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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
How a Breckinridse Man Was Con.
Yeried.

Imust give my readers the benefit of what !
heard delegate from Sangamon County. Illinois. tel
to-day his political experience and how he came 10 20
converted from Breckenridge Democrat TO Lincoln
Republican. / give il in his own words; - was "a
Breckenridge Democrat in the last campaign. MY
wife and owned four or five niegers In Tennessee and
we both thought Slavery right Even after the
war broke ont we thought Il right When old Abe
issued his proclamation giving the Rebels hundred
DAYS to cool down in. then 1 said he was right. Ho
told him: Now. Jefferson III give you far chance
II Won don't III give you hcll-niggers and all l
waited to see what jeff would do and when found
that he was determined to go off anyhow, woudn :
free my nigeers with tho balance Of EN- So when tho
hundred days were up, said to my wifo one morning.
DO you know you slept with an Abolitonist LAS!
night" No says she. Well it's true. says AND
I'VE been the d-dest Aboltonist you ever saw since
that time'" baltimore Cor. Gin. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
Vital Statistic. OF Connecticut.

The rcDOrt of Mr.. HOadley. State Librarian,
Of thcbir;hs deaths and marriages for the year isd3 IA
carefully aid fully compiled fr1 The returns o. the
lec.srars The number of births Cecj is less by 9-
han IN and 2Oig esS than In rCl the natural and
inevitable result both OF and financial instability.
Tolland County however exhibits an excess OF births
over the preceding year Middosc1 County reports ~
more deaths than births. Tic excess o. births over
deaths during 1868 Lab There have been 3 lo2
males and 4,C54 females born In the state. ratio OF
ll0g TO 100 which Is greater ratio than That OF last
year This fact would seem 10 confirm the statement
that more males than females born in time OF war,
10 compensate for the losses by battle. In New-liaycn
County there larger percentage OF males during
the year. The largest number OF births took place IN
March and IN the first than the last SIX months of
the year There lol cases Of plurality births and
% lie r innate births. Tie additions 10 our co!Oied
population havc'been Ia.
There have been 3.l61 mafringes-2N less than IN
1862 2lO less than in 1861 500 less than IN icbO The
condition Of national affairs and the uncertainty OF the
future that has characterized the past three years docs
not encourage the assumption OF TIE add.tl0hhi care
and responsibilities OF family. 49,.
There {, -i2 dcaths-9l lees than IN lsD'; 9b'
ma.es and 1905 females. One would naturally suppose
that while many males GTo absent IN the arm,
the ratio of mortality between males and females
would be the OF the above but suc proves MOI
10 be tie fact. The deaths among the colOrcd popu
ton number $50. One third Of the deaths occurred
among children under five years of age More persons
over the age OF 20 than IN the year preceding less DE-
tween that age and 20 than in the gear preceding have
died. Only four, two OF each sex. were over ono
hundred years OF age. There have been moro deaths
by consrim pton than In l6G2, aud an increase IN
zymotc (cpidemic contagious SCI diseases II also
noted OF the fatalities from diseases OF this KIND there
were Gls Of dphthera i21 % typhns and typhoid
feyers 425 Of scarstna Although reports from regis
trars are improving there still great deficiency inhe
completeness OF the returns and there Is coisiderabe
carelessness among certain Of them IL IL 10 De hopen
that the Legislature will do something to remedy tni'
evil az these statistics valuable TO the historian
the nhyscian and tho physOlOgist. Hartford Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Kings COUNTY UNION GENEAL COMMITTEE
An adjourned meeting Of this Committee was hello on
"Wednesday ght at their No. Court street the
President, Alderman i. j. Hathaway In the chair
The case.of the Second Ward delegation came up and
was discussed AT considerable length when II was de-
cided to order election for members OF the Con,
eral Coumttee-there being two sets at present ana
bo1h claiming to be regular.
The building Committee reported that the expense OF
erecting a new structure in which TO hold meetings
during the campaign would be too great-aDout e5co
being required, and therefore suggested that the
General Committee take the matter IN hand. The re-
port was adoTtcd
The Chairman OF the Navy Yard Committee reported
that it was difficult To get quorum. and suggested
that three members be authorized to transact business
resolution 10 that effect was adopted and alter some
further routine business the Committee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

