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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
Passenger Sailed

Ia steamship, rigo for Lire, pooMrs Smith and three chill.
a adnop op and WIFE, a Sii' A. Haasy
Webster ~ Hooley, sem hartwell and three children A A.
j. Gr.. r. johnson W AIDES. Bfevune A Ssae.ssr j. Ash
valid g. onome and wife, w McEroy Hughes, Il. Miller
DR. B9ss'lt, W. guce Rev R Davenport X Miro, Z
EcTot and Wife Miss shorte aud $50 In serrage-rots lsj
In ,,ea@shp i'ago, 10, S9sttaApton and Lasrek L. Cut
Cutting ADD servant Mr. and Mrs H. A. penni.on Miss Gu ting
j. h ". Cutting H. Forsall Mrs. Ehe Mr. aud Mp ]. Little
s sSa Mr. sn Miss a.S1 GG~n Mr. ' a
Randolph, 5. F. GllOn, A. Depi, f. Randolph w A. Broad
Well Bn.ag. Mr. kimberle, Chas Lshtte IsedOe Pi1tAfo
Mexican, Mr. MeeOna c. G Cams 8 C. Ref r. Dad. =
Toasn. aa.ter Tormra. MI Ttdy sspS vSisuo John
SrTsns MI Pernabe and child semple Mrs Jenney A.
.venlsiy A NJ Vita Vito Vita Y Irueba Mrs rnsSs
4 lH.ba g ineba w Mayo, Q. II Middleton, Mr.. .. H.
dton H. mddia,on' Ii. MiadItos Mq RsynSns aid
Gossage Mrs Herman aud two children lhco Nlensnn Mr
Eonnier Mrs Dieden, Mr.. Dez Mis-. A. Bron Miss HYDE
barton jr Mr. Not and lniy, g. Larre A. de Fsz Lar re
T. Psrs6ut and ser,sn, Henrqucz, C. Wobrc c. PHI.
slodf, ; S1rmsr Mr. Corae A. Meier and LADY J. Peps
Kandenrl. Msste Jaidos, Miss A Jardos Miss Jardos
and lady Miss Seyond sister and servant ~ Laco
iscy three ehir.n and servant C. Ty, lady infant ID
A. Chisholni, : Atwood 4. Vouduhn A. DrrI and sdy n
seloy lads and ervat 4 schoer y Debsrry Z Foasr a.
henns :. Weber Fueutos. Nile Banmeaten Mrs stoss.
Mo mi,'ts STOKES se Augustine, sister Gsbruus Mira
hI MI Denim, b. Gra0t g. A. Raymond " B miuser "
Lr,.on, John Lsne' W MSIshman and lady Rev p A. Des
Nnisr ., PePisnry r. 0rosal, T. b. Grcsau, A.
,,Iyah y Ransom and child h. Zeiler Kihuls. a. 'Sa
h'hAidon n sohn lady aud two children Mrs Hereter
~, ~ o ishnu and two Children Mr. Dursnd, w. Pierce
"a .gcS "ear.,ie Kayaak. yor Yasa4-Lieat a.cAuey
Lieut. Truth and k..isu Wilkinson is Rcst, MIR. W. Rsha
La
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Tstals......I7o293 25s5,3f4 2aG555i 1854 1890
The following il a Trustworthy statement of the
funded debt of North Carolina:
Total ....


The the above debt payable the fret days Of
January July this amount RS 7O5 and FIRST days Of
April and October Oh this amount $3,1ll,6 G.
The interest II the above debt is +52), s9S 20.
The State hs Endorsed bonds Of Wilmington and Weldon
Reirosd Company for S2O0,Ool
The prospective debt OF the State account Of Wilmington
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad and Western Extension of
Moth Carolina Railroad may be stated at S500 making tins
actual and prospective debt about : 10 s333O5
this opecyr increase Of indebtedness de-
pend upon which may not arise it cannot be
told should the floating debt of the State at this
time Of small amount be funded and the State called upon
pay he principal Of her Endorsements the Cape Fear aud Deep
River Navigation Company 1t 10 feared she will the foro
going the funded debt will be slightly useased
TIE banks OF Pennsylvania, New jersey, aud Della.
ware, held meeting in Philadelphia yesterday, and
formed association for the prevention Of counter
feting and forgery similar association is in opera
tion in the New-Engand States.
Elsewhere in our columns will be found statement
of the City Funds receipted for by Mr. Pls newly
appointed City Chamberlain, who has fully entered
upon the duties of his trust.
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SATURDAY, June 23-P. 4.


