The New-York Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1866, Page 7

Firrw Narioxas Baxk, No. 33 Thirdave., N. Y. YHIRD DIVIDEND.—The Board of Directors bave declared o SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE (3) '-'b.-:.-:: Mesars. Coruel & Co. thers exisied & personal coatrovarey This commwuaication end the sccompanylog letters, with Iibslons PER CENT free fc vemment lox, payatle July 2, Gomments s Nesdings, were tflerwend el e remsiat Dok il o coeed o Juse 2518 12 1 ke parles, wth $otenton (o 1njure L eoutbectom v bire A THOMPSDN, Cashier, | thus far Suconsatully eluded lnquiry, . DIVIDEND.—A semi-auvual "."fl::?.'..'.';'u.‘., o Lol (4) DULLARS per share, and the €ou'd have been made with pare lat b (roved to be a fair d fiom te profite of the correut bail i, whew tis work is fn- y of July ensuivg. ‘Uhe tranaler books e. By order of the Board. J. L. EVERITT, year. om and afier 1 The yroseco tlon to the price of metble, aud Lis te Connty i paying 64 then (e warks was made, Duzing the tnvertization, Superviior procare of Mr. Rellum, the sicb!iect solid eabie fee’ of b 2 will remain closed (0 tha e iy Wit to ahow that fle AL tle time the comirect Jure 10NAL CITIZ L ] 101 your Commilteeto at of the umber of hed the or ¥ od therow Chsirman the 2 at e oested L itee o direet Mr. Kellnm 10 ssceitain the weisht of 4 8 ifou by X, TRUSTLEES bav HE BOARD of LHUDTELS ve g:dn[r;fld eluient, sid biso the qussitity of wurble in tue buidis i ital Stock of this y o omuiiten oficred 1 con the prosecati ) » t liooks will be o omed from the Zt: fast visor Ely declined to do. ott! that V. F. ALDRICH, Secrel 3 L F. ALDRICH, Secret. . ubmic lecewrh the statement of Mr, “ 7 ontents of the brick work of er cere. « Ak ad clurge of tie b Board of Suye:visors encement of the building, ox. Dividend at th re per annum, on all 2 pward, tht sball luve been depos'ted titeo o July next, will be paid to depositors on of M COVERNMENT TAX. wil be passed to tie credit of Depositors se o or before the 10th day of fuly, will draw g the nowmber of e uot used, A 0 the tron spbero of te'r d by mensvres Such s estimate wor sndrequire thot n welglt could ot 1 at the cabio conte As thia tequest ou Dot been furuidied, re duly o went, in icks peid for, and tue number ca the ground A P co did not feel (hat §t camo within the imation of the irvu, to ascertan 1 tae butlding s d conider op the lat da MONDAY, J ¥RE ntarest not oalivd f veipel. De £ out of peasive an examination for L Tactors sustain o big vows uen, wnd it o Ceourd s Tpu 4 to your Com . exjecilly in view of the © that more iron bad becu BOALD OF AUPLRVISORS, o —-— INCKLASE OF SALARY—THE XEW COURT-HOUSE IN- biad been uved. 1 g : A Ul @ warble, an estis be quantity in the bul % VESTIGATION—REPORT OF TIE SPECIAT COMMIT- | ok pravie fcf what o bees. cut awis i sorking the ik sata shape; stoues fuil from ccidcnts und o s 0f We men aud tiore § TEF ON THE SAME. more oF lexs woate, 4)e Presidont, HENRY SMITH, esq., in the ehair. — e et s Ko Rt > . g thon ustally attends large, first- resolution, the salary of Robert C. Iutchings, Asslstant iot-Attoroey, was increased from £2,500 to €5,000 per am. the Special Committea of the Board appointed to investi- cless buildin e brick, 5o evidence was offered by the prosecution ! the Lrick for the Court-House have ho are the | dealers in the City. g0t 1010 the charges of wismanagement in the matter f the Sontruction f the New County Conrt-House, prescnted the e o e £ lowing report 0 il oo Pthe sl rred on the chargo 3 yrover cou ¥ the persvie dircet 4 , in faence tothe purck o of snma for persconl se rd of Sopervieors, respectfu iew of the gravity wel rge. fuvelving the reputatio mewmbers of the Board o d that s prompt aud thoroug n of 1 ! - o ade. to eifcit the facts, and to orrive 2t a true x the term. aud conditions of the contracts for building | eut the < art-House, und as to whether fts erection was mazaged | plans au 1 the dise-tion of tie erchitect. wvd canducted with due ecouomy, 80 58 to protect the best intervets Hig compen. f1e (5) percent, which is only shout oue-balf nt the cotapen: paid by priveie pari e. 4l wate, that thay have conuid- Cuitying oot th uelusicn. yonr Comimittee wo Tination, your Commit secired all the witie be eworn, end_perwitted e Lostimony with piueh deliberation, aud after dr <o bused ither oy pubi al wnd paticnt pecused of the same. have bren uneblo to discover a Lot in the tews end couditions of eaid coutrac is vuce & be decmed ex! ed to u te the cherges wes proved dircotly shat the ¢ tract prices wers :“ mit thot the hasti'y prepared estimates of rival 3 t ng the p wud worki: drawings. - Vinirguninied with {1+ exient end d wort, - 8 they sduiit tacy would have Iost heavi) t establish = ‘l. t) a®bmze of extravess gt oo et b ksvw witteo would call attention 1o the very full report of thelr s Clly o b cedings beseuato appendel, aud Toport a G g B e o & ppondel, wud roport ew unaniwons 6o at ! ke " t it wes fron Ao ot was ivanced to wr. Reed f the Asc ¥ sald the report appe gieut oore. 1 Wwasin progress he was | not allow &5 to the namber of bricks nsed ad been paid for, Mr, FOX 6aw o re further delay. Tbe geutle man bad ises bofore the Comu snd thuy Lmd been examined by his counsel 0t considerable fength, i 1oved tho adoption uf ihe F Conmittee., The report of 11 Con ¢ was adopied, Mr. Ely alone | negative. % | Ax ordivsnes 30 3 000 for the Deaf . | and DumbAss i, aud & -y and Child's Hos ¢ | pital. | 7 The Board Vo vl was prodocad it & of | e uidders, cod i ! wa dingeoved At o cuprebensive fata o [ by your Comtuitier icoa e - & i COTRT OF COMMON PLEAS—Ciiwp By t | Bofore Jodie CaKD © v | TUE KXCISE BOARD AN TUE LIQUOR-DEALERS—JUDGH . . ] . DOZA ON THI o' 3 | - | » | ) o | them, The { ; ahodid irubx . | dsntely ar - tr tion or | 1€ the defend P e by suy one to thie pi b paid or to the | T guuduet sccordivg to the dec aqge, Comell & Co. T o exchement | 10 which {he question of the coustd ality of the whole sct 1y before rud necesserily de- ow of reason in wy beiug might, i procuiing a t i wecss that dustead of 8 the'r postiion dewands I nove the courts, that thero lw, was diseussed, und was prop clded by me, 1 s | asked 1o ald them pecdy review of my deciston, them abeve the te | ° - i b | oy 0 bt | shall pot in 2 | solntely estiticd ! in No. =) it, bus whonever 1 aw ¢ ) having the pians, thoy ¥ one who may be -interfered pretenso . tute which I bave deciaved wholiy void. And perhaps M a Wy kuow it, very