r. steamship Pennsyrania from LisePoo, and Queenstcn
Mis-, Goohcgau Miss pedenhausen, Miss Flonagan, pT
Someried. Mr and bin Edward Decaudin, Nj. ard Mrs
Lous PTevot b. Kenyon. q. i. Wilson, Mrs Wilson, Miss
l.. Jackson. Miss g. Morrison. c, Brensermann j. Fohr, D.
ScLYsb s. Seek, q. Wall. W. Wall. NJ and Mrs Thomas
Bonnor nd two children, WA Grange, Nj. Wilson, '"
Mlyfeld. Mr.. wcifsohn.
In s,samshp HaroHa from Nerr. Orleans and Haroun-
c. Push T. w 9fcGregor. NJ Alvarez, c. Lopez, NJ; Val
divic-o j. b. Montana, j. AYnau. Jos Mantecon, Mas g.
Andrews John Leo, Jos. LEO X s. Rodriguez. L. Cortina
A. Cori.na 5rs A. Cortina, DIR and Mrs K Copea, Geo
Bourhard NJ Basso Il. MoD,eIe, H. Fowan, Rsuior Crnz
J. Moru. Thoma. Mora Fedinio Mora NV Asua c. MAIDEN
Mrs C. MAIDEN, y. Avcla tlas. Fox, r. A. Bernard MIS-
A. Bernard Mrs Upher and son Mrs. Sarah " foisa ant
four children John Tabe h. schader. John fiin1, - ~
Mis- Anna Balny Charles MARTINEZ, Antonio ku1. louu
AcAerman a j. Powers Juan Bucaedo and servant, Wig
Wolf Ms VIM. Wolf and servant, v BstLier, n bonaId
T. Garcia M Ricsra. J. w. Coyile, John dc "a ku JONI
j. Anagrs Miss Anun Williams, Dolores Ortg. Mrs 3 Hill
Miss Loui.a Hill Erams Savage and two sisters NJ b. felro
Mr.. g. Pedro, Mr.. T.. Moniavo Mrs 7. Montavo three
ehdren and servants, Mrs Menioro ms ~ ac,' q,
Mrs. Ann. Aceyal Miss V. Basco M. Montore' L. .
Zuoaca. H. S. sanamarIna and servant bliss A. Iorgaao
Marcos Del Pro Ms Marcos del Pine, five children aud twC
srfyan Mr. Ada Ponte Ricardo POnte, Mrs Anna eAstl
de Rua Mr. Topper Mr. Beatrice Escovedo de Neenci
Mr. Reasig Narlvrete T. Ensiasu, Mrs Anna Aansera M
eh,.dssa r. GSsas; sia .w sey ants A sanps as
j. Smp.on. Joe K.lston. Nix and Mrs W. OConnor am
three Children b. BaIEsin, james Wilson, John Com and
p. r-in Mfs Emilia Oon1aieI Robert Duns5r '" H. Mo-,
Braan j. Anlelou J. Hackett, A. Anderson, James Nal
como BlaTd Meizes T. Meares, A. Melzares T. Meiza!e.
c. Meizires, A. Melzires b. Mezares NJ MeHIes = mel
zarcs d. Me1,res Louis LeGrsn, j. Fernandez T. D. Bsr
cav C. C. Edwards Mira sherman and tive children, John
Gilmore Chls. Howe. Edward Wright. w. A. w. Loweli
J. Eden. j. a. Ramo, Richard barley, b. Brenhsm an'
others in the sieerage. 49,
Ia I,cames ieioI from N0rjOgCapt rockingham, Mis-
l.. A. tqlrus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

