The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1867, Page 7

~~ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 4, iset: eae . oa — ine 7 — new .pparktus will give one blast 0” the teu: tm the afid the were t! R . 2 uinute tustead of three @: heretofor TRUL OF JONN I SURR Ay. next nota Beat rt gee oe “ine CUBA AND PORTO RICO. CITY INTBLLIGENCE. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. ig athe hour impes eo 4 dines, z Ma: poeeees wrinnnne ~— — By ore, Acting Engincer, let and 2d LH distitote Soe ! The steamship Morro ca.“He. Captain Adams, from Mernorouray Revenus Boakp,—The Metropolitan Assautrm” BY Borotars—Dasrenate Rurriasie,— we. Whalemen. ‘st St atout Havana on the 29:b ult,, arrive.’ ** this port yesterday. | Revenue Board was again in session yesterday norning | The police of #he Forty-fourth and other preciusts of | Boson, Suty),. “S aailed from New Bedford Mt toms hoe Purser Albert will please aceept WF thanks for prompt | for the purpose of examining the inspectors of spirits, | this city have Jong been aware of the existence of a Bark Kathladw hegey OL Testimony of Witnesses for the delivery of our despatches and filea, A large number of inspectors were before tho Board, | desperate and bold gang of burglars who havo been | for Atlantic snd P mr early in June, sbip Europa, P ti trea. pesca bat owing £0,the fact that the examinations were private, | operating, with more oF less sucotss, at abort intervals, | pishok'Nn, of, Neners ™ can a }, Ol mot ” rosecution. ie SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE Hi, RALO. which they were conducted. manner ID | wherever booty offered, The patrolmen have been vigi- SP Spotem, 1 Salle, of ihe versatio The Revolt in Porto Rico=Stocks a, %4 Bank | Dzrartuxe ov rae Ram Dunvenuenc.—This afternoon | lant, and many “put up jobs” have doubtless been River Plate, de'daies 2a. Sethe’ Proteus, — cause Sinan’. Glance at the Monoy Mm. ‘Ket | the ram Dunderborg will leave her anchorage in the sagt their interferenco at the right time and place, Foreign Ports. “a, Philadet. Adjournment of the Court T Sue janagement of Business Houses in ( = | North river, and depart for Cherbourg, there to be de- ey now congratulate themselves upon the arrest of Awtwuar, June 19—Arrived, Hilma, Peterss.. jou in een eaies wae Great Ralus aud Fleods-A Novel 1%"! | hivered to tho French naval authoritios by her bulldor, | 008 of the leaders of the gang in the person of Andrew | PMI; 11. Albort Tenca, Schiebe, NY. — Friday. ny Fight. hele William H. Webb; who will accompany the vessel on her | Dailey, alias anthony Devine. The circumstances at- ing witb, Turner, Sebults, ands lost yen dan, fae, , 1867, tending the arrest of this fellow are as follows:—About I reli Voyage tothat port, A steamer will leave the end of Pier arn from @ reliable source that there was no other No, 29, foot of Warren to convey the many friends strect, foundation in the rumored disorder at Porto Rico than ‘o, " the fbuilder and officers down the bay, in com) that a pepedede, deem decreed affecting the pro- | wi, babes ram, enabling sone pry bey actions pod motions army a portion of the troops that ivi, ¢,them an opportunity to wish speed ag {aland had not only shown of ed but wesatis ‘Out to wea, The names of the principal officers signs of insubordination, of the 1 “8Mderberg are:—Captain, James J. Comstock ; sctaatly attempted some sort of pronunciamiente, Ac- | Executiv. ¥ Ollicer, J. F. Nickels; Firat Officor, Charles H. M. Gregory; Third Officer, pAxarenpax, June %—Arrived, Magna Charta, Hartigaa, Brumeniaves, June 18—Sailed, Brome: lepa- grell. Baltimore; 19th, “clara, roti, tos Chrmiel Pee ee eT ten lo, nee Frebandel, Hageshot ioowensnvras. June 18—Salled, Wilhelmina, Willem pe ma uz, June 18—Sailed, Bon Pere, Boucheron, New Wasumatom, D. 0., July 8, 1867, Tho trial of John H. Surratt was resumed this morning vey The ee eerie a nee wats Harte “te the Criminal Court, Judge Fisher presiding. The attend- ‘Mr. Merrick asked that a summons be issued for Mr. “ence on the part of the spectators was again very large, andin- bf * cluded, among others, several Members of Congress, Many nesses, who are not ip attendance, and Of the latter seem to take & very ‘great interest in the pro- | 98K the indulgence of the Court. If cl he new law, promotion in the uader ranks is | Hallet: Se, Wad Oillcer, received, fi { Prosecution would be able to close to-day: but as they were | °ding to % j ‘winerton; Fourth ; Ballau Strong rom behind, a on the Sailed from Royan 18th. Volta, San Francisco. peal as i oS Droseguiion would aak ‘en aajottamest to Friday, | im future to be at the option of the commanding officers, Chiot Racine, %. Elward Mursland; First Assictant ogi: | ascamspiton, whieh iniloted 2 cntare veateh et eeesan | Maw Orcang, “une te AFrivets Herman Corts, Corem, tomorrow, July.¢. ‘The took ® recess until half-past ten o'clock on | thus leaving it entirely to their judgment (or want of | neers, Albert b Tinard and — Marsiand; Second Assist- | him for a moment to reel. On recovering bimself he Boupana, June 12-—Arrived, Raith, Evans, Savannah. Mr, Pierrepont said he doubted whether it would be leeat | **#¥: judgment, as the case may bo), whereas, from time im- | Aut Engineers, - — Gray and — hajor. dealt s blow in retaliation upon the cranium of bis | Bexnos‘avea: April $6 hailed siovees eeu ane Could, Tet court, Insome States it was not recognized as & THE NATIONAL GAME. memorial, promotion in the Spanish army bas invariably | Tu Tucuoat O. Y¥#R3, AGENTS AnD Carrains AnD THE sy CA ahs wens pl oe nee Wares Mey BE Rottinn eb i ral d ae Pinna ani ho matter had been under advisement, _ | depended upon the length of the men's service. ‘The | Rayxn Prom —A n Wvement of cousiderable interest and | {hat Wm Ree eee sete oe : — disaffection arose tn one of the throe regiments on duty | importance to the sh, ping and mercantile community in Porto Rico, in which i¢ does not appear that any but | fe now in agitation on , ‘he part of the owners, agents and the inferior officers joined. Said regimont saltied out of | captalns of towing boats ‘frading at this port, and who three thousard, having for its tho barracks with their arms, and thelr intentions wore | Dulnbew boiwoen two and © tt OP act of the Legis.” a already promised to the Oldest In- © and there would aecordingly be NO consent of a the Court and counsel for the nation q was recallod, aud asked by ae, 40 Ste} hen Gamer that Subratt told him janeiro, apt, June 18—Arrived 8 Mi Orteans, lh Teatars Hrvop Eabe Rorfeane: bil tees