The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1871, Page 10

10 SAENGERFEST.| Opening Concert at the Acad- emy of Music. MONSTER REHEARS\L AT THE RINK, Grand Reception at Liederkranz Hall Last Night. ‘The twelfth nattonal Sxengerfest of the Northeast ern Saengerbund opened formally last night with @ grand reception voncert, given by the very crome de ja créme of New York siuging societies, the Lieder- kranz and Sing Acafem'e and New York Saenger- bund, consisting of e ght hundred voices. A very large audience was present, the parquet and bal- wony being compietely fed and the greater num- Der of the boxes. THE PROGRAMME consisted of Mendelssoun’s “Hymn of Pratse,” soli by Mune. Lichtway, Mme, Becker and Mr. Wiliam Candidus, and tne chorus (maie and female) by the Laeaerkranz aud Sing Academie; coucerto for weln (opus 61, first movement), Beethoven, played by Dr. Leopold Damrosch; the “Batue iymn” from Wagner's “Rienzi,” sung by Mr. Can- @iiusand (he maie choras of the New York Saen- gerbund, and Lindpatnter’s Test Overture. A better performance of Mendelssohn's great work has never been given in this city, and tats was ac- @omplished in the face of the most serious obstacles, ‘Which, unhappily, had been overlooked by the Com- mittee of Arrangemeuts., The usual additional stage which Is erected On great occasions, when the ordl- mary Academy stage canuot accommodate the re- ~guired number of periormers, Was on hand, and from the foot of the proscentam arch to the edge of abis stage a large space was left occupied by empty benches alone, Lustead of closing the sides and the top of the sp: allotted to the singers and the Orenesira, as is aways done at Phitharmonic con- eeris, the co/isses Were drawa back and hea’ borders Ict down, as tf for an ordinary stage “set.” The orchestra was then massed AN FRONT OF THE CHORUS, many of the latier singing from behind the scenes. The eifect of this queer arrapgewent was that more | than half the volume of voice disappeared in the rezions above, where the scenic artist and the car- penters are supposed to dwell: another portion went into the various dressing rooms, and a very small proportion reached the audience. Even this was diluted still farther in Parsing trough the orches Were it not for the admirable skull of the conductor, » and the unerring me thorough musical training of the caorus, the conse- quences might have been disastrous to Mendels- COLA PAUR, soln and Wa orchestra, about forty in momber, aid its il, and gaye the intro- @uction with all spirit, expression aud nicety possible. In those p: the strings give ALTERNATE PHRASES ‘with the reeds and Lrasses every delicate nuance Was rendered with artistic effect, Even the brasses ‘Were on good terms for once with their companions am the orchestra, Such a rendering of this noble Work is like a mirror tn which every great thought 8 clearly reflecied and nothing is left obscure. MME. LICHTMAY, the prima donna of the German opera, was an aliractive feature in the oratorio, A’though the onality of her voice points more to Opera than anything elee, and tours de force are not ealculate Yone and a brilliancy about ii, naited wi Musicul culuuvauion, that makes it a pieasure always to tear Mine, Licainay sing. Her enuucistiun and phrasing is clea:, intelligible and well defined. e3 in triple time in which athorough MK. CANDIDUS Added much to his previously high reputation by is excelieut singing last t Me Was wn ndid in the “Loogesang” and the ¥ solo trom “Remar? he awoxe tie eptii- pcritical audience. His career in the World of art has been an eminently progressive oue, and every year adds much fo Als acquirements in music. Sime. vecker did what litte that fell to ber share fall jostle But the triumph of the evening wa Of the Beethoven conce the rendering he prince of viriuost, The oniy vas that he did not give ‘he entire work aud not the first movement alone. Miss Marie Kreos, it appears. was cagaged $0 play a piano con tais concert, but failing ap for som: r Damrosch bea ay 10 Was too, tor we know n erica Woo cae be piaced on an equal standard with him. | Every passage was interpreted not ouly with MIKBOK LIKE CLEARS, @ rare qnality among violinists) Sung or “poetised” in a mani but dectaimed, | ° that 1s seldom ard in auy concert hall, The long ana extremely Periioas cadenza towards the ead of the movement ‘Was ausoiuicly fauitiess mu the execution, A tidal wave Dim b s appatire passed over the house and bore Kagain and acain to bow his acknowle receive a hantsome | y bat brilliant “Pest ert to a conciusion. Tuk RINK on ihird avenue was an inspiring sight yes ments and w u Mr. A. Paur waved his baton over 2,00 emgers, The works rehearsed were iietz’s ‘Mo! gealed” and Max Brocu’s cantata rithjoy" Ragu The renearsal ¢ ed at teu o'cloci lasted wut bot amuser the afternoon = It hue conductor by any means, ear at | Rot be #9 valuavie in Maroy | could give ntw ' him out oi his money. nod, unanimity of feeling and | | the head and mouth, for sacred music, yet there is a decisive { Swindiing sp Fmigramt—Captaie Keunedy voce Some Qeick Work—Arrest ef Re hanee Becker MeOrrmot. Joba Geiger came ime court yesterday morotng | company with Captain Kennedy, of the Sixth Precinct, ana stated (nai om the Pid of June Be ar- Pived from te West in Jersey City on his way to Germany, He hed Dut recentiy lost his wife, and coald not bear to remain im the country where she j died, #0 be resolved to go back to Prassta. On his way from Jersey Oty to New York Geiger says wat Be met ao man oo board the ferry- boat who ke m where he was going to, Geiger anewered that he was on his way to Europe, and ta ture questioned the straager about the location of Oelrichs’ office, im Broad street, Tue Tan Immediately tod him thal be was gome that Way himself, and that he would take him with him. ‘They arrived in the city, aed \be GRkKnOWwn man look him to an office m Canal street, where he met Henry McDermott. After being im the oMce @ short time talking about different matters McDermott asked him ut he had ANY MONEY TO CHANGR, telling bim at the saae thie that his money would now as some that he the late war, MeDermott said, altered ta curreacy aad A-acricaa puiled oat nis t had complete! Money Was a Most vaineless, ewer Wale, Wb $1.0 in Mt, and handed it to MeDer, telling him it was all he hard jest after the of burying Bis Wile And payiog his e home. McDermott took tae money and told hum to come back In the moroing for the fn =} ‘The poor Man, Mil of coutidenee, left the we and came back the next » oruing, When they gave hm six- veen twenty irane cold pleces and sme silver coins, telling bua that was al rignt and WISHING HIM A SAPR VOYAGR. Geiger, suspecting things were not ail rignt, went to some Gerinan iriesd Who tort him he had been Tob ed, and both came out on the sidewalk, talking about the swindie, Just teen Captain Kenned:, who Dappeued to oe prowl ng about bis precinct, came up, and secing the nen woking at tne money and earnestiy discussing it, asked ‘hem what was the matter, ‘they told fim, and the Captain starced forthe place and arrested Mcbermott just as le Was on the point of Starting on a litte sum mer tour to Cape May. McDermott had on his per> 800 $750 at the time of his arrest, whieh the Captain brought mto court yesterday. Geiger recognized Mebermott at once as the man that had swiadled ‘The prisoner was