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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
From South America.

The Duenos Ayres Standard says the projec
started 10 connect Valparaiso along the West Coast
South America to Panama. thence to the United States
meets with mach favor In the counties interested.
Z. GOldsborough is the OWL engineer.
The following the declarations of by the Pa
Yaguayan and Argentine CONGRESSES:
DECLARATION OF WAR BY THE PARAGUAYAN CON-
The Congress hereby declares
That conduct Of the National Executive
eespectine Brazil the emergency caused by TIE imperial
in the River Plate and the injury inflicted by
Brazil nciona honor aid accordance with the law
Of March, 1874 the Government Is hereby authorized to CON
enue the
H. Tha Il declares war 70 the actual Government Of the
Argentine Republic until receive the proper security and
uaion and Government
ILL., His Excelleucy the President Of the Republic will
make with other Of the belig.s whenever lie
thiaks h advising the National Congress ordained by law.
~. Let this be communicated 10 the Executive.
''-' JOSS FALCON. Vice President.
Let this b. pobhsbed. March 49, LOPEZ
DECLARATION OF WAR By THE ARGENTINE C0NGRESS.
handed BY the Government relating the Para
gusysn and deDsndu mission IN dec In
tnfn. The Chamber passed the following decree;
l. The National Executive "a hereby authorized 70 declare
var sgains the Government OF Paraguay.
III. Let this be communicated to the Executive.
The law Ior abe champion Of the paper money.
which should come into oper alton on the st Of July il
= proposed 10 postpone for ak mouths OF until
after the tel mnation Of the war.
The press.gangs are now going th,;r rounds every
ovenng. Several foreigners have been ta.en M not
having their consular certificates. The soldiers have
strict ORDERS 1t appears to arrest all who have not
papelleias
The Brazilian Government has bought three steamers
Of the Pernanbuco Mail Service, to them trans
norris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Later from Haxana.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.


HAVANA June ol les5.
A paper from Porto Rico of the l4th inst
oays In reference to the state OF affairs in SantO Do.
Dngo that the individuals" 10 whom the Spanish a.
thoiiies bad delivered the government II the island
Lad agreed To pay TO Spain all the expenses Of the war
aHd T. guarantee all property belonging 10 Spaniards
4eiding there; aio that great number OF f8nies of
'indiyidna's that formed the future Government
endeayoiing To prevent emigration the grand scale
mat II was commencing.
IL was also rumored IN the capital that the Haytiens
Hal aread, invaded the Domin ican territory
AS regards the rebellion in Hayti no further ntelli.
gence in regard to Is has been received.
The Chief Magistrate Of the Real Andiencia OF Porto
kco. Don Iiorebcio do OTmaecbea, died on the llth
last.
Troops are being almost daily landed here and at
other psrfs Of the island from Santo Domingo There
are number Of transport steamers between this place
cantingo aud Porto Rico AID SsntO Domingo bringing
ever the solGers as rapidly US possible The Spanards
are rapidly eracustDg tie island, and soon there will
remain but small force there
Inc qnondnin Dlockaderunner Wren Cant Stiles
kt tins pat Oh the ilib inst for Liverpool but the
seeond uay oa, part Of the crew. who, appears
enppcd WIZ mat express purpose rose and captured
her, taking her into Key West Their object. of course
vas TO obtain The prize money
ILere now remain 10 this Darbor the Marv VIRGINIA
zepheie. Frances, Flora Maria Pelican Foam / ,rk
I'D Lavinla Qiarr.et Lane). AL have been engaged IN
eoekaGe-runling. what will DO done with them re.
nains TO be seen. ~ ~
large Italian vessel With 900 coolies arrival bey.
Ne d'y before yesterday.
a, The steamer Manhattan. from New York, on her wov
vera Cruz arrived at this port this morning She is
osaii at ) o'clock for Vera Cruz
Ips weather IN Havana has been very warm lately
4 III there Is hot much sickness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Eatest ship News.
ARRIVED.


