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arrircd.....SuNpAY. july 8.


st -. Se-rep Pike Mccall March 20 teas aud eassii 20
SIN, n.r'eI ebs,e- IT, s. Sanitary HospisN Hlnison''
RAJ ID . Sex 4nl wounded soldiers ir9Il Cen A.eOI'.~-s
Rst pootbea Henrietta (Du.chl. smit, Nouteyideo "a
"a f'6es &C. 90 Booloa Cla..s G'~o. Nay - t D.
lof 3 W. srusled hamburg bars showing "a ds' pen,
49,. -4 .rom Swansea Va qo1aio. May ~ a. ~
Ion - ~ spo1o Ode burg s-lT clipper iiou lao Ni-A1S
HIpto- old Dominion jenkins Cardenss9 days, sugar
20 Robert * W 1r1s june - OF S'ohe ny, 800 "a"
Trcy Rar rhui.ow antwerp = days going INTO 01a,-
sam. time spoke bagk Iai, nom Boston, also Pig io
g,rieuas Jolly lat 81 81 lon u o. spoke J. H. Ne'n''
ff3l DcrnararA ior New-A orl' =, G, r..-. oh
Brig Cola Hunter lbr, OF 1Iinobll, ~ Sl A@"s7'' '
l.. nd June u. SUGAR 20 Stuf-.s co. =. "a. -
RT Ocean Traveller lot sedg.ical Sargent Eueyitas June
o. mar AMI 1o.asses 20 Thompson x hnn'i. $1,000.
Bag Excelsior (Br), Talbot bermuda Jays po'~'ce''"
SIR So.trn Belle (of Nassau y. P). Goodse. POI 'e
? Il Iuus - sugar 90 ,. Aneas Sailed ~ company WIN
5r Cbss ot asvol Eiredse Baracoa Juue %, fruit
So 5rin1 tpr) Martin. Aux Cayes 70 days, loswooi
20 master sailed Ia company wltA british Ons pni0h Tor
s:2r Jane, Ha IT, s. suryeyius), Fairfield, Key West
Sim,r C,b,wb, H. s. transror) Pensacola Jurs % and
r., Net 81 and Port Roysl July 2 20 d. y 1Oinp'ips-
-5,er fsro Il = trauspotl. Hancox Fortress Monroe
"a hons Win $50 rsoues to l. ). CusIte naer ana landed
them e. Governors lt.aud TT, Al ~,
scLr cal lie Il. 81 Springer from supplying the Light
SIR. hste s,ewar KILLER, Key West IL days. in ballast to
Ascpr AZ =. psve, Robinson, Port Royal dfys ship
srs.a 70 \ l.. LcCready L Co.
SIR ssn.rr.et Sterling, Baltimore days coal; -.
Stearor West Point tU. - tansportl, Cro"eh' r""e'
Llo4roe hours, j. bal.aS; 70 Arthur LesFy.
Rrr-ey~o The T. E. transport. Philadelphia hence 'e'
turned tits morning
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Marine JOURNAL.
FORT or NEw-YoRK.....~..JrLr 5