lutls wnqairy oxalien the v an ordet, ae | contiin proin iy’ walorn a nry additiova pruposcd edd i 10 BTau WANT OF HARMONY Tl G, Whate ot al. agt. ¥ i MURICIANS. fenbaver oy bas coat dica t complaint aga : detendants for 3 " the * National staral Tan W e 5 thelr projs Bjlest Shes ol ing thely ¢ auted, and the cas puing week, oughton for 'nm.fl- Mr. J 1 be probuldy argued ia the M L Grobam for defend- MEALTI, gt Juckson THL BCTCHFRS AND THR BOARD OF | Charles Cooper and, of Abraham of the plan » the contmct v ives d o5 v Coprt-to 0 of irou £t fature & i f2i e rade coule suirade of , Al ced in dr o 1 wnll atoyiel Tiasl o e | the plamtir ) o for M Willinm Sotop and 3 the o f the Fourd of & ing o their business us b o | Yasiness. COURT dual e e aamaret - ghe | TNE LOARD OX MEALTIL AND P ™ T ey | Charies k. Keyuolds dgt. duckson wodurely aiter this easitrs t « + nade, the f t 15 brought by M Jaborand pave fals £t o Tou trade be s v @ s yrni I yeor 1664, ; 't the: Five 1 prices coumenoed 1n 1661 From “epteniber Poard of He Boerd from tterfors i‘-.fl’""” St Bl 2 el o . g whtl bl b th declared the | y tw oo le b, Trsiness to be nnnis of tho kling, | m#&:’e-m w betot w ool | and a squad of N el eturer : 3 ss. Thereny the pial @3 et i nArket prices | ction, pud ihe Jee of the 1] on arguiment o1 & k) plaint sots ap that so fur 1w an advantaee elly, which is done with bitumi- and that that is heal'ny, sid nig tho lime is rather piasant 1o smeit and §s a greas disinft His complaint goes on to that vther p‘u’:lts Vurning chell lime bave not becn so 5 teeated s L and that to Ty out the orders of rd will De rul W, ', Morrow, the pastor n‘lrm‘chnr:;n in the smumodiate nesghboriood, swears that no offensive odors erise Trom the ‘Liln, aad that the health of the nelghborkood is Dot injuzed, bat benefived by it. Leubsn S, Chapla. a puye tiie nelghborkood it ctaal burning of the nous cosl, uo effeusive odors ar 1o Hawe dust arising trom sk w Caurt-Honse avd hove f. | tolan +f the neighborhood, makes | afldavit tothe same effect, us does Deanls Kyan, Wikam Cox, and a pumberof others realdiug near me-kiine. Among them 1 18 Dr. Blrisdel, one of the Sauitary Inspoctors, who testitios the evi | )04 e fuspectid the Kiln under the direction of Mr. iSebalis, e, i | 00 was satisiied that §f was not dangerous tohealth, but beno- ‘o the Iron contract not omiy Was ot sudabanti 8 £ e promeomtlon eupBics the e iujor aw fog the fulrice of the vrices. of the secusstiom, cousblezed with refererce to tothis: That cortsbu pariles fu ty t " e e, L 12, I batecturd teon, Woris, st v | GERI0 U hoslits of tho moighborliood, a3 conductod by Alr. u o wling in B 7. | Teynotds. et e g Com | o oeecentod fa riply the afldavit of Mr. Sehaite. of bavisg dircoted Blajs t wes .fi: opluion that ihe 7 lune, as condnted on the east xido vl tho t0wn, wis 0 as the Board of Health was appuinted to re- o had nover pefused to hear the srguments of the Qe. but that ho bad expressed to & fricnd that it would cr his experionce that the burue tract ot ces Jaodd conizsel of Mot iz deztes any momor, © tho ligekilag; that othier be difilenlt to couvince him > thie £ostote . 'n | Do was barmlesn; that o (Scbultz) bad resided in the vieluiiy v apeh tie WusiX of 3 G | e epeateuly fugoyed by tne smelis proceeding from e o the ok | f st Moctad at the kilns; twat @ peiition had % ok by mony of the lahabituats €or its removil; alr Al urder had " wlways Teady end villug 1o €iv s beariag to the plaiatiff; thata cautious | beca firstplve A on the report of their in James, that the o fmjrovenes tires days after dire the busmess autil cerinia things were dene. datis wab rend, contaiuiug bis report that it ral sl davits of persons in the maighborbood, st oflensive 04015 Arisy (om the shed heave & the discou to tho fact that m NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, W Jurther, ‘Tuat no and shell buarning. 8o as to compel the olosing of the windows, | addition thereto 25 centam ad valorem: provided that '.:‘;x 10 the hottast weather. nothing herein ahail Utela to include newspapers or oiber er the reeding of the affidavits, the argzment was ad- | printed matter lawfully transmitted by mail J:n pe and charts not otherwise hervin provided for, 35 per centum ad valorem; on paper bangings [ screons and fire b-ru-."fim conts per poun and s nddition thereto 35 per centum ad valorem; on peper funcy eolored, colored for labels aud wrappers, maibicd stalued, giazed, or ewsmeled, and card paper six cents per pound, and in addition theretn 35 per centum ad valorem. BALT, ETC. Jonrue. to Wednesday st 10 a, m. Mz, Carter for plaintiff: Mr. Bliss, Mr, Tracy, and Mr. Vaa. derpoel for the Board of Health, &, TUE STRONG CASE AGAIN, Peter K. Strong agt. Mary E. Scrone. plication was yesterday made to settls the order under Judze Jones's decision allowing & couusel fee to the defendant’s uttorneys 10 Justice McCan, Mr. Gerry presented ab order 16quiriug tue paymest withiu | SEC. 9. And be it further enacied, That in liea of the duties ten days, aud asked 1o buve it eniered. heretofve imposed by law, thers shall be Lovied, eclected and 1totie power of one Judge to enter such 1 the Laportation of t'e artiv 1> hereinafter mentioned, sien rendered by another Judge, wing uties and rates of du y, that in to say: walt, d that if the point raised by Mr, Cram | in #icks, Durreis and other packiges, 40 ceuss per 100 was tenabie, then 1 case the Jedze who heard and badde- | pounds; on salt in buik, 30 eents per 100 pounde, cided » motion, bt bad not eutorcd it should die, leave the | O flax seed, lirseed, hemp seerd nn rape seed, 30 cents per bench, ar, as in 1he preseat. cuse. go sLroad, bo uther Judgs | bushel of 52 pounds per pushel provided that no drawback being uble o enier the order, uld have t be | sl be ilowed on el cake wueu exported, On mackerel, argued over aguin. Lu this ese the Judve who bad heard the | 82 Por " bbl On terrines. pickied or malted, motion bad decided it, a eft written fusiructions as to t & per barrel. Oa splmon, pickled or solied, @3 per barrel. order 1o be entered, provided for the contin Oa shad, £2 per barrel, Oa o1l other fish piekled, §? per bar. waoe of auy procecding commenced before any Jadge of tuis | el .On o1 fish vot herein otherwise provided for, 81 per 100 district by aty other dudee, .3 vrovided that any fish in packages other thun birrels Toe Court took the papers, reserving its decision. i Il pay i propuriion to ke rotes charged upon similar fish iu barrcds, O sordines and anchovies 50 pee centam ad valorem. On Gsh-0f1 20 per_ centam a4 On pelts withont waul, vkivors. and roane, piokled o saliod, 15 per centun ad vilo- rem. O skivers tanned, eolored, and fuished, 40 per cenium ad velorem, On fawn, kd, snd lambsking, tauned end (ressed, otherwise than 1o colors and knows e chamois, 35 r wentuw ad valorem, A CONTLY WEDDISG TRIP—BROKERY LAW, . Ssmuel M. buraey wat. 1rs b Mart The plaintifi's assiguor, Alfred M. Parker, having some €8 500 in th ¢ Lards, dirocted biv to sl shoit wme ut wbout 25, Parker o ut Niagara, seceived a 6. He mmw:‘rml that he i on bis wedding trip, and that Etie wea sizong 4 h 06 Y X o ) |'.'