Ad araeaant on awl, ‘Chandler. NYork, 16—Sailed, Col Ledyard, Wells, London. May June 14—Arrived, Corere, Dominici, NOrieans. ARDENAS, June 21—Arrived, brig Robin (Br), Kitimam, Eckford vs. Mutual. On thé Union grounds at Brooktyn, E. D., a match was played between the above named clubs yesterday Schmidt, a clerk for Hofman, had his left arm nearly cut in two by a knife which one of the burzlari- ous party—three being in the store—bad used in an on- counter which he had with them in defence of his om. “that he was ne afternoop, witigh proved to be as exciting as almost any ‘nege replied that he didnot Su OF the assassination. Wit- | eso far, this season. Tho Eckford club has from | °% 8° ‘aubiful charactor; but the movement was coon | jature which declares it to b ® @ tivdemeanor and untuw- eee ere ree creo ee fee toelr encepe, | aia (and sid svime day for NYork). ueetione propounded to witness yesterday relative to ; b subdued, a fow of the men most vociferous in the affair | ful for avy tugboas to tow a \ versel through Hell Gate | fit) Onl Oo sacle wiatianad, alent Sall bark Sancho Panza, Clapp, NYork; schr Volant, conversation with one Stephon Cameron were | “me? to tme'sufferad by the loss of good playmg mem- | having beon court martiallod and shot, Fam told that a { withont hwviny areguiarly lio. Wsed pilot ow board, At | strike the officer, as above mention oy ine native | Dodge, a BOF north of Hatteras. 4 gud witness dented them again as he did yester- | bers, but it mean mea preset fair team, similar movemeut occurred in Santiago de Cuba a tow | present, it appears, that the c ¥rtificated pifots number Epa ag ars, Seen Reign ard bay ate Roel waite’ ae satin Lard Clyde cb ert Lari “olay Merrick then asked witness whether Surrntt had over | TePeated depletions X suffers, Tho i day’ axo, but as I have not succeeded im getting any clue | about iifty, who have the exclu Wve privilege, as well ag | Pitan we Deine. bag BB oer ey eR AOS nized by a gentleman named Cole, as one of the party of Durglare that he had fired at the morning previous on the corner of Ciaremont and DeKalb avenues, whore they had broken into and robbed # hvuuse, ‘The prisoner ‘Was arraigned before Justice Cornwell and commitied to await the action of the Grand Jury. AcciwentaL Expcosion or Fineworxe.—An explosion took place on Tuesday afternoon’ m the store of Charles Cowll, London (and sated for San Francisco), FAaLMouts, June 21—Arrived, Arago (s), Gadsden, NYort for Havre. GALWAY June Gaia, June, 18—-In port Bol Deo Gloria, Wienaadt, eS, June \t—Cleared, Anna, Dart, North Ame- Gipnavran, June 12—Tn yort bark from Messina for Philadelphin ctetore tay Dp 6th), will discharge for repairs. Wind SB ABtb. Sailed 6th, ship Reunion Nichols. Vulenela; 1th, beet to it, I am imolined to doubt the trath of the report high paymcvat for the same, and, it 1s alloged, that their There is no doubt that some kind of ame oration in | gervices iva. majority of cases a: © Superiiuous, and the the financial situation isat this moment djscernivle, | payment in .9xcess of the services ‘ they render, thereby We see this at least in the inquiry which recently spring | entailing a bo avy tax on the trade ‘awd navization, It is 2p for sharos (mostly bank stock), The rates of the | sought to remnve these restrictions .\ud make the em- Banco Espafol sires got up to 32 conc promium, | ployment of pots optional, aud mei Yoriaiize Congress but afterwards went down again; those of the Banco de | for a’ropeal ot LLe enactment. Comercio (to which the famous Regla Warehouses are Reravesmny ov Cuvrce Staexr.—Th.'s street, inclad- Joined), Which had got down to, 20 per cent discount | ta tie railroad trvck, Is now boing ropa vod by Mr, Jar- him, and whether he (the witn had i ‘esterday proved very’ plainly that there was considera- Malt te Snow nsthing of is mnie poner er | bio play in th old ciub yet, although ft was among the wSiime of the execution | witness suid he never told younger members, ‘ : onversution wit urrntt upon io the for Pans bli no not distineily recollect exactly what that | fell a Xe tha ei Arar porate yinemeey M. Wood (colored a , | wrench bis arm very severely and nocessitate his with- PONE Lai 6 baron by Pasleoee and examined by Mr. | drawat from the game. © Hunt was substituted and eas 1862; in April, 1865. my | Went tocentre field, R. Hunt went to first, Borrman shop, or where [ C-] op of Booker | Went to second and Hatfield in to pitch. But no matter i ® re, under Joe} bow they changed, the Eckfords seomed to hit an} addea jump ia but afow days, aud caunol now ‘Tram, Wo. 66 Latayetio. avenue, through the cerelens. all's: I now have u biroe:-shop under the |: bbitt Howse: I . y P. z King Bird. Davis, NYork. ‘knew r Pitching except Marti it is scercely neceasury to | bo fousd at 14 per cent discount, If this conrern had | ding, the conwactor, who expects to complete it by | nessof eome boys who were playing outside on the by do 6th, ship Hi Bluff, from, aaassination; I out bie heir amd | 5 the playing, inasmuch as tho game was de. | not lent #0 much money fo the Regia and Matanzas Rail- | August, [ota Bal. Ollees, tocmmmieghore fore the s htm, and knew hii well (the prisoner was AS nd Up); I have.seon tho prisnuse eetores of ti moruing | © ‘drawn game.” When the ninth innings had f the assaasination I saw lim at Booker arber. | been completed, aud the Mutuals by hard work had ‘abop; I shaved and trimmed the prisoner's hair; Surratt | managed 10 puil the game up toa tie, the Captain of tho och yr a pelle gw ig aoe another; the | dlutual nine refused to play any longer. ‘The Captain altimore; 1’ also ‘ Bootlr's hair that morainy ; 1 was watting on Mr, of the Eekford uine tacitly agreed to #top the game, and th, and Surratt wos 11 the rear of me anda snl, thick: | Mt. Mills, the umpire agreed to cali tho game. In eet man, whose namo | did not know, w:s siiung near | Going so he clearly vioiated oug of the plainest lawsof the poh airy when T was done waiting on Booth, he got | game (section 30), and on being expostulated with said tof the chair and went tothe back part of the shop where | that if the captains agreed to it he could not doanything, nelanghijn Fsp.and te ene imps nating tt agin and that in such an event the rule was simply no rule at Bixee fine chaie vrei he: stirs Surrate ued by this time | all ‘There aro those who have studied,the rules as woll, wurratt looked like a'men who had been travel. | 204 pervaps much better, then Mr, Mille, and any one of distance; Surrait called my attention toa scar | thes® would say