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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
OMMENCEMENT OF THE RUTGERS fE-
MALE INSTITUTE.

Yesterday, occurred the Twenty-eecond Annual
Commencement Of this widely.known Institute for
the instruction ~ young ladies. The exercises were
held in the church ut the corner Of Madison avenue
and Thrty-frs street. The attendance was so large
that not only was the building crowded to its very ut.
most limit, ases stairs, and lobbies, being taken up
for hours before the appointed time but hundreds of
the friends Of the pupils unable to get even with
in the doors, to their great disappointment.
For more than twenty years the Rutgers Institute
oughness in the of study and intelligence In its
system OF instruction il is excelled by none Of our
metropolitan educational institutions.
The list Of pupils this year is large, and the gradu-
sng class have passed the examinations OF the past
two weeks with such credit to themselves as TO win
the heaItes, praises from the Examining Committee
and the special praise Of the President.
The church yesterday presented most brilliant APP
pearance The graduating class and the other pupils
Occupying the front section of the body Of the church.
and the galleries being crowded with elegantly dressed
ladies' while the stage filled with the various pro-
fessors and teachers.
The execises consisted of the reading of the various
reports Of the Examining Committees in the various
branches of study Of certain religious exercises Of
the distribution of awards Of merit; the presentation
OF dpiomas some music2l performances; closing with
All address TO the Graduating Class by the Rev. Asa
ID. Smith, ID. ID.
A striking and admirable feature in the programme
was the singing of the " Star-Spanged Banner" q
Performance st once in good taste and In harmony
with the present state Of pnblc feeling, and which
admirably given. Two original songs were also sung,
entitled "Ihe Pupils Farewell to the Graduates,
and The Parting lynn of the Graduates"
Diplomas were awarded to the following members
Of the Graduating class;
Matte C. Acksrnsn Carrie A. Cspron Harriet L. Dolssn Al
mira r. 0urnsey Emma L. Ho.kns, Kate s. Lewis Mary r.
PIERCE Lzsie Post, Elizabeth Scott Hattie NJ Atwood
Evips Close Maggie r. 0aIreson Cecilia Harkness Msrls
L. Hoys Hattie T. Myers, May Pithn. Sarah c. Ssmmis
Jennie B. Stevenson.
The exercises were conducted with appropriate
decoru and tho department Of the graduates and the
evidences Of their proficiency in their studies were
such ~ TO reflect great credit on themselves ard dc
honor to their teachers and at tho time give new
strength to the confidence Of the public in the Rutgers
Female Institute.
The Institute embraces three Departments, the Pre-
paratory, tho Academic, and the Collegiate, in which
the instruction ranges from A, D. G to the highest
studies taught in solleges
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
DECISION IN THE PRIZE CASE.

WAsHINGrOs, Thursday, June 20, 1861.
Judge Dunlop has given an opinion in the case Of the
English schooner 1ropie Wind. libel had been fled
IN the District Court of the District OF Columbia by
the United States and the capors TO condemn that ves
sci as prize and her cargo valued at oOO for vio-
lating blockade of the ports Of Virginia.
The Court, in reply TO the respondents, says the
blockade being one of the rights incidental to state of
war and the President having in substance asserted
that civil war exists is Of the opinion that the blockade
was lawfully proclaimed by the President.
Az to the next question, when did the blockade be-
come effective
The court says notice Of actual constructive block
ade will do and there does not appear in the cause
any evidence to show that the United States Gov
ernmen agreed to relax the law of the blockade, as
TO allow British vessels load their cargoes and come
ont of port after the knowledge of the effective block
ade was brought home to them.
1t also appeared in evidence that the Master Layton
heard in Richmond of the blockade effective before
be began to load his cargo, and informed it COM
menced the ond of May An the evidence coneu's in
showing that the cargo was laden board the Tropc
Wind the 18th and L 18th Of May.
No principle Of prize law seems better settled than
that such adng violates the blockade aud foreits both
the vessel and cargo There must therefore, be con-
idemnation of both.
The Court however still holds under future advise
Eent the ultimate determination Of question of fact
respec;ing such alleged relaxation Of the strict law
of the blockade in favor Of British ships would have
allowed the Tropie Wind to load her cargo and come
out of port after having received information that the
blockade bad been established.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