.|hhu,.."|"h~lu':3‘ :‘-r:h:v! v‘lllm v -»rki]-n«l - dey, U0 | 7 O mats of sheepskins, tancy, ecl rod, 60 por centum aa- .ty P P . eover the stock at Gatste |y olorem, On uppes-leatber and oalf-skivs aud goat ssing, e et e Bt nid W e s theu s theel Rend | o el or Bt e e e _ hiu d sroke s the nor 11 hol . . - x o) o - o In any onse aud that Pirker wotll reimburse him on cny | Or eaciers pateut, Japanned, oe e N el account” aud clyms thut the broker i closing the tratsaets g v without auy notice, was acting m violation of Uis dutte trasico aLd in fraud of his rights. On this wn order of arrest was proeared by the pis fixing the bil 5,000, i d hment ond velluw, 40 per cont ad valrem. On ki i oll manufictures of leatuer for, 40 per cent ad valoreu. further enacted, thiat, in lien of the dutics etocks short on 8 ma sfier mentiored, there shuil bo levied, cullected, and 1 was to be kept kood and_ibe following v wid Fales fof duig—tiat Indefucki, The Court took the papers. B, H, Humbsy | 2% Soqorati On_art fie-:ll“.n..w»z.,_ @ per eentum for the motion. compoacd wholly o ju part of silk, shall bo subject, In addition Lo the forgoing vate, 1w duty of =5 per cen am ad valorem. O peori buttens, 50 per eontuiy ad vaiorem; on buitons of all or descripitors, not berein otterwiss provided for, 40 per entum ad valorem, Op Briiaoois and pewter-ware, 45 per e ntun ad veloren, 0 cobalt and oxy«t of e 1! 30 por eentum ad valorem. On . bark of. unmanufsetured, 20 per ceatum ad vl rem. 115 wiude of br wietd, elgkt cente per 1,000, , roviine and patent adiesive for sbips’ bottoas wade whcll ‘or i por of a'r, 20 pes centum rd val O x of 10t oyer 40 pac ion among the police Lire The amoant aw or i+ iue a dNew-Yuk Police, weting 1 nees: duaco With the of our citizens, establisiod « “Joa:ese Merit I the memhers 0f ho police force brong Lt wo & fund declared their property and ¢ivided ameng the poie . and the sume proj The Supreme Court gave judgment in their fivor, the amount ser umber, §1 25 per box, provided that ! € to eaci one be whoat €7, Toe Court of Apjeals | erackess sbail be adw oA e of duty than Lave now reversed this deci-ion, 6 per certum ad volos On filminates or fulm Mz, Vanderpoel for sppellun Brudy for respovdents. | powders, 50 per centum ad valorem. all kids, exeept gloves de wholly or in part EME COULT—Crion fore Justico | O MIK not hereia orterwiso ore for, 8y per centun wid MARItS G » valores; on hadr brushes nod wotl-brisies, i1y per ceutum . ad yaorem; on patat bitsl s, and brusies of all kinds, not AVY TERMS. ! 1 a AT, Alure, se, involviug the validity of the will of James setiicd ovt.ed tor, forty per centum ad valoren; y pereeatum ad valorem; on Ludia-rubber sod il moaufactures of Tudiarubber, not i for, fitty por centum ad velorem., MAKBLE, E10. This T. Allnire, was oi the Cirealt caleausi 00 issies Genersl Torm ond sent to the Cireni| for the defendant bewg e 1, the marble, white siaary, brocotells, siesns, verds, on all the issaes to be outercd, refaging 1o posi o lock, roug', sjuared, ove duliar T'he next case on cadnr was that of sddition theret 25 utum ad valorei, wa marbie of 1 uther desciiptions, nod cewise prvided for, fa HLek, roigh or squred. §1 f00ie 01wk ohe polished, fiaistiod or partly fiwsbe t, and all gthor manufictures of ma le, swem. On nickel, 40 ceuts per pounid. per end on zeffie, 40 cents per speins oF oxyd, W capts per ‘i mivke or of wiich uickel 8ol be sl ot catef valus, 50 per centam aa alo- i wnd cobalt 10 pur centumn ad valosem, Irv, ite. per pound ground: in ol She. per lig ury, le. per pound when ground; iu oli bt, J. Walker, in which the pla ual seivices in the Almaden S ot ank d & deiwy on others ngt. for prof: 1n tuis cuse the dif o want of 8 joc ment of the nsunl terw CUAMBILe—d L Tewis M. rond € cuit and wotion, & i\nn.nLt\ ou n ngt, Me Taglor. Ui ot ol 8. W, Cra Motion deuled, We Wk Tartsiorn et al ‘wat. 1k ). 15 eonts o, O phoo o7 groes. Un percnssion cops. grapl albums, POrtmonlas. ok 7, waliets, cubas aud leatter bugs sud fouves for €0 per contumu ad vaiorom, f one ownt per pound we, Drown frec-stone, eand stone, onel S, 10.==) g ments ordeied. Jno. A. Ristos Dougheriy sgt. ngt rude ) W COURT CALLNDAR—Til g 4 o M bl ting store except Eertd, four dolars por tan ot foui- PREME CoRT—CIRCUIT—Purt A | s cubie teet. On trays i waiters aod ¢l ocher articlos of term. 11—(Tu be Lald 8¢ the ne e | " 1 ot berwise providea for, oin of Pare L)—Now, 1055, 1207, 1%, 3l 4, | wid valorew, O uwbiel as ard pacasois, aad w, B2, W6 190, W06, L IL N, e, o4, R, w. FunneTs, Wire stretecers, hane or otuer por contum 84 valorom, On Watenes, Witci 1in of ul...). and waich eases, of gold, siiver, TARINE tmet L 30 per centum ad vawrem, On chio- bl TAS # RILL, Kinds, und pirts of chyonometers, 30 per S, - A - whipe, 50 per ceniuin ad valorew, The followin is the eoncl of the TarifF bill, as , PYES, CHEMICALS, &C. be f5 jurther enacted, Vout in lien of the dutios itted £z sm n swall portion reported 1o of our edition yos fiy law, on the importation of tae urticlss med, there sball be levied, colected. sud { wiog outies and rates of duiy, tost s W0 o028 Coal, wized and | Wl epice olls, of twelve dollare per degrees of o ! Oa rmmosia slevasliie spirits of, 50 cents jur o | O nonliae dyes, er TS coats por pound. On sies i, 40 orts per pound. On analise dyes, ¥ enes | per pourd. - On anbrdrous ceits per yaurd. On ana , b potiiid. O arsenle apd ou arsenons sad arscuic acud um ad vodorem, On bisek lead of piunb.ogo oue O baruing duid, 83 per g Oa eloves, Ou Coiogne water and other perfumery, hnimente. wedicn o per ) ; vn ook for, §1 50 ¢ 1o 1Le bus nd valores., oh wicobol forn, [ SECTION. Spe. 6. And be e fi ted, ‘Thot 11 1ion of the datles | Priceipal | per gollon, aud da ad Seretof: A o ".,.