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Chamber or Commerce.


THE NEW REVENUE BILL NOW BEFORE CONGRESS.
The Chamber met ct noon yesterday at the Msrehaas
Bank, Peet'ah Perit, Esq., in the chair.
The following psmed 60 atlemen were elected members
viz.;-Wn. d. Hooker, S. B. Chittsndsn Chss Ely, Wm
Boycs, John h. Lysr Jas. Brce and Richard Bell Mr..
John I. Terry made member of the COMMITTEES on
Arbitration
DAVID OGDEN, from the committee appointed TO report
upon the new revenue laws recently reported to Con-
gress stated that the bill had been duly reviewed and
the result In the opinion OF the committee was any.
thing bus favorable 70 the proposed law The commits
had consulted Secretary Guthrie personally on the
tor and had to Washington for that purpose Their
vsws were also drawn up in the form Of letter. though
as yet they hal received answer The old revenue
law of 1896 was in sections; the was in
chapters and sec ions, an arrangement that added
nothing e its perspicuity but rather made OBJ
scure than 1t was before and besides more than
hundred and fifty amendments had been proposed which
the new law was that it anovei the secrstssy Of tho
Treasury too much authority in specifying what should
be the build of vessels. This should rather be done
quire AL the owners and consignees of vessels to
swear to their maniests the oath Of the chief own
should be enough. Why would it not do to Abo.
lsh all Custom House oathsS II ia cone in England
with Injurious effects and 1t should be tried here.
And again i Is proposed to put FIVE cents ton on
pitfalls, thus shifting the burden from the sail
ors to the merchants. In this port, 5000 600 per
much there any necessity for. Under the law ship
Of 400 tons buIthen would pay 500 year between
New York and Liverpool Another embarrassing restrc
ton in not allowing limited quantities Of sugar and
spirits to be brought no port sugar must be in pack
ages OF 600 lbs 70 be entered Legally nor could less
Their vexstioua provision in timing and selling
vessels for rairg mis-, meanors If the manifest
to incorrectly the would be liable instead
Of the MASTER now In fact throughout every deul
t thrown in the OF the shipper and he made to
fha fha ratv
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Per sOnal Intelligence.

Among the passengers sail the steamer Baltic to-
morrow Eurcps, is Charles K Delavan Esq, Cores
pondiDg Secretary of the Mechanics srute of this
city who intends visit the literary and scientific inst
buttons of Europe before he returns.
Colonel Parker a. French to deliver two lectures
In Cincinnati Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
affairs In Nicaragua.
From Norfolk, in the Steamship .amesovn-AF Albrdge,
aesrs SO ssser. McMesian. as.a,,dss, wS smith,
Iipssx
f ssss tss' ss M Pau
5 & w. 5sy ssa
Sss %ssT M,
MIS- Pay Be and three cbdrsn-snd SO in steerAge.
DEPARTURES.
.n sR p: Master
bobby York Mr. Bs IL and Mrs Bartlett Mr. and Mrs
s9sd On s1s sSss.n
i sns a. i've ss, ar WV M vii .s IL
6ss, Isss Js5s S sssss, II:
W% Msf ssnas
ss s,s ne a snA S% ss
Charles aihp Mes.r q aoaberdv. Robert Wa,erston
sr %aslx Mason sf Partridge 9 a:sss Children
ar hs Melledge Frenze and Charles Marsh,
on Betnp Whipple o, Worcester Itconb and wife,
o Ipswch sherman Pect, OF northampton: MRS Pael,
Nra Anna 6oben Aiss M l. Gboen. of Maine; Dr
Greeley kAf Nh william Leigh Jr, Barry Organ OF
Come cout Mise Kosseau, Messrs Rutherford wife i've
oh, dren ssrvsn rsnuo Holmes anc wife, Michein.
Heire scbre soer Geo wilson y, Byrne Rossesr Ja"ss
Moore ihemss Lever William ccays, James Cornish
and two children. Poeershsw s I'D, Martin q Neg York
Of Charleston; kessr, A Me.er Of M1,ts; VIM au'her
and dsughter Of Belo: Wis Mrs sutherland and two chit
dTen of Wisconsin; Eears Brown and wife, OF Ohicago
Hr'chi1son q montreal; Apdsrso. Tuner john Psi
terscn webb Bessrs Geo &c Simpson OF Torooto
Tbempson, Peck, Walden : 4 Mssser p spsf, and
Cbadwith Jones' of rsnsds Lappsn OF Halifax James
II gs Hsmihon. Francis Kane late British ,cpsu,; Miss
Agpire and Puido of payspa: sayann Hsmmsno Of
Mexco; Rev Reaot, OF Keson Or Turbul and wife
Mesrs Henry winsoy Fp,ga and Beswlck Of London
His Face ebcv Champion. WI liam Meskip Miss sears
Mems wl,m butter o. ENGLAND Dune Of sco:land;
Kevepy 81 Ielar Aessrs u slemers o. Hamburg Jose
tsn,a maria Nazni OF Spain Chapman, OF sweden
| Mrs Ford and Mrs Grsnt Of ssdrss -la
FOR al,fnx-Me@sre NeIedge HAr roy scudder lap
yam, Boston; Iaeo.t Of Connecteu Mrs An ierssn
EC,rteps, A Barclay ard Bsrfows. Of New York; III
Bee mar, Of New reans 1hompscns, Ellison Know.
4 Ian w Cresyet Moren wife daughter and Mrs
s,srs child srd Of Haiifst Dawson and OF
Mon,resl; King OF Canada Bossspge, Of Paris 2s
! Total 1t6
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City Intelligence.

