The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1870, Page 10

er ; —}InrraRY EXCURSION: THE MYSTIC PARK R.acis. Ny Ceca TO The Ninth ‘Regiment Ferme, Parades, Opening Races as Mv atic Park—Twe Well Marches and Goew te Yonkers on the James Fisk, Jr.—How It Masters Military any time—a band of music and James Fisk, Jr, ‘were stationed opposite the Grand Opera, House, ‘Twenty-third street and Eighth avenue, aay evening, in company with the Nint) regiment, of which Mr, Fisk is the Colonel, To suppose that4snch a tnpar- ‘tite unity would not make a ‘tn ts a very erroneous hypothesis, This Ws proved last night when an immense ro'ag blockaded the thoroughfare from seven o’cl00", to nine im thé even- ing. The battalion assemb¥eA at the armory pre- cisely at e-ven o'clock; ‘company roll calls were immediately disposed Oh/ and thea the several cou pantes were marched to Opera House, where the line was formed, with ‘the right resting on Eighth avenue, Colonel Fisk rappearea promptly before tie southera vestivule Opera House, attired in nis Mlustrious i same uniferi that has been such # fruitful fae Tor UNATIO SCRIBES. ‘Tae Cotone! ‘Wooked well and the brat ty) looked well at ; and both the Coignel and the poo be abundantly satisfied. His sat ea about }it, cet the wend ocr el ‘eeved wittgold and smiles. The crowd was of eased, —, and o.len astonished; pleased RS muste— 7 Good eae eck the pretty Ka amused ‘at ‘ne extravageut display of tinsel and Selence. . ‘Two things will draw a crow. In New York giudy ornamentation; ‘and stoned a at fr k Humber of men the regiment “was able turn out for the occasion, ounting to about id Whea tne line formed ‘opportunity was given to sce and jnitge wel of the full dress uniform, embracing the nite cross and body belts and white gloves. ‘The enect was fine, but it must be Tearedted that the battalion was all uniforms and equipments—tnat ts, there was little mintary about it. Of course the men were forme. on the proper aligument, ‘held their muskets somewhere Dear an acute angie with the rpendicular, and did not move more than was bsolntely necessary to see what was going on about them. There was a notable absence in any- thing like style, "MILITARY PRECTSION, & chose application (o the text of the tactics, not only in the manual of arms but-in carriage aud movement. it may not -be known that the gorgeous uniforms are padded with more cotton ihan evor any Woman bas sound it necessary to hide behind, yet suclt 1s ‘the fact, and ‘throughont the privates and officers are the productions of their tailors. With such ad- vantages it is a very easy ma atter to make @ yattalon ® Marvei of fine phystque as an entirety. But there hardly seemed to be that discipline and pertection of organiatou necessary to p:oduce a compact body of Men Moving as one. It iookeg wore Lke SOLDIERING a and training. However, there is very good material jn the Ninth regiment, and its members are zealous for its future prowess; but they should remember = osnene besides fine uniiorme makes fine sol- by of the ranks was poorly executed, and there Was notfing in the diess parade to call for approval but the excellent music of the band. When the companies wheeled into column and took up the Jine of march towards Futh avenue there was in nearly every company a tardy movement on tha jet, a breaking im the centre and & wander- ing ‘of even the pivot itself. On the mareh the command did better, and here it is hard to discriminate as one can in the mannalandin private evolutions, Distance, how- ever, was not kept. There was no accurate mea- surement by the guides, no concert of fovtfalis by the men, These remarks are not made to disparage, but simply to indicate tuat MUCH REMAINS )TO BE LHARNED and ocrracted if the Nluth regiment ever expects to yon us Fiat mag ambition of being the best battauon Ameriga. “They will nage to study the minater points that polish “and oduce ele. naee Ki movement,gas found at West, Point, in a rogue. 8 jar army, at the Naval Academy or in =e regiment, The command, however, cane praise for its efforts in numerous drilis; bat i it cannot be exempt from criticlam ag long 48 it drills oft sities OreOne. gia mnociign’ parade, which othing lesa than thas the regiment tres the public to see what it can do. The Y ;ohed pee loti ‘throng we Pith to Fourteenth street, then en return! Roth river at Twenty-third street, At o'clock the regiment pooper BOARD by: ferryboat James fi Jr. There were 100 kegs ‘on board, which the members assailed upop the vessel. Ham, tongue, cold roast beei, bread (and private bottles of fire-water), sweat- menioaae sardines were plaeed on two tables, one to starboard, the other to apd the campaign ‘began atonce, The arse victory was a conquesi of the stomach, which many doubtless thought migit commemorate the “Bb! Friday of the morrow.” As the vessel steamed away there were cheers. She @tarted for Yonkers, but with no moon. How and = “nm she com peak depends something upon how ie oul 'wenty-third strect, avenue; down the to the ut ten ene : The Old 9Uns of the Seventh ‘0n the Beach at Long Branch”—A Joliy Good Time All Aronnd. The long contemplated excursion of the Veteran Corps of the Seventh regiment to Long Branch took place yesterday, and was a grand success, At eight o’clock the veterans assembied at their-armory, and forming in line marched to the boat, preceded by the Tail band of the regiment. The sail down the bay was a most enjoyable one. ‘The pand was stationed on the bow of the boat, and greeted the vessels of the different nations that were present with their national airs, The people on board enjoyed themselves by singing and admiring the scenery, and when at length Port Monmonth was reached a general scampering for seats in the cars Wok place. A ride of an hour brought the party to the Branch. Upon disembarking a procession Was