eesuslo--G ssrow (3rl Rosksl Liverpool J. O Dele
Ber1su tt emil Wess-ls Southampton and Bremen, Och
lchs Co. Chesapeske, CTo"ei, Potand, H. b. Cromwell
& 60
SHIPS Louis, Berry. Glasgow Va Nelson Sons sp'
rs ri, J1fdin LIVERPOOL, snow Bur-es, Calhoun, Iiu'
rasr liverpool spo4od. Tleston Co sonhoruor -oal.
iys~o0ol. Nlsaith Sons. Lcoul. Nl-i.ms Ave pooh
enov e Bffess; Lurnds Smilh Bristol, Arfeii Hurst X
CO.. St. George. C.lyeisud, Bleuos Aye, q. cnonJ.
Baks-John Fyfc. Sherwood. Glasgow. e Dlnhani Cor
lime laugs Antwerp ITO nl1oo CO.. l.. a Chase, Dow
new. NeR Orleans J. W. Eiwel CO.
Bfies-Acule (3rl, uesly Quecnstogn, Boyd Hincken
Nautilus Dach), St.Len PeTnaabi ,o, W r schndti n.
r. King FmbeI Msianzas. Jas. /. Ward Co Antelope
(Ham Lundi, Plymouth, Eulch, Meidcs Wendt; fsDkee
sde Fairchnd Orleans Jonas smith Co Reuihaw
Pi, zee Csaiz j. F. Ward Co.. Luwood OBJ Atkinson
T. fss, II J. & G.. =. Dew3if Lizzie fie-i, Cowtli Lszt
simpson & Mayhem; Donna Maria, PeEen, Baltimore, '"
Scot & 90. 49, 80 =, -
schooners-B n. Pi'ts Corsen, White House IandingVs
D. s. stewart; Justice sheldon Bristol and Proyiderce ~
k-nuy; Mercy E1yl0l trQweu, Philadelphia, v D. rick
e-so.; Nicods Nick-rd Haamo-as schcplon 20. fls
liant Leighton. hf-,au. master W w bI inerd BoWcen,
sNAiugfon l.. Kenny Jones Nossoni Nlunu ston j. ".
McKe. J. sp.Iss lui =, Phapephia, 'eg bIant sasti
J. a. oeucer Sutr. Plialelp IL, " L. 4eCready < 20
I Ceer -, 81 sieiphia. Bentley, smith Co. General
Warren Benson Plrsuouth j. y lyrton som kossu H.
Lee sew lare1Jr- $. ~. Lewis; Ebeth snow, NeH-vs'
can. \. L.le9reldy Coz American tnsf' - boston,
". :. brown q Co.
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Passengers Sailed

IN steamship Gdsgor, for Liropoo, Mad p Mopti Si.'
Alice Shelby, Charlotte j. smith Augpts Smith. Nstids
Pne Lizzie Serues, r. Tsswater vito, children. ia
FAINT and servant Holland Consul a S. Louis Chas Loeher
vie sad eid Antonio LGz Of Nswonesns; Mis- Bertha
Nichols Jessie ). smith, hrs Frances Palmer, Mrs 1hos
Hutchiufou and daughter Mr.. snj AIRS Durand Pha.
delDls, WA. Gsmmlge. Ph!i,i Geo Burnley Phisd. !;
John Thornton PAilad ThOs van Chas Bsrosurs ard
oly Miss Sullivan servant. children. inssnt, Louis
l uaclt ~ PeFe, VIM. y Peterkln, wife and daughter
piisi; Lieut. Bond Toronto: Charles O3sssee Cap. 81
s H. N.s Dawson d seysat Edward Dayison wife ard
nfiut Rev J. 5. b. Hodge, ami vile. P.sri Moni joan
tedies Cspt John Moody J. Pedg r. Roca, John Pgr0t,
ne. Davis John Stewart Tbos. Neish.man Chas Vast
mead Thso Johnston P0uchsefpse; A. Oo, Peter Bren
mar g. Rsi a-dson Geo d. MeCulen. J. IL. Pickering, BEL
f,st h. I.t11n j. Beoubay, Iohn Doyle James D0guey,
Geo LsyeI-ith others Ia tie steerage. Specie, $lao0O
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The following is the list Of passengers:

