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,.,.. roR .ArLrsG.nasrERs AND CREW.

nREss sAiLiHGhAsTBHs AND CREW
yrx, JAcEgTs-- Sailing Masters and Mate, of Navy
h oth buttons SANE for MEMBER With the exception
a, being snal.sized. In lieu OF medium ssa.
Crsr,-ssme Is for Sailing Mssers, ~, with tho eIcep
ton Of not having say buttons the IL OF under tho poke
tspa
PASraLooss-0f Navy bus ciGth or white drill.
FRocxs-3ue woolen Waite cotton with blue cuss snc
collars stitched with bss white thread to contrast with
the color Of the cod, 10.
HArs-F white chip, with black ribbon one and guar
ter Inches In width around the base Of the body
EKcKERcHIEPs--Of BLACK silk
SAILING MAsrEKs-Wil wear upon the hight sleeve o
ter round jackets IN 'front.' above the elbow ssver EN-
broiderod foul anchor and half inches 10 length
MiIEs-W upon the Lett sleeve Of their round se1
'front.' above the elbow foul anchor similar to that
| Sailing Masters embroidered IN white ak.
SAILING MASTERS AND MArKs--i wearing ffocks in IN
dress will foul anchor upon the sleeves a. before d'
.cbed embroidered iu white blue sk 10 contrast VIII
the color OF the frock
NOTETnree smssized bttons 10 be worn upon the cuu
| opening Of all coats aud jackets
The foowing list OF the honorary members OF the cup
Secretary Of the Nayy Commodore Of ths Nsw.fork 'a
snGs Il Suing aIn IL srAomiisi u s. Nav lhom" oynn
Capt. u. 5. Navyi Laurence hTaey. Caps u . Navy M
k0yA III Lness. tue Piince OF Naes E. Of Mount Chnos
Greet Britain Lord Dufrrin do. X. w. Hlas Nce-Con
Ia odoIe Ao, al Western sct ClgD oil lreant j. OConno
K.aI-Cotnmocofe hoyal Western la0lt Club OF ifeIauu
Hugh Teunau, sesQ Orsat Brtstni Andrew AcedeG7ne
Commodore 10 81 Harwich Cluo Commodore koysl Lou
don scbt Clue, SIooCoUmodore do, do hesI Eohiv
aoi. do do Secretary d. do Commodore Royal H.F"ict
CLUB Nicet COMMODORE do. do, h,aCon modofs No. w.
/ Secretary do, 90, eX-oihcio
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Returning Regiments.

