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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

ho frs Aoor or Nos Isl and IeG vcr occ~ri " william
Terwileer iron safe manufacturer Loss stock by wafer
about e3O) Jnsi ted
he basement OF No l5. was occupied by Wiim llor'l
CO., hecLsnt. al sonlZe lskeis lOss abOG q, 100
No insurance.
Tie otter trndnrs were owned by A. 5 Euas, and are
damaged amount OF 2fy JnsgCd in city Compute.
Tie Buildings Mo- and B-tioid-st a1joinng the ahoi
are occupied by HAL Labsch orlau bll lers boss 90
STOCK by about O. 90 IslIed fo 0JJr ne BOaeIy.
City. Globe Weston and A~c' ic Companies
TIE Police from iho IweI eirlth AID ADJOINING Irecllts
under TIC command Of Cart Dickson present bu- tie
caaso m'nlo-od above materially ghtclel their Labor ~
keeping nc ciost Lack from the vicinity Of the Ase
FIRE IL sPgING-sT.
Shortly before 4 O'Clock on Wednesday morning e
fra wCs d. covered Ia the sCkelouse tcacd 0 pork
packing este h ueH of Med4y Co.. No ~ spfinl-st Il
oxtneushed by the nemea. Loss by o water
about zoo Insured.
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Passenger Arrived.

FRUH SAW NNAI-In es-osl san savadofA Berne, ani
iiy n T.. ll rsol. J. A. lloyd X O. Lever DE end eay Ma
~crV .r. OL1res C. C1Itd-r Ns Grew. lls LIT ed Mia
rfr D L.laiiffl4 d. L. !q-e ls p r.-oi A Moore, A
os-pr ay M- Penney J. h. Iowre .lrs b. Marsh md
81 ,l 40. ifr Die. D. w. Sa.rs a1i lmiy. 4 j.
Nu Blie. 81. -. Watson Mr.. Cour end iwo N iTen Misc ~
D. I-a q. : hlr.Lli I'D a1y Ar baey child lnd ervsut
sui f. i llg. ls Noble, j. a. Ent vs.. H. hac-y, }.
S. N.drA 10 j. nit j. g. krvsnah Cslor NJ p. Goodwin
a. t. t ari .ly, (1qt bol.s C. A. Nical ID Galley, H. T.
. Id three ciarer, Dr. Ntnglan aat lacy. {. Apfcc nd
adF 49, Pr -,ou hrs ouee end free children, ha G. ~
A. j. liars AID dy, As = D. su and three ON aren
o. o. Ni.iusol G. ". Lawrence, A. W lnge-so. james g.
sLefnsn Weed a. J. OILS A p BOYD s. D. Van Eess T.
HcC Gibbs. a.. Wiley Grarr A. Van Has
seion ). Wa,sou, j. Freco, NJ H. Williams, d. OConae sad
PROF. uAFANA-In steamship FaaieG. H. cus. p August
oe af h % J. J. Marcy b Bur- wife two chi drtn and SEW u
r. Pgeo., D. b. Fisher A. Oaa, H. Ncssco, H. benmat Mis- A.
i and children J. ". Perry s. LLOYD =. sor ). Cso D..
.aiJ a. bsgl0. vie ard Child >. Goune, Y. -ns a. PaTy
NIs Eli.it y. safo,d A. o. Nae a. g. Bus arnale, D.
o. l hro N Nixon a. fIrsals eud idy, H. +. I~-
o. LacArne L. h0-l-ue Terry. H. Terry, J. heuey,
Mn james N1. Francisco y. Lestlr II. T. Mc
l ID fz A. Hsr A. Cfon. wife rrd- Children J. J. Us
Wrilc O. Goiosu-ky Williams, C. h. torl, NJ d. tcr',
d. Smith, DIN Esrz C. g. lead J. Chp1a3 NJ Dix - Zee.
81 hctel. ROBINS, j. -tsrrrtt, !. B. Buell. j. T. lce-
a1er fir eel fsdv H. Ni1kLr and lady.
fBOM LIVERPOOL AND QiEENSIOWN--in ths s'ear''i g
~ Wolf family ard fefrcut Nathan heceT W kte
Coin H. qowbaee alrs Harrison L. Cuit, L. Luf0n is
Ivn p. and 80 i1 tho
FROM WILMIS6TON-ln stesm,hip e w Lord-J. F. Rodmsn
Par.al lady j. kyne g.. W. Lawrerce Ms Ayo. Q IT,
Rora Daley Lieut. A. r. McNaif Bis Williams, H. > Potter,
DIT ooi.a aul otAefs in thc sieerase. -
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Eud ~ the shipwriGhis' stTiLe-Failure o
the Btrihcr. aud Triumph 81 the Cnpi
InIists.