The Stock market was very firm during the session
to-day and in most descriptions Of faoces there
improvement, with large salee Of some Of the most
prominent The impetus given to the market within
the last day two originated in the more favorable
foreign news, and the mo cement has been carried
by the operations of three four Of the influential
buus, who meeting with bat little opposition from
the bears in Central the business moderate and
the quotation was steady at $50. Hudson River was
not active, selling at 49,. Erie dragged and sold
49,, closing 10 bid. Pacific Mail was bid up to 81
without bringing out much stock. The Company are
believed to have brought in amount Of stock equal
the overssue say 100 shares. Panama was amongthe
fImest stocks and tod ar high as 1884, in small lots.
Tie principal interest Of the day was in the
Western shares, which were all better. The scarcity
of cash stock Of Southern Guaranteed and Toledo
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF sEw-YoRK.....Jsyy "A.


seamshps-Yorktown Parish, Norfolk Lud,sm4 Bsinch.n;
AngUs, eodhrr Savannah, = Mi.chin SONG Ksrnsi,
Brownies Havana, H. runsrd Georges Creek, Wss Ba.i
more, u. b. Cromwell Co; Columbia. Berg. ChArlestgn
spoAcd Teston Col Monies No. Gsger Norfoik, &C. B.
Cromwell Co. Patspsco, Vail, Portland, H. b. Cromwell
Co
shp-Undcrwritsr Roberts Liverpool G. Csyow.
bans Stampede Lewis. Gibraltar and a MARKET Hargous
Co Eliza Barss tDI Cooper bermuds Linwood Green Ha-
yana l. H. eager; Heroine NJ keison. Boston.
Bligs-Irs EDDY Remedies, II ID. Brookman g. Cot II.
Jones' Mills Charleston d. c. Murray; Terc.irsuse Dias
Ausra NJ Smith Means Tibbetts ksg,ton H. D. Brook.
uan Go Lucfeta tlr Msxwrn Demsrara snaith Jones
Lorano Uibbs tienfuegOs Trssk Dearborn; Hsuresta
Obj. ], Hodgdon st. Jag. hicCsl Firth.
scBos mrs. Stewart bryant, \, msndo Po Yates Por
trrield Co. Ssr Taylor Boston, master T. Trhiu Bon
nell Or, naoa T. OilnaJtp r. IS Conae, Boston X J. Good
win ChasBge Easwel Antigua, a. j. Knox; 1ropic Wind
Eairp Esssu Daniel 20 w. CIssre (Brl Bethel,
harbor leland Ny Rover Hughes Wilminson AeCresdy,
Not Co; w. baker SteenSD Newbem Jonas SMITH Co
Murrc Hcnson (y Point matter Steele Martin, Peters.
burg Leroy, Osborn Norfolk Hamilton Ogden AeIsndrt.
ssrod Dodge; r. Leeds King Philadelphia, J. w. Nc.
kcr Defiance Bo, nton r. p Buck Coz Bay STATE
Habit, boston. Day 20.
SoopsBlsc kstVHe Al-n Bristol sstsri Frederic Brown
Car, Bristol, master.
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the blesspg # Christian Sabbath, by being allowed
to enjoy u as "day of rest" There was n',hing I"
disturb their quiet except the ceaseess rouod OF the
hammers Of the two-handed workmeu engaged 10 dec
Grating the theater and saloons for the receP
ton of this evening.
The pei sosal frrDds Of the Hon. Townsend Har-
ris the American Minister to Japan, who was formerly
merci AMI, ard the originator of the Free Acadmy,
will be formally presented to the japanese Embassy
tbi. morning at 10 O'clock at the Metropolitan Hotel.