‘m, .',,,'.,." e du % | tion_theret preenium Voaworem, On eordisls fevie s D i ol s | of o Kind, 23 per ; on il of ergor, 810 per - " ; | 0 esseuce of cloves. 83 0 per pot “ catracts fioid, il vot s, 40 per centum wd Beucgal, Arabe, eud Amb: Trag s, Jedds 1 centum 3 on gum e y lother puws and resooss substanees nsed fo I sam of sifoll«r purposss, 3 cents per pouac, On gum obel- ute per poatid byarsted boricu acid. 12 cenis O wag7 ot inad, 5 cents per poainl. Oa ue-taw of couts por pound. On linseed, flax seed, hemj woed an | conaper gihm. Ou Bitrie ether, spiris of. rponud. Oa red 164, litkarge, orange . miteral, minerst Jow, 73 il paints or pltieats i lead uot otberwise hecein for, 4 ceuts poi pouiek Ou suitpeter, refiied o; par- couts per poand. Oa white lead,dey or grogud, ntity shall not Aent; and prori Jues 10 Duities # pay a less dui mare than one quer: and more than one pint, bottles esch coutiviniog not more than oue piat vided fursher, that Wines may 0o imporied da botties ¢ h 10g and Dot exceeding oae quan each, when the package abuil | 0l 2 ¢ per pouad. contain noi 1 wu bottles; and avy hrandies or ANIMALS. other apirtiou ay be amported in cesks 8. 12 And De ft fi r enacted, That from and 3 » lesn day d year afwesaid, in Loew of tie d N or othier spi | luposcd by lsw oa the articles berelnafier meuvioued, ond un much as may uow be exswpi from day, there shall be levied collected and paid on the poods, wetea and werchanaise ennwerated aud providel States. On a1, port.r and beer in bottles, 5 conts per gallon; otbor- wise thati 1n botties, 35 esnta per gallon. frotw foreiga countries, the folow- Ou animnls L iog, n frut , importe » ol duty, that is to Fay m ad valoren; ou apples, ga s d per ¢ TOBAC o gure, Clgarettes, At cots of s}l kinds, 88 per ta les, 10 per contim wu Yalored | on barley, vot in- Iu.‘.:d,c‘;-:ln ” 1on thereto, &) per r-mu‘n‘l! valo .‘. 'wl peail or hulied, 15 cents per bustel; b baziey, pearl o D arifffor the but in whics uny clyars, eheroots, or cigar- | Bilded. I cout ¥ . N etten are shell be aliowed 1o mscertal i VEGITABLES. Procided et . olgars and On heans. exeapt vaniily und estor ofl, 2 cents per bushel. iy wrapp be sabject ! 0u lroowcorr, 15 per contam ad valorew. On buckwh "0 » on, eleure; and, iy on «doaned Tice, or rice commonly ciled b ice, atr por pousd « uveleaned Tic two eents me are packod i boxes of wer and, On o eorn, Indian or waize, 10 cenis than Y00 eigars 1o each ud no ertryof any imporied | per bushel. Ou flour and = meal middliogs and chgers shall Le ulowed of less qn o 000 n e i | 1011fevd, of Wieat, corn, Fye. o oats twenty per centuut e, aai al cygars 08 importation san] be piaced it pub v.lorem: on huy, ove dollar per tun; on peas, tweniy-five P oe boaded wrrehowsé, Sud sk ph ooy wtta per bushel; on potatoes, ten cents per bashel; on seed. from until 1he sam e, nno & sismp | timotliy and clover, tweaty per cantum ad vabrem; va trees, afiix-d to each box, ind e iaty | 1 nts wod srubs, orusueassl and fruit, Sleen per ceatua ud + wnd the Secretary of tho Treasury autior- | Volwrem; on talow, two cooss per poiad. LOMRER. Jie staups and to ary the wbove provisious of law isto ei- u ized to provide the re regulations 1o carry foct. tofore § posed by law, Liete suall be levird,oollectod nad paid on the fugoitation of the urtieles Lerelusfier mestioned e (28 that is to sav, on lumber, BABTEREW AR Jowiag outies and rates of dui €re. 7. And s it further enacted, That n Men of | beislock, cecar mnd «pruce, round. split, or {ded, one balf the duties beretofo imposed Ly law o0a tbe iue | cent per cuble foot. When Lewn square, three-fourtha of une portation tof the herewaftor mentioned, | cont per cuble foot. Waen su aad valued at €6 or less there shal' be lewiod, coliee and pard on the gends, wares, thoussnd feet, When valued st per thousand foet. . butternut,bess woud, bisch, elm, ma- + and white woos, rosnd, split or sided, & of 0us cont per eus ic Lot when sawed sid vained at 85 or less per 1,000 fier, &1 per 1,000 foet; whon valued at over #6 and nut over €10 per LOO fest, ®2 per 000 feet; waen valued at wier 810 wimerated and provided for in s seetion, forsign couviries, the foldowiug dutics wid 00wl brown eartherwure i :tng Jars oF Loitles and merehandi impoited from ratos of duty, that is to say CUTImoR SIOLCWUTE, £ per ceutum ad velorein ware, gilde ! centim ad valorem , porcslain, aid par er 100 feot 83 prr 1,000 fiet, providad that when | When no. decorated in by manner, 50 per centum fiuber of a=y sort b planed_or Huisucd, in nddition to tiw od and paid for 2+, prin ovided. baere sinli be e on all other eartiern st rackery ware, gin Vi'om hiereln pused of ¢ iy oF WADEral | giie s plaved oF fibbod, one doibar por tiousand feet awd if praited on one side, Loa toagued aid grooved, twe TS per tous i feet, and plawd oa two sides, and grooved, 1wo » sud Gfty cents por thosand Wi L ok waluut, che chesinut, aud oak o pe mt ranced than boards aod plunks, not § for, 10 per contots wd valore 5 oousana feck; on shipt W eents “ tosch, hewn, or adtied, 3 couss ouch; Vubbs for wheels, laed-blocks, posts, and o provided for. rovgh kewn or gawed wd valorem; on pickets, paling and Iath, o pavbis, aird ba additl sicles of gl slver d, o @il o piates, 0 per coutuin ad ommun Wi , 10 per per centura w0 cenis t ¢ e, ponnd; o edis 2 18 LY KA nghes agd wed vaiorew 3 o 7his piov aud codarsilegl s per 1,000; nd one ha bove that and exeec o eaned piue i cedar sidagles, 50 ecuta per 1,000; R spruce Lubove that, 4 siingien, 40 @ per 1,000, on pine clap boards inehes square, Oa 4 6250 pex 1,000, e VARIOUS ALTICLES. “Phat from and after the poand. &4 px LW, o0 10 by 15 3cies squar and not £x: g 16 by 4 inchés sqa SEC. M. And be it juriher enacte foot; ¢'wve that and uot cxoeed v 0 yeny nforowuid the importstion of the srticlos Lerein- e 3 cents per aquare fook; ebove aad Dot | aqer wmeotioned and cwbraced Ju this seodon £XGO oy by | 6) fncies €5 couts per square | yhaj be escpt fvm dwy, tiat 15 to siy urchi foot all chove that 50 eonts por nguare foot: on fluted, re ted, | prebil or orchiliaeweed, bwoks, 1w %- nod char less, ot inc.uding erown oslinder or common | fur the nse of e Lnited Staies or ‘the Congressionsl ol 1g 10 by 15 incliws sguare 8125 per | Linrary, fovportod Ly antuority, provided tho o one hundred aquare feet; above that and svt €xceedia 15 by | jmporier &m- nob dackide |§r~ duty; ehalk-whito or i stone, cuabear, cuten, erychite, dragons’ 91 fnetes sguare, 14 inches per squars loot; stove tant wnd not esocoding ©4 by 30 inehes por wquste, 3 conts per square toot; all above shat 24 ceuta por square ot o vided, that il Muted, rolled, oF rough glass weighing over 10 bort Esparto or Spwisiy g T, hps, horn tips sad boois, ivory unmanufictared, wists, froah fieh eangnt for dfly eousamption, wearing diamond powder, dust, gum! is per 100 square feer chul addizional on the 2el 0 wetuol use, and otior personal eficets not mor. :’:2;'.'