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Amnsemenis.
MALLAcK,s 1HEATET

WALLAlk', IHEAIEK.
THIS EVENING 81 9. II Is NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND
Mes.r Frederic Robinson John Gilbert Cha Fisher MARX Smith
(,eose Holland Young Hoson T. j. Rng,od, Browne William.
,n Graham Leonard Barnes Wilson, Wilkinson Pope. Ward
Csshu Miss lone Bake Niles Madeline Henrque Miss K Barrett
NissS scott
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NlBLO's GARDEN.

NiBLO'S GARDEN
THIS EVENING, II 3. BELPHEGOR, THE MOUNnfBANK
ID Miss Id Vernon Messrs Burnett Ration Bsde
Barry Holmes Miss Mary Wells Miss Everett Mrs Chsnfsu.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
THIS. EVENING. q s-DANID COPPERfIELD.
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BROADWAY THEATER.
THIS FNFNINO-THE CORsICAN BROTHEES Mise Helen
Western, Mr. j. A. Hsne.
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FIELD SPORTS.
Bnse Ball.

THE GRAND MATCH AT BEDFORD YESTERDAY: = THa
CHAMPION ArLASrICs THE vIoroas
The first grand event Of the season in base ball cir
ces came of yesterday afternoon at Bedford Broo kn on the
Capoine Ball Grounds the presence OF avery numerous
asembage the utmost good order marking the proceedings
fnlor La anInnn
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ABYsslNlAN BAPTIST CHURCH. wAvERLEy.PLACE
THIS EVENING. ENTERTAINMENT by the BOONE FAM
lily for The benefit OF the Freedmen.
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Testimony of Che efficacy of MARsDES's sASArrvE

DALLRYs GALvAHIc HoRsR-SALvB cures the worst
cases Of Calls Scratches sweng Pcks Cuts spreins and Bruises
Every horse owner should it. Sold by all Druggists at 50 cents
a boz Depot No 80 Cedar st., Kew-York
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WOODS THEATER
THIS EVENING THE ELVES; Or, THE STATUE BRIDE
PAS DE FASClNA1lON The Worei Sisters aud fun company
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
TO-DAY and THIS EVENING exhibition Of the WORKS OIL
LIVING ARTISTS.
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NEW FRENCH THEATER-OPERA
THIS EVENING The English Comic Opera Of THE DOCTOR
OF ALCANrARA.
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SOMERViLLE ART GALLERY No. s45 Broadway.
TO DAY TIS EVENING exhibition Of Painting Mr.
VIM. Bradiort SEALERS CRUSHED BY lCEBERGS, for tl
benefit Of tue soldiers Orphans Home
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GOCPlLs GALLERY. No III Broadway
TO-DAY, EXHIBITION OF NEW PICTURES by Mr. I. c
Earrer.
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No. $50 BROADWAY.
TO-DAY. free admission to the PHYSIOLOGICAL MUSEUM Of
Fowler a Wells.
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3,5OO-THR NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE with only
Two HORSES 1850 bricks per hour with straight well
defined edges bricks will stand while those
made by dry pressing machines all be-
Ing EXPOSED
- A REouA, General Agent, No. al Broadway N. Y.
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Tue STAR MEDICINAL POWDER Co.,
'.ANUYACTuRE AND SELL TIL
MCkINLEY POWDER,