s,,u,ho Annie Clari Newborn, N. c., n hours mdse.
Steamship fat,fpe, sricer Wilmington 81 hours. md's
and pass, Al. T. Livingston.
Sip Fngs tof MontIo,e Murray, shsnghas March J, tee
kc.. 10 order . - a.. ~, -,
&c. to Mccall fhth. - -,
Bsrk Ami. sherw Bsbadoe Padeord Cienfuegos
Aisy 20, sugar to r. v kngG Co. -,
BARK An.de iof Cape Town, GIL Lee, Arroyo. r. H.
Is dsy. .ussr &C.. to Napier wesord Len no vessels
Bril- Emsl.ur. Perry, Cow Bay {. b.. days. with coal
10 master ,.,., q L.,
fruit to ~ T. Hutchinson 2sh 18th inst, between Bsrne-
M and Cape MAY passed quantity Of stuff consist.
Of oinr work. apparently 4 steamer Len no ves'el.
sohr MAraetia tAl. Lavses Curacao "a days win ssit'
10 order. -, 81,
schr Julia (of Harm gcn) Newman. Baraeoa is day.wh
fruit T. Pean,A. Lea schr. Gen. Burnside for New
York.
schr Jane, b. Henry, Grace. Philadelphia for New a
sehr Iewi.vie, Taylor, POr Chester with stone to p J.
schr Sarah Dr,ko MOrans.h 10 days, piles. to HOyOks
Murray.
schr Harriet, Virgins. Prince Edwards Island, potatoes
oats to H. 4. Buck a Go.
sehr G. H. Eorthun, Huen, Rondout fer Middleton.
schr DR. Franklin Hard. New-tAven.
WIND--At Sunset, y. h., and light
BELOW.
Ship Germans. MowDsend. from Cardiff May IA
ship Ann Elizabeth tBt from, sicily.
SrOkEN.
sehr Mary Carrsu (whsngl weeks out had 100 bbls
sp~fu-Jun- 10 isl ~ 81. lon . 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

RED WEG, June IL, lsbA
eom tss e;y Yesterday d m. destroying life and de.
nollshing houses. Sheriff Chandler wGs Overaken by
Che tornado and its approach, eaped from his car
mage threw himself upon the ground and by cinging
n tree was saved but received serious injuries Ills
horse and carriage was taken away between heaven
and earth. The horse, to-day was found in treetop
70 rods distant Fragments Of the carriage have since
been discovered. .
The dwelling house Of Justice Chamberlain. on the
Hastings road was totally destroyed fragments Of
which are scattered for miles. Mrs. Chamberlain
sought refuge in the cellar, very wisely. thereby
saving her life Mrs. Streeter who was descending
the cellar stairs, carried off with the house
and received such Injury AS to render recovery mpos
sible.
The telegraph lire for half mi e was DESTROYED and
some of the poles drawn out of the ground, ant
Others broken of and the wire found in the fields SONS
distance away.
In the town Of vass several buildings were destroyed
\ and much damsge done.
The storm up the Mississippi Valley was very sever
II and did considerable damage. AT the AnOka 1t We
sufficiently violent to oyerturn wagons passing alonl
Ne roads.
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TORNAD DOES.

r,or, Th., Dubuque Heard, June ".
Ff~..' -. ~ --i.s...~ II nllnn0 yUhn nou1


W. harm from Conductor Kellogg, VINO came
a.. w me West Yesterday that q terrific tornado
.w.nt tbrongh the Cedar Valley on ftiaaS' ieaV'ns
%ae,ce Of its presence in q track o. nv uhes III
rsadh There had been considerable rap during tne
-ornine but the storm had somewhat aos tea when az
sh"nt O'clock 10 the afternoon. at New Hartford
Ss'osre .wept down from the nov Invest, taking
s,sas fences and everything movable in its path, ana
Sh,lsd m. "a through the air IKE WV ,ps OF straw 20
-,sat as liz mower that the depot building at New
Er,ord MAS uproofed and the roc carried dis
tnee Of nj least 800 yards The rain Of standing
tsnge u .,act With brakes down. was blown down the
trsel Trees were twisted off nd rooted, and 'he
fsnccs Of All descriptions were catered in every dfec
tsn. AtCedsr Falls the avn lngs Mainst, ana the
norches 10 buildings flying through me ar
and serious apprehensions were entertained i0f 'he
safety ofthe most substant Al buildings.
The large trees in the be auu park in the center OF
che tow blown dow and its beauty ruined Inc
wisss fronts to the stores were only kept ID prce
bracing them from the tlside AT Raymond u is SAID
4 school house was beg;n down. AMI two children seri
hock opposite the Wnverly House. at Wayery an Bre-
ner County was uzrooied. and the chinneys OF the
Wayerly House and Of other buildings IN the village
were blown down Much more damage was undouDt-
edy dorc Of wisb inos nation has as yet been re-
eeyed as this said 10 have been the seyerest tornado
which has ever been witnessed this part OF the State
During the pnrtsn Of the tornado there was
but ltle rain but during the Digb< following heavy
w RACED the lightning striking rapidly ana
oen II is supposed that such crops as were standlh
high enough % take the force o. the "lnd must NC Se
onsly damaged.
At Independence scyersl buildings were totally de-
olished One brick building in progress OF erection
vas leveled 20 the earth by The wind and rain
This storm siniar to the stoim whlen passeV
through the same section Of country in ls6O and ex
tending 10 the Mississippi DESTROYED much proper,
1t Camanehe. By some 1t Is pronounced TO have peei
more severe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Mr.. McCsrmick,s Lecture on Arizona.

