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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

On Wednesday evening before an excellent au.
dience NADINE Borchard made her debut here in
the opera Of Lnere.ia BOrgia, supported by Mad
anne D'Angr and Signori Brignoli and Susini. The
chorus was thin and the orchestra the same.
Madame Borchard proved herself to be an excel
lent soprano well-traned in vocazation, especially
in the graceful portions of Der work, and if not 80
fiery and magic as some celebrated predecessors in
the samo character, at least always the artist and
capable Of aaording pleasure.
VIVA; might have been the effect of an entire per-
Torrance we are not permitted 10 stat-, for ~ soon
an act was achieved and the singers cited before
the curtain the results were knocked the headby
some extraneous addition thrown in TO attract the
Vulgar public for none other would be attracted.
The proper place for such artist Mr.. Goschalk
is in room of moderate size, and not in the colos-
sal circle Of the opera.house, where too, the curt
notes Of the piano brought into runous contrast
with the loud prolonged sounds Of the voice and or
ohestra, and the masses OF sound which only num-
bers can produce. Between the acts Of an opera,
moreover the disparity is still more evident, snd the
thing more clearly misplaced.
II il be an oiense against taste to pat such solo
between the fret end second acts Of an opera, the
introduction Of juggling tricks betwixt the final acts
of the opera, was the last degree of profanity to-
wards art. II is lucky that the opera was in three
acts that only two foreign inte4jectons were cd.
nitsible. Had it been in four, heaven knows what
might have been thrust between the third aud the
last act.
There is variety Of amusements at Barnum's
Museum, but they are kept separate. The Secular
bear aud Sacred hippopotamus are not inserted be-
tween the acts of the drama there. An that nsti'
tuition is not an academy Of art, of which severe
rules are expected
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Ships-J c. Boyu.on. fulton. London Funch, Meincke
Weudt Osweso Msr.ton Bristol Stugis. Clesrmsn Co
Rooeua Martin Newry, 1hos Dunhsni ki1gh,her rtee-
Fan Francisco c. CoIastob sSndUssy Lns9lh bu,
toll Surges Cesiinsn Co.. Ironsijes. Chsse Liverpool
Nesulith Sons.
Bsrks-Freya CNorw) Koshop Cork, Fnneb' Meineke
Weudt. Reindeer RAYS North Atlantic Ocean, {. Lilden
dbl Bros Co George A. Phillips DsDshl hsndrnP, ha
vans W. ". RUSSELL Levsnter tBEl -, Eewry tdmn-
ton Bros Elizabeth Leayltt ae GALWAY Walsh, Carver
& Chase Emilio, Ausns, Valparaiso, W. J Forbes.
Brg.-Janes Duncan, Elliott; Pistol Jackson Neiii
Excssior (Br }, Card Derera r ID. DE Volt
schoouers-Dr hspe. Ryder, Bangor r. - Back X Co; ;
worth Smith. ST. John n B.. D. X De Wo Dr. frsnsiie.
Chapman Norwich, II. T. Rsrket. Col. Eddy. anchsrd
Bangor r. Buck Co.; Hendrix HudsoB Lincoln. Glou-
oes,er master; Hannah b. Ncier.on, Weymouth Mass b.
= Small: James Goghsm, Coble Bristol l. !. Kenny
Belle (fr.L Mar, St. John n. B., A. smithers Co.
sloops-Lsdy Lske Lake STANFORD Il. Lake Blackstone.
Allen Bristol Providence L. Kenny; Warren Stokes
New-Iayen.
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f.asaenRers Arrived