MCKINLEY POWDER
For the speedy aud certain Uce Of the Throat Nose
Elongated Pslste swelling Of the Ton Coughs, Colds Quney
Hosrsenes Dheii CeFgmsn Sore Throat Ctsrrh oft Nos
containing from Dr. Thoms
= Wilson Wilson Peter Co. Wholesale Druggists Louisville
KY D. NJ Hudrh OF the propieto OF the EewYok Hotel
Mrs Elizabeth Crenden, Widow Of the Hon John J. Crende
and Others Office. No. 694 BROADWAY. n. Y.
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LYONS INSECT POWDER for exterminatng Reaches
Ants and veImn and preserving u and clothing Moths The
original and genuine signed E. LYON All others limitations
Take other Insect Powder LYONS Sold by all druggists and
by BARNES * Co.. No. 81 Parkrow.
VALUABLE AND RELIABLE" Browns BRONCHIAL
rRocHEs viii be found invaluable exposed sudden
changes adOrdng prompt relief Of Coughs Colds For
Public Speaker, and Singers aud those who the voice they
useful in relieving Initiated Throat and viii render articulation
easy As there limitations be to obtain the genuine
The WoRKIYGMAY's FRIEND; or, A Treatise
Chaa which should have in his possessongivins
treatise Cholera its Causes symptoms and Cure Address
MARsDEN, No iaT Broadway New York. incOsug three
cent stamp envelope and copy viii be returned free Depot No
4ST Broadway.
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SIR ASHLEY CO0PEks EMBROCATI0N, Tor the cure
Of Rheumatism Neuralgia Typhoid Fever Nervous Diseases
Sprans Pains Bubion sc. IL Is proven
Cholera and and has not its equal for
lief directed Certificates and testimonials from those VINO
the good effects ohs Embocation
bottle and be convinced For sale By DE-
11s BARNES Co. No PARK Row H. L HELsBoLD. No 59a
Broadwsy M agent No ZIG Wsrrent. Newi
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20oo sp, vGLEs PER HOUR are made by the EMPIRE
sHIserx MACHINE w only ONE HORSE POWER and viii make
Of timber rA' AoAH 'hAn
Agent, No. al Broadway NewYork - -
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The Tribune I'm Lnndon.

STEVENS BROTHERS Amenoan Agents for Libraries lnhett
Coent Garden w Agents for the sale OF The TtlBUNl
They will also receive Sursetnross and As'srTissHssra
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BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. -
THIS EVENING. at 8 o'clock. OLD TINES ROCKS TUE
LIVE NGN Messrs Dan Bryant Neil Bryant Dave Reed Nee
Seymour Rolin Howard, Dan Emmett Master Ryan.
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BARNUMpS AMERICAN MISE

FOX's OLD BOwERY THEATER
THIS EVENING. a. 8-JHREE FAST WOMEN; ROBERT
THE DENlL' Aiiss Fanny Herring, Mr.. g. L. Fox.
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CHPTsTY'S MINSTRFLs

