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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27


The Managers of the Baltimore and Oha
Railroad obtained hearing from portion Of
the Cabue. this evening upon their claims on
the Government. What these are Is not puo'
icly known. 1t is suspected that they mod
estly amount 10 the rebuilding and restocking
of the line. The public will not forget, II tho
Managers do, that on the 18th day of April
last the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, uader
its Secession management, sent tlI' notice D!
telegraph to the Pennsylvania Central Railroad;
No more Northern troops will be carried o'es
our road
THE REVIEW OF TIE REGULARS.
All the regulars on this side of the Potomac
were reviewed to-day by Gen. Mcclellan sas
staff, on the plain east of the Capitol lhey
were under the command Of Gen. Andre"
Porter, aud consisted Of 2,20o cayalr! iron INC
ID. 4th, stu and 6th Regiments, under cor"
mand of Lieut.. Col Emory, 5th Csyal9i ""
infantry. in three battalions from Inc -,
3D.. 9Th and 10Th Regiments, under col'i'"""'
of Gen. Sykes, and nine batteries oil s''"s;'
under Col. Hunt. The troops apPearea 'Ao','
lenty After the review there was :" -"
low 5rin in which tie men showed great pro-
accncy in rapid movements and On"s'
=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

Tie Board met last evening, NJ. Franks in the
chair. Bills PR seated for goods furnished 10 the
18th Regiment previous their departure, whereupon
Mr.. Van Brunt off, red the folloai.g resolution ia
connection tb-revith
Ia the h..is and excitement OF the eavog Of the
Diet the On foi the Of II
impers., ihs, uaUy should be provided
with IL. winch officers procuiej upon teir
ow Individual responsibility, and. Oher bill. have
been Contracted the officers Of the lJh lh aud 23n krg
-iihout full su,hoiy, which remain unpaid
therefore.
keircd Th., His Honor the Mayo he aud he Is hereby
qu-,t-d -. Ia regard the .aS lis and procure
memorandum of the v'rious amount. examine the
( sain- sii report. this board Ia hi.
opinion. the city shond adopt IN rsard their pay
Amendments were offered and event ially The SUBJ
let was referred special committee, consulting of
Aldermen Terrain, Taylor, Mclaughlin, Lynch and
Fi-her, to report
coulmuni alion from Gen. Duryea was read, AK
ing All apprvp'i,iD Of $40 70 pur,hase ndia-rubber
blankets for 18th Regiment. a resolution alpru-
priatiDg the amount asked Tor adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