IN, ru,pryyoURrH sEw-YORK VOLUNTEER
This regiment. numbering about 4O0 men, arrived
IN Las, evening" and left fof homo Ia special train
on tn, HUDSON River Railroad.
Tbi, fns resirnsnt Of noble fellows "" prncipsiJ TO
eruited In Herkmsr County aud embraces e1cesn'
material Many OF its men are 'armsrs ana mco"'N''
hs y, had tho v.ntsges Of good common
who and think ard according to theis con
.h ard wrong; they euphse.ly brsns and near. oe
hind musLstI ffesune, lOysl nsu VINO soinhtre'eu
in front Of tho snemy's guns to saVs the ING VI Gus
CO. sas mao Of fortune and culture ef. the laurie.
and Of good hone to hsh Tor MS country "
Ia. passed through The r. ribe ORDEAL many -
ing tn, po, Of Danger and never shrinking nom inc o'
iron and hfr ga Quo occA.oi 10 Into III, coua
with mis- men, hungry gusst would hasten 10 'r''~
t,t,io,in IA Col Su.r He is brave Hon AMI " nile IN
ito .-ryic himself for lis any ~ ta1 ueu'
Ths 3i,h viii undoubtedly be bonoied WIN ,n
Il goes home crowned WIN dlsiDctod, and 81 save tne
b.,v w.irom.-.uch a welcome Old iieikincr knows
how to give her 10y al aud plucAy children solr arc
in., they irh IN good CAME AHd va nay 10y VI
WV Oh. Stroud him in the Fi.s Of s:sr.,
| Beneath waoso ioid. he won tue scars
Throusi which his spirt He'd
From Story here 10 Sory ~bere
The osnneI blue. ia hsid. Of arr
ls DTIsnE with stars ioT-se! thsEe.
Without tie ,tHfes Of red. -, -,
The following Ia list Of officers the san
Byron .hn, CoL yohn b-vetsy .,)ys "eu' sPg,'
ant JohD k.k Qusr-rns.'.r Naihsn Las seto,k
surgeon Is. r. Marley As.s'sntSdrseon J. Hohey 'iiie
/ CDaylsin D. fl.lslin ocaOOnEaxof. 90, - N
Ibs.u. obc5.,n Co CT John o. Scott Co D. heAiy BAD
-in o. T. Chsfo. Hi.oy CO. Jay T. JoAH'o'' 20 ;
M. : W.l.on. 20 n Emerson D. NorthEup. 49,
Fif,t Lirut,uasis-K Brown. lfs -cs y" Cshef' " 10
si,sc. Msufy ". SANFORD. "n. Van |~keHOHfs' '0hn
,of.y lame. ncC0iu,ck. A. ,. Atwood. =,
second L.eu..uaHi.-Jonn boihoui, VIM d .rn,' = NC
in,ylo Byron Coa:o,. Melville DaeI WA hhI' h'""dA
A. ~ Bo.cb, LEVIN, CHOPIN, Is r mner .,--
Th r.,in.ut bls been engaged Ia 90 i9o"'hz Dsi
Eawntg. cry Sre- o-towA Fair oats, feach OfeIt!n
s..s. station ate O,A Ss.Bp. Ell Dbe, Maven itli
soula Mountain. AEi.gsl, FfedsrcAsyas 40 L. Dec -
.nd no. T. MAY j.
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p.,,,d That petition be ccns.sd through tho several
Districts Of this State praying Congress that
Of Surgeons in tho arm, may be made from
sradaates Of all oIpoIsted medical celIssss
Th,. resolution deemed necessary for two rsssons-
m schools other than those deemed De'0'
"",, or .lOpathi, have been refused admins
,no ,bs ,my 3D. M.uy bsvs been dsser from
n, ,,nt, a. volunteers because they d..dsd tho
Treatment. they would be subjected to IA the military
hospital, In case they should b sick 10 undoubtedly
foot tina. s. majority Of the people arc opposed to the a''
Of msrcurials medicines.
The evening session spent In discussing the causes o.
and best methods OF treating. dph'h'n~
~. A.,oeI,ton adjourned to meet in Nsw.Yok the
second Tuesday 10 juno, 1854
Tb. following 10 the Committee to prepare Illustrations :"
h, read next year: H. f. Firth, ~ D., VIM Jones H. d., j.
T. BurdicL, 81. d., l. NJ. ComIngs. ~ d. and X r. Tut
Ill II u
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THE sTIMERs COURT-MARTIAL:

THE SINNERS C0URT-MARlhL:
Ny Fulton the editor of The Baltimore h"'e; 49,.
-vas Yesterday examined in this case uue n' r, !.
dance cannot De given until the court auJouruo Iii
now Incoming evident that the proceeuIn6s WI
occupy much more time than "ss "' INV IVY
posed. .,u, ONO
rb. liner Ohio "a guns, for some wears the re-
o;u;U, sh;o OF Roston. 10 about to be made q GER
~saaatS. nsar.ofwar Her magazine Is being recon-
ruc,ed and she il supplied with rudder Ifoiu 'ue
V,.,;,ia winch has for 30 many years reDa'uou w
ns",s II ia contemplated to place ON board tne
49, an armament comprising sixteen long Ss-
,,nnOds~s on the gnn-deck, also one 2OO'pounuer
FL parrot. and Blk lOOpoundeT ri1ed farrote
.,nns on the spar deck. With this armament, tne
SIMS company, which has heretofore consisted Oh
About 20 men, will undoubtedly be increased 70
about ol0. The present number OF recruits oh uoaIu
.be eeyno shin varies but little from 800. At the
present time recruits are coming IN at the rate o.
from 10 TO 10 per week.
MAILS FOR THE BLOCKADE FLEET.
The u. s. steamer Union will leave this port Oh
me 18TH inst for Port Royal and Pensacola Ley '
iers papers, and parcels for the South A,"1 -.
Blockade Fleet if properly directed aud LETT at ''0
Brooklvu Lyseum, will be cheerfully foIwSrueu:
All passengers gong out in the vessel are relue.'1
10 repor, as soon ss convenient at the coiIiI'n''
sEJe.
MISCELLANEOUS. A..
Admiral FooSe was expected yes'eeruay o. H. H.
NavvYsrd but I'D not 10 there up 10 D 0 c1ovA' ~
Was reported to haye gone on ooaiu 'ho
TaNt. Hevwood, Z. S. Corps OF Marines, has been
order.d In take command Of she guard OF tne steam
trieae Iicondeross, which, It Is sad, VIII convey
ASmiral On pont TO the South Atlantic fise''
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Ncw-Yorh Association Of Reform Physi.
Ciaus,

