The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 10, 1865, Page 4

(Comtinued from the Piret — a LOCAL NEW NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY, Tur font PaLanrieiia Tinewes,The Hose trom Philadelphia, now ona vielt to thie eterdsy morning, accompanied by the Com- er ot Reception and their magnificent band. pald to the Grand etreet Grarainar Bchool, The ere aud pupile of No. S eave their distingulehed tea fteception worthy of theirs reputation and le Common Seloola, Addresse Meorre, Kuspell and Clark, of the Doard of ton, and A’derman TD Philadelphia, afternoon the firemen ¥ 1 the publie inati- neon Kandalite leland, passing an egreeable an 0 avert deliv- Hie, © THE BANQUET AT IRVING TAD. PLM. the firemen proceeded to Irving Hall, mud banquet wae propared, On the plate which waa bewitifnly decorated, wae a table breadth at which Mr, Heury? Wileo: i reedent of the Lire Cotnanisslonere, 1 Three tables extending in parallel ines the hail, vied the floor beneath (he plat- The dionerwre really excellent. Rvery delicacy reason wae there w.thout any exaggeration, the elot ved. aur ber of arte were and Among the tosses wae a porto the Views, and particularly that postion of stich bad Volunteer Fire Depart. it, Sonee were sung by several mer te wth erally 4 o'clock this we ite fal Board ot o” the bo warrer dank reaponded to, pustained the me f Cou panies and there wae @ pood t © Cotppauy will leave for home ay ¢, from Pier 3, NB, fie CATAPALQrE used at the City Hall, on the on of Mr fir hae been denated to thet Clildren Ove Inta funeral obeequies, ion Home for Voluntecre A fair is shortly tole held, at whieh the maleriale of the catafaljue will be rold, It is expected that @ large fund will he realized. Many will buy plecea of the rich cloth and velvet, to convert into acrelce, Tt le underetuod that the al car base alro been presents The car and COW aline tovether coat MAJOR-GENERAL Tr ushiona, ete » 000, left this city yes. Yerda’ for Washingron, where he reports to the fecreary of War, [un consequence of thie order the ei od reception tendered to the hero of Fort Fisher, by the Sons Connecticut, on Saturday evening, is arily postponed mutil next week Gen, Terry a Thuveday presented with a sword worth $264 ot Now Haven, Trintry Stnpay—St. Barsanas, Apos- Thy. -To-morrow, the Feart of the Holy Trinity, will be cel brated by Protestaut-Epircopallane and Cath oles, throughout the world. In the St. Patrick's Catholic Church, a Pontifical High Mase will Le eung, and in Trinity Church, there will be a« full Choral Perviee, Barnabas, aleo falle on to- ner The Feast of st ¥, but in the Catholle Church, ite eelebrasion be deferred to the 87th mat. In the P. BE, » the collect for the day will Le added to that foonity Sunday, St. Barnabes was not of the nal twelve, but became an apostie about the rau time as St Paul, He wasofthe tribe of Leve, t in Cyprus, where Le purchased an eatnte, wioch Levetes were permitted to do out of thelr own country, Hie whole lifeiseaidto have Leen @ cone ‘martyrdom from the triaie and perrecutions euffered for the cause of Christ, He and St. Maul “ thy God, for the conversion of Acte aii, whichwafter fasting and prayer, they veceived the upposition of hands which { retool to moan Fpiscopal consecration. The whole history of these two Apostles will be found in the Acteofthe Apo ties, Barnabas is represented as & nan of beautitul and veneimble nepect, and of , etic presence; whereas l'aul was of # low etatnre, Whence St. Corysostom writes of the latter: “ile War utuan three cubite (about tour feet) high, vet he n-conded above the heavens.” Barnabas tx honored ne the patron saint of Milan, in Italy, from a tradi- too thot he preached the taith there, and waathe founder of that Church, He vet a vlorious example to the early Christians, by selling all his large poses. ions forthe benefit of the poor, His doath wae by fioulng, after many tormente, and hia remalne wero found near the city of Sainmniv, with acopy of the to pelot st. Mathow,writtea by his own hand, on hie t The date of his death isunkuown, but ho livel ton great age, ARRIVAL or Tie 1335p Reoiment,—The lca Now York Roviment, Lieut, Col, Corril, com- moandiug, arrived tn this city veeterday afternoon ‘lie reeimont was recruited at the commencement the war, uuderthe auspices of, and from the Me- tropolitan Police force of this city, During the after. noon, the entire police force atembied, and, healed 1\ Dodworth's band, marehed down to the Buttery, ju order to reevive the veterans, and eecors th Tinough theeity, Upon their wriving at Dey street, however, they were met by the regiment, the veter- ois having arrived eve what @artior than was ox. pected, The police wore then formed in line oa