Steamship City Of B"liiass jeffrey Lysgso Jun. ana
he Battery at 51 u Va. oa Cape Race ou The Night Of the
2,h fog could not land The Between g.
u them $50 et hg JuH- oa the old head u
sesSSs Peerless fo,o e. via Quebec and
Long island sound days IN ball LET to maste Was formerly
Baden Teresa Foster. sracaibo 10 day. coffee and hides
TO Maitland lh-p. Co. June Gaze Etsano bearing >. 80
Bsk Vhsini. (tr " B.iosdge.) h Bsrb.does jane 4,
mOa..rs &c. = smith, !O e. Co. The brig Stevens slea
June e, 81 s,he ca TO- Io.a for SesYot
sugsr to Mo,es isylorS 20
Biz v,i,"rSO ai) Ga rbad-p, N.wc.a. a day.. oO,is
BAs Eliza b. or, OF 81 john, bh Jackson, Tenerine"
Big j. u. King (Br Cof, indsor N. s., II days plste
Bis Mar, Ann lBr Cole. Dorchester N. B. IL days. ens
Big Psra tOf Rocsana TbcradAe Hn.boro 10 days plaster
Brig Deomark Staples. Elizabethpor coal for Boston.
hris VIII sn Moiton GsIG9,r Fort Even for Bangor
schr Sea Bid McCarb, Css Isths to John C. Boy
Schr Ella of Sandwich. Ms.sl Packard, Liusan, c. b,
days. coal 10 Manhattan Gss Co.
Sem EeP.e BT counaOshton, Windsor N. s., IL days
schr Robert II Dexter tBrl Dexter, Lhsan c. B.. dsys
Ses MeeLalic, Murch Ellsworth days. lombsr to c. =.
schr Leon (B, Coleman. EleuDe. days. fruit to joseph
scn PsnOrsms Por,, TnOcO. jr. ST. Ubs' IS days ''
schr W. W. Brsnerd, BOwdtch, ROndou, coal Tor raw
turAet. =, So q, Anl,szs
Schr N II. Hall (of Ellsworth Mel Taylor 81 Ana'""'
N r. 8 da,s III. /, Jed. Frye 60 ,...c ~
schr Msdss a.csr, Lord, Ells@orh days. ian''e' "
j. scSr Dr. Rogers. Higgins E.bshpor coal for salem
Scbr Vandaiis Allen. Iinstcn day iumoe! ~ p~'s"
schr Fiorence' smith Ne . London days
S.h, Ko.snb = Fliz.berbPor for Boston =.
s sSsT G,. %e .II New Albany
S ohh Ciod- rel. Nickrrson Denns days. hsh -,
@ ~. Rn.-eu rodedon Rondout. coal for Fawtune~
e.. Henderson, Gail Fort Even or Prosid sncs
SIR ~ IIodskiss, ,turgis. Albany III PIovhtrnce'
So Ann T. Slppio, Bae Albany for Hartford
schi Eva Toui ge-, Providence la ballast
Schr J. r. Ros.. Smith, Providence. Ia balss1,
scbr Edward Sisde. bsyis, ElzabethpcIl ios pos.ou
Scbr Lily ,Br. Purdy, Yarmouth. n; g., - ay" WV
Scbr Martha Goldwsith, ssco days, headnG
Schr Gazette, Bot, Albany for boston u..
SshT Mary LsngdOn Jsckson. RoeAand Gay, nv.
schr oliver Spelusn Spemsn, Providence DAYS SoNS
schr i,rsnytIl. Norton KondDut for Boston, -
Schr Oryetia Samulis. Providence days m oAnAe"
schr. Or. gon, Graves. Rock sud days hme
49, A " r.rTv Jobn,on k.w-li syen, An ballast -
Soon u.nrv Cav Ie.ncy. Connecticut River IN
Steamer Bisck Diamond, Alien, Phiiadeipna m'''' ="
Briggs ,,,,,,,. ,,a.. "a Loper& Kirkpss
rick. p,u,,h,. md,s. to j. ~ 3
Bnsg. -, -,
SAITED-Jupe 49, chips Else Mathiioe weolins tssek
~ Ro,,.rsns bar uc.yia, Bremen
nj d.1 Chief Qureu.towu; Ercelsior tn' Z w.
80, sls Msr.~il.s, schrs r. c. A. Ward pati ~. assowj
Romsey, AlsIansrIa Also, chips modern Ai&'% ="
SISD~ssn.ss & Z. W.
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pyAyH or DISTINGUISHED HEN
vJcE-ApMIRAL SAUNDERS DUNDAs.


TIE death Of the senior Naval Lord CouimsS'no' "
the Admiralty took place ON June 3. 1tecausec' u'"'"i
Il - said. was disease of the heart Sir kebaru "'s
the second son Of Robert Saunders Dundaf, second
viecount Melville, by Anne, daughter and eo-ner %
Richard Huck Saunders, NJ. ID. On leaving iiarr'w
School ut the age of 10, he entered the Royal Naval
College; and in june 1917, first went aboat ~ VOL
nneer on board the Ganymede, 20 gnns, captain Tue
Hon. Robert Cavendsh Spencer, brother OF the iate
Earl Spencer with whom, in that ship and the owen
Glendower 40 guns, he served as midsbIpman OF inc
Mediterrauea can and South American stations Having
obtained his rank us lieutenant he was for some years
actively employees and in 1898 be appointed coui'
,nander Of the Spanowbswk, IL guns on the iiani'N
tsou and in TIE Mediterranean until he wac posted
In 1925 he war appointed TO the Voltage, Is guns it-
ting out for South America. In the Spring OF 1870 ne
WAS app ,ned 10 the Warspte, 10 IN winch snip, me
irst of her class that circumnavigaed the eath
he returned to England from New-South wales ID inc
October following After commanding the Beividere
AZ gum he was appointed to the Melville '2gnhs ana
subsequently, in that ship he bore arr in the open
inc scenes ofthe first war in China. While there he
obtained The thanks of Sir Gordon Bremen for his con-
duet al the capture Of Ty-cock-tOw in January, lS4i
and was present with her Majestys Plenpotentiary at
formal meeting held with the Chinese Commissioner.
On the Goth Of February following be took mp hic po-
ston in the most gallant style in the action which pre-
coded the capture Of the forts Of the BoccaIgrs, and
for his gsantry on that occasion had bis name most
honoraby mentioned in the Admiras dispatches to the
Admiralty. From 1929 to 1890 he private scFe-
,ary to hs father, yiscount Melville, whom First Lord
Of the Admiralty, and in January 1915, on the late
Earl of Haddington becoming Flint Lord, he assisted
that nobleman in a similar capacity, un,lhs Lordship
retirement in 1916. He appointed Captain-Super-
intendent of Deptford Backyard in 1851, and in De-
cember 1852 was selected If the Lords Commits
sionerr Of the Admiralty, which Office he held up to
February, 1885, when he was appointed by the Board
Of Admiralty ms Chiefof the Baltic heet'
IN the room Of the late Admiral Sir CT aries Napier In
1857 he again resumed bis seat a, the Admiralty Board
and has ever since continued attached to that depart
ment of the Government. In 1871 he was created q
Companion of the Order Of the Bath for his services IN
China, and in 1856 he was nominated commander OF
that order Of knghthood after the cose Of the Russian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
SUNDAY. SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS.
To the Editor of The ~ y Tyibsne.