held to answer, and Captuin Kennedy ts taking care of the foreigner and his litte boy to be ready jor the examination to-day. PROBABLE MURDER. A Ma Skull Fractured in tho Twentieth Ward. At haif-past eleven o’ciock Saturday night Bernard Leavy, of 442 West Forty-fiist street, had a sight malsunderstandiug with his wife, during which she struck him a biow on the side of the liead with some instrument, Infictiug a severe wound, Charles McGinniss, a uetenvor, hearing the aWray, visited their apurtmenis. and while in the act of dressing the injured man’s wounds Mra, Leavy entered we | room and attempted to strike her husbaud the see- ond ume, bat was prevente! by McGinniss, who held her, She, however, after a desperate struggle succeeded In hitting her husband ou the head with a teacup, completely demolishing the latter. Ma after receiving the latter wound, lay dowa on a sofa tor three-quarters of an hour, when he got up and renewed the fignt. They were separated by Wiluam Quin, after which Christopher Farrell, a nepuew ot Mrs. Leavy, Who resided wita them, seeing & large crowd gach: ered mm tront of the sture, seized a lar knife trom | @ meat stand, and, in company wit Leavy, who was ned with 2 shovel, made aa assenit upon «he crowd, when the later commenced to tirow stones’ aud bricss ab them, which had the eflect of knocking Leavy down, when ihe crowd Teil pon him and beat himin a brucal manner, La was reinoved to the Twenueth prec t | Station house and attended by Dr. Armstrong, who found his skull fractured and several severe cuis on Alter being properly cared for he was removed to Believue Hospitai ip an au- bwance. Jaines Moore, of 568 West Forty-first street, one of the purves who assaulted Leavy. was arrested by an oflicer ci tae Twentieth preemet, and will be hela to await the result of the injuries. A NEWARK ROTGUT RIOT. An Alderman, an Assemblyman and na Policeman Kestore Order—A Brewer Seri- . ously Stabbed. Some time ago the temperance men of Newark la the Third and Ninth wards, two ol the most peace- able, orderly and respectaple in the city, or- ganized into associations, and with a great flourish of tumpets declared their intention to compel liquor and lager beer saloon keepers to observe the low and close up shop ‘on Sundays, One or two arrests ina who.e year have been made, but Jaw continues to be disregarded more than ever, Latterly noc & Sunday passes without witnessing one or more disgraceful and more or less serious Tows, Last Sunday, on the corner of Morris avenue and Warren street, in the saloon of Louis Fuest, a fierce fight was commenced and carried to the street. It ended in several persons being badly beaten and the saloon bein gutte: Yesterday the usual batch of blackgnara scrimmages took place. c. l, as of by an ovecpius of vile Newark rou. The Most serious Was In Spring street. It commenced in a jow groggery near Clay street. One Arthur McMahon Was set upon vy a crowd and pummeled serious A regular row followed, Which Was transierred to tue street, anda here it assumed the dunenstons almost of a riot, Oilcer Hawkins, Who lives in (he neighvornood, was of duty, but, hearing the trouvle, rusa.d out, ciub in hana, and soon «fused uscattering. At tnis juncture Alder- maa Reynolds, one of tue most poweriui members of the Common Council, physically as Woll as mencaily, and Assembiyman Kitchell appeared on the scene, and, with the ofiicer, succeeded in quelling the riot. | to all the Patriares NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY; JUN YEE POPE'S EXCYCLICAL LETTER. ON THE OCCASION OF HIS JUBILEE. ‘The following 1s the last encyclical letter that has been published by the Holy Father:— Our Holy Lord, Pius [X., Pope by Divine Providence, 8, Archbishops, Bishops and others having grace and communion wiih the Apostolic See:— VeNRASLE BRETHREN—Greetings and Aposcolic bened.ct.on! Tae b.esings of God move us to celebrate the glory of tis wajesty and His goodness m manitest- Jug His proweuvon over us, Already We see the coi- Mencement Oo: the twenty-iith year smee we re- ceived, by dispensation of God, the ministry of the Apostotic See, Wwe triais and miseries of wich are so Well Known ty you that We need not cxplain them atiengin, Verily, may it be adduced, my vencrab.e bretnreu, from the series of sO many éveats, that the Coureh weuds her Way througa auwerous com. bats aud througu viccorie: Vertiy, God does alievir ate und govera‘the victssitudes of things in this: works, Which 3s the footstool to His throne. Verily, lie does of tis wisdom. He weo ever lives and reigns in whis seat of Rome—Jesus Christ Our Lord, Author and Guide of the Churei. Wiieh He bas sealed with His blood, has deigued to direct and sustain by tis grace and | | sourt to j at WEATHER R‘PORTI. Wan Derartannt, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, June 26—1 A. M. Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours, The low barometer existing Saturday evening north and east of Virginia has been to-day succeeded bv a steady rise. A tendency to fall 1s now noticed in Northern New York. The pressure has risen in the Southern and Gulf Siates, and to @ less ex- tent on the upper Lakes, A small low barometar has to-day passed from Mis- Indiana without serious disturb- temperature has allen on the ance, The | mid-Atiantic, and is elsewhere sensibly stationary. Light northerly winds in the Middle and Eastern States are now succeeiled by calms and light south- westerly winds, all of the stations east of the Rocky Mountains during Sunday. Clear and cloudy Weather are now reported from all points east of the ei make Use Of instiuments Mm them- | Rock Mountains. Western and Northwestern re- selves dotestavle in order co carry out the decrees | ports are not yet received. Probapitities, Clear and partially cloudy weather, with fresh southwest winds, will probably prevail on Monday Virtue Our imdrmity and feebieness for the greater | very generally on the Atlantic coast and lower eae iis name and the greater benelit of His peuple. ihus, relying upon His divine aid, and avatitng Ourseives of tue counsels Of our venerapie vreth- rea, the Cardimais a the Holy Roman Church, and ot your counsels avo, vencravie brethren, Who covecuvely and to enrich tis seat or Tata with the spleudors of your viriue and piety, have we been avle 60 prociaim in the course of this Poatificate ac- | Cordin. to our desire and that of the Catholy world | the aogia of the immacuiite Conception ot Virgin wotner of God, and Lo render hovors to sev- ras heroes oO. our religion. We doubt not that their as-istance, chiefly that of the Holy Mother, will not taal the Cathoic Church 1a these tempestuous Limes. iy the heip and ior the glory of God and by means of the lavorers of the Gos-el we have been able to spread (ue ty oi the true faith in remote and bi hospitable regions, to constitute m several piaces tee eceresiasiicat Ierarchy and to pronounce a Soiema conte nuation upou errors that are as con- trary to Lumaa reason as they are to the divine order of Unag#—errors Which bave acquired great power im our Une, It was by divine as-istauce stili Lat We have e UO associate by a pond of concord the ec power and the civil power im Europe and in America and to devote our solicitude to the necessities of the Kastern Church upon Wiech, ever since the beginning of our spos- tote auaistry, We bave looked with paternal