tba! section 30 is just as much & rule to ‘3 neck, and sid it was agunshat wound: 1 that | be implteitiy oboyed as any otuer eection of the rules, If Wmorning shaved Surrais clean, ali duc the mustuche; this | the captains had agreed to ignore section 3 it ts question- “was about nine A. M., for [ had my breakfast and had been able whether Mr, Mills or any other w ould ‘up to Mr. Seward’s aud shaved him: Secretary Stanton was s pgesarcd end jasinar dag 6 Tehaved Mr. Soward: Timak Me’ Semaet wes | tolt Bail players should be careful and not confine the Biiting up in bed, study of the rules to simply learning the points, but they ‘Crogs-examinaiion by Mr. Bradley—When the prisoner | should read weil and digest all the rules to avoid the pod fame to my shop there were several hands working there; | sibility of any conflict of authority, ‘Tho Eckfords, it ap- itness le fy ey could claim the ball; but this woul =e described McLauzilin as a tall, handsome man, thought the Id claii ball; but thi id blaek halr and mustacha; bh a din bli . Fatt had think, ligit clothes: (did not take. apecial wotice | Ot LO asreed to, and when the mon were almost residy aver geen Gurtalt, st 4 to go home it was decided to play the game out. The en doves sforiding mene the Rous eats, 22e | Mutuals thon went on the field, but then it waa fouod r ‘was bringing Surratt by, and I recognized himas the | that as the game had been called it could not bere. man be) pyaar da pig gn ahr igen been tyrone fe opened, and thus it stood with the following score: —~ ee ry great ness e time nignionne Oharies Kussell sworn—Witness lives in Boston, Mass. ; |... Player ‘was in the war, in Company D, Third Massachusetts heavy lein, Jat b. ; the company came ‘here in May, 1864, and re- Ml. p. mn! here Ul September. 1864; on the morning of the the ation witness came here from Fort walk, It appears that the young urchins were prace eine for the celebration of the Fourth, and igniting and discharging their pyrotechnies at random. One of the boys let off a fire cracker on the door step at the entrance to the storo, @ portion of which fell among a quantity of fireworks of various sizes and patterus that were on the counter inside. A loud explosion was the result, and the store, which caught fre, was damaged to Gorxx, June 8—Arrives, Emily Comer, Christie, NYoete, Hore Cove (Devon), June 18--Off, ship’ Sorrento, Wilsom, from New Orloaus for Havre, Hasna, June —Satled from Cuxhaven 18th, Shakapeare, Boyaen, NYork. Avre, Juno 16—Arrived, Arigona, Conant, Philadelphia: (in quarantine), mae led 19th, Marcia Greenleaf, Bates, Cardi® and Uaited 08, Havana, June 24—Arrived, steamer Stars and Sirt Rolmes, Philadelphia (and eld 28: to return); 27th, bark B Armstrong, Lodve, Liverpool; brig Amanda Guion, Ash- by, Bremen; 28th, bak Milton, Buckley, Livery Sailea 22d. barks Clara And, Stinson, Boston; Aretuse (SP), Cosso, NYork: brine Hally Ann, ‘Bartlet, do: s6th, ulla Clivoh (Br), Adams. do; 28th, Wenonah, Sturdivant, New Orleans; Lulan, Snow, NYork? 29th, barks Boa (Sp), and Tempa (Sp), do: brigs ‘Benj .Carver, Meyer, and Ste- hen ‘Duncan, Taylor, agua; Trojan’ (Bt, "Bousver, joston. Cleared 28th, steamship Corsica Br Le Measurier, Nas. sauand NYork; bark Esperanza (Sp), Puig, NYork; Boosie (Br), Torben, do; HG Berry. Lois, do via N tas, IxAgua June 19—In port barks Minnie Gordon (Br), Lew lie, for NYork ldg; Warren Ordway, Hoyt, from and for do, arr 15th, disg; Trovaiore, Blanchard, from do, art 16th, diag, would commence loading about 19th'for Boston, Kingston, Ja, June 12—Arrived, brig Belle, Shapter, New ‘Satied 12th, ship Fair Wind (Br), Torn, Pensacola. Livxxroon, June 20—Arrived, Florence, Kathburn, Gal. veston: Eva, do; a eanaaite: (Br), Alexander, Philae delphia; Sootia (i ‘or ‘Sailed 19th, Union, Bell, Pensacoia; Erin (s), Hall, New York (ond left Queenstowe 20th); 20th, Great Weste Cunningham, rial, Smnith, San ao; Ieee y Davenport, Otis, Philadeiphia; Jessica, Melntosh, Gali way it would bo the very beat investinent bere, scarce!y Ts a ; Med that Su. inferior tothe Caja de Ahorros (Savings Bapki, Because | 2U® Use oF Aas Rieorcwet as ba A Sasson the stores prove to voa very lucrative, safe and lasting | Perintendemt Kemmedy has imetructed the’ Pi Saree OF gal orgies bo surprised i ag the | of the varigus peeciacts in this city to @rrest not shares of code Comercio at par ina fow days, rece: f pistols, 4nd perhaps at a promium, devplie the surplus moo y | CMY those peraams rer a ee ee A which a limited number of capitalists: may bave at com. | &UNS and other firearms” im the bisa | at mand, Ido not, withal, observe that the banks bave | also all shqse who may choose to use M&em Decome much tore liberal in the rates-of discount, or | on. housetens or. from windows of hoows (ovday..| the extent of three dollars, less orupulous in thoit solection of paper, tho | Although orteryo04-gevera! and telegraphie isn vagy J Swsricioy oy Munpak—A man named Goorge B. Lane, ‘fusion’ of so many banks as exist bere, imo | good thing in as}far ae it probibits the use of fearize ia ( ni two strong and well managed ones, is sometimes | the public etrsens, the polise and their superior oflicors Posie bias soap? - orpaber ex: fe aig a yl faintly suggested. I am sure it would proven great | should not forget that aman’s house fv lis eastle, end | Cinot jolie, on Tuesday overing Inst, charged with the Donal. In tho ‘frst place, there are hone in tbis | that to forve nis way into @houso to arrest a man for 4 murder of a boy, named John Gainall, of Woeksville, community that axe bora bankers, (Iam notawareeven | discharging a agw-billetted pistol from a window or @ ot that there exists oue solitary bora merchant). ‘Those: | roof would be the vory Using to cause trouble and dis | TOO boY Was last seen in company with the accused at ; dhat place-on the 17th of June, when the missing youth that are at the bead of our banking establishments havo | order. 18 said to ave had a ceriain amount of monoy in his mostly been thimg but merchaats, and were tt not o = 7 for the powerful assiatance of some of thelr clorks they | , FATAL Fant rama 4 Ter —On Tuesday tast Samuel | possesion. Tho prisoner, who also resides at Wooks- would be at a loss bow to carry on such institutions; and |, Allon, a lad, climMeda trovim the yard of premises No, |. ville, a. Lachman tga Moc ba a farmer by soma oven many ot the clerks have never been iu any com- | $5 East Twenty-fftk@ troot and fet! to tho ground, a diae | You andr nominee Deomklyn, cdmuatesed' (oes to ane a ai Pitre igs are pueece by ferer, wale piece tance of twenty fart, sustaining terrible ijurics, He | examination. hundres have ali the advantages of @ thorough | was conveyed to Lis 2osidenco, No. $18 Third avenue, Mercantile experience and capacity’ who remain in | wierg death ensued posterday morning, Coromer Wilt Sorerise am yEscare or A Buraran,—On Tuosday er ee, ichen Of eaeancn then a prevails | dey was notified to hold an inquest om tie bedy. night a young lady, named Seitz, surprised a burglar in others direct banks, and military mem are invariably Drowneo Witte Baveina.