SIR: This is the season OF the year when orr Sar-
day Schools usually take day for social enjoyment in the f
Of pic mic excursions, and otherwise.
The Sunday school may with proprey be called the
garden OF God ard he pupils fruit and bossoniDg
into forms Of wisdom aud The Church and teachers the
husbaadmen who the ds keeping the weeds and
nrurns the plants (rupl with that rabulu most conducive
their patty, growth and development into the subiIe
rsnifesatons OF which heir natures capable
These children together In unsophistcatsd innocess
They ar. nli,itve conhding initiative. and impressive
are In degree Ike the poters clay either be nesec.e,
perverted to be nodded into forms Of They ns.s
look TO their So rlu guides IN the church and school
ex.pl.rs The teachings and habits Of the parents OF tn
children differ Some may very in their habits wi
others may use pons language smoke aud chew tobacco
drink slirltuoas liquors. Bot in tho Sunday sndn IL
is festivities Is not expected that OF these vices viii te
exhibited said, children initiative AID tly
see their exsmpars smoking they interpret a. manly ~s
BOYS be gin to and torture their natures into ~
sanitation to poisonous SINS and after they have done H. "
strut about almost 70 fmpuder. -
sthy Is 0 der sinners.
smoking and chewing very closely allied to drinking o
tbss who the generally have bottle Of brandy
In their dinner basket ard will tsh just though they had been
dkx or vsnt TO dnk and entice others 10 participate N
order 10 transfer pat Of the shsme or to elevate to srsspec
table habit IL men indulge these things secretly weus sort
for them and have nothing but their mpudence IN sr
Ing the pure air Of Sunday and in assuming the light
,nooy all Il children and many Of the parents with e1hteh
bsuchery beyond endurance and we trust that TIC
who have the these excursions will see to
neither tobacco nor ardent spirits permitted within To IS
preeinets
Nee. York, June IS 1861. t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
MR.. LEHMANNS LETTER TO THE LON.
Don TINES.
t. ne Editor Of rs. ". Y. T,,5.nt.

