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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
Reception OF ChIcf.J ussicc Chase.
From the Nrr.orlean. Picayune. Iune7


II is rare that New Orleans has had the plea
sure ~ seeing tho Chefusoe Of the supreme Court OF
the United Sfa'ls A preliminary meeting OF ihs bar
~ New. Orleans held In the rooms III tine Supreme
Court of .he state At II O'Clock yesterday. which ls
the Hon G. EOselus called Ia tie Chair. Dr. Du.
rant stated that the horr Of D. had been mentioned
as the mot suitable II proposed aud agreed q at
there should procession OF the members o. the oaf
TO the house Of Mr. MAJ, Iiyo. Ciicie. and on 81
Charles 4 Nj Dmnni humorUIsy reinarkiDg that
New Orleans hai seldom such procession As TINS
IL va. frrthce agreed tat Mr. Ecseius should intro
duce the member. OF the bar 20 the Chiefjustice.
Tie procession then Departed tso by TWO w Eoyal-
81 ard 81 Charles jndc.Ousiy keeping the ghacy SIDE
of tie street a. Old Sol concentrated OILS rays ~ that
time with unusual intensity. But the sons oil Coke ana
Blackstone oug 70 he used TO heat Leg' ahu Judlca'
PROFESSIONS are quite common IN England, ana some
Of them are imposing The sun laid al irJu1cton on
all to keep on the sLsdy side. though there was con
siderable demnrring NJ the dust, and Sons thought
Lord Irorh had lately been IN those streets. "a
which remark there no rejoinder. There we're
several pleas a. bar route as the procession advanced
a. the general Issue, bat 40 oae met the case on IN
m rta tAoug Que n.en or with almost rebuiter from
Q asoa which did Lot regard the plea TO us jarisdc
ton. 81,
Arrived there all weIe kindly ushered into the eie
giant parlors Of that mansion. and Jaice Chnse soon
cordially Welcomed. The occasion was not political
one ard consequently there wore 10 Speeches made
udg- Chase Is line specimen e bis native FL, aid
sppea ~ De la perfect health. though Inclined ~ CON
PLATA If tic warmth u the latitude at present We
have seldom finer legaliooking head u an that
HE stately form. We hope his short stay may be found
Agreeable and. Ike his ustrious predecessor he may
or iotcay say II the American constitution, A. Black
sioae doea Of the English. "Esio P1Pe'ua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

Observation-Disclosures Moore Norton. Gefney. Mckntsh
Ryer, Brioe kelly Massrsos, otwrl 'sn oorhlr-lo
AierTn McksGHI moved TO reconsider the sooSe 'o'e
wbirh lost by the following vot~: -
AaHrnsive-Tfe Pre.id-nt, Aldermen Flynn Mcknight,
Brcs Ottiwel. q t,rienA
Observation-Disclosures Moore Norton G-dney. Ryer'. ksy
taste ron and Van Noorhis-T
Report Of Committee Roads in favor OF adopting resou
ton a. follows:
Resoired That Forty fourth street, from brosdway 20
Ninth be paved with Belgian pavement upcet tle
d con othe Croon A1uruct Board AID THAI ths sccSn
ps.yng ordinance therefor b. adopted.
Which was adopted By the following vote; . nj,
Afirmative-The President. Aldermen Norton tshi'
Gedaey Kyen brice. Master.on Ottiwe, l,n |oorm'-s
Esestive-AltefusnM Moore, Mcknight Obren--S
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Alderman O'BRIES Cd tina; bosId DO now ADJOURN
Which earned OF division by the following 'o,.
Observation-Disclosures Moore. tho PIe.iden' N9rton'
Flynn oeduey. Mcknight. Ryers, Kelly. OtIiwe- obt'e"'
Van Noorhs-it
Negaiive-Alderrlen Brice haster.on-2.
And PRrsipYsT announced that the Board stooo M
iourned until MoldIy next the irh inst, st O'Clock p m
d. l. VALENTINE, ClerA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
From The n. .. Times. June s.

