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DIED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G.

LEGGETTDrowned from on board the steamer sa,elite IN
The Lever Bay opposite segnines Point Monday June
He eight years old and dressed as follows Black vvs
loose sete pink and white waist light plaid cashmere pant.
For additional Marriages and Dsatks sac Sd Pare.
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MARRIED.

MARS-MARL0W--On Tuesday June d. by the Roy William,
Morris Mr. William A. Mars OF New.York 10 Mia Anna y
NARROW Of Washington, ID. G.
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TASMASY HALL FOR DOUGLAs.-A long but very
shin stretched along the balcony in front
Of Tammany Hall, from North to South yesterday,
bearing he charac,eretically liteiate inscription:
For PRECEDENT. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
For Piee P6estdeaf,,, ,HKRcHBL V. JOHNSON
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THIRTEENTH WARD REPUBLIcASs.-The Republi-
of the Thirteenth Ward and their friends, held
meeting at OnderdOnk Hall, Grand street. last
ing; Thomas c. Gould in the chair. Spirited ad
dresses were made by Mr.. Charles s. Strong Mr.. Nc
Dermott of Greenpoint aud others. The meeting was
enthusiastic and raptur0us
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At the meeting of the General Association of Co,

AT the meeting Of the General Association of Con
necticut, held last week, the following resolution,
among others, was adopted
Re'oiree That the responsibility Of longer continuance Of
Slavery In the United States rests mainly with Christian church
es and ministers and that the Church Anti Slavery Society
which seems to have arisen from this deep CONNECTION shou
have the earnest cooperation Of the friends OF Freedom and
Christianity in its honest attempt array the churches azst
Slavery and procur from them expression OF Christian
adherence of savehodingr
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YACHT RAcE.-Owing to a Misunderstanding as to
the ground to be sailed by the rst-cass boats Of
the jersey City Yacht Club, some two weeks since
portion of them having sailed around buoy No. l5
and others around No. IL, the judges decided that it
was no race and appointed Yesterday afternoon for
another trial The only boats entered yesterday
the DreadDaught, owned by John Baum, and the Col
gate by Mr. c. Grinnen. The following was the time
made from the Clubhouse around buoy No. IL and
return, distance of about % miles, with fine breeze:
Dreadnought, 2 hours, Is minutes and 10 seconds.
Colgate, hours and 30 minutes. The frst-named
boat Was accordingly declared the winner.
CoYFEssIoN or HARDEs.-It ia stated that Harden
is even now writing his confession and that he has
communicated certain portions of It to the taller and
one or two Others The administering of the poison 10
his wife commenced her return to Ramseys, and
was given to her while sitting on his knee during
the endearments OF an apparently loving wife. He
kindly invited her TO partake of apple on which he
had spread arsenic. She uDsuspecngly ate It, remark
ing that it appeared to have something gritty on it, He
replied that IL was nothing There are statements
said to have been made by the prisoner involving his
cIimnality with others who shared his affections. His
purchasing the arsenic at Eason, his using that which
was about the house, are confirmed by Hardens own
words. What is most astonishing the statement that
in the perpeaton of thefc enOrnes Harden does not
seem to have had the slightest computations. lie did
Them without for once thinking that he was doing any
thing very dreadful.
Sunday morning at about o'clock, FIRE discovered In
belonging 10 Gov Pennington and situated In the
his dwelling High street IL twOstory wooden ruc
and used both stable and carriage house IL
three valuable horses and three -four carriages The
discovered by the hostler whose the
second floor and II with considerable difficulty thst be
capped with saeyhe usual mode Of egres being cut OF by
the 1emef Although the AlAun promptly given the FIRE
had obtained such Roadway before the engines arrived that the
building burned 10 the ground. fsvonte horse burned
and sso caisges The property insured for 1850 Ia
the Mechanics Company Of this city The he IL supposed TO
have bten the work Of al ineendilry.
-
SHAD FIsHSG.-The shad hshing in the Delaware,
rear lsmblt,ie "a OVER fo t The three hcnes
ilH Ttec ts.e {. N GIT ab irt y, ! s.gd.
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ANovEL FoRGERY.-For some time past, the Brook
ln Ferry Company have found their receipts diminish
ing without any apparent dminution of the travel
state of things for which the propretos were for some
time unable 10 account, until investigation led to the
discovery that the tickets issued to foot passengers had
been counterfeed by means of very excellent fac
simie Of the genuine ticket, which had been ltho.
gaphed. 1t supposed that revera thousand Of the
counterfeits have been passed off upon the Company
What they win do about it is rather doubtful for it
impossible without close scrunity, to distinguish the
bogus from the genuine tickets.
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Ia schooner Mindora from Laguapa-H Ludmann, lady and
n schooner Sarah NH. from S. Barts-Jos o. Mathews Ne
Loumsgne
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SEVENTH WARD LINCOLN AND HAMLK CAMPAIGN
CLuB.-Ths Club held a meeting at No. 6S East
Broadway, last evening. Although its organization
was only commenced week ago, the attendance was
large and the feeling very enthusiastic But, wiz
was better st the faces of those present vera for
great part new, being those Of D.mecfats and Amer.
cans, at the last PIesidena election. The Chairman
elect Of me Club, VIM. H. Mckinney, was in the chair
George McGan and Charles H. Hall acting as the
regular Secretaries. Stirring speeches were made by
Joseph Hoxie and Charles II. Spencer, esqrs. After
appointing committee to get up outdoor mass
meeting at early day, the Club adjourned in the
best Of spirits, 10 meet at their call.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sESsIONs-JrSR B.-Before Justices
BRowSELL, OSBORN and WELSH.
The followDQ prisOners were tried and eent 10 the