L. he Editorg rs, " Y. T,,5.ne
SR: Allow me 70 stare that my partner, Mr..
Lobmann, in the communication 10 Tie L0HdoA Tines
City Article May ~, intended merely TO elicit sone
decided mud competent opinion as to the real state Vi
the law in reference 70 the condemnation Of prizes in
peuinl porte. To allay vague feals' q quote his
own words from said artcle to show clearly the
dangers may baye TO guard against" " We
,clii. 81 .. course our own aud o,bsr AueloAmorcan
firms Interested same as are, In American shipping
and the export trade 10 America.
When AIR. Lehman wrolc this article the additional
premium for warisk asked by English undeIw IiIors
Oh American bottoms wa from five 10 seven gu meas
per cent more than British bottoms aud il was of
lie last importance to al Interested in tle American
nag us owners and shippers, TO show, II II c'uld be
shown that the supposed dangers 10 our nag were ex-
aggeuted.
sIr. Lehman ard my.elf would fully agree with
YOU thai JEFF. Davis has no right TO issue letter OF
inarque aud thar all awaiting IL this usurpet and
acknowledged authority ought 10 be treated by the
cgzei mai oDt pirates; but We aud all merchants,
in the selection of shs 10 carry carg0es must b.
Influenced and governed by Lloyds scale OF charges
i0g insurance. The Amerian soipring interest suffers
st this moment ye,y mnch by the unsettled state OF
opinion tie lights OF captore.
| still hope that the intended acknowledgement Of
the Southern COnfederaCy Dy England belligaents
will not be contaminated, or II consumnaled that
Vice Chancellor Kcnts views, "that Prize Court
diog ia tue country OF ito own sovereign has no jU
isdction I4eo lying 10 Deutil port, will pre-
vail aud that under the preeent enlightened seutnleut
OH the subject Of pyaieerng, 4" TO vicious prac
tice OF the Brish ADM ally Courts viii longer be
permitted to Affect ,bc above PRINCIPLE which VA. ad
mit;cd to be correct by Sir William Scol!. See Kent
Law of Nations vol. !, pOge 1881
an, Sir, very huly yours.
L. L.. g. BENZON
Firms Of Nsylor 4 Co., aud Nsylor, Wicker, Co.
Nes-YoTk, juno o. 1851.
W. IL q. Tsu
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MARINE, JOURNAL.
PORT OF w-YORK.........JusH w.
,ssm.hip-S,srs and Striprs Nh Fort Mouroa

,ssm.hip-S,Gs and Stripes, IN, Fora Monroe.
Ship-NoDpu ell oTeen francisco, r. w. Cooley
bsras-M yhow-r DIen Barbldo-s, rIowbrdge's Sonfi
Celia tHr Dpby, ST. Thpm-s ". Hamilton Bros. Libsrno,
siuparck Gork, homr- 1-,ny; hasa Se~y, A.pinw.l
MrtcsfS duncan; kte Lincoln. Hnsir. rhisdeph j. w.
Mehee, ALBANIA, tsn, bremen iienrys Co. Canios,
Hopkins D-nIrrsrs. Miller tOUghOni Joho Ross R's o.
Qu.enstov Funch Mi nrke Lewis, Tortu.
gas b.unes Dcsks; Ma s,el GTia. Baibsdoes, !, 7.
Dwight
bss-w. Mason. Gardner Bangor Miller Houghton, N.
Ridley Br wn. iiarb"r siI Ken lronside fdmston
tbLl Phillips, As,iuwan Topper Shsp. a NJ. Mayhem
,br }, SMITH. hermudt Saith, Jones Co r. Reed Wilin'
g-l St. John. NeviIs G. 4. Billing Cort Demsrsrx
Smith, 70 Co.. Ad. e, st john ID. K Dewohj
Bat er, Miner, Point ,n-I late, ~. u. Smith.
Sehoon-n-W. CrOc.er Ebdic"t. >owburyport, BsAer
Dsytoni Queen Clipper, Locsh.rt nds.r Hatch Dseo1
60.
Sloop-Editor. Case New.Hsven, master.
Steaner-Cohcord, Warren, Posls phis Lopez Khbpst
rick
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gsa..rux-vs Arrived

In sicanship cpoJ baltimore. J.om LiOopoo.rhr r'm
Mi Plu. Arr Lzzl. 1 Jobn ii b'sn, Mics aichelop
Mis-, Lsps-iey So Outline ' hofeAnd M'ss Mary More
isnd ION Nithui. and lady H. Co ant AID lady M aooe
t., NI.s Rec MIR. Mcf nail ~ La ehsd. William A.
0sensbsrs h. A. Blal card ~ FtS JS'iAn Sli,s' Wn'
Ei.duy rr fesnr hi,wortb Gait bnch n Col De Alma
H. rninrs Y, cd n L4au-n WIN Hayes, w Foyer, Howard
s-., W Spae.pg Cro1ei add had Mr. Gsiios ana i.ay'
Mr., ovt an el'r-u Mis- than SD hive e'i'en,
VI a. smith aud lazy, Master WIZ Smtn Andrew smn
Nina Sniih AID j. Bishop. MI Nrryw.ath,h mr.
wild il Mr.. 1Yoey jon Douas. Mr. Ha~he' MI Le'sn'
hing A. DifJt. Mi. Oanst Mr. VsiliDt -
IN bark Is,csd, from Hayacab-ii. +; schimhnS, -
&. PsssmoGs ,,.,., uw.,olns .pS
IN ba,k IDeinia from Baybad1es-wui lam McheiP"' MIG
family, Mr.. HVgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
Prince Alfred ut Quebec.

