The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1869, Page 10

SE OADEMY. here Fort Madison stood some years ago. Although SUBURBAN INTELLIGEN' LABOR REFORM. epetietien, Niet =a eS ‘ Mi gamely mere et ata natal ee fan ETERS ay weet parnenTaneynone na ie, the squad in charge fired Wish (rowards the la ' ee Tho Now England Labor Reform League | ys with truit, to Chamberlin, Phelps eu corm rts 4 core, eee, Bret, Visit of President Grant to the Academy—Hils su8 saat savers erent to eae shoe a8 ae tat NEW JERSEY. Women, Suffrage and the Eight Hour Law= | “rig Leno sen pence fro WW Was, | sohee Ghampten, See Sees, Pa ene A Rocoption=Exereises by the Midshipmen= | Mr, Stuart. ‘The latter gentleman made one of the eee Senator Sprague Advises Vigorous Action. co H Brower’ had beat weather, pre * cohen Gib Ciena ae The President Pleased with Thelr Proe bess of those which were fired. Mallee Jersey City. ‘Boson, May 26, 1869. on Ay ics Lowen Fa Burton. Rio Grande uly Haley, Palade nia P me Presidens and fiends now. salary ALLEGED Wirs BEATING.—A blacksmith named Schr TD Wilder’ Heathers Trinidady’ Guba, 21 days, with GREENWICH, May 2)—Salled, achr Fannie Mitcbe icy~Au Tmprompty Hop. residence of the Admiral, the midshtpmen retired to ‘The New England Labor Reform League reassem- May his wife, cutting her severely, He was sent to prison ‘to await trial. The WaTER COMMISSIONERS of Jersey, Hudson and Bergen cities, accompanied by the Police Com- missioners of Jersey City, proceeded in carriages yesterday to Belleville for the purpose of inspectlag the water works there, MEDICAL StTaTs CONVENTION.—The 1034 anniver- sary of the New Jersey State Medical Society was held yesterday at the City Hall, Dr. Corson, of Trenton, was chairman, and Dr, Willlam Pierson, Jn, secretary. The address of welcome was de livered by Dr, Finn, of Greenville, The president delivered avery able address, after which reports were received from several committees, the most no- table being one which inflicted @ severe verbal cas- tigation on homeopathy, hydropathy and quacks in general. : RIPARIAN RiauTs.—A meeting of owners of land under water affected by recent legislation was held in Taylor’s Hotel, Jersey City, yesterday morning. The State has appointed commissioners to dispose of these lands, on the ground that they are its property, and to devise means to resist the pro- posed sale was the object of the meeting, Kep- resentatives from Fort Lee, Hoboken, Jersey City, Communtpaw, Bergan Point, Newark Bay, &c., were present. ‘The oficers elected were :—Klias Ruckman, President: A. Berney, First Vice President; Jon Weeks, Second’ Vice President ; Wm. Currie, Secretary; Executive Committee—Thomas Whito, Thomas W. Demarest, Thomas A. Hovee, and the oficers of the association. ‘The question of title to these lands is to be carried to the United States Su- preme Court, and it is to raise fands for this purpose that the organization has been effected. Hudson City. ADDITIONS TO THE POLICE ForcE.—In addition to all, Brown, N York (or © ANNAPOLIS, Md., May 25, 186% — | their quarters to refresh ‘@iter the excessive fatigues | William Bryant was surrendered jto the authorities | y19q ood, preside Ao ee inturn ; vessel to tH FALL RY ‘ay %5—Salled, schr Mary Susan, Bnow, tee to-day, the President, E. H. Haywood, p) ‘winds and calms entire passage; has been 5 days N of Hatte- y " ’ ‘The announcement on yesterday that the President | of the day, and the crowd, after linge! about the | py his bondsman, and charged with brutally tll-using ing, The forenoon session was thinly attended ‘and pt May 9, aaw a bark faahope on Cape Antoulo, apparently wOALVESTOM, May so-iarrived, sche J' oralen, Sows ee day ceiver rounds for some minutes, also left for their homes would visit the Naval Academy to-day was received | Bronnls tw : Cleared 18th, bark West Wind, Donaldson, NYork (before a Arn ‘Trott, Philadel ; Geo Washington, Boynton; Trott, Philadelphia’ for + Geo W: 5 grainde, Lal Fee ae See nao Calas Yeoeuitay Biwell a6 for Salers Nore, Bir Nema eh Sage, Greats Franklin for Pawtucket (with loss alt i Geach, Hastorn tities" Binnickson, a Vanden, Stavtebaie Jodie, Geo Washington Remo, ores iibsivrcu, May 19—Arrived, achr Challenge, Bpiller, Phila iphia. VACKSONVILLE, May 19—Cleared, achra Nellle Gh keen Peveiloate? Hyne, Glovers Fatt Rivers | oe LAVACUA, May 19—In port schr Frank Walter, Corson, from and for N York. Cleared 19th, echr J A Rider, Rider, NYork. % MOBILE, May 20—Cleared, schr George Stores, Barber, Stonin, Bans Hata Kossack, Elifott, Pensacola, MAGHIASPORT, May 19—Arrived, bark Ada McAdaya, York. Safled 17th, bark J McCarthy, McCarthy, Buenos achr Garland, Liberty, Porto Rico. NEW ORLEANS, May 20—Cl atk Moss Bani, Quethstows; brig Catarina, (ital), Oaatella, thik shist—Arrived, orig, Phoebe Eilon, Dil, Havana; sche tric Spark, Cornell, Ruatan Isian: Below. co y nquebar, Harvard, {ro Wales; bark m_ Ne Bool from'Tl ig Clara Picken Ne pleated ship at Ti, Berry, Liverpool bark ' jaburg, Antwe NORFOLK, May 24—Arrived, achrs hn MeAdasg. Wile ard, Rockport; J J Housman, Wishart, NYork; J ¥ ; Carver idence. ‘NEW BEDFORD, May 5--Arrived, scbr M A Rowland, Faller, Mattapoisett for NYork. apallsa—Schrs Cohascett, Gibbs, Philadelphia; Tryall Boule, NEW LONDON, May %4—Sailed, schr Uncas, Hoyt, New or NORWICH, May %—Arrived, achr Maria Fleming, Wil+ ams, South Ambor, ‘NJ. Sailed—Scl iw the proceedings without special mterest. Nellie © Paine (of Boston), Doane, Swan Island 23 Mise ConA Ar Syatu was the frst speaker in the af- vis Hampton Roads May 21, with guano, dc, to Balling e1 Bobr Gi ternoon, She ignored the dependence of labor on | , tm a BILE ong GH Ws sugar to E 8 Powel capital, She would revonstruct society out of the | from Havana a moi W, spoke bark Gienroy, rt bosom of the masses, mie it: (of Bridgeport), Dayton, Baracoa, 18 days, nds ai James Douglass; ' vessel Wi . Had EDWARD AVERY argued that if we wish to main- | head winds and calms the whole pee May teno lat, to, ‘schr Eothen, from Baracoa for New Fork. tain our position as a free people we must advocate | “f.hatard, 7 for Naw free trade free money and ie universal ballot. wool, ‘hese Wootten douthmayi ‘tan bisa Miss JuLIA Rockwoop advocated the eit hour | SchrO'A Johnson, Willis, Washington, NO, 6 days, with movement and woman suifrage. It was only | naval stores to master, ‘i i teonge the latter that woman could obtain her hr Argo, rights, LBERT BRISBANE, Who spoke yesterday, resumed his remarks on the reconstruction of tne industrial interests on a scientific basis. ‘A telegraphic despatch, dated Aiken, 8. 