From The N. .. Times. June s.
Sergeant Ingram Of the First District Police
force heard strange story yesterday from the lips Of
man that he afterward sought out and arrested Tho
story OF the late terrible explosion at Mobile and
OF his participation in the orein II that horrible DIS
ss.er. Why be became so loose OF tongue IL not vet
evident
Tic sergeant did not wish 10 terrify the man. that
would preclude tie possibility o. getting Il the facts OF
the and the OF his accom- pces so he merely
told prisoner to go with him, aLd took bin 10 the
Fir, District station.
The case being Of military character, 1t was re-.
po ted to Col Starring, Provost Mdrsh1i-Oenera VINO
took charge Of tie prisoner.
The following Is the charge entered against the pr'-
oneT;
John Jackson Wall arrested by Sergeant lngrarr.
charged with being implicated III tue explosion al hV
bile. and with t!e Blowing up of two steamers
il conversation with the officers AT the police station
being questioned be told the following story; On the
night before the EXPLOSION ut Mooe he helped lay TIRE.
torpedneb between two bui.dngs-Do,h stored with
glnpoNde TNssc three were lad by him, with the
ass stance o. two ether men, Under tue direction OF u
Confederate Msor. 70. with drawn sword threatened
the men witt instant death the slightest resistance
ter the torpcdoes laid. abI with long fuse
attacned given 10 him. aad he told whore to
proe IT, o. the emu Of the line made by TIE three tor
We does. He did as he bid. lie assembled PLANK
be- nut down the shelllhe fuse uppermosi. Thea tie
end ofte fuse lighted By the Major the three men
hirricdly getting out OF the way. Tie rext morning
tie explosion occurred.
Tho above the series of circumstances connected
with tie arrest Of tins lie the name OF the
Confederate Maior which is not recoNeoted Tie
lie nngae This 10 left for the proper authorities TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
Prom BERN q ia.

The Bermuda GO:stte of the 9TH states: The
American hrig 4. Rolc son OF and from Boston, Capt
Scott out Is day.. bound to Mobile. arrived on ffiay
asst On TIE Sunday pre' ions in lat. SO a. Ion Coz Isl
AZ III D. NJ was strack by cyclone which burst sud
denly ul.or her from the West--the wind jGst prior
DE ns II IN the : = E,-carriod away ioreuast about
MIN, feet nhoyo tie deck; broke the manmast above
The cap and carried away The jibboom.
Tie crew were employed for two days In clearing the
wreck the wind continuing 10 blow heavily and the s'a
tossing isgrfuly causing the vessel at times 70 rol
Ter gum ale nader water. ard rendering II dlhcu'
and dangerous for the 10 work At the wreck but
lrv snysd nearly everything. After TIE storm abatet
they Ieed jury aud bore away for these Islands
Cargo-ic. lumber. bricks sc.
Tho oerson spoke on Thursday last of the west ent
Of these Islands American brig Dudley. of Baltimore
from Philadelphia for Nassau. out twelve days IN pai
last, wished to he reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

TIKI COMING oP THE MAMMoTns. learn
that Secretary Woucs has issued orers for the vas,
fleet of monitors and roLcads composing our irohcno
navy to be laid up At the Philadelphia Navy.fnru ~
decision is based upon the well ascerilined fact that
fresh water location Is necessary 10 preserve these
ees from destruction by corroscn. No better ar ID
convincing argument could be adduced IN ia,o' y,
League Island as navyy.rd for the construction ana
repair Of iron ships Of war. In the coarse oi irw
months may expect near: tiny of these
ing monsters 10 be laid IN calm fepose on the pe
bosom of the Delaware fighting with dumb bui
ul In favor OF the Just claims OF Ihiadephia
against the arrogant demands of New.Lopdon ana tHs
sneaking treschery OF New-Nork. until the dst wren
their ribs OF adam shall again he wreathed ID hgnt-
niney Of wrath hurled against foreign foes.
1ChASiast0a CauEiaI June ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
WHO ARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The Con-