N The steann tyaspor, Gtsygs Peabody rons Hnney,s Ia
ls'-Baron C. II. Weiner, Mr. L. Bachrsch y b. Phillips,
Harrard w. II. Cone. l. obernwa,th. w 5. Hudson, Dr.
Evne. R. Stimson w D. Cary, W. II. Jscmer. q: John
sto g. Mission J. Carson. ID. w Didden. C. Re r. Hsten.
berger j. A. Powell De Witt Cuton Newcomb w Psndle-
ton, Raln A. Sprssge Secs. C. Is. Hest, Patterson
j. 81 Rocks s. Woodcoch L. B. Perkins j. q. Bidwell, X
Pounroy. L. f. Veie w. SuIysn, c. Henry. Il: C. Psge'
W. Harrington, J. Chance, w. S. Hutton, H. Colen E T.
Flames j. r.. Haskn, Il. w. Huffman II. Hammond, L.
Lewis G. Strnger, O. Carpenter q. 4. Davenport, 3
selkk, d. Widen, c. Foley, Capt r. Hammond and j.
Davis. -
IN bark Mianeso,o from Maionrd'-H Randall Thomas
Ensen. lady and child j. Rush, j. r. Hsrrck and Mis NJ
Wssh.
Ia brig King Byots,s from Poytan P,irce-Mr Conrad,
Mr.. fnckom and son, Mr.. Cbessang
Ia IA brig PoiEr from RIO GTande-Csp Griffin, lady,
and late OF sch s,o, sold Rio Grande, Capt Peter
son, Capt. Harrington
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

VisiT or The BRooyLYs CosAos Council Con-.
srrTrn TO TIRE K,RosrsE WoRKs.--Tbe Joint Fire
Department Committee Of the Common Council, 10
whom it mas referred TO take evidence in relation TO
tho manufacture and storage Of petroleum oils within
the city limits visited the various establishments in
the Western District yesterday, with the view OF
obtaining information as to their condition. The
Committee consisted of Adermeo Strong. Belknap,
and Greene. They fret called at ketchum's esiab-
I.bment in Smith, near Ninth street, where, come
weeks since, TN exploaon took place, which resulted
in the death Of three Five stills are in opera
ton, but the stock is light. Naptha Kerosene, and
lubricating oils are manufactured here.
The Empire works adjoining have five stills, but
were not doing any business.
4 Seth Robbinss yard on Red Hook Point contains
sheds % by 100 feet in dimensions capable Of storing
% 900 barrels. There are now between 1000 and
g. 600 barrels on storage.
Mr. stearns's yard adjoining on Van Brunt street,
contains three brick, one story, well-yentiated
bindings in which there are between 5000 and
g. 600 barrels OF kerosene and petroleum on storage.
The American Kerosene Oil Works on the corner
Of Ferry and Sullivan streets, owned by Dir. New
comb. contain five stills, but doing business
at present. Kerosene, naphtha and lubricsting oils
are manufactured here.
The Pbeuix sheds, at the foot Of Sedgwick street,
contains 5000 barrels Of Kerosene storage, beside
pork.
Seth Robbinss yard tNo. q, adjoining contains
several hundred barrels OF petroleum. Tie premises
ore represented ss in very filthy condition.
The slnbone stores at the foot Of Little street,
owned by Mr. Henry Il. RuggIes, cons.t Of a build
ing about % feet in high, and $50 feet square, which
la filed with hay and slaves. On The opposite eide
are two sheds containing 100 barrels OF kerosene.
This establishment is the complained of by the
Commandsnt of the Navy-Ysrd.
To-day the Committee viii visit the Eastern Dis
trict and will probably be able to present their
port to the Common Council on Monday evening
next.
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FROM GEN. CURTIS'S ARMY.
IMpQRTkNT ORDER
UEApOUAKTEKs AHki of THH sOtTHNFAr,
HArusxftIF Art NAV ~ IS,

