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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

Steamship Mississippi, Fuller Bsemen June Cove, 9h with
go pass. O lueeI Bros
steamship Maposa Qss. New Oeaus June 10 sW Pos. l7th
with ~ e. Jas A. kayn0r
s.euship Leo Desro Svisns IS hour' with mde and Pas
D Ngrray, Fersis a TO.
s,earip ii CID ooar Newborn hour. With mdse and pass.
20 4. fioofspeet
BARI sn1o Ga) Noeea Palermo IS day., with fruit to Law
Bars FANNIE Iiinckley Col spring Tor Fall River
Bril- Hannah Lizzie i8l T. r. islLdl Ci1y Froneg, Mex, 2l
diys with mahogany g. r Small c.. Le.l America
Bns Josephine l Bono Palermo s. day. With ffa Cham
beriain, Phelps Co.
Brl Il Metcif Pay.on Reu-dio. with .nsar Met
calf 4 DlE-an.
SER y Eispor, McGrcsor M,scabo June va Gies,
coffee JOIN B1ynt0n Co June D. OF
spoke 5rz Randolph OF B0iJu is3m Nea oh for
AspnwaL
Schr. q. A. Bearse Beare Savannah days
Florence n. Allen tuleT, Portland. G..
scir. Wa. r. Burden. AdIus koutoui FOR Providence
Schr Lynchbnrgb. NauCicl Bslmorr.
srir May Day. Euxshethpor Jr Hsllowei
schr Hsscltou Gardiner. Iaunt0n fof kgndonL
schr j. ;. Terry Smith Providence for RoId0ut.
Schr Wm. b Jenkins Weeks, Providence Tor R0niol.
schr T. Sfaiion Candesy, Providence tr Eizabethpori
Sctr An. :. salirr Baker, Providence ~ Elzsbeilpor
Schr Shepard Mount Young Pfcyderce fo ElbabehPot
s,lg RoHsrna Bailey Phillips. Taunton ,r Elzsbefhpoft
Schr Excelsior Hul.e Cold Spring for Eli,abothport
Schr q. J. Beckett. Robinson, stouington.
SclE. Staten Island Hue Bridgeport.
ScEr. Fanny Morse Davis, Fall River
Schr. Sar,L Elizabeth lilly Fall River
schg. William Williams Nehol' Fal Rises of Eika1etpo'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
The Irish Republic,

GREAT STEPHENS MASS MEETING - TEN THOUSAND
PEOPLE PRESENT - o'MAHoSY RRPRMANDED -
MEEHAY AND DUNN DENOUNCED AS TRAITORS
WARM IRELAND PREDICTED NEXT YEAR.
The mass meeting Of the Stephens party
wss held yesterday afternoon in LOT adjoining Jones Wood
There abou, 10000 present. At FIRST there
some little that disturbance would take place account
o, collision between the stephens and Roberts parties
THIS apprehension quickly qoieed for Mr.. Stephens
called upon all Sbmen 70 preserve ORDER On reaching
the platform Mr. Stephens received by deputation Of
l. T. b. who presented him with series OF resolutions
thanking him the he had pursued in the cause
Mr. Stephens amid the most vocferous cheering thanked
them for the compliment paid him. and dwelt upon the wrongs
suffered by Ireland committed by woudbe leaders who were
using the organization political machine to be brought
into play at the next election Mr. John OMahouy the
bame bat in his IL mistaken Judgment as
he noble high.mindcd gentleman.
Nj }. ". Meetan and NJ. J. W. Dunn were denounced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

