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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03

OBJECr-T0 furnish a School for Young Ia
dies at point heretofore reputed the Athens
Of the South-secOnd 10 none ON the continent
in completeness Of the Course Of Study-the
thOrouEhnr-s of Instruction OF the care be-
slowed on the Manners Of the pupils
HOPE or SUCCEss-Our Department Teachers
are thorough, experienced and selccted from
the very best circles Of home society. The Prln-
cipal is at the time proprietor ofthe Board
ing department. He viii draw almost his entire
supplies fToua farm, with which he Is con-
HecieI. In the yicinity-thus the expenses are
much lessened. Yet the aid Of his Mother who
has thirty years experience in training Young
Ladies, in the Boarding Department; and his
wife, educated by the accomplished teachers
prs Hubbard aud s. VI. Moore, In the Literary
Department, will secure ample attention 10 al
The interests Of the Institution.
MUsIC-Wiu be under the supervision Of a
superior teacher and vocalist Of the finest culti-
vatiOn.
BrLDIEG AND GROUNDS Speak fully for
themselves A clstern, ample vernndas, and
bath rooms on the upper nOor.
IL LASGUAsEs AND MATHEsfArTCs-A thor
ough University Course viii be given Il desired.
RELIGIOUS CHARACrER-Christian and Pro-
teStant, but viii not be in any sense scctaTian.
For NOUSG LADIEs-Who have completed
their course Of study, and vino may wish 10
Improve in the ART OF reading, there viii be an
opportunity 20 pursue "a cOurse 81 general
Bellies Letters resdiHg-under the superiuiend-
ance OF the PrluciUal-accOmpauie with colo
quiAl lectures, on style, and uses 70 be made Of
History, Poetry and Fiction
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03

nR- The Cleveland Herald applauds the
refusal of the sbolitionis.s Of Wisconsin,
in State convention, to commit the party
in favor of negro suffrage, as a wise and
mastery stroke Of policy. The Cleve-
land Leader denounces it as cowardice;
and yet both journals are exultant over
the defeat Of the Democratic party In
that city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03
CO r o Ma,
a FE MALE $ SCHOOL
OF the Highest Grade,
LEBANON, TENN.

ReU. D. e. Es1sly, 4. n, n D., Principal.
NfS. MI71 Lslt9H, Nice-Principal.
Mss 4. AHder-1s, s.f.,.,,+,
Mrs. " 4. Eeleu, Assistahis-
Miss FdHIIic CiUe5l. Teacher instrumental Music
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03

TYPE SETTING BY MACHINERY.-The
/ first number Of the Topographic AesseH-
/ gcr, a bimonthly magazine of the Typo
| graphic Art, issued by James Conner &
/ Sons, Of New York, comes to us beauti-
fully printed and containing among
other Illustrations a fine engravingOf the
4" Alden Type Setting and Distributing
Machme.n Some of our readers may not
be aware that machine has been in
vented whereby type Of any size suitable
for books or newspapers, may be taken
in the state Of "pin and set up with ease
at the rate of 4, 900 ems per hour, or about
as rapidly as four good compositors could
set by hand. The machine has even set
correctly ! 900 ems of correct composition
in ten minutes. But this is but half the
marvel After setting the type it will
distribute il, and returning each type 10
its appropriate case by steam power with
outany handiwork or human power what
ever. OF course il is impossible to de-
scribe such a machine intelligibly,
still less without engravings. II Is one
Ofthe wonders OF mechanism. whether
il can be made extensively available, eX-
cept in mifoom bOOkwOrk, IS doubtful.
IL was invented by Timothy Alden, a
printer of Yarmouth, Massachusetts, the
first machine having been made in eigh-
teen hundred and fifty-eight, soon after
which the inventor died. Since that time
il has been in course of constant improve
ment by his cousin, Henry w. Alden. A
company is now formed for its manufac-
ture' and the attempt viii be made 10 in
troduce it into practical and extensive
use.-Ecrhdngc.
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Pickles, English & American,

Caulihower, Chow-ChoW,
Piccolinl, Mixed,
Ghsrldns, Onions,
Picked olives,
Pickles by Gallon or Barrel,
For Sale AZ PLUMMbR'S
Corner Union and Second,
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Just Received

