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hereby certify HAT The Passsrgsrs azd
srs1 Of the steamship -, bsend fcr -.
have bsea ihorssgbly s7srhazlsd By ne, srd
iaat - PEfsd2Ses sfiss:geesiens rscaivsd freEa
ssa sseEs.agy ef War, the vessel is sllazsd 70
aePsrs On hex voyage. k9BT EBEzAT.
UGitsa States Marshal, s DHY.
1aeEe was no unnecessary exsi5smsat yea
teresy. ssnseqaaRs UFoG the discharge Of Mr.
sksl EuTTsy's dulles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25
THIRTY-EIoHTH CON0Rnss.
yrRsr SESSION.


WASHINGTON, June ~, 1884
mr. GRADE or LINE op1crss OF NAVY.
Mr. HAZE, (rep) Of N. r. introduced bill 10 amend
ahe act TO establish squaize the grade Of line occrs
So the navy which was referred 70 the Naval Committed
This bill prcscribes that in time OF peace removal BY
otherwise shah not be considered as creating
vacancy limits the active list Of line ofcers to nine
rear sdmirals twenty Eve commodorcs, fifty captains,
one hundred commanders one hundred aud htty
lieutenant commandexs hnudred and hfty ensNns,
one hundred aud nifty masters and such number OF mid
0hpmcn rs are now allowed and many masters mates
"a the exgencies OF the service may require I'VE leu
aud seventy cnsgns shall be made from the volunteer
service Promotions TO the rank rear admiral shall be
ade by the selection Of three by board
not less than three admlrals ana from the three
chosen President Of tho United ssats sha
one.
rns CIVIL AUTHORIZATION pnh
Mr.. sHvRxAS, (rep }. OF Ohio, from the COMMITTEES on
Finance reported back the House bin making appro.
pratlon for certain civil expenses OF the governeu,
With an amendment.
REPAIR on PUBLIC woRKA
Mr.. CHArpLnR, trep) Of Mch from the committee Of
conference tho dsageeue votes Of she two houses,
hhe bill provide Tor the repair and preservation OF GER
public works OF the United States, made report re-
somnendina that the Sonats recede from its &mepd-
nents
I he report was agreed to-
SALE CHANTS, xfc., TO sBrxAsrNRs
Mr. CHANDLER called up the bill for the promottru oil
omsros the Improvement Of navigation, whcn was
n sashsrlres the publishing and sale Of myy. chart,
81 naptAl books Of The COASTS Of the Unvd statssa
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Trouble Between the Military and DIVA
| 2overnorS Of Virginia.
(Erom tae Norfolk Regime, Juue 81
We give becoming prominSncc to thsfoowing ordsi
from General Shepey We necS DO no more than ask ouI
perspiouousiy erpressedIke ali spch performances Of
It's autnor--and We sabmit IL withoSs comment 70 the
SPECIAL oRpxRs-ss So.
HEADQUARTERS. DrsTRioT OF EAsTEKy VIRGINIA.
| NORFOLK, Va, June a. 1864
Many loyal citizens or Norfolk having represented 70
sho mtary authorities in this department. that they do
not desire continuance Of the municipal govsrnment
that has heretofore been recognized by the Commsnding
General II has been determined before any nnaI action
taken upon those petitions, 70 take expression Of
the p,eieenoe Of the citizens themselves at tho polls
h the day OF the ensuing municipal election In the city
o. Norfolk poll will be opened the several places
voting and separate ballot boxes win be kept open during
balsos, 0Yes or mo, upon the following auest,ou "
Thoss in favor Of continuing the present form Of munich
pal government during tho existence Of military
patton will vote eyes" Those opposed to it will vote
the oath required In the amnesty proclamation OF the
President viii not be considered as disqualified from yot
ing this question BY OF their not having taken
any oaths but will be allowed 70 vote upon this
question II qualified In other respecta
The Provost Marshal will appoint persons to receive and
count and declare these votes In tho Comm
Eiecions or other officers presiding at the polls shall
fail to do So By command OF
Brigadier General g. ,. SHEPLEY.
GEO. b. JOHNSTON, Captain and A. A. g.
PROTEST By GOVERNOR rIERPoNT.
lFrom tho Alexandria State Journal, June 22l
ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June %, 1894. !
To THE LOYAL PEOPLE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
have received reliable information that General Shop.
ley, commanding Norfolk, acting under the orders q
General Butler intends ordering the opening OF poll in
that city on tho Gath instant 70 take vote Of the people
70 whether they desire the continuance OF civil
ernmon and that, should majority Of the votes DO
against the same s tho intention OF the commandment
OF the post 70 prevent by military force the trial In the
Circuit Court or said city thirty odd indictments
against liquor wonders for violations Of the license law OF
the State.
/ know OF no authority in tho State federal laws
authorizing the people TO abrogae the civil laws OF tho
State Ia any city or county and such act can only be con-
sidered revolutionary. The constitution OF tho United
States guarantees to each State republican form Of gov
ernmen That form or government exists in Norfolk at
this time and TO break would only be to substitute
military government rule In Its stead which would
clearly be violation Of the constitution OF tho United
States and It's guarantees TO the people No loyal Citizen
therefore, expected 10 vote on the proposed question
F. H. PIERPONT, Governor.
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sHH 10 TO SAIL TO-DAY FROM THR BATTERY.
The American brig Vision, one ton register, Cap
tain John c. Donovan, win sail from This port to day,
between one and I've O'Clock, from the Battery She
will leave her wharf OF Grand street. East river at
about nine A. Captain Donovan desires present his
thanks TO Mr. speedwe, who pr sssntcd him with COM
pass and . lot Of valuable GROCERIES, Mr.. buebcl sent
him case OF Golden Bters for morning nip. The brig
10 all ready, but che IL y won't q preserved meat
Somebody will confer great favor upon Captain Dono-
van by giving him few cans OF that article. He WI
be on the Battery previous 10 his Departure aud
DO delivered 70 him In person II Ia expected that thou
sands will We starting point 70 witness THO dcpar
ture tbs little crart the smallest vessel " hch b~
ever Attempted 10 oroas the Atlantic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25