The twenty-eShth annual meeting Of this body
convened Tucsd.y the oh ins No GO las, Boadwsy
De-gAe, present from every county the STATE ".
.cth,i With fo~ ffoI Connecticut
Tho Association was called TO order by Ito President DE-.
A. BAKER Il Osw.ro. Tho minutes OF tho last session
feii, when su ajJournmsnt 70 O'clock took place
On Ies"cubiug the election Of officers for tho current
yea proceeded with, aud resulted follows Eos fs,.
idert l. H. d., II Lo,, Tor Vice Pr..idrns Dr..
H. h. Firth and J. L. BuIdicA # Kings for Sooetare.
Dfs ID. l.. Smith If KWgs and II. 8 Filth u EswYork
for Treasurer. d. j Law Of Now-iora.
d. stlnton made brief speech taking tho chair.
Or. NJ Comil g moved tho following.
bkpet The our General Ia, iutcrlic,l che ~, 81
caoir AID tsIti occ IA tls niisy hospitals snd has
taAcn I'D stop Ia 1ho nsht osc0u medical ro.
form, Therefore
E,"ipfd 1Hnt Committee u G.- be appointed from chi.
Asfo adm 60 ifriac tiGcss tsFi.sls tho srItiLrus
tbs tody s.so to tLo suDo stand takon ~ said oil
Acct.
Tho resolution adopted aud tho following committee
srpSiht"d:
Dn. b1,deA, Cpmjns., Jones. Yuihu aud Boyd On mo-
tion. Ia. v =. taacT added
The ilio".N $50 adOytoI, sud referred 10 tbs
CoGBu.Ies.
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A.. IN. r,., vers: schoon.rs drs Glass; Fsvota second
ej., Restless third class Bonita Shops fret Glass; oeoa'
second class. Mallory third cla's olenssrry.
OFFICERS.
In the year 1885, after having filed the position with ho"o
fo eleven years, Commodore Stevens rendered o"
tiou to the Club IN letter wherein he said:
The conviction Of my inability longer to perform "a DO
tcs that the Commodore should be both wnns
this determination my part nor ~ M, lar.
sary at least advisable do not wan. @ IN. s,tsmpt
d 90 ana hsrd ..ryc. have worked with me theii
and Inevitable results and osnno1 pot ,1, entitled
shall never more be ht for the ,es dit whan tell you
h.s.jh ~, nwns, for more than bali century com
mencng In 1852 az builder. captain COOK .Lu A,i Ia, va
ceebTaed yacht Diver nT :, Commodore Of squadron
wno,e srs). caiIos bel psnnant i'o ise' soo's
the surface OF the sea =, -, a,
A. william Edsar one Of tho original founders OF the
CHI than elected COMMODORE but after retaining the
a.; sur ye.rs he also resigned. Mr.. Moses H. Grinne
- r.r. ,epdeed the honorable position but declined "a
e. in consequence OF contemplated visit to Europe
AZ that reod The following gentlemen were then elected
in 1860 and with the exception Of Mes. Wainwright anc
Jaw Of the Regatta Committee retain their respective posi-
ton. until this time:
Commodore, Edwin A. Stevens; Vice.Commodore. Am
bro,e Kings secretary Hamilton Morton treasurer
RJbet ). Hone; Measurer. Chss Ii hss"eH' su'ss"n al
RtsArrI CoMxirrgE-Chss ii. HsSwel, !. Howard W ain
wight. John L. jay
Nh Fletcher Westray and MI John t. Rollins are now 'h
second and third of the Committee, Mr Hs'rs 10
tanning hi, podtion Chairman.
II YACHTS OF INK CLUB.
Tho susjoinsd Of the Yachts al present belonging
/ tho N.w-l ork lsoht Clubs
sCKooSxRs. CIAss I-McasoTins over 100 ieee
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National Convention Of Manufacturers al
lhicugo.