Pine Apple Cheese,
New York Cheese,
Hamburg Cheese,
English Dairy Cheese,
Western Reserve Cheese,
For Sale by w. T. PL UHMER,
C1raanlay RufIdino
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RaTrS OF ADVERTISING

One square one insertion 81 ~ ~
each additional Insertion %
- two weeks "
one month 90
~ All advertisements considered oue alter
tile nr-f insertion.
So IN Nprtisements In the special Notice
column viii De charged % cents per line
Sc Marriage and death notices published a.
other advert ~ements
fs= an advertisements nat marked for a spe-
Gifted time VIII be discontinued al the end Of
one week
So "a advertisement for the Appeal must
be handed in az the Clerk s desk.
zE- T-aasialit atuerfisemerifs mus Be paid for
i1 1.fUIIcs-
nE- No advertisement viii appear In the
Weekly paper unless by special contract.
az Advert isements 20 be inserted in the
Weekly paper only. or Al irregular intervals in
either OF the papers, VIII be charged 81 per
Iudre for each and every insertion.
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TERMs-2O WEEKS.

Latin and Greek taucht without extra charge;
Modern Languages. si2 % each.
Boarding. including Fuel, Lights and Wash
ing 81 90 per week. Young ladies furnish their
own towels.
Az APOLOGY-Is offered 10 our co-laborers iu
the work OF education. We have placed or
terms far below schools Of similar grade; not
because we intend a WHITE-wAsIIED educltiOu.
as Is customary in cheap schools bus That.
while with you we labor 20 raise the eluca-
tIOnal standard, we may take away from some
mistaken parents the last reason for patro1 izing
. class OF schools where young ladies are
herded Ike cattle, and educated only In SEEM
ing.
PARENTs FROM A DISTANCE, Wishing TO board
pupils in the Institution, for the Second term,
commencing February lst, are requested 20
notify Us as early As November, that we may
be thoroughly prepared for the winter. OEE-
HALF OF ALL ENPESsEs IN ADVANCE.
uOV5 I'm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03
I,aver Raisins.

In whole and quarter boxes; seediess Ralsins
FIGS Cftron Almonds and Currnnts,
For Sale by ". r. PLUMMER, G0t,
Cor. Second and Union streets,
Greenlaw Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-03

Ha- The correspondent Of the Bos ton
Advertiser was lately driven out Of Al
bany, Ga, and the excitement ran 80
high that a company Of thirty United
States soldiers were powerless to resist it,.
he had probably been acting the dog.
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AN ACT.

To De Entitled dsl act 10 Regulate aie
Fe'ItOg Of Master and Apprentice, as
Rs'It6s 10 Freedmen, Free Negroes,
and MUi0fiOes ia Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
Trnveiers' Guide.
To Arh,nr. b, nnd'nn n. n. rom IT,. p-po

To Albany, by Hudson r. r., from 5thst. Depot
liam, T. t6, aud l0t y m Sunday train from
JtI 1T. .. IN. City cas- run between Chambers
and 5Oih sis sts.!ous.
To bany aud Troy.by Harlem II. H., s5h-si., 9Th
av i. m 70 .. N.
To Albany landing 1t principal places on the Hud-
son by steamer T. yiobaIl, Tuesdays, Thufsdays
and saturday. and Daniel Drew, Mondays. We'd
m landing Al 1hrieihs 7:io
To Baltimore. by the New. Jersey K H., foo, Of
court.nd.... and III a. M. .. M and IL
To Boston. by View London line, Pier 50 n. 4.
and Neptune Line, Pier q n. r.. daily Sunday
To 2 ,.,on by. New-IIaven r. r., via spriusneie
Raor An d, M Nav Haven n r. nh Il, and sh.
Az via Shore Line. IA snJ y M sunday. p
To qua. Rochester buffalo, Salamanca aud
West, by EIis Railroad loot Of Chsmber''l'7
and 10 q m and.....;... ,....;.......'..';;. m
Yaphank Islip. Fsrmngdsie Long Island, by l..
l. RaSosd, from Jsrne''ip and foo, Of 1th-'';.
y. m ahd oSV " )"
.,..m,I. ksvr foo, Of Hssri.oo.., North River p
To Newbuis. Ponghkeersie, k9cndout and hns'
Milton the steamer Mary Powell daily from foot .,
Of Desbrossesti. ~ k..................... Is p M
To New Haven, connecting in H. X iof hartofd
and kpr aheld-sts zmers leave Peck SIP al 1t
AID II p
To New. Haven, by The New Haven RR., 2,thn;
- and +hsy. at lt 10, ~, ., ~, sna y IL"
ER Pech,iip) y p.
via Allentown from foot Of Librrty-st. ~ r.
IN. u IN. and s'Gp m Sunday train. ....... p ~
To PLiisdelphis, by New Jersey Railroad foot OF
Court!and,. st, !. 10 and iIt IN, u IN. snd6p.
III and II midnight. Sunday.................... r. w.
To Providence BY Neptuns Steamship CO.. Lane.
To Washington. by kew-Jsrsey X ~ loot o.
Courtisndt-st., Q and ny a. m, 7 p. n.' and ~
Tor her nfor,son in regard Railroad Time Tables
Q Advsrtire Lnsnts ia another bhrt OF TINS paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