Thestrike Of the shipcapenters shipcaulkers, and
n persons mpycl In tie shpyardI here has practically
ended b. tie return work OF many OF the mechanics and
hy an agreement OF representing tie strikers who s
a out Yesterday that useless continue the move
mont Which Il VIII be remembered, was not NORMALLY
m higher wngcs bat FOR reduction Of the hours OF labor
from ten 70 eight he caalkert the carpenters say did not
keen faith with tem Of the carpenters who were
suong the leaders o. tie strike IN the peghhhs AD1h
ooeS g. the strkers did not get work to do their own
1ceoupt a. aocI companies II is reported, took action
against o ,trse very few any o. The hipbuders would
consent TO employ eight hoaIa day under any esn
stances and Notwithstanding tie very liberal support B'ea
tc strike BIZ trades unions here and elsewhere tleio Wa no
prospect WAroYor OF its sucoes Inc suPw5sns Stptu
work more tlu TWO months ago. Their resolutions cAlg Ga
employers reduce hOurs Of labor % egt Mlsuolt
% cOmpansa ion adopted 90 tie ~ dy OF p ns
Tie wages these reuics earned averaged abot u day
and making allowance Tor Dad weather aEd other lndcFnees
s fair estimate tler l06ts IN coat neloe OF we tt4Ne
and tie lotc. u Others who supported iAe ~ ~ ~.
II is difficult ascertain tie numbers OF INC -
bat there were some A0ulnds OF tneh lIe INJURY I" 'Ae
chipping Interests Of the city has been immense
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,s,.ap sarsior King Norfolk, City Point aud shm0nd g.
geurckrn p P1'more
stusiap AI5easre Boue Norfolk City Point Rieimoni Liv-
ln-ton, Fox a Co.
s,-sr,shir Persia l3r.l. Lott Liverpool. L. Cunard.
iri-1 sherwood Portland H. r. lF1r1Tel 4 20
Springer. New Bedford Ferguson W od
Steanship Moro Castle. Aiaus Havnua, Cannon Allen
stcsuisaip Bu.elo. Jones' Philadelphia
Ersndhcrd iDutchb De all Amsterdam and iiotiefls
ssls Tatesa (Dach ysyheler Asreai5o Maitland Phelps
Bari I.-rltus fHrl Read. Lisbon, u. T. W. Meyer.
BARK Csaro Lzpoitac.on spa tces bsceona, Peasant
BIO 1890.
Messieano Auft. Floo Glasgow. Slocosch smith
Bf.1 Pine BAN, Cork for orders 4. r. bu4ley
Biz jane Ncir. Futor. Cow BAY, II. J.. pfNoA O..
Bris Aiusa fbr.l. Pot, hin lston, JAM b. y Small Co
Bus Firm fBr). L. M4-sudsr. Labrador Siona8 Ldyc
Bhg Rival BIB Cores sydney {. B., Dinwi ia.e
BIf M8r land BTl Harding Gov Bay. O. b. j. l. Ovefton
schr kslly fsIesh ibfI Coca Sligo Mct oily q Marsh
Schr Hsnns (Bf Lo.asous Belize VIA Janaee A H. Solomon
schr Bockofd BE- Landry Bsse iisrbef J. D. Dealy
schr LOYAL Scranton Low den Savannah Young Cowan
scbf D. n Burnett Noosey. Chareston.
schr William an James Gutter, Richmond Racket, IookeT
1sylor. ne. &C -, rtr,-,-,, p c..
s,hr Thomas Rosom, Bely, new Haven Racket Iooker
schr =. ,. Palmer Pgluer, Baltimore Bentley smith Z Co.
Sch. Pacific lnges. Georgetown, :. G., Dorer foler Co
S.oap Active HTocaEay, Middleton.
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eated tls proposed tip Of ar fox 70 Europe IL the
iroal afanonouah The Government not far IRON
$1,000 $40 will be required FOR the payment OF tue oheet
aud crew Of alone, rse b. not longer tan az
months
IT, me Editor of The " y Di5HHe
SIR This Bit of flstan has gone the rounds OF the
papers about long enough deserve attention aud beg 70
occupy enough OF your space the facts Of the cass
The squalron yng h8g European vates being barb
N sufficient TO protect maritime Interests IN time OF peacs
M oone time of such been for months fast in-
~ the Secretary Navy ordered certain other yes.
M including the monitor Mantonomah across the AT.
,apc This latter vessel going into commission and beng
eady for sea Of abou the time when Mr. Fox had counted 90
% n roe TO take the first vacation he has had since ihs
var began hcdccded 70 in her egaS As 1000. *
tlv . each and al the officers. That j. Inc Whoe story
IN coats the Government not cent more nor les wiener
M Fox goes or stays home and the Only euerehc ila-
g. M h fho difference between the price OF passt 80
m rarsr anl wha, 81 ~ the Captains moss on ths
ci A 10 the vorage OF tie Ai,u.onomdh Lerseh
ret hat the oxc she win make IL inrope, sud ne
@ fseirr that VIII be created n krs Dy Ter special Yiss
e. he v1rr- of tie Neya VII 20 coun here as repayhg
hurdrefod the expense incurred By keeping hes In comm
sion
Me- Yo-s C.e, May 90 1890
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pn..cngere sailcd.