either aide of Brondway, aud the entire rewiment, thon pureed ip review Les force saluting tein ne as they procerded up postng, Bvery window mort wi Chure or thorn the treutiles, ¢ ant. ‘ them, the ent ey passed, ‘The scene, Liiondway, wes very in ned doorway waa filled with ladies and gentlemen who cheered, waved thei! handkerchiefs and gave her tokens of greeting and wecome, Every now ad thea, some mother would recosnize & fon, & aise ter Ser brother, or # wite her husband, aud they Would Mutmediately run into the ranks and grasp the Naud and Kise the brow of come bronzed and scarred rots thousand atriies.” The weather, ho er, rather unpropitious, the rain coming cown in tore rente, during ‘ho mach vp Broadway, and whicu | coured MUAY poleons to retire trom the ecene, After Parading the city, the recimeat embarked for Hart's felnod, Where they will retaain undl they are muse tered out, Lede suppore td, that ite wonmte: ef them MIL TOBUE (uel) places Ib the police turce of tiie city, fur U, 8, Steamer Commovonn Monrrs strived yesterday, from Lampton Mowe on the Th, | ‘his boat wae pub in commission in 186% at the | Vivohly a Navy Yard, with a complement of 190 men ' o \ eote, low been rey © ire juen Al wed ' the rl ib Wit ! Muste at he Mail, te eat bP. oi, by the eulbe ark thy i * " owe | i uk Mareh HOB. Dedworth, t uiedw March, Nick te debe DOU we t rs % Selections trom Faust : 6 ale! en Popular poues r ‘ ‘ dre tie to Le bar on Wote S "bidder selon" ha hitlee PAK! Uh, 9) Arn for cornet, ' "ts * the Last Bo-e of duns jowita” Magi ke t “Lia N hha the bi he is © Cialop ‘ ated Finae TY Tie CeNrRaL Pauw RAtLROAD Company he pbout to la ei) ea She tale tor w pew track ty orth broet, from Oth avounc ist avenue, aud dovre shat ronghtare to UTth street. It ie expected the eare w iL be place? on the track in the consee of wix weeks, wen the Centra) Park Raiiroad will encomp sas the Whoe city, below bith oteet hog Days, —The il notice in rey ard to she * pounding" of dogs tound running at le ree, in she city, withous muzzles Las Leon tamed, Pitty conte will be ipaid for every cause, taken wlive to the toot of 240 street, after Monday, tine the 12,0n which day the ordinance take eel, FaTaL Accipgnt,— Marv and Ca tharine | Gustice tell trom the ad etory window of F sat Slet aroct to the L) elinadtlen ol. itl) My) yoe Hospital, where Mary died soon after admission. It ia feared that the other cannot survive. Was appointed Commissioner, and proceeds imme. diately to Washington to exerute the commission, Crrtixa A PRAcK CAKK.—An interesting © The case stands over till Monday next. coremony occurred on Thureday evening Inet at the residence of Mr, Aaa L. Bhipman, in Yorkville. During the firet monthe of the rebellion Mrs, 8, com. pounded a fruit cake of ample diinensions, which was wt mide to be cut only when our cause should prove triumphant, and peace and National unity Again pre- vail throughout the land, It having been determined that the thine had arrived when the “€ of Peace” could be eafely released fiom ite lone obseurity, a number of ladies and rentiemen aseetubled on the evening above mentioned participate in the pasri- otle celebration, After a few hours devoted to suppor and conversational intercourse, the company were nabored into a room iwost ¢ajuleitely festooned with finge and oruamente; the cotive walle being covered with thease artietieslly arrainved draperies, while flowers of cvery hue were profusely scattered around, flero. amid @ bel of rower, repowed the bure cake, standing berite which was H, P. Allen, Esq., who epoke in substance aa followe: Propsne. Tovited to make afew remarke npon this interesting I deem tt only necersary to way thar thie cake telore us may te considered ap typity- Ing the h pea Of the nation, whieh having been tally realised are tow permitted tocalmly enioy, she whee honde prepared it dd + ye of the dark the countryta hist fecoutaged aud almoat Neverthe ) ber foith in the ‘ rivht acd justices over wron and oppression wae estrone, And that fach, which may be agid to have heen eushrined in thie evke, was not ouly her's bat that of the entire North, And now, we who have @o- gern bled here rhea! he anew to our hearte thie be: ferron that n jt fe though tt runy be sorely feet and persecuted, vordie while strong ame and faichfus hearte # forth in ite detence, Mi, Bbipwan, enpported by Mr, Tramball Frotth, then advaverd and cutihe cake, during the perfor. mance ef which cersmony the whole company joined fo singing “ My Country, ‘tia of Thee The cake was then narsod ebout the room, and the peseant evening was brought toa close bya dance in which old and » oung took part, Gnranp Loner, PF. & A, M.—Last Day.