HEADQUARTERS ARkY Oy THH sOrTHWFsr, !
BATKsyiLIE. Art May ~, 1892.
CKyfRAL ORDERs No. 2l.-Irains bearing pro-
visions % . command have been attacked and snail por
tou DESTROYED by ma6uders guerrilla bands Unofgan2ed
"a ties such these make and In their attempts
a. 70 do they ouiaw robbers and murdeIef AID
puUisbed with DEATH snd hereafter Timely notice Of
such vsny be given by The ueGbborhood and the per
sons property Of all rstnzers or sons ~ the
icts their dai VII be arrested ana seized
army ke this will fail or want OF suppios ~ long
Is remain. IN the eoantTy inteEeTence with IT.
ordinary oh0nnes Of support only compes TO nee is power
10 maintain itself aud the Inhabitants Of al classes and
conditions perchsnce suffer. The destruction Of posons
therefore BY these unlawful bands fan upon the weak
armed peorie tie poor including women and chdren-no
90 hard on the srmy which provide against da-tes
Hence: destruction Of property and provisions IA nTocous
impov.r the innocent. and viii be most certainly ard
.evefsy PUNISHED The officers Of this command will that
all such aKudng parties attacked with vgoT aud e
ysIe penalty Of death inflicted sunmaIy in the he'd or by
military commission. 50. =,
TIE Burning Of mills and cotton Is public calamity ard
crime and Union soldiers and citizens prohibited from
,ch ou,rages n the enemy bYn his own stores bis own
MILF and his cotton, lie nIpoveIishes himself and
should be onCousred aud given ample tine Tor such scts Of
.ehBnia;on and destTuc'ion but when the nion hsg
prevails. let check isE possible the waste OF private
oropey ard strive preserve the Peaoe and restore the
urospe IN OF once happy county.
~ ccusl.snd Of MeJorOcnera Curtis . . ,.n.-,,
Assistant AtJ ltsitbcLtIaL
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COURT CALENDAR-TsIs DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CiRcuII--tShor causes Part
Mo-. Ass sol5 5l77 1888 $751; GOAL $685. 67l9. 67J
ss29 657 Ills 1871 ISIS 1928 1912 1873, 1909. Tol 1859
7647 nos mi TN 1871, 7l5 1927, 7S2gl 1880 PART II
No, 3S 21IO So iGS 5le2 57l2 sssi t40, 683s 900
1888 1910 12l 52i2 1874 1916 7j9 1888 1906 1851 ZIG
1883 Tsio 5S2l 1884, 7si0, 1894. 40 80.
SUPREME CoURI-SPECIAL 1ERM.-No5. III, AZ
10 az, 43l to AS, AS to $50.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Nos
2.1s ls3 2a85, 2&s7 2a39 2iel 24sJ 2le5 2is1 2is9
CoURT OF COMNos PLEAs.-Part I.-One-houI
Psr II-Adjourned for the term =, "a n, ~
kISGs County CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 50, 81, 80
3d. 30 l05 49, 49, l25, l26 1871 1885, 1885, 49, 49, 49, 100 70
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ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE or TEN
NESSEE.

The address 10 the people Of Tennessee, indorsed
by the following Committee, Russell Houston, f. II
East, Allen A. Hall. H. II. Harrison, W. Il. Camp
bell, John Lellyett, Jordan Stokes, Edmund Cooper
loyal and influential citizens, shows. that for pc
rod Of G5 years the State of Tennessee occupied hol
legitimate position az of the States Of the Union
in friendly relation with all her sister States, AM
during all that period, people were ever better
satisfied with their Government; and in all the ele-
ments Of prosperity no people were ever more
blessed having peace at home and honor abroad
Two Of citizens had been elevated TO the highest
Office in the gift of the nation, and during the ume
she claimed membership IN the Federal Union, her
population increased more than four-iold. Her
schools were multiplied, her manufactures e%-
pandec, her agriculture proepered, and her Industry
wac everywhere rewarded Her credit was re-
sIected, her currency hOnOred, and her churches
were Literally susta ned.
Ia cOntr1is. with THE picture, Tennessee las now
10 representative in the National legislature Civil
war las desoated her fields and resdes the schools
ere used for barracks and the churches have become
sbosp tails for sick aud wounded sOldies the State
funds have been seized and taken away from the con
ro Of the State; the public debt has been increased
10 millions and 10 consideration has been given in
iun; private property IL destroyed the puoc records
are missing and tie Courts are suspended Inc irst
principles Of justice are outraged; the country y
flooded with worthless Treasury notes, while mill
tay edicts demand the destruction u the propet ~ Oh
Which their value ~ based. This mad rebellion ~ss
planned thirty years ago, and recently, through the
mocxery Of vote Of separation, forced upon an I'M
Wiling people under the plea that union win INC
oout5 wOald iHsuJe peaceaLle Secession; mat the
Federal Government could not prevent the ditsoiu'
.on VI the Union; that The Northern people were
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE PEABODY
TIE United States steam transport, George Pea
body, Capt. Traver, arrived on Thursday morning.
Sc hours from Hatterss Inlet. She reports that the
bark Voiaire, which went ashore on Hatteras Inlet
last January, was got of the 9th inst The schooner
Sallie L. Timmons, from Baltimore for Beaufort
with two locomotives, and in tow ofsteamer Thomas
Sparks, was taken into Iiatteras Inlet June 9, at
p. IN. during severe gale, and that night filled
capsized. and loFt both locomotives. She would
probably be total loss.
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CITY ITEMS
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