aifec- tho It was also our lot to undertake and to pursue the Work of tae Ecumenical Council of the Vatican, ie suspension of wich we nave had to decree. Aiver gaihering irom it abaudaat iruits, and exe peching co gather more On account of the revolution, which you are well aware of, we have never ne- giected, my venerubie brethren, to accomplish, by Us help of God, waat the mgnt and office o1 our em- pire demanded of us. The applause and congratu- aKiUNs WHICH, 2S YOUg Femenver, greeted ie vegIN- ning oi our Vontulicace Were soou turned Lato insults aud allacks, unt al last we had to go iorin ws an exe from well beloved city. but as soon as we were re-established =m our — Pontifical seat by the coubined efforts and the aris of thew We peopes and pring We direcved our zeal and all our ‘energies toward the estivishmeut of & solid (not fallacious) pros- perty Uiat we owe cur subjects—a matier which We have always recoguized as the most important Dus.uess of o yvereignty. Buttie temporal cupidity of @ sug poteuttte led him to desite the S810 OF COUNTIES LViMe Under Our sway. tunately preierred the counscis of sects— doomed to perdiden—to our repeated admonitions and paternal words, and surpassing by tar the inso- jence of that prodigal ctuld whom the Gusvel speaks of— ne attacked by force tins clly, whieh belongs to us, and which he claimed aud now in his power agaiust all justice as a property which is none of bis. We cannot hvip .elug moved at ts criminal usurpation. We are full of anxiety, as We also Know where these counsels do tend, viz.:— ‘Yo desiroy our civil Sovereiynty and at the same uine, ii such a thing were possibie, to eface from the ‘face of the earth our spiritual power aud theregno: Christ. We are full oF anxiety atthe view of such great misfortunes—uusiortunes that tureaten ike eterial salvation of our peuple. And in all tis bitterness noting grieves us more than in our tnabinty to remeay these yreat evils, To ‘Ulese causes of our sorrow is added yet this long au pitiiat serles of calasities and misfortunes that have failen and brought so much griei upon the | very geverous nation of France. You qm readily ! imagine what our seatinents must have been when | these misfortunes filed tue waoie world with icar i 1 and horror, aggravated as they were by enormiies lutherto unknown, among others by the indignivies and We parricide in: icicd upon our very Vouerabie brother the Archoishop of Paris, We have, my venerable brethren, still another Cause, and a greater one, for grief, When we see that SO maby rebellious sons, bouad ‘to us by so many es OF allegianc nat voice and ti t r own salvation, throwing away ime which God sct overs them for repentance elering to incur the anger ot divine retribation than to avali themselves in time of the fruits of mercy. Protected by ail-mereiful God we shall shortly ar- rive at that aauiVersare of our elevation to the Pon- tical turone to which we succeeded tne Peter, and Apou which, thouga vasily inierior to Dim in merit, We Nave equalled the years of lis apostoiis tee, This 1s, certainly, @ new and exirasrdinary git of divine muniicence—a git Waich, 1 we long line of Popes (our predece: 3 throughout ni eteen centuries), has. by a dispensa- tion of God, been only accorded to onrsetyes alone. In this we recognize @ still greater mark of His di- Vine beneveleuce toward us When We consider that We ave in tuese tines been deemed wortay to sul- fer persecutions for justice's sake, and wien we see these beautim sentime | | which the Christian people of the whole earth ts { aitracted toward the Holy Sec j , Now that these great gift-—so tll-merited—have | been besiowed upon us, we do not jeel steengtn ehough to acquit ourselves of the duty of rendering thanks lor them as we ough’ to do, We thereore beseech the Holy Virgin Mother of God to teach us how to rendex glory to the Nost High in the same | Spirit as she did when pronouncing these subume | Words, “Phe Aimizhiy pas done great wings ior me.’ And we beseech you also, Venerable brethren, in unison with your socks, to render thauks to God. by hymns of praise aud sougs 0: Uhinksgiving. AS Tor ourselves, now that We can justly say, im the Words of the royal prophet, that ‘our exile pro- ave come vi ciderent mes +o Rome to ussist us | the | persist in disregarding our puter- ver blessed | 13 of love and devotion by , Jakes. Light winds are probable for the upper Jakes and Gulf coast. Tae Weather in the City Yesterday. The 1ouowing record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com- parison vith the corresponding day of last year, as indicaied by the thermometer at Hudput’s phate macy, HERALD Building, corner of Ann stree! 1870, DoT be 1n70, 1871. 3A. M.. 80 65 3PM. V6 BZ Ig 6A. M. 52 66 or. M. 9% 75 9A. M. 8 70 9PM, 0 8673 2 +92 14 12 PM 8870 Average temperature yesterday. coscee TI Average temperature for corresponding date Jast year, THE RUSSIAN wee 8835 CORVETTE. Services on Board in Honor of the Birth of George Alexandrovich. The Russian imperial steam corvette Vsadnick had religioas services on board yesterday for the first time in three years. They nad been cruising 1n , Asiatic waters where there was no pricst of their denomimation in any of the ports that they visited. The ship’s crew. numbering 140, and some fifieen or | twenty invited guests, iucluding M, Catacazy and several ‘iistinguisned Oiicers of the Lmited States Navy, assisted at the muss. It was ceievrated by Rev. Nicholas Byerring in the Russian tongue, Atthe conclusion the Te Deum Lauds was chauted in devout recogmiuon of the birth of George Alex- anurovich, infant son of the heir appsrent to the imperial crown of Russia and tae Grand Ducn- ess Marie Feodioha, betier Known as the beautiful Princess of Denmark. AN improvised aitar had been constructed on the gundeck, and Was beauriu and American flags aud vous of fowers, A large pic.ure of St. Nicuolas, surrounded by otuer favorite patrons of the Greek Cnuren, hugg in an extensive gut Irame over Une tancriat Alter the mass the my1iec of the vessel sat down to an elegance dinner, at whicii the President of the United Siates, the empe- ror of Russia aud the insstan Aliniste were sever ally and individually toas.ed. Speecacs were made by M. Catucazy and others congratulatory ol the tra- ternil relauions of the two maions aud wishing the Vsaduick a speedy and sale voyage nome, ‘Lhe steamer will leave here fur Cronstadt tu-1uorrow, stovplag ac Piymouth and Kieion the w it 15 expected that ‘she will return with the Grand Duke Alexis and party, Wilo are now utting out at Crou- Stadt aud lutend to start in August, arriving here early 1m uctuver. iwo of tie ouicers of the Vsadnick—Lieutenants Dessaituoon and Kolichak—havins been seized with a bad at.ack ot di: h'herta, are unabie to be removed and are now uuder the cure 0: the Navy Departinent in the Cnited States Navai Hospital, Where they are | with stone to Bri receiving every possibe atienuon, ~~ BASE BALL KOTSS. ‘To-day the Mutuals will play the Kekiongas, of Fort Wayne, on the Union Grouuds, Brooklyn, E. D. | Siould the weather be fine there will undoubtedly | be alarge crowd present. The lads trom the ay i cor although they have fared rather badly on the tour m | ihe betung 1s, of course, jargely in favor West have made ior tiemsives a good r the East. of tie Mutuals. ‘ihe Boston Nine play the Athletics to-day at | | Philadelphia. Mr. Camiueyer has made arrang mepts with the telegi sull of each innings sent immediately to Spicuous piace, The Atheutaus, of this city, will play the Stars to- day at the Capitoime ground. FROM THE (VERS. The body of an unknown lan, thirty-five years of age, five fect eight mches in height, with dark hatr, but no whiskers or mustache, Was found floating in tue dock foot of pier 34 East river by Micnael Deceased wore a dark Hayes, of 328 Water street. coat aud vest, dark gray pants, plaid sairt and Con- gress gaiters, Lue body Was Seut to ine Morgue, bat Was Loo mnch decoinposed to be placed on View. Coroner Keenan Was nouwed, e'the remains of tne un'ortanate threw bimseil off the dock loot of Seventy- act Of seil-desirucuon. Ireland, Nas a sister, LOW is supposed to Lave leit me money, THE ERit CAKAL AND GiAiN SHIPMENTS, {From the Albany Argus, June 24.) Those of our readers Who are interested in the cauais Wil be gratibed to iearu that they were never in better condition, buth as LO suipients and re- E 26, 1871.