WHO ARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The Coh-
gregatonal societies Of tho country who hold TO
tari.uism with their Congregationalsm are eAcluded
from the National Congregational CIrinitarian Coun-
oil now in session at Boston; and three Doctors OF d.
yiniiy representing the Unitarian Consregutionaiss
0hc Ministerial Conference being society," or guild
Of Unitarian preachers unite in protest OF which the
following is the final paragraph;
We are compelled by these considerations TO enter
our protest against any legal moral Inference that
ma, bo drawn from our virtual exclusion from the
atona Council" If were not fully entitled to
the name OF Congregatonalists, or did not mean TO
O, aim for ourselves whsieyer rights are conveyed by
this name We do not wish 10 intrnde ourselves where
opr presence might be- econe but We cannot allow
our absence be- construed 10 the disadvantage OF our
churches and our children. We nerpose this declare
tion therefore, as their and our protection sgaihs.
sny injury that might arise In the future from pesoat
silence. . - -
For ahe Ministerial Conference. EZRA 5. GANNErr
GYMS A. BAKToI, GEORGE 4. ELLIS, Committee.
RolOn. june IL, lstbJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
A RAID OK A CONCERT sALooS.-About 3

o'clock on Friday morning. row occurred Ill the low
den now rs tho aees Concert SELDOM. No6l6 Broad
WAY. Capt Williamson OF the Fourteenth Precinct
with section o. men, entered the place and arrested
the proprietor. Edward Chamberlain, IL men ana "a
girls and marched them TO the Staton.h1use Az
later hour they were taken before Justice Hogan. who
committed Chnuberla io- examination and dschart ell
the rest Of the male prisoners with reprimand Inc
girls will probably be sent to Backwells lslnAd Inc
saloon is one of she most notorious IN the city, having
been the resort VI low Characters Of bott few
mornings since a named johnson was seriously
stabbed during disturbance which took place there
Yesterday afternoon Justice Hogan admitted Cham
herain 70 bail in the sum Of 500 and Col W. X w.
Chambers became his surety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

Jamaica dates of the 9th inst. state that the
d-outh Their, is severely felt. Many OF hydro
phoba had occurred among animals and the sugar croI
would bs materially injured. Tie kinsron journal
says: frighifll account has been gwen us by Gen
tlcmap from st. Thomas 81 tho ravages Of the
smallpox in that parish. and the mortality among
the mborag classes In the interior districts, be
the people have been dying like rotten sheep and n
this we are answered Is unknown - the parochiai
authorities Even about Morant Gsy, those afflicted
with smallpox have been expo, ON the higway
there being no place provided for their reception Dy the
public.
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Truyc,ers' Guide.

TO lbany by Hudson X. r., from 5ph''t Depot.
II an 2 o. and 100 n Sunday trsn ON
30th 81. 8 D. n. City cara run between Chambers
and 3rth- St. stations.
t. Albany aud Troy. by Harlem R H., 2eth ST., 9Th
sv II - " " M
To Albsny. landing a; principal places Oh the fnd'
.on " steamer C. NihbarJ. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. and Daniel Drew, Monday We'd,
an aiding a, Thrtr,h.i T:io
To Baltimore by the New Jersey r. H., 100. OF
Cour,lsnit.,.. and III a. H., p. H., and u
To Bostoa. by New London line, Pier 81 ~ H.,
and Neptune Line, Pier q n. IL. daily lsT day
To ..ton' by Ncsiissen H. R, via springfield;
10 Boston tv New. Haven X. R., a7ta-s; and 9Th
~ via Shore Line l2t end o. IA. Sunday. p m
To Canan A. qua, Rochester Bulalo, Salamanca and
West. by Enc Railroad foot Of Chanbers-st,
aad 10 M and r. III
To Cleveland. o.. by Atlantic and Great wr'iern
R.P. via Erie Railway foot OF Chambcrsst.. con-
ne ting with Railroads for all principal cities IN
th' West Il and. ...s....... p !"
T. Gfe.nport a. m. tand on Saturdays P M 70
YBuhank, Islp, Rarminsos.e, Long Island, by 10
Ii','o.a ,'o. a. and $3.50
To Hudson Cs,sli,l and B..tol, BY steamer Bridge
port, Tue .dsy, Thursday aud Saturday hom mar
rison st., North River. '''.',.' y VA
For Hudson. Csiskil Bristol and West Camp by
steamer Trayeer Monday "Wednesday and tr'
To Newburs Pouehkeepse, Roundout and Kings.
,o, lsni,ng at Coxzen's Dock West Point and
Milton th. stamer Mary Powell, dihy IRON loot -.
o. connecting With r. r. for Hartford
and spr,ngheld-Stesnersl leave PECK Slip at u
ss S. ii,1.r ty the New Haven RK 2iths
and 4h.sv at 70 NJ M; l2i ,. 3ia, ~ and p m
To Norwak landing at Whiestonr City Island
and Greenwich, by ste amer John Romer. pier 70
rd r.; rsct BY eSensr RAILROAD Of NewJsncy
Via .l,niow a. IRON foot OF Iibertyss-. N. r.,
u. 10 o. aaA s:op. q. suads5 trsin....... p a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