EIYoxs CRKsOhSB GARDYSsSixh avenue aud Fourteenth
street" Promenade Music AID Equestrian Perform
auces."
NIroN'. PALACE Mrslc-S1'h syenue pd Fourteenil
street" Opera and Ballet PeF'ornmceso
wALI.cK's THsArgK-No s8i Broadway new burlesque
The Lady OF Lyons" HsDdy Andy
EiBrot GARDEy-Brosdway THE Syrenn
BARsUn's AMERICAN MusEus-B roajway-Bsby Show, Com
nodore Mutt, Whale. Sc. day and night; Tho Mar
ned R.ke," and Your LIES In Danger"
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsiGy-No. b25 Broadway, day
end evening
LARA KEESEs THzArER-" Farchon; or, Tho Cricket
ACsDRsY OF Mrsc-"The Daughter OF the Regiment
Concert BY Got.schzlk; performance bJ Hermann"
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towards, and would not fight; that ore Southern

towards, and would not light; that ore Southern
maa could whip five of them; that the Government
had neither money nor credit that the object Of the
war was TO subjugate and plunder the South; that
the Confed rates wond be supplied with arms and
funds; that France end England would lend help
ing hand TO the South and that the object OF the Sc
cedsrs was 10 defend State Rights The disasteiul
term Secession was sugar-coated with the name Of
Separation. The Committee, speaking for its con-
stituents, declares the people have been deceived;
that two-thiris Of the citizens Of Tennessee op
posed TO Secession; and they appeal to their fellow.
citizens, in the name Of all that is noble in patriot
ism and holy in religion, 10 their allegiance,
and show their loyalty by sustaining the Government.
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AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. d.
ALEX. b. MOTT, NJ. ID.

MARIsFRs FAMILY AsYLUM.-The ninth anniyer-
sary meeting Of this Association was held yesterday
afternoon at the Asylum, Staten Island. A platform
was erected ON the beautiful grounds in front Of the
building around which q large assemblage was
gathered. Mr.. r. j. Thorne OF the Equitable In
surance Company presided "The Sailors Home
wss given by the choir, after which the lO3d Palm
was read by Mr.. Thorne. The Rev. Frederick Sill
Of St. Thomas's Church offered prayer, when the
cbo;r sang with fine effect "1he Flag of Our Union,"
which WAS received with great applause. Tie meet
inc was then addressed by the Rev. Dir. Crookmen
Of the Seventh.avenue M. +. Church. The speaker
said when he looked at this beautiful Asy YUM, bt
and sustained by the contributions OF the benevolent
he confessed 10 a mingled feeling of pride and Joy.
lie thanked God that his lot had been cast with the
American Republic, and that he had lived to see
nractcal Christianity successfully illustrated. lie
claimed this noble home as triumph OF the rehglon
of Christ; which has ever heart fuil OF sympathy
and love and band ever stretched forth TO relieve
The de,tute On this charming day, and IN this beau-
,r, retreat it war meet that they should thank God
for his blessings. The ladies of the Board OF Managers
had embarked in IA noble work-One that com
manded the sympathes OF trCe hearts. and oil Divn-
inv itself II was untold oy TO contribute TO the
elu OF human happiness. Mr. Sill was pleased ID
.ee the unanmity OF purpose prevailing among all
connected with the management Of The Asylum. III
had been one Of his early plans to direct the atteD-
ton on the public to forming home for aged and
,ndipent females 1t was but two days since, in an
attic IN New-York, that lie found one OF the most
truly devotional and hopeful old ladies he bad net
in IN bjs experience. Capt. Hart being called
mon. expressed his surprise that blmself, a sailor
sIonld lie asked for an address when there Were 70
many present who could entertain them in II SUI
,erior manner. lie had followed the fea for fifty
yers. and tho time was within his recollection when
. fcI.r el ia a world
,ati, boy he kew bnt one seaman oil all bis nc
onrintanee WHO worahiped Christ. The building
1e.ide them was an example VI Tie outpolring OF
Gods spirit. Take away religion, and you wo1lc
49,. no institutions OF n benevolent character. This
MAS sustained by the efforts of the ladies OF the "a
iaeept c.lics The choir then sung " The Army Be
lore Richmond" which was followed by the doxol-
oey and beaedicto1 the audience passing INSIDE the
Dnilding where Il ine collation. was served.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