stating set &c Emperor ~ o2 ~ Md requested nsno el
ssiance from France, d'oat 90 As 10 ebdcate III
css such 0s'sa &C wo' sNst,t Tho Freuch Government
its indeed rad Teso cd iorrs dis demand ana Instructed
larsh' Base T. yiiii'c freshpiiiseu IN ease thc I'm
peer NaXrnan sbold carry on, bis nonton q sDdeanf
NAfoLEoN DrI,NDs a DEFINITE GUtEANTLE FoR TEE
THREE PER CENT IoAN-A THREAT TO IMMEDIATELY
WITHDRAW TIE FRISca TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, June "a Ie8.
latter dated Paris June 2 received in tile city, says;
The steamer which h obou 70 leave ST. MGzaro for Next
viii carry o1 autograph letter from the Emperor Nal
leon Ill 20 the Emperor Macmillan According TO what
affirmed 10 the first Of the two s0Verelgns denaf us
that the Mexican Custom ouses shall placed under frenc
administration guarantee for the Mexican loan converted
into three per cent a,o stated that default Of the ac-
oeyanoe = proposition by the Mexican Government our
irooas viii be Immediately recalled IT, The contrary 10
~ 10 ,'r1a bot,roan two
led Governments the terms announced Tor the departure Oh
our troops viii be maintained
MAxMIIANs ADDRESS TO THE BELGIAN CORPS
| The following has been received here:
Ofcers Under Officers and Soldiers Of my Austro Belgian
Volunteer Corps: Ever mindful of material welfare ana
remembering your loyal and edenial often SHOW to me-
have for purpose OF removing the difficulties that nave
arisen consequence financial crisis accepted in your
name the generous offer France assist with its
You viii hereafter form part Of one and the same u's
with comrades IN arms destined to share WIN yen h o
after for common welfare To you there remains
however splendid organization and the heretofore appointed
superior whose successful leadership and glorious bravery has
often example in battle and victory Nonr tights
and interests therefore protected Trust your Emperor
the he will always count on your courage ana gooo
! discipline MACMILLAN
MeIicO, May 70, 1866.
! MAXnnLIAN's SPECIE EXPORTS. w learn through a
private received in th city from gentleman now IN
Mexico that the French transport which lett Vera Cruz on
9th instant had board the of s5c0O0 which was
being sent 10 France as part # the balances due from the
Eraperor % of Mexico TO the French Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

az traitors 70 the oaus ios Mr. Meehn vac the cause o
arrests IN rc-a1 ny losing certain doen"en' inuseu
to hs care viily. What was 70 re done i'f lfshu '
"a do-c year w not at A. And thot IN u" sucee sili
y vl5 fc sl.-ck for the dj.en.llallmcnt u hear5.
AT uiToKTAET ARREST
An inpo.tsnt arrest was made nosT Cornwall 60 mics
above Montreal day in the person Of Col crotiJ q ST.
Ionis late oommandGn. 81 Fenan regiment on the ironneT
lie Jas arrested in the fa Uniform Of Colonel Of the United
States by Col Hawkes. and MAJOR Bergn OF inc Jana
dian volunteer active force duty at that point
Col Crotty taken Gleason Lock tho canal three
miles the town, and is confined in the Cornwall" ia with
Michael Murphy, also an inoaroeraed Fenan Nothne has
tfansprol as TO what Cro,ts business was.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
ws. Mis-. Bella Dom 8 T usss NJ leneceo NJ Poster II

Web Miss Bella peso. 6 T Head At Jcaenea, Mr. Foster
Fizuyer . , - , q. &,
j. Steamship Gen Bsrnet- M Rc D. nd iey p, = v W
r..ut ara lafy Dr. Cuye ard crsar Dr. oluson = d0ui
I and e-ssrt Alis C. Miller, M~s Brown g. H. Way hoy and
want M snd enid Mrs Metlef mi cri 'fs n pcls
ler f rr dy c1l and seyant J. /. fsa 10y euh cha az
Inv ". Montgomery, hr. ~ 2. Nonigcaoy sFs j.. y,
l Ms Fee Rneei Is 10 tns e. y fetkns Nrs WI itm
g.. NJ. A. sa,aee r. b. odeoa and lady, Miss ie'air md ser
want Kuapr lazy chI and noise, Mo & Irnes ana iof
Children Mr. Wyatt, Children ard nr Mr j. Hampton MIS-
a. Cslegsh Mrs r. w. CorBvsn ond chljisn A. Moneth
and dv Jno lldy two Children ard e-ysn A. X
Frssn ana Ildy Mis- w. N,e aud servant Col C. G. fefson
Cotsn o. Poits Mrs GaspaIve John r. Bond, w Magni
Be.he Nj Gfgin. " WdosB Jones Saadle EN-, y D. ihon
rhlirs = H. Smith ". II. tlirk D. Mcdonald, DAVID IT,
Ross lae = Pofcls " w Wilkinson, A. II. Fraser " W lmen
A. J. Miller Carroi james Dove a. Culiag, G. y Dye -
~ DYKE ir Prnie Thomas Holcomb, j. Young j. hOtchi A.
Ua H. An ef Thomas Henderson, Cese a. Pike. r. roc
5cubo p j. r. stnwe apt j. uphsm nd l,rvsnt J. Bsir r.
Seward d. H. Could j. s. CJling r. T. Crabb \. " Oroo',
FROM SEW BERNIE steamship II CdhIrs J. A. seymore,
Mis- Carrie Seymore Col. DAME O. H. Mir-haL Nn T. Rnni-
T. Mason. T. q. Brown d. q. sabAon, " n hrie't
aney r. II. Poor, Miss Carrie kaakrins j. T. Neon
Oscar Burnel. NJ. Msher q. NJ. Dewey, and othaa
FROM NEW ORLF AHSn sesmsh Marposahirs Judge ia-
chanan and daughter Ms AHnant A. hagn and vie Nc
Neil T. Red s. Clair J. H. Heath and vi j. Harrey y Poni
Olives wife and chIi-en wassr Capt Wilags9a i.s Bloom,
wife Mrs Mann aud children Lodews vie children ard sell
want, Mrs. Felix SayaD. child and eryant A. w. Gill;
FROM PALERMO-In bark Simenthrs Isabella fagani and
son. Fei Mira NJ fasiani and G. saeno, Ar
and MS Saleno and two children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