We understand the friends OF Mr.. Harris design TO
send him testimonial MS token Of their appreciation
of his Diplomatic services in japan.
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Steamship Potomac Watson Charleston, ndse TO b. Crom-
Sc JaI s a G &
sh hero En'pp ok n m LveIp q ar WIT. 10.
The experienced shesyy N E. gale from Hat'era' to
50 asp s'S eS. i to Ws S Chase Red W wind.
Thu sath,r most Of be Aa',:gs JuSe at 90 lon w.
Bar. ~ PerO '3c Gotta Palermo % ID day. Win i5 ibs %
BaE New Light ,of baltmore Reynolds Msr.ees May
Gait passed big Killing Wave Hall from rsleriao f,I New
York 18TH lat Il a. Ion 81 H. passed ship Milton o. 'n'ss'n)
buk f. Foster (of Mbridge Brown Rene ios /! days with
&c to snp' earP Had neay 4 Tins ss Toe e eh
msin ops main and fre1pm1st aysss and nad deek
lad of nol4.,s b,osgn adt Sailed in company with brig
Lax Henry Tro, b &c Frssie Newaven 10 hours IN bal
lat iiowbrdgc 80 "a1to"ed 70 'h p'" 'S ''ss-
zig Boaita rers., Malrga May 20 passed Gibraltar a'
Big lof saleml cOud-ld Grand Turk T. L. II days.
Eng 1sar.t CBr Bacan, Liugsn C. b. days. coal to R.
Bdg Encbanre's tBr) Dinsmere Halifax days fish to Fl j.
schr Ransr Orb Allen Jscmel % days. cOhee to Thsck
sshr L. p sHi h Tayl Wilmington, N. c, day. Juns
entirely dssp hr had previously taken OF bye
scz Albert (Br) Langley. Nasuabo, P June sugar and
moasses 10 Maitland thtp Co u lat So ION q vs.
sPos bark szse s Hsnse iGr R ses f., Port
land.
Schr III Metcali Buron Providence days, IL ooH2st
schr. Granite Ledge Carr, bocspoU nah.
Scir. ID. Uskrs. Rowland BrooAnayen days
Schr l. bert, sprnord Rondout for Portland
anal boat s. FIe,Ilan st. Johns, n. b., produce.
Steamer sel.w. Philadelphia aud Cape Nay, mdse
pass to + Perkins.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw Phladelphia- mdse to " Bsgs
Steamer WestcesieE Jones' Providence, mdse and pas to
Isaac Uden.
steamer josephine Green, Philadelphia, mdse 10 Lopez
Kirkpatrick
Steamer oston, selew, Philadelphia.
Steamer Dawn, Perry, New Bedford 49,
Sieantug NJ Russell Lewis New-Hsven II hours With
bars Henry r0~brdge ia ow
SAlLED-S.eunlLps yso tBrl Queenstown aud Liverpool;
Arago Southampton aud havre; Karuak Br Nosu and Ha
aDnah Cous bs ChaIleston forztoEn and
Monticello Norfolk &c Georges CT Baltimore Paspsco,
Portland banks Fergus (Br hn Eliza Bsrss brl Bermuda
bngs Lorans Ci-niuegos Iris Remedios and. others,
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BopY OF An ISFAsT FoUsD.-Ab)ut o'clock
Yesterday morning Officer Msulds discovered the body
Of a male irfant wrapped in sheet, and lying in
Gregory street, near Henderson street, Jersey cry
The child appeared to have been just born aive and
then strapged the body was still warm and marks
about the neck indicated straDgulation. Coroner
Gsftey notified, and impanneled jury,
viewingthe body adjourned until o'clock this even
ing. Meantime DR.. Qudor, City Physician, will make
a uost.mortem examination of the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

