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The New York herald., 1869-06-05
TIE ILLEGAL DRAIN ON The TREASURY.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
see paragraph in your Washington correspond
ent's despatch, published in Wednesdays HERALD,
headed "Ilegal Drain the Treasury relating to
the appointments Of special agents and their assist
auts, as being without the authority OF law. There
can be no question OF the correctness oi
your correspondents position. He has, however,
made formal error in citing the section and act Of
congress, but not the language relied on for the
appointment The act OF July 81, 1882 in this regard
was repealed by the act Of March 2, l1eg la section
twentyone of the latter act, however, the same Ian
guagei is used, and which constitutes the only claim
TO authority IN the whole revenue code. 1t Will be
seen on examination to relate entirely to another
sublecttnat of accounts OF the collector, naval ON
Ger and surveyor. 1t does not change or In any re.
spect enlarge the power conferred on the Secretary
by the act ofl7sg. The position OF your correspond
dent. therefore, Is correct and IN al respects remains
intact; Tor neither the subject matter nor the con.
necton object Of the section taken a. an entirety
VIII justify any other Interpretation. Powers
granted by statute must be aiirmatively expressed,
and In no case is II necessary than In the
erclse OF the appointing power.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05

Bragg NYori brss oip'y Queen, York. dol Adelaide, W.
PROVIDENCE June Arrived, schrs Danl Morris, HUG
son, Chas Huse, Lse, EEsbethport; Gen Grant, Au
Ssied~schr Thos French, Dowdy, Washington, NC; d
q Cranmer, Cranmsr, Alexandria; Hannah Blackmanl
Jones' Philadelphia; M Tyler, Kelley Amos Falkenbur0
Terrell David Berry, Waters Geo w Cummings, Boulf
Thos Ellis Kelley, and Elizabeth Smith, Chace, NYorkt
sloops Harvest, Corwn Blackstone Worden and S9phis
PHwTUcKET, June s-Arrived schr Casper Heft, shosi
Philadelphia
sailed-Schr N Freeman EldridRe, NYork.
RoCKLAND, May T-Arrived, schrs Csisa, Spear, VIII
mington Sst 6inbad Arcy and Pachc CHM, Juns
Ju,,ins Keen, and Leach Psndeton do p..,.,.,
Sailed 9th, brig Jewett, NYofk; schrs Aarian
Gornelis Hs1derso1 Gentle Ksnnedyj % Ella MlIes
Scott and Juno Asteaf NYork ssh Veto bsrraEtSn doj
3Oth, Powers, Robinson and Gen Marion, Poland do
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3-Cleared, ship Franklin, Drew,
Hong Kong with l0 tons OF hour bark Abaross onksns
Hamburg via Manzanillo.
Also cleared lh Alice Graham Morgan, Acapulco valpa-
raso NYork Ashburton, Melbourne Douglass,
SAVANNAH, May 30-Arrived, bark Emperor (Br), Bar
ret Gibraltar: brig Lena Thurlow, Corbett, Key West
3lst-Arved, brig Lixabel, Ryder, Boston. -
TAUNTON, June Sailed, schrs Hazleton, Gardner Phs
adelpbia; Jonas @ Chew, Deerng NYork -
WAREHAM Jnne 2-Arrived, schrs Angler Besse Elizas
bethpo Lady Antrim Parker NYork John Brooks, Fox,
Newark.
sd-saled, schr Elizabeth B, Hogan, NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
Marine Disa sfcrs.