A SwIyDLIYG CARMAs--On Saturday night De-
teciiye Field Of the Fifth Precinct arrested william soker
carman for having about two weeks since procured fon
Luther Hanon Of No Beachst set Of harness valued
s4O by representing that the property for Mr. Joseph H.
TAYLOR The harness seTwar sold by Siokor Benjamin
Smith residing at OF Grove and Bercker for
s5 Since item nothing had been ~ the prisoner Until his
arrest II Is stated that tie prisoner has swnded the follow
ing firms out tho amounts named Mcdowell Dickinsol
No 2S7 Washington OF sardines gaucd ne s Co
hen Cook CD, No 900 Wnshingtonst. of
dines valued at e7y j. j. Moore Co. Ma. l5 West-st.
barrels of potatoes valued So Samuel Pate foot Of De
ST. II barrels Of potatoes vnued at e1s There probably
number OF other parties who have been vicmlrd In STINT
lar manner The prisoner committed Tor examination BY
Justice Hogan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

s,eamLip Germiuia mb). Eh-r, Hamburg June 10 South.
rpton 3f miss snd 20 pass kunhard Co TIE Ham
nrg steamship from New ogk passed Hurt Castle laue 49,
in.; Bremen steamship DAY al 845 u and steam
saip Atlantic at moan.
st.a-hip Nov.YoFk Br-n fns, Bremen June Souihsu
18th efd 6i1 pis.. oercls Co. June p lat $50,
long. - %, sew bars /. T. brookman, bound W
Strln.nin HAres Morton. Ssvafuaa 90 hour With mie
sui pass 10 Livingston tos 60. June %, at, 81 mile Of
latsras. steamship Raleigh. bound
Steamship Fmtru. Walker, Charleston s. hoar' with ndse aud
% Livlf s.feI. fck Co.
s,cinAip Caucus Gae bo9n' with mdse and pass 20 lsac
Ol-L
s.,smr wlm.aa Springer New Bedford, with md'e and pass
% frrlItou ! Wood
Hir camn Nassau, y P johnson, sasua days with sugar
ana moiastcs 'o ~ aytcl s. Go.
Bri. L 4. D.re' IN Rermnjal Gardens dys, with ST.
Middleton Go. Juue o. lat % az. long a a. spoke brig
John WELSH from Philadelphia Df SasIa LIN bark May LIBBY
loading lgf H,.on - .
9sPrsui.r shelluue n So Cowell Grand TUX, T. J. IL
diys with a Ac Brett, Son Co. L'f og Ceres 90 'a for
New.l1rs no dan.
Bg Macy ioi Half1 Mmpy St Juan r. 10 days WIN sHsf
90 & D. Hunter. LII no American vessel
sclr Bob lBr Abuy Espoura day. with Nnit 20 James
Douglass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
TIE DEATH RECORD
no New C&seg Of CT .,sera Since
saau-- day.

| While the general lealth Of the city remains
remarkably coed there indication which should not be
without woe with Sanitary authorities namely large
Increase during the past week in deaths from scaratine
The increase the total number d deaths during tho week
ending last Saturday compared with the week previous
will PROBABLY 90 the death rate is still much below
that any the first Of March and the middle oil
ay The figures for the las; week have not yet Oeen
made known but they will not vary far from 400 which, be-
side The deaths city includes those the public rstu
TONS following tsle shows tho total number OF deaths
IN each during the past three months together with the
number BIZ contagious diseases by starvation and prvaton
BY ntemperance by suicide ard by accident neggeace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
II. AIBANS.