CRRAT TRoTTING MATCH To-DAY.-Sporting
srces are much excited in consequence Of the great
srorting match to come off this afternoon over the
Fashion Course. between Hiram Woodruf's Dexter
and the famous Hartford horse "stonewall Jackson.
s9r s. OOO three mile heats Large depending
IN the result and the hackers Of both horses OF
Ginning Great time and most exciting race are an
tcipated by all lovers and frequenters Of the turf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

Mr. Con Geo. =. Watson yd,, I'd Mathew. A. H.olsy. B
CS NJ E Dsd:, MID lid Mn t.:. n :s q
Miss hi. W.s:, A.. Tho. al, nd Bs M z. Bell Mrs
simpson, T. P.scus, Salvador ssniA n A. M.t.I.n and
wife, Rose. A. Robertson, A. Ora VIE t1a 1 ofTs1,e
E.chmann. Mrs. M Gladstone, Mise BrsA Mr T. Sssrio.
Mise Miss A. Willis and s. w. Willis, rev j. u Shine,
wife snd children, c. Carroll, Dr. SchA 'ssenours with
others In steersge.
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BORT Uaroens' Notife.
srArs o. NEw-YoRE
Posr-wAspvsT o.sics, No. io4 Wail.ss.

Poar-wAxpxT OsncS No. ios wail.st.
NOTICE is hereby given. IN accordance with
section d. D.;:sa AB - - ls 4: f FS New
fot 10 All psrsons Interested In having charge
hbeet mattel Of such inquiry examination Or survey Sa.
the following vessels now under ~ 'ns
Wsrdens and that said OF examinations WIN %
completed within ten days neat succeeding 'a notice. on
bssrd aid yeassls;
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Alta HMRyT op REBEL P RopERTY.-Charle

Margaut Morris son OF the late olLewis Morris, while
commanding Rebel cruiser Florida, captured and
destroyed the Electric Spark. belonging to Mr. Taylor
Of Philadelphia; and Mr.. r.. learning that the late
commander OF the Secession vessel had an interest IN
property In Norfisans here and attached part oil
the estate lying below One hundred andthirty eighth
st IA ALL IndrIn nifc IiiOn for dAmages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

BANQUET OF THE ST. JEAN BAPTlsTE So
rErY-The anniversary banquet of the Society Of St.
Jean Baptiste he patron Saint OF Canada). Mons. f.
Eoreau presiding given on Saturday evening at
ths Sewel House, No CAS- Broadway and the occasion
seemed one Of general enjoyment 4 number Of regu.
lar toasts read. and among them the entitled
"Canads" was responded to by Mr.. Bachelor the
vice.Presdent who strongly advocated the Monroe
Doctrine and declared that Canada ought TO and would
% long annexed to the United States which decars
sion elected the most enthusiastic applause The
United States and France toasted with appropri.
hte responses and pertinent and eloquent remarks
were made upon a sentiment offered 10 the memory of
khe late President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
United STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JusE A-Beiors
Judge sHIPHAs.
SENTENCES.

aoney or having in their possession with
Int Mt To pass it Emile Corza to four years imprisonment
Lane, Shepperd years inpIisonment at hard LABOR III
Sing sing and 81 fine Edward Hughes one years mprson
men, At hard labor at Slug Sing and 81 nv hairy heen
,wo wears, Imprisonment hard labor at Sing sing ana
sne William Bartlett and Patrick McDermo each 10 three
year,' imprisonment Ut hard labor at Sing Sing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
Wrean steamers