pcranant IN n call emtuuliDg from tue Manu- &C
IL. - ,b, r,nuf.e.
tnrrfs Asiocal!on oil OHica.o A'H uN'O y,
,utrf. OF tho United ss.es, Hationa1 S0a'sH''n u
49,. a. roe lirrut Court In licaSo
ma "'@- '"f''' o'"'"'' y " -. =, -. =. LTD
a. J o'clock T. m June tlh, iS'' lac 'en'e"''0-
, ,.s., bv A ID Ti,.vetth ,sa President. Of tbs Manu- &C
-. -. ,o,,t,,... Mr lame. a.
tuf'fs ts"e'a'loH VI '"'''s'' 49, = -.
Cooper ieDnsysauiA for Pesideni OF ths ,0'esS" Wv
-. u.ap.luous, elected lea N.csPesltcnis and three
. ,.-.t. =. .i..,.A II ~ s,p.- N.w.York "a. PaK,
p,,tv,,t, " Pate. Illinois; j. D. Coivcr Wise siG
81 - so.,buo,,h u,,, ven, .ppoiated a Committee
o Resolution. h.x.Yofs. P,nnyIy.nis Massachusetts.
\,cog,lu uoi Iad!iua Iowa, Ohio, Michigan 1Ed Mis-
t ,, mon. or !.,. fully represented In tEo absence Of
IL c,t,. ,fo, Henry L. p.wo, Of Ms..schgsctts ad.
"' - ..,- -, . -. mamie.
dfe's.d tho Convention " Hfs"s'HA'''o"' S'@h'
,,,,,, di.,n.t Tn, Governrrnt he tLoa.h should be
-, :. -, ~ ..l.. 81, a.. .,ci.e Law 40 tina, III.
cAA"' D" - '''''N 80 :
snui.cuT>s sho1d not De called upon '" PsJ 'h' Po'
.., 81, rr.o. Alter having psid ref cent The
:, = -. - I'll. 81, n ,h. ss.,,,.ry Of IN.
s's'Ass' fsn ~" - 49, y I,--.I n ~.,.,. No, A..
I'va'ufJ ana vac '"a.A"''''"' " ~ "
Sn-r 'f'e'i'a' oPP0'u'h 70 paying "'
''N'ui".'''e' ,
NA'''ai' ny HoeAs s'" .Ie =. q $50 VIC
~ ." a. '--nN'' .' = -. - =, y s,,,t-
- =" =, a. ~ c,nt an 20 MOOD, ~ t,.nuf.c.
Ia. AID
AeF'a' -Lefs tes'eh 70 oei.e'r ms vs.
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Totsl ........ 70

Iice.. ga.lo. = %, ral.ov 81 &c. v .o Pos, SJ.'e
eG1u. Cu.Lk a.. ia &c. 70.
Veal tay.s !i0m - 30 -,
n ts. quality include nothing ou ths
1-,t large la stu TED UAen. secobd quality nelads' ina
beet s.s Stalled Cows and the tes "a go
Steers OainsIy OF bulls AID the TO- use
81
SIrrp-4r includes Cose.. and wh.n those o. Inferior
quail y ate thrown out. n,
Gn.r were over lLa Grsud .rcuk and taat01H NA
srsd - sy,. TIA Beacon Vsu ana ~ s'es tie riish-
utrg
krYAuKs-t bout tho number ofc,tc H last week,
pfc, coaiitlng tho quality, net so Lish by -''' c"'
Aofug sold uef turu vat tue qusiy wa nos 10 eoOi
tst sold tor 40 80 q last nsok Smaller cake oid al
l,t wrrL', puess. ,.,-. a., -
sheer s,id Lrtrthsn last week ss the supply wa, short
Mo- Of IA. sphng Lamb, u,h .n hc county on tho
bt he's account there but f." Tor 80" u.+ss ttoh
.,d h.Ada calves sci higno az ey Improve IL $40 ana
qllAty.
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TnE CoSrn.Acr 10 MURDER isD Ron BROAD
WAY DilsosD BHo.E. -Hsm.a ". Bee her. the -osld
De- robber and s..snia no, Lsnss Cuf "sPoiie@ ys'f
day. 80. ,ien before Justice Bowling at We Iono' roe'
Court y.ssitsy ,ernO0n nf. Psm5. tho d.mSh4 oioi'
ho We. have Wet n G! The H1fd'fvu' ooD'p"'
sI.a.ls.d Eothng ~.s sessd ~ 49, '-sA--"'I' 20
oud As face sisssy ysb'AsA sresvtss TN Ia - 1--
IL lie of . q, the tine q Bssessfs vi'i1 a'nSse'
,.ivs Of from sio 60 si9lr. Oooif- W. 'N''
49,. ys---.- - - .s~e'-fis- f~f tins
tine being ted Substantially ths s., story sFpsa"A u
ye.sidsJs THILcEG Nj hs-.Id s sn.ssed In The 'ss'~
Ia. business ia shi. city a. 70 - hshs ss'e 'n4 No
~; Bfo.dsty fr tic And.e~ johnson Cavalry b.sehsr
"a, temporarily committed TO Cy tI!sSa 70 s-.!; fai
tAof slsinA.i9a-
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lAdycltisrmHLt
knAPP's EXTRACT on Roofs,