TIE lecture of the Hon. RICHARD G. McCoR-
NICE. Arizona at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, No ldl Fihave. last evening
drew together large and respectable audience. Mr..
Mccormick described In h,cly language hi. trip from
the States 20 Arizona which he defined the southern
half Of the Territory once deuOminated New Mexico
and known among politicians as the Godsden Purchase
The main obstacle 90 settlers and miners DO this coru.
try tie scarcity Of water; but the speaker was ~
the opinion that as the mining intercits were dr
yelop,d the waer facilities would also steadily m
creeke He thought that rizcns YVES destined o. take
a guished rank among tue great Iinug TenVns
u the West. As yet the largest number OF ne ~
habitans the Indians tie different tribes 81 which
amounted Ia about 5000; hat they were -
degraded that N almost hopeless
task to attempt TO inoulcute the pnc piles Of Chrsan
ity and civilization into tloir minds. Tie Colorado
the great artery Of the Territory The poaser had
fxsd in 1868 the site Of Preston IN that Territory the
place III which be now resides, anu winch has grown
marve .Ousy within the ltst two years. IN one day.
ride from that place be could visit hiiy mines. Min.
Ing indeed e. I've the principal source OF wealth In
this Terms, ~ though there large tract II land
which would nelly reward the toll Of the agficuliur
is The idea tina, Arizona Is desert was erroneous.
Al IN AL regions VI great mineral wealth thsre were
portions Of the surface exceedingly barren but the lee
turer had never any land approrimating 10 tie
desert beiv the Colorado and ssh bernardino IN
California. The inhabitants Of Arizona general
thing. not Of the most desirable class Many oi
them were composed OF CGliioInials who had fed from
their own State to avoid the draft. who had made
their e1 thence under the persnasons Of Ire Vigilance
Cor uitee in the old gold-leyer times The officials
Iof the Territory were probably tho only
ones In this country who were with
cot mat communication with thor Government.
who were almost without protection from hostile In
dams and whose salaries were 60 small as to render II
difficult TO live thereon Mr. MCCORMICK did not wish
IL adyse young u emgTae To Arizona al present.
nnless they had business calling them thther At Ibis
time, II was poor place to seek ones ioton" IN inere
Ia the character Of ADVENTURE Nevertheless, he
thought that the hour was fast approaching when the
territory could offer to the emigrant attractions IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
GEv. GRANT AT THE UyIoy LEAGUE House