— After prayer, verterday, (he Moet Worshpful James Jenkinson, Representative of the Grand Lodve of Treland, read a letter from the M. W, Ile Grace the (uke of Leinster, Grand Master of Marons in ‘hat country, wiving an account of the progress of the craft there, and expres*ine horror and Indlenation at the assassination of Preeident Lincoln, ‘The communes tion was ordered on file, The installation of officers waethe next busine in order, This solemn erre- Irony took up sere time At the atrernoon version, Many binve rtor stricken, ultinete oh of Brother tarry seymour, Graud Misterot the Kite of Memphis, was naumitted to the floor, and donaced one hundred and fifty dollar to the Hall and Asylom Fund, which donation. was arc . The Com. » Appoule offered a report in. relation Brother who had been riplined by Grand Lodge, A lone cebnie evened, Y oreenttet an the adoption ef the Report of the Commitiee, confirming the action of the tL. The subetance of the report being purely masonic M. W. Bros. Lewin, Simone and Commitiee on Foreion rrand Master announced the vated offices: RW, Gurin Welch, al: RW. bdinund Lb, Judson, G. Stan- er; WoL Clay Preston, G. sword Bearer ; RK. W, Joseph H, Toone and James Burne and W. A, B. Rirchotfer, and Sanuel R Kham, (rand Brew. ards; W. Win. T. Woodrntl, Senios Girand [eacon ; Geo, It, Ravinond. Jumor Grand Pom, The Com. mittee on binance presented their renory, from which the followiny fa extincted The euro of #1000 to be donated to the Foard of Reliefof New York , $500 to th the Western Distiet, and $44 fo the Eastern District of Brooklyn, and in addition $1,000 was or- dered donated New York and Boooklyn (W, 1)), for individual tuasons apply ue for arsietance provided the Grand Marshal rhoutd be entiafied that it wae mee led, M. W. Jolin L. Lewis trom the Comtnittee on Fortin Correspon reported adversely to granting the pravero: roan presented by certain lodges ing under the Hambureh Grand Lodge, to be res cognized by thie Grand Lodge. By so doing the re- port insieted that the Grand Loige of New York would surrender ite own rights, When these Breth- ren should wiel to ublte with our Grand Loder, Oaee ‘the muet just ennenier their Hamburch Warrant, Committe po fenee presente provini t of the and of no interest to nun-mason. wlere Hon was paged to neceps the custody of the Cosmopolitan Library, whieh had been told to the Cosmopolitan Arsociation, by M. to Broth- er Robert Morrie, and to leave it to the Grand Master to make euch dispottion of it aa he might think proper, ‘The Grand that he bad appointed the Lecturers ee Judicial District, Re W. Wn Wood raf, lon W. War, W, Freemanot Brooklyn, The Right) Worshipful and Rev. F.C, Ewen, of Chrieve Church, (Episcopal) in this elty, was then duly iostailed as Grend Chapiain, The Grand Lodge wasthen clowed in anmpe tom. and with prayer by Grand Chapiain Fwer, who, attera short extempore prayer, used the collect from the ecopal Liturey, “Dicect us, O Lord, in all our doings,” except the last which were chonged to eult & Masonic gather- ine where all religions are represented, ‘The coliect Waa worded as toilowe: “liiect us O Lord, in all our doings with thy moat gracious favor, and fur- ther ue wiih thy continual help, that in all our works bevan, con'inued and ended in shee, we way vlorify thy ne. and tinally, throuch the exer. cite of faith, hope and charity, w+ Le received into the Urand Lodge above, at thy meht hand, Agen,” fAllihe breshren.) “so more it be.” ‘The Grand Marehal then made proclamation in the East, Woat and South, as follows. “Brethren—By order of the Moet Worslipiul Grand Maeter of Ancieut, Free aud Accepted one of the Stave of New Y ; York, | now declare this Grand Lodye closed in anip e torn.” Sr, Francis XNavirn’s Connvor.—A large number of the parents and friend: of the students warombled atl P.M. yerterday, to hear seme literary exercises, The orators were generally very proficent in thelr reveral pcces end evinced much learning ud research, The following was the programme, which was Interspersed with excellent imusic : Prologne........ Bellow Lettie . Minutes of the b. LS... Lecturer announced owing Assistant Gran: Nawara, Murphy. : 5. Shanuon, Epic Poetry Ciryden) coe Rigney, Homer The tiltad.”....46 Hed. Zimmer, WF. Ore, Varting of Andromache aad Hector Virgil he #ueid, iv ‘ Heetows Appariion to neu Death of Miaain ‘ i, P. Keilly, J. Aliiuagn, KR, Browne, Fen lon Petemochus Mod. Mahony, Arvantoo and Pancies (in Nod. Hughes, bt) ton W. Ut, Crain, Parndia’ Lost RBypilogue......... 1, M, MeCarthy, Tu Sons or TeMprnayer will bold w meet. injunction wekea by H.W, Gootyear, reeteaining Aus. tin i. Day from taxing hurd rubber, holding that | defendeuts had no rich: to continue a business in- | friusing on the Goodyesr patents, THE BrBONG C\o%—1y the Superior Court yester- day, Peter R. Si:eng wae eranted a commission to exa ine Mr, becretary siunton and General Foster, Mir Mubuth Di daredosivis Mae Glock of the Guar Hosonanry Disenangen.