.‘ : the --‘uul rat h"mrr,{' posed. ol cast dise, rofossional’ books, Im;-l-'w:unts. fnstruments and polisaed plate glass unsiivered, not exeeeding 10 by | 100l Mm&-mumwn or employment of persous arriving i ed that the exemption shali not o United States. Provid bo coustiued t ineiude maculuery for uso 10wy W saufacturiog estab | MACHINERY FOR BEFT-SUGAR MANUPACTURE. 4 cents per pquare foot; above it and uot 6 conta per aqaaro f0ot; above quare, 10 ce by 60 i 15 fuchos square, exceaing 16 by 24 inchos Kquar thit and not exceeding 24 by J0 e or other srticles imported Isbient, or for sale. fa0t; above that and not exceeding s per square foot; sll abuve Liat, G0 cants bep riher onacics, Ut daring e period of oue year :le:‘:ln:f:lw\-hr:l plate-glass, siiverod or looking-ginss lm‘x.fl::“l. e of this 8ty mmunmbo rnpmd Toto the lates, vot exceeding 10 oy 15 inches re, 5 cents por | gy s&"‘m iee of duty ARy MACKILUrY ‘mfl“ solely for Mquare foot; _above that ond not exceeling 16 by M| L4 ‘wapied {0 tho manufactare of sugar from Leets, fncluling Tches nquare, 74 conts per square foot; sbove that aud 1ot | i tpy reliminary processes requisito thereior, but not fucl id- oeeding 24 by 20 tnokes squise, 8 seuifpar Sans’s, (OL, | iag aay machisery WAIEN may be macd ¢ 4h7 other me- . fuctures. eare foot; all above that 70 ceuts per et (0ot CONCERNING REIMPORTATIONS, sided, Tims no, loskingfides Platts o inlets glame pirered S0 17 And b fethr e, Tt o Lo seimport .h. descrip artulos once (lwll riowth, p or manu- s thes mpreed o e g 18 g et {actare ot i Cuiuad States, 1003 \hich o Internal tax. has o e Taea. Ou porceltin and Baie- o paid a1l refinded oy allowasce of dznwback, ihere shall “,:.T..m:x“n:hr:.m"wh. gines o p;tm ‘or any | belevied eolicctoa and paid 8 duty equal (o the tax kuposed D lammaot Gk i sy 6NN, v 8ita ., Shall 1y | VT Ssbateraas Savenseldon Pl ek andelcs. a componeat material of echlel ‘;‘-l::. '“,““"‘."', 3R J'\/voltf;" ‘:’wux:‘ m-;’.‘r.'z ‘m. AP for, glass t) or jars o e ur enact 1 determ 0 mi‘“-'.&-&'if .n“t rves not otherwise | dutiable valus of sl merchandise fmported from foreign n‘nlln. provided fur 30 per m&“m valorewn. Oa clay | tries on which duties are imposod by this Act er by auy exist- unwrought or ground or 87 per tun. ing law, tho entire cost of sneh mercharndise shail be taken, ENGRAVINGS, ETC. which shal) appear on the invoico eertified by the Consul of the f origiaal purebiase or produetion, purchaser o any party o United States at the vlace in len of the duticy a8 baviog been artic'es hereluafior 8Ec. £, And be it farther enacted, fm, by Inw on the importstion of th ¥ mentioned, there o -rlb'l:"vbd, collected and paid the follow- | account of goods, And if sved purchase or ing dniles aud rutes of duty, that 15 to say: On books and | eeriifieation suall be at an interior town, ey, engravitgs, being editions priuted not less thar vears | or locality of any £ireign eountrs, there shall bo added to sgol pror to tho date of importation. wid on books wholly in entfre original cost wll rotnal costs of Lnansporia- Jrcign langanges printed not less tha 15 years pior to date | tion to the Jest port of shipment for the of L\ portation, ) yor eoutura ad vaiorem.® Oa_all books re- | United States, and ali cost of proparation of prescrvaion paid printed from Vooks Grst printed ja ihe United State or acerning 1l sueh port of 1wt shipmens, exeept only tha | per. powed, and ia addition 25 per ceatum ad val Betual eost of removal from wurehouse, o board the vossol 1 uther hercin provided final exportution, amd except 1he comwl X oin, illnsteated papers, pe the care of stich sbipiaent, Lot excd 1 vubound 20 vents er povad. aud W | per centurn; aud if the Laportos of any werekandise shell b | vtinisd prpers, bosad | 81010 And be it further exacted, Uhat in lion of the doties ere- | ENDESDAY, JUNE 27, 1866. | | Suiuess gleot or refuse to place npou his invoice when offered for eptry, all elements or items of actasl ocost 0 paid " or mecrning or shall offer for entry! 05 the total value any bil for such merchaudise pot com- pletely finished, baled, pa: or marked, or skall omit to in- cude the vulasof the casks, bottlss or oller articies contaln- Ang wines or liqnors, or sliall omit the r cost of boxas or of packing of cigars, such omission shall beld to be an un- derveluation of the iuvoice, aad the officers of customs exam- 1ing und avpraising the same shall add the said items of cost, and shall impose the penalcies now prescribed by low for nnder- valuations, provided that sny importer of merchandise way add items of cont at the time of making Af the fuvoiee value as certified be 20 2 rec1 value or mctual cost, ¢1i paekages aad costs of i1 cled, then the said iporter sball not, be on Tect the eniry without penaity, but shall, i€ the a the exteat of 20 per centum sidif shall not offer to cortect such u ho ehall pay 5 T if the under-valuation be 3 pe dise shall be abs. ulel{' forfel clarges of & ge i ¢l peueral invoice shall be distribated pr of such invoice, and every on value, whether specifie or ad vanced asccording 10 other articles paying centum upon the T centy deterwined. DAMAGE TO MERCIL SeC. 18 And be it further emesied, on account of damage to merch importation shall hereafter be m prosuded and upou the a it whall be lawful for any fwports TOPICACDIALIVE OF TOprese orviherwise. o abandon auy pact of any on’the voyage, dutiatly vaiu which, on less than 82 doned less than one whole intention to wbandon any par s e glven fn writing by ti uve, withi teu days from the d said goodr, and in the said Botic tie packages, with the onginal snd portions, shall be wiven, and the Col appraisers of damages, oF of tie suid goods as for allowance of roturn A written report of sach or disapproving sbandvnment; and, i abad dircet the auties paid on the entry of suek to bo refunded, and the uppraisers sinll also report at time whether the sawo abandoncd sufficicut to pay the expenses of costody and s me shiall be sold by auction by the Colicotor, and the pro- d sale, sbhall e puid into the Treas- leas the expouse Of s