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Number remaining June Ii, 1860
SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO-
CITATION

An enthusiastic meeting of this Association was held
ast night at Lincoln Hall, corner of Bouston and
Allen sreeis President OLssrEAD in the chair, r. Is.
BOYD, Secretary.
Considerable discussion ensued upon the question of
adopting the Constitution of the Association, but the
matter finally laid over until the next meeting.
Col. PINCKSEY, a delegate from the Sixth Congress
ional District TO the Chicago Convention made brief
report of his :" Stewardship" and said that be was
orr, he could not have reported before, but he was
unable TO do the association had not held regu-
lar meeting since the nominations Were made. He
alluded TO the enthusiasm displayed throughout tn,
West for Lincoln and Hamln and he felt assured that
they would be triunphantly elected.
Supervisor LITTLE offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted and with nine cheers
Reaired, That the members Of the Seventeenth ard
Eepe5nn Association heartily approve Of the action Of tho
late NaoI II Republican Convention which ia
May last and hereby ratify the u~mnaton of Abraham
Lincoln oT President and Hannibal .mn for Vice,
he'oirod That viii ali honoab. 20 secure the
tup plant success Of the Republican candidates at the ensuing
election
kred That in the OF standard a. above va
recognize able and undertaking Republicans whose success Will
secure ho best EteIe'ts Of the wb0le country.
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

The Commissioners of Charities and Corrections met
yesterday afternoon at the ROtunda. President Draper
in the chair Absentee Mr.. GriBnel. After the read
ing and approval of the minutes the report Of the Com
mittee of the whole was read We make the follow
ing extracts:
The report says that from the 18th the 2st June inclusive
lea persons males aud females have been transferred TO the
Work Honse Baekwels Island from the City Prison. to which
place they committed for days intemperance and
Migrants disoTdery to out the unexpred
their commitment This Commission will endeayor to
hek the repeated incarceration Of these yoaters of morality
ard decency In the City Prison. and the strong of the law
WILL without exception reach them to its full extent and
often they committed for these ohenes prompt will
be the punishment In theis transfer to BaekwePs Island where
by hard labor 10 be there performed they may extent
the City for the expense incurred in their support and
" the evils continued to be INDUCED in trust that the
fear Of the seventy Of this viii induce them pursue
these ofene In private The following the number Of
times the prisoners have been committed to the City Prison:
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CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.
n,vre nv THE DEATH OF JOSEPH BLUNT

ppoCPEDINCs on THE DEATH OF JOSEPH BLUNT
The Club met at the headquarters, No. ~ Broad
wsy last night, and after the usual business, Mr. W.
II. Far offered the following resolutions:
Res.d .e Central Campaign Club learn with r2,ouna
rsure Of the des of one Of their Vice Presidents joseph
ara IA, the lose of such at this time IL pslulty W az
deplored, when his experience, WISDOM ana nnu'i'o ~
needed. .-.,,,,d. bfs treat
Reored TIA. the Club remember with gratitude n Let
a. rvce IN tbe pary that be OF tue earrs,
suppoters OF n. publican principles ss now deuneo ~
that his ability presrence, and devotrdness VEL
ls ved when In 1854, at Saratoga al the Jsnai
Tonvsntio, he drew M the original resohtiohA m
which the accepted canon " '"' ty In
New.York and induced imitation elsewhere. -,
m So,,ant mi lie office entities his official 10 adniraiyn
ma ~ tbe ii alton Of all who would sefyp the State
Realized That committee Of tsreo be empowered convey
these solutions the relatives OF the dcccsed accomplished
with the expression Of their respectful sympathy.
Nessrs Field, GwiD, MacOmber, Elder, and Dayton,
sustained the resolutions when the CHAIRaAs TO ro>
pose their adoption, said knew Joseph Blunt Tor %
wears intimately, and was al ways with him politically
Ills example worthy of being initiated by all, and
ia a bright model Tor the young men men coming up 10
be tire rollers of the country. He then reviewed the
course of Mr. Blunt and called upon the meeting,
which was large, TO rice and adopt the resolutions
unanimously, which was done; and Committee OF
Three was appointed to wait upon the relatives of The
deceased and 10 publish the resolutions in all the city
papers, and in The Aibsny Eceaing Journal.
Mr. FIELD then introduced Mr.. Thomas B. Carroll
of Troy who will for the future act in this city as the
Corresponding Secretary of the Club
Mr.. CARROLL then addressed the meeting. The y lee
Club sang, and several speakers addressed the meet
ipp
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The u. s. Steam Frisae Niagara hluls into the
stream the Brooklyn Navy Yard, this forenoon, 10
receive a reinforcement Of TO men who are TO com
plete her crew. and replace deserters of whom about
20 have been reported
In order 10 ascertain the nature Of some shoals ia
the North River the surveying schooner Varino has
been ordered TO repair TO and examine them. She
will leave Brooklyn shortly. Another vessel of the
Coast Survey, the steamer Bibb Is detailed for service
on the coast Of Maine She was yesterday taken OH
" the Sections" at jersey City to be overbaued.
The Marine Garrison of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
consists at present of about 50 rank and file. The
Marines who were recently attached 10 the brig-of-
war Perry viii be paid off to-day at the barracks.
The Navy Department being DESTROYS to have the
steam sloop Richmond completed as soon as possible
our Norfolk correspondent says that every exerion is
being put forth 10 finish her speedily. She goes TO the
Mediterranean, where we have just now only the
steam gun-bo Iroquos, the Macedonian being on her
way home. The British forces on that station consist
of % vessels carrying $50 guns aud $500 men; the
French ~ vessels manned by upward OF 1000 men,
leside several Russian, Spanish, Dutch, and other
national ships American citizens are said TO desire an
increase in our naval forces in the south OF Europe
dnriDg the present critical state Of affairs.
Our Philadelphia reporter writes that the trial trip
Of the Paunee down the Bay was satisfactory,
although her engines, which work well, wereshot
rigidy tested She reached the mouth Of the Della
ware on the 10th.
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Arrived.