—The arrest of Chas, 11, Uhrich, sileeed chief of the Past Brooklyn gang of counterfeiters, will be remembered, Yererday bis care came before Comminsiones s tiliwell of thie city, who, after bearing the evidence of the principal wit- ners for the prosecution, abandoued the case and dis- charred the prisoner, Extnaonpi any Venoiet.—In the Supreme Court yeeterday, James Lynch, Recciver, cued Joun Ken. nedy for $675 45 for gaudy delivered to the Kecviver's Judat, Debtor, The defence eet up was, that the woods had Leen bought for, and delivered to ope Richardeon, whoee uote the pliintiff tad agreed to reeofthedebt. The piaintiff replied he only took it aa collatcal, The jury having found for vefendant, the Juve remarked that t! Verdict wae the moss extraoriioary he had ever heard, and allowed a motion to be made ou the min- Utes to set aside the verdict Tua Foanest Divonce Caar.—In the U, 8, Cireult Court yusterday, Mr, Edwin Forrest filed a bill for 4n injunction agatust the (a Trust Company Mr. Forrest. to restrain the Trust Oo. from paying over the alimony adindged to Mre Forrest, and to substantially reopen the action between himself and and Mre. | oir The erounds taken that Mr feet wae not areed cnto! thie state or eiihim its ju Hedietion when the action s@unet hii wy ee meenced, and that the Superior Cou.thad under th constitutlen of thie Stare uo venerale quite juide tion, and none whatever in divorce, tlio 4b | tone were urcued | efore the Courtot A, peaie 0} a State but Mr Forrest Inime that be bad a right to bave there questions, and e pec.a y that dori e cil, pasred op by the LS. Cousts. Me J. Ven Buren aud Mr. Brady ior compininauy Mr. Neleo LCL for respondent, Wiis Pe One hae adi ae During the part week the Sarre. : sot the follow ing on. Prat or, t Amelin Whe leer, bdw 1 Miller, je, Naney A ouy, Ben) Fullivan, my 1 Waterbury. Simwon sail Dunn, Caroline tHe FE, Cow perthwait, ALS. Baro Count ov Genanan Bravos’ ~The following pris- oners were rentenced by Keeorder Motiman, yester+ day. in the Court of Geners. ue John A, McNamarn, convicted of forgere tn the third degen AA eeheenced 0 State Pritou tor th yeas Michael bai fof ep atten atyerand larceny, was ae ite Polson tor two are aud four mont Porter MeOathey, convic of ainud Inreeay, wae pent bo st oe Dylon tor two years John Kuthver, convicted of oin berzliug money fiom hia employer, enry Mai dard, was eentt Peuitentiar two month . Fecdiaand chel, convicted of su atte Iniceny, was rent to the Pealtentiar Judge Rurseil sentenced the tollowing p: Mary Tay lor, conv Lof attempt ot crand larceny, waesent to City Prison for four months, an! fined $50 y Crogan, convicted of grand iarcen Waa seat to State Prison for one year Charl BF. MeCready, convicied of ea atiempt at eran ia) ceny,waseent to the Penitentiary for one year, acd wt erend se year, woners: fined #1y Jobn Ricey, conviered of having a eauiied James B.Chites, was fined # sud James Bagh the rane offence, ¢5t bat auenginerr, pleaded @uiity (9) an attetnpe at rape on Bridget Duddy, on the night of May Zuth. Kemauded, Pontoe Lsiriiivescr.-- The Arson and Con. epiracy Investigation... The examination of Juc‘ah Pierce, John W. Truman, Wm, Findon and Luther N. Puller, charged with arson, and an atrempt to defrand the insurance companics, Io firing the prem- fees No. 4 Bric Buiidines, waa continued, yeaterdas, in the Court of Special Sessions, before Ju tice Dowling. Lbheodore Crane wee recalled by Marshal Baber, who asked him to etate the eires under whieh le bad loans to Pierce ou stotod at Nos, 50 aud Warren street, ou rtorage, receipts given by Luther N, Puiler and C, B Colton, treo, Chattio obvected to the question, aiming that Mr, Pierce had given hail, and had passed out of the jucisdiction of the Cours, Judge Dowling noticed the obiection, and the examination wae clored, se far are coucemmed, ‘The terth ) heir case will be sent to the taand Jiy which wih! pase upon ib according 60 iteterite, The exminination of bladon aud Fuller wae postpouod until next week, Stealing a Coach and Horses,—On Tucaday, James Anderson and Joha Johuson etole, as charged. the horses and conch of Mr. John Thersy, of No, 266 Ninth street, which were standing in Tmuane street, near Brondway, The alleced thieves were subsequently arrested in the upper partof the city, with the pro- perty in their porsersion, Justice Ledwith commited the accused for tial, Daring Thieves. —Yesterday afternoon, while Myer Gotueib, doing business at 2oT East Houston street, was counting some money, @ stranger eutered and asked