formed, and the band taking its position at tie head of the col- umn wie line of march was taken up for the Conti- nental Hotel; The visitors were received along the route with cheers and other demonstraiops of wel- come, and were escorted to the end of the march by @ sidewalk brigade of citizens. Arriving at the hotel, the company paraded up and down the lawn “twice, when the “parade” was dismissed and a rest of an hour was enjoyed. ‘At about three o'clock the drum corps again called the company together. and, assembling on the Jawn Jn Sront of the hotel, a photograph view of the group was taken. The boys about tis time be- cawe clamorous for clams, which had been prom- ised, and soon after their sharp appetites were ve- po appeased in the large dining room, which was mpletely filled by the appreciative gormandizers. ‘The bill of fare, however, was somewhat limited, the dipner consistMg oniy of baked clams, fish and potatoes and roast chicken. ‘This Was all that the proprietors had agreed to furnish, and the supply of ‘those edibles was very full. Wit tlowed freely, but this was paid for out of the private funds of those ‘Wo saw fit to order it. Lunen being finished speeches were next tm order. Colonei Lefferw’ health being drunk, aud loud calls beng made for a speech, he responded with a iew remurks. He then proposed the health of the white- haired Colonel Vermilyea, whose name was received by a wild burst ofenthusiasm. The colone! acknowl €dzed the compliment in a short speech. General Viele being loudly cailed ior he arose, and, in a voice that rang to the farttest luuts of the uamense speci he made a neat aud most eee deaite Colonel Shumway, Mr. Jackson 8. Shultz sua others were also calles upon, and responded in @ happy manner. The company now began to devise means for ing away the remainder of the aiternoon. Each fol- Jowed:the bent of his inclination and scattered to dif- ferent localities along the beach. ‘ne greater nuin- ver, however, chose a drive, aid the consequence ‘was that every hackman found ready customers and liverymen reaped a rich harvest. At six o'clock the conveyances began to rotl in to the hotel again, and halt an hour later found the company formed on the lawn, with band in front, ready for the march to the depot. ‘ith three rousing cheers for Mr. Bur- rows and the Continental Hotel the columu moved, and the cars were soon fill4d with a tired yet happy ecrowa. A ride of some two hours by cars and boat brought the veterans to the wharf at the foot of Mul rect again. The company formed on the pie band struck up a lively air and the excur- sionists marched to the Seventh Regiment Armopy and were di ‘The exoursion was an exceedingly plessant oné, and it is the intention of the veteran corps to gepeat kK again next year. Mr. Louis B. Rader had the ar- rangements for the aay in charge, and it was owing in 4 great measure to his exertions that the affair Proved 80 gréat a success. ARMY INTELLIGLACE. Major Rodney Smith, paymaster, is relieved from d@uty in the Department of Missouri and will be assigned vo duty in the Department of Dacotah. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE: The reason for relieving Admiral Poor, of the North Atlantic feet, is because of the law requiring, squadrons to be commanded by officers not on the retired list, Admira) Poor, recently retired, is con- sequently called home for otner duties. Other com- manders of squadrons, mentioned in recent orders of the Navy Department, are affected in the same manner, SEIZURE OF SMUGGLED Cisans. Inspector Kane, one of the Surveyor’s deputies, having received information yesterday that a large quantity of cigars pasain concealed on board the steamship Pioneer, Havana, Was ordered to woke anexetnination of the vessel. The Iniorma- tion proved to be faunded upon 1: and the examt- nation fesuited in the discovery and scizure of sev- eral thonsand cigars, comprising the popular brand known as “La Espafolas.” They were secured with south difficulty, as they had been buried under the oal, and the assistance of several men was required to reach them, it being neeessary to remoye about Swonty-Ayg lous of cos. Covsented Trots. Boston, Jume 16, 1870, Close upon the Beacon Park races come those at the Myst,1¢ Park, in Medford, some five miles distance from tie city, where there ia course and accommo Ga¥'.one for visitors far superior to apy other trotung PRrk in the vicinity of Boston. There were about %000 people present at the opening races to-day, and they all had their MU of interest, excitement end pleasure, ‘The chief race of the day was for horses that have never beaten 2:34, for @ purge of $2,500, divided Into prizes of $1,600, $70Q and $800, The con horses were Charles 8, Greene’s Rollo Golddust, of Utica; Daa Pffer’s Draco Prince, of New York; Budd Dowie’s Hotspur, of Philadeiphia; u. A. Hickok’s Western Girl, of Néw York; Dan Mace’s Ww. Be Whil of New York, and Blan. chard’s License, of Bostoh, The pos! of the horses in starting was in the order just Furst eHeat,—When the. word was git had got up within a neck of even, alte others being bunched some Taagtnes Lic kept up with Draco until 1} after pass- mg and tt ed in the half-mile polo, that one or the . other me heat, aud the betting was lively and even on each; but, alas, upon making the homestretch, Draco went up and License became demoraiized and Maces Whiteman took the heat, and came in sl @ hait neck “ahead of License in 2:23%. spur'was third, Western Girl fourth, Goiddust atch and Draco, Who promised go well at the beginning, was behind tem all. Second Heat.