—On Tucsday evonimg a tad | a second story reom of ber father's residence, in Rem- chosen for railway managers. With this simple example | eight years old, named Qlenry Brivkman, wiile’ bathing | sem street, near Waahington, E. D., and tho follow pre- aris patie oe “bo Cuban civil administration | iy tne dock foot of Forty+ first street, North river, was ace | cipitated bimself out of tho window, reached the roof Cuba is at last about starting an agricultural socicty, | cfdentally drowned Search was made for the bedy, | Of Sebed and escaped. After his departuro it was found The basis of the project {if tdoes not remain in embryo, | bUt it could not be found till yesterday morning. Cero. | that he carried off s box containing $25 in silver cota. ewarl’ ‘on Bou" enneim ercocees ste wegerneend 3] pemcmwane® Bl conpaneen® assassin: unker Hill, bet: " d ten o'clock in thi ing: “ aa a“ e ny ti . | Aburexu in the same apartment contained $1,000 in i vee ‘the Bladensburg roal; stayed here thut night, and was at een ag! y mavy ol eaithiest planter: . iy 5 overiaoked or had notime to secure. Mims Seitz says | Ue, Quebec; ial, Uslveston, Gales Qhvorks Maunation ‘the Canterbury that morn and slept at the barracks wod it is hoped that tho society will be form Founp ty Tun Wate".—The body of an anknownmaa, | the thief was drossed in dark clothes: and wore a | (®); See a Ga Sak ae ae ae np rage et a Sao ee eet ees Span tiay pericuitural, | spparently about thirty-Ave years of age, five foot ight | slouched hat, a la Manzoni, ma) lot Geek, Wetions Nore,’ ne ana Semalen® ; after we cot out on the 0% 80 long : suc A amy | . . ‘a dark bay hor Sieh ‘8 star in Total...9-... 2+. Pod ase Snstitution aro fgg ys Pe ‘There aro more than | !Pehes in height, with blsck hair, ves found at awearly Cnourea.—Dr. Statzen yosterday reported to the au- Ent out 19¢h, Palmyra, Siirese, fw lagye Shad RBige- Knell Ay mp deme re eae FM A et Naar Clube. ln a 38h 4 Gr. 9. fifteen hundred sugar, and perhaps still ope thousand | hour yesterday morning floating im‘ the dock footiof | thorities that Burgharas Nickel, residing at 133 Leonard Clara Wheeler, Wilmarib, and Success, Charo, York: 2 fifteon minntes « ier this a man rode up to wituess ae sees ai 2 3° 4-29 | coffee plantations in the whole island, besiies over six | West leventh strect. Deceased hatona green checked .| street, E.D., was suffering from an attack of cholera, | “ity of London (a), Brooks. do. v: Ni his horee ‘and aske. witness nbout ge rough the Le co son Sand Donan, * moire ue | Housand tobacco plantations, on most of which the old | flannel shirt, durk pants, and a hooson thovight foot. ‘| ‘The suderer was in an improved state last ovening, anne nec naeeety, Memenenneen en erent, Now imonson and Dongan. Umpire—Mr. | gcutine and practice of the cariiost planters aro still | Au mquost was held on the body by Goroner Wilder. a York, re t grosses: witness told him theve would be disicuity about get. |, SCorers—Messrs, | Sinz ing through: witnessasked him if ie had heard of the assas. | Mills, of the Atlantic Club, Time—Two hours and Twevty- | elung to, despite the successful rosnits obtained by the 4 . Se sination, and he said he had uot, aud laughed; ne remarked | five minutes, ibaaes lsapcisenents adopied by @ linticd number of | 240A” Casvauty.—Coroner Wildey ‘yesterday hekt* YACHTING. Pitan Fane Ie—Artived, Bleng.” Chelatiansen, San Francisoo. Ghnt be should try and get through the: pickets, aud rode off : Shp ticab inelligeas plantern, aa: inquost at 26 Desbroases sireey on the body of Txirn, Sune 21—Sntled, Atlantic, Welemouth, NYork. Mant. : i Exenrsion of the AUmntlc Yacht Club. Leen tune it Aeeed Acai. Rectaals Eavleaatohin, ‘The prisoner was hore caused to stand up and turn his CRICKET. Amorica:is colebrated for ail that is grand in nature— | 2Mcheel Redden, jr., the lad, nearly five years of age, Tho Atlantic Yacht Club of Brooklyn by invitation of | Suited 4th, Magmet, Keating, Boston; Oth, "AA Dreboet its rivers, mountains, cataracts, Xc. Cuba is not less Moore, Hiei ie ie Witenes Who fal be Whouges. he Bad “seen that 80; but no country in’ theae heinispheres can be coin- whose dea'h was the resuit of injusies received ons h , ‘| Mr. Wim, Voorhis, owner of tho yacht Addie V, left Frank M. Heaton sworn—teaidos at. 453 Eleventh street, | Match Betwoon the St. Georges and’ Gere | pared to it, in raias, For the last five or six woeks { | Thosday evening by being ran over by car No. 104. of <nitt habb"hennd, Coitanen, thy yesterday -afternoon, is city; ama clerk in the General Laud Ofioe;, have mantown (Philadelphia) Clubs, Ras beca raining, with very littlo intorruption, and on a,| tHe Crosstown ‘ino, ag roperted in yosterday’s Henan, " ’ here six years; came from Indi now Ford's Yesterday an interesting cricket match was com- | few occasions we have not seen the sun for a whole day. the evidence adduced weot to show thatthe oosurrence and proceeded to Nyack, on tho Hudson, there to ‘Gon was nd when the President's carriage ie ‘ y havo beon even higher, Altuough inere pa aD rp dharamems foe ee 7 accompanying vessels, and a reunion on shore at the saw the pay goto landcom the theres wansiaiae | tm the Blyslan Fields, Tioboken, between that ciuiyand | gery few rivers a Uobh, thera are itd ot ireos afver tho oscurrenee, was ducinriod. he diver of the | Foadeuoo of Mk Vootbis. The yachts eompoung the front @ (hextre at Lhe 7 ; esen ime, ndon. - Mar: 8, June 19—Arrived, AG Jewett, Reed, NYork. May ranit.d, June 2—Arrived, brig Rocky Glea, ‘Walison, 2 Sailed 224, brig Continental, Holmes, NYork. Marayzay, June s7—salled, brig’ Sarah Harrie (Be), Sones, NYorks Protege (Bx), Weed. Hostan, Newrorr, June %—Kulled, Cumberland, Murray, NYork. Navxes, June 1l—Arrived, Kmilin, Meyer, NYork. ‘ June 22—In port barks’ Eve F’ Fisk, of i saw no face at that | the Germantown Cricket Club, of Philadelphia, The | Tenaing both to the north and south, and these become fleet aro: — Noeviras Bostom, fime that attracted my attention; whev the carriage