the her vilege of looking ata newspaper. Soon after another man entered and aeked the price of some flour, when Mr. Gottieib lett lis money on the desk and etepped to the rear of the evore to show the man the flour, While he was so aved the first stranger arose and etepped to the desk, seized $516, with whieh her He was foxtantly followed by his alleged ne Mr. Giottie:b purmucd the latter and arrested him, The other man escaped with the money, Arvest of an Escaped Conv ~Ou Thursday morning, Martin Toole, a convict, escaped from Bing Bing, and fled to Mount Elsco, a etation on the Hud- ton River Ki ilroad, where le took the cars for New York, While parsing throuvh the tunnel between the depot and sld street, Toole waa recoenized hy ofticer MeCosken of the 29th Preciuct, who returned ironer back toSiue Sting, About tive years ago ‘Toole wus convicted of manslaughter, and sentenced toState rrisoa for 12 years and eix Woutls, leaving him over? years to run, Arvest af River Thievrea,— Wm, Lone, Faward Branagan, John Shee and Wm. Rylan, were arrested yeaterday, by ofticor Thompson, af the 7th Precinct, charged with sreni ng one hundred boxes of tin trom tho ship st, Ma lying at pler 40, b. R., belonging to Thelpe, Dodge & Co. A portion of the goods have been red. Justice Maneticid cotmumitted the accused aniunation. Bold Robvery.-On Thursday evening, @ man as- saulted Mr. Lawrence G. Golding In 42 eet, Hoar Lith avenue, and etoile his gold wate and chain, with Jing Kave an alar LOMteer veth Preeinet, arrested the thiet, who was conuiitted fortrial, In bie tight Le passed the sloleu Bioperty Wo An aecotmplice, eee ND BROOKLYN, Tuk Provosr Manrsiac's Orrice Be LYN. This institution will soon be things thatwere, All the the wheel which turned ont unwilling eoldiere f army, is to be eold at auction on Monday next IN Nee furniture i tt 1@ Tue PRICAN ‘ONFERENCE. —The Ing at Cooper Institute, on tuesday eventag, wheg | 28% AFBicaN M, E, Convent T sddlesere will bee vered by ton, B. Uihe and | 4th Annual Coute.ence of the N.Y. African M, F. | ore Hh tid OF the cause ot Peruposmuce he ea. ' 7 nnwencod yoaterd m , release will commence at S.ciclouk Courch, commenced ite serviece gate vy morning in the Bridge ptreet African M. Be, Chareh AMUSEMENTS, chniches were rey a4, he Rev, ia prerided. ana K ! Mins M © continues to attract } un lary the proceeding + Monday eho will appear as Fanchon ina OOK. OVerel sen, at roan ade by F. Lobin, ¥ Madar i | the en, it was edthatt Mm boot Madaine Charlotte | commence atv A. Mend adjourn at LPM. The ane Yes's great drm Hew "(ihe Cries | bualrermon waa peenched in the afternoon be Key Harrivo # come extempor.neona woog: | Me Pattereon, “Lie Conierence will continue for t 41 & short aud ib ws ar le eae isvogaved tor @ ehort (ile, aud 5 ieO apie , * . , greaine ' The Menore i tar Woovs,—The Cor- ‘ onday, booapway Toeatay.-On Monday a ehort anmmor ite re laveetsation wap coutin aed oat evening Preven IL commence et this place of amnsement | Ubree ¥ ituesee were examined, Catharine Murtay, wa Whetetor och narber te Mrs 11. Watalu Oily Stes, Charlee fows | Hinw Wheisou and Glatano Lucctes|, a barber, all t 'U, Watk auow company. “Ihe Peas | UYine 8s No. 38 Forsyth ativet, New Yo Ms Tt ape ” ft ted fom thetrevidence, that Deoctati, the mur. » ! ot ant bake ao 5 Qaurely rohan an deca te esrorue of thie Luce Lovet as thee ne pie . PA god apoihes met red AQ ouw be ‘oni, a” > eo s~ Hoy Cusre Large audie | GH bee te EO nm te live ab Now df Pees th etreet as Lara? Wy # ousseutto thee gee "hae rh. os heer AttenG the eetal dehnent mi hts A\neone th Oem Hd Hot se o Know of (he tice: unl hew peturesmdded ae jouteen photograpia of Dr, AY, but the treet gions of Luce 1 Wie k ok ; wie @f etAD ey dn enothes a thro Katie's Molar ft apedttion ine doubtos the ehuie, Whe stom tertined tha eb rie COURTS sepevith Ballondouion the saturday night or the 4 : I ; Wuicer ant abet lis manne, was de usual, Lieber : oti ag Cor or five " ’ H : | t Uven.-bor dive days past once } tes fied that heal: with Bollandom: that nahtaad has bee ‘ the U8. District Court, brouches j that Whetoon ane tue withee Mu ’ in guothe by the * bed Sates to confiscate certatn ecoston, | & Toh ne alro dented 60 Mmproper Connery " slued at " . «i with Mire Mutras. whieh bosh the women tostifle Valued at #6 0%) on the ground that the cotton wee | to, ‘The result is an unegsietactory ove aa to the MMiebaced from vebels in Texas in 1568, Defence | ysiue ol the eyigence, [he exauiigation wil be con> Ciniimed that the cotton was Mexican, purebased in | UHued at 41. Ml, on Monday, | Mataiooras, The jury were unable to agrec, and were ARREST OF ALLEGED SWINDLins,— Yester- yesierday discharged day atternoon # man named Whittese,, alias Pie Isbin Reviin Case Dremen.