BARK CHARLOTTE (of BordeauI) Gcohroy, from Havana
bound TO Beleise IN Of ashore between
Orange Gays and Rolling Rocks the 18th ult, dnring
squsy weather She assisted OIL by the wreckers and
arrived at Nassau to settle salvage and cleared 2hh ut TO
proceed on her voyage.
scHB coon THsPLAR- Washington, DC, June 4-The
United States Consul at Melbourne reports the arrival at that
Of VIM Ross, cook and steward board the schr
ood Tempar OF San Francisco who states that that vessel
left san Francisco August 1868 and totally lost Ross
sland one OF the Navigator group, Sept H. 1859 and all
hands perishef except himself and two British sub
ec who shipped after the cleared at the San Fran
cisco Custom House. tThe above story may al be rus)
LIVERPOOL June 3Ship Prussia, Patton, from New Or.
leans April 10 coided with schr Maria Hail. shepherd from
Boston April ~ Tor Sunam Ono date Ac, Gven and sunk
the latter. All hands saved tBy cable telegram TO Mer
chants Exchange News Room The N II registered 2U3
tons, was built Pembroke, Me- IN 1861, and hailed from
Boston.)
Miscellaneous.
Our thanks are due Messrs Geo Phillips Collins
shipping merchants Of South street, for their favors
Purser Albert OF the steamship MORO Castle, from
Havana and Nassau has thanks for promptly forward
ing our dispatches, &C.
scns HArTIs DoDey. before reported At Para Nay T.
cleared from New YORK April 30 for barbados on regular
charter, and OF course the report 10 incorrect
Notice 10 Mariners.
KRy WEST, May Is, 1859.
The hull OF snnken vessel, supposed to be the brig
Onaha recently cspsfed fast the bottom beween
tho buoys marking the channel between the Triangle Shoals
Through this channel all shipping from the North 70 po vie
Key WAH SQ42rsg peak 1bsss buoys msrb the entrance
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
A NAN shoI AND KILLED.

poor German shoemaker, named Frederick
Hahn aged twenty-one years, last night hurried
into eternity by careless act of boy In the Of
firearms. At forty minutes after four O'Clock r. NJ
while employed at his bench In No. 279 East Fourth
street. slnge Darreled pistol that was beng eX-
amined by q boy named Charles Gotoren, was ac-
cidentally discharged, the ball entering the shoe
makers right breast Killing him almost instantly
Gotoren was 70 badly frightened at the result OF his
carelessness that he put long distance between
himself and the scene Of the tragedy but on
maturer reflection returned and surrendered him.
self 10 officer Nugent, Of the Eleventh precinct.
station house 10 await the result Of the inquest.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05

of the gentleman it may be gratifying TO me-
friends and also serve to correct popular error
TO read and know the facts stated in the letter re.
ferred TO- At the head OF its signers Is the name OF
one of our most prominent republicans, merchaht
Of high standing, one OF our city trustees ana
trustee OF our little church. At its foot Is the name
OF a general who has fought in many hard " on
field, and who has the deserved reputation or being
one OF the best officers In the army. In the list Is
also the name OF our chaplain man OF slngar
piety OF character by whose untring exertions our
httle Methodist church has been started and SAD
bath school created in Stka. We trust that wherever
he may 20, MI. ketcnum may experience the same
kind OF Indignation is entertained for him by the
people of Alaska.n
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
HOMICIDE m CENTRAL new YORK.

from the Eimira Gazette, June g.
An afYair, similar to the Mumford homicide OF
few weeks ago, occurred at Lima, N. Y, about SIX
O'Clock Monday evening. Two men, named Gaskn
and Smith. neighbors. and hitherto friends, became
involved In an alteration respecting the oWnersg
OF an umbrella, when the latter drew knlie ana
plunged 1t into the breast OF Gaskn, causing amost
instant death. Smith, sfill furious and thirst,ng
for further vengeance upon the dead at his iee
continued to cut and strike until his victim was par
TALLY disemb0welled. Complaint was lmmed'ateiy
made by man who was near at the time oi !he
fearful encounter. Smith gave himself up TO the
authorities. Both parties had sustained gooo repu
tatiOn and the whole AFFAIR is painful ana SAD.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05