Beune,, (bostl Chief Engineer A. G StimsIs, Assans In
W. West @. J. Burnsp, Alfred HeneIichi M1,hip~en n
Hr tinsJon J. D. Grsham j. Bradley, b. II. PoIisr j. H.
Read D. X Hasweii, II. r. Grafton, J. Chew. There are
other petty officers, masters mates, ne
The Roanoke is for blockade service. >,
Tie s,iliug corvette Preble l6 guns, was formally
placed in commission at the Boston Navy. Yard yester
day She is tie last named, and was once The least Oh
our sloops of war. Her tonnage is 500 She WAS bnt
at Ktiery in 1885, and has cru.ed all over tne world
She iii ed the American salute at the naval fete ID e
harbor Of Cherbourg. The Prebles destination Will
be announced in few days.
The surveying season on the lakes has commenced.
Three parties have already left Chicago for the busi.
ness the latter getting away on the l9h Tie steamer
Leader, with a Typographical party, in charge OF
Asss ante Harding and Gasgrain, the Planet, WIN
another party, in charge Of K. q. Penny, and the
schooner Surveyor in charge Of Assistant JC Potter
have already gone out, and the Coqnee, with more no.
Typographical +, gineers will leave on Monday Inc
shore parties begin AZ the west of Lake Superior the
others will complete the Lake Michigan works They
will be employed till the latter part of September;
The Colorado, Roanoke, Wabash, Minnesota. and
Niagara, all rstclass steamers, are in commission
together this day-the first time such thing has hap
pened since they were built. They are all blockading
The frigate Congress, steamers Pulaski and Seminole
were n Montevideo May ). All Wen.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
COURT CALENDAR-TnIa DAY.

SUPREME CoUHT--GESERAL TERN.--Enumefsted.
Nos "a 7l5 26 24s 2s ISL 253 to 2S7 49, 26c 2eI 2 &c.,
,66 ?67, 2ss, 26s, 2TO. 97l. 2'2, 2T3 ia
SUPREME Court CIRCUIT L. Short
C.aesNos 3les $3.50 Sso i'os alo 2a's 2.a' 2ssa nss
1858 38sa 39t5 40e9 AGO. 4l3i 1905, 4Jl 1926 1891 <<S
4s. Ip lSO 9l36 376o 332s oI;5 oo7. 3so $685. 40Ts
4 .3sI 1868 44oei Ala l32t asa 1916, 1873 1851 1901,
AIS 3s23 3t42 3t56 1914 1919 , 1916, $685. +ol5, <03i
3s. 3.5l to 4l! asst +2s io.o sc'S. ios aos. s9s[
tt27. iitl, <308, 1910
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERN--Demuner.--
No 81 Issues Law, GcNos 2ts 73i 2eo 3feI no. 39
?s0 3l, ia l24 39' 3s 39s, 365 So6 J6.. 3u6, Jo9
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERs.-Part U.--Nos.
1870 1885, 1 Is9 s2o 2O7 so2s a7e 2o2 ioas i2s 2o9c
3o3f $685.
CoURr OF COMMON PLrAs.-The General Term Of
this Court having through the Calendar sdoued yesterday
til ueftM Msek
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
ARMY AND NAVY.

Orders were received here few days ago from the
War Department allow the presen; garrison Of Fort
Hamilton to petition for their discharges their Oatha
in Texas having made many of them feel badly. Ac.
cordingly document was drawn up asking for dis.
charges, which all but twenty-five of the 500 men
signed 1t was forwarded to the Wa Department the
other day and the soldiers await answer, which will
probably come this week. !! is now quito likely that
the whole Of them will lie LOT 20. They are in u
wretched condition, have no blankets TO lie upon in
camp, and in many have not been paid oil for
fourteen months As the regiments to which they be-
long must be filed up we append statement OF their
strength, as mustered yesterday. Ii is@ follows,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