Steamship Evening Star wpenny New Orleans 10Th in:S
,,dse and pass James A. Rsyuor. lin inst Az niles w.
ofor,ugas sigma ized slip Asyfower bound vi oth nss~
n m passed bar. t. D. Stsver OF New crA, showing
blue W a white ground. . 49,,
Streams George Cromwell Vs New Orerns lVtb nsss
mail, nid-e and pass. y. X. Cromwell Co go
Stean -ip Montezuma (6rl bsrshsw hngstof Jam Oh
inst, Ius .. and pass. Rowland Aspmwal
Steamer Lucy, Burt. ST. oeo'ge Bermuda Looms Co.
ship Arkwrs Caokns Shields ~ days coal 9nc u psA
70 Spciord Teston CO. May IA TO 1pth bad heavy W y
w and n W gales June Charles Cox seanal FED iron
mainroyal ward ov.rt GARD and was lost.
Ship Thomas etche Aleu- Manzanila Dec %. woods -
BARK Wsvsriy small. Cow Bay C. b.. 10 Gays, coal 70
Brett, Son l. Co. ~.
Bark Henry. Bai.. Malaga May fruit to G. A. Robert.
4h iu. Of Nantucket ship Guy of Brooklyn bound r.
Rur Aly,rio (oi Windsor ~ 81 Jos, Saga II Gays no
la,.ss Bret Son Co. S-ei in company with snip Em-
nirr and brig Paragon for New York go
Erig Martha (NorD Montea.en. Rio Jsneo 81 dAys. win
coffee Ho!nboc a balchen -, a.
SEM John Bagev 5Lj bisan CORVALLIS II days p'ss'
schr II II Real jefferson Albany, with slaves for Be-
Sehr s,bW. I.aney Iinsan L dys with coal to C. ,.
Swan. . p,-...
schr r. p Cooper Wesdn. Newport far Ei,ab"thpon
Scb, War .gie -, f IN Bs .ihore ior Bosom
Schr SeuecB fh;nney. Boston.
Schr. Little Llzxy, Glover boct aind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
THE SOLDIERS AT HARrs ISLAND RECEIVING

THEIR PAY The ong.Iooked for Paymaster made his
appearance AT the rendezvous Thursday and during
Yesterday and to-day was 20 pay of the follow
ing named Regiments anu detachments: The IGN
New. York Regiment. the 1881 New-York Regiment.
and detac, mcnts OF the 10th and l0ad Newfork Res
mcnts All soldiers in the City belonging 10 the above
organizations should report Mt Harris Island immedi'
atev Some of these troops have not been paid Oh In
tvspty months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

A SPECIAL SERvlCE.-We understand that
the Sixteenth Baptist Church will have special service
Sunday june IS the dett on their house Of worsnip
amounting to 900. having just been paid on. Ano
Rev Drs. Backus. Hodge. Wbeeock and Micke's ana
the Re'. Mess Barnard and Taggart are expected W
participate in the exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