QUkBrC, Monday, june Il, l86I
Prince Alfred arrived Quebec from the Saguenay
Wednesday ateIno"n il The Queen Victoria, aud WAS
im,rdttely driven tie vernon General, residence
Th.ro wns 10 formal reception, but be was well
ceiyed by the crow in the streets. On Thursday,
Friday and Sat rday, he rode about the city, aid VS.
lied Chaddiee Fall. and other uces of interest. On
Sunday niorni be attended divine service at tho
Cathedral and left this morning for Montreal In the
Q leen Victoria. lie was heartily cheered by the
people whenever be made HE apl eaance in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
ARRIVAL OF THE SUSPECTED STEAMER
PEERLESS.


The iron steamer Peeree. OF Toronto which Consul
General Gddings suspected Of being intended for the
use Of the rebel Government, arrived al this port
yesterdsy.. She has, owing to repeaed detcn,ions,
been three weeks her voyage from Toronto having
sailed on the 9th Of May She is steamer Of 800
tuns burden eaid to he Elk years old. Her fret
owners were Capt. Thos. Dick and Mr.: X, Heron
Capt. Dick sflerwsrd sold biz Interest Is ar. Zu,mer-
man, hS Iaii i..say man. After bis death his share
was purchased by Mr.. Heron, who in time sold out To
the Welland Railway Company. Size subsequently
passed Into the bands Of tho Bank Of Upper Canada.
The present owner il said 70 be Capt John 4. Wright
Of Throgg's Neck well known III the steamboat in
terest here and 1T the South.
The Peerless was bought by him on the 10th of May.
She arrived ct Quebec the 9th, and ut that point
the suspicion Of the Consul WA fret awakened. IL
was scertsined, that under recent Briiisb laws tbs
vessel would not he permitted TO depart to foreign
port without On Imperial clearuuce, which tho proper
officer in Quebec could not graut, owing 10 the fact
that the owner of the Peerless WIS an American.
Therefore, Capt. Wright applied TO the American Con.
sal at Quebec, for sailing letter" which BIO DE-.
cned 10 grant on tie g'ound that the vessel might be
intended for some Confederate port rather tlaD The
port of Eew-York. at length she was permitted 10
clear on condition that she be commenced by Capt.
Mccarthy, a native Of Nova-Scots, but naturalized
ciiizeD of the United States. She ia "a strong, we'll
finished vessel 22j feet long, q feet beam and ii feet
bold, and has tix water-tight compartments. Her
engines are 200 horse power her paddle wheels are "a
feet in diameter and she lie said to be capable OF
ming Is knots an hour She now lies at Pier No. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
DIED.

COOLFY-In .hs city >nnda,. Jpne 49, amer long md
psnfil iLe,s keb osy. 'h- 10 year OF her age
The rraNrs lrds Of the f4n, invited to seod ne
funeraL without further nom ths residence OF neg
"a her No. 1sl Wa hi gton se~t, Tuesday, the issh
Gel ca
KFTTLEMAN-Ou Sunday evening, June 49, aged IL years
Mr.. John keteinIo. -, A.
IT.. p-r. c.-oli-. viii ske place BIZ late residence No.
N..l ed rsdey, ihs'-D
:, JcicI H- riend. O. II. iri.no. of the family The
n,.nb.r, II Tom kns Lode o. at u - hope Longo
No "a, and 4. NJ tmpus hosr Compsny No. 80 we
,xemrt nen.brss Of the Ae- lok Fire Department. are 70
,p.ciiul, invited n amend
Seheneeady Hap-Is will Fle.,r copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
SHIPS For THE WAR.