Yor bxHRPoGL- Lteamsaip PeaNis' LsyioP / Ni,ws9
60 Ne. si,s south ne'e. h,S a. ~. 80 y,
w. rfal' AID New York ss Luther B'adsh ~ So
i5r Jr M. sry sardil, New Yort jane T. s,.n rnnade
gtit Itor 6 ose Ny olss9i Ml' NnI'n NsW v
Vcn Llw-cuce Johnson, Hovsrd j. johnson Ae1endcI
phlrs uobe H. Iebbciton Phaiela bisrqh Of LONE I'D
l'nd ns .efFan non H.'hoI aii nv =. <i' $780, ~
''s,eser Nov lorA W G. bi.rlae, aceplli L'c9.d h9l'
81 iits Coiin. pd dl5sher' Philadelphia; NJ end Mrs
~ ~. II fs-.I I : So,-rf ~ ms 4 NJ
NJ a D. ing ssl. Nr a,d 5r, ha A. ln enid and ryuqi New
and eia 81 Louis ,ir AID Mrs T. g. Wiaas Mrs Williams,
~ Toe Ssb. NM V1 Srderen M.- T. C. sampson T. Ven
Srt sl. Edward mps broosyr M ana Mrs j. r se.lor
s. hr .ni Mr, W. 10 ti.ss Cit inaa 1ir am Ni, h. e.
. s ,ciT ~ w. N, AID H., NJ q FsaS = ". e. r.
Ha o. Joepa Teyo. Liverpool. y. tarnes Mobile Fred
Ns9es,e hag. i-ai.sa rs2ae'lta Ss seS I =
Len e e ',aas ~ u ~ sn4 i " 1 ,ts ,1s Sl
Mss is-r ise james nehsm Mc Caghora ssscnnahi
s'rscr n s., n b. oaer scseer n ~ ~ b; Randy,
llnes,i. ONO, lh. Bi1-ser NeN. orb j. ~ Co.rmsn'
N'i t,s swc Ms. iesie ac ll. Ma.y Arnee Bohsr Ne.
~, ~ ,r S,,. " y . ss,a.l c.rs ,e. h. M,f8sid B.
s'.eiy 3I and Mrs b. fE'bsaco Mis- ice Sr'mme5 Mss
Mckay aal ial1eraut .r leuan' A. =. Flntii r. Planca
r IN -.e an, S-Iy d b wcIeT H., ~ Bc-isqi1 b. s F.r
.aso.. Mr srd Mrs D. j. Mic'E Wr T9npu. l. Lehman
-st W --s n sits 5iiss Be-tsa " Chapman y y Rev @.
F.,r. tra1s y H.. D. r. Eawsrds Phil H. c jarrett y.
lion Rardo Ja lay and wife, Mater Rand Th Clay, ftLi
ieer James lu. f. b. Co97eI.E J. Chs'ooe'.ie ~ yonp
New SUM- aad ohh Pei Nj era Me N{r LiyetPoo ,iI,
tee chi ir,n no .rryni Ml.s 81 i.l y.
to- n p 'sge n''' la3uIi ,,o Foe G. eirap
T. " D @ D ~ y III I-i q Pst5S' I e, q y Warser.
i,l Clceu r. l. LlcaAoTs, Hayalsi W. Bikes, C. WI a
FOR utyANi-In s'cslah'p Moro CaseI. A. Dc ineiss
fl., H-.ots Ur Ch.se ney end ady Lspnosa h.uue
ic,rc d h'ros j. dr Lsfrs D.. W. palypPe D.csa An
taref p tro'a-, r. G0lzes H. J. Oiycira. A. Ien-Hdet
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COUgT-GEEEgAL TERM-Euumerated
caendar-Nos g. % 81 81 % TO A. 800 20 10 20 80 CE
crn-PART INos. So a05 lll5 30 80, ~ ~ W.,
1894 1897 1888 1881. 1875 1901. l1Ol 81 ~ ~ g13 .Ii
PART II-N0s. 1890 SEC 1905 if55 ~, CO.. l25 i2 ~
~ Coo sle 1921 Geo. 1872 ~. 100 %, iU,' ia CHAN
BIRs-N0s. 81, e. 100 l- re, ll1 100 ISL is. iF2
SUPERIOR COURT-PART Mo- 2OJj, l421, ~,
935 1858 1917 1872 2l 9O55 2l3 @il. 2i3. @ii5 1iil,
gfsg PART II-NOs 2iOi 24tO 20iO l5Ji ia 2J0 Pee,
aIJC 26s2 1893. SAP. l51. 1890 2J@6. 80.
COrRT or COMMON PLEAs--PART L-Nos l"5l,
553 1872 lsa 1865 1916 SIS 1892 1853 TO 1851 g. lJl.
Pact I-NOs 1853 Is. l. 10 lss2, 1885, III ssV lli<
1G-j 95G. 1871. 1906 57t. 1903.
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THO r.rrI. VIC Maraer-nernars rrie.,.