Steamship Asia (Br) Lott Liverpool o. oueeE-
Buoy passed ships Hsryet Ellen Austin New YORK;
10TH OF Tuks' passed steamship Europa Of Mnih.sd passed
ADgo-saxon bound E. l7tb p n passed sohr Elabe
Ann Of Proyneetown fishing 10Th Ps..ed ship co.sf
Newcastle: Am of the battery At 7ss a A..
Steamship Yorktown Parrish Richmond Norfolk &e.. md.e
aud pass TO Ludlsm Hcncken Experienced heavy " L
Bark Trio NorJ BIyn, Newcastle 90 days, mdse to r. ,.
ses Li a, Sa ss' Sas a 70
e S lon &C. Ss sisai r. sn ,.ss sss
flag With red eros. on stripe being horizontal and tn
pine boards and psnk at Is miles s. T. from Sandy Hook
Brfc SoSI tof EasiportI IndTss II DAVIS
IGgwood to Brett Sen Co june "a chacoessue bearing
and topsai jus, projecting above water
Brig Wreath, Rander, aaehiAs days lumber 70 Simpson
Bis Alpha (Br) Holmes Windsor N. s., days plaster to
Big B. King (BE, COall Windsor N s. 10 Day. plaster
Brig Bermuda DR. Of Sunderland Hail. Gibraltar 81 days,
mdse TO Giro Francia
Brig Hylas, Pre.,y; RondCut, coal for Boston
coal F. Cunard Had thick fosy weather nearly the Whoa
Mary, Boyd Lubec sday. plaster to Jon Boyu.
sehT Potomac, Little Franklin. Me- days lumber to h
schr Mary Mankn, Besrse Boston days via Sandy IfoOs,
schr Ruby Tracy, Arroyo p R. l. days m0ases to Bcs
scir. Gr.pite state, Hsle Boston mdse to s W. Levi.
schr Sarah Gardner Gardner Providence for Eanbehpor
schk. Mary Emily pibble. Portland stone.
Schr. Joseph Hall, Cole, Portland stone.
schr. J. III. NoIthsm, Reed. Portland, stone.
schr. Augusta, Hutchings Boston for Albany.
schr. Augusta. Kelly. Maiden for New Bedford
Schr. Lacon. Bearse. Boston.
SchF. Chariot -, New Haven.
schr. Hero Wells Rondout, coal for Boston.
schr. Mary Elizabeth, sesrs, Roxhury . days.
schr. George Emily, Herring Norsak dayS
sehr Vintage Coemsn Boston for Albany.
sohr ~ A. Anderson, krauss, Virginia days, wood.
schr. Y. A. Conkln, Soper Virgins days, wood
seer vermil9a, Emery baltimore day. e'sl
Sohr. 4. Van Clraf, Holmes Baltimore days. coat
kloop Thos Hnll Hull, Providence days mise master
sloop Rhode Island, Termination Providence
Allen.
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia and Cape May. md.
and pass &c r. Perkins.
Steamer Pane Wilson. Philadelphia mdse Lopez Kirs-
patrick.
Steamer Black Diamond, Allen Philadelphia B,ass 10
N. Briggs.
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia md.c 30 Lopez
Kirkpatrick.
Steamer AlbarOss, Jones Providence mdse TO l. oSeL
shLED-Sts smships Prince Albert Orb Galway Roancas
Norok Huntsville Savannah ship Golden state san Francis
and anchored at 8 w Spit bark. yaover Bsrbedoes NJ
H. Gas'on, DO brig Anita damon. Kingston
"IND-Dwing the day, n. r.. sunset g. T.
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nv Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK. Juns 2 sunset Steamship Prisee Aieet
for a cleared the Bar AZ 20 p m, bound 0e hdE
going Up Bay Wind moderate from the $. E. weather
cloudy
HIGHLANDS June Fl, sunsetNo vessels In sight bound
In. Wind s. r.. ftesh weather cloudy
FORT HAMILTON June 81 sunsct-One hern. brig con-
ing the Lower Bay and another the Hook Wi mod
crate: dark and cloudy
NEWPORT Jure eo-ATr schrs. Sarah Ann Roe BskeT on
Philadelphia for Boston; Oregon Nash. and Rowland fIom
New-fofk.
BOSTON June q Arr. ship q. Psten. Mitchell. csaisi
hmk Jehu Dawes. Palermo, brgs LIsbe, Colby, MeSsna;
Evergreen, Dakn, Cienfnegos.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