ROBBED WHILE SLEKPISG.-Lawrence KID
land while seepin the apartment Of Bridget Perry,
In the base rent of No. II Market-st. was robbed by
her 81 $40 in gold Tho aoion was witnessed By Mrs.
CaiLarine M'Lane who resides in tie sane house and
Bridget was arrested by officer KEEPER OF the Seventh
Precinct None of toe money mas Yet been recovered
Jr.,,ce Shendley committed The accused for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

ARRIVAL OF THE EVENING SrAR.-The steam
ship Evening Star. Capt Wimpenny. arrived from New
Orleans yesterday bringing dates to the 10Th inst
inclusive We again indebted to the purser Of the
ship for attentions she brings large list of passen-
gers and full freight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

Which w.s i.d and directed to Be printed In th
minutes.
recommending appropriation for Payment Of interest o.
Volunteer sOder Family AID Fund bond, nu@ees ms,s
and Central Park Imp oveinen oil one uoa'A"
esht hundred and ninc'y-hSe.
| Which was laid over
Alderman RYyRs oved reconsider the action taken on 81
ordinance amending the ordinances inskng spporaoh M
the year thousand eight hundred and '1tyve !or th
| support of the City Government
He then moved to amend by adding 10 section two Of SAIL
'.For interest on Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund
Bonds number Twelve. nj cen thousand dollar r,
For ineres, Genital Park improvement fund stoct
Of thousand eight hundred and ninety i've ten thousand
dollars"
Which was carried.
And the ordnance 81 amended. was lsf over.
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
communication VA tceved from the ConProe VIZ.
statement Of treasury bisHce June Wn one 'nou es
hundred and sixty nve.
Which ordered o. re-
communication ceived from the ComptroDer 70
guessing inform ton IN q payments to blind persons
dcs!snateJ by resolution % the CcHniou Council
Which wa ordered on file.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Ror.d That the Street Commissioner be and he - hereby
authorized and directed 10 appoint Keeper or 'o""s
Which was los, by the following voie
AfIu,atye-Aldrrnen lioors, Norton, fiyns Deoney'
Mcknight Ryers Brice Kelly Mssier.on ottiwe' breH'
Van NooThir-l2.
Nega,ive-The President-l.
Report of Committee harve'. Piers and Slips IN a'of
OF adopting resolution a. follows:
R,ored That the Co.nms oner be and b. hereby
author and directed 10 repair number Aty N'ith
River
Which adopted by the following sote
Afrlaetive-Allerrnen Moore IL. Presidess, Norton
Flynn Gedn-y, Mcknight Ryera bnce heuy, Ma"ei'on'
Ottwel, O'Brisn. Van Noorhi.-l3.
Presm bic aud resolution of Board II Ccuncncn q io.'
lows:
Whereas The lease OF the PROMISES now occupied oy ire
Ct.y Inspector expired and becomes necessary to pro
vide suitable axe proper arrangements Tor tue use
OF those oupcd; tbersiore be II q,
Re.ood Tn. Comptroller be and lie u hereby author
zcd and directed immediately execute ese Of the r5ei
occupied by the City Inspectors Department ior
term ten ycsY- Of hopsspd do'ars
the dste from May thousand eight husea
aud sixtytiv
Which was concurred In by the following vote
AiiIma.ive-A ,rmen Moore. The President: Norton,
Flynn Gednny, Mcknight Ryer. Brire, Nelly Mas~"On'
Ottiwell q BTcn. Van Noo-his-l3.
Report OF Special Committee the Ce'ebrs on OF wash
irg,ons Birthday IL Of adopting esoiuii % pey sun
dry bills incurred in the celebration OF Washing an dsy
February y, 1903. A. follows;
Re.oircd Thai the ptroS be snd be l. -"l nuhor
ICED and directed pay the following 'amed ~ -s 81
performed and materials furnis ed r"c oil the
Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
ROBBED IN A SALoos.-John McConley, &

KOKBtD IN SALVUN.-OUIIU MCNUIICIr
solder. residing at Ticorderogs N. Y, while IN a
soon in Tenth ave. near Tbirticshs'., on Thursday
night wrs robbed OF s0c by John Gars: who thrust
his hand into the soldiers pocket scE u the money aId
ded He vas arrested by RoundsmaE Rogers, of the
Twentieth Precinct and con ntted 70 i.al by Justice
Dodge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