MAsosIc.--At the annual communication o, the Grand
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons Of the State Of New
York held at the Grand Lodge ROOM in this city daring
the present week the following brethren were duly
ee oted grand officers for the ensuing year. and suoss
quentIy Installed ard proclaimed SUCH viz The u
W Jonn L. Lewis, Jr for Grand Master the Rt W. Robt
Macoy D. G. Mas the RI. W. Finay NJ. King, Senior
g. Warden; the Rt. w. James Hyde Junior G.. Warden;
the IT. w. Cnas L. Churop, Gran nd Treasurer the H. W.
James N. Austin Grand Secretary.
ON Wednesday night the steamsug New York, Of the
Schuyler nre, when just below Fort Washington, Pt,
on her WY to Albany, broke her ank and was com
teled TO come anchor. She had fifteen or twenty
bsrQeg in tow, which also ancb pred yesterday
morning, when tue steamer New World passed on her
vay down. Another stesmiug will be 10 tow the
baTge and The n T. will return TO the city for repairs.
TARGET ExcrRsioH-The German American Guard,
Cspt l.. Zimmerman, went on their annual target ex-
curlios Yesterday to Long Island. The company num-
b.red 70 men, rank snd file, ard appeared to much ed
yant,gs Valuable prizes were COMMENCED for on the
oces s4e CT the parade
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DENMARK.

The protocol OF the Danish proposition, 70 which Rus
sa svsen and the Duchy OF odenburg have given their
adhesion IL published bearing date copengasen May g.
II 10 lengthy document it substance being that Den
mark wiz renounoe the Sound and Bets dues Tor thirty
ave millions rix dollars. Ali maritime Powers must give
Assent and Denmark Is to reserve the right -
treat separately with the Powers not represent
ed IN the present negotiations, The compensation
named covers dues both on shipping and cargo. Den
mark demands security for the money and sppor'ions
the same a. follows in round numbers;-DenmAsk her
self 70 par one million two bundred and dty thousand
rix dollars; Austria 5000 Belgum, 100000; Spain
1000 OOO France, $50 900, Great Britain. 10000 600
Norway col 600 oldenbury, $4,000 Netherlands, SoO
900; Prussis 100000; Russia, s,I6o,coo; s'eden
ocC. total 81 500 600: leaving balance Of 3,ooo
COO nix dollars due By Powers above named Fur
ttsr, as ,here exists present difference between Don
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POsire Intelligence.

Tar ALLEGED ExToanoS CASE The examination in the
case of The People va. wlhsm Brown, charged With
perjury en- the complaint OF Cornelius w. Ls-rescs,
Mayor was postponed yesterday account of the sus
ress en- rsgements Of Defendants principal counsel Ths
investigation the case promises " Dc very interesting
Flandreau will ersross great deal public attention
The inysstgaton vas postponed until the Is Instant
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FRANCE.