The officers Of this force paid on their arrival
from Texas, but the file have received funds what.
ever, and spectators punderng them: There are
10 men on the sick list whose dicasc is chiefly scuryy
caused by living on wet grass without blankets. The
officers live principally in hotels and do lot feel the
priyations Of an unfurnshed camp tent.
At little after u yesterday the United States
steam frigate Roanoke put in commission.
crew of over 4SO sailors from the North Carolina and
q fnl frigates guard of marines from the gate bar
rack- were put on board. The officers Of the ship
appeared in undress uniform on the quader-deck
when tie flag was hoisted The Roanoke carries "A
guns, and is 3, 400 tuns burden. We gave full de-
scIpton OF her come days since. Her officers as
iolOws
Capt Mcholson it Lieut ID. AmncDi 3D. W. A. Jehers
3D. }. Scott 1iIeroxn; ith, H. A. Scott 5tb Edward r. Lul
s,n n j. hss.hsw cspt u csvsndy Ma.t.r Surgeon. Gee
cshons Chaplain u. Given Warrant officers, H. o. Thonss
es.c-...., 49, P.ys-. ,.-.- Wa Ssnyple tyh "a,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
THE NEW MEXICAN GOsERNAENY.
Cordial Reception Of Mr. Corwin'
Friendly Feeling Toward Our Government
spseisl Dispatch to The N. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, june 70, Iot

epseisl Dispatch 10 The ~ y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June 20, 1861.
The following ia the new Mexican Cabinet:
Secretary Of State-scnor Don LEoS ouInAy
Secretary eftae Treaswy-Sehor Don. J. NJ OhsrASo.
Secretary Of War-Gen. lssACIo LARA6ozA
Secretary Of The Interior aHd Jgsiice-Senor Don Joaquin
Aru.
All are taken FROM Congress. Guzmsn has
been a Judge Of the Supreme Court, and was
holding the Attorney Generalsh when appointed
Three years ago, he spent four months IN the
United States, mostly in New-Yors. Ills resi-
Sence is Toluca, in the Valley Of Mexico, some
ten miles from the City OF Mexico. lie Is very
popular in his country and thought to be oi
great ability. He is between forty and fifty
years OF aee.
Castailos is OF an old and distinguished family
Of Tepc, near the Pacific coast. He was edu-
Gated in Europe, is very accomplished, and has
often been in the United States, in the course OF
mercantile business. He has heretofore not
mixed much in politics.
Zaragoza is from the Texan frontier. He
Won a Generals position by fighting for the Con-
sttntional party. He is active and energetic
He is the only member of the late Cabinet who
held over, not reslgning when Congress met He
was the most popular member of the late Cabinet.
Ruiz is from the City Of Pueba, dis
tipguished lawyer and politician. often men,
ber of Congress, and one of the best speakers
in Mexico. His character is high for integrity
and ability.
Mr.. Corwin was received with great distinc-
ton by the Court, and welcomed by the people.
II is expected that the rext mail will bring
news of great Importance touching our relations
with Mexico. Every one in that country feels
great interest in our politics, and large ma
jority are iayorably inclined 10 the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
SOUTHERN MAIL ITEMS.
NEGRO TROUDLEs-sLAvEs HUNG.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, June 20, 1861.
The Memphis BaIletin Of the 18th announces semi.
officially that no more twelve-months volunteers will
be received; troops must enlist for the war.
II learns that 500 muskets shipped by the Federal
Government for the Union men Of Weekly County,
Tenn, Were by accident sent from Paducah to Union
CITY aud fell into the hands Of tho Southerners there
The troops at Memphis were much in want Of arms,
there being whole comp anies unarned.
The same paper has information that Southern Ken
fucky will soon secede, and Gen. Pillow viii then
move TO support them.
1t states that in Monroe Couaty, Ark, near Helena,
several negroes were srea lately for an attempted
insurection. On Tuesday last three were hung.
According to their plot oil the white males were TO
be murdered but tho women and children to be spared
Tie dustin Texas Gasette has been informed Of 3
secret Union association being formed in that State,
and says there are few Johnsons, Etheridges and
Hiekses ia Texas
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