ROMANTIC. Among the passengers on the
Ecw.York express train up the Hudson River Rail.
road, on Monday was brave fellow from the Army Of
the Potomac with q comrade accompanying him. both
dressed in the uniform oi the United States with can
teens. &c. AZ the first glance nothing uncommon
could be detected in the LOOKS Of the pair ror should we
have been able rcoi.e the romantic history connected
with the couple were not made acquainted with II
by friend who was told it by hospital nurse. IL
appears that at the breaking out OF the Rebellion these
lovers or OF them young girl dressed IN the
garb of s0ldier) were engaged 70 De married.
which ceremony must either be postponed,
on account VI tic lover going to defend the nag
OF his country. or else the marriage must
take place and lis fair inamorata must follow him
Size chose the latter and married they weTc he enlist
ing aiterward in the I'd Michigan Regiment as pri.
yate and she DOMINIC the 4" blue" followed him. Amid
the crash Of shot md shell at tho battle OF the Wilder
ness this heroic girl stood by tho side of Der husband
and with her good nuskct defended him. and struck for
her country at the heart OF the chiTary Passing safely
through that desperate fight they pressed on with their
regiment TO the bloody field Of Spoitsylyania whore
the brave Michigandcr had his arm broken by piece
of she'll Seeing him fall she bound up his wound, and.
raising him from the ground amid the thickesi OF the
fight she carried him TO the rear and. placing MN on
a caisson which was about starting back for ammn.
milton she had the satisfaction Of seeing him carried
10 place Of safety lie being afterward conveyed
TO Carver Hospital the heroine and young vito attend
ing him until he got well enough to start for their homo
in the Far West they being en- route for there yes
terday PonghkeepSic Eagle.
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Arrived.

Steamship Pennsylvania tB1 Brookins Liverpool June
William, GHion june g. spoke ship +. C. Scranton bound
W.; same say ship Wisconsin do ed. of Montauk, shiE
Pride OF the Sea
Steamship Havana Greene, Havana days. mdse and pass
Steamer Victor tU. s. transport, spicer, Norfolk and
Steamer Virginia a.. s. transpor Snyder Fortress Monroe
% hours to u ). ousriermaste,, u,,, v,,. Non-o.
Steamer Hero o. s. transport, Hancock Fortress Monroe
20 hours. to L. - Qaartermaster 81,
Steamer Falcon, Jones. Providence. mdse. to Edward
ssesncr Sarah Jones' Philadelphia udse and pass to
seaner Teion, Wilson, Trenton. mdse. to C. Fl. Hoas
Ship Columbia sowel Liverpool May TO- md'e. and pas'
10 C. H. Marshall Co. Experienced light winds aud Gains
and has been Is days W. of Cape Sable. June 49, A 10 To-
lon so o. saw numerous iceberg'
Ship Sarah March tof ST. John, N b. Mechor Neuviias
Bals Srsi (o Galway. McDonough, Galway % days,
Bs1t adanc G. Adams, Davis Zszs 81 days. sugar to
BARN &s.Hmis l. Laaro. Palermo March IS, Gibraltar
NAY Ri. l Esoson tof Cay Swansea s. days
eIs June ,mS on , Of tue n''
Brs Open Sea !of Bsnsorl Rogers Cardena' ID days
R," Golden Lead Payson Cow Bay b. Ii days. coal
A s,i. Catherine Rogers zsa,on Calais days. lumber to
H' ss A. b. Patterson tDan,, Wilson, Baltimore days.
er Rs Bssnco salvatore s Lsbss M.rssl 50 days.
"f Sas Die Binder Kropieb Rio J'nsito Is days.
Brie j. Congdon (Br.l, =. Windsor MsS, Is dsys
rlaster to III. J. C. A. DeWof
Schr ID. NJ French. Jones. Boston.
Schr Rival. Hobby. Stamford
Schr K. hurley, Austin, Providence.
gchr Rachel Jane Ross, Norwich.
schr Emily, Morrill,. Stamford
Schr Richmond, Pitcher, Providence.
schr Peace Hinss, Msshas days. lumber 10 Hdyots L
Schr Minerva Whiting, Fall Rvf
gchr Wreath, Mash. Mschlas-
6nvni uv~k A.
Jed Frye Co. .
Schr s. T. Garrison, Foursee, Prcydnoa.
Schr Harriet Lows, Taylor Providence
Schr s. T. King Crndsnin, Calais days, lumber TO Jed
Frye & Co.
schI M.sns, 4 lsyl, L0stbEA wl9Asg, Ma. v dsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.... ..JuyB "a
Cleared.

