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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......Jrrf


Sesmship-Persis (Br). LOU. Liverpool T. CaDtio.
ships-John O. Baser Ross. GlasgGw, o. Bater "a Co
W s. Lindsay Pstteu Live pool =, Gelibrand, James L.
Bosert Conway, Liverpool. Boyd Heincken Asheotcp,
Pradeih, London, e. OdnnslL
B.rks-Matet (BI.} Robinson Queenstown, Asell Hars
CO. Is. Colc,n Cocon Cork, r. p buch Co EIgess,
- Havana, ]. T.. Wsrt Co.. J. NJ IharstcI, Ghtty.
Jersey r. r. Bgct CO. ,a..
Brjgs- Rolling se. Rowsl, ST. Croy, via Brsadyw'ns,
Hrs,t son Co Jonn y cotton Crowe, Vera Cruz, j. 4
a X Webster; New York Cooper Constantnope' haiisr
Lord Querear; Ai1nce OBJ, - Cork - =" ~
Bsrre Tsmpico XII. Deycne; Richmond, wy S@n, Ce't
France Moore & Heury =, d,
ssboon.rs-Fr.rcis b. Decker Wsrous Providence, II.
pcrn.t V.nns IN Crane Aloncton, N. B. D. X. Degof
Inc, Virginia Msnns Norfolk A. J. Brown; Margaret Arr
(prl Whelvley, s.. Johu, u. b., A sm.hes 20. Dof'
ccopa4o Nj, Taulpco. ". E.cheyeTria 20 aneIlcs
.yaod, Bristol add Providence l.. Kenny Mofoing Sta
fBfl Miller Haifar u. K De~olf Queen Of thpiei" bL
LocEha 81 john, y. b.. a. snthsn Co. peh''"i ""1'
Portland, Thos. II. Stanford.
sloops-Imsent Jennirg-. Norwich. C. b Hn'ss ,us
Maria, Ward, Norwich II. y Racket.
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OswRGO, ene H. p. m.FIOUH steady bsh - TO- fncv
Vug,r Tor choice ot- saes 600 bu.h NADIA Club At
c aud 900 do Amber Michigan at al II. No. Chica.
hold OF 5lo. which !, shove the views Of buyrrs CORY
"a do. prime old do NJ sc. Otler Grains uulet C,S,I
fKE"Hrs-Flour Re- Nhest Be, Com 5c.. % New-ioIk
do. Corn. C,NsL EKrogrs-9 900 bbl Flour 1900 bl,h
Wheel 20 800 bush. Corn.
ErFpALo, June a. .. m.FLovR, demand moderate and
nfAet steady WHEAT Quf. aud nothing Of
doing sales No Milwaukee Club a5c sd Inferior Chicas
Spring 63c Cons in iy demand ode sales ,t 80
&c OArs and other Onins que'. NHsXr sal-s C,N,L
fAKdufs, he. Whoa and lie on Com % New York
EFFORTS y o00 bhs Four 3'l con bush Wheat, 2j on
bush Com. 40 900 bush Oats. tKPoETs, 9t0j hh. Flour
% ocu bush Whcst. 5000 bush. Com rocco bush. Oac
PHuApFIrHiA. juno H.. -- fIoUN ia better demand
WnEAr nm, Red p 23d ~ p. White. al 3laAi -
CoEs hru Willie. 3.dtpc lelow, a!05ac. PROVISION,
dull NiGsEi advanced. Ohio a. 2bc. AID he higher.
BAtrisonR. June E-fIorR very dul NHKtr quis.
CorN advancing. White advanced It.. oar, steady Rfy
t'ao'c rHorisoss guiei Mc's Pork 81 1, WnisNy yay
firm 10 % &C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