—Yesterday, | “Brooklyn Bil,” aud two alleged confederates, named Judve Nelwon, of the U8, Clreuit Court, erated the | Rooney and Woodinff, were taken betore Justice Walter, on ¢ Inint of a Mie, Massey, who resides in Brith sty 1 2. Utis charmed that Mra. Moe « n desor and thatthe above porties pinved the roleof Governuent de fives, and by their pep Potutions detrauded the d fondant ot the. am of her hu », for che pretended release at. The partios wore a: ed by F ofthe ATth Precinct, while, aa allevod, i © act ot “heating her ont of the mor abel WSanuution Was Postpymed watt Luceday Greece sy Liowrervo,—Daring the than- der storm of Inst evening « farmer named John Dip- pel, residing on the old Schenck farm, corner of Bush- wick avenue and Johnson street, FE. D., was struck by lightning while in bir orchard, and now lies in a eriti- cal state. The electric fluid etruck hia head and de- ecended his back, branching off at his lege aad going through hie boot« tore them off his feet, The left an- Kile was bwily incersted, and the epine is paralysed, The recovery of the injured man ta donttful, About the same time, and near the aame place « farm hand whie driving @ wagon, wae aleo etruck but not bal in ured; (he fluid however, took one of the wheels o the cart he was driving. Sertors Accipent,—Yesterday afternoon, some laborers were bolsting some iron pilates inte Polley's Distillery, the chain atteched eave way, and twores, Nauwed Owen sulivan and John Cowen were wverciy ininred by the telling plates. Dr, North attended the injured men, Misstsc,—A son of Mrs. Van Buren, 129 Seventh atieotw EB. . Lea been iniesing for three weeks Tie is 12 6 of ave, and was last seen in New York Sureine,— Margaret Griffin, residing at No, B04 tiicke atreet, committed suicide on Thareday night Ly taking a dose of areenic, The cause is not kuown, Decensed wae lS years of age, Your Idle Daaghters. Ty ManvAnvrn. Yor, every one of them, idle, al fequentixv, senaial and unrefined, qaimte taste, do they! oN ult, and show white fingers an they crochet or play the pianc. And } what if they do shine in the opera-hox, or the con- cert-room and theater, ag the | retty B.'s? -everybody who knows them atall, knows them as four idle +. The ventiemen who, captives ofa passing al! apen them attimes, know that from tilulght they pase tn ea liv, uselesa } sat thelr mother lived in the kitchen tll her face ta careworn, and her feet ready to fail with fa- ti. OF it must bea bad thing to have four: idle davehters, not one of whom ia w ling to leasen the burden of expense by even» trivial employ-« ment; not one of them willing to wash a musiin or propare steal, Useless cunberers ofthe “round hful, ani, cons Dresa in ex- day fane morn: {nobode woult nissa ther were thor i asonable lives to be ent of to-morrow, y Ytobe eiucat tell probat {London is the metropo { clan’, and F je « cupnychmes but the best of all educations mood practical, common sense, genuine self respect, thet should make them binsh for thetrignoble de peadenee, these four idle daughters lack. Itisnat g feel to wash for thernselves—itis not lady liloe to rweep & roomy except for those coarre, common - placa pertons who have been brousht up to work. Anu what, prar, areties? Diechildren of ecmie tuon-place people who labored ae God meant ev tr 5 son an! daughser of Adam should labor, or v penalty of i lene Now they are four great tanls, feeling, louuging and sleeping, They never be ei respectrd or beloved by anyb ody whoee love or respect ia worth & farthing, Al ong as their foolish nother lives she will slaveforth em, humor them, sod please herse!f with the imaui ary belief thatt are ladies; for “they never di i ao stteh of work Ww. @ dies, how maliciot sy the lockers on w.!! sa “Now these four ¢ iris have got to work + I'm glad of Tey will newer find hult we sympathy or respect they muiyhth ave louwed for if they possessed commen sense enotigh toeinploy theruselves. DT lleneas is the nurse of an, end ite not possible for wen or women to be pure aud virions if they lead lives of laziness and iniac- Mvity, Those four idle Gauchters are, conseq temt~ ly, to be looked upon with some suspicion, Itiaa hard saving. but ihe truth, rict purity ig ine compatible with lazitess, Many afair browed girl, With sparkling eyes and engaging smile, is sadly Wantidy inmenutal innecence, Watch the deport meuts of the daughters youknow, Ifathome they are roinimering angels, stoning the cares of the over-sexed inciber, not ashamed to be seen with uprolied sleeves and soiled tnyers: it shey are al- Ways Lusy at sore sweet, agreeable taek, even in whet they deem their idleness, (he outward beauty is the shasiow of the soul, pure, guiel gouble, wo manly, Marry