l. may be relnambe-cd llat Frank Ferris was tried,
convicted and sentenced 10 dch o. o February term o. tae
Court - General Sessions by Rcogaor Hodnia in ist5 i
was proved lie trial ia tte prisoner vio living on
bad terms with MS wife, dashed out her brains with an
TIC testimony c1ucig vc aud overwhelming ana Do N
sentenced fo b. executed flc following .h DAY of Apl
His compel VIZ J. KoL,z.rg suiJ IL Au'lcn. obtfrct o
sta OF execution oi te purpose Of an or o. thc lug r
Courts which been respite of 40 months 90 no
prisoner Wednesday fuai decso1 ua8 rendered ~ mo
Courf Of ppos refusing rca ftL motion " he i'lo
n few rs lo res nte-ct, cad unless te Governor later
80. - e...'fd
Iefrurl IrIerF. COuFi''ft - Hrr~T Hffr1'
Oh The Isl a. Jalury urcr Circumstances % petuAi
q,rorit. hl also been refused tl and AL he le.
.eutcnced ai L.r same tilc.
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Steamship Losass OBJ ghouou Li.sed May 20 Va oaerns
lion Co. Ihs light olstory winds and fine woa.he tie clfe
steamship E.so Lawrence Ravens toe M in q 2 M With
rnde and pasa Gasl Alien jone TO- - miles o. Jupiter
Lshtiie.e steamship Columbia, he' ID aF@nl June ~
q mile Of stef, passed schooner bound N showing blue
sssaship iaes, Parish, Norfolk With md.e. TO Livingston
sr,a.lip C. W LsId Ward. wnn.a7,on y. g. 7lia.rs va
ffyns Pan sho9 WIN e md ps.s to C. GOOD 'ee Iap1IE
ship Pcp7ns (Au,- Dia,oua, London G. dy' with rse to
SOFT D n Wsgea gr,a Jsie-s' Issaop 9 d. viii ia'E
be fs7s &C 1lle seiius 20 '-- ~. ll ~ lo.. y ,"
nori aa s,ief -y ~ islt 3 l .oa b. ' is" s-hoone
bsk Rena ds Sud alsenl wcess Loldon April via Tayl
Bss n Cloud mes Liverpool . days ndse g. Me.cs,i
psnraa Haal westerly winds NJ 70 q Tie passagc
Bug Lbcrs, Norw.j Aldciioa, Calz >. days viii vines &c
Bs Wssse oi Portland alo.l Pllne c.da % l.'s with iroa
Bsis xa-ge Conway, Aariaws isd'yt uia lde' &C. ojF
,r.-. fPr.,) s.,srr--u ,a-, s. with hp 70 o.ier
Brr -iss OF lserpos a slefa fo'.'' T. H. - 81
si.h u...sa 20 q. WlsHL = Co. s.ea co-iI '.i pa =
New YORK inc :. Ef,ad Curry. fog Sow - aurf b. is
aaiiy Sos,e' -, ~, ,s 't .ec fo Ne,.Yo-s
big hbr Dasi, a. ParrboF' y So Davis Cow Bay i dye
setr ssdsa,a ID i,5ogue, n 50, Ba, lIiz ds's vl
Scr ssrai fh nendeisoa Boy days with 90 p.
ssf Abei N,,on, Terry, osose,ovn 8 c. sd'y' ri o,vd
ssir J. A Cbsn-befaia Sou. Vfrais
sehr O q. saael ILion lirsinis.
sesf yh2ma. Jglrri,.s, XIV r. , i5.isia
s.hr M--i.l jsns yenes osorssios-. d. a.
Gem. Powell, Ma-nzsa. 10 days, UA noisssss e D. b
ssbi lsn Rah Bonioa Aux Cages VI, Grand Tn 70 iys with
ss6r casis sa -. Ia PrespS with spar. Snow Richard
sets Belle winmore Ellsworth viii luulei 70 s. r. Moyhow
sen hlns Al-a, ff'n.t hlaes.l WIN stone
selr sysesicI taiey Coleman, Taunton
sxs. saces Hale brdssD0.s
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uec.inu OF the Commis.iooer. of Emigration