TRAGEDY IN TENNEssEE.-At Franklin. Tenn., on
Sunday, James X. McGavock was stabbed with
knife and killed by John T. De Granenreid Botn
were young men Of nigh social POSITION and friends
until short time before the murder De Granen, "a,
McGavock, and would receive no apology, although
one was made, but armed himself with knife, got
q horse, and pursued McGavock, who had started 10
his uncle's, a short distance from town. Having
Overtaken McGavock, he dismounted, and although
McGavock told him he was unarmed, he carried out
his purpose-killed him, and then rode OH ana
escaped,
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
Aquatic Sports-A Boat Race and n Mock
Naval Engagement.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June L. 1Se9
The boat race this afternoon between the first and
second classes OF the Naval Academy took place at
haf-past Ave. The distance was seven miles, three
miles and q half up and around buoy and return
The boat OF the first, or graduating class, was SIX
cared cedar SHE'LL and Of the second class four-oared
paper Shell The stroke oarsmen respectively were
mdshipmen Garyin and Wood. The start from the
buoy of the dock from the Naval Academy was fair
and the hoty contested until after passing
the rounding buoy. Midway between this and the
starting point the boat OF the first class swamped
and her competitors, coming In ahead, were decided
the winners and awarded the nag which was
presented by Admiral Porter. Time, twenty-one
minutes and thirty-three seconds. The swamping
OF the first class boat was caused by high wind and
O rough sea. There Il q difference OF opinion as 10
which boat was ahead at the time OF the swamplng.
and al present the question is undecided. The
test was most exciting aud was witnessed by an Inn
mense concourse, among whom were the President
OF the United States members OF tue Cabinet,
Admiral Porter, other distinguished officers OF the
navy the Board OF Visitors aud many ladies Of their
respective families and thousands OF Others.
After the boat race there was mock naval fight
between midshpmen ktmba and May, OF the gra-
duating class, each commanding and manning
dugOut, with crew Ol man as oarsman or
scuer. The weapons OF the contestants were
padded lances. The boats were placed about twenty
yards apart and al the word OF command started
for each other. At the FIRST round May went over
board but soon got in his boat again. In the second
round Kimba was Knocked overheard and Ia at
tempting TO get IN ms boat upset and sunk her. when
he was gallantly rescued by May The crew the
two sculers) swan ashore.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Champion Game Between the Santec and
Monitor Base Ball Clubs-The Monitors Vic.
torious-Arriyui Of Visitors TO the Ball.

Monitor Base Ball Clubs-The Monitors Vic
torious-Arriyul Of Visitors TO the Ball.
ANNAPOLIS Nd, June 8, 1859.
At ten O'Clock this morning the members OF the
santee and Monitor base ball clubs, composed OF the
nidshipmen OF the first and second classes. played
the last OF series of three match games, which re-
suited In the Monitors winning the championship at
the Naval Academy. The naval clubs played upon
the parade in front OF the midshipmen's quarters.
The Santees wore white shirts. with the
letter on the breast, and blue pantaloons
the Monitors were dressed in white throughout and
wore patent leather belts to correspond, with the
name monitor in blue letters. The members of the
two classes were assembled each by itself TO watch
the progress Of the game A large number OF spec
tators were present, including many ladies' Inc
players were in fine trim and the spirit OF rivalry
ran high. The game opened quite lively and was
kept up enthusiastically till the end AS the men,
bers Of either club good score the successful
player was Justify cheered by MS frends. Inc lol-
lowing was the summing up OF the game-
lratc MONITOR
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD 8