wy; if the werchacdiso shali he suilicient to Justfy sale, the same otaerwise disposed of, s the Aud tie followieg described arbicie shell be excepted from {be uperations Vision, and muy be admiited to return dumage on the voyage of importation w8 followy ded not above 20 per contuw; 01 o damuge may be are ¢ ubuve 90 por e wet by galt watcr, not above 33 on manuf: s frum uoy On ek FISHING SEC. 19, And be it furiher enacted, Ll i 54 to vessol. d the umié e Leveby repealsd. laws alowing fisoing hosats engage iu the fisheries, be un provided that from and after the date of the passage age fu tho fisheries m g vessel lggased o such regolations as the Seeve Sl preseribe; avd apon proof that in curing fish the duties o tue same shall centum penal its proportion, specific +hall be graded and pay duty according to indise on the le, except as herciuafier importation wich masliayve received damy, but no qusntity st 1i'bs so abandoned t the origal invoice, was 4 imported sait in boud, to bo used fn eu d or accruing after certifcation by the 1y without incurring ¢ penalty; bat m f:- than the DR Up 10 ¢or- ition bo to e certified vaiue, pay 20 per centus mal us penal duty; andif seld importer uderveluation on enry, daty, and m ar pver, the merchan. to the United States, and oll er incurred in the purchase of a r0 TAta upon ali the parts tbersof charged with dusies walorom, shall be ad- Al wines or o grades the actnal cost so NDISE, ETC, That no return of duties voyage of but berein nawed; of merchandise, or for the ntatives of such fmporter, as insurers to the Unithl States the whols or o por shall any queutity be so ubua- ‘Packnge, and notico of t of an importation @ importer, or his representa. ate of the ovigival entzy of the the marks and nutmbers of roper valao of the said otor ahall ihen direct tho tficers ncting ns puch, to examine damage, and they shall camination, proviog £ nrproved, the Collector merchandise tho same merchandise fa of vilue le, and if so, roported as of valne ot shall bo destroged or Culicetor sball direct. s and merokandise only of the preceding pro- of duties on aecount of sctares of textiie fibries 0 per eontim; #0d 1o duto- whall be awarded on textils fabrics of every deseription otber than actual immersion iu or wetting In salt water ie fabries, dum- it water to tho BOUNTIES. ¢ il laws and part s hereafter liconsed to tais take on ring fish under tirs of the Trowury i salt las been nsed Lo remiited, MERCHANDISE FOR THE BRITISH PROVINCES. SEC. 20, And be pissuge of this Fiving at the por other ports of tue United States, whi noted by the Secretary of the Tre places in the nojecent Lricish T at the Costom House. and convey territo®y of tho Unite ch rules, regulations cide as th o further enas ; rered, r wuros of e manutacsnrcs of ke Uni proper uuthorities of tae prov irom oue port or place iu the L poet or place therein over the territors Ly #0eh rouies and under such rules, rer as the decrutary of the Lroes That the yoods, wares, cnd ubou arrival in the United Stat: o 11 the Liousport th s of tae Uuited States, And be it furter emacted, el cxoept wher eigiieeen bundroa Fepuznaut to the provi Lerely repealed; Provid { ud be 1o forel » this act, for 1} of sl offenses, aud distiabution ana remistion of ull fnes we faldy and effectu ds us if everg, re culuse, matter and ure, provision, the exis1Dg laws o , bad been by this sct. And provy furtpe s, wares and._merchuadise, ipo srovided for fn (hls 6k, st wding to existing laws prio: BULEAL o Bsure of commoron port on the stadist Imports, now required by iw, Cougress by the Seerctary of th report, embraciag the Feturas pavigation. the exports sud Wmporis of the Loied bo subiaitted to Con re the Let day of December next su- direotor as soon c3 practicabie efter e o of i tscal yous, » the printed form 0 oF be ceediag. and the eaid organtzation of this office, sl eeretary of the Tieasury, prepare wi the exporia und * dmpuris jueluding the quantitics an or withdrawe frow \ wrebous o Bureau of Satistics sball aloo pre of all ¥ of the United St [ Lo vhe siid body theretn; and to eas fo-mation required. the Sec: power nuder sach regulations as he nh;n prescribe to e s ol vesse d vach vessel 5o nrunbered saall Loy her number deeply carved, or oiberwise perciancatly marked and provide a system of numb. eurchied and Levused, an on hor main beam, and if b any tim Tarked, such vessel shall bo no Wiger Pecornized ws & vese | o said director sholl aleo prepare nited Stutes. wbrough the United States 1o ption of merchandise, so far ag withdra®n from wareLouse, tur cons for trausportation to othor districus, wo [ each fiscal v ouse At e e wat discliargo of these datios tae severs) o the preparation of stukistics i tae 1 auy buiead thereof sl wion and direction. of xaid Director to collset, digest, an i It slu?ll thy Treasury; and for ol these urpe 0 tho stelastics, papers a buvo ace departinents of tho Gove service herentel. all dets ] sush oth: o provisiva Burcaw of Stath f revorts, station . ur, oty ouk aenses of the fee, pubtieativa_of enl periodlents 8nd paper defrayed on 3ho order & 'L'mmu{. oui of “{l wol approprlated; and all letic lfm'flur of the Durean business of bis postage. ot all_goods, warce, or merchan of New-York, Buoston aud Portlan bty be specially derig: ut the pa TRANSPORTATIO! ou from t) be treated. o regard to tha liability 1o or exeuptivit o )6 had takea plae enticely v to bo subiited ann; of 4 valuce of gooda wirchouged . and such other statisties reis- tive o the trade and fndustry of the counisy us the Secretary of the Treasury may cousider expodicat. And the direetos of Is regi tered, enrolled, aad lie sher Witk tho name ench vessel the clnes to wiich #be helougs, as 1o build and rigging, tue name of bor hono pork, and sl oticr inform: s the seeretary of Whe Aremsury may doon retary of the Lreasury sbal lave statement of off merchandise pussiig i oo, £ Congress, the itistios Of (B Dublunitre o Stutes, their localivies, sources of i roquired upprovid of the sec s i the Tronsury vot otlerwise at from and after the asury, und destised for Prosinges, Luy be entered in transit’ throngh the ment of daties ous, for the protee Treasury may preseribe, N. Fhat tmported goods, ) and prodects, © the cousent of L transport to enother proviices Wy preccribe, P That the ot shall take the same nr. laws sinl 5 Wing inserion i toat the d riad from foreign covn 11 bs and remain 4@ they ¥ 10 the Let of June, 1860 OF STATINFICA, SHC. 20, And be it further