—WITH SUPPLEMENT’. mdse aod Steamship B Loriltard 8 area of Tune 29, tnt 89 45, lon #6, exchan, gress, hence for Light winds have prevailed } salt and had fine weather, railway tron to the northern passage and had Sable Ish, New York; has been 17 days west of tl railway iron, to Fun Insses, to Roche Bi com, with heavy squalls from NW to NF, with thick fog. June 20, lat 37 for Corpus Chri | and had fine weather. and molasses Spoke bark Tidal Wave, from Cape 1 32 04, lon 7451, apoke brig Violet, (t draped with Russian | coal 10 C B Sw guests and the officers | coa! to master coal to National ‘aph company to have tie re- the Union ground, Where te ngures will be posted in a con- entleman who nti street, Norah river, last Luursday, were yesteruay, about hali-past seven o'clock, loaud and taken | ashore loot of Seventy-secoud street, He was iden- | tiued by a party who had seen bum shorily before nis Mr. Brakeily was born in ‘hng ia Brooklyn, and Railroad stock (rouv.es are said to have caused Ms ending O13 | hie, Remains are in charge of the police. Pdisd Jon 76 40, schr Frank Jameson (of Rockland), bound Steamship Rapidan, Whitehurst, Savannah June 22, with passen ers. to Livinuston, Fox & Co. tne ant paapengern (o's Wervick, no Set™! DO WS Steaman: Fania. Doane, Phiiadelphia, with mdse, to the jp ‘Ship Charies H Marshall, Marshall, Liverpool May 18, with moae and 21 passengers, fo G H Maraball & Co, Had ono de ny fo infants June S2, of Nantucket, signuiized steam- ship Golorada, hence for Liverpool; saimé day took & pilot rom Ship Orient, Hill, Liverool, May 19, with mdse, to Spot- ford, Bros & Go, Took tho northern passage, and bad tine weather, The Orient is anchored on tu bar. Ship Hudson, Pratt, London May 18, and the Isle of ‘Wiknt 924. with mdse ahd 27 passengers, to Grinneil, Minturn & Co, Took the middie passave and had light, baiting winds; 4 signals with sip Con- Hesvie Parker (Br), Cox, Shields, May 10, with coal to adon, a] ‘HH « F Weyer; vessel to) W Elwell & Co. Ship Vavaria, Lowe, Cardiff, May £4, with railway tron to William Whitiook, Jr. Ship Ocean (N(i), Gerdes, Bremen 42 daya, with mdse and | 206 passengers, to Unkhardt & Co. Took the northern | age and bad tine Wher t had one birth aud one death’ on the passaye; was 24 days west of the Banka, Ship Marianna V (Port), Ferreira, Lisbon 86 dave, with 1 cork, to L E Amsinck & Co, Took the middle passage Bark Fidar (Nor), Johannesen, Port Talbot 30 days, with order vessel to Funch, Edge @ Co. ‘Took variable weather; no date, of spoke bark Kuonkordia (on oe Caraif’ for 4. (ory Rehiiling, Cardiff, 33 days, with ch, Edye « Co.’ Took the northern pase and bad light, varlable weather, Has been 15 days west Bark Konkordia of Banka, Bark Clef (of Boston), Harding, Trieste agen 16, with mdse, toWS Mumay. Passed Gibraltar May 20; had fine Bark Atlantic (of New Haven), Dickerson, Martinique 16 weather, days, with sugar and molasses, to 41 Trowbridge & Sons. Had ‘ine weatuer, Bark Anvelope, Davis, St Crotx 13 days, with suzar and mo- 4 Co. Has been 4'days norto of Abse- fon 74 25, spoke schr Charles Miller, hence eth. Hark Hriliiant, Spragne, Catbarien, 9 days, with sugar to J 0. Mary (Hr), Wallace, Mi 37 days, with fruit, to Vassed Gibraltar May Took the middie passage Arig AJ Raymond (Br), Smith, Nevis 26 days, with sugar t eeaeos La dooen h Kouahe’ Biss bane. Wethne costar Hatteras with W and NW winds; June 16, lat 37 40, lon 67 40, st! for Plymouth, K. i¢ Oliver Cutts (Br), Nel Port Prince, 1 days, with logwood to K Murray, J rate weather. Brig Mareare:he (Rr), Kosch, St Jonns, NB, 9 cays, with lumber, to John. Bornton, son & Co-vensel to Wencti, "Te. aes ROGER EBT, Deaictasers Cos If days, with coal, to a ir), , sya U4, 1a 5 c'HSwaln a Son. Had ligne westeriy ‘wins the ensire asaage. Pirie isola (of Castine), Snowman, Wiimincton, NC, 7 days, with cotton to W K ¥ Jones—vessel to 8 C Loud & Co. Had weaiher, Kehr ernest Maria Tay, Gorman. Port au Prince, 16 dure, with loowood to C A Van BKoxkelen, Had light winds calms: bas been 7 days worth of Hatteras, Selr Four Sisters (of Boston Cardenas, 10 da} with molasses t0°8 © Lad & Co. Pind fine weather: 20re inst, of Haiteras, Henry Stetson, seaman, ve of Ger- many, 3) years, fell ‘rom aloft on deck and killed, Seir Fleetwing (Bri, Fvaus, Cat i: Ml days, wth pi e- apples to Montell & Bartow, Had ine weather. Jane dl, lat for Baltimore’ Schr ME Mangam of iaten Islan |, Reveritze, Eleuthera J cave, with pineapples to James Douslas. Had fino weather, ochr Hattie, McClintock, Savannah 8 days, with lumber to MA Wilde ‘4 Co—veasel ty master, Schr Mary Loutsa, Gaskill, Washington, NC, 4 days, with naval stores, to Zophar Mills, Schr A tl Haines, Seu l, Virginia. Sehr AM Aliciice, Fis er, Virgiar. Schr Lotte Kiots, Vi ‘eorgetown, DC. Vai Schr OH Moller, Brown, jeiphla tor Hyannis, Passed Tarvugh tell Gate. BOUND sourE, Steamship Wamentta, Fith, New Bedford for New York, with indee and passengers, re aon & Wood. Brig Memphis (br), McCumber, Windsor. NS, for New York, 10 aa with piaster to Crandall, Beranx & Co, ‘iris Khove, McDougall, Sydvey, CH, for New York, with 4 Son--vesse to} F Whitney & eroute, Syduey, CB, for New York, with Sydney, CB, for New York, with vat Co. ite, Robinson, St John, NB, for New York, Krig Suitana, Brig GJ Strou Sehr Vincent W with ‘umber ty master, Schr Humming tird Smith, St Jobn, NB, for New York, with lum er to Jed Frye & © Schr Gamina, Huatey, St Jobn, NB, for New York, with lumber to Jed Frye & Cx. chr Meola, Kelly, St John, NB, for New York, lumber to master. jum Rogers, Seal Island for New York, Sehr C Matthews, Huni, Bangor for New York, with lum: ber to Wilvon & Co. rR Mason, Givson, Bangor for Fire Island, with lum- master. Sehr ld urriet, Crowley, Calais tor New York, with lumber to RW Adams & Co, Schr Charlie & \\tilie, Thomas, Vinalhaven for New \ork, ber v ¢ Schr Richard Bullwinkle, Freach, Vinalhaven for Fort Tompkins. Sehr Lightboat, Wood, Rockland for New York, with lime toJ R Frown, shee Grand Island, Rockport for New York, with granite jo Bridge Co. Schr Lake. Mills, Rockland for New Yors, with lime to Candee & Pressey. Schr Annie Gardiner, Gordon, Boston for New York, with staves to J D Jarvs & Co. Sehr Fred Warren, Addison, Bangor for Newark, with lumber to Chase & C) Schr kmpbe, Ferguson, Belfast for Rondout, with lumber to York. Schr Red Beach, Holmes, Calais for Ni ber to master. York, with tum. Schr Beifust, Jameson, Bangor for New York, with lum- ber. Schr Fmpire, Abbott, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Kent, rinmmer, New Haven tor Rondont. Sebr Aivert Pharo, Brigham, Providence for Rondout, Schr Boston, Nicktrson. Bo-ton for Brooklyn. Schr Siias Wricht, Brown, Provicenes for Kondont, Sehr Geean Ranger, Clark, Bangor for New York. Schr Caspian, Dotson, Prov dence for New ) ork. Schr Julia Ann, Wells, Providence tor Rondou'. Sehr Liiy, Warrington, Providence for Philateiphia. Schr Abby Weld, Sylvester, Beitast for New York. Schr Mary Miller, Dayton, ‘Provider izabechport, Schr Highlander, Rocers, Stamford for New York, Schr Helen Mar, Wood. Providence for New York. Schr Sinaioa, Chaag, Norwich for New York. Schr T Benedict, Rac et. Portiani for New York. Rloop Mary Elizabeth, Elwoo.!, Southport for Albany. 