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI.
" FORNIA VIA ISTIMUS OF PANAMA.
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July j. 1900
The Atsnc Mail Steamship Co. win dispatch Steamsss
semmontbly at noon from the Companys now andcomns
dious Pier, No. g. North River foot Of Csnal-st.
DEPARrURRA
July l.............OCEAN QUEEN..... .Socuulb
(Connecting at Panama with Constitutonl
July 17............ COSTA RICA.... .TnkspauSAs
Connect ing at PANAMA with SACRAMENTO.
For freight or pssssse apply 70 u. X. ALLEN.
No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or ADVERTISEMENTS "a

Cleared.
Steamship City Of London lBr) Petre Liverpool John O.
steamship oeors. Cromwell, Vail. Esw-orissn', H. B.
s,-sm.hip Alhsmbra Benson Charleston. A. L~ssy.
s,es.hip Yasoo. Couch Norfolk and Richmond, o. Hene
steamer Martha Stevens Chance Baltimore VIM Dslren
Steamer Chesapeake Sherwood. Portland. H. b. Cromwell
sss.m.hip E.vsd. Carpenter Savannah. waismsa: Goo
steamship City of Bath Beaus Boston, Whitney Hshs
Snip Merchant, sprssue. New River N b., Baxter Mer
Ship Horaiio, Drew. Shanghai, =. Hathaway.
Ship HAIRY waren, Atwo9d, Boston, Bse.an Ru:;sl
Bark Eliza Young tBI) Hatfield. Montevideo and Bueno''
'I Bmt Emily Ada ,Br.l Bidal.. J. Je,
Bark Antelope White, st Croix Roche, Bros Coffee.
Bark Willie nne (Br) McEwsn, Port au Prince, H. Beck
BsrL Jennie (Br, Grun, Rchibucto, Brett Son & Co.
Brig File (Brl Whittier 81. Thomas q. !. Pension.
Bris Suwanee McCobb Trinidad Metcaf Duncan
Bris Miranda (Br J. McGnns Sydney, c. b. {. Is. Swain
Bns Tyre tBrD Bradshaw Windsor, N. s., d. r. Dewof
Brig Prince Of Vale. lB Anderson, St, john N B., p
Big Elizabeth HAM Fen,ter, Hsvre Funch Meinche
Brir Salinas (Br), Mehener, MaraDham and Para L. E.
schr Corinne tBr) Bethel Hnbor Island James Douglass
schr Ocean Wave, Foster, Pe,ersburgh, Vs. Van Brun
sehr Ellen g. Terry Chaplin, Newbern C. Goodspeed
Sehr Elizabeth Encish Potter, Washington. L. Kenny.
Schr A. Vsnblarcom Van Isssei, Newhaven NJ. brsss
Schr @. J. Miller (Brl Hgss. ST. Kits James Dougss
schr Loving (Br.), Oerson, Lmsan.
sebr Fanny Given OBJ, Chaton st. John, ~ b., d. X
DeWof Co.
schr Kedron (Br) Pet,i., 81. John N. D., A. Smhers
sehf Diadem (Br) Rswdin 81 John NJ b., u. K De" of
L Co.
sehr Julas Webb, Oakley, Key West. Van BEunt
SlAsht. - - =,
schr Emily Hutchins, Mobile, Murray Nephew.
sehr Constellation, Kelly Port Roya, f. NJ biioy Co.
schr C. wortkinson Worthington, Washington, Bent
ley. Smith 60. 49,.
schr. Jose phiDe, Waterbury. Philadelphia
srhr Everglsde. Arsm. Boston. HoyoAs Murray.
sch1 DRESDEN Davis. Salem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
iAdyertisemeDt.J

FAT FOLKS AND LEAN FoLKs.-Cause and
Chr. Of either excess with Illustrations Daniel Lambert
Calvin Edsoa sntns etc Detetc' ehec" OF s"'e,' ana
Acia. How to Enlarge the Longs in JULY fhfsno'ofca
journal. 20 cents FowLfn l. WELIA ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

PICKING PoCKETs.-Mchael Lafferty was
arrested on Saturday evening the charge Of picking
the poe Of Michael Ruden At the Fulton Ferry OF
81 80 The accused was taken into custody by officer
Regain the Forty Precinct Police and locked
up To aw ait "a hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
Aalled.