Pickering Mrs Miller. Miss NJ Lear Miss
children, Col John ID. Rust, Cap. Burger Capt Leng'r
Mr. suydam, lieut.; Spencer Lieut., MckogeIs. Nh. Joel
Hopper, J.. p Turson u Adams Express Company li.ut
X. /. Law of United States fgte Vermont Dr. Met Az
L. l. Lyons f. L. Pierce, Lieut. Porter. Lieut. e ID ba'ee
Dr. bacon Capt Campbell r. Cameron, Wilson, Bingham,
Ea Morr hs w. " Hssct' r. g. Iesch Abbot
MeT' $ Smedey y b EieFy' T. F. Abbot, ihe 1e" J.
LIST OF WOUNDED.
SEVENTH CoNvacl ioUT.-serg. WIN. H. q lyncs, Co O.
Cofp0ra-I. Schubert. &c. Il John War, CO d. John r.
J.. P. Kirg Co X; u. Cohen, Co l.; W h. Cooley, Co.
Betj. SANFORD Co. u Jas n. Perkins. TO- H.
Ia oash Co. d. COR "qhsn Bsrne' Co. {; Private s.
G. Mich. Etan, Co. ches Miggin' Co. @; hos Mile'
bury. Go. IL jas v ion CO. ID; 4. u. iattAn Co. IL b.
B, bsfTows Co j. David Fi'zse.sli Co Z; , p.,-,.,
YHtD kHopr IaLAsD-JaHes Sheridan Co. l. and Patrick
Malone. Co. h.
Fohrl-sa1n NEv-yorx-w, wiehusn, Co I.
FOLFl-SrvgNgu sEW-l oRR--Watcr Power, Co. ID. .
srvrSTY-NisrH stv-YoRT--L ieut Oesr. Corporals 3
Sunderland. Go. q, and Vs. IT, Brown Co IL T. lhoma Co.
&; J H. Grau; Go. j. u.s.. hi. 0Ys Co d IoA,f lii
thorn, J'h Co; Henry Colhns Co. John Finley 80 60
Jacob Hopper, Go. Il jacob HAYWOOD CO. - 1Ii D. ~
folIl-f.vIn sSNsrLyASrA-ratr.ekhe anedy Co h and
Frul1m Psyss,IvAyIA-Lieut Lyons.
StyESIl-sl1IH discriminatory. ii. d. lie haven
Osr.uuvpnrp4n PrxxsyIv.viA-serl' Hy. H. Robins
Co. Pii.atrs j. j.. Reed, Go. Cha e.aLsJurI, Co. H.
NINETY .EyEsrH PgyH8rLytSiA-Lie1i. j. i' Weber
FiHsr MAsaAcnr,E71s-Priva,e J. Campbell, Go. B.
TvESlYrIGHrH MAssACHusErTs--sefgts E. tui atuck
Co. G. auG Daniel Conoiy, 60 c, Private j. q Iuc' 20 l.
". Cameron Go. c. I'd. o'byine' Co. VI sili DOWNING
EiGrrn Y,.u-aAr Ser Jas r Med. c, III; Corfolas
X; j. slel Co {; Or. Wa Go. IL; Phystos o. 5: C9!-
vel, Go. {; EHos II. kimmo, CO. q ,, Nsgner, 90
Co. Il; p. H. VIM. Go. c. Jsaes P-rliu, Go. H. 2. "
Col-urn. Go. II. Nichols, Co G. D. McAc.1s' %. r. J.
$500 ii, Ms,op, Tho' Cody, II N Stow, aud A
y. Cannon I0ta., %.
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The United States sailing nigale Sabine, % guns
LETT the Brooklyn Navy ara Oh SATURDAY, 10. sew
o,t and other places. to in up her crew. She hns
Leon m conui-i ION or some months, and was ordered
20 Fortress Monroe some time firce, but her Gre"
hoipg wanted for steamers she had to remain here
We have twice printed lit Of her oihcet3.
The United states steam corvette mohicahi ~
oun' arrived AZ Philadelphia, on Saturday, from lie
Guli The MoLican has iust Completed her i'rs
cruise, which began on the Coast OF Africa three
wears ago. Sic captured the Erc, with 800 negroes
Oh board; and, after returning, participated ga.,
lantv in the attack Hilton Head. Her crew VIII
be discharged ard pad oil, and her officers relieved
Tho Mobi,9u was built 81 Portsmouth, and IS the
second-best ship OF ler class il the Navy.
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TIE H,YrrAy JoHS DRowS FUyD.--Tbi3 fund,
which has been 70 long held back is tobo distributed
forthwith II amounts to something over S3,3Oo o.
which Mrs. Brown is TO receive one-half, aud tie
rest is to he distributed among tie survivors or reia
tives Of those WHO were engaged in the raid on
HarpeTs Very. Mrs. Leary and Osborn Anderson
are requested 10 seDd their addresses forthwith to
james Redpath, Boston, and all relatives Of John
Browns men are also desired 70 do likewise.
Mc.srs b. C. Clarke, Haytian Counsel for Boston;
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, Senator
Sumner and james Redpath, are appointed by the
Uaytians rs Committee TO disburse this fund.
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UspLF.siyr Accommodation our returned
Union prisoners were on Governors IHi'hd' the!
recognized among tie Rebel prisoners there a mum
Der Of those who had been their prosecutors st Rich
nond and Salisbury. Tie man who fired Ut the
Door fellow who was hanging bis blanket up at tic
window in the tobacco warehouse, and nc man VI o
fred indscriminately into the room w.Aaro our mon
were singing patriotic songs, were seen and rccog-
nized BY our men. 4 majority Of these Rebels ara
sul!en and obstinate, watching or opportunities o.
escape. One of them nearly 81 ccoeied in his caori
10 get away the other day, At he was recap'ureG
and tsAen back to bis quarte' r.
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sDrsxeuaers Arrived