0., May 26, was read from Senator Sprague, saying:— ‘Ihave declined to address the people of the various Ag oe Southern cities on the financial question of the day Virginia. on account of private engagements, and by the force | Schr E Slate, Soper, Alexandria, and weight of the measures I have intended to scat- | Schr 8J Hoyt, Cranmer, Alexandria for Now Haven. ter the powers now Welghing on the people by co- | Schr Ida Bardéall, Potter, Alexandria, operation and vigorous action thereon of the people SEE eh tit c of the whole country. Can prosperity be again 8 | Sehr Monteveu, Endicott, Georgetown, DC. sured to our institutions? Persevere! Be not de- | Schr Julia Nelson, —- Georgetown, DU, ceived, and let your deliberations be bold and con- Behr R C Terry, Birdall, Georgetown, DC, fident.}? es Bepr Snean Scranton, ivy Delaware cr New Hayent STEPH FosTer was opposed to monopoly in ‘antico; Claypole, Philadelp! aulits Gara to the elgnt hour law. He Fras in Loe Sally Ann, Par 6 Harbor. Ej favor of an equal division of property, prayed it} manter. Ip Sean Colin, Cala 5 days, with wood, to doesnot pass into the hands of mono sre rata, of Cambridge, argued, thatthe co. safle Fielia Magatore ‘Aue, which was sunk by the Rural, jorations of the State 0) System or be forced to surrender their charters. - In Passed Through Hell Gate, spite of the pomareee Cay ae (sagem ee i ref BOUND souTH. legislators, all he asked for, and more, woul Steamship Dirigo, Job . aie Ee uer oF later, because the friends of labor | wik wise? to d°F Ament oe es oor New York, reform were right. With co-operation money panics peak Eintracht, Hints, {fom New Haven for New York, ta and failures would become as impossible as fa . Brig OF aioe (Br), Curry, Palermo, 70 daya, via Long Is ‘els. ation by both ollicers and mid- |" at haif-past five o'clock Admiral Porter, in honor shipmen, While much attention has always been | of the presence of the President, entertained a few given to the annual examination of the cadets at the neues s Lovie BN els National Military Iustitation, and the geason has Albert, Judge: ‘Hum ys, Mr. Chittenden, ‘New universally been characterized by & round of fes- York; Rear Adm! Hiram Paulding, Commodore tivity, the graduation and advancement of the dirter- Gorsevorangt Commodore Alden, Saptatn Parrott ent classes of midshipmen appear hitherto to have | the Admiral ‘and his estimable lady spared no pains been almost entirely overlooked or neglected, One | to make their guest highly delighted, may imagine, then, tne feeling of delight which pre- Pe Ee au interesting amusement, a as well 2 vailed when it became known that the Chief Magis- | g series of exercises in gymnastics, fencing an trate proposed lending his personal presence to the | sabre practice were sakes for this evening. The examinations now going on. a oe Cok my 18 established in the ‘Acthe close of yesterday’s term of duty ail the | Humber of cents were a a classes had completed thelr tasks in gunnery and | the accommodation of spectators, The Academy seamanship. ‘The third and fourth casserhad fin | hand was p Bree furnish the music, The fort ished all their studies, the second had almost com- By half-past eight about three hundred persons pleted, while the first or graduating class had still a ee ire a y ae Witenes. ae earesna ces, uumber of studies to be gone over with. This class, nine o'clock the ent arrived, bring! rs. owing to the intervention of the practical exercises, San Gieoet Hemten Cita aiasten ee it is now certain, will not be completely through until phreya, of the Board of Visitors, were also present. Tuesday next, The proposed visit of the President eg exercises began immediately upon the arrival of eccasioned the setting aside of the regular class ex- | iy Pai pogg IR NGG ay aminations, and the inauguration of the practical Be yanic ied “the peofeenionala On ne horizon- exercises was made the order of the day. ars and rings & number of new aud curious scenes ‘Atan early hour this morning a large number of la- Te erent ~~ pasuet exer oes dies and gentlemen of the city and from abroad made | tion of a highly scientic prize fight and was gpeaay. their appearance in the Academy grounds to await ,golored ae. La Reps who ace heartily at the arrival of the distinguished party and to wituess to te onion a eaare, Spautshinemet pee oeecre. the interesting programme arranged by the officers. — Lm Lert oe eae a ng Dinos eee Whe day was delightful. The sun shone out brightly, | reise performed by midshipmen Niles ani ey. iT e! ef - The groundgembraced within the walls of the instl- Eine opener mae thy fone iee é behiatt paring and Sound, with fruit, &¢, to Lawrence, Giles ¢ Co. * ys wrastea: Zouhe: Menbune: mall ne partes ie . of Hudson City, Michael was appointed a + | ham, NYork ; Gertmnie, do. green grass cheered the eye. ‘The placid estuary of | ne) Sante eae ee eee eran ceri scors et | Toundsman on Tuesday evening. ‘The pollostation, pig Olive, Parker, fYom Bangor for New York, with lum | NEW HAVEN, May 25—Clenred, bark Vigilant (Bry which is ina very dilapidated and filthy condition, “the Severn, dotted with the white sails of numerous | couples to whirling tn the dance. An Impromptu | ;:’ahout to be repaired, inaccordance with the sug: J 5 8 New England Woman Suffrage Associntion= | | Schr Malanta (Br), McBurnie) from Windsor, NS, 8 days, elie eer May 25—Arrived, bark Miunte Gamer. sinall craft, added an appropriate scene to the gur- | ROP followed, which Kept up until nearly morning. for New York, with plaster, to Crandall, hy a "7 ‘Addxesses by Wendell Phillipe, and Rape | een eee iden trons wind Re dass for | Su; Granem, Trinidad Brigg Maris Ferguson (Br), Stevens oo Phe 1 oretar ‘al Porter | #eSttons of the Mayor, % ‘ox, Trinidad; Mariposa, Leight Toundiags of the pace. Yue frigates Constituiion | 72 Vresiaent, Secretary Borie, Admixal Porter Waldo Emerson—Amendment to the Con- | New York, with plaster, to Caandall, Umphray & Co, a Oe i Fee eton, Dale Sant’ Mecelouian | aad Alessrs. Stuart and Chittenden left tf butiding | Count OF SEseIONs.—Before Judge Bedle yester- | etton Wanted, p Pens S Moulton, Crowieyy froma. 