On Saturday. from II to o'clock. Gen. Giant re
cciycd the members II the Union League and their
families At tue League House. The reception toos
pscs IN tie ., adiIg room. on The second foor 'is
tors we're admitted through the maio entrance on
HroIds prssd up tie e,stsrnmost side VI the grand
stairway, which was divided by means Of rope.
entered the rcadng-rooD. passed Jhe General and re
turned down tie side Of tie Staircase through
the rrar eDitaLce. INTO SInsoutst The Satieree
hoe pal baud stationed the rear yeIando, and
dncoursed beautiful InusiG during the reception. The
restaurant did large business every seat and table
Deing fully occupied. Visitors were introduced 20 Gen.
Grant. by Morton McMichac, esq. The General gave
each one hearty shake Of the hand aud did not appear
oil faiigued by the operation which 30 often
peated lie was accompanied by HIS two sons and
Cols Iadeau and Porter OF his staff In the afternoon
TIE General Was present at the Chlldrens Concert
given for the benefit Of the Soldiers Home, at the
Academy ~ Music. During the performance child
three yr old in the of her mother presented
the General with wreath of beautiful flowers She
held IN. wreath In her hands and said. General, lei
me put this on your nice beadW The General grace
fully bowed, and the wreath was put around biz neck
The scene indeed pr city one.
Philadelphia Press. June &C.
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p.s.enaers Arrived.

=, .t.amsl,p Borussis from Hamburg.-E Pincns, VIZ
and children Mis-. Ellen Mornsn " pslser s"s o.eiy r
Irebel Carl sehulis ~ H. hshss ana VIZ s,on RUDOLF
Fseis.' Hs.rin Campbell. Louis Reels. Camilla ~ssh
Misses Charlotte aud I. Levy Julie Le.le fen R,cns T.
,1,shsrd, t.r Pn.enmer NJ Pollaeh H. Psl.o 4 Pc
tri p Teekemann. G. ~ Rottoa John J.rsen 1s Inn,
WaI.ait c. Newmsnn Charlotte Gold.chmdi and ch,la
Caroline Picker. CsIl Grahn. ~ NJ Conn ana WE M
vn.Ly Nil, Clara Mssel. Jete Swine and danghtsr ~
ssn Kornfsd, onto Guthrie q. Gtaiznfen, X. Paf,s
g Gsrtner A. schrnoose and dsng ,er. Lmnrrnann W
~ - schntte II. Jonas, C. c. AssInassen,
(,soskow,ki and IS In the s.eessse
I'm ,esm.hp Monterey. from NewOreAn., Jane: Psrser
W 0satt ! p Chandler ]. n. Jordan wife ard child Mrs
Z Gr6u child and servant. Mira y y. hsinilton. JaA
Nee .rch Thos Rchford H. Pier.on, Sam teele Jas
Svls n Eoye Charles Fish Mira Newman ard children
Nh. child ard Miss jordan, MIS- Lanshrry
Mss Kate Lsyslee, j. T. Herring and wiie. Mfs. ibofpe
Mis-. Nellie. Mrs. McGlae, A. Wells, VIM Bowl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

CofYefpondence OF Inc AbsoClatts FftSs.
The Government Of San Salvador has issued
N official bulletin giving the details of the battle at
Union. which overthrow the recent rebellion. The
loyal troops surrounded the place and entered 1t after
severe fighting Cabahas. the Rebel leader. when he
saw the day was lost, brayely rushed forward and,
when within few feet Of the loyal general Xaruck.
Fred his revolver at him. but missed his aim. Xa ruck
returned the compliment, and CABIN IS fell wounded.
In the struggle which eDsued around the two leaders
Cabshas dis ppeared.
The official bulletin declares that he sought and
obtained refuge ON North American warvesse in the
harbor
Another account says that his body subsequently
oeen on shore and that his friends apparently
converting 1t TO place of burial 1t supposed that
be died on the American war-vessel
The papers Of the rebel chief were captured, wen
- quantity OF arms and ammunition and several
heading officials.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Meeting Of the Uni,ed s.u,e. service Clus'

Pursuant to adjournment On Friday evening"
tho oa inst the UDited States Sersiee Club met last
evening In the absence OF the President. the vice.
President Col Hiryer. presided The minutes OF inc
TSomas y MeagLer, teeking admission to the Ciuo,
was read The names OF Col. Percy windham anu S
Col Doganne were also proposed. referred 10 INC
Board OF Control.
NEw MEMBERS ADMITTED.
J;out JsrecIs, Col j. j.. Potter. Capt. c. f. Brfton'
seret, george Il. Williams, Sergt o. IL. Winnans'
and Private Thomas ii. Miliey.
PLATFORM AND PRINCIPLES.
r,o sheraton OF the report 81 the Committee on
Platform and Principles tie special business OF the
meeting. In consequence Of the small attendance on
o,an a was agreed 10 defer the consideration OF the
"h;aa, ~ the ue,t meeting which will take place Oh
new Friday evening at eight o'clock Those wishing
10 O. iperlte with the organzltion can address Co
b. Snee. No l55 0rchardst. Corresponding secretary
of this Club,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
syPHRiOR coURT-GsSra,L rxux-IuSx @-Befor'
ChiefJu.,ioes Ron ERrsoS. MoSxLL 4 0AnvIs'
DECISIONS.


