New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

Virginia having ceased. There is large stock ON
hand, and it does not command an extra price.
SHIP RrGIsrRY-The american Lioyds Regisf'y
of Shipping for 1861 is just published by r.. ana y.
w. Blunt for the proprietors Taylor, nartshorne &
King No. 3j Wall street. Three years have proved
the accuracy and care with which The Registry got
up, and it has become an indispensable sid 10 inc
insurer and the merchant The popretors are careful
keep subscribers informed by occasional publications.
in the Of the year Of any changes occurring IN
regard TO any vesse known in American ports
Gen. Edward F. Bulard of Waterford, Saratoga
County in this State is now in this city, charged by
the citizens of that county with making arrangements
for the erection of suitable monument TO the late COL
Ellsworth All persons who may desire to communi-
cate with Gen. Bullard will find him at the Astor
House.
SENATE CoNxIssIoS.-The Com nittee appointed by
the State Senate nvestga,e the charges Of maea-
.ance in Office preferred against New-York Harbor
Masters commenced ther session yesterday They oc-
cupy room No. Sc in the Merchants Hotel, Courandt
street, where persons having complaints to make are
requested to call Some testimony taken yester.
day. but none of interest to the public.
FusERAL OF AsoTHER FIRE ZoUAvE.-The body
of William Cornell who member Of the Fire
Zouaves and was killed while on duty at Alexandria,
arrived in this city Wednesday evening. and was
buried Yesterday afternoon. The deceased wac
carpenter by trade and of the rst to respond
to Col. Ellsworhs call for volunteers. He was
stationed on picket duty the night Of May 81 when
he was fired upon by rebel assassin, who was con-
cealed in the bushes The ball entered his side, tear
ing terrible hole, and passing through bis body,
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fired into the bushes Immediately and then retreated to
camp The injured man survived but a short time,
being conscious all the while that he must die. He
was buried soon after at Alexandra, but his relatives
and friends were anxious that the body should lie in
Greenwood, and, consequently, bad it brought here.
The funeral service took place yesterday from the
residence of bis broberinaw, No us Chrystie street,
the Rev. Mr. Wiley officiating. Many Of the members
Of Engine Company No. I3-of which deceased was
member-were present. as were also, Others from the
Departmental. large The body was followed to the
grave by large number of friends Of the family. The
deceased was Il years Of age.
HEAVY BuR0LARY.-Lste on Wednesday night the
silk and dry good Of Mr. b. r. Hardy No. SS2
Bowery was broken open through a side window, and
ao by forcing open the front door, and robbed Of dress
silks to the amount OF 1000, more On discovering
HE loss Mr. Hardy reported the fact to Sergeant Lsf-
ferts Of the detective force, whereupon Detectives
Farley and Eustaee took the matter in hand, aud after
making examination of the premises, felt satisfied that
Dave Bartlett and Edward Watson, two old and well
know burglars were engaged in it. Search there
fore promptly made for these worthless, and in few
hours they were traced TO the respectable dwelling
house No. 22 Thompson street, where they had hired
apartments since last December. Fortunately, when
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Williams were found up stairs aud the floor before
them lay all the silks stolen from Mr.. Hardys store.
The parties all secured after making deter
mined attempt To jump from Of the windows to the
sidewalk and taken to headquarters with their pur-
der. In the room with the goods the officers found
! immes, skeeton-key. saws, and variety Of other
burgarious implements. The prisoners were locked
up TO await an examination before Justice Connolly.
As before stated Bartlett and Watson old ofensss,
end 10 cay the ocers have served terms in the State
Prison. Wilson pupil Of the others, and heretofore
has not been known to the police The conduct Of
these fellows has been such sther boardnghouse that
they were believed to be gentlemen. They paid their
bills regularly and were always quiet and orderly.
In a few hours more, had the burglars remained un-
discovered the plunder would have passed into the
hands Of the receivers, cut and mutaied in manner
which would have rendered Identification TO inn
possible The detectives are therefore entitled TO
credit for their promp; and efficient action.
THx CusTos.HousE-Those vessels which arrived
here in April last and since from seeded ports, and
were fined under the act Of Feb. II, 1893, for not hav
ing the proper clearance papers, TO have their nes
RENTED BY order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury IN
consideration of the fact that under the circumstances,
the ports from which they sailed having thrown Of tho
authority Of the United States shipmasiers could not
comply with the coasting law Ther were nine y-hvs
0f these cases in ALL ea,b being n-d $lOO, against
which the masters and owners have hed protests,
der the remittng act Of . In c.ses OF merchandise
forfeited for similar reasons, the Collector Authorized
10 allow the parties 10 receive their goOds on payment
of the legal duties The order rsued June j, ana
the Collector has notified the parties interested. and
during the past three days coo have been refunded,
leaving but twenty-five to he disposed Of
The Secretary of the Treasury that cases Of
ve,ses entering ut tbi. port under similar diffeai-
ties, and subject to forfriures, will lie con-
santly occurring during the rebellion. To meet the
emergency be has issued explicit instructions.
In future cases. where the vloaii OF the revenue
laws arises from the obstruction of their dne execution
in Southern ports the Collector At this port Is To-
sructed before taking any action 10 the matter, 10
allow the parties interested 10 lodge statement with
him setting forth all the facts and circumstances rvbt
ing the case, which will at once be transmitted 10
the Treasury Department together with the Collect
or's report and views Of the particular case, for
consideration.
While awaiting the decision and Instructions Of the
Department, no bne or pcnahy Ttu be imposed, nor
any deposit ien thrrsof rW be receirsd The Col.
lector will not place any restrictions upon the vessel
merchandise but will permit the entry 10 DO made
in the regular way, AZ II the under dis
ability, thus removing the annoyaDces 10 which .
strict construction Of the law bss hitherto subjected
the Of vessels entering here from seeded ports.
Mr.. Barney was again at his post yesterday in the
Custom House having returned from Washington tho