came a with Be Dowling | %¢ mos complete floods, and they Torch great herhis | sequently arresied,{ bat not til alter the clos of the: f “Name, Ouner. half loaded; J G Paint (Br), for New York, to sail in a few epee! ‘@ dozen persona from the restaurants eame up; on | Playing ou both sides was preity active, aud the bowling | 4s this season of the year, The transit then becomes | inquisition, when Coroner Wildey sout w toCaptain: | white Wing. Shepherd Romana, days; brig Thomas Owen, Ida: and others. Thursday week witness came to the court and saw le and fielding generally very good. Tho first to handle | completely stopped, and as there are very few roads | Petty, of tho Fifth precinct, to di nein P UEENSTOWN, June?i—Artived, Virginia (Aus), Vou Auble, Jobo R. Waller, T. W. Sheridan, J. R. Maxwell. he prieover, and recognized him as one he saw at the time comin; tO the Prosidi 4 San Francisco; Virginia (8). Prowse, NYork for Liverpools ig up to the President's corrlag 33d, Hecla (9), Bdmonson, do (and sid for Liv ). St Jago, June 1¥—Arrived, schr Conservative, Boyd, New malls are often de- | b@ declined doing so, and sont the Hogan. The magisirate, however, boing powerless the willow were the Phiindelphians, who sent Makoo | that deserve the name, the inland oF rhignjasain ‘ichodes wax aworn-—Witaeas tives | ang Cadwaller to the wickois, to tho bowling of Gibwes layed for several days. Tho rewainder of the sugar pee > still on Some of the plantations cannot be carted to (ie | the matter sept Corn wel to tho station house, William Peet, ork. sworks at a eae Crabs ool sas Re and Norley, the professionals of tho St. Georges, The | yailway stations or the seaboard embareaderos till tho ———— —— IHL A. Gongh, Sailed th, bark Anna, Davis, Philade!phia; brigs Rosetta Barden; was here on the day Mr. Lineoin was assoasiuatod: | country goatlemen found it a hard matter at first to | Tosds become dry. Those wom-tlonds also cause geet MOUNT ST. VINCENT ACADEMY. EJ. Viarvey. (HD ane: NEY Sug, SArrived.< ships: Onerlodia, Spee, Of twelve o'clock; went in to see the theatre; went down to | score, ior the bowling of tho Yorkers wns first both to life and propert rhe wena Leopard T. C, Fowler. and Belle Wood, Goldneta, Nort; Kelvin, Belyem Glouses: Jook at the st and wiile there saw one of the box doors | class aud running straight into the wicket. Makoc was | ge tracts of The annual distribution of premiums at the Mount St. liarry Schell, Hairy S. Schell, ter, Mass: brig ida, Betts, NYork. Spen a Little, and being desirous to seé the stago trom that | the first to succumb bocure it, aud fel & victim to a od, ‘and tie produse} yissent Academy le an event looked forward: to with:'| Addie Ve....c 062... * William Voorhis, Glexred June %, sohra Sarah Bernice, Proctor, New Yorks ‘Point, went’ down there; as witness approvehed whoever | straight bali from Gibbes before he had got boyand the | thatts not carried away by the wator ts destroyed by | Md ‘Chey will return to Virooklyn to-morrow morning. July 2, Lila, Montgomery, Philadelphia. Fas there walked away, and witness entered the boxand | Enon y cipher of his score, Largo them joined | the continued wot. Fortunstely the tebacco crop bas | Ploasare by all privilogod to attend Thoro iva fresh. d roeyenan, June Hin port barks, Triumph, MeFariamds ¥ for ork 3; Canco, ner, Her ae nO a ese upandspace | Cadwaller, WhO managed to score two, whon bo was | boon nearly all exvod. hess and variety in the , came up a id hn connected with the theatre; | bowted by Gibbos Largo wont out also for the Besides the house of J. M Moratos & Co, it is caid ye i , Tittions, and sods in his hand avout elgus feet long and | inverted ‘duck’s egg,” bowled by Giobes, and Mr, | that the firm of Sama, Sotolongo & Co, is a's6 to give np | M the Arrangements at cach examination of the: ladies ‘that the Pi it would Morgan covirived to got & bofore Norley bowled | business on the 30tn inst. ; but I have reasons for'dis- | ®ad childrea of thia Acwtemy which the vericus col- ‘here that night aad he wat going Uf the Oo eck, which | Bim. Until Mosers, Ball aud StcKoan wont to dhe wick. | beHioving this rumor, ut lodst for the present. Jogos und schools of this city, dovoted exclusively to orcises and a display of taste 0, arr AR go (Bi », hens, from do, disg; Trinity, ee PD Diseoln Merrinaa, eed Charioba,. ‘Bagin, top Poruand Ant sheen for Bosten de; Pumers uaa hed stescenr caer at ri sonar bere Phundeipbia dg: Bliaas se! i E ; E i i i i rf J Maguti sohen Ht Gent could not be disturbed; ced the stick, which | O°" tne score of the vormantowa eleven looked very Merehan's ‘Are again lowdly calling for A postal 2 - : Macoulay, Dorman, Yor dai, raps Pane eit tes teas ald [vine bat thos gostanrn: marae fo Tawi ap to Detreen ule Vata Sates ad Spit coy | Male evnnotarprons. Ths examloston which toe mgs Dy Sh ad decent number, The former made ere he, was lelay on the part of the Pe : 9 from Aspiaws ‘The prisoner was requested to a and witness stated | canght and bowled by Norley, aud the latter scored 20, | Spanish government, but they cannot possibly eompre- | Archbishop McCloskey, was fully oquai, if not supertor PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 3. 1857. Safled brigs Chas V wal m Philadel. Pemhoua judge thet was the man no doub about tts when Mr, Butterfield wok his leg stump. Mr. Fisner | hond why the United states doos not push it tarongh at | in prutiancy, to those of former years, The large hail ME pan phi; 260, Golden Lead, Langthorne, vache Paragoa, fame one Passing reed td a short thick-sot aan | Was the only other player who got beyond twos and | once. {the Acado i 7 beet | er Witkeis: June 19+Arrived, Commeres, Robinson, NOr- aan ey yen azo; unallp, nallo Ned oe Dick, | fours, and he scored 7 aud carried bis bat ou’ without | | Tup Spanish frigate Geroua continues in Carthagena, | of the | Acalomy was filled, with a, tarso |, Steamship New York (Brem), Dreyer, Bremen—Oelriobs | igs its” . ‘ Te twee Ned; “come here aad bring up them thim being obliged to relinquish it. The whole score of the Core nea pd Lag Bogen The fotuso ram | tr shiogeble, audience of the , ied, poe. rela 8S. ak i eadile aakee Mle cyte American Ports. ‘manddn he repeated the call three or ladelpiiaos amounted to 60, and to show how shar} as not move ‘nee, previous arrangements | tives of the young lady. graduates, aad. children ~ Steam. » Baker, — 4 Ree re nsnd, finally, some 0.9 behind the curtain replied the aeons was it may. be moutioaed that Norley | baving been changed. as | apavisitors. ‘The pillars