'st RE NEY 6 days, | Gt Cleahuesoes achra Gertrn de (Br), Roberts, Eleuiberay B moored at the docs, were in full dress, | Everything immediate Buneipeia: sete for Wash. | 2Y Were arraigned Henry King and Henry Wilson, BosTon, May 26, 1869, NT eee Cee re ea NB, for New Herrick, Baldwin, Dighton} Lena Hunter, Ferry, Beverly er cuaccer wich th nende uf ter cenit 4 i J 5 3 , NB, nlite By Bateman, Bos r 29, Salem ; Re ee ieelock the matiacs on date at tre | Mgton. to attend te meeting of the Indian Board. | !ported “pugs” from Engilsh soll, on a charge of | 4 punile meeting, which was largely attended, YOuhr Mora Hautiey: frost Mackias for New York, with | SGou!rey, Bradfoni, and A Barton, Fring orton} Willan, younds and formed. ‘The midshipmei y + el + . - chr'Ellen Merriam, Creamer, from Port 5 ry Cs » Malaga; F eee Tune, took theatpositiow on the parade fa. | Wi pursue the examinations until the close. room. | They were found guilty of the theft. Much | sssooiation in Horticultural Hall to-day, Julla Ward | ott ren Merriat, Creamer, from Portland, Me, days | Lows, and Ortolan, Leeman, Cardenas: John, Shay. Nie M Mayhew & Co. son, Trinidad; Pierce, and om Portis nd for New York, with | ff rin Pare, wins A balmer, ClaPs, Greenport; Mar 7 2 aret Powell, Fenton, Hartfor vement Ww! ry » Schr E H Nash, Wilson, from Harrington for New York, sera T rotons Baltinore’ bal gone frag lage their professional friends, who travelled from New ‘Andersdn; Geo York to witness their trial. Sentence was post- poned. front of the comman 's office, Both marines The events of to-day passed off without accident fid midshipmen stacked arms, but remained near | 824 in pores harmony of action and sentiment. by, to be ready to reform upon the signal of the ar- Among the spectators to-day were the members of vival of the President, the Court of Appeals of the State of Maryland, Chief '. Sebr Vol: C1 Portls Howe presiding. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mrs. ie fig al As ant ae from Portlan Newark. Avout hall-past ten Vice Admiral Porter left bis | /USuce Barto! and associates Miler and Stuart, Tre New Hosrirat of the Sisters of the Poor, lo- | Dickinson, J. Stuart Mil, George William Curtis, with spars, to Snow & Richardson, ie ee day residence in his private nage for the depot, It : y irs. E. D. Cheeny and George I. Hoar. The follow- ‘chr Julia, Nash, from ige, 6 days, for New York, ORTLAND, May 24—Cleared, brig Jennie Moody Was not until minutes of twelve that the | Movements of the President and Party—Con- cated on the corner of High and Nesbitt streets, 1s | M re a re with lumber to G Boardman. iw ; ‘ Coun (rit ele aed , brig Br), President an red the Acadel rounds, ; e . of thi + Mill: a “ , , |, May 23—Arrived, schrs Reso ey, my ground to be formally opened to-aay. The fair in aid of the | ing 1s the letter o Ms fa whch Ann Elizabeth, Bullock, from Bangor for New York, | “PORTSMOUTH, May 22--Arrived, achra Rescue, Kelley, ive Astiniral niained the Present, | tinued Exercises of the Midshipmen=Depar- | fund to build amore commodions structure Is still | pyaq Manau—T am very mush hougred by, ho'wish of | “Sehr Jnuge Lane, Bagley, from Bangor for New York, with | “WRSMIDENCH Maysi--Arsirety sabre IE Hobart Manson rs. Graut A. E ie, Secretary of Uie Navy, and ture. of the President=Ball in Houor of | tu operation and progresses favorably. the New England Woman's ‘Suffrage Association that I | lumber, to jolyoks & Murray. a Ping Hatin gananeres niladelpuin; Conmectiouk. George ff apes of ey fae z osecend car- Admiral Porter. GRAND LARCENY BY 4 DoMESTIC.—On complaint | #! pea becrenent Sia AED meeting, but they have pom 1 ene ‘rom Calais for New York, with | Stephenson, ul 3 N yier, Kelly, Hoboken. age which followed were Vice Admi y 5 1 5 misinformed as to my having any present jatention of v' a ‘J 5 i 4 Genome Alden, and Thomas Bela ral Porter, ANNAPOLIS, May 26, 1869. | of Colonel Gilbert W. Cummings, of Woodside, a de- | imerormies touts ever Gonteuplate such a viewt, there | Schr AJ Dyer, Henley, from Jonesport, 9 days, for New | _§; eared Bak Pawnee (tt) COE h ond, Gocabisinin, co nod Al . as Baich and J. Fr, T™ 7 ‘ Y Sat'ed—Sc! » Trott, of Phnadeiphia, friends of Secreiary Borte, his forenoon President Grant, with Admiral Por- | mestic, named Teresa Fitzpatrick, temporarily em- | afe Ho persons on your side of the Atlantic with whom it | Yorks with spars, to Snow & Richardson, | DC} Spray, Morton, Trenton, ames H Deputy, Sturgess iter tie taut gate the marues presented | ter, rode over Strawberry Mull, the farm last year | ployed'in his family, wes atrested’ yesterday af Would give me more pleasure to exchange marke of ym. | Ech sem Hird, Beatty, from Fall Miver for New York, Rondont; Moonitsht, rigges D Davidson, Oetchura, an arms as the p ‘Thence proceeding to the | purchased by the government and annoxed to the | 200m and heid on a charge of having stolen a valu- | [Cause so dear to me as that of the equal clalmsor all bumaan | Schr A Bacon, Crowell, from Providence for New York. Cat NORE May 26—Arrived, achr J M Freeman, El- Adiarral’s ian President and those with | Naval Academy grounds. A fine shell road has been able set of jewelry belonging to the Colonel's wife, beings, independent of sex, to the full rights of citizenship, Sehr Evergreen, Bunce, from Providi for New York. aridge, NYork. ” and, after a few minutes’ delay, ex- hangh ¢ civiiltie: of. Visitors, | ™ade through the grounds, and the President and ‘aried directly for the parade. Before reaching | the Admiral enjoyed the ride. The latter held the Bis a large nutaber of oMle in full uniform, WO | yippons, were in waiting lo receive the President, were intro- sf a duced to his Excellency by Admiral Porter. After At eleven o'clock to-day the exercises at the fils was aceomp d the President, accompanied | Aeademy commenced with practice of seamanship Captain N B. Harrison, com- Woman’s Ricurs.—Without a whit degrading themselves or falling one tithe from the level of their recognized pinnacle of excellence and gocdness, the ladies of this city, or at Jeast a portion of them, have solved the great question of the hour—shall women vote? In fine, it has been decided that the female ‘and freedoin of competition on equal terms for all social ad: | Schr L Danicls,'Smith, from Portland, Ct, for New York, sees A hts Elisha T Smith, Harvey, Philadelphia; Mary vantages, Tam, &c., very sincerely yours, J, 8. MILL, ROUND BAsT, sila an ore, 05 OMI es pa, Bourn ‘The meeting was addressed in the forenoon by ( ° . . Rl May 24—Arrived, steams! i l, » nce iiigs, “Rainn Waldo Emerson, aise bite | “Sue Woany Be) Garner, from, New Tork for Halifes. NS. | wyork; sobre X Jobnton, Jounsoo, and J Wrstickney; Pooks Peckham (a young lady studyin mea emcee has BTMARYS, Ga, May 18—Arrived, bark Tuisco (Nor), Bee Rey. Mr. Clute, of Vineland, N. J. and others, al if Schr Ninetta, Wilaon, from