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/ The North German Lloyd steamship deutschland,
Captain Neynaber, from Bremen the lath Via South
ampion the 22d ut, arrived at This port last even
ing. She brings two days later mails than those
previously announced.
The Belgian Chamber OF Representatives adopted
proposal OF N. CUTLERY suspendng until the list Of
March $780, the enforcement Of any judgments that
| have been or may he passed eOndtmnins persons to
Imprisonment for debt
The Project Of Milan issued PROCLAMATION on the
10Th ult. threatening TO adopt severe measures in
case the disturbances should be renewed. Several
editors of popular journals were arrested. The
people, weary of the tumuts, rendered frequent
assistance to the authorities IN the execution OF
their duty.
1t was expected that at the Consstory which was
to be held on the 25th nit. Monsignori Ferrario,
Pacca Chigi, Faicinelli, Valerga, Ganei and pos
sbiy also Monsianori Randi, Sagretti, De Merode
and Ricci, would be named cardinals
The King OF Prussia, in inaugurating the port Of
Happens for the navy OF the North German Confed-
Grafton, said:--
Ny late lamented brother long ago originated the
plan OF constructing harbor vessels of war on
the German coast. Now we have achieved II through
The cooperation OF my federal ally, the Grand Duke
of Oiuenburg. Had 1t NOT been Tor his German pa
rriotc feeling the execution of the WORK would ave
been impossible, | look forward with Cheerful, con-
hehce 10 the iurtner development and TO the future
OF our young German navy.
In pursuance OF an understanding with the gov
ernfnents OF England, France and Italy, the Bey of
runs mas issued decree ordering that n commits
sion, COMPOSED OF French and Turisian officials
snail be entrusted under international control, with
the reception OF certain revenues and with their lust
distribution among the creditors OF the Tunisian
government.
The Paris correspondent OF the london D1Ry
NetoS, writing under date of the 2oih june says
that press prosecutions are daily reported Yester-
day two provincial papers were sentenced one at
Nancy to 1,o00f fine for attack on NJ Vandal the
Pos'maser General; another at Vaence TO @ 700f
nhe or the old familiar charge of inciting to the
hatred and contempt &C. Three more prosecu-
curons are announced ana the Home ONCE is seiz.
ing papers wholesale Here is a list OF yesterdays
seiznres:-Jounatd De Geaeue, Vienna freadeablon.
London Ah1enBu1l, Courier de pEurope Frank
fort, The HfShnaaa Pau MAJ Budget, Weeklg Times
Weetty ReUieo, New York Datyy Tri0,tlae New
York Semi Weekly Tribune and New Orleans Mesc7su-
ceoe In addition. instead Of getting papers at
night, they are only delivered, as q rule at twelve
O'Clock next DAY.
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ENGLAND.
An English Opinion of American Neutrality.
From the London Star. June DOL

IRON the London Star, June D.
Inc united states government appears to be pro-
ceeoilg with vlgor to enforce It's neutrality in the
cuban contest. 1t mas not only stopped one sus-
pc.ous ship, but has caused some members or a
CUBAN committee to be arrested as well as persona
VINO were engaged IN recruiting for the insurgents
In Baltimore and Richmond late telegram in.
fOrnis US that the Attorney General approves
or these arrests. This very sactory
because II the law officers OF government
do not approve OF the measures necessary to
DRIFT INTO awkward complications. The more vigor.
ousy the laws are put IN force at the outset of tire
struggle the more easily viii pubic opinion be led In
the Ilsht direction. In America, as IN England,
there ID naturally much sympathy for nation fipht.
Ing Tor freedom. in the United States the cause OF
the patriots OF the South American republics was most
warmly upheld and the administrations OF those DAYS
mad much difficulty with prvateers and expeditions
OF one kind ana another The Cuban struggle Is the
old battle renewed against the same enemy IT.
therefore, the botneaded youth OF the great towns
near only one side of the question they VIII he very
apt to Volunteer TO aid the Cubans The sooner they
perform To her neighbors quite incompatible with
expe iitons and the use OF privateers the
better. Neutrality IL not likely TO exist
where Ii Ia not enforced. Where the laws are not.
strong enough to enable the government 20 nam.
tain the policy they ought at once 20 be amended
Our lawyers ana statesmen may benenciay watch
the result OF the proceedings which have been nsti-
tued Ia America; for the statute dea ing with the
SUBJECT, IL may be remembered, Is much the same as
our own ana III this case II Is being put IN motion
against Individuals as well az against ships. The
cause may form useful precedent. AT ali events
the polcy Is worthy OF commentator and initiation
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SPAIN.
Speech of Marshal serrnno After Being
Created Regent.