The announcement that the Collins steamers Baltic
and Atlantic had been purota 10y Government and
were TO DO imme datsy converted into vessels is
premature. Officers Of the Government have been
engaged for several diysin making thorough nsrec-
ton Of these steamers with view 10 purchasing buf
~ yet the negotiations are not Concluded. Il is prob
able TINT the trnr sfer will be made within day or
two, when tie steamers will proceed to tho NayyYsrd
aud b. converted into formidable vessels Of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

The TnasscRiPT.-Tbi journal, now in it's third
year. ia published in this city daily by g. H. Stout *
Co., No. IO2 Nassau street. IL contains y complete
legal record verbatim reports Of the debates OF tue
Boards of Aldermen, Councilmen, and Supervisors,
aud The arrivals at the hotels up midnight. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

r. hsxYEIs Bethel Va VI d7spy dtp'ofss ev osr 90 e.
aBd ueioae.s ot hicb hi Conduct on The above
undsnt proof and hat deeply Jmpa'iize "a" sc '' y
Of deceased io ,lr tbeI bereavement -,
Reso.fCd Tbs, marx Of reet to the psh2y y ot
ceased the Of this regiment VIII wear the "so" o''S
noun ina Tor tLirty days. -, -. a.. T. H.
Re,Orsd That copy utiousbe 'en' to the 'my
OF deceased 49,, . N ".
Kesirsd That these resolution, be Published In Newton
and Philadelphia. ,o,,,a ,,,,.pvrp o..r.,.,x
CAMP SCOTT.
There seems 70 be continuous trouble at Camp Scott
The Hon. Daniel T. Sckles Who'll acting as Bigadier.
General without authority, making colonies with great
ease, appears alao to aInnake them upon tie came
responei5i6ty We are Informed thai COL Montgomery,
eleted 10 that Office BY the Excelsior Regiment, has
been deposed by the Acting Brig General, " who
fette,b mp one and pulleth down another at ht own
WILL Col Montgomery says that there are now PM ~,
$500 men in Camp Scott, and that very many VIII
leave to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
A CARD.


STR: Your paper of to-day contains notice under
the head of Police Intelligence In which mentioned Germss
gentenan, who keeps drugstore No Is Bayard strsss
The undersigned has kept Drugstore No. le Bsys,a ,,,.x
for years past and has bad any difficulties viii th
police Ass he visited house. ana
robbed therein There drugstore No Is Bay street. nor
for blocks around except the Of the undesrsl
who respectfully egs the statement In yoar "a,
days issue. Most respectfully yours
EDMUND WEBER, Apothscary, No. 10 Bsysrest.
Nep- York, june II, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

upon the body of an unknown man about 10 yeers a
ase, teaad drowned in the dock foot Of Clarksoa
street. Deeeased was stout built, bad red whisksys,
and was dressed In hi kory shirt, black coat, and
oVeials. Verdict; Found drowned"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
The lkescued Passengers by the
Canadian.
Sr longs n T..

Sr. Jonss, n. +. Monday, june II, 1861.
The steamship lIibeumn, from Quebec, will stop at
this port ing on Tuesday niaht or early "ednes'
day morning, to take tho rescued passengers of the
lost eteantl III Canadian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

KILLED ny A FALL.-CoroDer Jnckman held an In
quest Yesterday ut No. ~ Roosevelt street upon tho
body OF Michael Charles, child two years old, who
was dashed to pieces by falling ont Of hvestoy win.
dow OF that hoa.e, A verdict Of Accidental Death
Usa yeudared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
The Steamer New.YOrIS.

ENsIFONI, Me, MUhday june II, ISbI.
The steamer New-fork, formerly of Ogoensbury,
arrived ut ST. Johns, N. H., on Sunday Juue IT, safe.
The ara la tuis city ca route for home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
MAXINE 5FFAIRS.

Loss OF the BRITISH STEAMER ZULU.
private letter rays that the Br. steamer Zulu, FROM
Havana for Jamaica, ashore AT Morant Point on
he 18th ult. The crew, passengers and mails were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
Marine ibisDslers.

F.. CLEVELAND Monday, June IL, 1861.
The schooner Fremont, with 400 busbel, Of wheat
for alo rnnk j, The river last night. The schooner
Ben Flint, with cargo OF wheat for Bnf.lo il ashore
west OF Tiers, il OF water. Both insured in Buff
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sIsIAlUaK ALMANAC,
Sun-Rises...s:28 Sets ......7;J3 Moon--Sets $40
HIGH WATER 1HIs DAY.
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Tposs The request Of The sssAs' many persons
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