Elizabethport for Pall River, legaard, Barbados. warmly i favor of womnan’s suifrage. Schr O Spelnian, Pelton, from Ellzabethport for New Ha- | @ieared 20th, barks Normanby (Br), McIntosh, River Platey Among @ series of resolutions offered by Lucy | ™' Uronia (Nor, Andersen, Belfast, by Admiral Porter, - i a portion of the Methodist congregation of this cit! Schr N Berrv, Pendlet ‘or Bost » Ph ; Georgl: Trandaut of midstipmen, andthe Board of Visitors, | % Sall furiing, reefing, tacking ship, &c., on the | snail ne permitted to vote on the subject of lay delc. | Stone Blackwell, was the following:— Sear Dr Prakiins Ooakiing: trace towbars tor Rees one | Gene ae ee ee ete ee ete ret cee advanced {owatgs (ie parade grounds, where né | Sloop Dale, which was moored alongside the wharf | gation at an election to be held on the 22d ofwext | Resolved, That the sixteenth amendment to the gen- | don. “In port 20th, brig Vila del Tudra (Sp), for Valencla, 1g, conid have a better vie under the stern of the ld ship Constitution, from the month. Re eral constitution, prepared by Hon. George W. Julian, which wooreenrer BAVANNAG, May 22—Sailed, ship ‘Bazaar, Jellerson, Lite eee . 2? probibits political distinctions on account of ‘The battalion of midshipmen, nambering 260, were CONVICTED OF FRAUDULENT Vorinc.—The Court reper SAILED. erpool; sehr Beny Reed Gregory, Providence, rmev pel ren el , qbarter deck of which the President, Admirat Por- vedence of an: jonal questions of me! litical expe- -ALEM, May 23—Arrived, schr Jesse, Strout, Hoboken, ee Me anes onder, oilccts 10 the front and | ter, Secretary Borie and the Board of Visitors wit- | of Quarter Sessions of this city, presided over by Proce sented ta cazentia! 1o a permanent reconstruction of the ,isamrhips Austrainsian, Liverpool; Colorado, do; Dorian, | WILMINGTON, Nu, Mag. 33—Arrived oh Bene Hotitns, unsicr the charge of Lieutenant Commandey Simeon | necsed the exercises. Mrs. Graut, Mrs. Admiral : (siuwhnd is of vital importance to the peace and prosperiy | Glasgow; Fulton, liremmen; Alabama, Fernandina. Yorke 2th, bark Rosa (NG), Dinse, NYork; brig Berths = ae a tte Tome advanced the baad | porter and other ladies were present. There were Justices Teese, Guild, Ise and Williams, has been | of the republic. Wind at sunset SW. Panline (NG), Lehman, NYork. aaa Pe TUareh broweht tied pieces toa salute: the taiton | #2out 225 midshtpmen exercising on the Dale. occupied in considering for the past two days the | At the afternoon session Rey, Gilbert Haven said Cleared 24, gchre Harriet (Bt), Gibbs, Rotterdam 2 Stew the Observatory, set a8 @ signal to the ships, d : on President Grant and lady, with Secretary Borie, Dr. | cases of anumber of persons charged with voting | that mankind was so welded to custom that the call American Shipmasters’ Association. el ot toprol Heng adel cpt sokens beg ath rop- | snarp, Marshal of the District of Columbia, and Mrs, | illegally, “repeating,” *‘colonizing,” &c., at the last | to new duties was generally met by murmuring and NO. 51 WAL!. BTRERT—ROOMS 25, 95 AND 27. Vailed, the alr was filled ‘with The reverbe: ote P ft Trott, of Philadelphia, left this afternoon at twenty | charter election. Thomas Duns was found guilty of | discontent. He claimed that woman was a man in The following a} id tmeashors have seve! me test Re _MISC! cOUS ae ae ae ee ae Aacmonious: Boles et the sagt | minutes past three o'clock for Washington on special | having advised one Thomas MoGuire to vote, though | a true, serene sense, and that no man had a right ne ave recelvad commissions | ~~~ ING OF THE STRAW HAT SE. auery, the more harmonions motes of the band, | train in charge of conductor Mat Hammond. After | the latter had only been in the country flve months. | to say that he had rights that woman has not. froma this association :— A SEER ESGuistD opens the Straw Hat season for spectators, who had ‘aving of landkerchiefs of the | (ne departure of the President exerctses were re. | Dennis Finn voted tilegally himself, and was so con- | It was not 60 much & right as tt was a duty for | | Captains—Nos 5749, Thomas A Elsden. ship Dartmouth; | witha stock which, in extent, variety and beattty, ca mye ators, who had now garhcred on the lawn a5 | sumed by the midshipmen in the management of | victed. Charles Lode, charged similarly with Duns, | woman to have the ballot. ‘The capacity of woman Geo W MoFadden, schr Virginia; 6764, John W Mooly, | paralicled in New York. Give him « call at 118 Nassau stresty siose as the sentinels would allow. | ‘the usual Pres | shing’? cutters, alter Which oral examinations were to transact the business of men had received a provi- | bark Teabel; 6755, Wr H Lane, schr Kate Wentworth; $154, | between Ann and Beckman streets, retracted his plea of not guiity and pleaded guilty. ‘The court is still engaged on other cases. ca ACCIDENTS AND CASUALTINS.—Yesterday @ me- Gential salute of twenty-one guns was fred under et 4.0 direction of Licuienant vommander Coftin, from ship Santee. dential sanction which was equivalent toa confes- | Word, Ba lactate Deltats bral Calvis sioner “APOE Wy, i sion of the equality of women. The demand of brig W ‘A Rogers (Br) t ‘BOLL, Jams Dudley 0 BI resumed. The examinations will close on the 2d of June. The closing parade and the distribution of TE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFEREN? vu em itally chip" Orion ; ; “ Bn ack ship bt Jauseer Mate 0150, Soha & ‘Plan, Se eee ones eee Ln be " 4 < - diplomas will take place on the 4th of June, women for the ballot was a necessary outgrowth of ccess ranteed; no charge in ‘ad: pleted’ Heenan Commander Ginette imacertarely | gy’ Sra ball complimentary to. Ars. Porter upon } Chale Mioee Francis A, Gouett suddenly dropped | Christianity, and It was only ignorance and preja- | schr Lavinia Bel. failoe} advice frecy St. HOUBE. Attorney, 76 Nassau atroek, commenced the practical exercises in Infantry drill the retirement of the Vice Admiral from the super. | dead in the workshop on the corner of Market and | dice that had kept the ballot out of her hands. Al commissions not renewed annually are fovalid. > a WITHOUT PAIN by putting the midshipmen through the manual of intendency are Academy, takes Ys on the night | Lawrence streets, A burial certificate was granted, Rev. Mrs, Acar} igen ttiooa cae Marine Disasters. A —INGROWING NAILS CURED HO! . atu. This feature was perfect in every particular, | Of sume 4 President Grant, with sever’ sorelgn | it peng plainly apparent that apoplexy waa tho ae eee palote whe discussed