With the creation of the constitutional power
which you nave detgned to conGde TO me, and which
j gratefully accept, new period OF the revolution
or september commences. The epoch OF grave
dangers has passed away and another OF reorgap ga.
ton commences, lii which we have nothing to fear
except " may be from our impatience our dstrust
or our eXaggerations. We nave first raised the
stone which weighed upon Spain, and we have al.
forwards constituted her under the monarchcal
form, traditional with our people, but surrounded
WIN democratic Institutions. The moment has now
arrived to carol and consolidate the conquests real
neo, and TO foftliy the authority which 49, the pro-
lection Of all rights ana the shield OF all social inte
rests, strengthening, at the same time, our diolO.
matte relations with tue other Powers The enter
prise Is difficult for my weak 20 wers but your high
wisdom the decided adhesion OF all the sea and land
FORCES, the vigorous patriotism of the citizen m a.
ana tie sensitive and noble spirit OF regenerated
nation Inspire me with confidence In the results
from the post OF honor to which you have elevated
me DO not see political parties. | see only the e5-
sentlal code, which Is obligatory on all, aud me
the Brst aud which will be Obeyed and respected by
ALI see our be owed country for stability
ana repose as sue is eager for progress and liberty
F!nauy see as supreme aspiration IN the fu filment
OF my honorable trust the end OF an interregnum
curing wIlch the constitution of the State VIII he
practtsed sincerely and l0yaiy; individual rights
VIII De exercised peacefully and orderly: our credit
VIII ne augmented both IN and out OF SPAN, and
liberty ne extended upon the firm base OF moral ana
material Ofder, 50 that the monarch whom the
CORES CONSTITUENCIES may hereafter elect may COM
mence MS reign prOsperOusly and happily for the
country, to winch have consecTated all my anxi-
cues All my Watchiuness and my whole existence.
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sehr Charles NORMAN, Van Psn from New York for

Portland O.
schr Nelson Hail. Jones New YORK for Portland,
schr Harriet, Crowley. from New York for Calais
schr Evelyn, Burger, from New York for stamford.
schr WIN II Bowen, Reynolds from New YORK for Provi
dence
schr Charles Bentley, Raksr from New York for sos-
ton.
Schr 8 Bckmore, Barter from New York for Boston.
schr Editor. Knight from New York FOR New Hsveu
schr Long Island, - from New Yors for Whtc.tone IL
schr Helen, iioene, from New YORK FOR Saybrook.
Sehr Victory. Fish from New York for Nosnk.
Schr Flash. Fish, from New York Tor Nosnk.
Sehr Mary Horie, Berry from sew YORK for Noank.
Sohr Annoy, Knapp, from Now York for Noank.
Schf HE'D Wing, DAVIS from New urk for Noans.
sehr John Comstock Keeney, from New YORK for New
London.
schr Elisha Baker, Jerome, from New York for New
London.
schr Chancellor, Ferguson New York for New Lon
don.
sehr Clark Stocking, New York for Middetown
O..
schr Empire, Matthews, from New York for Dishton.
Schr Gen Marion, Poland from New York for Rock,and
Schr Milton, Raymond, from New York for Providence
schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, from New York for Fab
River.
schr Leonine, Pratt, from New York for Rockiand.
Schr Independence. Lawrence from New York for
Schr VIM Nrd, trihn, from New York for Sonybrook.
schr Martha Bartlett Ricketts, from New York for Nor
wich.
schr Joseph Potts. Robinson, from New York for Hart
ford.
Schr Biow, Grimm from New York for Salem.
schr B Wharton Bonser from New York for Portland.
Ct
schr Corgo, Pickering, from New York for Rockland
soop Unity, Perry. from Albany for Port jefferson.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
COURT OF SESSllhS.