ARRIVAL Oh A BLoCKADED VEssEL.-The British
bark Edward Of Liverpool, Capt Tucker late Thomp-
som, from Liverpool 63 days via Savannah Bar 18th
inst, with 8, 400 bags salt and $50 uns coal consigned
TO order, arrived here yesterday. The Edward was
bound to Savannah, but ordered of by the steam
ship Minnesota and the United States brig Perry. She
arrived at the bar below Savannah on tho 9th inst
where ale touched the bottom and Sprang leak, which
was soon stopped. Capt. Thompson left the vessel,
and proceeded 10 st. Helena for provisions and assist
ance but failed to return or send any ORDERS when the
vessel being ordered off, the frst officer Mr. Tucker
lgcg.l. l.g " the yoii,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
SECOND RHODE ISLAND REGIMENT.

Gov. Sprggues ID Regiment OF Rhode Island vod'i-
tees arrived in harbor Thursday morning az ii
O'Clock by the steamer State of Name FROM Povicence
accompanied BY the Metropolis carrying three COM
panes which could not be taken by the other and the
Kill Won Kull, bringing iull equipment Of camping
materials wagons artillery and Is horses alta bed to
the regiment. No DELAY took place here, eXeep, time
sufficient for the Quartermater 10 come On ana GEEK
orders from headq uarters which took hall an hour
The regiment and eqJipage were immediately con,
veyed Elizabetbport in the State of Name and Kill
Koll, the freight of The Metropolis having nTst
been transferred aboard the latter ste amer by tug
From EhzabethpOrt the regnen left at clock 6y the
New-Jersey Genital X. X. for Harrisburg The Rhode
Isano ers are ne set Of men, a,ired in heavy blue
flannel bouses, gray lants, and felt hats lhcy aye
Inferior in auy sense to those who have aireshy
youe ou. They number = 8 rank and file, and nave
with them wellappoin,ed battery Of artillery Hi'
Excellency Gov. Sprague, Coils. Goddard ana ,'ala-
nef, If his staff also Paymaster-;enerI knight, lhe
MAYOR Of Providence aud Bishop Clark, anne win
the regiment as guests, and will accompany tDeu "
the seat Of war. While here the Governor ana DIS
command were visited by number OF irenos from ''o
city.
GOV. Spragne and bis staff intend 70 remain At
Washington for some length Of time, and Bishop clark
will come home after having remained AZ ihe naiohai
cal ital oue week. The following II The lst oi oleeis
6olOnelJoln sotun IleutcoL G. T. Robins haor'
James Abomi Surgeon Francis l. Wheaton, ChaPah "s''
CompsBs A. Capt. Cyrus Dyer; Company B, John Wright
Conn any C. wm Wall Comrspy d. " II steeei company
Ssss s. c 70 & Company H. chss Greene
l. samuel J. Smith; Company N, Charles Turner.
A1iuant Smith was left at Providence 10 attend TO
reginenral busness and Lieut.. Albert H. Eddy, OF
one Of the Rhode Island militia regiments is acting III
bis stead.
No demonstration OF any kind made IN honor
of the regiment from The fat that il was not gen
orally known that they would arrive mere.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Fires.
Cold SrnIsG, Thursday, June 90, lS6

CoLD SPnIsG, Thursday, June 90, 1861.
fire broke out early this q. in the paint store OF
Mr.. Livingston, which destroyed dwellings and
stores and untenanted about IL families; of hem
lost erybng they had Most Of the buildings were
partially insured. The probable loss will be $o,0
$4,000 II is supposed to be the work OF an incen'
diary. a. ,o.,
The snrx Cay actor, mS owned By Messrs Dupont
& Co., was burned this morning: The building Is
insured, and the machinery partially The mill was
worked by a Mr.. Griffith. manufacturing GovernNent
cloth, Tho origin OF the Ire Is Unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
MOVEMENTS OF THE HON. ANDY JOHNSON.

CNcISSATI, Thursday June 20, 1861.
The Hon. Andrew johnson Of Tennessee arrived
here yesterday en- route arlington He
across the river by the Newport COvington military,
and large ooncourse Of citizens. At o'clock he was
formally waited upon by the Chamber of Commerce,
and made a speech from the balcony of the Bumet
House to large gathering Of citizens He left at 10
O'Clock last night for the East being escorted to the
depot by large military force.
The 9Th and 10th Regiments Of Indiana Volunteers,
Coils Benton and McAnson passed through last night
for Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
S'1 C.,tI.. s sb;p Tbs Calves Horse. svia..