THIS EVENING ats: 10. BALLADS. COMlCAL ACTS FARcES
BURLESQUES, DANCES, SOLOS, DUETS, ec-MYsTERlEs
or TIE fIFIH-AyE. HOTEL-WHO KILLED THE POLICE
MANI
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IRVING HALL
THIS EVENING, MUSICAL PERFORMANCES by BLIND
TOM.
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THIS AFTERNOON. At 2 and THIS EVENING at UNCLE
TOMS CABINMrs. O. c. Howard. Mrs. J. Pryor Mrs w. L.
yamison Misses Jennie Cleayer kshoe Schel Lebrun Msss
HHdAway, DAILY w. L. Jsiuison II Z. tombstone, Hsviand
Brdgmau, Anderson Wilton ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CUh
OSIlIFs
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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE UEIOr is the desire Of
'very Amsss Reconstruction Of the system when run down
the me necessity Of every How the Constitution oil the
es States may restored deostses question even Win
sise good men-bu there Is no question VA. 'h
,,non NAV be restored by the Of MARsDEss CALAfA
6ox,c For sale by ali Druggists.
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HowEs CoTToY PICKER-Pioks GOO to 800 pounds
per day in the fed cleaner by hand Southern Agents
HOWE MANUFACTURING Co.. No. 81 Cedar-st
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH are acting wisely III ehueaV
remove the ped.png Of disease but In spite Of all
a..s. Of the bowels prevail curing the summer months
The, should urge upon necessity Of using
sp and should supply 1t at public to those unable to
~, No xs7 RYoadway
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CarARRB. DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUS FBvERs, FEVER ana
Ar. Rheumatism Liver and Kidney Diseases Nervous
ty snd seroua Of every phase are , pe,a'aN'""' WV
hsnea'As ""n '' VIZ r. PRICE, Flushing. N. Y
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DR. DuLBNBAcK, author Of a new work on CON
BHoScHrrs ASTHMA and CATARRH can be seen proie
Iopsy at his rooms. Ninth few doors Of Broadway
n Y every Thursday and Friday.
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JVM WRITER'S. AUcTfoNEER. SELLS THIS DAY.
w attwo O'Clock. at ~ Canal street nne Velvet Tapes
try Three ply and other Carpets Ollclc,hs Rugs Mau
Crmb Cloths, psror Suits largo French Plate Mirrors
Lace and Brocate Curtsns rosewood Piano. Centre and
Fancy Tables Mante Clocks and Vases. Chtndeers.
wood mahogany and cnamelled suits hne Hair Spring and
ether Mattresses; large Bosers and Pillows, Sheets,
spAds Blankets Table Linen. Cutlery, China Dinner and
Lounges Sofa Bsds ssoFs Ice Box &C. Packing and ship
pins.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A UorIoN NoTTcE.-sAMUEL WYNN 4 CO., AUC-
"A uoDeers-Magniloent Household Furniture, Paint.
ngs Pfsnofore Stauary Bropzes, &c at public auction
this day "Wednesday, at West Sixteenth street, near
Sixth avenue. sale commencing at ii O'Clock. Drawing
kooms-Two suih Furniture covered brooael Etageres
marble tops bookcase Centre Tables Velvet and Brussels
Carpets on Paintings by eminent arists Pier and Mante
Mirrors Bronze Clock sevres China Vases Lace curtains
artistic Bronze stauary superb rosewood rianofor Stool
Bedsteads Washsands Wardrobes suite. style Louis
XIV; Mattresses Blankets, Sheets Sofas Rockers Chairs
Shaving Stand, Engravngs Toilet Sets. Dining Rooms
Extension Table, Buffet China Sets crystal and ruby Glass
ware silver Casters Tureens Cake Basket SPoon FORKS
Dinner and Tea Service Turkish Easy Chairs, Lounges
covered IN Curtains TO match, Gard Tablet basement
and Kitchen Furniture
A UcT1ON NOTICE. ROTH, AUCTIoNEER-HAND-
grain Carpets at public auction, this day Weanesoayl
at O'clock at l9 West Eighth street, between Firth and
sixth avenues consisting Of three sod
black walnut Paor suits covered IN French san procate
and Turkish Easy Chairs and LOUNGES 70 rose
wood Centre and Pier Tables Etageres Corner ana BOOK
Stands 81 day bronze Clock rich China and fAran Vases
collection OF Oh Paintings EnGravinss' large mirrors ana
TXaSiTicENr ROSEWOOD PIANoyoRTE. STOOL
AND COvER-COST $3.50;
elegant Instrument with round corners, Beautifully
carved legs with all modern improvements over
strung full iron plate French action full seven octave
rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus Wahstanda
Sofas Chairs Mirrors Clock Tables Bed Lounges Spring
Table Glass China Silver Ware Table Cutlery &c Sale
positive Deposit required NB-Reliablc men in attend
and ship goods for purchasers at reason
able charges
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coAsTwTsE sTEAMsHrps.
nacfrfc NAIL STEAMSHIP cowpANYs
InROEuU LINE
TO
AfIr9IgsSIA,~.. 49,.

ViKpANswk RsfLROaD
egrafnesr save ~ North fifef Tot ofGennl street. A.
" y flayk nom, - follow - =
vifA EOIDEN tgE, capisin iarilge
knsnsi il--h li0NS Cspdia Nsusy, connscsinx ~ih
cONbrffrTf0N, Cer'a0 yafnswetth.
august gt--tfFNflY FffAtNMtf - plain Crar sJnNs~t
iru 9Th COLORADO Csptair Wstkinss
10 aepsysrea tprh h~ar4ro. fb1ts ~ - Ti&
eenrf ~ psraata 18th Nsuk PaelHr frts
th 10 Geaifsi American pors and Nese ~ lst bArh
MMrskniia.
L.. f.atn reasrsr ~ A1stfnNA ar4 New Te@f&~f
pea,sr n resefatsf ~ tNS VII -lth ths 1fs
seMn. ~ tAe sfna Line. leMF~a EfaHlo
1snaavy u i9gf fof WU1a kgaT
One huosref pounst bszgass sio~ss each afait Nesi
~ ras.se~ ,sssss arA IN farhsv infor.t,p tpriy "a
tke a~ra IN IL whsrf fy Of rAaat street NORTH rt@f
r~w voys TX HObNAs Axent
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THE TURF.