= nc IOIIV"IHS o. w. ~,
months Geo T. Boughton larceny months Thomas Ftz-
gerald larceny, months pohn Ferguson larceny months;
John Ferguson larceny mouths Mary Flanagan larceny
months; Bridget LETTERS larceny months Bernard McGurey,
larceny months; James McCune, larceny months Benz
Smith larceny months Frederick Simmonds and Adam
Wright larceny, months; John Wilson larceny, months.
For assault and battery the following 10 the Island:
Patrick Whalen month James McCune, months James
Nugen month John Williams fined $2o Other prsonera
ndin fhenf or acauftiug than.
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,ster, Charleston, mdse. and pass. 10 spof.

s,esmshp Marion Foster Charleston, mdse and pass spo
Ship Ella Cos. Leghom May rss.ed Gibraltar 18Th marble.
&C. to O5 ID g May q passed The Nader. Islands, went far
1i% Gradually siis, 1'% f
the trades shien we lost wind hauling e w; June s.
stA lat as 50 ~ Ion s. T. s.PsTisnGsd hs. ron
i IP pilot o% bos ss SssS W.
ship Eastern Star of Portland Liverpool days eOs to
Bath om john. n B. for yepoo and oof ss% her sse
Ship Sherman S o Bdpsoa RSo@ Dsss aa
Bss 81 Ms.sG s.'tSSo Rsypr: N..s.
heavy weather. been i N q Haites. with strong n Z.
Brig HOs Circuit days, sugar and mo...e. to
Sss o a M.saIs s1 = o. Rt; .
Brig Rolling Wsve lof FAN River) Han Palermo May mi.
gs s3 T. Jon B'ts Sas a T.
jane Bi ccbst Poa 'Ss s' asy Goa. to
R b sisns. s Smith, Windsor N s. 10 days plaster to J.
6sy,sr St. Ss Bart: J 1a:' IS
Jefferson smith from Liverpool S. days out WIN p .s is S..
pSf S cSass w ..S ,nBsse ssI I lat 81 Ion 81
ssst cq% R Lawrence Csrdenss 10 days. sugar and
schr selah B. Strong Boyd st. B.rt. June O. fu, to Gil.
martin EAP rienced heavy weather the entire passage
sch MnSGTs Of Esen Sargent Lssuaya June hides. COT.
SshI Hsmd09 Gsshn Washington c. days naval store.
ssh Berr,t sayes, Newbern N c. days. naval ..Or.s
sehr 8 Bucki nshsm, Simmer Portland days stone.
scS Bi P p Sase RSend S.s diS stone
scbr Pallas French, Rockland days lime.
Sehr Gsnneu, Fountain Rockland days. lime
s ssT eOssr a Smith WsGs Portland Day. scn.
sohr Missouri, Smith Black Rock for Albany.
schr Ann Caroline Smith. Boston for Albany.
Canal Boat Rspsbie Edwards Canada via ROuses POiGt oats
Steamer ksnneOec Hand Philadelphia and Cape May ndse
and pass to + Perkins.
steams' NewLOndOn, Smith, Nsw-London, md.e 10 E. H..
Rockwell
Steamer Bristol, Allen, Phiadephis, mde to Lopez Kk.
patrick.