Hides iia5e 70; Taiicw &C. n Pelts, 2sc eacAt
Gait Skins &c. Yioj VeN Calves, 80 to %.
heat .rse M stall fed Osen Second quality includes the bes
ss.. O1en the be. st.d Cows and The best
SsKEpExtrs includes Cosse and when those OF infssf
quality thrown out 49,, mn
road "a over the Boston Lowell and B the tchpk
RKxARKs-There IL but little activity In the mfket oday
Pdoe. week but IN mos
sales the shrink allowed larger which Iedaes the ns PSs
about v cwt as2 cent over 2sdSo csns III m'' '
is equivalent 20 25c. v cwt. ,.-.l A.. A..
Sheep and Calves sell about the same % ltN wees s
mand for small meats does not vary 80 mucn |" io' S
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
THE MAINE AND NEw-YORK REGIMENTS
EN- ROUTE.

PHLADHLPHIA, Thursday, June 20, 1861.
The Maine and the nth and 18th New.York Reg.
Inents passed through here last night The Committee
Of refreshments were duty till day light, supplying
the neeesaries at the Washington street Depot. The
arrangements were most complete.
An extensive gus and water apparatus was in
operation.
1t supported by voluntary contributions of the cit
izens who assemble at signal guns fred on the ap-
preach Of troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
FOR PENSACOLA.

The steamship State of Georgia. for Port piekens,
sailed on Thunday afternoon She has on board 64
men and officers Of Wilson's Zousyes, who were left
behind. The officers Capt. Whiting AdJutant
Heagy, Lieuenants Latham and Denslow, Ensign
Black.
The transport City Of New-York, lying AZ pier No
% North River will depart for Pensacolao on Saturday.
Size has cargo Of coal and shot.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

FATAL FALL FROM RooT.-Peter Antoine Koch.
lor musician SO years Of died yesterday from
aies received by falling nom the roof Of his rssdescs No
Elm the morning Of Tuesday last Coroner Jack
held inquest upon the body whom appeared that de-
ceased .ubec. temporary sbeston Of mind and while
thus afflicted upon the roof ct about o'clock In the
ing and fell oa verdict 70 the above effect rendered By
Jury Deceased led and much estsemsd
lie has brother who musician In the Sckles Brigade
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
COL. COLTS REGIMENT.
uARIEnRn Th

HARTFonD, ThusdsyI june 20 Iotl
Col. Colts Regiment, which was intended for the
regular United States eervice, have to-day been
ganized, and enlisted for the war. The State will at
once I'LL up and equip the regiment, ready for active
service. The Hon. o. 3. Ferry has accepted the
Coloneshp Of the regiment, which 10 the 5th volun-
feer Regiment from Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Canbrisge CsssIe Market.

RlroRTfp BON THx ~ Y. Tx,srSs. sr Gso RrPr.
WEDNESDAY,, June ~, 1851
Whole number Of Cattle marks 403 mostly ane
Stores eonsi'ius Of wOrhns oxsn. Mica Cows and eas
two, and three year old
90 25 second quality, S5 $50 50, third quality ~ So
PRIcRs sroKH CArTrH-Workins Oxsn, per psr none
Cows and Caves from So so 70 e67, YeshnSs,
Tws.yeArsod. none; Three -yssysold. none.
Sheep and Lsmbs 800 markets price. In oss %os3@
each; extra 8e rs % 0o6 TO e5, from 70 &C. y b
Spring Lambs from % %, 70 o.
xunsnR IRON nAsn srAfn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
TED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE-JusE TO-
Before Commissioner HENRY.
The SLAYER NIGHTINGALE.