—Golddust and License the lead when the word was gre this time, the latter havin; @ Grifie the advantage and boih being hard p' pe we Prince, who finally managed tog get in of License and go neck and neck with! Gold- bo to a half-mile post, when the latter broke Mace’s horse crept up. Draco ma ‘neta ail, however, until coming down te homestretch, when’ Hotspur came for him with @ rush; but tne Prince, amid ex excitement and loud cheers, managed to pass 6 judges’ stand two lengths ahead, winning the peat in 4g, Hotspur being declared seoond, Whiteman third, License fourth, Western Giri ‘firth, and Golddust sixth. Tird Heat,—Pending the second and third heats the Prince Was withdrawn, for what reasou did not appear. Consiierable exci ement ensued while the remaining horses were : oring, and ung and sales of Indicated Hotspur was ihe favorite. by avout three to one, and when the start was made the money pending on the result of it was inereased by many thousand doliats to what it was when the race commenced. Goldd@ust took the lead when the word Was given, gnd the obbers were in a ine be- hind, License bringing up the. rear at the quarter pole ana breaking very badly. Whiteman aud Hot- ae now pi closely, aud wien Goiddust broke ‘hiteman #hot abead, amid the loud huzzas of the assembled mass. Coming down the homestretch it was nip and tuck between Wuitenan and Hotspur, but Whiteman’s driver applied the lash with a gen- te vigor and ler the wire about a neck ahead, thus wi e heat in 2:26. Western Girl Was second and Golddust fourth, be Heat.—The interest in this heat was very hiteman had a few favorites, but the bet yok pool sales were not material’, gre pe from, What they were at the beginnil the previous heat. When the word was given ° was clear that Whiteman and Hotspar were to do their level best. ‘I'ney started even and kept even nearly gil the way around, one or the other ranging a half yee sometimes, Coming down the homesiretcn the excitement and cheers ran high, and doe Whiteman passed under the wire @ half neck a the pandemonium of applause was almo. Poaniene ing. He won the heat in 2:28%, and was awarded the race, The second money went to Hotspur and the third to License. The other race was for three minute horses, for purses of $600, $800 and $100, The competitors were Norcross, bert Bonner, Rodin’s Charley Green, Bowen’s Biily Butier and Dot, 4] oe Augusta, their positions in the start vel order namea, Lady Augusta won in three Sadtions heats in 2:8444, 2:34% and 2:32%. Chariey Greeu got the second leas ol and Butler the tilrd, “TROTTING AT AT AUBUIN, AUBURN, N, Y., June 16, 1870, At the sweepstake race to-day, over the Driving Park Course, for a purse of $700, Perew’s 8. 8, By- Ton, of Buffalo, won in three straight nent, in 2:30, 2:51, 238156. THE SPIRIIS AT HOE. 4A New York Press Seance Last Night. Mrs, Margaretta Fox-Kane iyited representa- tives of the leading city journals to her rooms in Thirty-second steeet last evening, for the purpose of witnessing and testing certain spiritual phenomena. In compliance with tiis invitation three gentlemen of the press attended last evening and met a@ small party. of iladied and gentlemen, who sat around @ plain table going through the usual fornals > needful for communica tion with the spirit world, and with results that were bays jaa 24 to all the eee demanded by any reasonably sceptical min Mrs. Margaretéa Fox is one “ot the Fox sisters known in cunnection with “the Rochester rappings.”” It will be remembered that 1¢ was then claimed that the Rochester chiidren from thelr imfancy had a@ faculty for being jollowed by noises that resembled raps, and which were afierwards devel- oped by slow degrees into a system of communica- tion Py waieh cominunion with departed triends might be obtained. Last evening it was fully proved that there could be about the phenomena developed last night no chicanery or collusion, The three gentiemen of the preas were in‘ormed of certain events in connection with relatives which it was not only not possible for the persons present other than the questioner to have Known anything about, but of facie that even the questioner himself was wncon- scious of until they were brought ‘to his mind by the spiritual communication, For example, one of the renerne present re- marked that he had heard some bad news the pre- vious night, and “the nea, on the knocking im- mediately spelt out the 1 ater name of his uncié, the place where he lived and the month and thé year of his ere Before this was done irs. Fox was pellod to write “a spiriv”? note, in which a compunteasion was made fro} reporter’s uncle. The reporter referred to then stated that he had heard on Tuesday night that nis uncle was in a ratlway accident, was injured, and it was feared fatally, but he had not heard whether his uncle had died or not. He said he should telegraph the next morning and Spahr <5 the correctness of the spirit communication. henomena elicited by the questionings of the other Fo Wo representatives from the two ack og were equally remarkabie, and equally incapable of being explained by the or- dinary © or normal modes of communication by selence, art, or Noein of the earth, earthy. Tne entire party separa! out ten o'clock, lost in won- der and ae THE SECRETARY OF WAS, General Belkunp on a Pleasure eur ni the Hadson. Ou Thursday morning Major General Belknap, Secretary of War, revisited Newburg (the place of his birth and boyhood) after an absence of many years. The Secretary was accompanied by his wife and son and Miss Belknap, ais sister. They reached Newburg by steamer Olyphant from West Point, and were received on the wharf W fg age Ja James W, Taylor, Homer Ramsdell, Hon. J. Taham, ex- Mayor Moore, and other promiian? Newburgers. The Secretary’s party during the few hours of their stay at Newbut 3 were the guests of the widow of a late Major David Orawford, a relative. The visit juite & private affair, very few of the citizens new ing of the presence of the Secretary there. The pany returned to Weat Point by steamer Drew at alf-past two P. M. CONGREGAT.ONAL CHURCH CONFERENCE AT ORANGE, The