IDENTIFICATION OF a FTNlAN SPT-cAYADlAS SPIES
IN BURLIyGToS--GEN. swEEyEY-FALSR REPORTS
CONCERNING HIM.
Special Dispatch TIE n 7. Tti5m-.
IT. ALBANs, June 23-Dan Coburn. The Fenisn
and Canadian spy has been fr,y identified. and will
probably suffer the fsta Of Crawford. Spies here
and in Burlington yeserlay looking for FeDan ympaihzers
Gen Sweeney somewhat better The reports in The Hrad
Of the last few days OF Con Sweeneys arrival and his bail
having been accepted without foundation Marshal Helry
las not yet received Any notification Of such event.
Many Of residents line have when they crossed
it, been immediately ordered back with threats Of personal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

steam yacht passed ashore tie rock "a, iicl Gate about 10
O'Clock ffidfy morning ,,.
Bril- Relief o, Adlon Look master rp ashore on llat'cas
foo A lsth inst the weather being vcy tk, tie wind blow
ing aud running the mci she broke mp and went en-
tey m shor space Of q hours She wa hsu end
bourd fim Iah,ven Mass Addison Crow escaped snyns
mo-. nothing The vessel - o bni sound aud IN good
repair Uninsured
bk Bacon Norway lfrei fom shciiac r France struck on
North Cape T. D. H. and POT Plaster Cove Ms I'd inst water
iogg,i AMI IN want n repairs.
Brs Nu.ow b. reported ashore 81 Mlhc-e was stripped
, inst Size badly hossed the Ioft side and will be toa
wrcDs. 81.
Inasua l, ashore u rocked Island Passage
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Pnssengera ArrixeA.

FROM HAMBuRG AND soUTHAMPToN-h .esa'hip G:r'
Bechsu ant four children. Dr. Hove, and wif
ormei,,er sud child L. r. Amsnck and VT. Albert f-orp
r. keus A. Dnsr Ncnlo-hs Lonse Mne'eh I've Psnuen-
H. Ratings Cal NOnllebue4u, {. scutef Carl holue q
Gaknccheu, @. Rausch, a. lomann r. HON, Winksur q
Wen.sLmi a. Aonson aud lour children. IT, w Ntte sidney
Laa " Pauen. T. DroLs o. ek Bertha fleiinen T. schmidt
ctd Marie 6ehhardt ELe Gamer sui two children NJ H.
Mann Mr. Ef,inger and child A. Moore stienk
Cal August Lspper Max Doldschaidt Hsndee Reid
FROM sANANNAE--in Steamship Ieos y! Carl Patton,
y Doan n. Mckos.on. Mrs John unckcs Miss Smith, w \;
Iiaeus. L. Newconbe Mis-. PAIL Miss Abbott j. L. sullivan aud
Viz ~ nrsy u John.on Mr. ysnpel, W. AND M Gluh ar
puJ cLd Me. B,nnolli Mi Paul, Miss Day Ma Root Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
spolxeu, &c.

June no ls &c. ship Expounder from New Orleans ic havre
May q lat r. - long g. bg Eclipse from NewloS Tor Foo
Rico.
London.
June M 30 81 ong r. schr = t. Joyues mot Joaes) from
Boston Tor Bermrds. =.
June D. lat a. long .chr Sabine Morrison. from New York
or Mobile via Popsssol. . -,
June 49, 10 miles NE q sters, schr LILY from ewYos Tor
June n EsE Of Cape Florida the sear C. so'ibne'
june g. cape brig Randolph Of Boston from New
A.rhl IL AMIN, IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