cnacied, At ko shall be estah t of the ‘Lreasury, .. [ , end the Seere " xports 4 ually to il 1 navigation, o e Treasner, and of the commar der the. direetion of tie 4 publicl: mosthly reports f the Unitod Statos, pare an auaual statemest ed undes the laws tuanage of per to em- director to furnisb the in- siablish w regisered, e she shall cease Lo be o o pract ion, d remaiviog i aT, ui a2 W miterial osce the sanl divecton, sk Wik Peeords of Lo seve 44 10 aduition to the e ded, tho Seeretary of tho Trese. clorks 68 may be necessary to kiliy of this wet; el the ex- atics for cicrleal cerv. ery, books, and satiati- Iy too Korcan. shall by of thy o ard docnmenis to and T0m of Stntistios, relating to the detics and whall be trapsmitsod by mal free of THE C#te —-— QUORGIAL Py, In Georgla and the Cavollaas (be wam weathi bas wroaght » magic ehaage iu tho prosperity of the fermer * It docs ot look 80 badly afier all”. Many of Gur exchanged are now a full everase orop of ottun 0n the serizes cultival dicting wud au sburuance of coro. ol SOUTIT CAROLINA. The Sea Islands, from coin)lete or notsation gt the vpening of the season, lod othar portions of the State in planting oporations, and, erjoylng 4 more malotalued the advaiia, . n;;l-nnll are doing well, 1 epitg of laborers. The o favorable season, have rops, however, on the ehorts o disparsgs the ROPTH CAROLINA. A wniter in The Wilmiueon (N, aceount of agricnlture!l pro-peces in C.) Jowrnal gives some dastorn North Garollpa, 1n Gates, Heriford and Ohowsn, formerly grest cotrzrowin conuties, therc is Jiibie corn this yoar; bat tho planiers wors witending ulwost exclusively to'cotton, with favorsle pros- peets of success, Ly Perqermans aod Pasquotank corn was caltivated s the ehtef m{:‘u, und in crop was 1 Wl searcity of negro laboress, b many acres of corn had been thag thore are flattoring prospects ever been. Talsed i Wis very product d i Hyde, whero tuere “there ex aud blas i contoniueil, TESNLS8rS. The Chattahoora Union sayn: N s the ot kindly wm.l&? el the freadiaen aro laboring with great fuithe Peryucmnns fhe whent- ngion and 1 rrell *fhere wasa at activhy.” To Hyde, ““aa nnted ns foruierly, and at this toras LV oot a9 b (i _\:‘rflc: nevo labor was scarce, “delerminshon wus evinged by tho fation (o emgame in agricalfiral lsbora” Ta Hert. Froodme s Brr o wes miseped with great satis- o Burean org inization, 1ing between the whites N Qonbt f1p wheat etop been consideratly igaed L some jeotioas, Tat we dos't duite . am’." wdofl believe | | | l Leliove overything we hear or even read i the paperd bn thed sabject. We baye heard “tem things" Lefors, and will waid Sox. et A I n this ol there wil be at bt land s i whoat Lt KL tiero b gt Joat 1 B on.’ () [he cotton ising; the cold l‘h&om‘ :.r!hbord. crn!l:nmélwhllgud‘mflim will m&ddcmmdhfihm ..lal-. KENTUCKY. Liw s The tobscco-ssttiog brougo¥t Kentneky, Viriniay, Tonuessee was late, and the plan 7 were uapromising. rocent warm weather has strengthoned the “sets” and farmers are bopeful. The specter just now tormenting the peco of the planter the fear of an ove of grass, which the wen rofuse to attack. borer who has foliowed the frosts, the 1al il and rain, sud the inundating floods with succossive lantings, now tn the growirg season, i not | to i erop because of tho luxeriant growth of we it ks well that prejudico sbould not yield to reacon, tut %0 bg vonquered by experierce. The Harbor Polict! VI SUCCERSFUL WORKING—FIRST CONVICTION UNDER THE NEW BOAT LAW. 4 Those citizens of Manhattan Island who that the Metropolitan Police District of the Empire City add vielnity 1s confined simply to ofty streets, and that cur Pollbe Love no jurisdiction except on terra firma, aro vary much mis taken, aud are noacquainted with & very important duty im” posed npon a very fmportant srm of the Police service. A portion of the service, popularly Xnown s« the Harbor Polioe is deralled for the express parpose of proteoting the lives nhl propeity of those who either live, or own prope iy lying il the waters surroandiog aud dividing the cities of New-York and Prooklyn. Ruffianism and lawlessness are not confined to the lend, and oar pokieo svatens would be very tar from perfoot i it did not provide for those offenders agalnst the lsw whe make our rivers and Larbor the sce ne of their expioits and G quently suceessful depredations. Tue North aud Fast_Kivers and the Bay, as wall s Staton. Telond ns fur as Bends’ Point and as far ronid s Hart's are reguiaily pateoled by our Metropoli for this work K night, The portion of the furce des devigunted the Harbor Pollce, and is composed of mon Il;r- h‘t:’u.rul;rling e, "};nev are :ln nn“::’mu [ 1he Gt evolving u) em, ‘Lhey are g e S aSea s liys And dooks, o e sborss o New-York and Brookiyn, and ‘arc no mean matches for ady ‘who might cross the pichi of theie nightly pa ! Lue loree was organied in 1558, under Capl, Gibson, wie was afterward suececded by Capt. Dodd. ‘At the present time this force— whiell eonsists of two sere jesmts_ two ronudsaien, and seventeon officers—is under the immedinte commaad of Capt. 1, W, Hartt, who is 4 i Cay ne well familier with'all tha sec or nav'gation, Bosttes th 0ne doortii, o acts &5 steward, and two firemen. tho ofilosrs are detailed, in conjuiction Witk ibe Captain, se pilots, and ewo act as eugineers. pliles the wioe force. which, ut present, comprises twen®-five men. . 4 for thoir uso was placed at the ap_Police force by the suthorities of i « Navy Tn 1t we « formerly used as a tng, Deon Tofitted 10 it 168 procent mow tsoful purpoces. T8 will oot as Polics Boat No. 1. Cam- J:in' itoporisut duty to which the crew .;v assignod, e un’ tiongi having undcrgae eonsiderable alter w nents, ts very small, ineonveniont, und # wdapted the requiremenis of the service. The officers alled for ths special duty make this miniatare * man-of- perpetial howe, Those who imagine theso mem ATe 110 more serious IIHE' han tue mare “cruising rousd,” o whe regard all to be gold that glicters, us will be shown presentle, The Turbor Police have, hesides the ateambont, six boats, tro v8 uod fonr boats of ¢ lighiter character, Tatter boats are Brought iuto requisivion where siienee seeracy are desirable, and through their ageney the ** u beon enabled to surprise the lawless i their ¢ The steambont le supplied with plenty of amms 1wl means of offonse anh.!»finu-, Among other rathes ines of waelare, we noticed a rifled wuunl: iven o Ueojamin Frankliu by the Japta.n Hartt assared our reporter that