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams, Havana May 90 via Mas
san 3s with mdse and passengers to the Atlantic Mail
steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah with mdse and pas
Bark Paesiina (Br Mccuock, Ponce. PR II days. with
Bris kcass Downing Sienfuego. 70 days, with sugar,
q Talbot cs sd " Sss and Ss.ss
by from 5 o Sas New S b sn% %
dc 18Th of .1s reported having spoken May ss bark
ef Ss.ast' Winds 'Tsas
seBf Helen Waite tsf csls.I scsae, Para q. days. With
hes to awass wsansr Coz vessel to Miller
sShr VIM ceare lBr), XIbury, Eenthera, days. with
sehr Equator tBr, Aibury EIeuihera days. with pine.
schr Ben Rollins, wilmington, NC. days, with naval
gschr Julius " Webb, crapmer, virginia
selr Tden, Davis, Ellsworth, days, with lumber.
sehr Vim Bement Bemen,, Cape Ann for Philadelphia
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr c s,ickncy, Matthews, from Norwich for Phlade
schr cranmer, cranmcr. from Ayns Point for Phila.
stbr Halcyon yacht Hawkins, from Port Jefferson for
schr Mary Ann Prcdmorc, -,
BOUND EAST.
Brig C r Kennedy Morse, from Ezabe,hpou for Bangor
s sris Hummns Bird, Earl from New York for Windsor
sctr Audenred, Peck from Jacksonville for New
Haven
schr George squres Evans from Georgetown, DC for
Bird leport.
sehr Everman Knowl,on, from Baltimore for saen.
schr Merwiu, -, from Philadelphia for Boston.
schr W Ponder -. from Philadelphia for Providence
schr G Erickson, Smith, from South Ampoy for New
Bedford.
schr Palladium. Rider, from Ezabethpo for Fall River
schr Allen Jones, Brown, from Ezabeihport for Dgh
ton
dence.
cruise.
schr L Thompson, Smith, from New York for Hartford
schr Caroline knght Wilcox from New York for Boston
Schr Robinson, Harding, from New York for Salem
schr Sarah Berran, Proctor, from New York for Mus
vuash.
Schr Sea Bird, Patty, from New York for Fall River
Schr Fitch, Jr smith, from New York for New London
Schr Sarah Gage, Brown, from New York for New Lon
don. .
sehr Menisa Perry, Perry from New York for New Bed
ford.
schr Atbea Franklin, Baker, from New York for white
stone.
schr Mary Potter, Potter, from New York for Noank.
schr Geo Moore, Ashley, from New YORK for Noank.
Rchr Laura, Hall, from New York for Providence.
Schr Lucy q Hall, Hall, from New YORK for Mystic.
schr Shults Young, from Hoboken FOR New Haven.
Schr Amelia, Davis from Albany for Providence.
Schr Sarah Jane Potter, from Newburg for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05

FROM ALAsKA.-we have received copies OF the
Alaska Times, printed In Stka Alaska IL is neat
The number for May IL contains complimentary
letter addressed TO Mr.. Hiram Ketchum, Jr, late
Collector OF the District Of Alaska In regard TO which
the Times says:"It Is signed, as nearly az we can
ascertain, by every merchant and every citizen VINO
speaks the English language In our community ~
is also signed by every oicer OF the post of sitka
and every officer OF the Department Of Alaska. AS
many newspapers, published outside OF this Terri
tory have endeavored to create q false impression
| In the public mind IS to the personal standing
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 4, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do
collect attend to the delivery Of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1861
Resolved That and after April l. 1865, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
hsrbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
The office of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JHANSETrE is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consgnees the masters of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
FASHIONABLE WEDDING At FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, June ., 1869.
brilliant fashionable wedding took place yester
day afternoon In the Episcopal church inside the
fort, which occasion captain Albion Howe, Of the
Fourth United States artillery was united 20 Miss
sallie Barry, daughter OF Major General W. r. Barry
commanding the artillery school, General sherman
and stan, accompanied by Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mr..
and Mrs. David u. Field and daughters were present
on the occasion. GeneraI sherman and party left
at al early hour this morning for Washington.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05
up OF the game:-
AnN1nnn laacond