Ngw YoRE INsrTUu0S PoR THE DEAF AND
DrNHTae annual ezamlaion Of the pupils Of this nsu
9a saturday A. The uost % The Committee Of
the Board Ae classes examined By eury Riddle esq
Assistant Superintendent of Common Schools and Al
luonn 81 proficiency manifested by 'he pupils their
virOl. departments Of study The exercises w be co1ta.
led on "Wednesday promise be o. interesting char
actor The Institute IA situated oas Hundred snd
fry street and reached by e Hudion River Rail-
road taking IillsOusreet the Gifird House u
Il. within tNo hours 0f ciy ~ Eghh-lyenne aud
stage from tAf tcrrIiuls 90 that lne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

BURGLARY IN CAyAL-sr.-Eary on Sunday monl-
ing young named Morris Cooper and William Nor
ton forced an entrance into the trunk store Of C. H. c. ioo
Co. No. Is3 Canat by forcing open Of the base
nent windows and carried of property the OF so
While passing through Canh they arrested by Officer
Farrell Tenth Precinct ana the stolen property found
in their possession They committed for fi BY Justice
Mansfield Morton aged II years lives n No 6j Delaney
ST. and be Is crrand boy at No. ~ Nasaust His
companion u about TIE Bape age GIa Boye u tbs city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

noel Mr., Graves
h machine would sud sidnrs' INTO ten hcnand i
rendered unhappy By tie unendns hlgrol NJ the
snd mother would fo, tfs aIke exchange her
NNcor Obh. Machine fr the beat Il al Other. know 20
aui Via psry dollars when weighed sxEins'
cc---r,ng joier n,cs and ii'orfst
oifnsrpf
~ my tcsfouy ia bssaf tie uPy q Jour m,cl n ~
h-r u.d ny tuy should irfnruce sny Mud sat
isshir1 procure t's ~ f-0r 10 his c. 80
of W." y IL" nachInr he nurkci did and buy
" satisfied that tist would remember
fsef YLi,er 4 the Rev. John L. Gnvc., Mssnois Ms'
April H. lPt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
CITY VS..

The NEW rEIDGE OVER BR0ADwAY.-Ihe repor.
ofthe Special Commteeo the Board Of Aldermen appointed
consider the porcy q causing bridge 10 BE- erected
over BroaWay NJ Futos having been adopted by both
Boards tie MAYOR saturday last signed Tho same and the
street thus empowered % receive proposals
or this work dlrir the dlys. aer hich the
1ds viii be opclsi ana tie col,sac. awarded ~ The lowest
bidder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

No new eases Of cholera reported yesterday at the
Office Of tho Sanitary Superintendent Two occurred
Saturday but both the patients c0nylesceut William
Baker residing at No. g. West Twenty eghthst, was
attacked FRIDAY evening and treated mainly wo learn
By injections 81 strong tea and brandy with very good
results. Tie other patient Thomas C. Murray residing IN
the rear OF house No % Greeue-s alcked on saur
Day prompt medical aid administered and he is now
considered out OF danger.
TIE HONE Foa TIE FRIESDLlss.
Mary Coles reported Saturday having been attacked
with cholera H. recovering The Secretary Of the Home Of
the Fricndless writes follows.
Of cholera is reported to have occurred to ono OF
the OF the Home n the Fendcss We are harry 10
inform yuu have been preserved from this fear
fl mnady. Tie reported poor woman who WIS
TAX sick In the Harlem car VIII. coming O the cry. She
called n the Home asking shelter f0 tho night Before tie
mcni, whore she FL PROSTATE with oil The symptoms 81
cholera The house ~ once perfectly funigated al
every precautCn taken 20 prevent spread OF the injection
The removed TO Bellevue Hospital aud is the
one stated above as c0uyaIeseont
TIE CHOLERA 1T QUARANTINE
d. j. H. B.sse Deputy Health officer. under date o Jure
% Gays there have been admissions the A0spilsLip
Falcon since The last report ard no deaths,
LATEST FROM QUARANTINE.
there hos been admissions deaths since tie last report
The passengers that have remained board the steamship
Iaion VII be released tomorrow and Up the City
there having been holTl fo tie last twenty
DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
WbaIers,