The examination of the prisoners in this case wss
continued to-day Mr. l.. b. Kingbury shipping agent ssv
fed that be shipped the Of The ship in September 1850 hs
called the several times the Captain bI without
success and finally Mr. Haynes, the chief officer to him
and told him open the ships articles the Captain salts
ned witness drew the list and sen. 1t TO the Clsto-
House. .
Charles Hayes lieutenant, board the ssrstogs testified
that the nightingale sighted by the Saratoga aboa the leg
Of April of the Congo River she under sail boarded
that nights her :uspicious We. tred
and she witness boarded her and found the hold tiled
wi wsecashs Capt Bowen OF the Nightingale said ne
bound M Losgo witness returned snd reported the result and
the captain concluded let her witness did not recoguiks
Of the defendants here about ten days serwsd her
gsn and chased br she showed d,poton to escape
aboard witness the Nght gale before she
captured lying in Ksbenda Bay sbe anchor whss
ten the following day witness saw these Defendants on
board.
After taking further testimony, the examination wa
sdjourned till to-moIrow
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
MARRIED.

BUsH-HUNTTING-On Thursday, June u; BY the Re-, O.
Huntington, Mr.. George A. Bush Of Chicago, Ill., TO Miss Mary
A. Hunting Of Gag HaIbor, Long leland.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
THE THIRD IOWA REGIMENT.

BrELnGTos, Iowa, Thursday, June 20, 1861.
Inc ID Iowa Regiment encamped at Keokuk, has
orders to bold jtseif in readiness to march into Mis-.
sour.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
SUPREME COURT-spsoIL TgRs.-Jcsg ?o-Befors
Justice CLgRKs-

Bloxham agt' bioAhatn;-hepoft OF heietee sent
back with directions proceed 10 the pon OF the refer
quickly possible according 70 memorandum with the
Clerk Al exceptions not therei npr)vded tor overued
CHasERs-yuSx 2o--Before Justice BAEs,Rp.
VIM. Schoefsld ct al. agt. Wm. Binns.-Motion
granted conditions
Charlie, G. Ate. .s Thomas TracyMO.ion to discharge
from est denied; %l0 costs
The Slater Bank James H. Sturdy ct AMOtior sr,edi
$40 costs, 10 abide event.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Jrys 2o-Before Re.
oorder HoyrNAS.
Mary Scalley, convicted Of receiving stolen goods.
Recommended Ia mercy. Sentence deferred.
ssrsh Callahan having pleaded guilty 70 charge Of ssssuh
and battery the Of Csthsine Highland sen,encse
TO ~ days In the City Prison.
James Clarke ohaEed With forgery In pasng cosneIh
money, scisrscd There not sufficient evidence 10
q conviction
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Receipts Of Preduce.

Irxp OOo bb. Flour 100 bbla Corn Meal tss oons
Wbsly $3.50 bush Wheat $500 bush Com, o~ eS:3
Ost, eoso br,h Rye. 2l7 gtE'. Cey.'sr'i "FC Avn.
nlhSl Lard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

No. "a LsRor rLAox, Nsw.YcEs, June -, 1851
To ne Editor Of The n. j. J,iJ1Re
SIR: As the article in your paper OF this morning
under the caption Of Trouble In the scile Brigade sn!m.d
ysng severely upon Lieut. Col Montgomery Of sd brigade,
islt be presumed by persons unscquained With my
character aid sutecedens be Intended for the undersiped
deem Il my duty myself and state through
the medium have connection with the sicios
Breds the honor command tho United States
Gusrds the gallant regiment formerly known - sho Btth
Volunteers
trust therefore that the community will Clearly and dis.
tuctIy that the individual sluded Ia the
article IN question.
Have tbs goodness give thI communication conspicuous
p!se. IN your jo1Insl aud obise your. re,pect uly
IL. PHILIPS MONTGOMERY,
Col Commsndin; Unit cd States Guards
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

TnE FuLToS STREET BELcIAs PivENTsT.-The
work on the Fulton street pavement is progressing
moderately Thus lar the square blocks have been
laid from the ferry to Sands street. each side Of the
railroad track. The cobbe stones still retained
between the rails, the railroad company having super
vision Of thst portion of the street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

THI Ngw oURG-ITorsE.-The time for receiving
plans for building the proposed new CourtIIouse ex-
pred on the 9th inst, mp TO which time twenty
plans had been submitted TO the Building Committee
for their consideration. The Committee have not yet
made q -electiou.