enthusiastically Jamestown Norfolk ships Underwater,
Lverpco Southampton Liverpool; Louis Napoleon thznb D.
Hamburg buk' & L. lBrl Mi'smichi Hsroiee, B,.ton.
81 Isgo. From the S. W Spit .hip Matilda, Glasgow.
BEL0W-I ship, banks and bhgs, unknown.
WIND-sun'et, w. 5. W, very light
by Telegraph.
NORFOLK June 9-The biis Wave (Br j from New.York
bound h. the Cape OF Good Hope has arrived In LEAKING
diton. The ship Jane HenderscH at $3.50 wasin very
WASIIIN GTON June 2G-The steamship Monticello from,
Newly reports two storep IN Hampton Roads and
largest Feet Of vessels there, taxing rese T.
BOSTON. June s6-Arved steamers J. Whitney Loyeland
nom SAsannah Ben Deord, Halett from Bamors; ships
az Unon Nckeson nom Cslcuai brig Meteor R@ynsf nom
CHARLESTON, June 2S--The T. s. Mail steamship colan.
ea tsy nom Newfo arrived here al a o'clock this Man
SAVANNAH June 26-The u s. Mail steamship Auxa..,.
nom New York arrived hes wharf at ny O'clock th. fore
All we'll
SANDY HOOK June 26 ,uuset-No vessels IN .lsht Wind
moderate, n w. WsatheT,leer
Disasters, sc.
CHARIgsToS, June 26.IN. schr Robert Hes,y from WI.
10, stop Del wihe e,Iyo h'eleT bound 70 BmOre p0t
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Jusr ss-Bsfor
Judge BErrs.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPxcIAL TERx-Juxn 26-Esfore
Justice BoswoErH ~ filat

The Bridgeport Fire and Marine Insurance Company
ast. Thomas Wilson ct sl-Case settled.
Before Justice HOFFMAN,
James III. Hervy agt. John kerr.-The points are
issue and the Court has not found se called to
examine.
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DISHONEST DoNEsrIC.-A young girl named Mar,
gsret Quealy living In the family
Of Mr. Bruen, in south Sixth street. y. d. arrested
yesterday charge Of grand larceny II alleged that she
stole gold watch money from her employer She
was reanded by Justice Callahan to await examination
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DRowSED MAN IDENTIFIED. - The body of a
drowned picked up at the foot Of Degaw street
Monday night which, from the dress and ticket found In
the Of his clothes identified that Of c. L. Rob
es who committed suicide days since by jumping of
the Cahane street ferry boats An inquest held by
Coroner orton verdict OF found drowned"
dared hv he
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la w INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF OYER AND rERMIsER-Js.. s.-s.fs..
TRIAL or CHRISTIAN HANSEN FOR ARSON.