Baron Hubner has preten ed hts credentials ~ Minister
IRON Austria No residen- Minisuer has yet been ap.
pointed from RussiA-Count crlo ct present performing
the duties.
The Princes Macmillan OF Austria and Oscar Of Swe-
den have attended review and The balls given their
hox BY the Emperor
Tho baptism of the Prince Imperial viii take place
about the niddle of June The Legislative session will
be exter led to wisness the event.
NJ Thisry hstori an Of the Norman Conquest, died at
PArs OF the ed alt.
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RUSSIA.

Navigation was opened at St. Petersburg May 49,
Commercial dvicss yet do not describe any .sria
variation in the OF trade The rate o. exchange
at st. Petersburg was steady. The prohibition OF sx
psrts Of gold continued but expected to DO
moved.
The Empress Dowager of Russia had arrived visit
to her brother the King Of Prussia The Gar had gone
to Warsaw The first English steamer bound to Cron-
sdt called the Tyne has been lost with al her cargo,
on the Island OF Ossl, in the Gulf Of Finland.
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The Fire Observation-Disclosures for a
Parade.

The Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for a
Parade.
A meeting of the foremen from each company of the
Fire Department held last evening" At Firem rs
Hail. in Mercer street. for the purpose of e!ectirg officers
for the ensuing year. and also for making tons
for the annual parade
The present incumbents in Office, James Burhams, Jr
of Hose Company No. a. Vice President and James F.
Nenman, Assistant Engineer secretary, reelected
After transacing unimportant business the sub
jec Of an annual paads was then placed before the
members.
It was m.ved that tie annual parade Of the dep art
ment should take place, which wa. agreed to.
1t then moved that the 18th OF October next be
the day appointed for the interesting event Agreed TO-
Mr.. Lyons, Of Hose Co. No. 9 then offered the follow
ing resolutions
l. Re,oved That company shall be permitted to form in
2s e
with more men than entitled 70 sy law that no person
enled that privilege neither shall perron who has
the badge Of active exempt service be permitted
Resolved. That the marshals of the day arc hereby in
have the above utiona strictly enforced
not all pa atabe to some OF the down Town
panes because The friends and runners
of those would be excluded from the ropes
Mr.. LEONARD, OF Engine Company No. 81 moved that
the words neither shall any person who has not pro-
cured the badge Of active exempt be permitted
TO join procession y which occurred in the I'd
solution, be stricken ont. Lost
Several amendments intended to kill the resolutions
we're then offered, but we're lost.
The first resolution was upon vote OF the house. car
red By aIge majority.
Am.mber moved to lay the second resolution on the
liable. Agreed to.
The third resolution, with slight amendment was
then carried.
Mr. JOHN SMITH then offered the following resolution
Re,olyed that the several companies OF department.
the occasion OF the parade shall pc entitled to the following
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THE EAST.

TIE evacuation Of the Crmss, by the French proceeds
rapidly Letters to Nay 10 state that the Russians had
hung several Tsrtars for assisting the allies Some had
also been sent into exile and others condemned TO work
the roads for Life The scurvy had appeared In the
English regiments. A banquet had been given to Sir
Colin Campbell Peace has proclaimed ct TAs.
The capture Of the Crsassian village of Sunech and
Fix thousand cattle by the Russians, Ia confirmed.
Letters from Corfu report the Ionian Islands quiet.
There is dourishiDg crop OF olives, and currants
promise well.
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Naval InteIliQeuce,
Court Calendar-This INV.

BuPRxm CoURT-Circuit.-N 2479, 24l2 1902 1852,
e3l 1851 1902 1884 1914 1896, 1896, 1347 1857 1885,
2616, l943, 31T3
49, 10.
sUrn1oR CouRr-Nos. so2 ll6, esa $685. 1862, AGO. 45s,
464, $685. 1885, 647, 98 $685. AS $685. t84 $685. 621 1853,
64s, 31s, ae3 SOL, 81, COL, ATS, IS, 679. 2O2
COMMON PIEAs-Parr l.-Nos. sos, 348, 70s no, ia,
27S 726 727 72S 1885, 49, 1853, 750 760, 761 Part e.
Nos TAB to 767.
UNITED Stairs DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 10, so. 80, "a to
81, 40, AZ.
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The Slaves Testimonial.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