Steamships-Nofthern Light, Wilson, Aspnwsl, D. y.
Alien; Creole, Thompson, New Orleans Ludlam Heire
ken Co. -
S,eainers-Flnuie Penton Philadelphia Lopez Kirk.
patrick; Octarora Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
Bsrks-Ataanis lPrusl. Hors,,uan, Bremen Garrels &
Meyer; Alabama Q.aLl Raggo Cardiff. Baeer Delertu
Mayhower Lovejoy, Barbados; H. Trowbndses SONS;
Angelo Carolina ttaL Cootta Bilboa. z. Berthoud Co
Frrderco Tasliav Gll.), Trihe Bristol, Ens BaetzeE
DeN ertu Urania (Br) Cooper, Cape Town, C. j. r. w.
Coseill Harmon Buckley. Malaga Topper Bes,tie Fran
cesca dtal) Nela. Palermo. T. Betthoud Co.. Capela
(Brcrn.). Timm. Anjier for orders. II. koop Co.
Brir--Idnna (Nor), Brichi Havre Holmboe Balclen
Helena (Nor), Smith, Cork, Holmboe < Bdchcn; Annie
Collins tBr.), Smith, ~! John n b., A. smishers x Co. {;
Eastern Star, Ward, Barbados, Bishop Bro.
sc.soners-Elnpire. Kelly, Harwich Mass, T; B. Chase
Co. Brunette, Robinson. Felnoah, Ja, +; Alexander
Som Elizabeth H., Burgess, Boston. j. Stctsoni X T.
Ravens Chsrloetown r. Buck Cot QuicAstsp. Wise
Phlidephs Baker Daytoni CasPar Lawson, SHow New
Haven; u. {. Acken. Mcrris Stamford
Sloop--Rhode lsaId Wishtman, Providence, L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

To the Editor Of TIE ~ y. Tribune

SIR: Tell the Farmers Club how bean poles
con be dispensed with where 1t Ia difficult to obtain
them Having poles. but plenty ofod. stout strings
when they begin to run string from stick thrust In
by the side OF the hill and fastened to the top OF
picket win satisfy them quite g we'll = pole II too
the tor Of the pokcts @ fec) 10 induce side branches
and PODS rather than lengthy vne These side shoots
may be With cross strings tied TO the
upright ones making sort Of shelving srels ior inc
yin6a ObOO0LAH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

A MISTAKEN RBPoRT.-A telegraphic dis
noon from Wsbinoton stating that Col John Ramsay.
reported killed while in command Of brigade in front
Of Petersburg. Is now ct Annapolis having been
wounded In tho hand
Il also at Annapolis suffering with wound In the leg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
DREADFUL CnIMR.-Mrs. Heggie of Ithaca

n T. las been arrested for the murder, by poisoning,
OF her daughter Charlotte L.. young lady about
twsntyone years of age The victim was taken Ill last
week. while sowing at Ladies AID SOCIETY," ana died
was subsequ discovered in tho body. The mother
had been upon unfortunate terms with her family and
suspicon at directed TO her. She wasProred
death Of her other daughter sgd about eighteen under
similar symptoms to those Of the present case In both
instances therefore, the mother is supposed " have
committed murder. Mr.. Heggie occupies most re-.
spcctsbo position in tho village as do tho rclatives Of
his wife. A portion Of tho Jury presented minority
report to the effect that Mrs Heggie was insane upon
tho subject Of her family relations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