How TO Gar OR OF TOwN.-At this season Of the
year, when most FOLKS occasionally take day ia the
country the following lit Of steamboats, leaving and
returning 10 the city ally, will be found useful
A,roA L. I-Masno leaves Fulton Market slip at u, a.
BsiDsErpKI GoSS~Cstane leaves pier Il
BULBS FK,-Tholnas z. Hus leaves Spring pier 10
q ~. O. 5 p. III. returning at l2!, -, % p. IN.
CAIpwEsAurora leaves Jsysreet pier at a. m return
tSiLteE Po1sr-Enoch Dean and Flushing leave Fulton
Market slip NJ 9. IL n p Nj returning at ii M o.
toSKr IsLAxD-NsushOn pier No. North River at 10
DosBs FEWKv-AuIora leaves Jsystreet pier at
ElitARs spoKr-Red Jacket and Wyoming leave pier No
North River at = ~ n returning a. m I'm r e.
and Staten issnder leave whitehall snip 81 10 H. ~
PG ut fsSnHs sys: pier North River at
soE4 Isoi f. Aus spas Street pe
% returning at I9 IL 81 p stree. ~ uer M
E. Hulse leaves Spring street pier
los m 2 D. m; returning at "a, 54p m
HARIEs~syvan Grove sylvan Shore leaves at a. II
- m u, 81 6i p nj returning at y lo M o. IT, o. u
HAsrxes-AuOra leaves Jay street pier at a. returning
HAvEssrKAw-AurOrs leaves Jay street pier at a.
hIe BSpsg-syivsn Shore and Sylvan Grove leaves at g.
81 ~, u. st. 81 p returning at lOs M III ~ S' a.
BuSTKR PoNr-Mattsno leaves Fulton Market slip at ~
M. l. =, So p returning at vt, l0i a M . 1t IN
returning at p Tsinend pier foot Of Barclay street
at 10 d. u. returning at Il p NJ. ,..,-.o 49,
leaves Courtlsndi street pier at ga M
l. A D. m returning at lOl m. o. s. HGguenSt and
Staten islander leave Whitehall ship 6 10 l2 ~ p
M; returning at IO4 a. m, l23 a. Al, 81 p. IN.
NEwBrRsH-Ads leaves Jay street pier at % a. H. return
PKrxsxLIAurors leaves Jay street pier At m; return
1ng at g..
NALLRY-Thorna r. Huse leaves Spring street
pier at 10 m. 2. D. IN. returning az IL IN 3D. p m
POKT AoNAOCTH-Ace Price leaves Robinson street pier 81
81 a IN % p. IN. returning at a d. m, p. m.
PoRT koHSoADtloa leaves Conrtaadt stree pier az e.
m, II 2. returning at Oi m II 81 m hugen9' and
Staten Islander leave nensl slip at g. 10 NJ It 2t p
N. returning at ~ m, H., q, 4, 5. p m.
Jay street pier at q p m re-
turning At 2 p IN ,, . ., q
m 4 A. 81 D. H. returning At q 10 a. q, 81
SING sIstAurcra leaves Jay street pier ut returning
at Y p ~ s.,s-,, -, ,,,,., :, =, II,
hourly from g. q. returning hourly from III
oP.m. 49,. 1890. - -.
ing at p m. ,,, c.Ls,, ,ro ,,yh,.h,
Ain hourly from till r. returning hourly nom
a. M. TIL op , c..e.,, -.
EAxDEksIIT LANpISG--Josephne and SouthheId leave
whiehal shp hourly ~, TIL p u returning houiy
from q til p IN. .o, - -.
At 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

BOLD AID SUCCESSFUL FoRGERY.A man succeeded
in draw ing between $1,000 and 5000 from two BIS
ton banks the Safety Fund and the Exchanged by
forged checks These were executed with the greatest
accuracy and the raj character Of the TRANSACTION was
only discovered through the fact that of the checks
overdrew by few dollars the account OF the party
from whom il purported TO come.
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EXPLOSION OF FIREwoRKs-At6l O'Clock on oa'ur.
day night An explosion occurred in one OF the s~al'
buildings connected with Messrs Bach d Pueotas hre,
work uapufactory, on the corner OF + street ana
Union ayepue, Greenpoint. A workman by the name
f Derrick was slightly injured and property oil The
rnlne of 5000 DESTROYED.
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BERGEN TUssEL.-This work still continues rapidly
advancing coward completion. Between shafts and
and and are the only PLACES where any rock re-
mains TO be excavated and this it s expected, will be
removed during the present month. The shafts have
been arched and two towers erected.
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spoken.