SNe"@ VI OiEh AMI ILhhINEh-Susn b.-bsfore
TRIAL or CHRISTIAN HANSEN FOR ARSON.
opening Of the Court the extra panel of nrors
D Aosy called up 3s :ss. u q ch aa Hsss
sssisf o 1l i. arson y % a, %Ess Mr. s9ss.sr
tAaoey tsppeared that IN the month u January ss il
prisoner kept saloon No Center street, occupI
ing ss J PS asssS pr x. o.
snd subsequently, ascesined thai The are mad bean -
cess leading upper part of the
The stairs narrow and difficult 70 s.csnd OF descend
Alter the fire. eamphene found all through he houss
@s oss @ % dsp Tier. sss, = %
pss except the b sts s. ss'asss 70 the S9 gu wss
the case was then proceeded wiih = =
By the recent act Of Legislature the penalty this crime
has been fixed at LIE The trial Of the case
fho. Meme. and D. conroy examined bat their en-
Mary Kerns lived next door from her house vss o.
the roof that night. 1870
Mr. Spencer then made eloquent address for the defense.
He offered evidence support Of defense bat he c!siusd
being discrepancy her statements before tbs
and the % and that a reality there was nothing TO
MT Waterbury closed the part Of the people and s.r
Ra hour they rendered verdict Of Not sa
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Jusr S-Bsssrs
Judge BErrs.
IgDIcTMEsT FOR EoUIPPIsG SLAYER.
The Grand Jury presented an indictment against
william Carter Csptsin Of the chScpsr Josspne for equip
cOUNTERFEITERs INDICTED. F.I ...r
Peter Rowe ard Seneca butcher were indicted for
af Richard .as s.
depce showed that the d Inst they wen. into the store Of
dered spurious half dollar payment for drinks Htsr they
arrested bogus halves found Rowe, and
The Commissioner held them for ,s fixing their bail 500
each.
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The LUNATIc AsYLUM.-An injunction has been
upon the Board of Supervisors restraining them from
proceeding with the enlargement Of the Lunatc Asylum at Flat
bush the ground that number of and carpenters
vee restrained putting in estimates for executing the
The number Of estimates is limited to six Hence the
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observation-disclosures Oliver, lad about 10 years of
age, residing at No. Pike street, Rast River,
cidentay drowned last evening" at the foot of Delan
oey street.
young man named Henry Wilbour was drowned
while bathing at the foot of Sixtyfourth street, East
River, last evening. He was seized with cramps aud
sank before assistance could be rendered.
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ht MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
Sun-Rises.. l30 Sets 7:ss Moen-Seh. 26
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. lisa Gov Islsnd. lisa Hsu-0sts.... SIS
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The COMMISSIONERS OF EmIGRATION.-The Board
Supervisors adopted resolution at their last meeting to the
effect that the Law Committee be authorized TO take legal
ceeding collect from the Commissioners Of En-
this county for relief furnished
auper The disputed the
the Commissioners, is about $4,000.
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COURT CALyNDAR-THs DAT

u. .. DIsIKICT COIKI-UHcHHnBeu. -.
SUPREME C0URT-CIRCUIr.-Part I.-Nos. l025,
45 1860 1873 1870 1903 737 49, 1905 1899 1905 1907,
1909 li 6sa sos 1862 $40 Is SOL SIS 7s, 7. $751; iis.
800, 6l3, ii3l
l67 463 275 3d. 1919 122L Pant Nos 6s4 go, So JOG,
ia GAO geo
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YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN USIoS.-This Associa-
ton held an enthusiastic meeting last night at the
Stuyvesant Institute, and was addressed by Judge
Peabody, Col. Beeney, and Mr.. Badger. Judge Pea
body in the of his remarks, pictured the demor-
azaion of the Democratic party and encouraged the
members of the Republican Union to strenuous efforts
in the good cause The exercises were enlvened with
songs by one of the Rail-Spltters' Glee Club.
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by Telegraph.
Disasters, SC.