Orange Valley churen, at Orange, N. J., was the scene yesterday of some very interesting exer- cises, the occasion being an adjourned meeting of the Congregational Church Conference, held last April, in the Broadway Tabernacle, New York. In the afternoon tne subject of the “Church Edidce in its Relation to Church Work” was discussed by Rev. Drs. Storrs, of Brooklyn; Stantord, of Pough- keepsie; C. H. Everest, of Brooklyn; Welleston, of Fiusnin, Me! fe Birdseye, of Brooklyn, Wilcox, of Jersey C ty, a Henry Ward Beecher, ot Brooklyn. In the evening, after another aiscussion of a gas- tronomical character in a noble tent outside the church, “The Spirit of the Pilgrim in Relation to Our Time’? was elaborated uj Epon by Rev. Drs. Clapp, Stricby, W. B, Brown and Mr. Beecher. The latter preskied as Moderator. About 600 persons were present ’ CITY INTELLIGENCE, David Wyman, of 961 Third avenue, while examin- ing a pistol, shot himself through the rignt hand. Wyman was attenaed by Dr. Wilson and he was taken home. _——_ The remains of the lad who was run over and killed by an Eighth avenue car, at West Broadway and Lispenard street, fave been identiffed as those of Abram Flock. He is eight years of age, and his parents reside at No. 3 each street. | At half-past twelve o'clock this morning Martin H. Kelly, residing at the corner of Bleecker and Crosby Streets, while in the liquor store, corner of Greene and Amity streets, was 8 ee on the head with @ tumbler by a stranger, ans rea two govere scalp ao ‘The aseailant succeed in making his ea SHIPPING NEWS, es Almanac for New York--Tals Day. Sun rises... Moon rises,,..eve 11 05 Sun sets.. - 733 | High water.morn 11.23 OCEAN .STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURSS FROM NEW YORK yor THE MONTHS OF JUNB AND JULY, PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 16, 1870, CLEARED. Steamship Tripoh (Br), Moreland, Liverpool—C @ Franck- Ph ser we a aang (NG), Bussine, Bremen vis Southamp- Pa sense aes med Edwards, Havana—Atlantic Mail ip Gen Barnes, Mailory, Savannab—Livingsion, Fox & Co, Steamship Rasstegn Genel, Ju folk, Oity Point and Rich- ed014 Pom bon ‘peamehip Walteras, Lawrence, ‘Norfolk—Ola Dominion ‘Steamebin D es Johnson. Portland—) F Ames. Steamship Giauct n, Boston. joston—W Ls Bosttes, Ship Admiral (NG) Fiaealoop, bremen—! bark Hotmne (NG), ‘Lemke, Cork or Ree Funeh, nities Silentium (NG), Mitziatt, ee annyent Totens & ckmann. fark H L Routh, Martin, Havre—Boyd & Hincl ine Brisk, Banks, Pernambuco. Moss & Warne arta enne (Br), erty, Aux ‘Cayes—Morrinon & artows ety Chontnngne-—¥. Talbot 4 Co. ones rin tidied tie Moses Rogers, Woodhull, Mobile—A Starb tt McAlmon, Newark— Sehr’ Willemioa (Dutch), K. I Nevius Hazvewenkel, Konigsberg— 10. Taylor, Port Spain—Jones & Schr Goodwill (BE, 1 bi ham, Nassau—Jos Encas. cor Aue iy, avidson, Hantaport, NS—Crandall, Berta fen aa B 5 Wheaton, Atkins, Wilmington, NO—E D Hurlbut Schr Maxson Rogers, Jackson, Norfolk—C E. Staples #00. fargaret Plata; Blizzard, Wilmington, Delos God- ieehe Wit Gessner, Egbert, Philadetphia—Van Brunt & ‘Schr J R Bragdon, Snow, Georgetown—B Crowell. Behr George Washington, Peck, Stamford, Bioop Apolio, Freeman, New Haven—Raokett & Bro. Steamer ack donate Meredith, V ‘Wilmington, Del. Bteamer . Wallace, iphia. Steamer fy, Darn Phiiacetp) Steamer Siacrepont, Shro} tine Pltadetpbia, Bisumer Concord, Norman, Philadolpbi Steamer Saran, Jones, Philadolpnia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STHAM be Steamship Wilmiugton, Col a nreien ‘West 1th, with mdge an | parang _itgambliiy Meroedtia, Starkey, mdse and pasgeny the Forida ea ae ay or boaged in | Ricaw ate Point and — mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Bee ship Oo, Steamabip Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse, to Bark Eatelle (of Yarmouth, Yo), Loring. Grand Tari, TI, BBidays, via Hampton Roads’ June 14, with salto Brott; Sob G0” ‘daa Ugh moderne ‘weathel ig Helen Rowle; lawkins, Cal 8 days, with and ee to ES Horas a Soe tcacal to A *Rbbott, sue Had Bri E Kelly (of Philadelphia), Robinson, Ma- tanzas, oe, Modtuasee, tok abvote Had fn Sehr Eva May (of Portiand). Richards, Ponce, PR, 18 days, with sngat and molasses to Sturges 4 Had light, moderate weather Sehr Edna Late ot Baltimore), Harwood, ae 8 daye, with a vi Bicep. na fige cre wih Bihop Sapun, 8 ae gah £ Go. SS "Knowles, Rock Sound Soanen oi pineapples, 10 Ei SI f Mschias), Peterson, 6t John, NB, 7 aya, wi saan fosed Frye.” Hed light southerly inde an Robe irate (of be ore Me), been na ‘ea Ga, 7 bi hy tum vom = emt av yan (\ Wiring Schr Nellie if Benedict, Ehis, Baltimore’ for New Raven. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with mdse to Schr M8 Saathe ay, Cole, Machias,7 days, for New York, with spites vo Bow 4 BLChAr GION ew ¥ aly josep! indaley, Taunton for New Yo! Sebr Lucy, nisi, New Haven for New York. ‘ hr Kelle, Simpson, Bridgeport for Newark. Schy Greene Cobnty’ Tanner, Hyde, Bridgeport for Kings- ton, NY Schr Mary Anna, Lennman, Bridgeport for New York, Bohr Eile Jane, Allon, Bridgeport f York. Sehr O C Acken, Hobbie, Stamford for New York. hr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford tor New York. Haze, McNamee, Greenwich for New York, BOUND BAST. ‘Bteamship Dirigo, Johnson, New York for Portland. Steamship Glauous. Walden. New York for Boston. — aie Hayes, lizabethport for ee) Wm L Peek, Bunce, Rondout for Providence. Bohr Na Desperahdum) Oliver, New York for Welldeet, SAILED. Steamsh hips Calfbria, and Tripoli, Liverpool; America, Bremen; Missour!, Havana; Gen Barnes, Savannah; Sara- toga, Richmond, &e; Hatteras, Norfolk. Wind at sunset 8. . Shipping Notes. The Inman line steamship City of Washington, Captain Jones, will leave per 45 North river at 9 o'clock to-morrow (Saturday) morning for Queenstown and Liverpool. ‘The steamship England, Captain