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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-21
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~ Attention is called to the advertise ment of the School of the Rev. G. B. Day, Bridgeport.
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Notice of Dissolutiou.
5onaet7a1n~ New.

Recently established in connection with my pho. tographic gallery general picture framing de- pertinent. Am prepared, at the very shortest mo- tice, to furnish Frames made either of Rosewood, Gilt or Black Walnut Moulding of any desired size or pattern. On hand large variety of Oval Frames, Passe-partopts, Matts, Cord and sssels. Knobs, &c., &c.
 J. L. JUDD, South Street. Litchield, March 18th, 1870. 1h.
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April 18th, 1870.

D9 Internal Revenue appeals will be heard before the Assessor at Bridgeport, on the 18th. and at Colebrook, on the 3Oth insts
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New Milford House.

The undersigned desires to inform the public that having taken the hotel known as the New Milford House and having refurnished the same that he is now prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with cali with ell the convenience of 8 frst-class Hotel, and at reasonable rates. Bar, Billiard Rooms, Livery and Sale stables at tached to the premises. Also, Carriages and Wagons for sale.
 ALBERT ANSON. New Milford, Ct., April 1st; 1870. l em%
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AT THE WINsRIP FARM.

[NOw OCCUPIED BY rHEoDoRE '. BALDWIN, One mile east of the village of Litchaeld the fol-
 lowing valuable stock: One six years old Brindle COW, with calf. One years old White and Red COW, with calf.
 Full blooded Durham bred by A. J. Center of One years old Red and White COW, with calf. One do. Grey COW, Grade Durham. One B do. HE1FER. Grey and Black, Grade One years old HEIFER, Half Alderny, 9ns ons 2 do. d0. dO: dO: dO: do One Yearng do. do. One do. Alderny Bul bred by 0. H. Pond of Milford, his sire and dam were owned by o. s. Hubbell of said place and unequaled by any One Horse Colt, years old next July, thalter broke) got by lack Hawk, out of Vermont Morgan mare. Is perfectly kind and sound, free from all tri cks and sold only to reduce stock.
 One Berkshire Boar. young and very handsome,
 bred by Paschall Morris of Philadelphia. One Berkshire Sow, young and very handsome, ] bred by Parbhall Morris of Philadelphia. SALE POSITIVE and to take place on SATURDAY, April 3Oth, AT ONE o'cLo-x P. M. BY F. Nj. HALE,
 Auctioneer
 As owner wishes to reduce stock. NO Postponenaent on account of Me Weathsr.
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G. H. I.

GOLDEN HILL INSTITUTE AND FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.
 Bridgeport. Conn. Summer Term of l2 weeks commences Tuesday April 26th. REV. G. B. DAY, NJ. A. Principal. 5w*
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Nem Advertisements. .
NOTICED!