AIKEN, S. g., JUICE 2, 1856
For the benefit Of the abolitionsts, ! would state
briefly that the slaves Tor portion OF them In the
eltv AZ Columbia have raised themselves s2 for
the rurtose OF presenting the Hon. r s. Brooks with
fitting test,no al for defending the right Of the
bic AND white headed Senator from south Carolina.
fStIB-CRIRFR
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mark and Great Britain that may delay settlement,
Russia agrees 10 keep open her offer condition Of the
other Powers dongthe The document is signed BY
Buhme, Tepgoborski, and LAgerhsim.
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FOft o. new xOfk, June ., lSJOs
g1EARED.
so sSSs As wnA hse
sss Sa5 Co.
o
BIS Stevens Steven Peter, Peters,
Brig Brig 9.sla , Blanchard JsSEs0nyls.a Buck Co
sss sss %;Ssss:s! aasSIss5sss 81 Co.
ss ss Ksih Penny Bahia s.pisr. Johnson AGO.
schr Colgate. Seaman, Baltimore MAILER, Lord Que
scbr John Roe Hammond, Baltimore MAILER. Lord Que
sehr IeU.ss,e Crqxer, Phiadslphis. Jas Hand.
scIr louisa Dyer, Jsmi Janis; Salem q Hatch.
scSr T Esor DIE hs gS,O1ws Lsris
sloop Thos Hull Hull Bristol A. .e. w u r,o.,
Steamship jamestown Parrish Norfolk &c hours with mdss
Ship 1s p Reed Q. a.liows No, ps.rborn Antwerp.
81 9Th ndse "a and sGs to BAILEY
Hih sugar to Gsbsl!os Eh MI Double Headed Shot
bari Ajaer andersen, ROTTERDAM and Lisbon % day.
the passsgs 25h ut L.. % o. lon So & passed wstsroggsa
sh yellow ip.ds appeared 70 about tons Sar.asa
ss ns ss he
e. and grass on her sides and bottom s ut la
8 SS ssse May y? VIII
Eeson Son Sailed company with bark Broher for New
Ss xs s: VIII ss1s ss
Brsss,s from centusgss Tor New YOra ,.v. "a
To- tsys with oranges and lemons to Chamberlain &o bin
Brg Youpr America (of Plymouth Aass, Rogers Palermo
April passed Glib altar 26'h with oranges emons, DC, 10
order.
B,s Lucy Hcyweod (of BANGOR Sweet Messins, March Is
passec Gibraltar April TO- with fruit Pisbury Sandford
Brig kando phi o boson). Parrit Ponce PR. May e. With
Rig Hudson toi searsporp. Blanchard Havana i4days.
with molasses. - q 3 Stephanscp; vessel 10 master
Brg snderer Br Shaw, Windsor, NJ 10 days. with pas
ter 10
Bros died tof Charleston Paddock, Savanna Ia Mar IS
days wi ogvood, &C. TO LeAycrs Co. Both u Lat b IL,
lon O spoke brig Scotland of Portland days FROM Oarde
for Boston.
sehr Hampton Fddens, Virginia.
Schr Palestine. Coombs, Alexandria.
Schr n Jopea Wooster, Franklin. me-
Schr Thos Potter Glover Fal River for FhladS1i8a.
Propeller Osceola Aldrhge, Providence.
Propeller WapsuA Nye, kew Bedford.
Propeller Decatur, Geer. Norwich
One bark, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Illinois, Aspnwa Pajsra del OceAno GSp), Ha.
vnna d anchored at Quarantine).
Wind during he day from to BE.
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cENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrfsa.
trottng match for 81 600 three mile heats between
r. NJ LADY Riley and g. Trustee. came of on Tuesday
afternoon The mare won in two heats. Trustee was
lame in the on leg stu he made capital race The
betting was four and five to the mare. The fol
lowing Ia SUMMARY
TUESDAY, June 4-rrot,ing match 81 900, three mile
heats.
n PGrer named r. n Lady Riley TO wagon ......
H. Woodruff named . e Trustee lin harness. .....2
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herald marine Corrsspondoncs.