the unjust | ,,BRIG JOUN Avitms, from Baltimore for Boston, was nt the | ~~ Bunions on the Joints Cured. and exhibited wonderful precision and readiness in | Ministers and members or Washington by wateron | case of death, ‘The unfortunate man was about Should have tne pevomen, and argued. that the | peavere Breakwater AM SHB lust, leaking 1000 strokes por —— Bandiing the pieces, as well as familiarity with | {iy steamer Tallapoosa. The first and second classes | thirty.six years of age and @ brother of Captain | remod; te oes pede sa a aibonies of none Serene 2 eam y for her wrongs was the right to vote. God . Ineant that man and woman should work together | wit™Marvanuae a "ieee sad gh oped angen 88 Bowery, corner C ona common legal platform, The vote of women | Crew saved and arrived at Portland. ——- see - would purify legislation. BouR Porto Rico, Wentworth, from Bangor for New ae anata ee ee Mrs, LIVERMORE answered @ few questions, the | York, put into Edgartown 92d inat with loss of bowsprit, Gouett, of street. The next case on the list is that of Mr, D. A. Camera, a Broad street dentist, who, while on;a shooting excursion with some friends on Coney Island, the preceding evening, every execution necessary to a perfect mastership | have a rowing match on the Sthof June. The win- of tis branch of infantry drill, The manual was diet carried through by word of command, after a ee be presented ‘with &a0k Sag by Ad- ‘which the same was executed by tap of the drum, _-— t. Prices tess than ¢ ae ‘The latter was highly interesting. - had his hand shattered, by the accidental ‘explosion vite portion of te exersiace etng completed ine | THE ALLEGED FORGED MORTGAGE CASE. | of me rowing, piece, #9 serloualy that ‘amputation vr Sake ad fave which toy mit makey Tht eee nee a a 54 George or Naw Yor. une broke into colump by Colpanics and marche ——— eee it formed. Samuel ice, jen! 1] Yo the dri grouuds on the bordersof tue ba, where | a6 proceedings Ia thia extraordinary case were | 0.24 South Essex strect, caught ins hand in @ ctr- | Vote Meare ay oy ont soee cecetioa etrtuechom | Cibeadauite to MaeieaLoe be ee the corps again formed in Line to await the arrival p wi cular saw and seriously injured the entire limb, eed be Gatremeainne, Gnd on large @ number of | towed into Jonesport, having pRB ee Bad oD ry dd ee TORR of the Presidential party. The tufantry exercises | to bave been continued yesterday before Recorder SHOCKING AcCIDENT.—Early yesterday morning, | women would receive the ballot. night of 19th, of Mt Desert Fs PALE a Prete NOW resumed. eT NCA Ne cell adapted for tho | Hackett, the examination of Mr. Pell, the defendant, | petween six and seven o'clock, a middle-aged lady Baar No 4, loaded with 120,000 bricks, sunk of Twenty. etalion, J ; ' . : fourth street, Easi river, has been Ii jb * 3 — purpose, and the various mnanceuvres were per- | baVing been set down for that date, at twoP. M. | named Dougherty, the wife ot MrJames Dougherty, SHIPPI NG NEWS Sapas enrd puna’ 40s by tea week sitcenar Jens Foner, Prize metal awarded, Parts Exposition, 1867, Tormed sre aqua en ~ — ease “a = At the hour named Mr. Pell, accompanied by his | of xo, 164 Market street, while crossing the tuclined ' Miscell we Br reery, 0 West Bs teenth street, nual ofarms. In these exercises the President anc “4 peony ith and Ei, ae manual ofarms, in these exercises the President aud | wirneyses and his counsel, Mr. Douglas Campbell, | piane of the Morris canal, at High street, was wenn nnn RA0onD OF AWEXICAN AND FORRIGN. Sueerna—We | ——— eee ree the proficiency. which the tidsiipmen pad ac- | Putin an appearance; but by some curlous fatality | run over by one of the elevating cars and instant! Almanac for New York=This Day. have received from the American Shipmasters’ Association MEDICAL WONDER, Killed. Her head and body were mangled an HYAT?'S LIFE BALSAM. quired in a department so entirely forelga to the | yet to be explained both the plaiatiff and Recorder No 4 (for May) of this valuable publication, It contains sur- Rheumatism, Neuralgia and in their worst lice Of #SALLOT. a cashtpmen were marched | WeF@ absent; the more so, as on Mr. Campbell eae Ee Oe aa Oe eee eenaa |. Sun rises... vera and reports of 208 venele, with rates of ‘classention Scrofula, Kin a Eegeelasy ld Ulcer and ibe odex to > ge u sonar teks piece a aud to | belng requested by Brown, Hall & Vanderpoel, the | to the dead house, opposite her husband’s residence. | Sun sets. 7 21 | High water..morn 937 | TT's Ee ccetaine the tation or (yt a pisint Cicidneya, alt td ‘&c., fare most 94 prepare for flel¢ ve, During this iu- | plaintig’s connsel, on Wednesday morning last, He observed the crowd and ran to see what the cently been examined and received certificates from the Asso- Bured by this sovereign pariter. Tthag been tested by terinixsion the President panied by George Li matter was, He was well-nigh distracted on dis- ciation, public twenty-one years. It has cured a hundred Stuart and othe Mitaterceuiones, | *2 adjourn the case on account of thelr | covering that it was the horribly mutilated remains PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 26, 1869, Porser CB Bralocrd, of the steamship Virzioia, trom | saseh and never fails when taken aa di rwhore. tney Fara ees ienee | cuients’ absence, he objected go to do, alleging | of his own wife. Coronor Chase and the County HERSIOES > Galveston and Key West, bas our thanks for favors. erative for Fistula in at ere tet vesoue cnr Wreiwok the # ced that the ex that while his client's character suffered under ap ree pe one gk Bi Nr eage po nd ng The office of the HERALD steam yachts Jaurs ant | | LauNouEn At Bath ath inst from the yard of D O Blais. She Lats Palen Goes net epatala 8 perwele of inereury panied ty ieieeios papain gegen care fares tno Morris Caiial Company, {or Rot, using orrnery a 7 ienae Tit tasiors of laward bouad Fer find commanded by Captdoba Moras: he wil veeaployel | --Prucipal depot 248 Grand, street, Sold by drucglte, GL iia Board of Visitors, returned to the he should declint ij en proper met sols will be forwarded free of charge, in the Iinnber business. per bottle or six fo . see Teen: Gace the bay, the guns designed for | Mx, Pell preferring to meet the charge boldly and at on Ser carte Pag he iB Gatun Whalemen. Hyatt’s Inra Saud, 1bo., permanently cures Cxiarrh rullery pract ere drawn up, With each mdship- : O * - : " CTU! tian nike ‘proper postion us tie piece, ‘hese ex- | Bee Shortiy after Mr. Campbell was notified by | time of the sad occurrence. beet shred a Nasr Raatord, May, 2 amok Selah Zones dae | FOR Taman trek green ttn and or nder Lieutenant ‘ . in- | the Recorder of the maser . the examina- Paterson. Steamship Australasian (Br), MeMicken, Liverpool—E | Gent home 850 bold sp, 80,do wh and Sd toe bone. rue keep constant Hy 08 pin RAS Bee, ger Ekaenency of an COBSESDENE: Instead OF Bo ee OEE re the walt: | _ Fure.