Vrryoyr STATE CosvEsTIoS.-A Mass Conven-
lion Of the Freeen Of Vermont will be held at tpeie
on the 9Th day OF July next at II O'Clock m to nominate
candidate. for Governor Lieut. and Treasurer TO
be supported the ensuing election All who are In favor OF
sustaining the Constitution and the Union and Of supporting
the National Administration IN tho present crisis OF the coun
tr, arc cordially invited TO attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

VOLUNTEERS TOR THE WAE.-'rhe following COM
NAMES have been authorized BY the State auihorities
and aIe busy recruiting under the new militia Ia"
Hn!ech Gard. No go Brolissy, Capt 7. Hs,ieI.on.
Bins Grafd No l6 Centre sii,ei Ca; 3Dei. ~
Ha IL, a. pbc,f,
five rerson. ere raising conn atis. called the Iho
Brigade, hoping TO be Organize" 'oEo'"o'' -"o
are Al Essex MsTset , -. NH
TndsT The name OF ssei Guard Caps Lenbu'ehe oisD
ueI. Hand. lad Waesn sIt !eeIpli9s eeIpsllss
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The IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE HUmPHREYs-PAR'
son BRovNLow suBPgSARD-on Thursday morning q
subpoena received the United States Msrshss Office
from the Senate Chamber at Washington for the attendance
Of Parson Brownow the impeachment Trial Of Judge W. H.
Humphreys of the United States District Court Of Tennessee
now in progress Warrington Tie subpens was placed In
the hands OF one of the Mar.has officers for service.
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4 PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR or
MISSOURI

INKCIIiVF UkFAhfNKfTi
JEFFERSON CRY. No, June Z. lool. )


JEFFERSON CRY No, June Z. lool.
The Major-General commanding the Department
81 49,, mf..i,d calls for recruits al NJ The volunteer
r.rions of issour Ia the service o. the United siates
An opportunity g. thus presened e. tue ssa' so1s OF NJ
son ~ errol tLemse.ye regiments which hsyc already
rsred gJ dist elton IN uphodg ie reg o. tHeif county
tgail.st = rot unnatural and ingoent fsUelhon =. 81,
Let their ranks be- flied promptly heeruiing 1heeis WI
be detailed and recruiting stations ''1ap'''"eu ~ 'ee
Orders. = - 81. /,
. 80 '"e e'A' 'S'4 - VIZ II. Il. GAMBLE.
By the GsyernQT, N. OLIVIA
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RAILRoAD-CAR IMPRoyEsESTs.-A new feature
Of comfort and luxury has just been introduced by
the Shore Railroad Company for day travellers. on
their through cars from New-York TO Boston. IL ID
an improved seat arranged with broad and heavily
cushioned bottoms and backs, with simple piece OF
mechanism attached by which the occupant may
regulate the inclination for the body according to de-
sire, as in sick chair. Cushioned restingpieces for
the head are also fixed to the tops of the backs OF
these seats. The cars containing them have also
improved ceiling ventilators and spacious saloon
for ladies.
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FAREWELL MEErISG.-0n Monday evening a
farewell meeting was held at Newark, n. D., with
the Rev. S. l.. Baldwin and wife, who are to leave
New-York on Monday next, 10 join the Methodist
Mission in China. The Rev. Bishop James, the rev.
Dr. Wiley, and John Y. Foster, esq, took part in
the exarcisee Of the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