thi eaiost whom the laiter pieco might operate would recognise Lrungest - Bourboa” scy ever experienced. Police have theit regalar boat, Lut bave ne which they go thele round, for very obvioss sivor thieve Jinst whose nofarious procesds g are eaployed, wre liey axo dusing aad gerdless cfconsequences, thorefore to hasany way eyen Them the pales must be equally ennning, 1t is 8 rame of dis~ mond ent draitond, %o thei the mmest secresy has to be sorved by botis puriies, Lo land patolmen ol course we coveert with the Watcr Police, and_reuder eacl other muf A soon as the Water Police lasd theif prisorers shore, the lund ofiecrs tase charge of them as well as the gouds, ‘Theoticord on Jand are signaled from the, Tice 8ot whenerer assistauee is required, or whencyer bowt is abont 1o land with prisovers aud conts. « 3 uecassity of the operations of the police Loste abwuid not be aid the oats are s ex well's Tsland on the Cust Rivi engrance to Lbe Atlantic Doeks ou the Brooklyn sbore, from Lwentioth-st, 1o the Lntiery on Hudson Eiver. - alresdy stated, have jorisdiciion i all tbe waters of Metropotitan Distriot, nnd in meny eeses bave been of imy n co 111 alone Staten Teiand and Loug Isinnd. Ty wilk Ll weeks since, the pulice bost was u coaveyiog President Scltz to St easlon of hiis eccapation of Beguin’s - Tn addition to the “ Leavy” w0l aa Teady for any omergescy #ith & cutlack and n navy revolver, which 5 woapons 1 the hands of & stardy M. P. An importaut testire of 1113 department of the service wonld be decidedly ovvriooked if no.ice was uotuhul)‘: doakes-engine, & steam-pump coopected with the boat, < Varions oecasions, owing 1o their szency, the force have beem wunbled 1o afford very cossiderihla assisianes Jo the Tegular Fire Dopartment in wueh cases whoro fires have u::ml vither among the saipping, or else slovg the line of wharyes -nl-l mu-ll. o mi- river ride. ’ twil probacly be 1 the memory of most persons that on the ik of March the Savaauali steamor San Jacinto was burped- at bor winrf. 1t may not, hawever, be so raadily remetl that ihe Polica-boa was very nxeful on taat occasion, and um)d-lunqlln:“h pomngw'nlr fire, m also in lowing iute Lhe wiludle ol rivor, aut of danger, steamer C “ 'a¥ beds the San Jacinto, ' CGaron ! TRE KIVBE THIRVES ‘ us distinet i their wvocations from the ordin tavd ‘o thi. Filishs ipe s taoy be sald to diffor, rogh i er thieves are seldom to be found "flf’”‘ Titired befogs, , s1te when they vunt to sell the prodace of Cartous puraite. They 11y waelr trude upon the dark, mye- LTS wabots, a0 Tese Ll otker scoundrels only se a e A more is performed after gunset, leas, hur ened, bital ard Cenzerons class of men can hardly Do corceived, npless, inceed, we call to mind the pisstes ofthe wliare, periape, we mizht lind 8 s an yiter indil nmgum goneralls g0 in won will be ia lowgue in the swme *jol g are Wil orguuised, ardf the s 2. 111 oo the alart. 46 is also A fuct wiat the e aol without & good sbare of ol respoadis hove their dark painted busis and refty well caderstand ‘the tactios of ther zlide upes the water, v ToMing' mot tho ol t1cks prasence, wud come slongeida yes- wateh Bas gene (o sicap, ‘Tho thief, 3 7 of the geuus to walch he belongs, thé ar tae vossel, 98d makos bis seareh for valt be e or sunll, - Xothing is too gread for av e added, 8 bencath Lis notice, With fe, ome 1410 the nei. Whan he lias colbéted © 1oate the anitonciaied tressures nre handed i, ik OBee more Bo lien nssisted by persons on im, to ure yory. ; rd th fated constderntion act fn collnsion 'w'cud‘t “u“: ‘:u last cent out of his po, 2 val on tolen ELlebh it and Siendieds on the purose of ,...I.w:.z.“n:h.u el v Police wers T e o ke 1o 3 #hors & hAT Laey hava at least not been useloss. The sanlsbips ind dangers which she officers of sthetlaw Jrvo b undrigo ere quile it from tho dosds }I‘tl:h iue DE: pupwumu the last fi o very w h!;ad by these .5'5"" und E-“:fién -notnmupo-dm i vbmh at ths huude of o i men, and ratber then be by the o £2w of these wen who shriok from the cold-blooded wwurder. Owing to the opsrations of }::ch of me‘mmn on w:n river -:&" in the barbor hay m what it was ime Moo, sbill it requices moss vietlunee on tie puit of the force st all hows, ;..‘." “, ! f Changen with the produclag reglis of tho I [T e Sake' s ihkaven ma Das ML Y portation Of producils, wigck ANG RTCA OUIOE QoD |y o i rhanled Do O 0. affagy thair. Dempeciey . Tho |53 EPEIAL b suu Labla fo: beperdeh s snid Director sball nlso ewllecs, dig ol apseage ior 1A 4 by dhreherof Capt, Hamt and his men. 'inw & use'of vongress, the statisties of & ¥ OF 18 | b onse, af our Police attest, oy Ty United Stages, tioe namber and locat | Stae ibe 13th of Novewber of last yesr, the Delice ducts, waxes of labore o | hava made abouh 250 arrests, but thd first conv) ; :'n' mfl urmhu the w“:’i‘“ J. | therew boat law, passed April 10, 1566, was obtained onthe praiel o 2 the | o ! are oot ti he laid b fore Congress conerming the xe ! I@fl":"alfi'flm‘*fi:m"g«?“".u."'"n".‘.‘".'.". Ful course and iafleaco o: Larorg aoustries, o DAt | (ST ith boarding an' English merchantm the a, ports ol the United | nor pyh with stealing eatloss from off vessels mnf the | States amons t 00 0F comimOUitis i |y oz Ou all sorts of preteuses thay seoure their viotims for | them, sud the o 101 4a e Tespective conntrie ceposes of piander. Thos first send rum up &0 ‘and wherever artainubles boreium wud w0 | PR Oy woll slupefied the saiior, he eh.a.‘!i ##‘m suci parciculars, acd chull e aigse sueb waanes | o vand comos ashore with thom, = When opee Km&q wod Cro s may beovequird by the Seeretory 0L g, pof jeave him, or let bim leave them until) they Mave ing by the sdo penixy, who loss no time 1 wok| seeured, ere tos rlaoodl | e repaiut’d, and sold CasEs o STSSTROKE.~The following cases of sum- stroke wre reported by Mpouuuhvh‘uufptg‘ly. ' day: o I Sieshens, resiling at Graat ook, T 1, white Routh-st, fell t. = A R e Y Passing theough 0 the ”&W'fl&'"&wfl reu we al bis home, ¢ 0 o Robert Muittaod £11 1a Nassan Wl plokod wp by Ofear Karissof e First Preettt ok o the Now-York Hospital, AT 4SRN 8 JMargaret B, Wilon, was found upon the street by Precinet and convered by him to Deunis Bha N. K., way wwi'-uflnb the Leat. H Precinct Station- wu.’nu&h‘shf conveyed so bis residence. Mottat. ‘ Frodrick Hurst was foand jpsensible w e of 4L Niztd Precinet. Ha wag o Ofticer ' resideice, Tux Foukra oN Long Istasp.— B oole will delfver wn oration oa Titaad, wherd the day fs t v brak g isy