COMMITTEES on THE GOLD BII.-MessrS. b.
o. Babcock e. g. Jafsy. Jonathan Ssurss. Charles b.
Hoffman. and james Brown the Committee from the
Merchants injecting. LEFT on Thursday morning Tor
Washington. to advise with the Treasury authorities
end CQpgsesa u relation n tAe Gsla Question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
THE QUOTA OF THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL

DIsTIuCrThc quota the last draft in this District
has been filed and the Provost Marshal Is now busily
engaged IN completing the enrolment for future DRAFT
The names Of those occupying houses have been secured
and officers are at work in enrolling the employees
In the Navy.Yard factories and other places Of bus-
mesa The work will be completed this week. num-
Der Of persons enrolled for the next dra have already
procured substitutes and been exempted Aliens those
physically disabled nonrcsidents, &C.. can DO exempted
any time before the draft Is ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
The Esatiie Of Piedmont.
List of killed and wounded of the 18th Rcgi-
mont Ohio Volunteer Infantry commanded BIZ Lieut..

ment Ohio Volunteer Infantry. commanded By Lieut..
Col Becker:
KmLxp-Msj Ernest schache.
CosPAsr A-kiiled-Corp. JOS Moeeker, hax Mailer
WoundeIChss Bertram, T. Guenteg, j. Sch"aTZfnann, u
Sctiiitt, II. Joiannins, Henry Co.rei.
COMPANY B.-hilsd-Confad Schnonken Z. fIanzmann,
Thos. Nichols Joseph Schneider Jacob Saus. Wounded
sibeF;. Charles yogt. II. Woa
CosPASr C-killed-P. Ccn-nasel Woun.Pa-firs Eieu'.
John Roede serst 4. Kramer Corp. L. Lguber +. Hell
Iiegrl, HrlTy FTirn@yer. cha. Drsen, A Beg
COMPANY D.--Killrd-P. HanscTmsun, L. Iciss and A.
Predlnsnn. Wouuded-second Lieut. N. schpiiihsnner,
Serg,s ii Weber and Jrle Corp. l.. kahnre Pryetes
y. Jse j. kgel r. Rossmann, Rahsssle e. ues.ser aud
J. Hazel.
Wounded-M Gtes0ii y. Gussr, Chr. Bennett J. Herring.
F. kichce a. sciGd r. LangLritz, \. Roller r. Seclo rr
Stockes ard J. sehwnbe.
CoxP,SY F-knled-Private C. Krlatcr. Wounded-ls.
sergt r. Hdehran; Corp j. Burkhsrd Priyaies VI kich-
hoz J. BUTLER A. schn.x A. Lamp J. Frondblh II. Hurst
Co-P,sr G-Kiled-PI.vae, = El,enhardi. Joseph Lang
John King ;. Ma ,5erz aid Chr SchF1dcr Wonnied-
inc Lieutenant b. Blk; Gorporais 4. bIDc ana ~ h,l-
Scfuer 81 R.-s. 4. se.srr j. ylel. and W; scAo ser
CorPaSY -Eflsd-Pr!sa'es p. =. Brandt and J. jacob
Wouldcd-Pssaies ~ Burkhafdt. J. Gal, T. No' fthel j.
Wlz T. Zeie J. SchTamn, George STRAIT, thas steihAni
CapTal HALL snt 7: g. kifansL u -.
CoxPASr I.-kIsd-Cop. r. Rrusch Wonnded-ls
s,rs D. H1geabuci; Ses,. 'pPert, L. scheser H. Nn'
ths. Nound,d-torrs J. Fusein, n. Roth ana T. hunt
Private. L. Martin. -. Chet A. Duppe j. Ln,,raasn d.
Levi. II. NurbcFser G. HHdebrandi, j. Lotl '" hrAn'
toxrssr K.-Niled-,Aeting Lieut.; . Rahlnsaa seffi.
Frlnk Mncri Prva,es = zel~r aud J. K.ihsr "ognded-
Capt :. Hcr Privates }. Fischer, j. nfzbioher J. seo
and n. kose tniis.inal. -. 49,.
%; severely oun1ed 40 slight
" wouni.d. ~ ai ssiug. !. Total Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