Ppi. hAtiSo ROOF BIER.
The attention OF n.us-t.. Hotel Ne l~rs Private fsm-
HES Root nrrr hs.rI. T. col 81 20 the shove pfrpa
DO" Of ,h- pc,s.ntes snu hrsth.rt
l. made from th. extract with but ut. IJublr.
trhrg Put up buttrs 81 25c Sc. 81, ~ c.en.
OF ger gallon Itch nAss TO- 70 - 100 aud 3Oo gallons ui
Beer Iul silrction. sny each bottle Gsnrfs de
bot No ST. HIdsou.,., hew ofk Sold by all holu.se
Druggists a tho manufacturers pl!r-.
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The liriln nmnnR /

The strike among the longshoiemen still exists.
Committee from that body met tho Committee OF stp
owners yesterday and offered .hef lra. IS peg
hour T. Is pei day Of nine wording hous mp to p.
siier 81; cent? per hour bot tbs declined. Tho
COMMITTEES Vi sowHots offered - per day OF hours.
and % cents per hour for eIra time II they would
al Oncoi but this popoon pied, tho Com
mitt,es separated lie 'hl-owL.I nov tL.nr ell IS por
day AMPLE pay aud Dsevo abundance Of men can be called
nero I. that 100.
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Cambridge Cattle Harriet.
Rkros,.p ..a IMn ). \. rALnesE. BY .iao. &

HErOrlaD lOI IHR y. \. IMMUNE. ~ 'FlO. krr~.
Julr 10. 1851
Vtoio number o. Cattle market ?6G bt-v-,. aud %
stofcs r1l.sinF 81 NSTAus OAsu, Anch IO".. and
two a.d tltuu NrAfs1t
FRics,o, y AKsET bsD--E1t. 81 5od %. b quality.
s5HsS - seohd guauS, ga - - IAifd quality.
- 90
PEiohs ~ sfosH G,rrLg.Wo fkiDr OIon pei pair +lo0
hi,t Cow, ana tes-. om az ~ to 400, ivAiiE.s,
mono. l~o.y esr-odt. none Three yeaI.oi.s none.
sIeep LAMBS, spJ ulfsr, ptices ~ los, - % y
- - t4cb. 30 400 30 -. Or iron i!GV.c y 10.
spring Lambs nom - 3pG ~.
S,hbsH rhoa r,ch s'ArE-
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BOARD % EIcisG.-1he Board q EEcfe met on
Nodus.isy .rd granted oos ..ofs.c..,f, hceL.-

Fulton IEos WOESs.-JAmes Murphy d Co.,
Fuss Iron o have poloa ,-.o tie 's Of J.auAfy
AID have under way fogf horizontal tubular boilers i0i
no Uuitsd stGics siae~hsel steamer Cus,u tiJi I~e
boilers TOT tho United steamer hssaohai low
les.ul. boilers fI ito Cuba, two Ios'pfesiGfe
boilers for spanish rrissipe 10 b.oy, VS..
and .into Tor tie Uesd States Bureau Of hss,
ton thee h.a pressure boilers e.ha. W. w pJuni .of
Is Blaneo spansh scoouat, ono ovpe'.lfs boiler os
steamer Dispatch lineh udsr l0e,s sfos7 sus
zach Convoy aud E.eoui two :sHoh 60
fns feet gineAs for tie United stAes side who's.
steamer Ot..so hu. b. tho No.tsr..t ship Yard Oh.
3O-ineh cylinder iOiee, ,tfeke snsse for the staten ad
ferry noe, EstlGed propeller engine for ,,.Aashp
Lndlco 5Jneh eyndsr ~ set enslno 70. the
steamship George L-ary three incl oynder II strobe
e. CINE. fJr two .tsaer, hg!i ~ IAol. s,.ei oHs HAL
At III attic, Connecticut
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Til. REGATTA To-Dar.-The Fourteenth Annual
Ress,s OF the NewYork Yacht Club ID to-day Ths
steambsst vnsns Sey viii lssvs tho foot Of ChiS'
phsf street 10 O'Clock. and foot OF ssvsptcenth street,
Noth River ct Is mnue' past 10 oeIool. win TIE no
sa Committed 30 that ali Who desire be Afforded an
cesnt opportunity u 1iinrisin. the race.
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yyRoylC, QuISQUrFoLIAi