ARRIVAL OF RTBFLs.-Two hundred Rebel
soldiers who have beea imprisoned at Fort Delaware
and discharged taking the oath Of allegiance, arrived
in this city yesterday. They will be quartered at the
Battery Barracks until potstion furnished them
TO 90 South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

70 Philadelpha. by New Jeney Railroad foct 81
Courtland st., T. 10 and III e. IN. II W., q aud D
m s"d 10 midnight Sunday. .'....:.';;,...
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Coz Line
daily from pirf 81 foot or Robinsonst, N r.. at s
To wAhinston by Nsw-J.rsey X r. foot Of
Conrtilnet st., 9 and ni . IN. p ~, and IL
midnisnr Sunday.
Foo further information reend to Rlrosd Tune Tso's
SEQ Advertisements in another Dart Of thispaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
FIRE IN SgcoSp-AvE.-Early this morn

FTKE TN SKVOSD'AVE.-EHlIy tHIs HIoiH-
ing Ere occurred in the basement Of the piano manu-
factory Of Haines Bros. No. 362 Sccond.ave Owing
the promptness Of Engine Co No. 81 the flames were
quickly sabdued after damage To tie building OF
had been sustained Insured for $50 900 stock amt
$40 900 OF building in various city commands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

JUDGES ELECTED IN COMMUNICATION.
Elisha Carpenter heretofore Judge OF the Connecticut
Superior Court has been elected Justice OF the So
preme Cour. of that State; and Hon. Gideon Hall has
been chosen be Justice Of the Superier Court to Ill
the vacancy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

HEAVY MANURISG.-The Gardeners Chron'
cle says that the market gardeners near the city
London apply sixty 70 eighty tuns 81 manure year
10 some of their ground particularly where great
crops Of cabbages are produced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
rSesnOra wda
BORT n)aroens' hottie.

SrAry NRw-YoRK
PoRr-WARDxNs OyYIcs, No. lai walls.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
section OF the act psssed April Ia. 1857 entitled An
Act 10 Reorgse the WGiens Once Of tho Port OF New
York" an persons Interested in. having charge o. the
subject matter such inquiry nation survey tho
III. following vessels under sinAon by the on
Wsrdeus and that the sad surveys VIII -
completed within ten days succeeding tins notice. %
bossd said vess-s;
Bark Geo. 5 Hunt. :....,rords
Bog Annie. ino"Psons
Schr. Louisa. :Avenuc DocA
MINTHOKNE TOMPhlNb. PtsslasuA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

No HORSE SALE-The sale of Government
horses advertised for Friday did not take place because
the horses did not arrive from " Washington. Next
Tuesday, however. there will be sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

BOILER ExPLOs oY.-The boiler in the
undery Edw ard $40 don. at the corner Of Seventy
ninths' and Thirdaye exploded on Thursday evening
blowing the roof from building and causing damage
to the amount OF over s2LD. No one was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

Col. n G. Taylor announces himself Con-
gressona candidate in the Third District OF Tennessee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

IMMIGRATION FROM EUROPB.-There have
arrived at this port since Monday morning last not
less than 5O6l souls or more than thousand per
tav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sun Rises. sun Set,.....,53 Moon stses. .n'H
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. 3 is Gov Island. 251e Hell osfe. 81
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SllNktN.

Sp0ktn.
Bsrk Cosmo poet (Dutch) roln Rotterdam for Bssss--
NAV :, Ist IL, ION. 80 ~ -.
B.rk Anna Dutch bound S-Msy 18th. lat &c Ion. 81 s.
bria Myrah nom Rhode Island for Qu,becJune H. %
Brs { yd, steering w-May 80. lat 70 10, lon 81 70.
Rsrk Kate Stam.r bound S-Jun- 10 lat 33 80 lon 70 ~
uemOra wda.
The schooner Eversade reported reported yesterda,
H., N. Il