L. Jyig Ercelsi5y from BeymHdo. st .; w Tucker, IL
D III II Lienf + :. Fore ~. 81 sch Regiment wife.
aud child. Mrs Warner b. Hyler, tsur,or sni soAi SIR
Gauntlet. and q chilir W. McCacn, M hieADaeh ;.
Masters. -. = Masters. ilr Flynn. . ~,
hl eehooay .sLeare Js0n Gr.af Cayn4H.-Ari' "oie'
Mfs. Winsendrckcr sui Child. .
10 stD Sra S1Hcaf JrOn MQca0 y b. Lndcot isdy aha
three children, aud servant; Dr. saeeL
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BALTIMORE, July 5-WHsAT quiet; White, 81 i0Gsl 90
Red 81 23O Il 10 C0RS In good demands WHITE OF lo-e
Yellow 52G5Jc FLOUR steady at 70; Ohio extra - -
COFFEE quiet. NnsKY dull at JVNN.c. iKofsIoNs 'e'1
dull. $1,000.
PHuADRLpHiA July 5-FlouR arm at ~ . ioT supehne.
WHEAr hnn; sales 2 900 bush Red, p Whie ~ va
81 J5 Coss buoyant sales 000 bush Yellow at al Joc
White 62lc. CoYsTL-Rio. l9G2i.c LARp, Hsc NhisAi
nm It ,rdJle.
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The FOURTH Al CEAF .rvILLE, ". J.-Dr. W. +.
BlAkeney O; this city deye red an Grafton on Faay At Crpne'
vile ~ j. to large end enthusiastic assemblage which was
received with unboun led applause. The little village o.
Granville was all alive with the ,. Of loyalty and we
doubt not the Fourth July 1852 will lerg be fenemee'
hv IN ci,lltIs
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fourth, but was distanced, as was also One Eyed
JIM the second horse in the heat, for foul riding
and MacdOnalds Oh. m. was awarded the heat. Inc
latter also won the fifth heat and the race.

and MacdOnalds ch m. was awarded the heat. Inc
latter also won the fifth heat and the race.
SUMMARY.
UOS CouRsR L. L. July d. lS62Sweepstakes FOR three
year Odds wo-me bestg subscription 500 forfeit
entries 10 MI second best TO stako track to give
400
john Hunters oh. b West RoxbuIy, by IeSington..'.i
Zcb Wards b. C B,oDdiu. by imp. soveTeign.....2 2
qime--4:i34--4.l3
SANE NGy-Herdicsp lEugsh principle reduce q edd 10
weight for a7e) two niies fee for ell ages slO en-
taoc, 90 forfeit; eAies to b. second best to save
.tate; track 10 give $50. . . .
r. Bushs b. h. Trovatore YEAR, by Nonefch pV ~. 81
Cspt H. o. MooIes b. Lsula ANS years by le4
lNS
Ie1 Nsrds en- n. Reporter yehrs ~ Lexington 90 ny 80
John Hunters g. G. qlTogs Nec yrs by Cracker 30 ID
Iiwe-3:s2l
Same Dag-A magnificent en-meicd gold watch ichly n
hr.es fc 10 al white iidefSi weight 20 be carried 80 %
iau,le heats; valuable watch AID chain, $500 entrance
fee sfs r. lorse vii he trbo contend for s prize
rr,e De shall been lred ordinary saddle horse.
r viz guy horse be- eligible that Aas s'ari'C public
n- th,r in tc United tatss t1usta wlf.lu $50 yra
icrtle0cn Iaug entries for this pzo viii % required 90
edee themselves fhH S. tie event " Winning IT, hry in
lend sSi ~ pres 90 say. Winner a. the Indies Gin
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ARRIVAL OF THE L. s. TRANSPORT AGAGO
IRON PORT ROYAL.