Before Judge Troy and Justices Hoyt and VOORHEES,.
Arnold Lewis aud Lewis Meyer were arraigned on
a charge OF tamperiBg with the meters or the Brook
lyn Gas Company. They pleaded guilty and were
sentenced to one year IN the Pentenuary. Martin
Gavgan. young man, was tried ON a charge of
having entered tue carpenter shop OF A.WoodruH
lii HUDSON avenue, GA the hight OF the 18th OF April
last. lie was found Few minutes after he had left
the premises with st0lel goods IN his possession.
He was convicted ana sentenced to four years and
and eleven months In the PenItentiary.
Ann DAWSON was sentenced to twenty nine dayS
ia the Pententary for assaulting Patrick Murphy.
William Kennedy was sentenced TO four years.
eleven months and twentY-nne days, and Edward
Walsh to i've years In the Kings county Peniten-
tlary for committing an outrage Delia on Devine.
Martin Garigan was sentenced 10 tour years and
eleven months In the penitentiary Tor IgIary.
Aaron Lewis and Lewis Movers, who were cDnvicted
Tor altering gas meters, were sentenced to year
each IN the peDltentlary. Margaret Alexander con-
ylcted OF larceny was sentenced to one year III the
Penitentary
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nmLssl0ners as lollOMs:-

PUBLIC SCHOOL No. COMMENCEMENT.-The CON-
meucement exercises at this school yesterday which
is located in East Warren street. were alter ded by
numerous assemblage OF friends and relatives Of the
pupils, and were OF q character which reflected
credit upon the proficiency OF the scholars AM the
system oil instruction there prevailing After sing
lug the "Chidren's lie Deum," "Our Happy Land,
and going through caisthenIc exercises, AL OF winch
were commercially executed by The school, a GEM
lne treat was had in the performance OF a SOLO on
the piano-"Over the Summer sean--by Master
Freddie Lyons, boy Of seven years only whose re-
marka0y fine execution bespoke Tor him the APP
pslse OF all present He also performed q beautiful
duet with Miss Katie Lyons. his sister. feature OF
the occasion was the presentation of q basket OF
flowers and handsome statuetCe to Mr.. Frotning-
ham, chairman OF the School Committee OF No. 8wBo
Is about TO resign his position In the Boa-d OF Edu
cation The later presentation, which the gift
OF The teachers and scholars. Was made IN appro-
pirate speech by Mr.. beae, principal Oh the SCHOOL
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sr JoHN,
NYork Bell
BOSTON.