Webster, of the National line, for Liverpool via Queenstown, will leave pier 47 North river at 9 o'clock on Saturday morning. ‘The Anchor line steamship Anglia, Captain Craig, will sail from pier 20North river at 12 M to-morrow for Glasgow, touching at Londonderry to land passengers. ‘The Merchants’ line steamship Mississippi will leave pier 12 North river at 8 PM on Saturday for New Orleans direct. There are at present detained in lower quarantine for ob- servation the following vessels, which have had yellow fever on board :— Bark Robert Murray Jr, Purrington, Miragoane and Port au Prince 18 days, with logwood, &c. The crew were all sick with the fever in the ports of departure, Bark Braziliera, Wigand, Rio Janeiro 84 days, with coffee and three passengers. Tbe former captain and four of the crow were sick with the fever-in hospital at the port of de- parture, of whom the captain and ove of the men there died. During the passage one of the passengers died with the same disease and was buried at sea. Bark Lord Baltimore, Lanfare, 42 days from Rio Janetro, with coffee. Five of the crew were sick with the fever in hospital at the port of departure, of whom the captain’s son died, ty @ Disnaters. STEAMER C. of the Bangor and Boston line, when of —— te night of the 15th inst, ran into and sunk acl rs (or mrocmlineh lerrick, from Boston for Bangor, in in ballast. ‘Crew saved. jagh, sailed trom Shanghae Dec 17 for ving since beod heard from Kes been SHIP ae eeon Ly} Peel pavernoel for Quebec, was totally wrecked on St ‘a Vee Boston, fey eek 16th inst from Ardros- ay 31, tha gale from the westward, broke the rudder bead an salted ns cares of irons sigan preventer uiler outside and Bars made goat at ai of pe "ie Pértland from. New Lt nck on a rock, supposed the “Old La side of ‘Vineyard, dun pe the fog os pe of 18th inst, and sunk. The crew, with th 6 captain, wite and chud, took Ingamee to the boats and were picked up a ly after by a and landed at Edgartown. No insurance on iq Oe OxcerL1A (Dan), from Philadelphia for Queenstown, before reported as having put back in distress al bein o4 Slee ‘was at Lewes, Del, 13th inst, outward bound, ing rep: eS Hemera Faves 20, Sh tm aa a a into Chine t Kad in leaving a8 eat AM Of the THs atetck on the For shoal one raile and half from tho mouth of tho valet, ‘Mer cargo consisted of 320 bbls and 30 bhds syrup, 64 tons iron wheels, Ae. Venbel, bilged and The Const il Pye water. Wreek! ma Company's agent took charge of the, vessel and succeed ving & part of the, cargo, and was 10 hopes of savin noe on the 14th, Railroad wheels and part o¢ fron crown orarvosrd, whlot would Se proved ays ScnR SAML CasTNER JR, from Philadelphia for Boston, with a ie of coal, wennt ashore on the 8W part of Block Island night of 18th inst in a thick fog, Che sag she oe ee bi ee It aA Prod cin will me wen a total rew saved. @ 280 tous register, butt in Milford, Del, in - Seas" sod hails from Phllscelphias — Scum AzAr Oaxxs (of Kennebuakport), Pilsbury, from Saco for Baltimore, with a cargo of bricks, in getting to sea morning of 14th inet, struck upon & rocky point neat Wood Iniand, causing her {0 leak badly. the will have to discharge for repairs, Sonn 6 R Sorex (whaler, of Provincetown), Eldridge lost on the night of the 2th of on Bird (land, next the wird of Santa Craz, The ec isa total loss. ‘The officers ‘and crew were all saved, Five of the crew have arrived at St Thomas, and the officers and remainder of the erew were at Santa Cruz, about 40 miles from St ‘Thomas, ‘The scr had on board 150 bbls sperm oil, 140 of which were saved and jJanded on the island, BomBay, June 16—Advices from Hong Kong state that feveral veaitis had arrived at thut port diemasted in « late yphoon. LrvRerroor, June 16—The bark Can from Padang March 12 for New York, with masts sprupg, and was condemoed, Miscellaneous, Mr DG Malcolm, purser of the steamship Australia, will please accept our thanks for bia attentions. Purser R W Albert, of the steamship Morro Castle, from Havana, will please accept our thanks for his attentions. ANOTHER Fas? PassaGe IN THE Duspatcon LINE 70 BAN FRANCI800—The magnificent clipper ship Glory of the Beas, the Jatest production of Mr Donald McKay, and un- doubied)y the Gnest ever built by him, = eae my Just Paice many yyen By ot ube aatert word in Franeiaco 3 vied t, oe a® aay remarkal for the thas of Saat 30 i pas b ge ake ships (ate), Krynen, into St Helena ak old Lt fone aie ont 2 i a el avr Boat nein aaa eras he whe at meieen car ee sees ay “Eh tas hak ot ton wanton ie ce ET shihias "wie ota eens aes off a lighthor sven weit hat Suhiblting her ight on ov before ogee RE ag nt a TP ‘Havy, Woulberg, of 8 on the vo; Mare, Arrived at Mario on, dan 15, sour landy, from thirteen months? wet er eae bu bbia sp oil, Bent Hume con tue voyage B0 bots ayaa a Hors Ry ey ee ry frrined, wiht 3s bbls ap on ary 01 ri Fracie’, of do. last [rom hae "Do oll since last repo) riding out a quarantine of & Ie fee New Bedford, reports ber at ras Stay 4. hay having tdken 100 bois spe do wh ofl and Ibs bon uritias in November inst ap, wh, mnt as Mieporis Wat ox: perlenced very Heavy eather ob Crosettos and lost, 8 Donia, ides oth Sbip, Young ix, of New Bed- ford, ant bark Atlantic, of do, lost exch « boat, Bark Stam: boul, Mitchell, of do, eat boats ee 0 ale ied away all saving cake bed token 4 wh when last beard from, , Also ish ‘ken 4 wh wi oF ae om. tii Adsiine, Marvin, of Hew Bec 4 wna barks Atlantic, Craw, of of do. $do Ryder, 0 a do; be tots ot =f Hateiog eta : LT 3 herman, ken’ 136 DUiE ep ad 0 do Wh ef p td waconte | 9 ane then left for New Poland Re ‘Foderique, ship J! yy cm of do, 800 bbis ofl att x etter fi ‘rom. hed Siac er, of bark Active, of ‘he at Honolulu, reports bat lack Bale, Swain, NB, with 300 a eereten tom Out HW: Seabury, dated St Thomas, Ma er , Bt, ataton