CHARIgsToN, June 26-T. schr Robert Heaiy from WI.
nil goB Del WI cargo ., hnl.F bound 10 Bslmore COT
ito al Tori lrsi! win rspr -.l'y 'sleusph.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS

sovs OF TEMPERANCE Washington Division, NO.
4 Of BROOKLYN. gave reception, on Monday evening,
70 Josepb Thomas, esq, Most Worthy PatriarSh Of
ENGLAND who was q delegate from Great Britain to
the National Division Sors Of Temperance Which has
,,,, ,,osod 10 sesson in Portland An address of well
cOr,. on behalf of the Sons" wac mS.de by J. N.
stearns, G. W. p of Eastern New-fork, and re-
sponded to by Mr.. Thomaa in short, yet interesting
address, The Order ia in it's infancy in Great Brit
ain yet they have City subordinate divisions four
grand divisions, and national division, and new
diyisions are being constantly formed There are in
the United States about 900 divisions, menu
bers and lady visitors; 53eo0 members have been adj
mi,ted the past year, and the Order is said to be
largely on the increase. The session of the National
Division Just closed was the largest ever held-thrty
States and provinces being represented.
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BRooKLYS CITY CoURT CALEsDAR, Wednesda
juno 21.-Nos 8, 81, %, 80 IS, So so, 81, 30, 81
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CooprR IxsTlTUrE.-Tbe Commencement exercises
Of the classes of the Cooper Union for the Advance
eut Of Science and AIT viii take place In the large
bsl Of the Ipstits,ion on Wednes lay aud Thursday
evenings of this week. On the former, The class OF
vocal music, which has been in attendance on Saturday
evening of each week since Nov l. 1882 will give an
exhibtiop Although it was not originally intended
that vocal music should be made branch of nstruc-
ton in the psttuton the Trustees were induced to In
corporate with tie other the free class of Dr..
Charles A. Gumette which, for some time before the
organization in November had been in progress 10
of the rooms of the building This soon became one of
the most successful departments numbering nearly 400
pupils and throughout the course having average
attendance Of 49, of whom 81 pupils have not missed
single essop The euccess of the school was SO salts
factory that Mr.. Cooper provided for It's use one OF the
largest-sized organ melodeons. The cass was exam
iped on the evening Of June 9 by Messrs. Heary l..
Cutler, II. c. Timm and VIM. Scharfenberg, and their
report viii be read with the reports OF the examna-
tons of the other classes ia the course OF the exercises
on Thursday evening. Nine of the class, we under
stand whstood severe examination as far as thorough
bass and the principles of harmony; and there will be
competent assist ant instructors in the continued course
which Dr. GuiImete s determined shall not 5e inter-
xupted during the Summer.
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sHAD FIsHISG.-The shad hshing in the Delaware
rear LaInbie "a over fo N ,eason. The three acdes
ihsi ptee hs.e G Fht ab 10 lrs.gd.
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NOTICE TO THE BAR.-All issues, whether of Law
or Of fact tried by the Brooklyn City Court will
over until the second Monday Of July.
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TAMxAxY GENERAL CoMMITrEE.-A special meet
ing Of the Tsmmany General Committee was held last
night in Tammany Hall, Mt. PuIdy in the chair
Resolutions were offered indorsing the nomination Of
Douglas and johnson, and speeches were made by
Messr. Belmont, Kenneday, Waterbury, Clancy,
Chandler, Devhn, and others, in support Of them.
Tie resolutions were unanimously adopted. 1t was
then resolved that great ratification meeting should
be held ON Monday night, and committee was ap-
pointed to make the arrangements. Tnere are to be
fireworks music and speeches small piece OF calico,
inscribed with the of Douglas and johnson, was
tmidy put forth from the balcony of Tammany yeser
day. Rather tardy Endorsement that The proceedings
last night were very tame, even the ardent Clancy
being unable to stir up any enthusiasm.
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CRIcKxr-Sr. GEORGE VS.. KINGS CoUYTS.-Th'
great match win be commenced to-day, on the new
ground Elysian Fields, Hoboken.
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