COPS ORKSr OifT TO M.H-rnK UsrNLiNd CtHh!
This new aud wonderful blood Puriher .od b, sc'rr Co.
(Ch.nt, No 765 Broadway Piics g. yer PscAssc. two
Iacsas. 5 .,eient any o! CiEccf sc.ouli
and Efuyu 10 Seat by sIpfe,..
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vnsr MIrrnou, AysArn-on Tuesday

nIlItir act. WfNc Wv
sreaat , Of Af Jsuass. no IS south Fhih street bfoea
lyu. T.. contributed b. Afuugrlochig .ifsfef WI,
Cd himself n tho hid '.1fr ALL bon 'he he
derssi Ga to at OF scsfcLlus uauk Before az co..
D.. sersd ssf ADD gave L~f several Dc 1fh
head sts which he d~lafi"f through 20" oP"a
,ruit- 81. sueniped follow Lin Dot i~ from the .i'
laalsf and femaiasd us.n.bo for um" Yesterday
o. q uipo.sd - - setc wi io about tl- sane hour
Ea,ssd tl~ tf and pcn,i Der ihoa tkhty viii sIoSo
About hour .u-lty $40 ws i'1ud DO 90
ful Vst4rIas Lsse not yug botH 00iaAod sha Tie
a.lA.at ~ .lsfl sAsrlyp, tls .laIL
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Az OfD DoAnpIsG-NOUsE 1ltrET.-Adelaide
Aosfe ldsis I'D. ~e-lT.s.sl sud ctAsfNr- rr'g-ct-
a5cagptafibs WoE,p la. ieccsty b-cs ci',A ss-1
from Tho 10 inlay ~hcfo she hah sc'oi ono ,cM 10
pfsge.ty o. !-gN-l0 adrrs M VARIOUS houses Ia
~hicl bosr Ior tAtt lurpoo. "a, arrested
,~tte dsy sd taL.n boilI, Jus ga QgatfhhIh. charged
r4 ssoalnS 81. ~ p.fiy Of ii S'a'cl t''s wet
OK worm - ard cloth fTock cat. worth Z -
ttlo4lt. % drew J. act cil bon b'srd ag % IL.
house oi Nu N,uet NJ. ~ Nai.ck street "hefe no
loeu,.t bo.fd AID aad ft ,lddeny The pu.ol-
wss hold Tor ffhsr examination, % "a" alt 40 ghoo"n 90
otheis Who may ..EcIei AZ toe 'Aa4s war {" co.,
4
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fAd,efiis-uientI

TuE ToM TmMB IKOuPE.-Thc General, Ia
beautiful little NIf- Corn Nurr aud NNsia NAEKkN. tI-
ncI-st .prris % Au-l a. tos,sho les. than our
40 ycsf tho most iuteesi0s qufftcto Of Aa.
u.suy ku0wn, Trnan a. the huseuu only tls
This tho opp0rtury ~ them no al ia I,
tLrmf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB
ORGANIZATION OF the Ciub-First Cruise
Animal Regntsas nnd Winning Yachts
-Oiaccrs-Xacbis now Belonging TO
tie Club - Regulations -Nnies, etc
Uniform and Dress-Elonornry Mem
Lers, c3c.
ORGANIZATION.