SAY Fg,sclsco Nav c3-Tks ship Kate Hooper has dam
aged considerable cargo By .zt principally abop: the
ar sresk, Ia tue lower hold. she has leaked a the tins
Will. hchsrgng The leak IL probably in the CARDBOARD The
ship Josiah Hrr has damaged considerable cargo from iesk
about belts s Of tho houses &c The main
mast spruug decsvei both will be taken out
and replaced With The ship Belle OF the Sea has dam
aged cargo by a., she carried away her mLzen
na Z and shove The ship Andrew Jackson arrived
the 2lt inst Her cargo with exceptions Is being landed
good cssr She experienced very heavy weather the
ainust i, crippled Bon viii be taken out aud replaced
with new The lower min opssilysrd spru and some
other damage done The ship Sierra Nevada has completed
her r.rsirs aud will be ready for In shout week
PoRT-,r-PRisCz June THE bark Oliver lAm.l. from
Apn,ss bound 70 this port load ogwood tho Msditer
ranean totally wrecked Last week rect near Aux
Caves In heavy weather The captain and saved them
..lves In their bo.ts .ud ARR, ed u Aux tsyes
Buyp1Lo Juns i6.-lhe schr. Maple Leaf, loaded with
wheat from Chicsro. hound OSesc 10 ashore on hitis
Point on Lake IuIon Assistance has ssnt from Detroit
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s.amship rlsn,ss.ne. (Br, Beard Kins.ton JAM June
g. snd Pcu Prince oh, ios~ood and 10 pss' to Walden
Ship David Saey Baraby LveoG My 10 %d's :, ard r,
70 pass n Smith Co. hiey a. ias 10 o. lon Is II:
was company with ships Panama Hanson, from Liverpool
for Nevi OH AID Rainbow, Gill ifo Liverpool oi boston
June lat a. H. lon 81 spoke bark Amafanth Br u days
from Engend for Quebec. June 10 81 a, ion o. !" poas
bark Lana IBrerll FROM Antwerp for Nsw;York Nays
ssd 3d. beIwees alta % aud ~ Ions. and Al pss.ed up
ward Of 80 icsbergs ana much orosen iee say we s 70
sn Of westerly winds has been days W. Of Sable Island
Ship Panama Hanson, Liverpool May 81 sat to hennin
heavy gales ia which 'g' sail. ana washed
away head s and knees 10 lat ~ 81 ION ~ 20 "a" sew
juno g. a 40 49, So 20 bad heavy gale commencing At
s and hauling around to f. blowing hq'sGs w .s
nailed ship Metropolis bound e. iane day. passed snip SCOT
BARI Lawn Bren Wlms.u Antwerp % days, rodse and
Us pss TO Hcrusnn Hoop. June H. the Banks .poke
alp David HosiIey Barnaby ou Liverpool May f'f New"
Bark Jane. NJ. Hicks Grceuman. Yorktown, Va days
in ballast 70 LswI.n;s G, 20 Palermo IS days. and
a days from Gibraltar fscii 70 Lawrence Uiies 20. u
Big wd Pigeon OBJ q Nassau r sSlR Su N .scss
schr Mary and Susan, hence ior H.rbor Island ~
Brig Conflict Roland, st, Kits June s. mOa''e' to D. W.
BIis Princes, Royal r) NeOOld Bermuda days, pOa'
BIZ Scotland tof fIstord Francis. Guayanlls. P. r. II
days moa,ses to L. Smith Co. vessel to master
s.h EySn. TO- S 81 ES.s Had .aaa Weather most Of
thu pss,sge 18th off Cape Hen0Pen hsd heavy gale from
salr Ivy tof Philadelphia Henderson csrdenas June
su-ar &c Sailed in company With schrs burdet
Hart and Marine, for New-fO!k
schr j. l. Day sPaErsw, Ea:leas deys, in ballast to
Beals X Hamilton.
sshr G. B. Miller b. Of Esuau, N P), Bsrscoa June :,
fruit % james Douglas .
schr G.a Marion, GFia, Port.snd, Ne, day., plaster
sell clifton lBr) Norsi' M,itland n s., L days. plaster
10 J. ,. iitDey Il co.
Schr John Rose Eulse Warrington N. c. days coal
sctr. m4T'hil. hn.5uTer Rondoti coal 10, Boston
Sohr. Paragon Hatch. Rondcut. coal Tor boston
Srhr ftaiOu Fall River, in ballast
Schr. Col Lester Thompson, Proydclce days.
Steamer Yucsa MosTison, Pblzdephia mdse to Loper
KiTt patrick.
steamer Osprey Kennsy, Providence. ndss to Edward
ByDner. ~ ,,.,,,
stsamer Alice, Christopher Baltimore, mdse. to William
Daizell.
steamsr Josephine Thompson. Cundig Bsuore n.dse te
WIN. Dalzrl.
Va In ballast. -, .
Steamer D-lav o. s. rsn,pOr.l, achmOre, Washington
Steamer Trenton q. transport Atkins, Washington D.
Steamer Ps,.psco IT, g. transport Besrse, Whiehcuse,
Va 10 hours. in bsllA,. 70 u. d. Tompkns
sAILED-stssmship Ma.anIas, for rOEt Royal
WIND-Ssnset, S. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