NYork Bell ~, fs..r f.n.s "''''
Aae,i.s.s 'eris
BosToN, rr,, Rich Noreans;
bark fepha "a .tff. a rf bgs Novelty, Have
A Asv sa.I Bsr s . ,Ss,s SS s;a.
a prs, sup ~ t'' rrf tt Aice from Car
clssrei-B B y qss- ~ slna,g; JUL. or, Har-
Gaharine tBi 4ea hs sow Elward A Behan
July Arr eerasr d owes, Baltimore:
Neptane bas DfT' Br. Rosario VIA
DR. Elliott s.I 4 sa-' as, PSnss; SE
sys s Ss ss
Clesred-ship Cashmere new. OF Bos.onj Kingnan Bats
G IiSs S. fow .s
'9Ss fss rssS 81 f Nv sa bark.
@ sss b s;s s..s
ifs re% Si..
g, BALrIMoRE, june se-Arryed, bris: Chowsn Forbes.
ard Or, Howard, Loaisn '0'' ''v'''A''' 1'''' nov"
Lucy " ksI:ndsf Isr5. Toxn.sn, we: indies: W., w.
s:sss: sSsssss %sass! ".''' "'1',e'' No.
Smith,
iasen HoGinns, kYOrf aerty, Meredith. cambridge
sailed Brig Caronts; schr W Alexander Barks Yamoy.
ss1 rs.s: as ss star s snS Hiram AOh
July sArrived, steamship Berlin Undatsch, Bremen, via
oHARLEsroN, June Is Arrived, 'chr D Wilder, He.-
Gissred brig Pye (Br,, Py- London.
GALVESTON, June 2aceared, steamship Ariadns, Fl
aLovCEsTER, June sssaued bark nl.ce Jones, Miri-
Hoe 'ePi NAB aHaf+4y ssHs
sg %% sss cor NJ sss
Aesandfia for Boston Asan,a Pierce, NYors for
seapR Mysn"
iordo; Fmie 6eils Kelley, Famoatd Tor do James Bliss
ais tai NBsdtord PasseI BY bss Clara Gibbs, Parker
%ssssp s'Y ~ Fssets =
lam 0r o. sp sae wen. for
Machas for do Jas DOnohuc Smith, Bangor for sonns
4d. 4. + !, Ss
man o ss Arthur Burton Stevens osSo wanna
for s.
LINES . Ioasena Smith Eva sss Pass and PHI
pSd sG%s
rs,sr SsGFssown pc FOR Boston Horton Wallace
Anna Ga1dps EcaG" for Boss on
ahaais f TT" for "a. @ FSrSs COBB
ys e. 4:se @ . .s.
Sf$ SSlsSSs as5 cspAa.
Victoria & wpes@ %ns p sS
-Arrye steamship Jnniaa, Caharn, Paila ielphia.
Cearei-Shp Lady Blessngton, Adams for Cowes and
market.
PASS A L'OurRr, June es-Arrivei, brig W Norwood
ny ors. Shp Tranquebar still on the bar.
NEW HAVEN, July i-Arn,sd, schrs Hunter, and Alice
Noyes Plymouth, NC
Sailed sctrs Annie Bell. Ponce veru., NYort;
fSD Munltateg, 81 Jag0 de Cuba Patterson (Br
Wtkie, Porto Cabela
Ciesrei-Bsrks Francis Borneuf Perry Quebec Counbis
Norw Foss Lyndon via City Point brig. Jeaanstte 1Dsn
French Boston Nellie Clifford, ltefed, Cape do Verde
July t-Arrved, bark Sir Colin Campbell fBr), nuray,
Ivgtut schrs Frank Herbert, Crowen, IT John, NIB
Laighton Laughton, Cslsa; Russell. Mehagsy, Md
dletown; C Smith, Phillips and Birdsau, Latham,
NSYork; Daniel Gssrd, Terrell Providence; Annie Nay
ford Dsnversport VIM Tice Tee TACO; Aebis Burnley.
Lake, Boston, 4 Townsend, Kisiey, EYork; Monmsu.
Hoffman. Norwich; Godlrey, Sears Lynn; Polly rrice
Yates, Norwich; Lizzie Taylor Mitdietown.
Cleared Ship saranak, Turiey Liverpool; barks Jen
kins, Durkec Antwerp Danish Princess (Br, sopwith
Antwerp; brig Neva, Jenkins, St Johns, ME- .chrs Shy
Montevfdeo r L Porter, Small, Annie Amsdcn, Bangs
Boston; LA Wheeler. Dyer Portland.
PORTLAND, June S9-Cleared brig II Curtis Dursn.
HAVANA
SAN FRANCISCO. July l-Arrived, ship Cape Horn, from
Sourabsya.
Sailed lat ship Rival, Doane, Honolulu and kcKcau.
Island
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CtEAREn

Co " +' ''i''" -'H"n"HnE
sslesmth'p hlbtmsr't Couch, Norfolk CHy Point and
htt mona-p'c Lamui0u Stearuaait "a. INV
sst 4e2WIRe " warren LBr BrWs' Liverpool-G Curtis.
rssnP JgnN hefT"m (HG), feIers1n, Hsinburg- Funch
snip Alaska. Small San 9rnntis.o t. ID sutton
bhrk khthias Uctavia tBT) Mchon o,.enstorn for or
6ers-~B Small ca. '' N'-''''""" wv VT
Bark PirsndelA dsa, Todaoro ren,rth Road. for or
Iark Ceder lNG. Rohsr, Bremen } o Koch
Isrk NOAH tN0r) Andersen, rtetnn -funcb Edve Co
Bars Leiia Long, hmes, CAdi1-Wa,sh a Carver
BAH ktcar, french, Fr1utera- y N Iiunard
hsrs LllzA tBrh sprsgus, y. Johns pm wv Elvel A
BORA fumou .Brl, Job0'on, sssus wsyden 90
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fan so produce the valuable and lasting Influences upon
the harmony and welfare OF our whole country.
Resolved That heartily ant ahectonAtey congratulate
Peabody being permitted SAFETY to his
native lana 10 u this cherished purpose OF bis heart and
that irnpore Heavenly Father that his strength
be his e spared until no shall have witnesse
sl Of the fruits OF his benehcent plans and shall
have enjoyed SIN longer the respect And gratitude OF his
country Of the world.
Resolved That these resolutions he communicated TO Mr.
feaboy with she signatures OF all the trustees at
ths eeng and that excellent General Agent Dr. Scare
Invited his with ours, aestsion OF sac
g,tidcsron snd gratitude which common IA us ALL
ROBERT g. WINTHROP, q. MACALlSTER,
CHAS. T. MCfLYAINE, SAMUEL MErMORE,
~. t.. FARRAGUl, GEO. PEABODY RUSSELL
JOHN u. CLIFFORD, GEO. N EATON,
WILLIAM AIKEN, SAM FL WATSON,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, y. SEARS, General Agent
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PORT OF VIEW YORK. uLY 2, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captain, and Pnser OF vcs,es .--,ns =, ths cort e
please deliver oil packages intndse Tor The L, oar
regularly authorized agents who attached 10 our Steam
Yacht teet The New YORK As,os,.sI pres5 do nol now
collect tnafins reports attend delivery Of packages,
ss"' b seen by III. following eka from ,he proceedings
OF ,ae regular monthly meeting, he March 2, 1865
resolved 1hat on and after Atf isss tbr Associa,.d
ffess Wi discontinue the COLLECTION Of ann news an fLs
hefD'' a nc" YORK Passed unatr1u.ly.
nv "hes o. We bEnh N ssnrn yachts IkWrs aud
!EhNNEtiE "a al htehsl siH. Recommendations rom
oNner apd consnees 20 The Of Inv srd bound s
Ss WI be forwarded Tree Of chargs ~ '
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Shining NOfea.