—A barn attached to the brewers corner of | “Riecmanty Colorado (Br, Green, Liverpool—Williams & Sailed from do axth, barks Plortiay ‘Graje Nore Pacigo; | Furniture would do wets call and examine our stook before weacing the +aine atyle of "fan | tssued for the arrest of Mt. Pell that In 1860 he issued | Hamburg avenue and Mattock street was destroyed | Ouion 1, samaria (Br), Macatiey, Liverpool via Queens | ~ Bpoken-thip Robert Edwards, of New Bedford, Ma Prodi. Alf goods wartauted as Tep ented, P try Gril ths mids dressed | a forged mortgage to Mr. Woille. In the afidavit | by fire qestentays loss about $700, on which there | iown-E Canard. ‘3 % tat $0, lon 75 BE, last reported at St Helenae ‘y 1, “ABEL & bine, nd inetead of ja upon Which Whe Warrant purports to be issued Mr. | was no insurance, The cause of the fire is believed ‘Steamship Dorian (Br), Small, Glasgow—Henderson Bros, Bark China, Gifford, 100 bbls wh of], about Jan 20, on Cro- ah gave them greater fr Wolfe swears that in, 1900 Mr. Pell tesoed to mine to have been socidental, ‘The sparks set fire to sev. | suamenip Fulton, Jones, Copenhagen vie Bremen—Ruger | Helen ot ws atelene for New Bed “xk BeOLUTE DIVOROES OBTAINED 18 DI the President evince forged mortgage for $11,000, pretending to be made | eral houses in icinity, but the flames were ex- ros. jark Cherokee, from na for New Bedford, 1 day out, without pul q e utterance to his sats! by one 0. fi vsborne and ‘homas Srepowell, of | tinguished before any material damage was done, a Limeburner, Fernandina—Florida | April 14, lat 198, jon 7112 W, e., Suilcient cause, No che “atorsey, 10 jesena ined in this usefal branch of | Washington, N, J.; that he has meng tae in search PIGEON MatoH.—A shooting match between Solo- *enmahip Magne Crowell, Charleston—A Leary, Spoken. PERE. u ———e waving Mrs. Admiral Porter on his Hope proauced. et aed Ktecorder’s office ester- | mon Josephs and Chris, Huber, Jr., came off on seme SE o arte Couch, Norfolk, City Point and arcana burme. Grande for New York, May 9%, off Debt rth ror. ROgRTW AP OUR rter, with Mrs. Graat; the Board of | day afternoon the mortgagee, Thomas McDowell, | Tuesday afternoon in Bergen county, near the River ‘Steamship Valley City, Johnson, Georgetown, DC—Pbiliips Foreign Ports. BRANCH OFFICE, FULTO! REET. Pane meh ie ‘ u edna Id | ie fon, NYork, iy —I 5 » Tue Santee isd itty gus, | in that town aud counts, and aiso all over the States, | Her xilied four ont °: his ten, making his score nine, | Way.s : » Field & | SC ORLALDR (Australia) March 8Balled, ship David ah, aninarent cause’ no chufge uf lve ined advied rund 7 £; ied, ship David Brown, ry Sullleien ree 2-pounders aud ad | he having formerly been Mayor of Sacramento, Cal.. | while Josepha killed thirteen out of his fifteen. ‘The | — Bark Rosalia (Ital), Jaccanino, Trieste—James Robinson & | Nichols, Vakalllls. red. F. L. KING, Counsellor-at-Law, 863 Broadway, ; : v y . > p ywgun. T ort gun bod the «par and | and Consul for the United States at the Cape ol match was conducted under the regular rules, and Co. 4 EE . BORpEAUX, May 11-Sailed, bark Courser, Dickey, Car- — 7 ner 1 cise, us they Dore in a direc: od Hope. Mr. McDowell stated that the mo age | much interest was manifested by a large gathering Bark Clete (Be, Middleton, London—B B Morgan‘e fone, | AE. cet a2_salled, ship Zephyr, Port ; BSOLUTE ed range. two, taryots were | transferred by Mr. Fol vC w regular business sale by. | present considerable money cheaging handson the | Bary Brotsers, Hreea itande orseren Weld bGo, | algo repariea Ghactared for Mauliay loca foe Horehe se | Sherer an fentn eavance, success, guar magultation oi2i.olyunis irom the vessel. The Presi: | Mr. Pell to Sit. Osborne and filmselt tn tea. Me. | TesOlt Trenton. Bare Talay Lge, Pordand Howe, Wald & Oo... | gin pert ADTs jules, Casting) Lonem, inp, Mork, Wags | frees ROBERT CHASE, Wi,Broptway, party ere provided with seats on the after | Osborne died in 1364, but besides Mr. McDowell there omer. <r bell & Van Rosum. for Caleuita; Omaha, Ballard, and Vicksburg (Br), Strachan, OFFICIAL DRAWINGS r eck, and through the port of the | were two regular real estate brokers who executed | Reutotovs CoxrErENcs,—The twelfth annual A Jshon—W Ray & Co, une. , * | A, -OF Aiissourl and Kentucky State Lottericr. a hed an excel view of the hne of ure | the contract, Who, also stated at ithe, Recorder's meeting of the Pennsylvania Conference of the aa gar eo bg cae BAe oot Malta Coarse Lee eae MIRSOURI—EXTRA OLARA Sil, MAY 28, Ti, ar turgels. The guns oa either deck re | oMice th 7 an 7 ne " Crandell, Umph _ * 7 ‘ail, ‘ol i . i the midshi bs ising Out of a rey using javille, Pa., yesterday. ev. Dr. Lynch, of Pro- whe = ~ * euip ove, Fink (or Maxey), 15, 74, 6, % 7% {the remaining thre sses performed the | yitimals mortgage arising out Of & regular business | Titenee, RT, occupied the chai, As only @ few stig Artiean (Br), McBurnie, Frontera—J W Elwell & Co, cxpary fanaa. t—Arrived, bark ‘pinta, Moses, Bomba rarer a ae HH, as, 6m. ‘arryiig powder aud shell, sponging, load The mortrage Was foreclosed by Mr. Wolfe in 1804, | clergymen had arrived up to noon no formal bust- | Brig James Murehie (Br), Grant, Shulec, NS—Jrett, Son & | (and sailed 10th for Rangoon). sna A eR fring, Lhe supervision of the midauipme ‘ erty bought In, and it is ness was transacted. The convention will remain in port April 21, bark ‘Lady ( x hy 2 per pmen | and the property bought In, now held by in port April 21, bari Turner (Br), Vincent, for New 72, 67, 16, Vy, 22, Ba, 1M, 1 , 4), Fhfke as in the hands of 1 1 mamander Co! im. It appears that Mr. Wolfe, after obtaining the | In session throughout the week. Brig Two Brothers (Br), Dickson, Dorchester, NB—Hatton, bel Intoriation furnished Ws the bore a ath opal Toe exerelses rget practice. Tt Warrant ior the arrest of Mr, Pell, andendeavoring | Sratm PaisoN CoNTRACT,—Messrs, David Biges | Watton £0 a 60 wammond, Brunswick, Ga—Sitn CrENFORGOS, May 10--Arrived, ech Chas Dennity Hallock, | lotteries J. OLUTE, B firing, as Well as the cutting of the fuses to occasion | in vain to obtain a settiement of his alleged ctaim, * " ig y 5 pson a i ’ No, 206 Broadway and Fulton ai explosion of the shell ut the proper moment, | left the city and has not yet returned. The counsel low, of New York, and Robert P, Stull, of Newark, 0 OPP at Foster, Pickett, Elizabeth am Mth, brig Navarino, Boston; 1th, bark MB Almon, pec ear ispiayen the sane proficiency, ae Had characterized | mtaved that tere wore two features ta this case | have contracted with the State Prison snthorities, Ht id paewean Se © veanpaany May bated, Wigs Mariyoce, Stagg, ena | BAT ATE He StOne kn FOS MERE BE ae} f@ | the exercises of the day. ne targets were per- | that must be patent to even the most casual obser- | for hor of about 3200 convicta, t 7 Bt trees, jeon, York, Portland—J T Ames, Chas Gomm ;Br), Trefry, « port north of Hatteras; M L Mil- qual ways in stock and torated by at least a dozen shot, and those that | ver, One, the high position heid by the defendant, py Rnd ‘at sixty ‘conte ee fo Oe Sehr Good (Br), Roberts, Harbor Island—Phillips & ag re | ad for aule by TART STYLER, Drag My aleya td Cedar she waned to hit the mark were in such close proximity | and the other the apparent reluctance on the part | tract was previously held by Mr, Gilman, of New own. Hudeon, Charleston—¥ L , AVARA, Apel 6-—Arrived, brig F TE Allen, Clark, Port- “: fev Mat an ordinary vessel would have found that vicin- | of the plaintiff to appear and prefer bis cha York. Mr, Bigelow formerly took contracts in tue | gent John Ferris, St Join, Wimingion, NO omas & | Bailes 1bth, bark Annie (Br), Burns, NYork; Ci ty somewhat hotter than safety would suggest. The | against Mr. Pell. Jt would be remembered that Mr. Harsting of the shells was particalarly accurate, | Wolfe was absent when Mr. Pell was arrested and Alter following the rapid Might of the bali-a mere | taken before the Recorder, and his absence to-day, epeck—a puil of white smoke, the splashing of water, | after due notification, Sppeetee to —o. explana- c Sing Sing and Albany Penitentiaries, ESCAPE FROM THR LUNATIC A® ¥LUM.—On Tuesday afternoon young woran, an inmate of the Lunatic piace Aeciedtcemmrsateeoinise sorrento . } iatttg dems | OQRRHSSION, ALLOWED; PRIZES Cast FOR. men, beh, bi : ‘mation given; conntry orders cmd AT, tse Gage, Sheppard, Wiimingion, RO=N 2 Mo | Leweh chen irtien dee en nt am OnE | We HULSE 4 CU, Brokers, mi ek Go. Cleared 19tb, bark Laconia (NG), Thomson (oF Sturoe), __coraee of Funan ee CBcur Gakes Ames, Kdmonds, RichmondN L McCready & York. anal Livrnroot, May 9—Arrived, steamship Prussian, Dutton, | (JONSULTATIONS PRER IN ALY CARES 0} and finaly a loud report, indicated the explosion of | tion, if, as the detendant alleges, the transaction | asyium outside of this city, escal »: a < i ? ped by climbing | “ion Smith, Providence—H W Jackson & Co. He inenses.—Invalida may gail or comm tne shells asain ie louie is barred by the statute of limitations, and he 18 Will: | Over the fence. Up to yesterday afternoon nothin Schr Lafayette, McClellan, Bridveport. aN QTROHORN, May 10—1n port brig Clorinda (Ital), Marisea, | Dr. BB. FOOTE, author ‘of Medical Cominon dures om ad wim SMa peer Tan aula a, nevertheless, to court prsbite i juiry, the sooner | was'hoard of the crazy fugitive, The authorities o Bobs Gioucester, Hodgdon, Hartford K Rackatt & Bro, | for NYork Jane lb, and others a6 before, Lexington avenue, corner, Bast Tw seafening. Afeer waiting but‘a few minutes the Ofove tl 4 the public inay be certain, fon 4 this institution are such a close corporation that the +f Lent irnlgepene cages hegaas topNora naa na for angn rps snapped veda pina bremerncernin - Indies on deck retired to ahore, where, the effect of | wili not leave the matter In stat quo, and there are ; tas pants. om nS farvhes partion ak | steainer ative, Renan, Philadelphia, Er ee ETT Rt, atieney (Bey D°RAREYS, DELICIOUS, REVALENTA smoke sud terrific noise. made defendant in en ection arising our Of this ase | could be gleaned from them, reine from Hon Ronee bark Vietor i Sewenatie, ew fe Penere and at Ferran, Liver and After the targets had been well peppered Licu- | if he be unable to substantiate what he so loudly Mercer Covyry Count.—In this conrt, yester- 1D BY THE HERAL 7 ship Portiaw (ir, Cu i 3 } | i ‘Tins, 1 pound, $1 95; 19 pounds, #10, DU 5 » ¥ REPORTE! RRALD STEAM YACHTS. 934, ship ri, Curtis, Guam; 2th, bark Nehemiah CO., 168 Will KERR, 7 way, and elt tenant {Commander Soma, trod BBs anne aanarts andl endeavors to prove by his seemiugly | day, the following sentences were pronounced by | steamship France (Br), Gi Liverpool May 12, and | “iuson, Smalley, Newcante. ideas eecre sages bi rumpet, ordered ring DI auc high-bane nduct. MI “7 ATANE, jay 14—Arrived, bri aw. Sylvester, | *- — - — ai Wii, the object being to demonstrate’ the pc gee OEE Ca Judge Reed:—William Smith, larceny of shoes, sixty | Queenstown Hh, with indne, and LS passengers, to the, Na oe bd in ror Fapidity with which the midshipmen could load days tn th it, Hy yh Tat dre "About twenty gus in full blast TWE CASE OF CAPTAIN MILLS, bet gels end 23) Redrielagen ne brn ea 140 sind pound E; satue day, passed » sh, tuppoted the | geht Kate (Bir) Taait, Bostcn; 1 alo Alto, Tenney, | BIRD'S EVR AND BLISTER, ary ee bonek Ws tea lot 3 bo lek th, brig Condova, Teddy, a port north of Hatteras; \ battery on Christina Maywall, fined one dollar J ae rhook the old ship from stem to siern, ahead: tte ; and Eng re OARTLM, NSW, |—Arrived reneern, ‘aud the smoke was almost suffocating. The day | Captain Mills, of the Eighth precinct police, was Sessery” ce ‘os ee cue Be and a at ; scar a ‘Astentis Wail sasstenty ee mie | rslandy Melbourne Itt, Nereus ‘rom “do'tor Ban Pract FR ahayisincts was warm, the “middies,”” as @ consequence, found | yesterday put on trial, before the Police Comms | costs; Mitchell” Engle, asaault and battery | stronghead winds aol sen the entire passage, Lg pe ss With a complete assortment sen meek SOS anime bee hand- | gjoners, on the complaint of ex-Conncliman Hag- | on Harry Spencer, ten dollars and costs; Phineas orn Bar Orleans May 16, and He | gooman Heimen forage (oF SA Francisco; Mb, bark Of everything im be ling of such enormous sifeile anything but a pas- rty, who charged im with having, some time | Sheppard, assault ‘and battery on Rachel Church. | yas, snag and passengers, to Livingston, Fox & | gy Jado, May 11—sniled, schr Robert Caldwell, Cormack, — ome, The orders having been given to cease fring | @erty, 1, wood, fined twenty-five dollars and sixty days’ tin- perienced & heavy NE gale from Cape Carnavaral © | wYork; idth, barke