June 81 Bsmsgst bearing w W. spoke bns AIso tof
Bath om Jscisohy Boston also tr mated schooner
Maia Pike iom Baumore for boston by pilot boat Mary
Taylor No. s.
Jrur o. of Baregst brig Msyhawer fom Georgetown tos
Roston days out (bv pilotboat Jane No L.
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THE CROPS on Long IsLAsD.-A letter, dated Easi
Moriches. Suffolk Co.. says: /" 1t is very dry here.
We have not bad any ram IN some time; aud if We do
not have some soon all kinds of crops viii be consd-
.rablv shorteued
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In brig Lacy Darling from sascs ~ p Morton Marcy 9.
G. Copoct John Rot-r Nm. v. Fisher Mr. Thomas Hf-
Bsm., Master n ilii-@. Mary wia.ps Wind. William.
Fowler and lady DR. 5 Kelly. A. Capt n. ESrss1s NJ c.
y. Liyii gs,on Wallace. aud hvo IN the steeras@
PLiip McNslls.
In brig f'aae D,n'On from Pora0corss Carver efPsn-
lystia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

The freight earnings of the Indianapolis and Cincn-
natl Railroad for the ,econd week in June s. $50;
same week last year, 1881. Increase, 81 ,299. The
directors Of the Transit and Minnesota and Pacific
Railroads, both of which advertised by the Gov
ernor OF Minnesota 10 be sold On the I'D inst have
made application for an injunction to restrain the Gov
error from selling The Springfield, Mount Vernon,
and Pittsburgh Railroad has passed into the hands of
receiver-J r. Straughan, late superintendent of the
road Cbas. B. Hall has been appointed receiver of
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railread
Tie shares Of the Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western Railroad having risen to par-an advance Of
20 T. cent from the rates Of two years sinceaud
some Of the Income Convertible Bonds Issued in 1857
having been presented for conversion into stock the
managers have elected pay the said bonds in accord
with the right reserved therein. To provide the
Means for such payment, they propose to issue one
thare of Scrip Stock for every three shares of the
present capital, which shall be ul orsed ont of the
earnings for The six months ending 30th June, diyi-
deDd Of Fix T. cent, equal to - y shsre on the Scrip
Stock The latter will be issued to the several parties
entitled to the same the ID day of JAY proximo on
the payment by them at that time Of the rst install.
ment (Sll on each share. TIE balance will be 70.
qured TO be paid one-half or SIS T. share on the LIST
September next and the remainder on the let Deem
Der next with interest in each case from the st july
Upon the payment of the last instalment certificates
for fri stock will BE- issued and such stock will be en-
titled to any dividends ont of the earnings from and
after LIT July, 1860.
The amount for which Edwin Robinson, President
of the Riclmotd, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Rail.
road, il in default is said to range from $4,000 70
sl7.,oOO He properly which he has made over 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

the evening. There was n numerous attendance a'
each service.
The Iecru1e room Of the warreu-s,reet Methodist
Frscoal Church WAS ,s, dedicated yes erday by the
Rev. Bisnop James. The Rev. T. ~ TOSS III" quo
Rev DIR. Thomson preached IN the ai'erH0'" '''''
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

CosFIRnATIos.-Bi Bishop Bayley of Newark admin
Uttered the rite of confirmation TO 20 persons in the
ST. Joseph r. C. Church, Hudson City, N. j., yester-
day morning.
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IT,, st, "A 2Ol sIs 4oa ia x5sl2 491 b352 So
tolai - 80. $3.50 ,,3,b 1870 '.. SO 459 ~