The hteanboa Thomas Coyer lowered yesterday az
from the great balance dry dock the oil
Pike slip, after having her copper patched and leak
stopped
Steamboat Utica 526 on Deans railway, Red Hook
refasenng and recalkng bottom, putting STEM
other repairs.
The wrecking steamer Rescue lowered from the
trail OF the docks of Rutgers slip yes
terday morning. after having her wheel aijus,ei
The pilot boat Edmund briggs the smaller Of tho
screw docks, having her bottom painted.
The bark James Borland the larger of the
docks, having her first yellow metal sheahng
put She win be lowered this morning
The schooship Mercury, belonging the Board Of Com
miasioncs of Charities CORRECTION was lowered from
after having her yellow metal sbeathng patched
other slight repairs. She Is lying the the
mammoth balance dry dock adjoining.
The pilot boat James Elwel central one OF the
screw docks, having her bottom cleaned and opsides
painted.
The schooner Ellen Perkins, I7a TONS built in Bangor In
1864, and belonging to Messs Thurston Crosby
place is the great sectional dry the of
gers slip for examination.
The brig Noses Day. S43 tons built in Brewer Me- md be-
longing to Philadelphia Is the sectional dock
the foot OF Rutgers slip, having her yellow metal sheahing
patched
The following number of vessels with their classes, arrived
here from foreign ports during the month ending
Foreign vessels OF war
SteanishIps ~
ph
lbf
lay
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CuE4r COAI4--Which party IL most TO blame the
operators or miners of the Pennsylvania coal mines
Tor the continuance OF the strikes in that region we
do moi KNOW but II - very clear that the result must
be TO keep coal az so unreas0nably high price what
should be done 10 remedy thus evil, In our Judgment
~ the making OF new reciprocity treaty with the
British Provinces by which the coal or that region
could be imported duty free.--NeJc BedJ1Td Beourv
J}.Us 90
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BELOW.

Ship Therese days from London with mise to Thomas
Dnnhams Nephew by pho, boat T Stewart, No g.
Bark Alderman tBr from Newcastle (by plot boat A
Stewart, No 81
Brig Virginia. from Martinique by pilot boat Stewart
Nos.
Brig Isobena from Bahia Thy pilot boat Stewart, No
O..
SAILED.
Steamship Bavaria, for London.
Wind at sunset sW.
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Rsrk Reindeer, Young, Barbsdos-Hy Trowbrages Sons
Bark T. l. Hall, Blanchard, Richmond, Vs-R Buck
Co.
Bark Orchta, Havener, Searsport-Wxlsh, Field Way.
Brig Brothers tBr), vibert, Bahis-L Amsuck h Co.
Brig William, Partridge, Pernambuco witham CO.
Brig Camilla Br) Stroud Cardenas- Fowler iowa
Brig Leona OBJ, Linsey, Dorchester Mp Nsyias
Sons.
Brig sabna tfr>, Ferris, Cow Bay-B r Small Co.
Scir + Heller Mitchell, Cartba.ens ) Loud Co.
Sehr Maianta, Mci'urnls, Windsof-Crsndal, Umphrny
60.
Sohr Bismarck (Brl Grant, Charotetown, PEI-6 A Phil
lips 4 Collins.
sehr Mary b9ntsa, Gaisel Washington, NC.l Mills.
schr Helen, Perry, Baltimore Ferguson & Wood.
Schr BtcAno B0rter, Boston y Il Merchant 90.
schr Chancellor Webb, Sew London--G n RacAett A.
Bro
Steamer Chester, Jones, ?htisieipha u Hand.
Steamer Frank, Pierce PhIadeipAia
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NHE SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY,
$40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
PROPOSALS.,

'kOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL IRO'
y f0lndeTs-sesed proposals ehdo sed 'For pipe
ago WIN name OF bidder and date OF its OFF, n.y. will
ceiveh AZ tis Office R0tunds, Park until IL o'clock A.
Thursday Jaly IS, 1879 The supply OF cast iron waite
piIe, rs fo.lows.-
la,0J feet OF II inches In diameter
.UUW feet, inches In diameter, and
4,UUO feet, 4 inches In diane er q so
~ branch pipes, way, i2xilxiY5
81 traneh pipes way, 20s3QS6.
"a branch pipes, way, 6xsxf
Also ~ tons castings and IL sopcock bo,e
covers -
: echcatons and forms for the bids can be obaipsf
application at this oince. -
THOMAS STEPHENS CT
ROBERT l.. DhRKAGH,I A0t
NEW YORK, Ju'y g. 1863
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ffAHfETS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C, on =
" WfmB bousekoeperr supplied and can pny bv "a, y
OF month, at GREENE CO.'S. 1876 Eighth avenue COR
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Notice to Mariners.

: LIGHTHOUSE DEPOT,
foMPKtNsvIILE, Staten Island July 2, lS5af
In accordance with previous notice, of June &
first class buoy, painted red numbered iD has
been placed the eastern side OF the ship
New YORK bay II about midway between in line with
the Southwest Spit buoy No 10 No In
feet OF water and mas be lett the starbard by veg
SETS bound inward By order Of the Lg house Board
LUDLOW CASE, Com U n
Inspector Third Lighthouse District
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t'""i osALs FOX REVENUE sIyQ pioD
rRr.sr,v nTp.vrsp ptoD
Proposals will be received at this de -: NuvH
Wcinesday, the 21st day OF July next, 4
fOif Revenue Steam Cutters of wood 3i0J eNl
ana three .,dewbee'. ."'.Wda
ca ibn in person or 10y letter Ia
Ieetgrs OF the Customs a. I'd IN d Ts'tG
and Baltimore. Pr0posaE shopN ...'.''''W ~
tho secreliry Of the rgea ,0ry and ......m " X
proposals for BUILDING kvyv. ~ " or
---:aIQv, su%
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NEWLY UNCOVERED AND VrEY DANGrnors Rock
The master of the Austrian brig AbburR reports On the 9Th
June sea SMOOTH wind HIGHT SE. steerin NE, saw rnck
Just above the water The position OF the ship was lat Il;
- The vessel was within So yards Of the rock Cast
he lead but got no bottom The position of hs rock dcri
Norton az the ship sandusky published In HERALD OF May
last Fhia rock, well that bv CAPT Norton If
ship sandisky viii probably the attention Of both
the French aug English governments, they right In tue
track OF vessels bound 10 the United States from
a. Wen az 81 the track Of vessels hound and from the
Azores aud South American ports DC.
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4 I PRIVATE "a LIZ MAGNIFICENT DRAW
Z suit covered French br catet, cost Hs5V, for Is ~
8'oi Ptano, bookcase, fingers. yeivet Carpet, Il ~
haes coiia.ns, margaesofie boa ne rsso taLincH \
fhWlnHa, hronzes, rosewood and walnut Bufe3 Az
Sea Mattresses Extension Tab Q, China Glass, 81
Ihi Qrit AL cost, properly OF family leaving CIV
Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue
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KILLED oN TIE RAILEoAD.--A citizen, whose
namo could not be ascert1ined. was run over and
killed on the railroad at TINS place about hafpg
three O'Clock yesterday.
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