that the ames ih the ‘aiying and pump arrived oe | ie ds 8, and it would be immediate; iy placed on oy L Dimmock. The engineer was left in New Vonks bar ion + 8 thought a man coul oe found there to work in | fe of ees I ould start with ihe anip for tule port, 1a, vay wuld start w or this in com- In Rp. i 3 ict Foe ant hed mal re oa if revious days. "Leavonte, Luce, of NB wae Wala ‘ 17, with 205 Pat in to ‘ai ‘second mate, Howland, of NB, was at Mabe April 31, ‘of NB, arrived at Mahe April 20, of NB, was at Mauritius Mi paring pees #1160 do wh oll and 1200 Ibs bone rial ¥eW7chaek, Dyst of, ‘Dyer of Provmestowa,,w ‘Vincent, WI, eS ap alall roken Ne star iploara ter peti Ho Seon mee Eagle, Bwain, ot NB, 800 0 ble ait baie rH oil. 9, tat 30 agenda PH, eruieag with 90 bois of, patie Ee - May at she 8. Hattelg of Provincetown, 150 ppasn ecleapian © pr fas oe Mobiie for Liverpool, June 6, lat PRT! Clover (Br), from Jamatea for London, June 10, lat 34 wr if iret Onl, from New York for Fort aa Peace, June ethers from York for N pleas & pea a, 1on 78 Sar ree De Pe Foreign Ports. LN et Apri 2(—Arrived, ship Agra, Miller, Mel- BERMUDA, June 8— Arrived, schr May Queen, Wingood, Ned 1 » Jamaica; schrs ponleds si, bark a ngs a, S Pedereon eBATAEA. fe vd Mee Pancras arta wat oe 1S sail sen ~ 105 ad sail 0, tO. CranrunGos, June 5 ari ph Ras Bay jas iymany A doloy wa wih aie tat v York. CARDENAS, June 7—Arrived, bark New rae rai Bal- ore. Balled dark Tri yh, Seavey, Sagua; bi Alice Star- re eee ra Ye mertioe Netien gout at utters; wn Don te, Hassell, and J & H Crowley, Crowley, Ma- OT AVAR June $—Arrived, brigs Geo Burnham, Btapies, NYork ; Unlon 'T (Bn, Tatts, 8 John, NB, Sailed 9th, Dark Le Cetin, Wheeler, NYork; 9th, steam: np Uity of Mexioo Desken “(from NYork),. Sisal nod ¥ Crees Wes, barks Joseph Eaton, Eingwoody NYork; Su- sun IN Blaisdell, Sawyer, Calbarien, Cleared 8th, brig Concord (Br), Clark, Falmouth E; acl young Feazet, Brishtimna, Baitinore; 1th, Uyige Lizzie. tH Merril, Farnsworth, Falmouth, Ey Chiniborazo, Coombs, north of Hatter In port Lith, Dark Adelaide, Risk, for, Baltimore ag brig Hyperion. Woodbury, for NYor' ; 8 A Barnaby, Wil for Delaware Breakwater, 40; and others, HALIFAX, Juve 13—Arrived, steamship City of Halifax, Jamieson, Si Johns, NF: Mth, brig Mikado, Oporto; 15th, weamabip Bina, Lockhead, Liverpool for Boston and’ Now or) LIVERPOOL, June 15—Arrived, ship Riverside, Randall, New Urieans. Ehonoan, May 20—Salled, bark, Louis Bruno (ital, Pa- turzo, Bosto MELBOURNE, April 11—Arrived ‘not sailed), ship Marmion, Boyd, Gan Franicisco; bark Macilvery, Nickels, Boston. ‘in port ships Motlah, Ballard, for Bos- Harrie, Lovett, from ‘San Francisco, arrived —; Dani y, Ross, for NYork. vialed Pitay a sh fips Asa Eldridge, Baker, and Volunteer, jutehinson, N York. MaranrAs, June 1-Arrived, ache Dawn, Putnam, Pensa ‘Ellen Stevens, failed ‘Ith, barks Jonathan eta Ma haee, Mobile; 8th, findeiphincies, Stampede, Glikey, NYork ; Arletia. Matthews, ta, Perry, Caibarien; brig 1s # Nah, Ray, Philadelphia bark Daring, Mefonald, do, brigs Herald, Hanson, ortiandy Gentanr, Moore, NYori’;_ sc! es Gruiee, Savannah} {oib, brig Bibel Bolton an, Haney MONTREAL, June 14—BSailed, Austrian, Wylie; Liv I; bark Sydenham, Clarr, ama ST Ou, NB, dune ine Renae, pulp Princeton, Chase, Liverpool ; schr Gun Rock, Boyd, ih Been tei 1, May, 1810 pe port bark Montana, Gridin, ‘rom Burrard’s Inlet, for Se ee ey Gailed bark Charles © Leary, Ba- ker, N American Ports. BOSTON, June M— Arrived, barks Speranza (Nor), Netizon, Gottenburg {San Dominique Br) Greeniah, Clenfug Mariposa, Watert house, vie, do; ‘A Coonan (Br), Andie f dtover, Benner, Alexandria, wont 8 aiate Lord, Jacksonville; Grade Girdlen balys Wilmington, NC David Faust, Lord, ana M 1 Ward, dria Morria, Ulien, 8 8 Bickmore, Barter; lwell, Ctless At ‘inhart, Hand; © eran Graciner NW Maceo, Over- fon, Georsetown, DG; 8 Bales, ‘Adams; Emma Newton, Corson, Corson, and Wiliam Waline, Soul sea town 2 DO} Daniel Pierson, aie Hird, 78k Bh Totottian Non ‘and. Viena, ie M Bird, — ep ry fot lo lon, irgin: Small, Baltimore; emcees aird, Ire td Iundy’C's drove, Wever; D. Baboock, Galcord; Tay lor & Mathie, Steelman BA Hoffman ; James ech tig Tah ore, Shecrer’ Sophie. Wile ea eerer ; ie json, io Baxter; Louisa Frazier, Steelman; nderson, and J Maztteld, oe jzabethport, a (8 ort au Prin ; aro, a via hediag, sna et han hambier 0 ‘ath 4 ship City of Boston? Chiter, Ardroman: berks H Hussey. Oimer, NQzleana: Mary Edigh, Niokerao Havana; Brothers, [i Phiindeiphie coy x sine menos Ayres; epard Novelty, Intanzas; Geo Gilchrisi, Gilchrist, Aer C Haskell, Haskell, Philadelphia: EH RM Brookings, Dot lane, Puerto Plata, hermes ie Minnie Repplier, ‘conuirer ‘and Plo- neer, Bearse, Griveston ; C K Morrison, Smith, New Orleans; Bt Croix, Eaton, Pensacola; John Somes, Ro Jackson- ville; Fred fishy Daria, Ales Alexandria Susan, Sears; EF Hart, Hart and A H Bowarde, Bas Sang, Gale, Balmore; Bee or mer, 3 Stuer: E8mith, Hanson; H B 3 pede, Hi egy i Neral gee ae ee Mai Weat ales TA Wainwright, Rare, eri J 0 and the rinon, Palla ua footer, Young} Martha, Smith, 4 Ca Haskell, Elfzsbeth mports teamship Malta (br), McDowell. Liverpool via NYork (and aniled 1éth);_ Darke Howlaus, Tucker, Carinama: Lad Strout, NYork; Boston (ital), Debotanzo, St Joho, NB. sealed; Steamship Saxon; barks Concordi:, Howland, julia, GFatta, 16th—Arrived, bark Bolivar, Roberts, NYork ; brigs Jane, Mires ane; AG Jewett, Reed, Fortune Island; Princeton, ats arrived 26th, rig Camile Br Strout, Cabarien: sche 08, mit , Cienfuegos. BALTIMORU, June 14—Arrived, bark E W Cohoon (Br), vane Mayay aes brigs Geo Wheelwright (Br), Wolf, Deme- ra; Anna night, Matanzas; schrs Arctic, Nor- Fis, Arecibo: coer aoe ond Higaine, Boston GlearedcBark Pleiades (Bp, Holt, ‘Matanzas: Concord, ,, West Indies; Nellie Mowe, Merreman, Charleston} Torrid Zone (Br), Kirkham, Norfolk; schr Union Fi loney, Boston. Sailea. suey Wild Horse, Jeff Davis; schrs Francis, Diri- JW bay arrived ‘bark Eliza White, Maloney, Havana; briga Alpha (Br) rive, Coamo, PR; Uncas (Br), Bailing, Mar “Glonted—Stoazosht Southampton brig Pret Bromfet Wiley, reat Bleamsehlp. Letpth (NG), Jaeger, Bremen via i), Wilson, Si Plerres sehr Lo- barks Ada Carter, Plefades; bri fe Goscore Tons ew Mowe. 3—Cleared, echrs Lone F Smith hinds 2Jan Gronby. Mitchell, Washington, DC; karen, ight, jeazie, NYork. aeAtit June 18—Salled, schr Marion oe Mendy, Phita- 1 ee sehr © Loeser, Dunham, NYor! wie ~~ \LESTON, June 16—Saiied, schr N v F imnith, Tooker, ORLA, June &Cicarea, sehr WH Mailer, ou bcieasel achr Judge Lowe, Good, NYork. 