CristadOrO's Hair Dye, rreservatfvs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retaii--No Assor HousA
The dye applied by skilfu artists
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Rr~e mnd Boil. CooSx mnS Boil, by ass
kerosene saves coal and heavirg up the house.
LESLEY & ELLIOT, Man Yfacturers. 40i Broadway
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Best Flreworks.-rExccf Depot ms-
moved from John to No 0 D,v street Broadway.
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TER MpcAL SrRKRs.-Ths managers OF the theatres Of
New York viii meet at Mr.. wdlaok's residence, Four
tssnth street, Tuesday next a. two O'Clock to devise
means checking the exsortonate terms attempted TO
be forced on them by the musicians Of New York.
society has been formed dspomInated the Musical Pro-
tective Union which has recently been diverted from the
legitimate object OF protecting themselves into that Of
inurng and destroying the business Of Others, aud
hes converted itself from . protective into egs-
latvs body. Az necessary consequence the managers
have been driven into forming . protective union,
not with the object Of resisting fair increase In con-
formy with the exigenciss Of the timss bus 70 secure
themselves against constantly recurring sesss Of sxtor-
tomato strikes.
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C'othin9.-Duc~ Vests. busters. CsssHr
mere sacks SI5 Evcryth Ing else. Cushn w1rk ustn.
CLARKE liz and ~ William strssG,
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COMMANDER rRRNcHARD ExoNERArRD FROM TIE
CHANGE OF VIOLATING BRITISH wArEHs.
Tho proceedings OF court Of inquiry held In Boston
In the case Of Com. Stephen D. Trsnchard United States
Navy, commanding the United Stases steamer Rhode
Island charged with violating the territorial Jurisdiction
Of Great Br.aia by porsuius and firing into the British
steamer Msrgares and Jessie within the said
has been soncluded Tho court u Of opinion that Com
mander renohard DESTROYS and anxious TO avoid any
violation OF said Jurisdiction and also OF Opinion
that no violation Of u committed. Although the
proceedings haze not beeu approved by the secretary OF
the Navy yet Commander Ireucbard 10 virtually exon
eratsd from <l blame and will DO restored 70 bis com
mAnA
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COruS. Buni0us, Tnverted N5tss,' Ens
Arged Joints and oil scaser the without pnto
Inconvenience to the patient By DR.. zAC1AHfE. euss
goon Chiropodist, 700 broadway.
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Benns.-FnniiIa He Rs, New Crop
prime quality for sale by TAFTk TYLER, Tn portsss,
(leha ARA
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Cnrehugh's II usfvc WIG and Toupee.--
me nnes. in the world Aiso Bands, Braids. 10 e09A
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Bewysr's spi Nennrd OintmenG-TAs
great PIi.E REMEDY
or sale By all druggists Ospo, GO Broadway.
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Cnbtnet.-The Best Brund segars I'm.
Wholesale 81 Broad street,
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Arrival OF the steamtuR America IT
Philadelphia.
PMLADEIrHzA, juno ~, 1884
ne steamtug America. from Port Royal, 8. c. the
2oth arrived here today She brings letter bag from
the frigats Wabash.
mo New Ironsidss arrived ~ the navy yard this
nasrni.S
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RatchoIor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless ,abe ntaneoua The onl, perSssA
dya sod BY ai drug gisss Factory 81 Barclay street
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CROSS EYE Srr ,rGTITENBD IN ONR MYNUTw.
And dfseas. of the Eve and Ear requiring etMey
medical surgical mid attended to BY Or. Won EfSHy-
BERG. At his consulting rooms 8Is Broadway nsAs
Twelfth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25