PHILADELPHIA, June 5-Arr steamer Boston, Clark.
Yorh Gardner 0rgents Sicily brig Two Boys.
u oper Charleston.
Foster, Crowr Bostoa schs Orion, snih, do; Farnum.
Bsber, Providence.
HliscelansOus and DAAastern.
eup PyrrnHorF Of Salem from Charleston HAyAna be.
fora epoIed lest Abaco stated In letter from Capt
Peatedy Capt Dyer having reuvnod home from Chare
toni have sr7ck upon Abaco reefs Ut AM I'm u The
second tine che ncx she huocks9 on her became
Az bsS Ave feet water her hold and seven feet AT
ali practicable The lower hold being fu
Peabody atiribnes The loss OF the ship ~ wester
Peter sog superior ship Of COZ hilt by Hail.
Fsa Feat Poson valued At $40 0O0 and SsuYea for thai
amsuIi Of which $1,000 at the Mercspte Marine Office,
tor 5000 At the Oriental ONCE IA No
freight money. She WAS IN ballast,
surF BAILEY. Koopman eblch len Havana on the Goth
u bourd W Tree with 1925 boxes sugar. leaving port
The WIND Hb from NIX and sroug current Getting shoye
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SPAIN

The democrats had brought forward vote of csnsure
on Il gover respecting the recent troubles at Va
Iencis, but 1t WAS nega,ived oy large majority.
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On MOTION the Board of Assistant Engineers ap
pointed Grand Msrehas the cAsion and power
given hepp make the necessary preparations for the
forth coming parade.
The meeting then adjourned.
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PRUSSIA.

A postal convention has been sgosd between Pruss
and the nited States
Herr yong Roschon has been sentenced to five years
imprisonment in the for bis recent duel with the
Niulster OF Police
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PASSENGERS BY THE NIAGARA.
BrOoxlyn city News.

WATER FOR BRooKLYS.-O On Wednesday evening the
Common Council of Brooklyn held another sSesia meet;
ing Tor the purpose of considering the qusst Of sub
scrbrg 70 the sock of the Nassau Water Company. The
cons grafton OF the Vail OF proposed
tract between the water company and Wslr q, was
umed in Committees OF the Whole. Several amend
mems pressed through by the friends OF the coon
pany notwithstanding vigorous opposition on the part
Of Aldermen Fowler AND Kalbfeisch. The committee
accepted N asse the report Of he Water Commit
tee, amended, -ss adopted by the following vote
Ayes Aldermen Pennett Cashav, Pel, ONeil, Fowler
Oakley Dohsrty Cssss e1 At~atsr, Bergen Campbell
Fsnch.r, Shaw, Bscthouse, Walsh Bsnnon, Mulsahey,
Huntley Woglom, sWitn, Exmes, MARI, DAvh Bliss.
"a. Noes-Akermen WArdwel, Fowler Whiting Hud-
SON Van Brunt Iinstey Snyder, Raiphs Kaibasisch9.
The matter thus eventually opposed Of after having
occupied the attention OF the Board for many sees The
amount Of stock to be subscribed by the city 81 00
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MlssRSI fMTErs. List OF letters advertised in the
Baltimore Spr remaining in the BAltmor Post Office
forIPhiladelphia houses, June 3, 1876
Bolton, yandervern Co. ". Parham Il Co.
c. IT. Deninger. Il b. Rowland Il Co.
Winners & Changes.
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Wnliamsburg City News.

McXsDLARf fIRz AT NEwrowS.-ruesday morning,
shortly after II O'Clock are broke out at Ne wtown
village, In the stables owned occupied by George
hesssroe Brothers. propretcs Of the Eswtown limo of
stages The fire company Of the village turned out but
their engine had been dssgnedly disabled probably by
the person who had SGT the stables FIRE The flames
spread rapidly and in short time tho stables horse
three omnibuses and qusatty of feed were consumed
The stables were in close proximity to the Nswtowa
Hotel, and while the proprietor (Wm. Aershoa) and
others engaged removing the furniture the sleep
ing room Of Mr.. hershon catered by some person.
and $50 was stolen stranger who found lurking
around and who refused to give any account Of himself
was arrested suspicion Of having set the stables
FIRE.
DRowxD.-On Tuesday afternoon . OF Mr.. Miles
1vsney, baker, the corner Of Pearl and Nassau
streets, Brooklyn sged eighteen years, crowned
while ON pleasure excursion, In sail boat Fort
Hamilton, In company with three others. He
young man of very steady habits and highly respected
by al who knew him. His body has not yet boon re-
covered
Naval Intelligence.
The new steam frigste Roanoke taken out Of the
dry dock yesterday at 10 oc aud placed under the
shears preparatory to hosting in her boilers machine
ny, &c-No.foM Herald Jlne4
AMERICAN SPY IN CANADA Toronto paper
says rife in that city few days to the
effect that United States naval Off had arrived there
and had been making examination Of the bay and tho
city.
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The West Point Examinations