The Commissioners of Emigration held special
meeting yesterday O'Clock. the PTcsicni Mr.
yoranck occurring She Chair Tie minutes Of two previous
meetings were road ana approved.
DESIGNATION Nd ipruINrMENT.
Or SciCIng Was appOii no tolslng liy scian az WARTS
Island vice Dr. Cox re-ncdto attend % The same dui.s
and receive the compensation heretofore allowed Dts
PREDECESSOR namely. $1,000.
TvTEEes CO2lpANfT9
VI KAUFMAN stated ttli be had seem within four days
some ucrauts compelled % the railroad express cor
ries when they had friends 20 the Garden raHY take their
baggage away gratis Tic charges 10 such cases we've 30
cents.
Mr. CAsrT said 10 wa vcrT Tf'sonnte price, a. ont
SIDE eIpreson onen charged g. Or taking passenger
20 Twcntvseyent.st I4lues who bad friends would come
bin he would guarantee tiat they would Do permitted ~
receive their baggage
mo natter was lien referred TO ttc Castle Garden Com
Httce.
TE0pERTy or DECEASED EinGaANrs.
Mr. OCORNAS stated iiat Dr. bad received letter ron lf
land concerning property belonging 90 PASSENGER WHO
dica Co. tlo ca Dip Virginia. IT.. question seemed 10 De M
Wle tht property aiora M token charge nj ~ tte Com
missioner h the ir.i Irisraut all socctv Tic mat
also referred to ho Casio Garden COMMITTEE
UOePIrI At DrNEinb.
communication reed asking appropriation for
hospital at DGuklrr which referred O. committee coz
sisIng OF Mclsr. L0lirc' ald Cunning
VISIT 10 VALDsfsLATD.
Committee from the Irish Eug=int Aic Society then nc
comptfed the Com.nli1nags visit Go ire bulnra ai
WARDS Isifnt. Ills wha thr hllll Y .ld was highly
gratifying ~ all who took part iu b.
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oae Eeio, Of The y. J. Trbaaa
SIR: ] admire tie grounds you have taken IN
regard The Excise Law but there should be step taken in
another direction. allude present system The Bakers
have Of bread making Now ifhquor Kills many ruins many
wlocana7 how many somacs disabled by this connection
that some boxers fc ior brcad' Blessed e that baker WHO
make, good Bread and blessed those that cat t This man
know not Yours respectfully HlFphA
Nrr yerI June 10 isN
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No rtin.crpr-l "a ErooLI,n.