DR.. Hunters Once - at No. Dsvtssoo
street. New York city He has other Office Estabsned
1884 Eight rooms and private entrance re cures corcn
ernpons skin of all Kinds tS IN -
poisonous impurty OF the blood, a.n's all dts nses rss
Human F<Aty Neryons Debility Early fndiscrefion Cg2
sutaton gratis Hours In, from A. M until O'Clock r -
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CURED.

CATARRH OF IHg TyMpANro MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. CONTRADICTIONS or THR
RUBTACHfAN TUBE
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The Abolishmene Of Slavery I'm Mary.
land.

land.
BALTIMORE, June "a, 1864
The Constitutional Convention Of Maryland, in session
at Annapolis passed to day by vote OF So ayes against
~ nays the following article Of the Bill Of Rights
Hereafter 10 this State, there shall be neither slavery
nor involuntary servitude-except In punishment q
crime whereof tho party shall have been duly
and all persons held to service labor a. slaves
hereby declared free
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Eruptions. Freok'es. ptmptos, Tane
sunb,irn Flesh Worms and all skin Dcfofmes cured ~
GOURAUDS italian Msdicatsd Soap 81 hs depoI NO. -
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Defiance Ftre Mnd BurGInr Proof
Sideboard saeq for silver plate ~
at 63 Murray street, corner OF College place r
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Gold-0lass Letters-EuropeHn styseS
for windows signs The most attractive rsohsSehe 90
lQ7 fulton street
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Gournud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hni1
from low forehesds part Of the body 81 warsas
dn,,ok
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The Lsre Colsnei Patrick KeiIyn
IHrsEn FROM CENTRAL THOMAS FRANCIS ME- i0HuR.
10 TIE xBsroR oy HERALD.