IRON PORT ROYAL.
The Araoo reached tho foot Of Beach street this
afternoon. with about eighty wounded men from
Hilton Head-iony OF them were sent to the jew r
HospitI and tho others 10 the Park Hospital and the
New.Enqland Relief Rooms. The passensers gave
purse, and the captain Fourth'oi-July dinner, 10
Tie soldiers on board The transport
The following II the report Of the United States
transport Arago, Henry A. Gadsden commanding
from Port Royal, S. c., which port she left at ?. H.
July . and arrived at this port at II O'Clock July D
making the passage in 20 hours. She Is consigned 10
Col. d. ID. Tompkius, Assistant Z. S. QuarennaS'er-
General:
The Arago biincs passengers and mails. Tier cargo
consists Of 40 bales of Sea leland cotton, consigned
to Hiram Barney, esq, Collector Of the po't Oh
New-York. Among the passengers there are 81
wounded officers uop.cOmmis5ioEed officers ana pl-
yates. July B. Il p. M, Sergt. Milton Ba"cws OF
the Sth Michigan State Volunteers died from WOUNDS
received nj the battle OF June lG On james Island
S. c., and was buried.
June 9 10 miles northeast Of Port Royal bari
passed United States storesbip Supply, steamer Ben
Deford, and brig Sarah Peters, bound in. Same
date, passed bark TaDgier Of Boston, bound NORTH
Same date, saw steamship Vanderbilt and other ves'
sels at anchor of Stone Inlet.
July 3, at 81 p. NJ, lat. "a 80, Ion. IS 50, spoke
United States gunboat Mohawk, from New.YorS, for
Port Royal. All well on board.
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~rrrAruRg ALAssAc
-un-R.ses..43i set4...........523 Noon-Sost.o -
htCa WAFER THIS DAs. 81,
>saiy Lock. 1904 6oy. Issnd. 3:5l Hely-.e Az
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LIQroR LrcEysEs.-The Excise Board granted q
licenses, at $50 each, on Saturday.