one of them, Tim essentials of a watering plaice may be allit- erasively sumined up thus:—sea, salt, ud, sands ships scells, esilors, mud awiutming, ~~ MARINE NEWS. June 1%-8, Rises, 4 25— 8. Sete, 7 29—11, Water.08 50 OCLEARRD, STEAMSHIPS.John Gibson, Alexandris; J FE hompeson, Baitinore; feutooia Hambure; Helvetia, Liverpool; Ariadne, Norivik; Arago, Port Royal, 5 C, SHIPS. Repnblie, Bremen; Progress, Bt John, N B, City of Brookiyn, st John, N E BAKES-~ LiL Waterman, Falmouth, Ene; Voyager, Buenos Ayres: I owart, Santiago, Cuba: Clen- fregos, Centr ny baler, Havaua; Neptune, Quebee; Keon rbadoes, BRIGS—C b Eaton, Cette: Maria, Para; Lilly, Cow May: Harriet, Cientievoa; Karnak, Matamoras: Dawn ot Day, Cientuogos: Mary Margaiety Matamoras; Ed- miiston Hros, Yarmouth, NS, BCHOONERS—Anna Myrick, Boston; Margaret Anu, Tampico; Duke of Newenstle, St John, N Bid Morton, do; Larriet Samantha, Crooked Istand, WF reetow nny Lind, Newbern; Jae n, Baltimore; Ocean Belle, Hoaton; Comet, do; Independenee, st John, NB; AM Chadwick, Cow Tsay; A Richards, 5t Marye Pla; Ida A Jayne, Waeh- ington; Anne Lloyd, Snow Hill, ARRIVED. STPAMSHIPS—Cortica, Havana; Wm Fletcher, Fortress Monroe; Pilernm, (barge) Fortress Monroe; Com Morria, Hampton Roads; Huron, Norfolk, Va; Northero Licht, fhiladelphin: Matanzas, Savannah; thos Vowel, Fortress Monroe, SHIPS-Wm F Storer, Liv'l; Monarch of the Sea, do, BARKS Pride of the sea, Matamoras: ‘Traveler, Rio Janeiro; J Cummin of London, trom Levhorn; PO Warwie Kio Janeiro; Albina, New Orleans; Montezuma, Barbadoes; Princeton, Demarara: Mary E Libby, Cardeuae; St James, Angestura, BRIGS-Sperkling Sea, Cow Bay; Henrietta, Ber- muds, Salinus, Pernimbuco; Virginia New Oreaus; Cacijuo, Kio tirande, BUILLOONFRS MO Paine, Lingan: Saladin, Care thaveow: A W Collins, Georgetown, J Grant, oydney; EM ¥ abet rt for Salem; J 8 Curtis, Phil Hartte.d; Norton, Klizabethport for Ba Philadelphia fox Harwich; © H Moi rt for Hovton; Helen P Mille, "hilnee wohaven: F Hall, Philadelphia tor or ‘Three Sisters. Port nee; silver Bear, Par ira Mose acksonv) John Spright, Virwinit; Lerus, St dago: Caroline Cornelia, Jaek- sonvide: © k vy, Seu Enapre & Sackville, N 1; Dolph yivcater, NS Holinesa, Newpost for Blige be : eau Chief, ‘hone doun Snow, Tang nt zalethpor ‘or New Haven: W t ' i New Tlayen; R Beal Caigie; | Joroph . Eizabethport tor Salem, " f A eatA at Poo Late tor Classification, A FEW YOUNG LADIES CAN BE fAeoninota es with Loard at 243 Bixth ave. bet, A ci WD STTLATION FoR A GOOD COOW A aud was inet be eit AMeriCAD, Geltiady Fiesch or knglish, tmquire 1b0'9 East 28d et. Gel | Balt 'S GENUINE AND INIMITABLE HAIR DYE! PRICK FIFTY CONLS PER BOX This Dye etands hicher inthe estimation of the pobd? than aay osher usuutactured, [tte luetane teneous, the cvlor bene eet se -oon as applied, ( ed bairiseonve (ed in ¢ a beautial BLACK BROWN. without buuey the hairorekin, Ts de hor wash off u: e Au peasant fecling apo sing, @ od is witout 1 contradiction, bret, DAL OS land Cilbal’esl Mair Dye manu Isc ured | Manutactrred and for sale (wholesale and retail) at | No, 46 south second st, Williamaturcgh, To be nad }atretall, ot Drugpde's, allover the ccuntry an | RAkBEK SHOP TO LET=STAND AND gue fixtures cor s reasonable, | Apply cor, Och et. and ONNEa DL, a5 | BY WANTED TO OPEN OYSTERS, AND | undestan! tending bar, Apply cor 50th at | and 8 DP. CONNELL, B55 | TOR A LIQUOR STORE IN TAR 4 lath Ward, App.y 2) Marion st, bet. Spring and Broone, Sattetactory reasons given for selling ' out—ue the propiletor is in other business. bis THE NEFORMATION WANTED OF wherestouts of MARGARET SEALE, by her cousin, J 8. THOMPast Vieuse address THOMP- | DON, Box Ss, san Office, __ B86 ET LINENS, FROM) AUCTION, VERY Cheap, at LAMBER T'S, 543 Greenwich street, Also eheetinys and shirtines pivery reduced prices, Alco op weqyituagul y= ome, OM —— ARINERS’ SAVINGS (INSTITUTION, NO. 1 THIRD AVE, 1p conformit ib the vctof the Legiatature, this institution will hereafter be known by the name of METROPOLIEAN SAVINGS BANK. HOS. Lb STILIMAN, President, LLY W, BNGE Vice Pp: ALLAN HAY, | Vice Presidents, ISAAC T. BMILH, Secretary. METROPOLITAN BAVINGS BANK, No.1 Third a Open daily from a. M. w 21, M.. and op Mond Fednerday and Saturday evenings trom Sto P, Money de onced at this time will be allowed inter Mom the istof July yy B. ort LMAN, President. ALLAN HAY. SV ice-Presidenty ISAAC T. #MITUU, Becretary, METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK, No. 1 Third ave. Late Marivess' Savings Institution, DIVIDEND The Trustees of thie Bauk lave thie day declared dividend of 5 and 6 percent on all deposits entitle thereto, payable on or after the 20th of «uly, eee ee ae President, | aM LLAN HAY, 5 VOer _ ISAAC T. SMITH, Secretary. _ MEDICIVES. ANY PERSON WHO 18 FOND OF LIQUOR uray be cured of the desire for it, by come triend ‘unknown 1 heed be) to the drinker FAMOUS TeMPERANCE Price one tr. Vor sab at 65 Division et; 2 highth av and Zs1 Hudeon rt, New York; Haves, 175 Fulton et. and Milue's, 217) Fulton st, Brooklyn, and Bt 46 South Cd et. Williameburch | N B.