GRAVE CHARGES AGAISsr A CoRosER.-At a
meeting of the Board of Supervisors held on the 9th
ult., Drs. Overton, Duggan aud Malone preferred
charges of a serious character against Dr. John II.
Murphy, Coroner Of Kings County, resident in
Williamsbur2h. The matter was referred to tue
Law Committee for investigation, and on Monday
the Committee held meeting to hear the testimony.
Dr. John b. Ovington testified that Coroner Muir.
ply had offered to give him half the fees IN all csses
where he refused to give certificate for burial aud
that the Coroner had made the same suggestion TO
other physicians DIR. Duggan testified that MUIR
ply had requested him TO withhold certificates IN
order that the Coroner might obtain the fees for
holding an inquest Witnesses testified lhat Coroner
Murphy had caused bodies to be dsinterred in order
TO hold an inquest and the fees. Altogether
the charges made against Coroner MaTphy are OF a
grave and startling character, and appear to be
borne out by testimony. lie processes his ability to
fully rebut the charges, and al opportunity will be
afforded him Of doing 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

The Krrrfs OF The PEslrESrIARY.-The Board
Of Supsrysors have hard time in selecting Keep
er Of the Peni.entiary, in place Of Hiram Helmes,
resigned They have spent hours in balloIing at
every meeting held during the past two months
Yesterday they bslOted eleven times without .
choice. The candidates are Messrs. Nicely (Dem.)
and Burrows and Magratb .lRepubIicansl. 1t %
probable that new nominations " ~ b" Ind. o, ,bs
next meeting, in July,
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approach hs rb.ans ard patriotic action OF tne r.
She Ia hocrey to raise fund' ior the
nm pose Of filing Up quota Of oop which mos oeeh long
since due under the call Of the President"
New-York long since fcd up her first and second
quotas of troopq, and is now quietly filling the third
call. If che has not paid her tax, it is because
the Government has not yet decided the amount due
after deductipg the cum advanced by the State to the
Government for war expenses. Months ago, the
Governor, in message, recommended the paymen,
in advance Of this tax and tie Legislature foncur'eo
in bis recommendation. New-York has fewer reg
iments but more men in the field than Pennsylvania
ever had. A. for equipments and clothing fennsyi'
yania will hardly provoke comparison.
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cry ITEMS
..,,sr,1rNrs THIS EVENING.

,ursFMENTS THIS EVENING. III.
>,, cv.ropyK (3aRpPYs-Sixth syenue ana Foar'teh'n
NNos ~ Prousnsdo Music and Equestrian Perform
N,,o%'s PALACE or Musc-sish avenue and fonGseehtn
Nn s,,.., -. Opera and Ballet Performance"
N,,n's G,rpEs-i,rosdwsy. the Grand ~Drudica scene
from Norma The SyIen." ~ c...so,.
u ..xUws AayRIcAy COMMODORE
M. WA e. day and night; Gwynneth Vaughan,
and "a journey 10 Richmond" l..
:; r,6;.l AcApEsY oy DEsieH-No e2s brosd"ay' cay
~" KrrNn'. THH.rsa-" Farchon; or, The Cricket"
,s, oY MusIo II Trova,orei Concert 5y Oo'''chAk
A. rs,fc,S apcs BY Hermann:
w.fShss7s TaSsysy-Rl0sd"'. and Thirteenth stree! .
The Irish Lion' ins Young Actress 1.-THE he
turned Volunteer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

RELIEF FOR SICK AND WousDED SOLDIERS
Mayor Kalbfeisch has published card, inviting
citizens Of the Western District of Brooklyn to meet
in the Governors Room, City Hall, on "Wednesday
thir evening, June Is, at u O'Clock, for the pur'
pose Of devsng for the relief and care OF the
sick and wounded soldiers now returning home, and
to provide for the raising of funds to defay hospital
expenses to be incurred for their welfare here. A
meeting for the same purpose will DO held in the
Eastern District on Thursday evening.
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Copoxrrs, C,srs.-Coroper Ramsey held an in