LHrsER FROM CENTRAL THOMAS FRANCIS ME- iaHHR.
10 TIE xBuoR oy sxsALp.
WEST PoMr, June a. 1884
BY the morning papers, lust arrived, that the
mains of Colonel Patrick Reilly sxpsc.s In New York
this morning should the funeral take .cs before sun
day viii not be In my power to at,cn g. Al am con-
nnod TO my by very sore foot II Il takes place
on Sunday any other day aterwr srds am aesIrous
10 compliance with his express wis ,e- that the funeral
should be private and not publ ono. Public military
funerals are now days public nuisance and the most
delicate and revsrcn,a tribute 10 can pay the gallant
dead to be raid unoetertat susly aud quietly Colonel
Patrick Koly, commanding tn. Eahtve,sbth New York
Volunteers the Second esw ent OF the irish brigade
OF my ruest and most Aisole officers Perfectly and
absolutely sincere, he ds ayed neither the vanity
the briiancy OF soloer but under most modest and
almost obscure aemesne he exercised the best qualities
that elect ana consum hate tho grand results OF military
ne Ills Devotion A duty csunot be exccllcd Utterly
ABANDONING All pon associations he pledged his life 70
the honor OF the hg under which his emisrant race,
tue dispersed irish tho world over have
found their m sst solid responsibility and recognition
Tho rsh m <ade organized TO assure not only the
government the United States, but every foreign gov
ernmen at the IRISH emigrant and the rish adopted
citizen We true the nation under which he TOOK shell
ter, VII all the visor OF hie TO the last throb OF
his i'm fetuous This profession or promse--cs
what wilths Irsh Brigade, In the second corps
Of Army OF the Potomac has by every testimony w
Y, tne day fulfilled The death OF Colonel Patrick nelly
establishes this assurance fact Thus the irish Cob
der vndctee against the Irish politician, here ant
abroad the truthfulness gratitude bravery asd nob,
| OF The IrIsh race. THOMAS FRANCIS hEAGfiER.
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HAD Breatn.-How Many Lcvars ~
has sapa ated-how many friends for ever psrsd To
elecs ( radical cure ~. The BALM OF fHJusAND
FLOWERS as q dsntisrice night and mornU.g II sso
driggista
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gnrnept 6lssery recognized aS property w slave
st'fes. and helm thus feooens~i, h ~,s suoeot OF
rude, aud be,g subject Of trads, was matter WIN
shich Congress oouas interfere BY regustioo ana mas
been regulated
The further consideration OF the bill postponed
:.
On motion Of Mr. SBrsMAs II resolved that on AND
after Monday the Senate ut eleven O'Clock,
Tho Senate AZ haif-past niue O'Clock adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25

RxaMce. Ella d Co.-Man ayers.
LrsaAav. RxrsA GLASS 19-Juns "a 1854
&C. rs. g. SO, rs, "a, As, ~, III, Is, IL, 10, IL.
cxAss 1<6-Jans ~ 1854
I, Sc, II, 49, IL, 4, 30, So, 81, 55 Is, "a, ~, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25
Our Spanish Visitors.

Our Spanish V1SltOr9s
VISIT TO THE STEAM vRIGATEs CARMEN AND LHAL.
TAD-DRsCRIPrIoN OF THE VESSELS, ETC.
In addition to the three French and Italian war
vessels in port two Spanish igates have uss arrived
an< swell the number up to six foreign naval vessels In
harbor. These vessels have como from Havana aud
bound tho Atlantic 10 old SPAIN Our reporter
visited them yesterday and found he bs first class
screw frsates.
Tho Carmen was built at tho naval dockyard At Car
thageno, and is a forty-gun frgate. Her armament
consists mostly Of eighteenpounde smooth guns with
few forty twos In her waist on the deck, and an
eight.inch pivot gun on her forsoastle.
owing to the fact that her crew were employed In
scoolng shp" the vessel did not present quite tidy
a. appearance her consort which lies at anchor NOT
far her. She Is, however, very fssr sample a
vessels Of her rate in the Spanish navy.
Senior Don Jose PaIo do Bernsbe
Captain Of the Ship-Emiio Catala Alonzo.
Leutenars-Don Geronimo Garcia y PaarIos, Don
Mastrs-Don Federico Palero, Don Manuel Lobo.
Second Mdser-Don Ambrosio do Arrarte
Lieutenant Of Aarlnes-Don Federico Memoir Made.
Paymaster- joaquin Braneo.
.Srrueon-Don Temaldo Cebran.
Capitalization Emeterio Sanches.
Mdshipmen-Don Rafael Loho Carsts. Don Bernar-
dino Dorres Coll, Don lose Meudcnt Fernandez, Don
Federico Ardobs Casans, Don Federico Rcboule Yease
Don Domingo Carabaea, Don Pedro Alvarez soomayer,
Don Leonardo Gomez Mendoza Don Jose sevantes ubreb
Pedro Aende Saazar, Don Fusto Arciua Peegero Don
Emilio Bsrreda, Don Jose Seblla y Samoarar.
Leaving the Carmen and her obliging officers, the
Ioaad was visited and found 10 DO in excellent condi
tion She was built at Ferrol in 1861, and Is better
vessel many respects She s also forty gun frigate
with battery not unlike the Carmen She In splen
did order and is well worthy OF q visit We seldom see
better conditioned Spanish vessel In harbor.
During the visit the officers evnced the utmost curiosity
10 learn why desired 10 publish their Names and,
although invited 70 inspect the ships NJ our
LEISURE volunteered to 60 with US. The clerk OF
the Leaad sent for and sent below TO the
dark and dnay berth deck where he very kindly fur
nished with the following fist OF her officers
Commandment Captain-Scnor Don Corme Deland
Lieutssants--non Ramon Sotels, Don Jose Sorton.
Mastsrs-Don Jose Hernandez, Don Antonio Henry.
Captains of Anticipation Jose Maria Caro-, Entente DO
Ynfarta.
Lieutenant Of Marincs-Don Juan Moya.
Second Mdaer-Dou Federico Icombre
Paymdaer-Don Emilio Montezipos
Suroeon-Don Joaquin Solen werle.
Assiaanf Surgeor-Don Antonio Maria Salas
Chapiain-Don Jose Rodriguez Pasaro.
kidshspmes-Don joaquin Aspren, Don Emilio Flo',
Don Pedro Rendabct Don Jose Don Jsoobo Cough
Don Ignaco Perez Don Cretcvaa Almeda Don Fernando
Parrete Don Ramon Lopez, Don Daniel Lopez, Don Ger
Aacio dc 10 Fusnts Don Abesrdo dc Carlos, Don Fran
cisco Zavier Cadestany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25