stipporting the stags Onresdh Meee tatty Vetnd, ‘achinn Chastectne-2 Ramer Caeser eid Siencnryn, cones: Ann Be wn, ink aad jand the man told the party answering to come up and powled 95 balls, off which omy 7 rans were obtain Capsain Randolph, of the American brig Prairte Kysa, | side were tastefully festooned with flowers, and in the Steamship ‘Moneka, Marshman, Onarieston—tavagsion, | Tense Heke Pitsere, Baltimore; Mananticoy Claypool, id; the thiek set man. aid eat tho Pres and took 5 wickets, four by clean straight taka, Tho | laying at Cardonas, was attacked by tho seward (col | contre way placod afigire of the Virgin, flaked on cach | tose'o, . : * | Cullen, "Cullen; West Deunis, Crowell; M'M Freeman, they only heard an hour previously that ths Pros wickots fell in the foliowiag order:—1 for 2, three for 6, | ored) with a kni:o, who altor inflicting a sovero gash in | side by a harp, There was no aitempt a orsamentation, | Svamshty Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington, NO—J Hand, | Howos; Salile th, Batemans PA Sa Romer; s Lake, comng a ner ibe bit ari chair; the prisda G for 24, 7 far $4, 9 for 50, and the last for 60 runs, After | his neck, stabbed him with Mendis: fury until vo was | at thosides, on the celting oF ai the back part of the | Stesm:hip Dingo, Shérwnod, Porsiand—t F Atmos, Sao G60 Riis, TE renaber Dabs aammeel beat MPetore these parties came to the box. dinuer the St, George’s cl.b commenced their inuings by | extinct." The murderer bas been secured and brousbt | hall; but the many-oolored dresses of the. indies, with ip Equator, Jackaway, Bevin tonne, Brows @ ‘| oie; Be Baker, Adamai J Satier luwalie, Long and W Crosvexamined.—It was Letween eleven sending in Measrs. Gord on an! E rds to the bowling | here for trial, their beanx, who ipied the middle seais, | ous. Godfrey, Roston—W P Clvde, qm Tween, _ omrert a ‘e*cloek when witneas gy borpe ey of Swan (projessional) and Large. Liko the Phiiadel- > oe barton sn na a et and on Son- | finely with the snow-white drea ad parti-colored | mnsutta, Fish, New Bedtord—Ferguson Carks Discos, Teanlin eal ¢ Sore, pa Crovien Bias? ~ Beas lei e theaire bel ie New York emb did not wake a very good | day, in Regia, thero will aiso bea wild beast “entor- | gonrfs of ho number of three | We ethak ' Th reneay: " aaa eet fee elesee Abert; fronse | Pliiaa® Hiei ira two wickets fell for 2 aus “The | tainment.” A Moxican female (the pz-grninme th polite riaht of the |, Hark Herzog Brast (Brom), #4e8%;'Tondon—Hagemeyer | Veinvert: Aucrisan Cickarsoty iork; Goulueruer, Dart ‘bor. nf Mt was about fifteen miautes; as witness ap- | bowling of Swan was very offec:ive, being even more | langunge says ‘- una SeAora Me) a’), is to lake tho esident taki: with tho | & Bran & Emilia (Port), Parabella, Lisbon—Os. | ing, do (arr sta) ‘the box the men in it went out aud atterwards re- | te\ling ihaa Gibbes’ had beon on the other side. Until | pare of a bull Sghter, The aor of courae, proceedings a! ‘Cleared—Steamebiga China (Br), Hoekty, Liverpool via rhed, as wituess supposed, and spoke W witnoss €ater and Norley facsd cach obnoc is quite a novelty, and has called {11h some witty «ay: | ir), Wilkie, Lagnayra and Porto Ca. | Halifax; Geu »\ K falne, Livchbuld, WB Cuban wie she nw, Ly toa . “i «be hi ! fequent ch plnect L. : bg berets ‘ o nebfngat the wall: is bad On tie Ueard, But aim not care | miaeh leather liunting for the fleiders bot ro er A Aina “ge ae geogy Rys 20) 1 Oe ee SMW" ake Turks Telanda€ & Knox &Co, | erm, Mobilo; barka Dariel Webster, Nickerson, Mata- that; hia board was light; afte poke of be: tion came over tho spirit of thoir dreams. Mr. Cater | whie oul when PL lade dis | _ Vrig Freites drmavs (Port), Conde, Port Medway—Joa ; Hounding Billow, Vidullch, Tarragona; schr James + sort of an actor | made two fine cuts for 2 each and asingie, when he was | translate them for your readers lt ‘Crowell, N¥ork. we seen any | bowlod by Swan. Norley madea splendid drive for Saud 1 would ratier tet! you somothing about the sugar | was proce oad | Parrsvoro, NS—Crandail, Um- oval Kagle; bark Cairo; brigs America, cannot teil | gercral 2° and 3's, whea he got out by alog ball from | market, which closed yestorday with firmuess, bat | a crown of roses and groen learos idk; ih oeenas, Mec S Motus & ea Baltimore; Coles ink it wason | Say, Gibbes was Very unfortunate in bis bating, got | without any vieibie var.ation in price. Tho transactions q of the ladies s u 3 forward by the 4 venty. Georgetown, DC; Alex- box It was twenty-tive or thirty Lane for th few days have been pretty Iarge, and the | tha: parpore. > litt a © F Geary, Ge ; 4 cre as a | ting outat the first Lall, before he had a chauce of | for tho few day Pp are at purpose, shnson, Tutbill, Malaga—B 7 ler Nicki deiphia; Star. dp; Mary B ‘Walker, 0 Gone remember when pad ‘i iM coring. Messrs. Bance and Ratclilf thea got together | rates have been roguinted according to the greater or | oporation owing to thy . A John mn, Tutbill. Mak PED Mpeveys De. 54 See aatte rm Wreck: teromtug Ales, = “Tei might have spoke of i (0 i aud tue St. George's score begin to moant up. | leeser demand for the different classitications of num- | up, however. by an an wd . BALTIMORE, Jus 2—Arrived, brig Josie, Pettigrew, ees poe SS © to the atiorney & week ago The former got out for 6 abd Messrs, Bownoan | bers, but Led trie basts sat SN bing aa 12. | berot the young ears, un : { i i sped “midey’ :), Davidson, Hanteport—Cran- Novagen. sehes Charles W. lol, Bart, and Starlight, Roblm wits knew something id yeapecttvo! d 1, who was at | Among tho froigut cugagomonts 1 n ne char ior nmitz. ihe academic honors were tou de ray & 7 meg . PN tg BP J i poh ned bontea by Pink’ wise. he had made 23 | the Amertcan ‘bark Costarelle, for Boston, at $1 72 i lady as her wamo wos enilod oat ro- A Lary, ouares Bag Meguutleook, Hemmingway, Boston, betes ba; Witness, did npt suppor’ at | Mina St, Butlerdelt also got ‘tozother a good soore, | por box; Britisticuooner Trojan, Now York or Bo ands of the Archbishop a crown of laurel a eee ipston; sours Grace Webster, Kandall, New Bodtord; & i. w would te of any e owing is al #8 wrote the letter to The following isa w Jorsoy; Kalo Kelily ; Franco 0 agold modal. Kindberg, Thomas, NYork. 