CoRONKRs' ClsEs.-Coroner Ramsey held an In
ou.st Yesterday on the body Thos T. Shiroek who
hrown from mis- buggy while riding in Central Park and had
nj. skull fractured day tao ago Tue jury rendered
verdict of accidental death The who let out the horse
10 Mr.. ShIoek exoneseted from any blame In the
matter
an unknown laboror who. while passing along South
street near Pine "Wednesday afternoon received blow
on the al from heavy block which fell accidentally from
window Hi skull was fa;tuIcd and he was conveyed to
the City Hospital where he died Of his injury yesterday
morning. Verdict: Accidental death"
lhe same Coroner held inquest the body Of johanna
Knes girl eleven yesIs old who accidentally drowned
on Monday.
Coroner Wdey yesterday held inquest the body Of
which found floating In the dock at the
foot OF Fulton street, North River Deceased about
five feet eight inches height siui build dark hair brown
iarke. white shit black rbbed silk neck ribbon one
inch wide, white undefshi, brown fancy check pants calf
skin CATERS gray wooden socks aud apparently about eny
two years age Tho body had been in the water about
month In Of the pockets found thirty cents, sill
yer watch, and one dozen collars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

Pr BETA KAPPA.--The anniversary meeting OF
The Phi Boz Kappa Society Of this city was held
last evening in tho Chancellor's room of the New
York University, at = O'Clock. When the business
Of the meeting had been transacted the Society adj
jouTned TO the large room Of tho Uniyersity, and
Prot. Alfred G.. Post, MD., Of the University Med-
cal College delivered an able lecture on the con
diiion Of our country in which be gave very lccid
review of the question Of Slavery. A very select
audience paid patient attention to the weltwrtten
remarks Of The learned lecturer.
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BOOKS RECE{VED.

Eeple, 70 r,ssys and Re7i,ws" with Preface by N,
lord Bishop Of Oxford. I2mo. Ip i33. ID. Apple
Ton 4 60.
Helps Over Hard Places. BY Lynde Palmer l9rno PIP. 22i
American Tract society.
Robinsons Progressive Table BOOK for Young Children
Edited BY D. ". Fish, A NJ. lRmo. pb. q. hiAOn
Phinney 10.
blysId Tsyl0fs Prose- Writings (udis. China and Japan
lth Ediiiou) Vol vi. pp. 533 @. p. Putnam.
The Works Of Thomas if 3D. Edited by Epes ssrrout Vol
VI limo PIP. SOC. The Same
Tragedy Of Success LIMO. PIP gi. TcknoE Fields Sold
~ Sheldon a Go.
Rsvenshoe. sy Henry Kiassley. l.mo Pr. 40 The
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RECOVERY oF GOoDs SToLEs FROM Express
WAGONS YKOS STOREKERPEHs.-OHiccT Irving OF tho
Twentieth Precinct hs recovered large quantity OF valuable
goods the property OF various parties ~ whom said goods lad
been by lPTrss und who have lot property
that way may have opportunity of identifying by cAing
the Jefferson Market Police Court. Already George W.
Asay Of 2J f.hh ha. iieuthed piece OF gray
twied flannel valued toi George King Of No IL West
Sixteenth street hls identified quantity Of cambria lining,
valued AZ SO ~, and hous schilman Of No Og Eirith
yenue claimed four pieces Of cashmere cloth OF the value
Of foO The thieves Washington Smith. Johu Druu.sod
and John Sheridan are il under aIIci awaiting e2Anna.
tiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

In ship Ddcid Hendley from Lieepoos-Mr Thos Hissna
Of Delaware, Miss d. l. Harding OF Nsw-Jersey.
u" brig wad Pigeon. from NassauMr and Mrs. Cunning
ham, Miss Hughes Lieut. Kane lady snd child Mr. Newie
Mr. Brendde, Mr. Fueford, MIRA Black son Mr. Murray
IN 6yig Conflict from 81 k0s-J. II. Hoyts j. M.ynard
w. w. Warren, J. Phllbrick '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE FULTON FERRY.-The
Union Ferry Company will commence the demoli-
ton of the old ferry houses on the New-Ycrk side
Of the Fulton Ferry, on Monday the 23d inst, pre-
para,ory to the erection of new and. more comr'o'
dious structures. Only two boats for foot-passen'
gers only, will be run on the Fulton Ferry during
the time these improvements are in progress. Ex
ira boats will be put the other ferries, to accom-
modate vehicles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