SUPERIOR COURT--GsNxRL rxRx-IuSE @-before
''r Chief justices Ron ERrsoS. MoSxLL q GAnvIs'
DECISIONS.
Charles Devlin agt. John Fitzpatrick.-Judg'
mani reversed and new trial ordered Opinion by Chief
Jntce Kobertson snd Justice Mcneil soncurred. William
Lsescbxk sg Rachel A. decision. Opinions
hv Jusfces McCunn and Mcneil George w. Staples sgt
Csharns Anderson sptois sustained sna new trial
or~red Costs Of argument TO defendant 70 abide event
pipon by Justice Moncsf Jane H. Fisk at sixth Avenue
Rairosd Compsny.-Exceptions sussined and new trial
ordered with costs of argument 10 panh 10 abide event
Opinnn by Justice McCunu. James Speyvn sgt George
Ptxbody-Order affirmed with 60 costs. Aaron f. hovey
at, John Ten Broeck.-Judgment reversed ana rev Una
ordered with costs Of appellant this appeal to abide event
uiuons by Mcneil j., D. Moncrie, j., dissenting Wan
,nston Nsrne Insurance Company ay Levi Herckenrsfh
et aL--Exceptions overued.-Judrment for psnt,n OF
at Frederick o. Richndson implesded with David Woods
Verdict Of judgment set ideA fuu tai 70 Do ns0 sn
with costs abide went.
SPECIAL TERM-yune 26-Before Justice MoSRLL .
Geo. White agt. the Mayor. Thos: Lowe agt
Henry w. Hubbe-Motiops granted John Tyren sgt Inos
Wbesler-Moon denied with $40 costs Oscar d. Ashie!
at William b. Sickes-An extra allowance oil ~ per cent
granted.
Elisha W. Chester ag. Francis o. j. S1ith-Anowance
per cent on the received granted Same st Same
Motion saisfy judgment granted.
COURT CALENDARS-THB DAY.
SUPREME CoURT--CIRCUTT.-PART l.-Adjournet
without day PART IINos 1853, 1905 1TJ 1885, lsJi, l2lO
100 1890 1884, 1916 l024 ls23 1916, 1850, 1883 1872 I'z
1924 1885, 1892.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Adjourned without day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

eloquent and practical discourse was delivered upon
this subject last Sabbath evening in the Norfolk st.
II. 4. Church. by the Rev. VIM. p. Corbitt. lie
selected his text from the with chapter Of Exodus where
reference Is made 10 the murmuring Of the sraetes Tor
bread In their jonrneyings through the wilderness.
when the Lord sbowercd down manua upon them.
Amer describing in a beautiful manner the way In
which the mama was gathered he proceeded with hls
sermon and dealt some heavy blows TO all discarders
Of the Sabbath from the representative In the halls OF
Congress to the German In the beer saloon lie also
paid a high mphment to our efficient Superintendent
kennedy who has succeeded In abating the concert
saloon nuisance Sunday evenings. As We very sci
dom hear q this very Important subject II
would be well II ccrgymen in general would sdopf this
topic, aud follow the example that has been given BY
this fearless denouncer Of sin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

ANNIVERSARY oP TBg DEVOTIONAL SINGING
socuTr.-Ths anniversary Of This Society was held
Ast evening a, the Middle Dutch Chuieh. corner Of
fourth-st- sna lafayette place. Tbs attendance was
slie large considering tbs rain storm which oecnrred
ka'p ihiss evening. Tbs exercises were commenced
hnsio< Oh IluDdIed.~ which was followed by
- ,ssn''s o. iDi'i'n IL Scripture, and prayer By
~ Ds W.T. 1bsitmaiDder Of tho exercises 90, sisted
sses'e' apd The EiLainS VI some beautiful Psalms
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Roard Of Cou nc iItHea.