—Reware of imitwtions which sicken those to whom they ue ow given p® KING, LATE SURGRON IN THR army, has bad 20 yeare experiouce Ly cfes,he . tal aud Aimy preet ean be cousai at 534 Broads Way. 4 doors above Spring et, nearly opposite the St, holm Hotel 380 Nic D)X5rersta— ASTONISHING CURES ARB inily made by the use of that excellent remedy, Dr. sinfth's DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILATOR, Tt has heen t the Publ orthe inst 20 rear, no perseveced with, and the direcs owed, has never tailed in a lugle case, 18 ly upon the bowels, ceiving renewed vigor te creating nachand braces up the whole avetem Every one of sedentary hab mit were new life should try ft, and all who are troubled with Lis spepela should use it, Depot—46 South secoud #& Wiliainge Vrice One Doliar per bottle. One oe bureh, FF ‘KLES, TAN AND PIMPI RE- = tuved at once, t use of | PHAM'S Frecki Tan aga Mrpie Bat tr Piice b0eonts. Soild by BARNS, 21 Park Kow, and HELMBOLD, 694 Browiway, 450 AIR UPROOTED FROM ALL PARTS OF the body in $ minutes, without Injury to th kin, by UPHAM'S Depilatory Powder, Aek or ser eae tere Hag? mene Henan: and take no other, Price 1, Soi ARNE “ and HELMBOLD, 504 Broadway, ot Pat Howe HE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLOR the Hair, Whickers and Mourtache a be: ful nck or brown Tt consista of only one preparation, wior will pot t reneh out, Ouly 6) centea lox, Seld by BARN 21 Park Row, and HELMBOLD, 451 Lr, CELL'S POWDERS 504 Broudway, a "PAGK No MORE OF HIGH PRICES— ATL the nt patent medicines sold at LO eente each; all the vite gold ag Go cente: and all the $1 98 90 centa each, Arerta Schenek's aud Ta'way's Miseters, Masnette | Wiieht's Syandteth Ville, A e I Hicock's Po ‘ ry Ge, at W ‘al, Sursaparille I jvorator, Lowns. lay Bterline's Ambrosin, &e., &e, at 90 ck's Muimonic Syrup and Sea Weed Toe Buchu and ieaperilia wt #1 each; choapps quarts, at #1 1e., an Medicines in market at equally low Central nt Me Depot, 149 Woorter and Laureus ete. N.¥. Wy JOWELL, Proprietor, 47 - ‘PUE WOMAN'S INFIRMARY FOR THE A TREATMENT OF INTERNAL DISK 8. This desirable “ House of Healing’ is open for pre tients a6 all seasons of the yenr, and i# in the moet healthy sud attractive lucationon the Laland, being but fifteen minutes’ drive from the Park, aud’ nec le by the follow 5 routes .~ Hudsou River treing end's Saraap : Sche m benile Wolte'’s Schiecam 3 wll other Pot opping at det, Station, Harlen traine to 125t on the 4th enue, in connection with a line of staves, which aleo connect with all the following routes, conveying parsonvere tothe [nfinmary gater—. ‘The Od Avenue care, sunning every five minutes fiom the City Hall to 120thet, which is the point from which the above eines atart, The Zl Avenue care to 126th et. oue block owe. of the stave route, The sth 0 1vbthet. Every ten riinutes, Steam pry hour tiom Peek Slip and 10h «6b. te t., Harlem, One-third of the caves are treated eratultously, 000g HYATT’S SWISS LINIMENT FOR aece of ache, eprain, bruive or pain, Only MG a cents per bottle, Hyattte went Causes with certaiuty, diarrhea, col th Swine Linin crampe, &c, DEN FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED With or without extracting the roota trom. $> and uy watde, Gold, sliver, and cement fillings, Su cents ind upwards, Extracting without pain, At 158 Beet 13th .. betecen JJ and 4th ave, JOSEPH DODIN, Dene t % “MOST WONDEREUL DISCOVERY —= Teeth extracted withuu. iu or uo char Kesutiful Teeth fueerted, ¥l each, Teetn inearted wit withoutextracting the roota. All operationg warranted, J, JAY VILLIERS, 165 Granda at, tw biocks trom roadway. 8 bi CLEARAN( advances rmimd Co, Times Bullen, “ oe J OTIC F—OFFIC moi rtly obtatued, k eRS’ Liberal S, HOFFMAN & Lb Par EN York, me NCHOR LINE— STEAM TO LIVERPOt Ma GLASGOW AND THE [ISH POR CALBDONTA. Saturday June 17 HIBERNIA... saturday duly 4 Av2V. M,, fiom Mier No.5, North River, Passage rates greatly tecuced, Sony to FRANCIS M..CoONALD & CO, Not wlimg ty Passencers booked through to Liavre, ‘Ha + BBA TOR LIVERPOOL—OLD BLACK BALG Line—The packer sap ISAAO WEBB, will bave qnick dispatch jor the ntove port, be Ante O OF arafte on dae ROYAL BANK Ot TRELAN h.& COMPEY, lf and 115 hOCHE bt, weur becee Sghuy NVLICE—THE STREAMSHIVY PENNSYL. VANSLA. advertivod to ati on Saturday, June 13, will sail on Jhursday, June ts. 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