1uth—Cleared, sehr FG King, MeGregor, N York, Murch, New ine, Haven, | oie yell, ie epee Le a a anor Bremen; bark Augus- CO W Locke, Huntiey, alapacamlagen schrs B yom Cet ote Work tor ao Me; Jona D Griainy Go uryport; Anus Plymouth | New. for bain en Qu ne 4 ore for ay 2 for ‘Yarmouth, Beare, WX ~ Etzabethvort for Bos. - note Fitsotion, 6") Wer, ie, foe das a utarase, Faleabernt for do; ven for Philadelphia: ith May, Hcalnty for.do; Abbie. 8 0 $f Sy 4 Poole, Salem for do; rive, for Boston” huley MCs) Galina eeatalport tor whitest wight aha. org repo Report koe bark ‘Marshal BuMolke Ss 8 kmail, Peek: eieen kaw a re i SERA a a spe aati ah a Sates glOBLLE, “The ii—Arrived, brig A D Torrey, Curtis, Cam- (0, Jane 14—Arrived, schr Alaska, Appleman, Key vatw ORLEANS, June 10—Arrived, schooner Joseph Oakes, Oates, C oO ‘Steamsh! Bienville, Baker, NY: via Hi barks Abdamaa, Ols, Havre Hate © Tak, Wake Pron Front dence; jarcus Hi , Orr, NYork; ‘Willth, Bde Topiiad vi Grand Cayman, ee Seamalip Aenfies, Colburn, Padapbis ie soagnin F amel| Wi more, Amateriumny Minerrs wre; brig Uatarina (Ital), Casella, Tar- nt ‘up, pele Maciatt (rhanarrad Viviania, from Palermo, ron i, bark Prima Dona. NEWBURYPORT June 1S—arrived, achra Sunpeam, Bun- b= and 8 George, Hi Hunt, Elfzabethport; Daniel S Mersbon, ahs re i ri Ew Toothaker, Elizabetbport; schr Pearl, Smith, Phiadepbt a apolar ‘NEW. BEDFORD, Ju rrived, schrs John H Perry, Bi, Laura Robinsan, itoongon pet Liisier, Cook, Phila- ia; Thos A ret wens , Ron fith~-Arrived, Boper, Georgetown, DC; a roman, Gi bY siargn 3 fOr + Brockway, and A C Buckley, Buckley, Fron ke. ed, bark Goode’ alae St Thomas, Bales © Sune Areas ae cchrs Anna Leland, Bennet, Jacksonville; Uncas, Cal fandria; E Slunickson, Phila deipbin serie Bal or NYOrE 5 ‘LONDON’ Juve 1f-carrived, steamer Rattlesnake bo, for Portland (put in to repair {. schrt Anna Leland, Benneth, Jackson incas, ra Afeivia Rikers, se rivod ach Wm a ali and ‘and okt fe wor Anpad Russell, i Palade es ae ‘Arto¥O, pa: iladelphia for Bos- Russell, Hoboken r ey tae ag bi rannis ‘ork for Dux! Roo Mary Joimson, Elizabethport for do; scob Raymond, Ron- aes for New Bedford; ‘Tuts Bodine, B 8 Sharp, and ‘Glou- Trenion for do; White Providence; sae A ‘Eacet bark, Morning Tight, Rico; brig Thos Turull 5 Fepeeess as, rovec nie : hee David Gutrie, Barsow, Wilalngton, NC; seins schr Me Diss’ Mobile; BAe bark Maria Sorin Ait, Laguayray, solr Ni ace nate e on ea ag ling June 14—. Ph Ds se pee spt ages Stre. oe a ms ROE chp ‘a tionnne a Hanlma a wins, v P Orowel lowes, iw tun, tay serge ry Roam Addis iD aed Mounoe, Havre; briga Bea: BP, Tower, ‘din NYores, gemmervite Coa el Rags SE gag LSS pl HUBWES, Del, June 14-Went to wea ship A, Lovett, for F Panbar, Gardenast 1508, ship Abt Soy Herre Bre bri ate ‘sndJ B Hirby,’ ‘Kingston, Ry: B ard, from, Sagua; “Aula meatwat, 1 and Oat toontor, Tom Nata a (D, Juse 13-—Arrived, brig Maty A Chase, Dglan, vee x Bark Aarep B Hale, White, Matanzas; sebr 4th. Sarah neta Kel! WY ove peepee bark Sarah B Hal others, 7 June’ Pe rita tame i v Keni fit, Rean Mineola Bi '’ J PRY Wary Ella ‘Thomas, Cbarlesion; thos NEUve F Georgetown, DO; We tone, Piteher, onuaoreandy ‘Rice, Pht iadelphia; ihe zabethport; Richard Law, York, Philadel- ia “Alida, Khowles, izabeth ort; Ontario, Barber, do$ ira Bites, Hud: ‘A Grainer, Harvey, do; John B bpatford: Hawkinn,® Kondouts Surah Falconer, Wilson, go; Ann Files, Canswel, do; Rovort 3 Mercer, Tribble, Ho- boken ; Eliza Hamilton, Cole, NYork. |—Scbrs Jeunie A Shepard, Wilbert, Georsetown, DC; Ing Satterthwaite, Kimmer, Philndelphia;’ Jas Bliss, Hatch, NYork (or Bangor); Bonny oy Durtis, NYork (or Ells orth). vw Tbth-Arrived, schrs Sparktin Rone, Alexandria for Pawiacket; Ramon de Ajurie, esr ide: Juilan Ne/son, Cav- Morris, Manser, nd Addie, Aid ton, Rich, and Ida Lewis, Heustis, Geo DC ‘orier, Burrows; J 8 Welden, Crowell; John Q'Grlmia, Foster: 'Sateb Clark, Grille, and Lamaruin But- len rele Ro geiess Roderick ; ook ; White Rock, Hi ohh Warren, Meds fant; Youmans, Reee: lek, Simmons; F Merwin, B oer has L cones ‘isle; Allan it Brown, Plerce; Cynthia Jane, Gardner, and Ben Strony Brown, Elizabetnports Bilas trai it, Mahan, a3 red ladem, Fort 'Younton'tor dos Hoary Lemneel, tuoket ; Di Bi jarvis, Rondout for d y. Waters jelen Mar, Ward; Orion. Winters, ‘and Tani 1, Bunce, Rondout; 8 1,5, Owen, Sel- A Mount, Young, 08, Hall. Mok, Hoboken ‘Orlando Smit \d Win Everett, Al- Dasiy jen Torbet, Shepard, Mi bridge, NJ; I, Daniels, jen, and Pell 8 C Vought, Hallock, NYork;' Laurel, Hallock, aetoer Pawtucket. . clrs WM Wilson, Brows, and Jobn Shay, Fis Georgetown i, Westmoreland, Rice, and Win H. (eri u Pniladerphtas Alex Wiley, Averys, Kate, Scranton, almer; John Manlove, Gawley, abd Sarah A Falconer, Wilt *ORGAMOND, June 13—Arrtyed, schra J H Rapp, Oale, New York; E F Treat, Nickerson, Cardenas. SAN FRANCISCO, June 14—Arrived, steamships Great Republte, Cavarly, Hong Kon ay 12, via Yokovama, May 92; Montana, Farcer, Panama; ship Electra, Gorham, Ham "td —aerivea, sonr Success (Br), Yokohama. BAVANNAM. June, 12--arsived, brig Alice Lee, Foster, ath. ‘Satied—Schr H G Bird, Drinkwater, Matanzas. 