Bask yisnt Chds Of New Bedford at S. Helena May
BAN Nr. Bss Of NewBedfd Barbido, May b. will
% lb sperm 10 whale OIL which had landed Tor shipment
home
schr Admirs Blake Of sppiean of st. Nicholas C. "
May g. with 30 bbis sperm oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

To ne Editor Of The N. y. TIIbnne
SIR: In this mornings paper statement has been
published asserting that Edward Ritter stabbed by
the name Of DerDeih which is wholly untrue
the persons that arrested the that stabbed Phillip Dere
and conveyed him 1.-THE Station House The " the
person who committed the deed Is unknown 10
Saturday. June q. ls66. Il RITTER, Officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

IF bale fhs good was known that is daily derived
bv che h- ,sr ,nrhf q ''e misery could
o.. ,voied By Afflicted seaieusr ong unable 10 wsk wih
ru'.le this lonins tei g. flsrk IL
restoring health and 'h his limbs Certificate f,r those
icy be produced Al ifusa.' keep The LoSE
Az LINfxaNr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
Memoranda.

R,i Alice Bfl Al Boston fom Belize Hon. reports that on the
l-th inst John Nech Richmond FELL overheard and was
Scr Phantom r 80 tuns built LlLaye ~ s. in 1860 was
Add 4, auction a. Baltimore. I'D for Sf0'e, cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

seven families last week were rung mp by their
nrnGiaR Ai,ss TyiKGRAPH nd window d0of f,uld
urlAeu open By burglar Ca. ior uau-.
=. HoLszs. NJ 40 BfosIwny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
Sailed.
Arrived ..SUNDAy, june p

Steamships City Of Ps. Boiussia HAMS, Heye,i Royal Stan
lard Cromwell Evening Star Missouri PeTt ssfeoss Gus
n. TIE air. Niaefr, ust-.as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

Or. G. II. BRoADBgyr has cured more cases Of Con-
.u-ptol during gear. any her physician ia tie
an. lavl eoass hin Jaae 20 inl at b oa,e Nc e3
B10iiFsy =. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

~
ISLAND.
Tnreee 70 with TT % fiho,n,
close fonld ~ has $50 been fsui rsbe nrh oatsr n.
ro marvel 90 ' clf. q re south poia Niee. Isaac
Il. n 1906
Sec Aininy Charts. Ktwsu Iaud No ga. New Zealand
sheet2 No. 2at3; aud Middle islar1 ,hoe y 70 ~
$50 uEsR7 hIouhaps, Hydrosrsphfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Moon Seis.....253
Sandy Hook Gov. Island ...6l5 Hell Gate756
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

T,
rock having on low spring. Win 10 fhems
o.c o Ia RECENTLY doveed-by the British ship Nelson
ps aron n the passage between the Fiat Rock and hs"aa
NJ L. e,b. f,5m the shore Hawai- with the sR point Il thai
,snd hearing hy WaW Flat Rock IlIi Lishhoga sb
ZIP aud Takatau Point NV by N. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

INPORTAT CAFTAINs OF Vfbtftf
In Of repair, improvements about to be
on this Castle Havsna the revolving hight
will not b. exhibited o the lst Of July TO tho i3h ~ August
thereof white fixed light will be substituted visible Va ts
w-sh a a distance Of nine miles
sKWzfALAsp-sORrB kAwAu isLtsp HArxASf
u.o, Veh. o..,cx .n.,s.,rx,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

PORT or NEW YORK
CLEARED.


Steamship City Of Paris tBr) Kennedy Liyeroo j. Dale
Steamship eyeta Brl osiye Liverpool National steam Navi'
Steamship Hat,era. Parish, EorfoD iy Point and Richmond
stean'fp Eera, Beor:e Boston Nsp,ne Steamship Company
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson fsu1nd ~ g. Cromwell Co
Steamship Evening Star Deney New Oreans James l. ynof
steamship George Cromwell Vail Nry orclns, H. b. Croa'
steamship Veteran spencer Ferandp,, Murray Fsnis Go.
Steamship perit Delaney saynnoh, J. L. Jone-.
steamship sapgo. a. C'oxel' Charleston A. L.1ry. nj,
Steamship Gn.sie rol Doom Win ngion v g. H. PieFson
Steamship Magma, Couch Norfolk City fonl ana hieninod o.
sicsp valley City spydr Norfolk, City Poa; and Richmond
J. Hani.
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