8 oop Enter i, Riverhead for Hunter's Point, Steamer Galatea, Nye, Providence for New York, with mise and passengers to Isac Odeil, Steamer Doris, Youn 4 Proviience tor New York, with mdse and passengers, to Traac Ouell, BOUND BAST. Brg Eunice, Weeks, New York for Windsor, NS (not on ‘24th mse). chr Arcturus, Goodsell, Philade!phia for New Haven, Senr C Carroll, Chase. Rondout for Boston, : Schr John Warren, McGar, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr Jos E Potts, Davis, Llizabethport for Providence. Schr Treaaure, Miller, Elizabethport for Fatt River. Schr Evergreen, Bunce, Elizaoethport for Provicence, Schr Wave, Hubbard, New Branswick for Hartford, Sehr P 8 Lindslie, Harrison, Ezabethport for Salem. Schr Julletie, Strout, Yort Jounson for Salem. Schr Alert, Uuise, New ork for Brookhaven, Sehr TeenEh, Hawkins, New York for Smithtown, re New York for Huntington, Schr Flying Cloud, Adains, New York for Smuhtow! Schr Rowland, Rowland, New York tor Port Jefferson. Schr Mariner, Sherrar, New York for Greenwich, Schr Leootine. Pratt, Rondout for Portsmouth. Schr Benj tnglisb, Keliy, Elizabethport for Fall River, ter. Schr Robert B Smith, Nickerson, New Bedford for New safl to-day (June vs) from that port for Desolation a ‘The following is.a list vf the crew now on board = Daya Samuel Norle, of New London, master; Wm Sisson, o chief mate; Smith Parker, ot New York. secoad mate; Hoeper of do, cooper; Richard Hatield, of do, stews lerbert Banzin, of do, cook; W A Henry and Geo L Lops. boatsteerers; Anson Garnies, of ae t Berslin, of New London, carpenter: biacksmith; Daniel Lehr, of doy per’s mate 8 U'Conor, coo: er's mi el Frane cis, of Bravo, seaman. ‘Th will be secured at C Bark Roman, of and at New London, will sail to-day for Hurds and Desolation Islands. The following 1 a complete st of her crew:-John Williams. capta n, of Mountwills W Bailey, first maie, of New London ;'S B Wilbur, secon raate, of Mountville; ‘Thos McNear, third mate, of New Lon- don; Anton Purking, boatsteerer, of Bravo; John Diers, do, of do; Lothar Schmidt, cooper, of New York; Ni Kranty, steward, of do; ’Michuel Dazian, carpenter, of do: Christopher Stoetner, blacksmith, of do; Manuel Jomi Shayo, Seaman, of Bravo; Manuel Jol, do, of do; Elias Barh do, of do; Manuel Fusack. Jo, of do; Cioudy Morning, do, do; D Antone, do, of d john Moos, do, of do; Antone Al~ becor, do, of do; Antone Devora, do, of do; R Perine, Co of New York; H H Webb, do, of do; Michael Tinner, doy do; Henry Torrance, do, of do. ‘The above mechanics an seamen + both vessels were selected by J morison & oo South at, New York, and the vessels were outfitied by Short & Co, of 68 Siate at, New London. Spoken. ’ Ship Bi Br, ¥ : nil sig ,( : 16] Fayre, from Shie'ds for New Yor, Lon g/is8h (om Hiogo “for New York, April 28, lat 87 8 Ship James Shepherd (Br), Jean, from New York for Lons don, May 2 lat & sty lou 8505 ? Bark Susan M Dudman, Gardiner, from Cardiff for New York, May 30, lat 46 10, lob 21 30, Baik Italy’ (Br), Geering, from New York for Londony Tune 9, lat 50, lon 18, foreign Ports. ARDROBKAN, June 8--Arrived, J W Hunt, Hunt, Antwerp, BREMEN, June 23--Arrived, Fawn, Luce. Galveston, BROUWERSRAVEN, June li—arrive |, Welhin, Suow, Hele vost (and lect for New York. of te Freundschaft, Schuchar¢) New York (and was BREMERNAVEN, June 10—Arrived, Frankfurt (s), Barre, New Orleans and Havana, no eis June 6—Arrived, bark Eastern Prines, from ‘ork. Cleared 10th, bark Fawcett, Robinson, New York. BaRCRLONA, June 7—Arrived, Fluvia, Masso, New Otw CARDIFF, June 12—Arrived, Electra, Gorham, Hamburg. | Salled 11th, Soridderen, Petersen, New York. Cleared 0th, H C Sibley, tor New York, CaGLtaRi, June 2—Aitived. Crescent City, Delano, Bre+ men, yOHARENTE, June 11—Salled, Linda Abbott, Scobay, New or DRAL, June 12—-Passed, City of Boston, Wyman, from Havre for Newport and United States, DUNGENEss, June +—Oif, bark Adolph, Lundberg, from New York for Copenhagen. EAsTuounnr, June--Off Beachy Head 12th, Kate Brig« ham, from Weat Hartlepool for New York. sce ESINORM June T—Arrived, Ardour, ‘White, New York: ‘or Lubec FOLKESTONE, June 12—Of, Russian brig Unto, Tabelleg from Philaceiphia for Antwerp ; bark Wentworth, Best, from Shields for Providence, KI ind landed pilot). t] FaLmouru, June 1s—Arrived, Kal avenport, Otis, Cal: GENOA, June 7—Arrived, Pacifico, Cassone, New York{ Ameita, We ann, New Orleans, GInGRN' ne 4. Arrived ‘afford, Curry, Palermo. yaimmattan, duge¢-Off, Engtan! jantona Lor New York. HULL, Jnne 12—Arrives, Harriet Wade, Cockerill, and EE Dorado, Coliedge, Pensacola. Havite, June 10-—Arrived, Idaho, Murphy, New Orleans, LIVERPOOL, June 23—Arrived, Sheilicid, Sioan, New Ore ns. Ent out 12th, Erin (s), Lawson, New York via London and Yavre; ME Seed, Edmondson, Wiimington, NO. LoNbon, June 12—Cieured, Noranside, Deas, Goston, Ent ont lth, Hastinss, Carpenter, for ioston, ‘ phAMtagu, June 10-Salied, Abbie Taomas, Raymond, vvidence. Liston, June 5—Arrived, Myronus, Higaine. Oporto. NEwrorr, June 10—Arrived, L L Sturges, Linnekia, Live en ee ONTSMOUTH, June 12—Passed, Nederland, Dirksen, trom! Brouwershaven for Boston, PRAZANCE, June 12—Ui, Liverpool, Lambert, from New: York tor Li \ Por? AU PRINCE, June 12—In port brig Neiiie Mitchelly une Salted fev days previous to. 12th, brig Java, and Maggle, for Mir: ton New York. QoREAeTOWN, June 12-sArrivad, Ager, Vinanes, New Ord jeans; 13h, Freden, Beck, New York. i , MoDowell, Bostow Pool, New York. Arrived at do 25th, steamshia Malt (and left for Liverpool io Uua Nbr, May 2—Sailed, brig Ei In port May L6, brig Gesina ( schr Annenen (NG), Lor do, do, SUIELDS, June 12—Arrived, Red Rover, Macaula daw. , “SUNDERLAND, June 10—Arrived, MA MeNell, Watts, Bre= me 3 SWANAGR, June 1—OM, John Bunyan, Gilmore, from si h tor Bremen. + s ‘NerLLy, Jnne t3--Oli, Bertha, Rod, from New York. ‘Jane H—In port brigs ‘Gipsy, and Nigreta, for Qdava, American Ports. BOSTON, June 2, AM—Arrivea, schra Clara Bell, Ames» bury, Baltimore; David Coll ns, ‘iownsend; M A Parsons, Young, and F; G Edwards, Lee, Philadelphia Oracle, Robins son, Elizabethport; Frank, Randall, PortJohnson; Trade ‘Wind, Ingraham, New york; Eva H Lewis, Lewis, North- rr. Peih—Arrived, bark Helen Campbel!, from London: bri Unicorn, Surinam s e A EPs an beer dy May anc, Gonaives; schr Mary E Femerick, Mosquito In Bonk RKLES?O. June 22—Cleared, echr 8 B Franklin, ‘ooers, Jacksonville, Moreh Bulg 3G Shaw, hee Yarmouth, NS; schr Hane nan