On the Both of July, 1874, there assembled on
,ostd hs Yacht Gincracs oil tie Battery, the following
,.m.d representing he yachts seveFay attached
10 their names having for their OBJECT the organization OF
Cub fr the sys,esc ring o. the noble art OF yecas
John c. Sevens yacht GimcIscki Hamilton WINGS yton'
Spray. William Eagsr yacht Cysnet; John T. jay Sson'
La Coquile George L. sohuyl-f yacht p'esmi James NJ
Waterbury. yscht MiAns, Louis a pepesn' yscL MIS-
lame, Rogers. yacht IDA; George Rolln, yscnt Petfe
Atlis meeting John C. Stevens uuaAiHlo1sy chosen
couoaoi. OF ii, Club. and By laws and regulations were
dopted In sccords &c with resolution to this. effect the
shove yachts with the exception Ct tie Ida mace cruise ~
Sewpvst 4 l.. stopping at Huntington, L. l. Ne" i-''h
s,dpers Bay Oyster Point; and their de';inson
,u Mo- day Afternoon. Lssng had very Pheasant cruise
The following their arrival Newport they were joined
yyshe p.o,.boat Belle Capt r. B. Forbes, Asd the !a;hi
Scrheru Light Capt Wineae.,er Boston. Thus, the New"
Yo.k Ysct Club which is known, the world o'e'' Is
h. u.Os; porous in existence, began '' career
The hr,t rex ur election for the Club held
o. tie l7a March ls45 when the follow gentlemen "eTe
,sossu:
Commodore john c. Stevens VieeCommodoTe. Hamilton
Ri hes Conesp.ucing SECRETARY, George H. Eoinsi Re
,ordus Sc rs,sIy John C. Jsy lTesurer William LdfAF'
So yo1u az was th movement that almost Immediately
beFsn 20 yok ill., and hardly meeting mas 'nce
been held mat lie o'ah Las received accession W
teu.eren ranking high IN the snd financial circles Of
The cornnu.iy IL 1875 the FIRE, meeting VI Club vas
- a. IN. clDbbou.e in the Klyd4n Fields. Hoboksn
which was e1ese' 'Vr BY the hes'sii'y Of INC
Commodore who owned the giouAa snd gave the privilege
Of using tbs same TO tire CLUB
On the 9Th of June. ie4s the first annual rsss Of hs
Club took place Tho following yacht, entered ON
tsrted. viz:
sxcoSD Ctas5o tuns and under allowance Of time, IS sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

THEArERs TINS EyENISG.-" London Assurance
will tho inter UaIdsn Tor Tie farewell ben
eft Of Mf. 4. L. Barrett.
At Wsllseks, Psuebe's Knight, Of the Round Table
all be revived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

TIE BASES OF hLw-iORk ASD THE SAsITARY
CoNAssGos.-fo:IJ,eveah e~.iofs cry Jsnks b.se
,rb1,od vsriOu, sums amounting tho aireliot slc7O
lof tie Of tie ,ck aud wounded soldiers The money La,
Deposited IN the scAsnt. Bank to tho eiedi.
SalilaIy Communion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL SOcIITr.--
paper Will read before th socsy this evening Hear,
V. foor Oh tie proposed Paeihe Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

SALE OF STATES IsLAyD PRoFFRTr.-The prop.
cry tIosn tie Old sean isfa a. AsILl.sd eoipI.-
about 200 solo At sucou ysofdy toe der.
, ,nlat. EAehssge, to Nj Bse.by lot sID yer .eie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

AiNsitsfnI'ft
FIFTY per cent SAVED By USING Il. 7. BAR
BiTf's ono bsr viii make gallons good not soap
!..ci.o wita each Jar. iOI u,cfJ AcIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

!. ,h.r determination to get higher "'s'' ''a ys.
body attempted drive rome "o,.% ,so
rom on. Of tho doei. and would h.v: 'neessasa
nom ,,,sr,.,,ue. Of our excellent Police authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
SEVENTEENTH WARD LOYAL NArIosiL LEAGUE.

SEyEsTEfSTH WARD LoYAL NATIoSiL LEAGUE.
GA Tuesday evening enLurasc meeting VI lhis sssus
va, he's At tn, Cooper Institute the roll suguisat
ed by Unity signatures The nomination Of Prr..
tent vas referred to Committee consisting VI Mc. ston.
Dreamer, Ifuow, sud DIR. iaId-ubfook After shon
eHce. they returned and reported In favor Of Henry A. Burr
Who was unsnnious elected PIeadeut OF tho League
The same Com'nec then waited Nj Burr at has resi-
drnee an 81 Muils place. and upon returning Ic.orod
10 accepted tho oic- but wO1 bo sbont ciy
about t"o months visit to Europe. lie desired hon.
ever TO meet ~h the Ltsgue before h. departure Spcec1e
then made b. Mr.. Soinbr,nuer Root Is Boyd for.
nan Whitney, and Others aid Commit appointed
nke etianse for meeting Monday evening
Of which announcement will DO nsds b. Embellishments