Tie report that tha Rndepcst had broken ont IN
the stables of brooklyn from totally different
1e,, nearly avavs prevalent there viz pieuro pnolmonil.
That tie Endcrpes Of Europe houl have run tic stringent
blockade nat uron H. escape detection eevlcrc aud then
break ort III TIE dsls stables OF B-Olkyn Wlee no IN
r.o cows are 70 be found SIN ply absurd. P.eure pneu
mopin the siWayf exists there either 10 Atehi
r active form and at periods makes 500 havoc ln ~
The ters though from aCcmation o. Is not n fatal ~
tho freshly imported disease proved among The herds u
Chenerg and otAers Massachusetts feW years asu
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Porto RICO.
Extensive ConGsgraiiOn-Tbe Town Of Mars.
guez in sshes-suddea Death Of shc Amexi-
ram Cousul,

By the arrival atth pcr, Wednesday morning Of the
brig Venetian from Ponce p r. We learn that fire broke
out May %, Mayaguez p. r., destroying great pass
Of the town. An American an-ofwar lying in port sens
$50 men ashore assist in extnguishng the flames Lose
not ascertained.
Mr. James C.. Gallagher, q. s. Consul at Ponce, die1
very suddenly at that place NAV g. in an spoplee lit.
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sTRsvGLEp HrMsFIF IN sTATIoN-HouSE GILL
On Tuesday night illus sonwarJ Baye of Gerrany ased
32years. was arrested by Cfeer Magnre Of tie Twon
second Precinct FOR being drunk AID dordery On ,o' cell
NJ ,oton ~ ne Sfat0n-houss and consi ySrd 49,
T,v on Wodpesdav morning the ,doormal fennd n yi.S
dead mon the floor of bis cell he having tae sct
iae III ,wiuo He is supposed 20 lave cy1D oroaor nAx
liz. leboring nnder fl ~ deirum tscmsns ''
ham no,ifed 10 hoif
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUSE E.-Before
judge SANLTY.
aiINNnG

ENLISTMENT OF MINORS
In re the habeas corpus Of Michael Carney.-This
was the discharge OF minor who lad enlisted IN
the United States Tho reatOr not being ready with
their vimesses asked pOs.p0nement. Mr. Courtney the
DscA tornov moved quasi the writ the ground that
the affidavit Of tho onsing under the act OF Con
ress conclusive The declined 70 hear the az cussloa
nniH the whole matter could brought regularly before him
Mr. Anhon for rcalOr q. Courtney United States Dis
tiictAttorney, opposed.
s the snIreme Court Chambers before Justice lngrnhan;
Tic same question arose Yesterday the matter OF Isaac j.
DupuT Peter Ddpuy his father applied fI his dschafse on
tho ound that the bow boug under Is had enlisted without
his consent In this iieGen. Buterheld produced e
boy and made return that according his enlistment papers
he was over t. The Court directed proof be aken and
the proof directed the boy 10 BE- discharged -
s. j. Cook for rclaior; Mr.. Phelps, Assistant Z. ;.
District AttOruey tor the Government.
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lime H. io st g. long o. The steamship Iorna passed
cs ner tsur poad 10 b. off a ~ Nsti1 al Co bond T.
Jane H. United State maaowsr g. It, ~ %, long ~ .,
steering
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BORT Uar0cn'6 Noiirc.