18th—Cleared, brig Julla E Avery, Coombs, Humacoa, PR. M4th—Arrived, steamship San Salvador, N York. 1seh—Areived, ‘steamship Montgomery,’ NYork; sche Co- 1e lat Wieuhe Arrived, # Lease t2 Oriental, Snows Boston, Cleared—Steamsiup H Livingston, NYork; achr Chimo aN Sune 18 -Arrived, achr Lucy P Ives, Miller, Baltt- more. WILMINGTON, NO, June 16—Arrived, steamship Regula- tor, NYork. ‘ESTES Ea PRIS OR NEES A FSOLUTE DIVORCES ‘OBTAINED IN Aifferent States; no publi; no charge tit alvores Obtained; advice free: Commissioner for every State. FE, KING, Counsellor at Law, 863 Uroadway. AMSOuUTE DIVOROES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT tates; Legal everywhere: desertion, ¢c. sulicient cause; no ielty ; no charge until divorce obta: advice free, Publicity | Bo coer er OUSE, Atworney, 79 Nassau street Oo Ral CURED FOR 60 CENTS EACH; BUNIONS, BAD Nails, Joints, cured by Dr. RICE, 208 Kroadway, corner aE jator cures: Corns, Bunions, Nails, &. Iton street. By mail 60 conta, AbDWay's READY RELIEF THE Af Sf PAINS IN FROM NONE WENTY MINUTES, If pose who are now so! ering ps pain—no ae, what the gause may be or by. what name it is called—if external, apply the RADY WAY "S igen oa i yee to the para of the body where the pain is provent. If intern OFe DILUTED IN WATER asa drink, Whether Cramps, Spasms, Inflammation, gestion, Asialto Cholera, Chilla and Fever, the most ioteat, Serunleten po tore eines will be stoy IN FR ETO t WENTY MER res, PR Fi ii ps Atrag KS WHER wot WAY": EADY B AFFO! RD INSTANT EASE ’ INFLAMMATION [4 THE KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION OF JP The BOWEL ae OF THE LUNGS, SORE THROAT, DIRFIOhL ia 1ING, . ‘ALTON OF "THE HEART, HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPATHE READACHE, TOOTHACH! i rKRRH, pee Fis ie JURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, CUILLS, UE Cl The pans abies of the READY RELIEF to the part or ere the pain or difficulty existe will aiford ease and Pom ors IN HALP A TUMBLER OF WATER will, ta Co RNS PaaS, SOU SOUR STOMACH, Al HEARTBURN, SICK HB RRNGA, DYSENTERY, COLIC, WIND IN THE BOWELS, 7 and all Internal Pains. avellera should always oatry a bottle of RADWAY'S RELIEF with them. A few drops in water will prevent slokness of pans from change of wat if 18 BETPER THAN FRENCH I BRANDY OR BITTERS Bold by druggists. “ esate a anne HOMAS R. AGNEW, 900. GREENWICH STREET, ‘New York, han inst the prices of Tens, Coffees, jugars, Flour aid all kinds of Groceries, Molasses ‘and wee the gold standard, ‘EYERAN CORPS OF ey Vinee (G) COMPANY, Seventh Regiment, N. Naw York, June 17, ha inl bers of this organization are invited Lo pay th at ute of rer seo ir hal J, Kin ‘lat, his late tecidepen, 300 W fast Fourtoanth sivest, this day ¢ ad Ociock Pam A, KEMP, Captain, HEwey K. Van SICLEN, Beoretary, ADMISSION. ma | sarioven convmnna , . MUSICAL FRATIVAL vivre Day. American Institute Bullaing, Sinty-cbira And Bixty-fourth streets, Third avenue, ‘Ai! olty cars connect with the Fifty-ninth street Mune, whieh runs near the Coliseum, and the Belt and Third avenue lines ran to the door. . FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1870, LAST DAY BUT ONB OF THE GREAT MUBICAD. FESTIVAL. ~ AFTERNOON AND EVENING, Seoured seats in any part of the house @1 extra, GREAT AND GENUINE SUCOKSS of the MOST IMPORTANT SERIES ae MONSTER CONCERTS Ever given on te Ame American continent. TRIUMPHS OF ALL THE VOCAL’ ARTiOrs: GRAND OPERATIO, CHORAL _—y POPULAR CONCERTS, JULIIEN'S FAMOUS QUADRILLE OF ALL NATIONS. ‘The Anthems and Patriotic Songs of each nation sang by the combined Operatic Chorus, THE CHORAL SOCIETIES, A total of upwards of TURER THOUSAND VOICES. (ELECTIONS FROM THE GREAT COMPOBERS. BY ALL THE Uke g GREAT ARTISTS, THE COMBINED OPERATIC CHORUB vy ¢ THE GREAT ORCHESTRA, THIS freman, KY) AFTERNOON, id ENCE Doors ort At ‘arammiveaamet e Ate Doons OPEN Af 7. “ GRAND GALA. o®mRArIC CONCERTS, A FULL COMBINATION ALL THE oreRarto anrists IN AMERICA, THE GLORIA IN EXGELS THE SEORA IN EXGurss: VEYERBEER, BELLINI, ke FLotows I LAMERMOO! ical BAL LLO en MASChena, 6 Argo GOLETTO., GREAT GILMORE. SUCCESS, THE ANVIL CHOR! THREE THOUSAND VOIC: AN ORCHESTRA oF 660 INSTRU MEN’ HE T ORGAN, THE FULL BI oi FTY ANVILS, this occasiot Nn #W6 FULL BATPERIES OF ELECTRIC ARTILLERI RDAY FTERNOON, — re NTIE AND Nogke. FIVE ae ay S30 ein omen, GRAND NATIONAL FINALE, ~ ‘with eo SALTY. ND VOICES, THE CHILDREN, T jonas socrmriEs, ey EERE. BP the, THE is ML AND THE ARTILLERY. NING, FAREWELL 2 eer CONCERT P. 8, GILMORE, REAT pustoabs FEST! G THR baal Sorap SEATS ORE? 711 Fs WAY. primers, MUSIC ADWAY, SCHIRMER'S MUSIC P. C. DEVLIN’S, NO. aT wALL ot REBT. DODD'S ExPsi OFFICE, BROADWAY. HE BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL. 470 ZH GHORUBES. members of the New Fork and Brooklyn larmon! peavey pooh on iain, New ‘and the Cholty 33 ark, are apectaliy requested. 10. be sass in the chorus seats ralpav AFTERN cares snton FRIDAY BN npg Gy at half-past 7. ‘@ full rei at 12 o'clock, noon, er foe ® full choral re) ning. re are speci: weet on ee and ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC on: detention {rom busiaess, for Stricture, Fistula, iseases and Deformilf NIELS, 3M D., 144 Lesiagton avenue. _ nti davomreen Smid he Bee drones ee LOTTERIES, Rot HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING, JUNE 10, 1870, Prize| Non Meg PE 40) ineases of the Pelvic by. Di the Bye, Nose, Face and FEE = PESSEES SS: se st Padi BEe oeebeeit pohetet SS3e geet 3 Pr eekEED 23 =S z EESEESTER: S855, Ey eee ee seeks! a3 29 3-9 29 09-2 8 a ae Fe Approxtmatt ‘agillds each proatmat By ened Prizes patd In gold. Information furnished. ‘The hi rates paid for [You jloons and all kinda of Gold and Silver, BAYLOR & CO...Bankers, 16 Wail street, New Yor