DR.. Choea IN ans F. male Plus
the and reliable remedy known for csn
plants peculiar females They fail Establishes
in 1882 hcy the OF the most ernnen phvl
clans No experiment without merit Explicit h,recN
tons stating when should and should not be takes
One dollar per tanning ffly pills Sold BY Al drug
gists. HUTCHIfG6 HIL!Nbn, propretn,a
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Grover u Bakers Highest PremeuS
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines, <96 Broadway Now HesA
and 2S6 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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ABeautifui Com LsirS's Rioom
Of Youth surpassss everything for preservnT beau
NJ the complexion and akin. as broadway and Druggists
NH ara
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Address to smokers.-Pc,iak ~ SON,
neerschauun Manufacturers removed Broomc street
10 6a Broadway Fourth street. Wholesale and retail
Pines out 10 order and repaired.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. St0ok OpemeA
to tho public Juno ~, At No. Dey strest
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II You Want TO Know, &c., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SHN9B,
curious book for curious people and good book -
every Price 81 So To be had at all dspots 49,
tents tables mailed free. Address
Dr. 3. B. fOoTR. !. $50 Broadway, y. y.
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A A A AVA A Thousand Refr,rsr.tor.
& d. BAsSFoRDs GrsatBs1a,r Cooper ru..,,,,.
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Tag for shipping Wooden Wave,
iousrs groceries &C.. strong but low priced ahLJGERs
hnn ,bers
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HfIl's Hair Dye. 80 Csnts-Btack -
Brown. rnmitabls Hair Cutting, No Barclay Atrs1A
Shaving
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A sure Cure for Drunkenuess-Dr.
XMAS Salvation Powder. u per Dor ey mall. Addrs"
leS Hudaou street, N. Y.
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z. q. eimmons 6ksCo.-Uovington, Ky.
sHnlsr axssk CLASS xji-June "a, 1884,
CLASS 302--Jnne "a. 1894
81, IA So 81 &c. 6i, So, 65, 46, AZ, 20, u.s. 80, g..
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Hoyrs ,.sa~athA Hair NestoraSav
warranted restore 0rNv Ns orisinh! color. ~
University vi~vo, Nsw Torx
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Deafness. Cntarrh, ana ali Disease: g
the Ear Throat and Air Passages successfully treatod
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