Tie Philadelphia Ledger gives the following state
men, Of the movement of the anh acite coal trade for
the week and season:
Tie anthracite tunnaae the psst week by the below named
pale. largest thus far Of the season. being t 10
than 1870 The Schuyii Navigation Company II vi"
b. seen still maintains M lead Reading Ra oed and
thou h the increased its tonnage the previous week
over w thousand tuns the Navigation Company did four thou
sand better. Lehigh Valley Railroad also accomplished the
large ncease thousand i've hundred tns its unnags
Of The The Lehsh Navigation increased three
tousand FIVE hundred Broad Top thousand aud
Lykens Valley eight hundd Delaware and Lack wanna ana
Sbaolip Valley OIL Tho demand fO coal continues goi,
and prices inn Ali the indications still favor heavy unnsge
the year Including the tunnase by the Delaware aud bud
three millions hundred and twenty thousand tuns"
Tee following abstract Of Company reports shows
the Coal tunnage for the week and season. compared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

CAR Accommodations II O'Clock yesterday morn,
g younp man named Louis Philips ny one OF
b cars His right foot terribly acers!e
That aspuiation detmed necesssy Acf beng stendeo
by Dr. May he taken TO bis residence corner OF N'"
street and First avenue, NewforE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

A PHYSICIAN occupying large house, would
n be- glad TO TAM CHARGE Of three four lNvALiDs
ads where every attention wonld be afforded Address H
3. n Tribune OfEet,
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Ry Telegraph.

SANDY HooK, June a. sunset No inward hasna vessels
In sight Ship Australia for Liverpool passed out The Bar
ut u o'clock Wind mt dorsto r.. clear.
HIGHLANDS, June 20, sunse.-Stsamer Janaosto~n rom
nodeaie y. = cear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

ARREST or PEDDLERs.-Some twelve persons, be-
longing NewYork and Jersey City have been soted within
Ii eise. -Four tined 20 each, 80 aid the rest d.
charged promise % disseminating their business or taking OUT
a State license Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

DARING BURGLARIEs-At an early hosr on Situr-
aav norins the ~ hing house Of Sauae f. Meeker esq
ths corner u Broadw q, Msguo street. T. d. entered
x bIrsss and robbed f property TO the amount OF $aO
About lie same time and l. supposed by the party the
house Of Mrs C. h. Iue into aud robbed of goojs
OF IA. value OF A25 No arrests have been made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

MISSION OF THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMI
EARY-The Rev. DIR. +. Vlntou preached the firs; an
nual sermon before the Mission Society of the General
Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in st. Peters Church, Twentieth street, near
Ninth avenue. The church was nearly half filled aud
the sermon was doctInal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

the Comp my, 10 vaned n. from $50 600 10 500 OO
Mr. Robinson has resigned the Office Of President OF
the Company, and Peter V. DANIEL, IT,, has been
eboseD President pro ten.
We annex a comparative statement Of the imports
of foreiyn Dry Goods and General Merchandse at
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TIE SUNDAY LAw.-The Sunday law was strictly
observed yesterday. Toe liquor sores have for some
time past been closed and now the newspaper, cigar
and confectionery are alsO closed. News
papers can be obtained at the depots before clock in
the morning, but Lone after that hour. The Ihird
District Police arrested eight persons for exposing
articles for sale early in the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
DIED.

JERSEY CRY POUND One hundred and thirty
three dogs Institution during the last fortnight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

CITY MoRrALIrY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city last week 90, Of which % were adults
and 10 children The retains from the Eastern District
were not received Natives Of tie United States, 55
ireland, Il Scotland, 9; Germany, 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

CHrRcH DEDIcATps.-The WashingtOD-avenue
Baptst Church, situated the corner Of Washington
and Gates avenues, dedicated yesterday morning
The building il Of brick in the Gothic style Of arehi,
lecture, and capable Of sccommoda ing about one
thousand persons The interior is beautifully flushed.
and presents as fine an appearance any church in
the city. The exterior Of the edi6ce is still in in
complete state, the towers, Of which there two,
being raised ar yet no higher than the roof The cost
OF the building Will be about $4,000 considerable
portion Of which has already been raised. Tae dedi
cstOry sermon yesterday morning was preached ey the
pastor, the Rev. C. w. Anable who took for his text
she 18th aud 9th Of Ephesaus. AT the coneln-
sion collection YVES taken up, and considerable
amount was realized. The Rev. j. l.. Hodge held
Sorb In the afternoon, and the Rev. DIR. Lathrop In