EVAHHIoN COURSE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AU-
H gust a. * O'clock match for s2oO, best ~ 5 70
Ea@sfb. + Telegraph. JOSEPH cRocHERoN.
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GREAT yREIoHr AMP ,j EAssEscER
-. - sey5T v A$S s3Siuyysy
NEW ARhAsofNEsT coxxhsciao Au snn l. 1880
rsSgSs nj. Of asns for ss NJ Ssr
o oHaEsr e esafyIsos s." Tenn
aAcoM, O. NASHVILLE Tenn.
VII ESisr d. ss sss - scIi6s. Tenn
A!sss!A' q. e1s s1Ss" Mss S
All freight taken By hundred pounds Rates rs low az
raj s r.; .sr :; .sss. Nc"
cs. and ia or Va
and EEufauis via savannah. ''' '"'' '''"''
~ .n gs1ss are 81 ss s e so .ss
Tar Of classification and rates viii be Furnished ny the
-Four each week, sailing Thursdays and saur.
PASSAGE TICKETS OWEN TO
Columbia. Atiants. So. YES, point.s.s
sS.sss.,:, i s$Is%s~ sssa S,'.,,.
wsh ss.. an eh. A.a ssep meals on soss
sARioossA al. saturday. august ia for Charleston
. ss Sssy. las IA for savannah
fT gs5 ss': ri. .' s%sy for
frsT p,sS p s.rsa r'ysr !, oeess >, o,,,.
from psr so ts rv ra", assp '''
from T :ss vs s..Fs1 sgsP'' Tor Charleston
xLknANk sails saturday. August IS for Savannah, from
oESsRaI s1RyEs an, rhur.a,y, Agsg., 80, for
NoSEkA saiIs Thnr-iay. Aggu. % forcbAresion, from
pier s'F ra iE' Ersf sso5srcsEp or THE
regular un'es s;,;. m, lss % snss" x
People. Wan ssssm.hp Tine . chsrs.,sn.
Ar Ils Ss r. ro ;n do ' Ssss = Liberty street.
CARLETON HiLRs. Agents. No sBowiius qreen
Sss s p s ssr cs.snn s ss p.
L,oR CHARLESTON 4 c.-Tily FIRST CLASS STEAM.
+ .hip riivBRAu. c.p,.in AleI..t.r WI 80 fsr
y. sbose por, o. rhgrsdty August ~ a,sr ,rgn GER
srS SsTin rck Sc'', AGENT: \ Issry S s.
I,on CHARLESTON -RTGuLaR IdSR.-rmE Al
ssamthp GRANADA l. now receiving freight and sails
Elegant accommodation. Tor pas-eng.rr
ARTHUR LEARy ~ william STREET
"a :. cary esr sso cgsoso
HkrTEnAs. Captain =. Aistanier
r''ry ~ s''a'' 1;,issirsssIs, Captain souu.
80 IRON r1er u North river
ua SSr s ,rTfs, % Iysesros. Tox 80
y Liberty s'rcs.
L,oR RICHMOND, voRvoLg AND CRY POINT --rHs
r. % Ire from picr q sgrth tive,
sAkAIo'A Captain s if ;fs Tsa1ii f'stS3sg.
Ar.u.s-~ York and vrsia y 1 ssss%.siD tonp.~
Fon WHITE x2gsr.Iss !. AsP 2o cAysPn ALSO ron
mo A.. si... ..s.n.sio. bIsoo and VRAycoSr.
s o p ;is a., rss s' XIV Ys .nG ~ -S
rerl,n1 .-s wsass.dsy "a ss.a.isI s..r ~ wr ~
nsSsy The YransonIs l.sse ser Sors wssasa,y sni
sg ss q .' Ts rom ss :, ~ Re s.
sn. ~ 2sE I is,ss 80 V \, s ss = so ~
Ts 90 Si. W. are 49,. seoomeas
lions for passenger. AZ s,ri.'iy o., slss' =, s
s r. .ssss . saspsrt o. . o., @ d jobs
sT.csse procured :, orc- - ~, y E,a ~.
y y AMfs kgrsi p'efN Kass river.
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rrHE CONTINENTAL MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE,
carving continent.
NEW YORK AND ANTWERP
calling OF Havre 70 land mails and Passengers.
The compsnys nne steamships vii leave this port ~ fol-
HRICssoN, Cap, Ic.ber, 5000 tons; THURSDAY. Aus 2
ERICSSON. Capt Lowber. 400 tons "Wednesday, Oct 10
CincAssiAh Capt Fila avIo ,on. Wesns.asy, n n
Rates Of passage to Antwerp. Havrs. Rotterdam Am
sterda first Cabin 90 second Cabin, go sicerngs, SIS
PAYABLE IN GOLD OR IT'S EQUIVALENT
FOR and goods destined for Holland Franoc.
Western Germany the Phine aud Switzerland, better
emporium be offered.
\ N experienced Surgeon board.
Through bills oflading given to Rotterdam and Amster
dam.
The Company win not responsible for specie vaia.
sbes uniens hills II adnR having the value expressed
signed therefor. For freight passage apply 10
WIN. SALEM a CO, General Arenta
ITO reari street Ills square) and
No Old slip. New York
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A UcTIoN NOTICE.
STRAW GOODS, SOFT HATS AND FuRs.
THIS DAY,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %.