Clubs. I. 2L Sd 4li. OLh on snt. eta. s.'
ssa1sss sSn;,o9 az "a class; class. ; ii 3 III
Fly catshes Santees-Hadden 2, Mahan Colahan i,
Berry Monitors-Baker Augur Jaeoby l. Heilner l.
Umpre-Mr. Werden, OF St. johns College, Annapolis.
Scorers .-Santees-Newon L. Mason Aonitors-H X.
Pennington.
Midshipman Baker make a very fine fly catch with
one hand Mldshipman Hunker, short stop or ihe
Monitors, was unquestionably the best player IN the
field One feature In the game especially worthy or
note was the decided advantage the Santees had
standing respectively, Is to 10. The Monitors not
losing courage, made extraordinary eXertions, and
on the next two innings not only recovered their
loss, but out VIGOROUSLY by l. The game was
handsomely played, and lasted two hours and hail.
When The Monitors found they had won the enthu-
siam OF their friends was unbounded, and cheer AZ
ter cheer went up While the ladies waved their hand
kerchlefs vigorously.
The success OF the second class will increase the
interest OF the boat race tomorrow, which Will be
also between the first and second classes. The Sec
ond say they propose to beat, and the first class
men, having been defeated once, VIII give lively
time for the Championship az rowing.
The trains to-day brought in large accession TO
the crowd already here, In anticipation OF the ball
tomorrow night. An immense turnout is expected,
and these expectations are likely to be realized,
judging from present indications. The preparations
Tor the ball are still going on industrously. They
Will not, however be entirely finished until tomor
row.
The United States tender Phlox, Perry, master,
and second Assistant Engineer Bosthwick, engineer
In charge, visited Baltimore this morning, having
on board Mrs Admiral Porter anu several lady
friends The Phlox returned this evening.
The New York herald., 1869-06-05

70 mo main shin channel and the obstruction ssr1ous
one Inc vessels bow being held fast BY her ancno ena
shains she swings on pivot 1t were, with the tide.
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4u8(attD.

Gin frana5iiider Ar3t, 9r. Gorriere mill
elm MitteI entoedt baben. um ben Soo zines Men.
i&en nit @emibbeit 3u ermitteln. Sos Mittel 1T
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2eben porhanben, neil bas glut nod nidt eeron-
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treten iein, ne oas GIut 9eronnen 1T.
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lit Der Heoaftion Der Boil 3tg." Elm Meitden elmer
8rombeerfaube Iberaeben uorben, on benz i4 mebre
rptbe Brombeeren befanoen. Nuf elmer @artenra,
bate su 2ieitaI tinbsn d blibenoe erobseren. auf
ben bic Masliebaen, i'm Walbe Die 6oiel= unb 5aar.
meoen, aud fnoipen idon piele 8dume.
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man Der y. . Sanoels5te..: Gin gorfau. Der piele
Sbrer Qeier. namentlid bic Siooeutiden. melhe
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bient Grndbnun9. Worigen Oienita9 ftarb bier bic
Wittme Trieorife Slogan. tpelde Dor etma 20 Sab.
nit pinterlaiiune zines germ0eens bon etna 2
Wiuionen. 3um uniuer rialerben iebte iie ben Ban.
quer birlh Weiler, BON Der sSirma S. S. Weiuer
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freoenheit perlpaltet bate; terlelbe tDmmt oa6ur4
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600 au 8uniten peride6ener: Yermono.
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70. 600 miloen Stiftungen, oeren ndbere Neruenb.
ung lie ibrem uninerialerben iberlieB. Dieem. Oh.
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fall erregte nm 70 mehr Nufeben, als Der Grbe erf
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etwas erfubr uno Srau Slogan ME Elm Wort barii.
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un6 Die iberaus opulente Mustattune Der Ui0a ba-
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Aaare lang tDa4ien laien wdhreno nnfere ltarfsei.
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6aare fur3 5u ideeren pflesen. Sene Mdnner, meint
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eeseneefebten .@ei&le4t intereifant 5u MAIDEN unb
5u inlinuiren iuden.
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formatpren (aber cmd alle @hwdrmer unb Betrii.
9er) BON ieber ben ginfuB 0er 6rauen ~ aeipnnen
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Nerftanhesfra9e. Sauptmann: Nllo. bab
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Der frdgt aber niht nur 10 mad Dem &e9lement, be,
fraet aud aus bem Nerfanb, !. g.: Ranonie,
@6melale, ios Ct mir einmal. ~ mas bat benn Il.
9entlidb bar Staat iein Wilitdr?
S4mel3le: Dos ban au id9o oentt!
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worben, iperben aber 9eute In @esenmart Der Jrau
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