MEASURING WoRAs on Cry TaEEs.-A lady de-
sres us to say that she adopted the following simple
expedent to rid her trees Of these disageeabe hang
ing pests: She takes pole and beats the limbs of the
tree 80 as to jar the worms and them to fall TO
the ground, after which they may be easily destroyed
by sweeping them into pile and treating them to
shower Of boiling water. Care should, Of course, be
used not to bruise the tender bark of The limbs as to
niIiet permanent injury.
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LEr-AvEyUE SABBATH SCHOOL GRAND JUBILEE
The grand jubilee strawberry aud floral festival of the
ee-ayenue Sabbath School is 10 be held in the beauti-
full grove of j. Carson Brevoor, esq, Bedford, H. l.,
next Wednesday. The programme, which is arranged
in neat little pamphlet of 10 pages, with pictorial
covers promises certainly inbilant time
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THE TURF-FASHION COURSE.
THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY, June 2l.-The day was lovely for trip
tothe course, cool and cloudy, and the roads without
dust. The attendance moderate and the same
order and deoorum which have marked each prior day
were observable yesterday. Ladies were there, and
eraced the stand and filed their carriages scattered
over the closelymown sod of the grounds enlivenng
the scene by their presence. Where they are in mod
esy there is decorn; there is an added charm to
manly sports.
The first race was Of mile heats, best three in FIVE
for which Pauline Rosa Bonhe1r, and Starbeam
showed. Rosa had it all her own way, and won
easily in three heats.
PRoPRIKroRs PuRsE-S40i mile heats best three in hvo
p. c. Bush CD. Pauline years. iOl lbs. .......2
j. T. Monnots cb. Stsrbeam years, 81 hs........5
Time; min. 50 sec-1 min 59s sec q min. 2 sec
The second race of three.mie heats, for which
came to The post Throgsneck and Irona. There was
but a single heat, Irona being drawn after the first
thus terminating the
SUMMARY
Propretor's Purse, 81 GO-Three- mile Heats.
c. 5. Lloyd's Throgsneck years. l0i b......l
Thos Doswes {rona, years, Ill f6.......2 dr.
Time, 6:H
The great four.me race takes place to-day. We
append the programme;
LAST DAY-FoURxILR HEtTs-Also Handicap, mile -anl-a
half dash and Two mile heats fo horses beaten during the meet
ing; six entries for the meand aha race, which viii be
started -Four subscribers to the FourMe Heat-Nicholas
mile heats; all that have been beaten during the
meeting have a right TO fart.
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Pr rTsssFE BUILDING COMsIssIoSERs.-The I'M
,Gsj su;;ding Commission have fully organized,
and in the daily discharge Of the duties conferred
upOnrsiem by the Legislature. They have a room in
the Jooper Institute, No. %, where clerk is always
attendance to receive the reports of the Inspectors
attached to the Commission, es well as outside com
pIain.y Each CT the Inspectors has separate dis
trict, for which he is held responsible. When COM
PLAINS are received they make thorough exam ma,
ton of the building in question and report to Mn.
Phillips, the Superintendent who that such action
IL taken as may be necessary.
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Various improvements hsye been made Bellevue Hospital
Directions have been given that all the keepers shall
and nom tie Island by the regular that the time Of t
absence from duty be known Prisoners will hereafter be
conveyed the river I'm the Pcnitentry boi Naou
other nPToNene in about the Peitentary
grounds
The Lunoo Asylum l. being painted and the clothing Of the
inmates ordered 10 be made % the Penitentiary
Preparations In progress for the extension of the Work
House at occrped the Island Hospital The several
budn. being and put Ia good order for the
fort OF the children The securities Of Mess Murphy Co
and Felix Campbell contractors for supplying boilers,
clineTy Gc. have been examined and found salts sc'ory.
The payment of l89 o. by the United States Marshal
board prisoners from l Of January both Of June 1879 Is
also the receipt OF two books from Mr. DAILY late
Warden OF Bellevue
communication has been received from the Commissioners
OF Emigration relative TO the appointment of Committee
settle The matter betweeu the two Boards.
The reporC was adopted
Various papers and resolutions were read and re-
ferred TO the Committee of the Whole.
The weekly ia no 10
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Jrss q.
Cleared.