The following is the programme Of examinations of
the Cadets At West Point:-
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New YORK, June s, 1856.

ALMANAC NEW YoN-rHU DAT.
0uN RISE. % IL 10
suN SETS. II MoH ii Y
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' circular reports partial cscne the
lower Qualities of about d. per h. while fair and mid
ding ptons in tderate demand at tbs prices
advised per Africa. The sales OF the week ated
81 400 bales including 200 speculation and TOO to
expor The sales Friday. the Esd. estimated
at 600 bales of which spectators and porters took
about 4,000 the market CT sing firm. and with tenden
cy towards improvement. The following the au-
thorized quotations.
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IRkUAL OF TEE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
THKE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

News Generally Unimportant.
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phs .eh, velocity. nucFna, NYork 3;si. Matilda snsn,
NOBLE May ga marx and schooner Reported coming in,
ps%f K,e s%,, @ 1e the BRIG HANG
ssrs rssarS fo.,' ss 1s Aur.s,
soa1e m ns I'd S
ssps wasp storey and Prince Arthur w5ns Liverpool;
e gsv;. Ssns.1, Wls%. Eyogs Realm Euns
pool, ceean sBrem assssGn srsnsn '0" Dyer lver'
brig Nausea Re,se 6o s ssirs ri To:
sso S. Cd
Bapse And Ceme .ins; 2h ships SerS npore and Abbott
NORFOLK. june schr Ncssry ,n Sicxe r,on Bon.
NEW BEDFORD. Juns 3-Ar ,csr otus Quincy wMs.
ham for %I New y. Yoe. via Proyidsncs
tor winheon, NO seir Rnelns 10 s6 Boot from ON ssM
Big selah; sch-s aode. Rod jar Mary jane Grace Grid
SE% wI.l 81 s4rs hs Richard Gordon Cog.
sS.
ai: ~ vss. % ~: fsy
Lake Gsd NYo Oh u ssgah do. = -"'
cs
%; sS,aa orssn Bag, Axasdas Eabss.
GO sprns ',ssa :ssss
PSsaepn IfsS Cs.s sOps,
CO. CO. . YORK; oops Mary Brush Young and
yos ssn,s oregon H.S nYS.;
RICHMOND, srpe s-Arr schrs Mary Godfrey, and
sHvASsA6H Map STAR brig Ben punnine Look New
wsr.tsm, Tssson Robins,p nvori; Kate Brshan jerks
fOs ag Isy n Nyos cd ;cs so % us !,
ncF Ssn' c AF ans s'r sa
nsy.Is s.hr. H.e 0:nGy Fargo s%v CO.. Helene,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-14
The Diamond Island Hunters.

Last week party of sportsman, numbering
fifteen and provided with plenty of provisions
and good cook to do them up nicely, went
to Diamond Island, twenty-five miles below
here, on hunting expedition. They took
passage on the little "Sportsman," and had a
pleasant trip Of it notwithstanding the bars
They camped out. and had delightful time
generally, as eCe can vouch for, although the
coming election hurried us home before the
camp broke up. The party arrived home at
an early hour yesterday morning. They kill
ed no large game, but might have brought
home couple barrels of squirrels and fish if
they could have been kept. One day portion
of the company killed 145 squirrels, and caught
any quantity of fine bass and salmon. After
the experience Of this party, it will be singu-
lar il parties do not leave Evansville every fall
on expeditions of this kind. They are delight
full, and pleasant variety in anybody's life
The little steamer Sportsman is great con-
venience on such occasions at present.