7 itapate ck, . iokShip Ledoadin (Hinem), Bremen; brig Fannie, Woes yy ties” Wont (0 soa--Brig Chattanooga, and sehr Vi Co. ‘ships ¢ gi ole ne dea nies, bark, ‘ ‘Theresa and sche uso & | ecriges aw rig iain Nop wh TM, 0 : Exchange 14, the same as Norley; aud Mr, Branker had tho honor | at $1 STi, or $1 65, Fespectively of carrying out bis nf for 3. Tho total scuro of i St. good demeea. a it oa Bias ° act ¥ ed ckois foil as foliows:—1 for 3, | sight, has ber “gotta 2 0 28 %¢ Siri, Pear eras aie 65, and tho last tor 74 | connt, and closed with firmness. Sterling was guid at ‘oy oe, Flushi ‘s looked at the mm hk ; Mazy Gliligan, F rord—T eg 1 he, cot his part very we - : 1L3y bo LLY per cent premium, juarely, and tho dee to taes Tue match will be continued to-morrow, aud at pres Me MP 8 i i K sortg Bron no ae af st . by ent sianls pretty equal; below ws scare of the ret Sree cay ol Gaanais. Bawd 2- it P ike dtacaey tor fie Geet oar, on, Branford, Ct=Rackelt & Tay- June ved, sehr Mt Hope, Barnum, f sated tn ie. Om Tington and the other | tnuings of each clab:— 7 omy va gg a svede lo ' 1, ache % Snow, Bmith, M¥ork. By Wr Bradbe tot agen Br, OM “s kaow he (Carring. a te By ‘casiaeiapoan HAYTI. Ths roma nder of the programme was proceeded wih : a aes Rig Se raf er nme ie . ’. R ° wows a follows : ‘ ‘ | n (Br), Hath, Liverpool June oa masa ise get sw fia ee anne SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD tuaree sad ia teas feghi me : iganai™ | CALAIS, Juneal—Arr eche Tamartine, Greggs, Phitadot: each wi id one and ah Edwards, b. Bw: Cadwalter, b. Gibbes..... 2 - ‘" HOPUS Amt endl Mirae. | Odin. veshint ait” 8"0t bree marters of an tuch wide, A Cater b. Swan Large, b. Gibbes. . 9 fi od Cleared—Sehra Valhalta, Torrey, jscom, long: and Le whided the suek*6° make it i Morgan, b. Norle: 4 | Sonlowaue Still Abroad—Salnave Still Dte- a. } oe. on % 1 pM, | Btanscom, Nyork, Te In the’ wall that the United Bocwtinter, b. Botley, Zz stator. “Tho Last Rose of Summer," with French horn ac- | inte Bal Gtremshep. | g.2un Cueared Oakes S% ietng, Clendenen, York: Mr. Wilson bere stated at MMS A- Manica at twcive Be and >. Revie... Havana, June 27,1867. | compauiment, Sargent batneat, Philegetomias lnabelia Saunders, — have a witnors here froaty iC ie a roores os Seeete Guibesch. noriay "® 8, Thomas, arrived | £0!0—Mies Taylor. \ cunt June 2.8 AM, | tgu'timter barks Hogar (ies, aed Chariots (Pre), aa Fae eae Ta tho uae of reassoute ng that witness roe a one Z| _ The English stoamer —_ sri i sett the (an addrose)—_Mie Pitepatrick. } and. pansengors, 10.| weapons pee | big Rigrets: Sowers ie Thumber sold “rould ‘ Warton b. Norley... 3 | hereon tho 23d inst.. with late inteliig’ Yoncert’’ (12 bands)—Kitorer, Py : = WHE Cushing Ward. an mY n wraocord ne Court ordered a recess “nill s quarter Bracket, ee oth gos f Father, not out. : acd 7 | Hayton republic, brought to Jamaics by the Wrench | Voce! Hact.—Pinala, 7! Martini Donseott bowie 1s 1 Sernay punted | sp Baet FE VeRa ae th, ale ici, fanerat , , ttorneld, @ i" 08, 6; leg bye c : Farowol!’? (an : 7 ryt SB Z $ ‘omer, do, Alpha 5 at-past twolve g'etn e, David H. | Byon 4; beg byes, Bsnrese © wide ballay Z...1-... 8 | steamer Carraibe, which arrived at Kingston om the 6th Drnteuled er pramitian, for Bavony alt 8 Te nrows; dar Lubeived; cud Cobieel © x Mr. Piers TOBE Aad | Total 60 | inst. March (02 hands}—Worlenhaupt. aan Kas Xatfolk, &e, with mdseand | pritndan ye O lothoaas peogneareagere oe ine conclusion of the exercises, which occupiod etten Palmore. OLMES HOLM, J PM—Arrige’ brig Blainore arsas to Weichimaa, November 12 nd . ete78- Dates from Joromie to the 17th of poe aad over three hours, Arobbishop Mccloskey addressed the | het wond: Portiomd, with tadae and | cette, Win ie Tae NKorky sane Matamsaee Bicddardy Haw ‘the cards of Wilkes Booth and Sarrac, Which THE TUAF. overything quiet, Soulouquo had not ye . graduates and children in & few well chosen eenicuces, Cg el siisian th seth boas giana fo8, Vokes Rivets we mene — Jnevideuce. Witness said ho wed seen th op Peertt the Vachlon Counc. Accounts from Cape Hayti to tho early part of the | Wwinen tho visitors eagerly traterniaed with their young | y tenreiten, Mates | gtelled-—Schirs Oneco Gtrdter, Y mon, Dorota otting on je asi od - ds. . 1, Patten, Mento: days, with fruit, Sain “f nad 4 py ety tin erltonce ntotter vont. | AYory sxotilent two mile trot, in barueas, for a parse | prevent mouth report that alt was waniail, aad Sou: | SH ce ceg of the Hudean River Raiirond wero | 4/tiiocs es dum "Bo, it 3 Wr. in Banas 32 KIT ctived nad malig. eohra_ Mache! Saamany Song fed to Atzerodt, fahingtn, De Co April ih che day | and stake of $400, came of on the Fashion Coarse yes | louque not having arrived, Sines — en wor. | abominahis Sufiaient employ. wore tt plasoa a: nn wat vert A Mestre WizTy | Win on ana aetna 4 \aeeh wien, i . ‘ residents considered the inyitaion - of the the large crow: z for Portlaw . Sew a r. eit ce, nr Duong yess | uA aferom, Uowann Bean Eile aut Catia | TS arn arte formor we new ini | fcr ani cio an ww marcus tht en peaacin, Moor w | Seah Si din Mey ie atta es Mime after the date; pliced the Ieiters “B.S. S.) on the Sovernl othivr horses were entored, but when the | Bavenothing bat were not ioat when tho halfapast three expross care phason, Bordeaux, 14 days, with mdse, | “K'ny WERT, dune se— Arrived . off, steamer Ont that the poor old follow is aimost imbecile, Evon the-line, Whon the train at iart arrived, ope | ,,se,4° . . June See toe his sual een arrived ony hove mentioned made | Tt ten rvnot the case, the preseoce of the British | ei 't.0" Nere'was not more than socommodation (or | ‘r'c‘nhushaw, Raith, Cardenas, It days, with auger, to 3 age ti el eee “i f te that it a Stan. | Gill, nade o 0 senate, hat might go to Mr. K. M, Stan. ew " BRIDGE, Jane sche Union, Leighton, pl PErALoT At Present, And Was In | pout fOr starting he Wi iment telograpa ollice trom Me; ‘ otk , as id had ne 1 tee rom N°; | tnoir a, venrauc’. Two heats were trotted, both of A ber, neral ors Charge d’Affaires would in all probability get | half the passongers waiting at the station. Thoy wore | B Worl 4 oo lot Eee! |, Dalley, Cow Bay, 10 4 kay | Sanaa mip. wad 4 i De Cy which #, 7e wo - ont hore cope re oo per Jouque) intos fresh trowbie, both with all, however, jammed ia, and so taken to the city. Fie ‘it comb, ta trot, | am ‘he Siw ORTRANS, Jane Arrived, sche United States, z j be had ume k 119% reapectively. the Haytiens, however Cm NP F Ben, “ Boston. Dehoker, St Thomas. i ta * Riek ia yee | Telowing a, tgummary of oe Rate ely ¢-Purse iesvectie the old man. way be suppoesd {82 be (oecause TEST OF CAUJE PETROLEUM AS FUEL. ie aay DSARe a th, Cinared—Bark Florence Chnyman, (Br), Jones diceepoos a Boryou ‘udm you koow tho handwriting of the letver t Faas On Inornwe, Wednestay, old, no doubly, he has sense enough to keep out 1967. hw REDFORD, July b—Arrived, schre Republic, T do Know it. 2400; two mile veats, in in reality, Rover had nn} Spanner Sete By 360% Malied. 