steanishps-Prnee Albert (BI) Prowse Galway, American
Express Co. Roanoke Couch Ri hmond. LudAm Hencien
Hu sville, stsnnard savannah, n. D. Cromwell Co.
Shp-Golden STATE Rsnett San Francisco John J. Earle
Baks-N H. bastou, Parmee Barbados Bishop Brother,
Gerhard tOld) FENCES Bremen, Ruger Bros.
Bng-A Gilbert tBrh Burgess, Windsor, n s., d. X De
wolf. Union (Brl Smith Windsor ~ g., d. r. Devcf Ian
reta Jackson, Accra snd a market. rrssk Dearborn
schooners-Norih State Horton Savannah MCresdy Mot
Co Mercena Crockett Boston master; Whistler Prssbuy,
Taunt. masters y saitery Cooper Charleston, McCead
Mott Co.
st. amer-Ironsides Vsudeveer Philadelphia W. DslIel,
Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia.
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Disasters, &c.

THH BRIG RANDOLPH previously reported ashore MidHs
Ground Cape Henry merely touched got of with the d
and proceeded on her voyage.
EisISonE June The ship Golden Eagle. After being
paired and that part Of the destined Tor Newyo Sesns
reloaded sailed ffom the morning Of the "a lost
The shp Noa Of Boston nom Cronsad let this port Il the
time. .
Cyarna Of Boston sailed the afternoon OF he ga eeA Geo
Cronstadt, foT Boson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

Mr. swARfz preferred a charge against John Lam
br4kt one of the Vce-PresideEts Of the Association,
M ping that he Democrat, and had. at the last
election. worked against the Republican parry
Mr.. OLIVER. and Others thought that II charges
were made, they should be reduced 10 writing and eu-
tered upon the minutes.
After come discussion, the matter was referred 70
sneeaI committee Of FIVE, and the Association adj
iourped.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

sVADAf-scHooL EXCLUSION Yesterday morning
the GLARS, teachers, and friends of the Trinity NJ r.
'hurch, Jersey City to the number Of three hundred
proceeded to Norris Grove, near Railway, n j., on
their annual picnic excursion. They were under the
supervision Of j, W. Woodruff, esq. Owing to tho
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Passengers Sailed

IL steamship Prince beyr for Gdipdy-J Mscay, James
Conway London Miss Mexican Cookstown; Mr. stebb, ST.
Johns; Mrs. Doolsn LoDgord A Murray Ednogrgh NJ ana
Mrs FanDgton Armsgh j C0nroy, StsEesown Tho. White,
Ennisyle Russell Edinburgh Mr. and Mrs smms Liver
pools W. Bosby Glasgow Right Rev Mr. hsp9n2ash' 81
Johns Mr. and Mrs Bener chd and servant 81 Jebns ny.
and Noin Lyerpoo Mr. and Mrs Freeman London
C. Hussey Dublin; J. Hughes, Cookstowni MI Meiseio 81
Johns; j. McAucy, Longford. Cabin, 20 steersget 49,
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Fousp DRownrp.--Coroner Jackman held an

Found DRowNED.-Coroner .Jackman held an in
quest Thursday upon the body OF Dennis McCty native
Ireland 46 years who found drowned in the dock
N r. No evidence showing in what
ner got obtsiued He
lest alive O'Clock Wednesday afternoon Verdict
drowning" The residence of deceased at No
I3l Leroy Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the
body of VIM Kin native Of Ireland IS years Of who
found drowned the East River the foot of Forty
Deceased very incorporate and is supposed
to have fallen into the river while intoxicated The jury
dered verdict Of death by drowning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