PENNSYLVANIA AND Nrw-YoRK.-The Hon.
HegryD. Moore, State Treasurer Of the State of
Pennsylvania, paid on Saturday, to the Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States the Of $3.50, 600
final instament Of the War Tax to be raised by
that State, thus saving to the Commonwealth Of
Pennsy lvania Is per cent on the aggregate amount
of the tax, which fact affords The PennsylCanto
Telegraph excuse for drawing inydious contrasts
between the Keystone State and the Empire State
in the following strain:
"New.YoIk with ell her grsndBOquelee does roihirg to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

THE BRoOKLyS HoRTIcULTURAL SociETY.-The
Sumner exhibition of the Brooklyn Horticultural
Society Will commence to-day, and will be continued
during the day and evening, until Thursday night
The whole of the Academy of Music has been en-
gagged, and the parquet and stage will be hoored
over, and decorated with the choicest plants and
flowers. The display promises to be one Of the finest
ever IN in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

fHE OpER.-Mr. Amodio IA brother of the late
admired bari,one) has appeared in the Trovatore.
Although not his fret appearance before New-fork
audience, it lie deserving of MENTION for the pleasure
it afforded and the promise il gave Of future and H.
creased success
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Krss,,c No Cnmr.-Yestecdav Mr.. woIkcr =

Missing No URINE etterdhy, Mrs. walker, al
sli4be widow, who desires to live at peace with the world
and tho rest Of uanknd appeared before Justice Kelly At
Jefferson Mafs Police Court ana complained that Mr. Law
the agent for the house In which hs lives called upo her on
the 18th AIr last and without previous consultation or
permission did proceed 10 kiss her also ark her when IL
might be convenient for him to cal zDd her again Mr.
bes n defense, tud: have nothing say except that
collecting the rel" Justice Kelly. believing that nothing
scous had resulted from the afeconate embrace heyond
theit Of as which not provided for Ia tho statute d
missed the case Mrs w was Indignant aud promised that
there would oe more about It,"
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A meeting will be held in Wilamsburgh Thurs
dav evening. for the purpose OF devising means for
the relief of sick and wounded soldiers and to raise
filnds for that purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

THE EXCISE Co%uissIoyERs.-The Board of Ex-
eise Como'Ssloners held their rst meeting yester'
day and organized. Several applications were made
for licenses. The Commissioners are Messrs Hugh
Mclaughlin, Willets Jarvis, and Thomas Murphy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

sINiaruas ALaANAo
Sun-kisef...4 Sets Mosa-Rise, n IN
. sisH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. .H:3e Gov Island leo Hell0sts 3.oI
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Fatal AccIDEST.-Coroner Murphy yesterday
held nques, the body OF Charles Men ,oe at mis- for
rnsr r.sdence Newlok Deceased employees the
ioncad boats the Continental works SID while at work
struck IN the breast with piece Of on and sustained
inl grcs which resulted IN his DE- aih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

FIRr ~ TWENTIETH STRTET.-On Monday night,
between IL and ~ o'clock, ire broke out on the
fret floor of the carriage mandatory OF Francis
Young, No. East Twentieth street. BY the exer.
tions OF the reinen, who were on the spot IN good
time the flames prevented reaching the second
floor On the first floor the following property was
DESTROYED: = coaches and l baggage-wagon, the
property Of j. j. llager; ] Rockaway, belonging TO
Brewstcr a. Baldwin; barouche and top-wagon,
belonging 10 VIM. Hornby; top-wagon belonging
to VIM. Douglas; top-wagon belonging to james
O'Nesl; l wagon belonging to VIM. Keller; and
Rockaway, 1 pony cart and ! coach belonging to
Waiter Youngs, all valued at about = 900. Insured
for $4,000 ia the brooklyn, American Exchange, and
Atlantic Insurance Companies. The building, which
is owned by l.. Gillette, injured to the extent Of
about 800. Insured for 81 600 in the Hamilton In
surance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