4 Sate, and talons Hicketson, NY Srmeretetr oar ire enaenarytng | ents | sistent tmsome Prentnat ote republic vwaly | Tha tnt at of perio ff core acrmmone | fama Rabat tr of Kew Ya, Farunta | WSSIG3 bart sha ay Brvsnn on He Jey : 01 wn bo vin ates Becdentien Signed by ihe party wee F Uplieve to have. | BM, Roden enteree pd yeti tng Fe HO et opinion in | steamer Palas, and the resiity fully coulrmed the strat | yo poR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE | “NuWhORYTORT. Jove S—Arrivét, sobre Mee id that th ee oe ce wine oe ‘ to | sucéess achieved on the. two previous triala, fhe dis- . Haliwore, duiy Gente, Anderson, NY ns cone plea atotscs tas tartare TORR te eee ae Hay that Gainavo would org tes Fesicriug peace | tanco steared wae forty-four milos, cecupying | four SEB ANOTHER PAGE. NEM RAVES, Jat a-Arrivad, vebrs Buskelow, Rob. “ef "Puttat catric at cueton at toe | Sage ne a rane, oc i rag aces | tice Siner nae seat hee een nue, bat Mating Dyoascers CRMC tals Toy Sciatich aa ae ory ee To-day there will bs tr RE ee ee aman aoe eeiivee: | from aderapgemont of tho air pumps which were tom- | Rane Wenniwac, Marshall, from Messina for Philadel | oi nicADy LEMS “id Masri Jndge Fisher said he unde: at the papers were tn | on ihe Hobok Seacae oinittind extstence of Hayti Salensan ta porarily connected via, Yefore reported put Into Gibraltar in distress, ou the | mouth, jo’ Allen, Allen, Clesraagos ‘ ence, and aaid he would admit the evidence. ELLEN ment, “The Kuropean residents may iin Land pl 2h ult bad been surveyed and ordered to discharge and hemoan, Hayatas ties, “a tiincanet balers te aberting of the iter snd dhe ranwonas ye fo, ot ott oe reicecament. But they do ot cousider CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE, Siuda@arescsss Te meee eer Bats Te lakerseterred to war Pou ae follows VT | wet. Ornnen, of Cinormnath, "Soe ¥oeUouarel Jone | Ua all the phases of eonvaision Ry ne ap beer Havtron, Conn, , July 9, 1807 Soun Masrna Ans, McCormick, which salle’ from | Reyne ilson el he let i weal f , 5 |, Vaz wrronn, Conn, July 3, dl 5 a Wiens Thaw | ca nmee Se seaalibtal si deey waar povel aa eeteas ao cule, an aa ee See, as cadereom om adefcicasy Of proper ioed- | Both branches of the General “Asa mbly pilourned to- | { aber reurned or Uharieton, On” arta Ment bavi ; (on MEpsisens sgurestpy tee Bernat, ‘Witness was bended the Selby letter, ald Ht wea : # Mal jection of military characters (who to mot on Monday, July 8. ord heavy gales on Ui . wet . ‘idads rl dB Sincalaes Tana, 'and Somparing wit bey fotegrams ‘of Booth, | Seach Srdetitonas otmtae ty Eee $y “aoe on, ambien, bare aiwaye dustarbed ihe aye Benato to-day elected Uawart J. Sanford, of New | Jeckoat, tuning wien font sok Toa pra eee, all idypahon Lila 8 Ivey Boratto Pore rt Sky Wa alecroecierer tue neon wriic, | Soutant Candies and ter tects? -Daltunare, OF | ‘natural tranquillity of ithe Island) tesiend of appolating | Haven, and Miles T, Granger, panaan, Judges | Ye ene, " Bi Moore, Bicker, wpe et hick: 18 Wor 1th ort a te) civilians to guide the destiny of the country, of the Superior Court, “ tego Hola’ tole Magnes, ing rtlands ? Le there wes a rerabitooe ie ies capt, | Supping at the St, Juiton oto, th oral, alae broeirsnere Armajoriy of tie Railroad Commitice bare reported | , Sewn ® M Hamuror, Smith, whloy pat ie Slats, er | boast wut Wamy Reailng, Hleeinn. 2s Yang! Rata in “Dear Lewis? and the “he” in O'haughs Salneat Harrequis, D. Villaverde and iotol, jn favor of @ drawbridge at Middiotown, and the minor. | Ist in repeats, : sity Re FB Weta Tan Otho. how hettordi apis of Hayairoana Buster inthe ‘erin | of MAVAOR ATO mopping At Ne Mecropolitaa, eee f Be FATAL AFFRAY IN BROOKLINE, MASS, Mey are in favor of suspension bridge, | Both reports KG Miscetlaneons. KW Calm’ vhompecns Hallowell: Cyadsys Janey elm mneetedt in the » Kye, a a 01 srook line e' li files of inte Ou . din, TT," ' zr inobecrret twa "isa bearing he | Albany, are sopping nt west Nicholas HOWL 1afg TE et wee isinens teh, Ween, ta ACCIDENTAL DROWKING AT ATLANTIC CITY. orion > for tu want Ayia) br hia gb aa ah i ane ce; trom he reecmblanow ant ine goubrel charsorer Pha edge Patterned, or Wen, and Sy tees Lo corema. peporle dameding {80 Seer i Puvanmnenna, Jnly 8, 196, Purser A Stith, of the ateamsbip Repitan, from Now | Ndkevson: Rieatedhport: Hoi — Shes Ar catiorseh Std oom 7 ™ ee on | Bon Sree a ning uni nina Mathes te a freon ant chat | AUOLGUS, We ently Scones | Oe wh Maat, a te re ams tan | HERTEROU Tes Bere ae Witness was handed andther jeter, one of Surratt’ Bankhead, of Touésses; J. 1. Rastor, of Wash. “.} Waseus? in the abdomen, inflicting a fatal-wound. Mat- | Murray. Nie palit Me ee eld ea inquest. Ce eee roles, Jt. & Brother for Joni ne ends Appbapt A danes at ich he said he had q % | ington; 0, Pox, ‘of Connecticut! r ave himself up to the authorities this worn y dt anne ig cd rd, was Iaanened It in ef | Justin NYork; Jair J, he said he had newar seen Darore. aa Pe Salted bravo mubetieMty Liwwenan: {tv cmon tuews we sito Every (raif brings iu crowds of visitors, an Bourne Jr of Now Bedtord, wus lenuened 1st net HSE NYork; William 1. Those ora and exain ined OF toate | of Sates Aciay, anit Samuel T. Hoimes, tels aro {asi Sling up. Togater length fe 1 feet, erate diately nites Cates DUMOND, July l—Arriredy fhe gis Tie, Gots rica, cece elias ta St i a Nelan’ | VSrton ge anwlng AS Ps Moding Rouse fine (N PORBURY. epaling voyen i command of Capt Norn, cigs daly ~ fabout March 1, and was dive! ‘r 4 tantng: : 5. ¥, Jayne, of Philadelphia; Senator Reverd " me ARILL MURDER, ne TMs July 2, from the yard of B Bd Taybot 4, Wh CS Aa be So Peng er ied a eee ge gens despa te ta tin onan Seagrass ectriae tae ® omt | ac * i sore min arog was the na, eon ‘amd Gear Ao ot Calling Ma gy a te 7 ee Notice to Mariners. PiMinorON, Be, Juee facpe # orw are s.opplag at ith Aves late. that t Jat NYork. pd at * and six horses, : joh wore “Notlee is hereby given at Capo fr. | Barron C. Watson, of Lonion, ad RP, Parkingom, of | Z2on ‘or stnble adionng weeake, ” awohitous, ccea panting Tiple ehe end pare SE Ma kr ritnans eo ms saeind the a Uirwe Bora ae na wont, sy mare Tike wie Im taclon on or verore Oe fas hash nwe be heia rio, 8 Z. 4 3 t |. Bowel) Richmond, the employes wor, E00, ‘ ‘ , - Areas eet SL a oae Bouse » MMaoing | ced Tho loess from gisele to oy, , ’ * al caecum F Pr