Constduce (Br), Johuson, do} 19th, Eu: VENEER LINE. an aiarin was yiven, when if an Instant the mid: | ago, been engaged in selling tickets ror a menagerie ment: Catharine Downs, same offence on feinin, Kennedy, Galveston, May 18, via | merdale (Bri Roper, oy ~— shipmen seized thele cutiasees, Putters, The “ind. | 12 Pennsylvania. The complainant smted that he hel, ninety days in the county Jat, This closed | Key Wert Both, with indve and’ passengers, to Willintns & | year tune Ve tort ft Menon Ko, Care Somervilio AD & CO., ‘ Tien" net up a lively shout, and, Mitrberinig unthe | saw the Captain telling the tickets aud that ne | the criminal business for the terin. noe daa es $10 an Jo Me poseed Ship Rie, South. port apr bare Mn, Higa, from Hamburg, ar- Tes, 170 and 178 Centro streot, sipts aiden, slaged and hacked away at thelr timag~ | bought seven tickets from him, tne oli aaa ee annual alee jaa fom SW, which ‘suifved suddenly into a NRW | 7¥0d 10th, ding. Aenestens Wales QVinHAUa ELIXIR OF CAMISAZA BARK Is IIR wary enemy. ‘The recal ing sounded the *m 7 New Jerse; jt : nt ? dies’ revutsed to thelr gunse ‘The ection having | _ cepesla Mills tossed that at the time alluded to ing y Protestant Episcopal So- Revacce Cirde,, Chichester, Wilmington, NO, | | APPONAUG, May 26. Arrived, sehr F Edwards, West, No- ee inal erticie, and has forty years’ reputation, as he coased they returned everything 10 It proper piace | ho was out of the State on a few days’ leave of ab- poi< Ltr tigaebocapedse feeb grediagegy lic Den tenis, saree iN} with mdse Rnd passeng: andl were dismissed. sonce, and that he had recelyed an invitation from | flowing oMcers wero elected for the ensuing ad y wovsames ttand, en, runetio, Howes, Philadelphia, with mdse, tod BOSTON, May 26—Arri bri i Ttal), Ciiento, Newtan, Heron Sau bea . te and oars Preventativn, MILHAU'S SONG, roadway. , While the exercises were going on at this part of | the proprietor of the menagerie to visit him in Penn- year:—President, Ex-GovernorgOlden, of Princeton ‘Ship Daniel Marcy (of Boston), Ross, Liverpool, 42 day ‘Jeared—Bi eee ae Sin Cane one | tho yard the President, Secretary of the Navy, Mr. | ayivania, and that he went on to see him. Cne day | Recording Necretars, Goorne Yn Gray a acettt | th kaday to JW kiwell to.” tad strong Westerly wisel | _ Salted=Wint BW to SSI bases Charlo Wood, wud AbDIG Qi riciab—ryreny rae cent coMMIsstON Goorge U1. Stuart, Captain Parrott and other promt: | the proprietor got ‘short of men, and the Captain | Point; Corresponding Secretary, ev, De Witt W. 1) Sy ek aU METSTIRE & COS Oiler nent officers examined the practical working of an | volunteered to give him @ helping hand by selling Baste preenereh, J. A. Pennington, of Newark} wa Ae EE Moreen a tlen en 65 days, with rail. Pouster, from Gottendurgs Baltes, o16'Canal and 164 Chatham street. Bavention termed a boat detaching ‘apparatus, des | tickets, which ‘he did. Ie dented soliing any | Comunltteo, on Alasions, Rev. Dr. M. M. Aumythy | She Hanks, and been 0 daye west of We Haak, with git vligc Win Arthurs from'N Yorks He: red #qned to faciiate nautical duties and aave life, | to Haggerty. He contended that he had violated no | Rev. George | 4. we Kev, 8, A. Olarke oalt * _ from Alexandria} Scotland, Phitadel- We have no connection with any other party or parties, Phe inventor, William M. Wood, is @ midshipman of olice rule or regulation; that he was away on | and Messrs, William A, Whitehead, Cortiand “ / , All ordera for Koyal Havana tickets will be promptly a+ tended to, Send for circular, a), Wenke, Bremen, 48 days, with mise MOINTIRE & CO, {OuR MoINTIRG, lermanh Bactjer, Hal T birth and 6 | © Alroartived, stoumnship Neptune, NYork; bar lad Night, w is the whole pat- | from Fayal; brigs Wenonah, Georgetown ; airs Bb) 8 Mie present wraduating class and the son of Surgeon | Jeave and had a perfect right to help his friend | Parker and Joho Rutherford, of Newark, ‘The and Bo parent ‘Wood, of the navy. ‘The invention has been under | #o long as he recetved no emolument for his services, | ceipta during the past year were $6,021 1i, and the death, shire sie observation of Admiral Porter and other dis | and hi , bie wil days W of the Bai 3 wan ip Wngenie (NG), Vors, 0 received none whatever. During the cross | expenditures, $4,303 93; leaving & balance in the bethport, bt 6 ba once, Ww ae ronounced i | examination of the compialnant It was elicited thyt, | lands of the treasurer of $1,017 f.. 70 paanacrs {Funke Mane ry, 0 Sram ak mane ope Nauti MORE May 26—Arrived, bark Plejades (Br), Holly | 1) pane COMPRESSED IVORY BIL fi ‘ og af a exinene contrivance | as soon as he had discovered the Captain tn the 1dr semen death, Had strong easterly winds t Banks; since light C ared—S\4p ynold Boninger. (xa, Stennden, Rotter: | fi Faro 4, ae ELLING, a sae, ot te ee oe Tho | dest, of a ticket feller, he went to a telegraph omoe and WESTCHESTER COUNTY rresterly lay 7, lat 4845, Jon 60 2, saw Uark Alexaa- fete Billow hy Fongers Halifax Mellen Adame He Oenire nreet patent to-day wae made by Lieutenant Commanders Sewer | Ss eapeees So tere Oe age Bg eoent ‘ oor, “hark al (NG), Behoel, Liverpool, 60 days, with | A Henn icy, Boater ant Thom layhohy Neerity Hoboke CPANRERING-— SURED BY aut He who joined in praise of the Inve | Hamted ite inset yi Kage A Saar maae,ta Fuineh, Ryo Rd Mat wentery ales and cane | Muggle D Marwion, Marstony N¥orks BO Lake, frown: JTAMMERING-———PERMANENTLY——-CURED BY t oi with many otiers, ‘The invention | personal Mi feeling for the Captain, and contend Tan GFORE DH YONEERS—Two BorLbinds BLOWN We tommess iis) lommet, P 40 days, with | Gey cen, Ballers Jensioom | Gem Batehdsy Brown, ahd @ | 1st. JOUNSON, & CO. 08 Bowery. 5 | to Houle of the buats of the practice that he had made the charge simply because he waa Dowy.—During the storm jast evening two new two | fruito WH Wenervel & Co. Passel citraliar spel bw fy boy fA park Warren, Averiily Nore § - Pos — as oxssiieenaian ow under the impression that a capiain of New Yor! w#tor ildings, the ert 24th, eebra Gun «i Forest, Bagley, S York, ery exercioe oy the day wae mortar prac: | police was rather ont of Tewiuimate aphere in of erection on jodine uk were iaowra a iro, HA RESTO alley sohe'Anga Leland, Ben jie Myvover, Brown, and Annie Lewis, Dag> sibrae? the Pla at Aum bf Uf a ed as eee OP eee he cess down, Jogh foes were fired, the tareet being an Oud | Reining Heke ne Sapiahat hor ts bevers river, pets de kets for wehow, Decinion iu We case wae frend viae yw agg oneened in plastering jumped