CORoNERs' observation-disclosures Rannev h ID an
n,uest on Saturday A. Bellows Hospital the body OF
andrew DAM who accidentally fed roln Tie roof OF .o
10 tonn. Tie J1y rendered verdict ia accoriAoce i
the facts
At No. go First avenue Coroner Rsrney held an inquest
on the body OF girl years Of eno died rom
received by fan from the rooi Of the housa while obsefls
tie DISPLAY OF fireworks on the evening Of tie an.
Coroner Rauney aso held inquest 81 No 30 Fest Nntn
street, on the body Of Pstrc Dordn Irish loer . years
Of age From the eyi1eDce OF his wife 10 sppeaed that Le
died nom the effects Of Injuries received BY accident ~ fall
In, from the scafoldng houe in Brooklyn on the 2is ~
April iii spine terribly injured, but he fingered Until
Saturday.
loot OF Chlres street Coroner John Widely Lsla inquest
on the body Of deceased his late residence No Wee
hcwken street -.
Fen Keas born in Ireland As years Of residing ct
No 90 Baxter street while ged In quarrel with man
named Edward Morsu, knocked do" AID 80 seriously
ipi qred that she soon died. An Inquest was ael4
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDsoS RIVER RAIL
noAp.-On Saturday, elam.bake was held at Fort
Uasbinoion. under the direction of Mr. steteon OF
,bs Astor House. Two Of the walters OF the house
were sent up on the s Il. IN. tram. oh arriving az
the stopping place, they left the car, but had not
sepped from the track before the Express tram came
rushing down, and they almost instartly killed
Their names were Jcbp Hogan spd Henry Murphy
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ARREST OF 4 PIcRPoCREr.-Jacob Berg man OF
No 70 Hudson street appeared before Judge Brennan a. The
Tombs char1ng Thomas savage with grand lac ny IN s.e-.
ipv Az rom hin The accused picked Iuart pocket
OF three Treasury end = in email btis re was
commit ed for examination In deiant u Hlo u4 Inc ac'
eused o native u London, 49, notorious lchpocAet
RogBERY-At the Jefferson Market Police Court,
nr Peter dempsey Of No. s9l ThTd avenue E-do con
pl.int egans, Acrael Mcclure, BARTENDER Ees ding T.
ihirtyxh street for T0D0lag h az J m sod enc oel a
notes during hFht the corner o4 IAlld avenue snd
street July The accused held - ba
IN the sum Of $50 TO
DRowSED.-A boy named Charles Nixon seven
wears OF age was drowned while bathing AZ The foot ~ t
inst East River On sunday morning IAs body "a' not
recovered
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fAdyeitisemeItl
SUMNER CLOTHING,
At EvAss' and Fai'0a''''
90 per cent below Broadway prices.


Young men can learn their true pursuit and
now TO n in their children to be useful s1d neppy oy
Phrenelogieal Exannsou a. Fowler " Ella ~ e"ey
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STEEL PLATE EScRAyIsGs.-Mr. j. c. Bu'tre'
No. ~ Franklin street, 10 i-suirg series OF portraits
Of officers OF tie army and navy, as also o. piom-
uent civilians The last Of the third series mas l.si
been Issued II is fnely-executed likeness OF the
Rev. Arihur Is. Fuller Chaplain OF the 10th Ma'sl-
cluset.s.
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SAtE OIL snoRr-uoRS AND Brahms Cattle,
srnt,oys. &c.-C. S. Ilaine3 Of Elizabeth, NJ j.,
win sell at auction, onhs farm on tuesday, JAY >
at II a.. M, Il number Of valuable animals, eomprs'
inc some choice short.hom bulls and COVE; lot OF
Br,hiin bulls and heifers aud number Of stations
and mares Of well-known pedigees. The Brah1iin
cattle were once contracted for by Georgia plan
ter.and but for the rebellion, would have brought
the sum Of $4,000 The stock offered for sae viii
be worth tie attention Of such farmers and breeders
as ere able in these times to invest N good stock.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TEsX-JULT 5-Befor'
Justice NOVEL.
DFCTsI9yg

j. albert WnterhOi, &c., at. joan II. Siegert,
kc-Moti9n denied withou; costs.
Joseph L. Potter at DAME. H. SuIyaD--Notion denied
with = costs without prejudice 20 the motion 70
Charles alins as Charles oNeileMotOn denied, with
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The FouRTH AT ESGLEweoD, n. 1.-THE ami
vertary OF American Independence was approp'l-
atey celebrated at Engiewood. A large meeting OF
citizens was held, Mr.. J. Smith Homans PRESIDING
The Declaration OF Independence Wa read ny Mr.
Livingston II. Miller and patriotic address was
delivered by tho Rev. DR.. Eales. A beautiful nag
and staff We're presented 70 the Engowcod Guards
by prominent citizens, the Rev. ". II. Dwight max
ing the presentation speech. Mr.. Francis Rowland
responded in a few Appropriate remarks In The
evening ball and supper were given at tie EnglN
wood House.
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CITY ITEMS
The Thermometer yesterday stood above the zoe
in the shade. Comment il euperduous.