MARINE NEws.-Tbe bark James Cook, ashore
on orans Inlet, six feet OF water In her hold She has
not begged any outside but her DECK has MI. amdhps
The United States steam transport Locust Point ssiied from
Pier No. 3 North River Thursday evening with sGbss
euce stores for Port Royal.
The United States transport Eastern otese at the
same dock IL loading tor Beaufort ~ &.
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Central PARK CoScERT.-The Central Park
Commissioners announce that there will be music al
the Central Park on the Mall, on Saturday next the
l4th inst, at O'Clock p. M, by the Central Park
Band, under the leadership of II. b. Dodworth, If
the weather is fine. The following is the pro-
gramne:
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Fire I'm Peoria.

PkoRrA ILL.,. "Wednesday, june II 1862
The extensive distioIes Of Gregg a. Co. and
Iightner, Schempfmermar & CO. of this city were
destroyed by lire to-day. The loss of Gregg q Go.
il sjOOO0 insured for So, OOO The loss OF L., :.
& Co. is $4,000; insured for $4,000
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A VALUABLE PIcIuRE.-Messrs. II. II. Leeds e.
Co., auciioneers on Wednesday sold Church.
England Scenery" to q weli-known GENTLE
man Of wealth and taste, for the magnificent sum OF
xl3j0
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COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIEs AND CoRREcrIoSs.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Corrections
met Yesterday. From the weekly report it appears
that the number Of persons remaining under the care
Of the Board, May 81, was 6,S05; number admitted
.nce 600. The following communication has been
received by the Commissioners FROM the Faculty Of
Bellevue College:
To me board If Commi.,iOne,, II Public Cay and Cor.
re>i0as.
GESrIIxyx: The undeugned Instructed by their col.
the thanks Of the Faculty Of the Bellevue
Hospt. Medical College for the interest and efficient
the Der. OF yeurhonorsbe Board person
ally and officially, In behslf oftbe College.
representatives, Of th, College the Faculty appreciate
d,epv and gratefully their indebtedness TO the Bosd d Public
Cnse. and Corrections. and they would also tender their
agency in an educational which will constitute
memorable epoch IN the medical history OF th, county
Firmly believing thst with the cooperation Of your nonos
bic Board together with e1eons CD the part OF the
Trustee, and Faculty College IL destined 20 hold pre-
eminent among the medical Institutions Of hts county
and adjusted BY no sGsh motives bot by desire u aid Ia
the promotion and diffusion Of medical fnowsdg-, with
view to the wefde Of mankind the Faculty pledge their
earnest efforts 10 for the College such degree Of sue
c@s. and usenes sh. render It's creation, under your
Administration an event to which yourselves and your poe
t,r.y will refer with .gii.ficti1D.
Besdns your acceptance Of the thanks Of the Faculty and
with vhs for the health ani happiness OF the
members Of your honorable body remain, with great
e'P'V' AUSTIN FLINT, NJ d.
ALEX. b. MOTT NJ. ID.
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GEs PErA.-This evening the Spanish and Span
ishAnercan residents of this city will give dinner
to Gen. Prm at Delmoncos, in Fifth avenue. The
General is now stopping at the Clarendon.
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You've MEs's CHRISTIAN AssocnTIos.-Tbe fra
annual promenade concert and festival Of the Brook
lyn Young Mems Christian Association will be held,
at tie Academy of Music, this evening.
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sINsfuEB Almanac
sun-Rises.. .4:28 Seta........5:3i Moop-Rses goo
bIGH WATER
SANDY Eook 1865 Gov Island >. 9.5 Hsll0ats.. lQS
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ny Telegraph.

BOSTON June l2--Arrived, schr. Flying Dragon from
the 22d ard the Psss the "A ut, with 400
obls. spirits tuTpeutine and 3G1 bol- tar
The Rhode Island Ted last evening for New.Or
levns and the steamer Daniel Webster for YORK River
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LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-We have been unable to
procure from Halifax the Liverpool markets of Sat-
urday, 3lst ut, the price Of consols ON that day.
The closing price of consos on the Both was 95s a
933.