ORATr0N.-The annual Grafton before the
Alumni Association Of tho New.York University was
delivered on wednesday evening In the Churoh OF the
Messiah, BY the Rev. Cleveland Cox The srsrclsss
were commenced BY prayer by the Rer. ". kegraA
DedWostk's Banl Vsa y eaeRaaaoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

A BOUNTY PoR SUBSTITUTES FOR FUTURE
anticipation Of another call for troops and
In order 10 facilitate the procuring Of men, the Common
Council of Jersey City have decided to pay the sum OF
500 10 any person who may furnish substitute or vol
unteer 10 Be credited 10 Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

ARRIVAL or WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
900 wounded soldiers arrived in jersey CITY on Wednes
board Of transports to b. conveyed 70 hospitals in tho
vicinity Of New.Yofk.
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Suakca.

Juns 49, lat 20 49, Ion 70 &C. bhg j. Ross, Of sssupod. su
Cabs for Malta. u -Hi. = " -.l.
June Ia 80 2 Loo 70 IS Br. bark Speed from Phiaasi
phia for Falmouth, Eng - e. =
Jane e. of Chicetsague, bark Roanoke, from Lagueyro
fer PhladelphiA -..'..l. .| . .r .iri,l eye sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

One prize only being awarded Tor each class. the
prizes were adludged IA follows: Laura, Black Hawk.
Mollie, Edna c; Jennie Cable having to allow four
minutes TO bfOe.
After the race tie Committee and their friends I'm
ished pleasant day by a trip up the North River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
CHASE AprBR DERR.-A very exciting

chase occurred about noon On Thursday In the Park
After fawn which had escaped from the Livery stable
of Mr. Duff in Lawrence street. where large number
CS the different kinds Of American animals are collected
that are " be sent to the Of Emanuel King OF
Italy After several unsuccessful attempts. the animal
was finally captured IN the Isrk and taken back TO IT.
.epaKteTs
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my nL DADT
Passengers sailed.

IN steamship Creole for Nep- Orledss-G. Moses, as
ycor, Baurman Geo C. Allen and -Fo sisters W. Harris
Miss Dora Wagner, o. Deiz, Rosanaa Mcun, and other
In the stecrage.
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Ht Desths In Hsspisa'as. nv W
PoRnEss MoxRoB. Tuesday, Jane 81, 1854.
HAMpTQH IIOSPITAi.
The following deaths have occurred in IEamp-
{ n Hospital since the bat report:

The following deaths have occurred in lamp
tso Hospital since the nst report:
schsup. 100 N T. Jg,s s. a; B. Rsesa 70 Ill JusI7.
D. r. owperhvait, 9N.J, VIM. r. Dshsy. 81 Pa-do.
Wn. Doh.san ls9 N. j., do. c. McDandsl d. C. Cav, do
A. MtGue, ll N. Y Art, do. II. Houston, n: j., de-
C. c. Day, IN J, do. VIM. Riton rs. Pa Car, do
Pat Camptrl IS Pa Jrae IT, J. H. Van Lien. II Pa Cav
C. Oiinetts, Is Mas, do Jnne IT,
J. w. GriIser, II sc. tRsb)doC Keenhol lis NJ da
J.. l.. Fieck 70 Pa. do. p White N \ G. c.. do.
0ostieb Lish al Conn., Jane9 Tloson nE Cav Junee0
H. c. Parsons NY, June lar. J. Harvey, A2N June 20.
r. Fhompson, So Pa Jute 49, G. McHnen IS Pa Jane 10
N r. Rodia, &c Ia Juno 10. J. A. james, 3 Pa June 20
s. 8, Csir II Va eb, Jeles. r. Scnant ts N.Y. June DO
s. A. Robbas IN tRebs0thJ. Freeman, 81 s. c. ,Rsb),
w. y. Clark, Conn. Jure 20. JUNE ~.
T. Welnsn % Csv w e. Butler 143 Ohio Inne 20.
DEATHS IN CHESAPEAKE HOSPITAL.
The following have died In Chesapeake Hospitals.
Benz Geho- s. Pa, June Is Lieut., g. ii. Wareith w. 8.
Lieut.. Wm- A. Lewis lS9 Pa, Colorrd June Is.
June IL. J. Bonlett, o N. j., Jure Is.
J. HOLSTER, II Conn, June IT, Lieut. W.P. SpOaord Il Me-,
II. Ruppenthal, 81 ILL.,, June Is. Juno IL.
Carl Deser, Conn., June 10. NJ Bishop. q Mass Jana -
Michael Fitzgerald ls3 NJ " Lieut. John Williamson VT
June 70 Cav, June 20.
ADMITTED AT CTTSAPEAEE HOSPITAL. JUHZ 10
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6osShern md Seush W, ,stern Mails ut. 81 and 10y
Es<efn Nail .............a a. a.. and q p
Newport and Fall Rvs
Thai ons Lald Ma G. bSes r. and p.
Sunday Mss-Os Sun, BY al msls ciosest... IL ..
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Sailed.

JUNE 2 -Seamships-EssIe, PERT. ...I9 ,sl...ls
Ships-Ph!aldephia, Mary Dundas Martha Adler Jsposa
Barks-A. W. Lewis Alma Impersdo, vestA
Bdss-Bsue n NJ Terry, ALMA Deirsin, b. fsuns' -
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Fanny Fern Anita Chaa CansAe
W. c. Mershon, Csthane w. u, Belle, D. Pnts, Eesaao
Saasette. pm '..- ''
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
S,n-pises 40 Sets...... 7.35 Moon-Rises.. Is
HON water THIS
sandy Hook II rs Gov Island ll;5s Hell Gafe' i5'
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The brig Open Sea IMPORTS: June 49, lat g ~ lon -
the hurricane deck steamer about ~ feet long ana
ie,t wide apparently not long In the water
The ship Columbia rports Juno TO- spoke schr Belle 8
Gloucester with Is 900 ASH zls spoke the Nantucket iSa&
ship, all well, wished to be reported. 'i
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Mails Close nc tho Poss.Onlce


IS s.sons Saturday, June as: ios
For New. ORLEANS, BY steamer Evening Star, Sstur.
day, June Hp
FOR ireland. BY steamer CITY Of Warrington Sasur
day. June ~
For Europe. BY steamer -. fhundsy
June D.. ........'..
tho Sandwich Islsnds daily tSundays except
edl........................ a. NJ and " p.
Noeth-Abany, Buffalo, and Cansdss..3 IN. aud u ..
North and West Way Mail. p.
Wsa,Sa 9St IA Eas Rajksssr"u' q n. ssd ~
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EOR EALE.-One Of the most ?
now offered FOG SALE, doing busiasss Il ovss o.
year. and can be extended 70 almost any amount y
Tor selling IT, the perty not abls 70 carry On tie b.
count Of poor health. rare chance fss mant
. >. saassa IL &AA pLHHT
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JJort-War0ens' Notife.
srArg OF Ngw-YoxK
PoRr-WkRpgNs OpYioa, No. l0t Wallet

PoRr-WMpsSs 0Yuos, No. l0t Wallst
NOTICE il hereby given in accordance with.
~ section of the passed April H. 1857 entitled A
Act Reorsanze the Wsrden Office Of the Port of New.
Yorp to all persons Interested In having charge o. %
subject of such inquiry examination survey ahAe
tns following vessels under examination by the rec
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice o.