1ncIudinR:--
100 Mems SOFT HATS in great variety direct from
2OD cases Ladies' and Misses STRAW GOODS, VELVET
TRIMMED HATS, TURBANs, &C., &C., new fall styles.
READY.MAbE rURs.
400 lots ready made FURs. including real MINK, FITCH.
Belgian COMFY, French COMFY, real SIBERIAN SOUR
REL. blue CONEY, MINK and Ladies' SQUIRREL COL
LARS, COLLARETTES and MUFFS.
Also, full assortment Of Children's FURS
Also very choice assortment OF Ladies' Skating Caps
Also, an attractive line OF WOLF and BEAR ROBES.
ALSO,
FURRIER'S AND CAP MANUFACTURERS SILKS
100 pieces black and cooged MARCE1INE, FLOREN.
TINE, LUSTRINE and FOULARD SILKS, from "a 10 40
inch widths.
Catalogues and samples now ready
la2 Church street.
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IgT rHB BEsr.-THE SINGER sPRiNo BED
NI pottona IL superior with yoU have
shs bess syrns beh n the World For sale By Al fnrnu
end arrss dealers apd fbs valcs and warcruorns, H5
strs~ keroad door Hotels steamers and pvivxte
keasss c6hsactsd for Agents wanted
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only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
.1rrsxshir IS sEIsssS sEw YoRk AsD HAvsR,
The .pieuaa new mi. f.yors route for y.
continent win sail from pier No. %. North river. ~ fol-
IsayETrg , Isna s ss.n,ss Aasu.s
VILE DE Eaias ii's sSED 9a'''T
Including table wine In either cisss
e ps e e a.
s,T % ] :: Is sr & s
F'' further iH' SRo iSSssEESax As.n. Broadway,
rArscoTT-s STEAMSHIP LrSe-srEAx WEEKLY
% and from ougES,ryrppvwpSo snd
by IN. following s-., class IRON ssansbip.a.,
s Ssor5SaIs assbrA
bE.IG,aNw,tsaE c c,sse2Ias,i,
Cabin r..s,sc 300: Storage, 80.
cese..e. 2 Srius pa.ssnsrs from Liverpool or
hssr e Rsii'f Es syff co.. South street.
STEAM WEEKLY s 3 IN fS Ssrg ys2s QUEENSTOWN
Ts, gss5 s ssTs wfBsEEsBts sss
sissraer passage $50 p.yghle N currency
For ''es'ase p-'- WILLIAMS iR ouros ., Broadway.
SrrAwgR LAy.yEUE: ron rE s,.. :. Asp n.yRE,
On SATURDAY. August as Al O'Clock pFerseiy
Passengers requested - bc on board At ~ ocock ~
he latest
crEAM no QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
> The ar'' class n'" w aT.s s's'T
VII sal from New YORK the 10Th August
hrpiy Il WILLIAMS q Grrov,
AH' ~ Broadway
N Asar xcyps ppm IAvt aEB rEQUEarYD TO RR AT
ii the C0mpnny- wbAr Iersey ttty, stti e'cktt \. ",
wednesday kd Inst, H.fUNAnD. No. Bowling 0reen.
CoAsTwTsE STEAMSHIPS.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

II oNDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
~ Passage to London Direct 500 $50 and $50 payable In
currency passage from London 800 $50 and $50 payable
WIN. PENN, Captain~Bf from New York August rs.
tcmberH a.
BELLoNA Captain Dixon. from New York September 10.
CELLAlCaptsn Gleadeli, from New York septsmher 2g
The new and elegant British iron steamship WIN. PENN,
MOO tons will SAIL for London direct Saturday, August
~ ut noon, from pier No. North river. Tho accommoda
passage apply TO Chas A. Whitney, 20 Broadway For
freight apply at 81 South street.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
Arrived.

Steamship Cry Of Paris iBr Kennedy, Liverpool March
d. Queenstown 22d at p m with mdse and 760 psss 20
John O. Dale. March 23d, lat So lon 18 40 passed bark
gzed atesiner bsund y. April 3D. 200 miles from Sandy
Hook passed .teau ship City Of wsshngton bound z.
Havana 18th u, with mdse mails specie and PASS to Jas
A. Raynor.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn Savannah, 50 hours with mdss
and pess. to Murray Ferris Co. April passed steamships
Geo Cromwell H. Lvin g.ton and Missouri all bound 5.
Steamship Washington Chichester, Wilmington, N. c.
Ship Rhine, Kommerling London B days. with ndse. and
li7 pass. 70 Grinnell, Minturn Co.
Brig Beatrice (of Bear River ~ 81 Lent, Mayagues PR
with sugar to Z. J. Nevns 4 Son.
Dor Feb via Bermuia II days, with oswood to bsvison
spearng Died board at sea, Dec H. outward passa9
from Q1ebec) Edward Power seaman. Of N e. aged about
schr Dragon, Simpson ST. CrOix. 2. days. with md.s. 10
Jas Bleecker x Co. Let no vessels.
scbr wild Flower (of Walton, " 81 McCuloch Cisnfue.
gos 20 days, with lOswood to Pension Co. Had very
heavy wcs,her split sails and stove galley
Schr Lucy Appleby Calais 10 days ath John Boyntous
Son Co. Had heavy weather. lost part Of deck lssd
with naval stores to Goldthwate Oycrton.
Schr. r. A. Elliott, Baker, Pawtucbet.
Schr. Fairwind, Bawman, New. Bedford, days
schr Caroline and Carnels, Davis lndanoa, Fla
Schr. N. Rice, Wright. Mobile
ssT ss Wsyy.: Msy s:aRsa Rsala Hs' As.at5 %%sSI NC
Schr Clara, Corson Wilmington \. G.
Schr Wenons, Sail Georgetown, s. &.
schr Avon. Sears Sayscca.
Schr Moonlight Miller, Dsren.
echr Veteran, Stannard, Savannah.
schr. c. =. Page. Fink. Wilmington. N c.
Schr ]. T. Williams, Lyman, Wilmington, N. o.
Schr. S. q. Ford, Soper. Richmond.
schr Rockingham, frisby, Elizabethport for Ssen-
schr. Andrew Stewart, Albany for Fall River
WIND-At Sunset, WsW.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK .......April ..
Cleared.

Steamship Sea Gull Lester, Baltimore, ]. q. SrsM
Steamship Tsrlfa (Br) Langands Liverpool Z. Cunard
Steamship Liberty, Taylor, Philadelphia
& Co.
Ship ]. Baker. Pratt, Acapulco, Merchant Crornan.
Ship Magdaene Br.) Hencks Queenstown for orders, @.
Lung
Bark Judah Cappe Dutch swh Maranhsm and Ceas L.
A. Amsinck.
Bris Ceres r), Wilson, Demerars via Norfolk, Brett,
Son 4 Co.
Brig Fannie Lincoln Collins Csrienss, Miller Hong ghtou.
Brig Samuel Lindsay, Wilson, Guantenamo.
Brig How ard, Smith, Havana. J. Z. Ward Co
Brig Alex Nichols, Rosebrook Apaachcoa Young Car
Bra Mary Lester (Br.l, Crimes St, john N B., B. T.
sGsr Morton (Br). Goucher St. Johns NJ B., D. g. Do
scnr ieesraph Foote, Providence. Thsyer Sargent.
Ssght. ' e "'
schr. Carlton johnson, Nassau, J. Douglass,
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Easter Church Elections.