Lite, Crawford, Jacksonvilie. y ‘M5th—Arrivea, bara Rhea Sy.via, Potladeloha. PHILADELIHIA, June 2%—Arrived, s.camabt Whelden, Boston; ship Margaret NG), Bru . Antwerp > varks Jennie Prince, Prince Liverpool; Biiwell (Br), Bi Ker, Midiesborough, Ei brizs Reaper (Br), Doane, Lvigtut; Hiram Abiti, Tiol Gardiner; Mary C Maiiner, Durging Cardenas; F AH th, Warren, Bangor; senrs Arthar isur- ton, Frohock, St Joba, NB; J WF Gardiner, Me; Chal- lenge, Bickmore, 4 8 L Burns, Crosb: Carlisle, Norer Eugene Borda, Bedrora. steamship Margaret, Felscher, Aries, New Orleans: ii Seavey, Lee, Burbados; sehr W DB Dalhing, fo iy AM—Arrived, steamship Leopard, Murhes, Boston; achra FA Heath, Warren, Hancor; Grav Eage, Friel, Ply- mouth; HL Siatzhe, Wilets, New York: James 'S Sbiadier, WON Miler, Miler;_J 8 Hall, Poweil: J H Wort At Coliu, Springer, abd Wun Maury, Beuck- man, Boston: Hazleton, Philips, Taunton; Axnes Rpplery on, Newvort:, WM Wilson, Brown, Jersey Chy; Joba Cadwalader, Steelman, Salem’; Ocean’ Traveller, Adams, Beverly. Below, bark Guin from Liverpoo!. < raon, and Uttifiy, Nicks idrap, Kisinore for ore Cleared. feamers Norman, ic! ‘schr Sarah L Sithmons, erson. Providence; barks Arcadia, ders; eg ong ag Bordeaux Gandy, New Bedford, ‘Lewes, June 2h AM—Bark passing in this AM, and © large umber of schooners pasainy out, Steamer Kio Branco went to sea at 7:8 AM. Bark Rosalia as yesterday, Wind W, ight. ' NWO" Ph-cthree barks passing In this PM: no signals. Herm brig below. Several aquare-riggers visible between the Brandywine and the Brows, beating down, Bark Rosa- lia stil, romaine. Wind Sé, bag or Ae Jun Sp gis Deimont, Gales, Sa- 3 Ww ew York. iichMOND, J steamship Wm P Clyde, Parker, New York ; ‘abin Voint to load for New Yoru; sireea New York. VINEYARD HAVE, 43.PM Artived, achrs Hum- ming Hird (Br), mith, St John, NB, for New York; Chariie & Wilic, Thomas, aud’ Wm Rice, Pressey, Vinathaven for do; Julia Aun, Atmmrong, Bangor for do; Win McLoon, Haskell, Hockland ior 40; Reva, Baby do for city Pom Katie Mitched, Kusinan, Gardiner for New York; Pedro A Grau, Lake, do fur Philadelphia: Alex Miuken, Grilling Ellsworth for do; Chas & Smitt, Hanson, Wm ¥ Phelps, Cranmer; Juin M Bioomall, Douglass; JM Fitzpatrick, ih; JL, Satterthwalte, Kitamey. and Richard Peterson, | H ‘Sm e # Several persons were badiv used up aud achild | longs.’ we need your prayers, in order to acquire | pairs, than at the preseat time, ‘ihe amount of Schr James Hoffman, Shropshire, I’hiiadelphia for New | Eng: Boston for do; Maud Muloeh, Norwoot, Valais for bok gownricnt hard work. ‘The Kink is beautifully | of Martin Bergen’s was seriously hurt by astone, | iorce and confl ence aud to render our soul to the shipments eastward snis year demonstrate the | HiereO a sattse ‘Vancieaf, ‘Parker, Phitadiihle Gemden, 57; Albion, Bune. Castine tor Bere! at Socuiabed aud at Whe concert (his evening it Wil pré- | thrown, as aueged, by one Patrick Brown. Josepi | Prince of Pastors, in Whose bosom al necau befouud | policy of low tolls. Notwitustanding nearly two | wht! acho giraicn fan ee Coe eee ee sas = s0u) & guTgcous appe gover’ " Malcolm, ‘Ihoinas| Delany, Owen Delany. J aac | tne consolation for the lils ol this troubied Ife and © weeks were lost in cougequence of the disastrous Schr Wm Norrell, Oliver, Hoboken for Bath, Satled—scbra Vincent Waite (Br), Leader, and Wm Hone, A derkraog Halt there was a magnificent Te- | O'Neil and John Muilen wave been arrested and a | the blessed haven o! peace and of eternal tranquility. | break at Ux-bow, the & ens from Oswego and Schr Herachel, irdsall, Georgetown, DC, for New Haven, Sth, AM—Arrived, echrs A F Randolph (Br), Maynes, New afie concert last bight. ae ¢ scora warrant 18 out for Brown, Great excitement pre- | But in order that the glory of God should profit by | Bunalo show a large in se over last year. From Schr Rao Ryat, Baltimore for New Hiven. York for St John, N uta A Rich, Patten, Ehzabethpors very cheval in the wreat hail ou the yared im Spring sireet iere 18 @ grand field for | the biessings which His bountifulness has besiowed — Builulo tue increase 18 over ninety per cent, while | Schr Reward (Br, Hill, New York for Windsor, NB, for Salem; Graud Island, Molntvre, Koekport fur Now rol the beilding a large wreath of flowers, ne anit-sunday lig rant eal “ty oe : ' rf . Schr Almena, Mitchel, New York for st John, NB. York; Geo'B Craig, uinnekin, Glouceser tor do; Croton, the ani-sunday liquor men ley are really | upon our voutiticate, We empower each of you, | from Oswego it Is over sixty per cent. 4 wward the xkies by angels, ts attached to the . “ Tha ‘ ‘ Sehr Utica, Maloney, New Yor. for St Andrews, NB. Walls, ant Canary, Hart, Calais for do; Boaz, Foss, an t ~4 “ 7 » Lie sinceie. venerable brethren, to give the Papal biessing, with The 1ouowing statistics speak ior themselves and Schr Haltie E Sampson, Black, New Vork for Portland. Abby’ Weld, Sylvester, Belfast fur do; Ntoula, Vellar, Si iM the rear. It is a repr tution oO: the Lieder- in Hamburg place also yesterday afternoon @ | absolutiou, in the ordimary form of the Catholic | prove the wisdom of ihe present management of | genr Martha J Pike, Howard, New Yore for Newburyport Town, NB. for do; dW Woouralf, Haskell, Baugor for Phlia- Ree eee ee ee maure o ApolO. | flerce tight took place between a party of German | Cunren, aud with our apostolic authority, ou the | the canals:— Schr Kudie Pierce, Howes, New York for Boston. | delphin, 7 male of # peculiar rusted mnatertal, and ail the ale: | prewers, im the course of which one man Was terri- | luth and 21st of this mouth, or any other day at ‘The smpments eastward from Buffalo by canal, Sclir Campbell, Smith, New York for Boston. Salle!—The above and ail before reported except schra A F ical represeniatious of progr ss gud music ply cui up with a knife. One of his thighs was laid | your choice. | from opening Oc navigation to Junge 17, were as iol: | Secor LL Thompson, Shill, New York for Hartford. Iph, and Julia A Rich, ry penne Axe : (ppc tap phate open, so that he vad ee justanily reuoved to tne Desiring to watch over the spiritual welfare of the — lows:— a Cropper, Manning, New York for Bridge- a ere an neces SS Cie , bospital, | His name is Iguatz Rummel, No arrests | faitnful, we grant. in the Lord, by these presents, Bu,hels. 1871. 1870, ? ‘i MISCELLAN b. vo Which ae atiaches gollen Wings. Un ihe | were made. Uatall Christians of both sexes, in Whatever diocese | Wheat..... 