GEORGE CnRIsTY's MINsrRELs.-The new hsll
of Minslrelsey, No. 5s5 Broadway, opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel, will be opened to the puoiic
next Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

The Rev, Charles VI. Hyde of Brooklyn, has 70
ceived o call 70 become pastor Of the Congregations
ChurGn az BEmGeld, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

GRAMMAR ScHooL OF THE EEw-YoRx UsivER'
srrY.-The annual exhibition Of the GraomaI
School OF the New-York University takes place thu
morning, at 10 o'clock.
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Movements Of Ocean steamers.
Pnssengers Arrived

IL s,sa.Ap Pdniagaaet from Po,faa. P'Eee-aions
eau att aud tTotl.r A. Hartle, Consul p Pns1d "he
two chiden, and servant J. paIe Mons Racine DcIencn
toart, J. NJ. Ceptd. Mia Sep.csl MIss senetaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
To Mariners,

Foq SisNNs oS Bo,RD THg LIGaT-NEVsIs OF TIM
ryrkp SrtrEs AL ghtycsses of the United states
urushed with bells DO hy hand to DO sounded
aud horn, be blown alternately intervals OF no exceeding
i've inei with duration Of each signal Of sbost three
minutes i.ayn, silent Interval Of sDou; minutes.
BY order. THORNTON A, JbShlNs secretary.
Treasury Department Oce Clubhouse Board, Washington,
ID. c. bisJ 81 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-Thc first meeting OF
tho Board Of Health this held yeitegday. fow
unken directed TO DO Allied and they sd ouscd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

CoMaENcENryr.-The annual Commencement OF
the Rutgers Female Institute will take place TO-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

NOTICE TO THE BAR.-The Special Term of the
Kings County Supreme Cont stands burned until Monday
the 23d Of June at O'Clock H. when pane business
WIN be heaId BIZ judge Lott.
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TA1vsv<;sefreptf

CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure for
and all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder Sold by
A. Dyussigt, MoRaAp& ALIEN Agents. " Chn-st, N. Y.
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Thdyrriisementi

Young men can learn their true pursuit and
parents how 10 tain their children 20 be useful and happy by
Archaeological Eismr.ien q! Fowler Wells. 80 L dwsy
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Advertisement.
SUMNER CLOTHING,
At Ey,ss', and FalIOn..t.
80 per cent below Broadway prices.


GRAND GALA DAY AT BARNUM's MUSEUM
Two superb Dmmac peiomances At and "a o'clock D. m
Com hurf tAc ISFAsf ORATOR. AQuARA, &c, at all hours
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Disasters. Ac,

The steamer virginia a. s. ansportl At Pier No ~
now loading subsistence stores FOR " bite House. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

GAS FIXTURES and Coal on LAMPS in qrcat
variety At Menuiacioy Nos o. II and ~ Mercer st. The
Trade aIe Invited TO call Archer PAscoAsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

BULLS HEAD.--The closing day Of the weekly
market of beef cattle in Foryourth street. was bet
ter than the closing day last week ascompared with
the opening. All the stock sold, though rather
slowly and not till late in the day. without any ma
teria decline upon the rates of the opening day, and
the whole stock Of over 1900 head sold in the city
this week, it is estimated will net cents pound
for the meat, less the value of hide and fat, and
other olal This is half cent decline upon the pre-
vious week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

The Rev. DR.. Chaplin expects to attend the excur
sion and picnic of the Sunday connected wit
his church, tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

SALE or 4 VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRLRY.-On
Monday evening Messrs. Bangs, Merwin g. Co.
commenced the sale Of the valuable miscellaneous
library of the late Mr.. w. a. Secly, comprising a
choice selection Of standard English and French au-
thors and reviews in complete scts in large nun
bers. Last evening collection Of French and Span
ish works were sold. All the books command
very low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

Foo SIGNAL A. THATCHER ISLAND LIGHT srArioS.-a
fog hso viii be sounded IhscheIs Island tCspe Ann
Ms4achus-tl,l Light Station dgng fog,, thick OF haiy
r,thef sni during from and AFTER june ltns
To. viii be a blast OF the trumpet Of SIX seconds
,on making three blasts aud three inie,l per minute
By order OF the l.. IL. Board
- M A GOODNIN HI House Engineer, Deston.