1h-sssamer-City Of London. for Liverpool; 9ermsnis,
for Hemburg Aharnbra for Cherleso Ellen s. Terry for
Nopbein, Geo Cromwell, for NewOrtans fszoo Tor Rich
ond Nevada loI Savanna; Louisa Moore, iof Wilmington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

ISCEsDIARY FIRg.-Late on Friday night,
the boat house Of Thomas Rightmeyer at the foot OF
Fifty fourth-st East River, was destroyed y hre.
Loss 800 The FIRE was the work OF an incendihry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
9DDkeu.

Brig Nevius from ST. john ~ b., Tor Mstamorss, al
wel--June H. lat. % ~. Ion. SO 20. -.
Brig Water Witch, from Baltimore for ST. Jsso-'nne 70
Lat. Is. Ion. "a IS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
IAdyeriisement. ]

JKppRRs No. SIS Broadway, has REDUCED his
prices Ladies and Childrcns shoEs &C so 20 10 p"
from this date. JgYEhs, NO ''' "'o"~""''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

With carving knife. quitting him severely on the head
When the police went TO arrest Charlotte she showed
fight and 1t was with great difficulty that the officers
mitted her for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT Court Thursday, Jul
s-Sos ~. IL %. -, n. met. iiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
IAdyortisement.l

PIANOS AND MELODBOSS TO LET NC"
and Secondhand 7ocave. sqosre and uprsn' rtno,
different MAKERS TO LIT In the city or country OF 'oI
monthly payments. Prices reduced. msnolsc''iy "o
Wssr Rooms No. <et Broadway BonAoz WArSM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
COURT CALENDARs-THrs D

SUPREME CoURT--CIRCUIT.-PAR L-Adlolrn e
,,bout dsy PART II-Nos 1924 1880 iio 1915 leo 5@.
r ITs i73< i76 I74O l4J4 1910 $780, 6H $780, 'ss 1914
10 SUPERIOR COURT. Adjourned without day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

THE BR0oME.sT. SHOOTING CAsE-CORoyERs
1NouEsr-An inquest was Saturday held by Coroner
Widely at the Eighth Precinct Station House. ON the
body OF Theresa Estrada. aged years who was shot
l'roome-st by pistol alleged to have been in the
hands OF Antonio Gavista who had been hired by the
father OF the deceased girl to do work in his cigar
store Inc particulars of the have been already
published in The TRIBUNE. number of witnesses
TESTIFIED that they believed the occurrence to have been
accidental The mother of the child however stated
mat she believed 1t to have been Intentional DIR.
wooster Beach made post norton examination. md
found pistolsho wound in the forehead above the left
eyebrow; the bullet penetrating the hraip The jury
rendered verdict that the deceased came TO her
death BY pistolshOt wound at the hands Of Antonio
Gavsta On the rendition of this verdict the prisoner
was committed to the Tombs by the Coroner to await
the action of the Grand Jury He is n native Of Glib.
ratar aged III years. and resided at No 20 Miin-st.,
brooklyn He says that ut the request of the deceased
he gave her the pistol " play with, and while 80
engaged she shot herself
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1Advertisement.I

PINE APPLE CIDBR.-Dr TALBOrs Gov.
cKSrRArrD MEDICAL PiSEApPLs CIpxR will cure you Il
you sick AID you are well will prevent sickness See
May n, 1868 inclusive Send for Circular Ono ounce sam
pie bottle free mail receipt Of go TO paw
b. T. BABBTfT, Nos 81 to u wsshington-s,., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE 18TH REGIMENT.-The flags of the
City Hall aRd Court House displayed Friday in
honor of the 10th Regiment which arrived the day
previous and were dismissed to meet again at O'Clock
p m. At the hour named the began to assemble in
the rear Of the City Hail. after which they marched in
review before Mayor Wood. Major.Gcn. Duryea Brig.
Gems. Crooke and Smith. Col. Anthony Conk, the orig
ina commander Of the regiment and others. Con.
gratulatory addresses were made by Mayor Wood and
Gen. Smith, after which the regiment escorted by the
Polytechnic Cadets under command ~ their military
instructor, Major Horace A. Sprague. marched to the
foot of Goldst, whero they embarked steamer for
Harris Island. II was intended TO give the ~
terainment but the time was so short that it could not
be accomplished. The regiment will remain Harris
Island until paid off.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
ASSAULTED AND RoBBED.--On FIR

at the corner OF Forty .frstst. and Lexington-ave
Jacob r. Brady Of the State OF Iowa Temporarily stop
ming in This civ was knocked down by three nen AM
robbed OF wallet containing $500 part OF the proceed
of the sale of farm in Iowa. The thieves escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