THE FOURTH AT HARLEN.--A stirring meeting oil
the citizens Of Harlem was held the 4h Of July,
near the Century House on the Harlem River. John
snktree esd. being called to the chair, made some
appropriate remarks when an Grafton was delivered
by John II. Cornell, esq. Tie New-io.k Glee
Cub added additional zest to the occasion, am aier
the passage Of appropriate resolutions, the meeting
adjourned.
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SAFETY OF THE SIXrY-flfrH REGlMENf y. !. "
Tie following dispatch has been received non
Iica...Col Sialor, datciJuly3:
orl- r lfrs 81 el.r ,hlt our 20 gmcu. has auiyei OF
,fe now l To- ou james River, without los The tete
Of OAK Ainv,as seat success. Iho Rebels poI'ued and
'''''' ALEXANDER sHALER,
Iicut..Col Con's 1t u. :. Chase rs.'
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The CoURTs FOR JULY.-The first term of the
vacation commences to-day. or course, there VIII
be no Jury trials except in the United States Courts
and the Marine Court. The Chambers (Supreme
Court Liirated Motion Calendar will form the prin-
cipal business during the term. There are about 10
motions noticed on that calendar. The Snpreme
Court General Term meets to-day TO render decisions
and to hear supplementary report Of the Character
Committee on Admissions to the Bar. The United
States Courts VIII be occupied during July with tie
Prize Admiralty and Revenue business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

Blocr,Dr THrArElcMs.-The Wabash Ministries
oa,. tb .ir third entertainment on board the United
States l,a-snip Wabash, OF Port Royal on the even
INC Of July .. Tho programme consisted ehieiiy oil
-ipqiup aud dancing, concluding with the farce Of
.sBox AND Co.'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

The New-Eugland Relief Association grateful.
acknowledge very acceptable donation OK grape
and ice.cresn from Mr. Taylor OF the Intemal.ona
Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

Rrrrsy-o The T. transport Philadelphia henee re-
turned tbs morning
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-24

Al Court q Probate held Ellsworth within and for
tue County q Hancock. the hrst Wednesday of
January, A. b. ls61. "
EIA's J, ABBOTT Adninistra,,r n ia. .,,. ,
~ Benjamin D. Gay late Of the stale Of Irifsats d.
sl' having presented his final account Of AdtuIus-
HaIl'u upon SAID deceased's estate lor probate
OfdtTtG-flat the said Administrator give otice IN al
PERSONS interested hy causing copy Of this order 10 he
sti three NrcAs successfully la the Ellsworth American
tu''u Al Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
'ltt 70 De holden AZ Ellsworth said County ON The
INST Wednesday Of February next at ten o'c.ock In The
3rsh'o' ana she" cause any 'hey have why the same
should not b. allowed.
A true coly-Attest: 's0
'I A. A. BABrLErT, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-24
Notice OF Foreclosure.
Ellsworth Jan. 18th, ls6l.

To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate with.
in and for the County Of Hancock
LNREDERIC A. JARVIS Of Castine, in the
L County of Hancock respectfully represents
that he is dcyisee of John II jarvis, late of Cas-
tine in said County, deceased, that he holds by
virtue OF the last will and testament Of said de-
ceased in common and undivided with iliam
Jarvis, John II. Jarvis, Francis II. Jarvis, Rebec
ca Ii. Wescott, Susan J, Whiting, Char'es T.. Jar
Wis, Andrew J. Jarvis and George y. Jarvis, the
following described real estate situated in said
Casino, viz MON Wharf. and Pews Nos. 3 ),
Is 30, q, %, -, 49, 35, IS, "A, Is, in the Meth.
odisi Episcopal Church, and Pew No. Is in the
CoHgreg ationalist Church, an inventory whereof
has been duly returned into the Probate Office:
that tAe share of your petitioner by devise and
purchase is seyen-eishteenths If MON Wharf
tso-niuths of the Pews, and also in common aud
undivided by purchase a Store or building and lot
on which it stands, situated on Water street in
said Castine, with William Jarvis, and that the
share Of your petitioner is oue-half in the last
named parcel of property, which he is DESTROYS Of
holding and possessing in seyeralty. Wherefore
be prays that Partition Of said estate and property
may be made among all tue deyisees aforesaid
pursuant TO law.