PORT-WAHDEs5 OFTIcT, 40. % W!lsns.
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance Win sec
ton otie oct passed APR H. 81 entitled Ar act % he
or,ante WGrdens Ote tho Port Of New loT 70 Ell PEI
interested IN hyl! charge or the subject maer OF such
iuquiry survey tat the following vessels now
unoer by the Port Wsrdcn That the said
examinations Wi be completed within days siceelns i
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schr Wing Of the Morning Lnssn dsys with 10 C.
SwnR
Scar. Collins Bayle' Ptisdeiphia for Proyihenco
schr Fanny Fern sanders lli.4deI la iof Providence
schr. hate Steven Providence
Sear. - :, Tyler. hitDl lr n aence Tor Londout
Sclr uumo, Baker New London
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
TIE STATE OF EUEOPF.

MoLDO. APPALACHIAN AFFAIRS - TBB ELECTION OF
PRINCE CHARLES AND WHAT FOLLOWED IT--A Ro-
MANTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH THE
OTHER POWERS AUsTRIAs DILEMMA - ITALY
AND GARIDALDI-RNTHUsiASM OF TIE PEOPLE,
WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH TIKI VOLUNTEER
DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS TO AVERT WAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

:. AuG's HgHRmAs. Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-26
A Dreadful Calamity-Two Young Ladies
Found Dead in q Vault.

One of the most shocking and lamentabe
casualties we were ever called upon to chronicle,
says the Louisville Journal OF the 10th, occurred
Yesterday afternoon. About hafpast o'clock,
Miss Jennie Brown, daughter of DR.. W. w.
Brown, residing ON Madison street, a few doors
below Eleventh street, together with Miss Sale
Hart, young lady spending the day with her,
left the parlor, and their absence was not noticed
by Mrs. Brown until lady caller, about an hour
and half subsequently, went to the prVy. and
returning, told Mrs. Brown that there was no
floor in the out house. Mrs. Brown Immediately
suspected the dire calamity that had betallen
her daughter and friend, and gave the alarm
As soon as possible. and after considerable trou-
Bile, the bodies of the unfortunate young girls
were taken from the horrible pit in which their
happy lives we're sacrificed.
Mss Brown was eighteen years OF age, and was
to have been married very soon. MISS Hart was
a yeal older than her friend, and boarded win
her mother at Mr.. Moores, on Broadway. Mrs.
Hart was absent from the city on days visit to
friend living few miles in the country. Both
were prepossessing young ladies, and great
fayortes with their circle OF associates. Coroner
Gill held an inquest upon the bodies, and YER
dict was returned in accordance with the facts.
The dreadful fate of these young girls points a
| moral which should carry horror to every house
| hold in the city, and which should inclte the
| municipal authorizes to an investigation OF the
| safety Of a thousand structures similar to that
| in which this tragedy occurred. This clubhouse
| was q common weatherboarded thing, set over
| a circular brickedup vault some thirty feet In
| depth, and about halt-dlled. In RAINY weather
| this vault used to fill up aud then overflow INTO
| the cellar OF the house. This however, had not
| long since been remeded by the proprietor OF
| the premises. The floor of the house rested upon
| thin board, Just resting upon the sides OF the
vault and had evidently dry-rotted until, IN
| falling, the whole 1oor with its living irelgnt,
passed INTO the vault below. Originally the
| structure should not have been tolerated. IL
| was unsafe when first built