A number Of the churches of New.YOrk and
vicinity held their Easter elections yesterday They
resulted % follows:
Christ. Episcopal Church. Fth.svs and Thirty It..
ismes Dixon John II. Rucke, Adon Smith, jr., Moses
Chamberlain, Randolph N. Cooley, Henry a. "ilnerdns
Christian Zabriskie, jr, Jscob Lansing
81 John's Church Broohlyn-Wsrdens-A lfred Emanuel
J. B. Beers: ve.trymsn-ouo Ro,ton, D. I. psnpinetos
William Nelson, Charles Bachelor john c. Davis.
Church Of the Messiah, BrOoklyn.-wssdens,EJo s. s.
Mackay, John 3. Wilson, ysstry @en-JSHn h.lssy, M
c. Perry Alexander Agar Samuel H. Moore. franklin Bell
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Passengers Arrived.

Evening stsr-F EAsns p II. Pandorf Miss Kate NJ: w.
Russell II. HIrch Cen L. Thom', Col Compton and lady
bers, M and Mira j. H. Nye, Miss l. Brnd.y Mr. and MRS
c. q. Knowlton, u: Brown IT,, Mr. Hgrdi, Mr. shelton
Whiting C. @. shenks: H. L. Johnson, r; HssenbStt%om, q
Mrs Randolph u. Dayis, Z; Abel, Z; i,,h, Q. T. Nc
Cormck Mr. Warner j. @. Williams c. II. Willams A. q.
BURNETT j. Lly Mrs Freidveaur, Joseph Fze, G. Fze, z.
Thomp,on, Mr. and Mrs NJ. J; Farrell T. Cunon, +; d.
frost. two children and servant br aud Mrs L. X. Barnett
and dau,h,er and 10 In 2d cabin.
FROM LIYERPQQk-lR lieamshlp City Of RaIls-Mias
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Lilly Allen and maid Miss Ssssh D. Lyle Miss Hsywsrh.
Miss =. Bses Miss Mast Miss Dswkius Misc Clsrksos No
children. Mrs Doke snd child. Mrs w1e, ms. Cowsn. Mr.
Wikie, r. @. D. Collins. Jas Baxter, nf Mors, ITO, A
Cette, J. Everett II. Ol1fea. John Rivers Henry DesS
Cspt. McDaned, Master w. Rice. Mr. sl,ire Mr.. Drry
h;r. HOwlden, Z. holbooke. s.. Bew,, O. w sste. NJ
Giyen Mr.. Goldschmiit Chas Dodls, A. Sell, c. Nude
Johann Hansen, Justice Multn, t. II. Canpland, H. "
Bands H. s. Watts Etlclbert Watis, Peter Dswkins John
Ross, John Doyle Mr. Reid Mr. Buer NJ. Beteusn, Th's
SALMON, aud esJ in steerage
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
THB MORRIS INSURANCE RECEIvERsHIP.-In

IHK NIUKKIS INSUHANCE IEOEfF nnouF' "
the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, Justice In
graham rendered decision in the ebove matter. de-
cding ths. Mr.. Hackett was rightly appointed re-
ceiver and that Mr. Stansburys action in the ms''sS
placed him in contempt. bnt relieving him non .ns @
penalty the ground that. as laymen no uouiu ~
vice that the second order was improperly g.shtoo;
Meanwhile compromise has been enec.eu W rs
both Mr.. Stansbury and Mr. Hacke.., .uo pnaosnts6
in their place, and orders to that effect have been en-
er ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
r,xvn vop VIOLATING THE HEALTH ORDr.

SAycg.-Tnomas Mccarthy and Michasl Desmond
dirt cartmen were yesterday arrested for violating the
ordinance lately enacted by the Board OF Health 'hey
hay pg dumped their loads on the pier at the oS os
~ ssyoortst instead OF on the sSows as directeo ~
,bs Hoard. The men were fled O. each By JaSl0a
Lsdwith.