VERY SHARP DEALNG.-A swindling dry goods
(nock aueion Broadway last week cold goods TO
represented himself being merchant in Rochester
the of 1872 lie left directing his purchases to be
packed and forwarded him at Rochester When the goods
arded the mock auction obtained advance Of
80 from the American Express Company and them bill
for goods with especial directions not 10 deliver I'll until
the bill psid At Rochester 1t found that the purchaser
confined in prison for crime and that he was likely
there for e the goods therefore returned
Newly ork when the mock sqconeer refused to take them
pay back the money they had received The goods
then rxsmned by the Express Company agents and found 70
be worth about $40 The Company sought to compromise with
only their good while the Express Company
threatening civil legal process the matter being out OF any
strictly criminal procedure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22

A General Eastern District Campaign Club has been
formed to further the election of Honest Abe Lincoln,
TO rebuke corruption in high places, to advance free
labor free sentiments and the restoration of the Gov
ernms to the principles of the early Fathers Of the
Republic This can only be done by the active hearty,
jealous cooperation of the Republicans of the District.
Rally, then, Republicans, to the Odeon on Monday
evening next and enroll yourselves under the banner
of those who show their faith by their works.
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MA RRIRD,

BAKFR-MURPHY-O Monday June II, by the Rev Chas.
D. Hams Mr. Thomas @. Baker 70 Mi.s Kate younge,t
daughter Of James Murphy, esq all Of this city.
MAY sMITII-In Hadey, Mass, "Wednesday, June 90
bv The Rev Or Woodbridge Mr.. Charles w May II New
loik and Mis- w. Smith daughter Of Col EPhrau-smih
of n6dle
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A GItEAT CHICKEN CRoP.-A gentlemen who lives
in the ic of this city sone of the most successful
ehkei raisers of acquaintance Three of his hens
sat up IN sixty eggs and batched 6ftyfour of them.
Six otl ,er bens Matched nineywo chickens and all
do ing as well could be expected" So he has
from zine bens sc chickens. The crop last year was
equal By good.
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yEaprcrs ON TIE HuDsos RIVER RAILROAD Ac.

VERDIcTs ON TIE HUDsoS RIVER RAILROAD Ac-
pENrsCoroDer Griffin Of Sing Sing held inquest at Peek
ain on ednesdsy afternoon o'clock, upon the bodies Of
George Rawciao, Thomas Granger and Henry W. Hail. the
three men who and killed while fighting on the
tack near that village that afternoon Several witnesses were
examined and from their testimony wac proved tins. the en-
gineer blew the whistle six times and that the signal
was taken no notice of whatever The verdict Of the Jury
Killed on track" The Company censnred Tor the
rate which Che train at that time and place The
bodies inferred yesterday An inquest also held at
Barytn yesterday upon the body Of the unknown man who
was killed by eher falling jumping from the train at the
depot Of that place Wednesday morning. Nothing
regsreiog him Of the exact OF his death lie
was fond dead afer the train left the depot with his neck
brohes and head bruised of Accidental desh
rendered claimed the body deceased buried at
the expense Of the county
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HARLEM RAILROAD IsPRovEmESTs.-A patent con-
triv nee for laying the dust and desdenng the noise
has been attached portion of the cars on the Har
lem Railroad. 1t is very great improvement, and
not very expensive It consists simply of board
incAeure of the Wheels reaching from the body of the
car to as near the ground it can safely run. The
space between the platforms of the is also neosed
by Elastic covering, thatthe dust arising near the
bead of the train is carried ont in great measure at
the rear aud the Enclosure also deadens the noise Of
the wheels 80 that the thus arranged are much
pleasanter to ride in than the others.
We hope the Company will make this good improve
ment upon all the cars in use on the road 1t will add
very much TO the comfort of Summer passengers and
will doubtless increase the number Of Summer tour
lists particularly those who run ont OF the city for
day and night or quiet Sunday in hecOuntry. The
track of the soad is in excellent order the trains
are running frequently, and, we judge from appear
sncss carrying more passengers t1an ever before.
With more improvements for their comfort, the mum
Der will increase.
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DIED.

GARNEY-In this city Wednesday June o. Mr.. Ro.e
0afnsy, in the list year OF her age.
For additional Marriages and Deaths sec ID Page.