STATED sRsAoS-MoSpAY June 16. 1885,
Ov,,r.,J lo'clock. q. M J
The Board met pursuant adjournment in their Chamber
No 10 City Hall. =, r,,- 49,,
Pr.sn,--jsmes Hayes ESQ., President, in the Char and
the following members: 49, p,,l
Couuciimen Robinson, s.acom, Roster. keuney, brnk.
man Leayy Lent smith, OCallaghsn, Russell and Kenny
III III ~.
ouo-,r, M, answering 20 their names on rolieai me
p.,sfnvSr suoune.d thai the Board stood sdloorned I'll
Thursday. the 18th instant. OF O'Clock m: c,.,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
TRIAL TRrp.-The American and Mexican

TRIAL TRP.-1he American and Mexican
Mail stssnshp company's second steamer tho vera
Cruz bu,li to run between this port and vera 0ru~
ls her dock on Saturday last at 10 o'clock a. n. 'or
an en- guesrs trial She ran from Governor isaa " ~
Long Brlnch and back distance 81 ~ niles, n u,
hours. averaging IL miles per hour against VI.
tide both WAYS She IL now receiving her cargo ., ,,
!, sd,ertizei 10 sail thence ON Saturday. Juyl 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
FATALLY INJURED. Michael Creed yesterday

morning accepted nm invitation TO ride In the MIX
wagon Of On acquaistance. While passing up East
Droed ay the vehicle came In contact with railroad
ear causing the horse becom. frightened and run
away. In Ridgc..l the occupants we're thrown from
the vehicle the wheels of which passed the body OF
Young reed inlariug him In su.h manner that death
soon fnsued as Mailman was also severely hurt.
Coloner Cover Inter in the day. held Inquest over
Tie remains the residence Of the parents. No. ls2
Eat broadway. Decreased was aged years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

The anniversary of the founding of the City
OF Halifax. y. s.. was appropriately celebrated on Fri
day last by the ringing OF bells review Of all th,
troops IN garrison yachtrace. hoat-race, aud al
illumination AID promenade concert IN lhe evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Philadelphia Cattle mnrL..

PHILADELPHIA June 2G-Cattle very dull and u a &c.
r towers sales OF 200 head. Extra Pennsy l,auia and
Western at l6dl7c. Fair t. good, l4dljc Common
l2al3c. Sheep du sales OF $500 at od7c. Lambs
scarce; sales al S4ast. Cows, inferior $50. Hogs
more active and advanced JOc v 100 % sales Of so
at fl24sl3 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

ACCIDENTAL SHooTIK0.-R. Coleman, bar
tender at M. 20 Rector ST. while handling his revolver
yesterday afternoon. shot himself through the hand.
The ball passed of and lodged In the shoulder Of Sophia
Miller Jonng girl njurDg her severely. The Parties
we're taken " the Cry Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

CHARGE OF RAPE.-A man named Cornelius
Holmes yesterday arrested by officer Reed Of the
47th Precinct, who ID charged by Mrs. Julia Holland
with committing an outrage on her person Sunday
night IN the open lots H. Kent-st. near Franklin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

CORRECTION. In the second line of the body
II the Presidents Proclamation resembling tho block
ade published in our Paper Of Saturday the word
fifteenth sboald have read nineteenth.
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ADMIRAL FARRAGUT,

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.-The gallant old Adj.
MIRA was In Brooklyn on sunday the guest Of tie Hon.
NJ +. Odel and visited the Sands-st NJ. H. Sunday
school IN the Afternoon. lie addressed the scholars
and especially disabled soldiers present who had
been honorsby discharged from tie army after three
years service. Tie Admiral aud wife were made life
members Of the Missionary organization oi the Church
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~ and or ssn sss NV SsSrs send
ing their goods TO them. I.g - 81 -
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board or Aldermen.


STATED sEssIox-MoSDAY, June 70 1865 }
Ovuryarl 2o'clock p. IN. }
Pessnt-Morsan Jones' eco. PresdeAt and the following
member:
Alderman Fsrley-2. a,
The roll having been called and quorum not appearing tn'
PRKsrpryr declared the Board adjourned without day
ID. 4. VALENTINE, Clerk.