54,020 3,750,240 | Schr EP Ohutch, Crue, ew Vore tor New London, a Seas ER AND TEA. eee eae oe Seen he Sseee Seen ee bem Re Terence they may be, who have made’ contession, entered | Corn. WU25,316 | 477, Schr Niagara, Woods, Filzabethyort Cor Providence. RATED DINNER | AND TEA Guests are W. veo 1 Gower «everywhere ever IIPOSING MASONIC FUNERAL. into the holy communion, and have addressed to | Oats, 914,410 274,348 | Schr 8 A Falconer. Wilson, Rondont for Pawtneket, ines Cooking Utensiis, Plated Ware, green lest beauntul garianits, Wreatis, and ‘ . : 4t pious prayers for the concord of Cristian | Barley 71.400 — | Sehr Chas Roberts, Rogers, New York for New London, | Refrigerators aod House Furnisiing Goods of aii, kinds drapery scattered? ia profusion. On the ~ rn 4 v1 | 7 ¥ Sehr WJ Raynor, tiutebinson, Elzabethport for Fall Rh per cent below Broadway prices, Quantum suilelt, pe By > metiecatcas Sone princes, the exurpation of Heresy and the exaitation | Kye. «43,695 10,008 | Sour gatah, Fineston, New TG Tor toes Ver | PYAll goods marked iu plain hgures. Uxil and examine, ture ts coraal word “Wilkomtoen,? in | Qbsequies to Sir Knight George B. Ambler | Of our holy mother Church, should obtain absoiu- —_—— — Sehr J M Freeman, Elirid,e, New York for Newport, EDWARD D. BASSFORU'S ott Calcem tigh jeained from ia Beidzepert; Cons tion of all their sias, Total grain..... sees +8,712,441 4,521,388 | Schr Cornelia, Henderson, New York for Gardiner, Mammuth Estadiishment, ih ameter ens teenies Rae’ fines che a wpe’ J Jn the meanume, venerable brethren, we imnlore | ‘ine shipments eastward from’ Uswego by cabal, | Schr Chas H Northam, Kedmond, New York for Portland, Cooper Lustitat a, = , Wwe Qi voy 8 a , 4 Nn o taeeed BRIDGEPORT, June 25, 1871. for you of God Almighty constancy, celestial hope | from opening Of nav gation to June 14, were as Jol Ge ita Everett, ew York for Boston. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LeGALLyY OBTAINED rRom eo ye. w line « ayes sxe . . . 2 ‘4 a * id - ; . ir Ialant * ntingtor WUT, eS Lee i ’ ‘ Bioug Fouts stieen aut up Ue broad ste s oF tne | Quite tp contrast with the arizzie of the previous | aii every consolation, In token of {hich ands a | lows:— eS Seur G W Kimball Mall, New York for Boston. the Courts of uhicrentDtates. No puauctiy. A.tvice Club Hou © tripped iadies ta full dress and ' day was the beautifu sunshine of this afternoon. As | the apostuitc benediction Which we. accort from the. | “1. a Schr Highland: Lyne, Albany for Rovivn. free. Notary bite and onmnissloner vor every Stain, etuers in latest Styles of costumes. Speeches, or ! ¥ i - rn } 11,855 Schr E M Watts, Nelson, Elizabethnort for Middletown. 1. KING, Conuselior-at-Law, 36% Browtway, - + | a consequence, and furiher fimluced by the an- rt to yon, the clergy and the people 611,172 | Echr Mary Landon, Bennett, New York for Bonu een sneaaaes ~ . Juuske, supper dul deh ing occupied the atvention | 4 rig! hat sol very one ot you. 1.863 | Schr Lin Morton, Cottrell, New York for Poston. BEOLUPE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN of ui oly Lisderkranzers all nigut, and , BOUncement tn last evening’s papers that solemn cr’s, tne 4th of June, year 1871, and | oer Sr We Grechioe Nee tee te eee ise tee ee ee teens, Se ore thay likey many of then are at it yet. | Masonic fuperal rites would be celebrated over the twenly-lifih of our Pontitieate, PiUX Ix 7420 | Schr Anadir, Corwin, Elizabethport for New London. pubileny ; no charse untii divurce obtained ; advice (ree rihing Can be wore conducive (o drawing closer | remains of Sir Knight George B. Ambler, large parities *% oa , Schr Juno, Woodman, New York for Maine. M. HOUSE, Attorney, 10 Droauway, ¢ bowds oF br 4 ud harmony that should * i 4 e a 14,497 | Sehr Jan Henry ¥rceman, Olsen, New York for Salem. a ag yp ~ onrmanitios tm thts country ‘owds ta e Y cas, xf 4 -) ‘chr John Wright, Oldber, Hoboken for Norwico. E| Mi a a y | crowds of peopie wended their way in hacks, car. THE PGPES ANNIVERSARY, 26,408 | Schr John Wright, Olubsr, Hoboken f i EPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, NO, 237 BROAD © repie ives of every | riages and other vehicies to the residence of de- ike Sedooabeiocoiaes Rent Bacelle Beraice, Eitzaveihport tye Providence. To CONTRACTORS:—Proponala enclosed In a sealed en NDRRSCHAPT | the city. At two o'clock a large assemblage, num- hones ig al wesier, awaiting s% lor tueir eruine— | “See Herbert Manton, Cowell. Rondout for Boxton. Geruisement), will be received at tulsoibee uit Moadayy sacngerfost (tus serves to | beriug at least two thousand, had arrived, many of - : David Montgomery and Joseph Messner, Schr Carrte (yacht), New York for New London. Tuly 3, RTI, at Lovelock A. May Cor the foliow!ny wor: i pejadicws aud to create a rignt, | ‘ 1 ‘ CINCINNATI, June 25, 1871. ss ‘ Sloop New World, Coe, Pew York for Providence. 1, For paving Broome street, between Broadway aud Cen. between wen. Such a uing as @ , Hem coming twenty miles to pay the last tribute of | 71. Carnolics of Cincinnatt and vicinity cele- Sloop Penetta (yacht), Hart, New York for Northport. tre ntrect, with Belgian paveruent, and laying cromwalka at wing and be jotiy. hours previous (© the time appomted for the . weny-fifth anniversary of Pius the 4 Bloop Coming tyachtie Tuckers Sew York for Boston. street, with Kelgind pavement, and’ iayiug cruswaixe at the F ay 00 Be Sotlnws: tron, | ecremontes citizens, a large share ot them Ninth’s pontificate to-day, principany with a grand ‘oun a Sloop President, Marshall, New York for Greenwich. Ingerdecting strocte where required. om D eternoon & matinee ia Steinway Ball. | a procession in the afternoon. ‘Tie churches were ? Wiirrsronr, L, 1., June 26, 1871-9 P.M. CC al - nar Reactors seture from Pwiadelphia and t ladies, filed through the hall wo take a rated with avongréade: alld the anaes 4 1870—-Queen Isabella abdicated the throne of Spain Ail hone venssis which rermelaed Sree of RoROnET ‘of rough | streets with jeigian pavement, and iaylag crosswaiks at the generally de {| can and Papal flags were displayed from tne summit of the siceple of the Holy Trhuty, Where @ cross of | ‘na favor of fh 1862—Haite of Mec dan repuised ¢ Tr von, intersecting streets where required. 4. For paving Thirty-second street, from Kecond avenue to East river, with Lelgian pavement, and laying crosswaiks ab the Interarcting streets where reyuir | last look at thé aeceased, wio lay in a splendid rosewood casket, and on whose countenance was | depicted the awiul bliw by whico ne pad lost his great prive conv permitted to paruucipa ¢ cuplesting societies a Pr nce oF Asturias, weather yesterday got underway at daylight this morning, and are how proceeding, a "4 rebel 101¢ ‘ SATLED. asses, according to their Mbt anit coat aid ti as jecs Was displayed Jast night and to-uignt, dis- | 1890—hing George IV. of Bog and died, 6. Kor paving For:y-tifth street, trom Second avenue to hanmtet, aot ¥ F the jo lela: —-Frest class, | We. At its conciusion short prayers were said by | Cernivie for miles 1a ali directions, ‘The procession | 1744—batde of rleurus, Welgiam; the Prench de Edward O'Brien, 8tJonn, | Bust river, whh Belgian paveorent, aud laying crosawal os prt ad iawve:” second ¢ “Chat Key. J. Hobart De sitle. of the Episcopal cucren, to | was the largest ever withessea in Cincinnall and Jeated the allies. id wa Nh, + | the intersecting ireeis where requ ted. pring hargiot the ® luck deceased velonged; uiter which the 8: ers, Konigeverg; Attila, Genoa : Temp! " Winnis.” 1 cass, “The Dark Gre Whose Do0k Wecensed Usiongels <Iter whic M the | oceubied two hours and twenty minntes i pessing Hampton Roads; brigs Salve, StJohn, NB; JO Clark, Cal Kr SG cone navcenad cat eine ene Dowg That.” Getor az | jos tg a min ta great. mueoer: onset Gian fe | @ given point. About 20,000 persons pariicipaied. ‘ barien, the 1atetaccting stioela Where required, ee Slases 20 OFC y ius | Yue body was then conveyed to the placesar | Comaaton, Newport, iudiow and Dayton, ken. | & EF f P PT NG N EW Ss Wiad at sunset 8, fresh. 