ACCIDENT TO A SoLDIRR.-Pefer SchmitI, nj
tached 10 the 25ih " Y Cavalry thrown from his
horse on Tntbnsh ave yesterday and seriously 1jur.d
Hc was conveyed to his home. No. F.stbushAve.. by
the Flfiieth Precinct Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Rups Shusy, Bdreth, New Oresns 18th inst,
md,, and pass H. g. Cromwell Co. Saw, on CaIrysfoot,
Iisnt large screw eote supposed French also u B. trans
s,,sm,hip Mexico OBI, Lawess Havana June u.s. mdse
and pass to r.. u. Morgan 4 Go. - .
Hospital steamer Ben Defcr Loveand, Morehesd City N,
C.. in ballast, to the Medical director.
Steamship City Of Boston tBrl Kennedy Liverpool 18th
md 18th mdse and s0l pass John g. Dale.
Steamship Ocean Queen, Socum. Aspinwal, days and
II hour, specie and mails. d. b. Allen.
Steamship Commander Powell, wilmington y. Leary;
e,eamhio Champion Low. Washington, via Fortress Mon
"a. "a hours with ordnance to u. =. Q M
Steamer Sea Gull -, Fortress Monroe 80 hours, to U.
sehr Plymouth (Br Brevoor Havana June H. with sugar
Nc to sxa6 Smith. Sailed In company with schooner
sarah smith Lavender. Tor New York.
Brig Canning 9th Norwich Cow Bay IL days with coal,
Big GlengMry (Brl Hennesy Sydney. C. B., Il days,
schr BELLE (Br Anderson, Tru.iio May "a with hides.
wood &C., to Lesycrof Co.
Schr %. p. Binns, Tayip. Petersburg.
sehr. Buena Vista Roby, Washington.
Barge St Nicholas Doane Fortress Monroe 80 hours TO u
= ON
Arrived. ... SUNDAY, June %.
Steamer Kanswh Taylor, Galveston via Pensacola June
lith.
Bri, Dor Maggie tof Darlington ~ 81, Wilson Cenaeeos
June Sd with Inol,ses to Brett So Co. Sailed in com
pAny with bhss Csba for Newiork; Meteor, FOR Boston
schf. FLYING scud, for New. Orleans.
Brig Chebucoo (of Hahfaxl McPher,on Georgetown e.
T., 10 days, with potatoes and oats to Brett son Co.
Schr Piow Boy, fuler City Point, days. with tobacco
schr r. r. Endicott Endcott Washington, D. c. days
in ballast TO Van Brunt Slssht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
BRooKIyy Cry MORTALITY. - The 10

BROOKLfS CITY MORTALITY. - The t0tal
number of deaths in this city last week was 1872; Of
which Is meh = women. ~ boys. aud d girls.
The principal diseases were: CoDyusions 49, cholera
infanium is; consumption -; dIopsy Q; debility, q;
marasmus. 81 typhoid fever. 2; hooping-cough. 2;
typhus fever 3; measles I, &c. Under one year OF
age, So Natives OF L. x. 1O2 Ireland, IL; England.
o; Germany. ); British America, q France. ,; Scot
land, /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

ST. GABRIEL's CHURCH.-A Fair is now IN
Progress at ST. Gabriers Church, Thirtv-sevcnthst.
ear Second ave. in aid of the building fnnd OF that
hurch. Articles of use and beauty in great variety
for sale and there have thus far been large numbers
In attendance Rev. Mr. The Clowry is pastor of this
.hurch. The Fair is open every evening during the
resent week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

FATAL ACCIDENT At THR ALMs-HOUsE. On
Saturday Coroner Collin held inquest at the Aims
House on the body OF Catharne Mentally. one OF the
inmates who died from injuries received by falling from
a fourth. story window. while in Il deranged state OF
mind A verdict Of accidental death was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

IRON PROPERTY IN TBNSESSBE.-Our readers
IRE referred to the advertisement OF rolingmils and
iron property on the Cumberland River.