7. For paving FV'ty-second strcet, from Kighth to Ninth erew duluie are ree qnere tho besutiril burial citée or th tucky, united in an medepeudent ceiebrodon, having e avenue. with Belgian pavement. and laying crosswalks at Mae Mar. Lieat, — and '¢ pal : hill ‘wale Sand, ty ae ae chelated & procession about two miles long. ~_—- ——— Marine Disasters. the intersecting atrocts where require t - 2 a= =] SB or ,, "apeeeerhe. ht Kev er Clarke, of ‘Trin.ty cuuren, Bride. emacs Almanac tor Now York=Vhis Day. Bann Daooro ‘of Alton) from Hamburg, was abandoned Way, CHR Belen, Coleen ae: pice coocerreibe ux ine CTA, F. Von Breuning ant’, c. | Port followes tae linpressive Masuie cers | Ste Louis Celebrating the Anniversary Alno. pote Hanon: ai sen. Crew pleked up by the brig Queen Belle, from Pa- | Inecfwreting aticete Where roqiiret, Jermo, at Fortress Monroe 24th, Sue ELIZA JAN®, Cleavelan4, arrived at Vineyard Haven 234 from the wreck of brig Lizzie Bil'ngs, at Nomau’s Land, | montals, With appropriate music, condaet in the symvoue portion by the Master of St. Jouin’s Lolge, 8, of Stratiord, of Which Jodge MY. Ambler Was St. LOvIs, June 2%, 1871. The Catholic dergonstratica this afternoon in 8, For paving Bighih street, from Fourth avenue to Broad way, with Belgian pavement, and laying crosswaiks at too Interancting Ktrects where required. to be awarded consiat for th O, Yalaed wt $1,600; lor the | . | Ne 4.30 | Moon sets,.morn 12 28 7:35 | High water.morn 2 11 n rises. . Sun sets... ; mane, valued at ), and 5 A ' P thy | lls For sewers in Sixty-firet and Bixty-second streets, from ot 6208 | Sir Knight Chancey M. Hatch, Graud Lecturer of | ponudcate, was the largest and most imposing re- OCEAN STEAMERS. | nel the pvasengers aud isis of the Tagas (before reported | , Ji Kor sewer in iloth street, from avenue A to First 1 Lobewening tbe Gre: mass concert ts to be given | Me Suite, as Prelate of Hamilton Commandery, tus | }4,J0u4 procession that ever Look place here, There —— | Sisav'et) to AB inwall, | “TR'For sower in 1984 street, from avenue A to Second in te Skating |Uuk, will following pro. | “LY. were about 15,000 people im tne processton, wuich | PAT OF DEPARTURES FROM XEW YORE FOR THR | pi yyourn, Jane 12—The Runnymede, Hay, from Hobart | avenue. Faiuine ini. * vuy, bY Beetuoven, 2 "Morne |. 1€ people of this vicinity, and, indeed, 4 one hour aud forty ep th paseine MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY, | Town for Lontion, has faudod here Capt Jones and crew, of | _ 1, For outlet sewer in 10th strect, from Hudson, river to | a y is . “Prithjor-Paie,” @ cantata, | He State, have met wt no snail loss in | Wht one Hove aul sory wnmurce in passing a given mae : | the'ong Bellona, of Cacrnarvon, trom Galina for Charleston | Boulevard; to Lith streot, to Tenth avenue, With branches | pty ed ruietenvach, air. iw, | We, death of ths good man, whom ail | pot. the decorations were very profuse and Bd (Us), (argo of guano), which versel was abendoned in ® { in Boulevard! and 106th and 107th streets, Yoorvens. on the van jaud aud na | parties | and cre houvred and respected, | bands of inusic abundant, eas omer bans | sinking condition on the'26th April, lat 6 8, lon 8 W. poll hot Rewer in Sixty-Aith treet, from First to Third te “ rs non jn political life Mr. Ambier was known a8 an are ’ ee Wisconstiseses | Misveliancous. Or need of Lov Miusicsais parcipate. bonest, outspoken democrat, and as steit bad a Wide A CRAZY JAIL BREAKER, Sidonian... The purser of the steamship Rapidan, from Savannah, iihiptew iretnyamd Fret ant Ratearcma ts ome lauitance al ‘ e Sta ‘ i QRDOKLYN CUTCHCR NG AND BIUISING. one. ronald by eaten of the Stale | A crazy negro, named fall, confined m the Sut | te. ter and flagging Lex- bod beew often honored by his townsmen with Liverpool. bas our thanks for bia attentions, for regulating grading, curt “ j ington avenue, from Sixty sixsh to Ninety-aixth atrest, pe ve Coss yesterday arrested Michae! Brogan Wuenl ofices, and Jest pone Sevremens jus town in | folk county jai, at Kiverhead, thought he vouid de- aR ROW 5 ewer reed Notice to Mariners. atk in wll Gaguing F at avenne, (rom Thirty wective Com yesteruay arrest + | the Leguature. sociaity Mr. Amoler Was univer at ' PAWOWROLS ANEY 18 SATA OA, 10 Thirty-fourth street Giaborer, forty-four years old, tor iciomousty ae | sally esieemed dy ull wHo knew him, and those who | @O!8h thst building, and breaking up bis tron bed Captain Orchard, of the Peterboroneh, trom Cebu for Pal. | 18. For flagiing 128d street, from Third to Fourth avenue. e uu best loved br stead made an attack upon the wails, When dis- ». of On Feb 7, | 19. Tor flayging Fifty-ninth street, from Nioth to Tenth sauliung are. Brogan, bis wile, and dangerously | kuew hi Lest loved bim most, ah a mou.b, arrived off Queansiown, reporta:—On Feb 7, 10 past, | seocag guting her bead With & sharp instcument. Toe , genes prrenr md Covered he had made # hole in the brick work three | pape OF NEW YORK, JUNE 25, S872. | noilnid down wihechine iMOAS ton ti b4 i henorthe |. 2. For Aneging Fifty-Gfth street, from Broadway to Kighth . BROOKLYN FORTY-3#VENTH REGIMENT GoiNG TO | feet long, one foot Wide and nearly afoot deep. He most smal isiand of the Gronp, NW by Ny dla, MERON ge ctng Greeawich affectionste bushand Was Banded ever to (he Costody | pou uegurste.—There arrived im town igei evening | was removed to anotwer cell with much aialentiy © aan about 10 or 12 miles, just visible, The shoal appeared | 21. For flagging Greenwich street, from Laight to Canal of the Fourth preemes poles, Thomes Garrigan, | Quartermaster Katrin, Adjutant Goagian and | gud everything of a nature to do mjury vo himself or very narrow, in @ noth and south direction, but to — ARRIVALS, furnishing this Department with granite basin 3, weet pourtenances, oft tt The | “Blank forme of proposals, the specifications and auree | ixth a@veaue, | Cayan ie passing | of Br extend some distance east and weat. The lookout mistook for the shadow of the san, ana did not report it. The ter arpeared much shower to the eastw: vouguly, of the Forty-seventh regiment, rewdiag i Teale » heat vkiyn, who Constitute a comiuucee yw make On Tuursday tames were dis Wes assesiiical Yomeriay aheriven w hauiding removed, issuing from the window of his cell, to the covere\ REPORTED BY THE UERALD STEAM YACHTS, ae enue by ds | aod Stepbea Feynus, | arrangements tor the visit of the command to this | consternation of the otuer prisovers, but they were as te te Y Enuta and was Of ihe ‘reef ho. | Mente the proper euveloyes ta which to enclose the bide and poe ty whom awe! biaes es euitag Dba uver | iy ou July 1% The visitors were taken in hand by | soon extinguislied. Jt was hen found that Hall hud | ySwamebp Georse Cromwell: Crowe). New drienue Jane fore we could get a tant oF the lead, mo bottom, with 40 fauh- | BBY TT nace uiee derireds cau be ouvalved on appliew the ved e the we Ueougn vere, hobeone | Ue ecers of the Twentyirst regiment, whose | set bre to fis bedding and tat the poor lunatic was tut 26 18, ton 79 45, Geceed bart J Dhar of Mortreal), , Ome clone to it, WILLIAM M. TWEED, jangorvns. The Fiyuae were Asr@wed by | guests they Will be whic they remain tHe city.=- | seusibie from sulTUcAtlON, Ie bas wave boom se | More wut, s, wawed bark 4M tlarrie (ot Mortgyale | Whatemen, Commissioner of Pubic Works, Maver aud lucked us io auswer, eT ed moved to We neylum, lon 79 4, bask Mopiaua, (rom Cabbarien for New York; Wd, | The sehr Charles Col pate, of New London. wi urebably ) Naw Youx, June , 1871