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
 a,s e-lTsc 9sH On saturday, April 8OIIl. 1870.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The National Anniversary will be celebrated oy
several yacht clubs in manner best suited to the
nautical proclivities OF their members.
Among the most prominent organizations taking
part In the festivities will be the Atlantic Yacht Club.
whose fleet win anchor In Gowanus bay on Satur-
day. At signal the yachts win set sail for Nyack,
where they viii remain over Sunday, and on the fol-
lowing morning salutes will be fired. At the enter
tainment given by the Commodore appropriate adj
dresses win be delivered and In the evening pyro-
technic DISPLAY viii be given.
The olympic Yacht Club, whose charming rendez-
v0us is adjacent to Babylon the SOuthside ROAD,
and the Hoboken Yacht Club will likewise honor the
occasion in an appropriate manner.
1t Is understood that the Americus Club will give
regatta from their club house, Greenwich, Conn,
on the memorable Fourth.
The annual union regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club Will come of on the 7th OF September next.
IL Is thought the affair will exceed anything OF the
kind ever held under the auspices OF the Cub. The
course win be from GOwanus bay to and around the
Southwest Spit and return There will be four dis
tinct classes OF entries and In addition " the many
Inducements offered, prizes Will be given to the
yacht arriving at the stakeboat frst OF her class
totally irrespective OF time allowance.
Mr.. Sawyers handsome little yacht vivid mas been
matched against Mr.. Liylngstons yacht Fiyaway. Of
the Kills. The course will be rom the third landing
at Staten Island TO the Southwest Spit and return.
The FavOrita, OF the Harlem Yacht Club, anu the
Excelsior, OF Greenpoint, are to sail for sum OF
$780, from Rkers Island to Glen Cove and back, ON
the 22d OF July.
Commodore Longstreet, Of the Harlem Yacht Club,
has matched his yacht the Three Sisters, against the
Marie Louise, The date Of the contest will shortly
be determined upon.
Yachting on Salt Lake Is now becoming popular.
An elegant little soOp yacht, the ]. r. Gleason, has
Just been fitted out United States Army general.
The schooner yacht Madeleine, Mr.. JACOB VOorhls,
Jr., is now on the Ways at Nyack preparing, like
most other yachts for the splendid contests to come
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Twentieth Annual Commencement Last Even.
ing-Award of Medals.
The twentieth annual commencement Of the Col
lege Of ST. Francis XAVIER took place last evening
the large hall Of the institution Sixteenth street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. Notwithstanding
the intense heat there was crowded audience, who
PAID very little attention to the proceedings and
great deal to the practical test Of the usefulness Of
fans, which circumstance by the way, should in
tor In the ceiling by which the college commence
menis IN 'slovely C) June" might be rendered less
than purgatorial in point OF endurance.
least attractive feature q tne occasion.
IP Frs pa eS when the speecnfymgto use
Yankeesm-was commenced by Mr.. James f.
Swanton, whose discourse was entitled "The Orators
Power.n Aware BetancOurt, on ''Spain In the
PAST" Thomas s. O'Brien, on Authority" and
John H. Dorrity on "Herosm,n followed in regular
order. The award OF medals and prizes then took
place. and the address to the graduates by the Rev.
Andrew O'Relly brought The proceedings to finale.
The dscourses were all well delivered ard were of
the highest order of merit, that on authority" by
Mr.. UBrien, and "Heroisn," by Mr.. Dorrity, being
particularly worthy OF mention.
The ceremony OF awarding the degrees then took
The degree of A. NJ. was conferred on John
D. Block, A. b., East Orange, N. j.: Patrick J.
Herbermann, A. b., and Cornelius V. MahOny, A. b.
New York; Patrick A. O'Rorke, A. B., County Sligo,
Ireland.
The degree of A. D. was conferred on Thomas
s. Brien, Kings county, Ireland; John II. Dorrlty
Codsprlng N: Y; James J. Dollard, Kilkenny Ire
land; James F. Swanton, New York; Alvaro Betan.
court, Puerto Principe Cuba; James t. McGauran,
Newark, n. j.; William ]. Hogan and Thomas p Nc
Namara New York.
The following award Of medals was made
Graduating Class-GOld medal, evidences OF reli-
gon. Er G0,,O, John II. Dorrity Thomas s. O'Brien.
next in mert-James F. SwantOn donor, Rev. Ed
ward F. x. McSweeny D. d. !class OF 1892. Silver
medal-Mental Philosophy, Thomas s.. O'Brien;
next In merit, John H. D0rrity. Silver medal-Phys-
les and Mathematics, Thomas s. O'Brien; next In
merit John II. Dorrity
UNDERGRADUATE Course-Gold medal for the best
Latin and English composition In three classes Of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. Birmingham;
next in merit, Francis W. Gum. Donor, Rev. John
r.. Mcdonald, pastor Of the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception, Brooklyn E. d.
Prizes Of honor were awarded to Stephen ].
O'Hare, Of the class OF Rhetoric. examined at his
own request on the whole OF Klngsleys "Tacltus.
william j. Brown, Charles j. Gibbons, John w. Fox
and John F. x. OConor, OF the class Of Bellies Let
tres, examined, at their request, on all virgirs
"Eneld."
The very Rev. Father STAIRS, Vicar General Of the
diocese, made few remarks al the close Of the pro-
ceedings complimentary TO the students.
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stands here az Judge; On the thirteenth man OF
jury 40 the reviewer OF the enactmenfs OF the Legs
lature. THIS bill came TO the Executive SIX weeks
after IL was pa,zsd This alone should XIII Il. Mr..
Nanderpoel then enlarged upon his al cussion, say
ING that the condition OF West street ana the now
satisfied demand OF the travelling public should
insure It's veto -,
between the opposing counsel as to compensation
provided for In the bill: payment OF taxes and as
easements to the city, and the jud cia rights under
tie enactment. At the conclusion OF these remarks
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN ROSE
ana stood by the window, his elegant mnstacne
catching the fairy ripples OF the breeze as he per
lnps meditaied upon the signifcans address OF Mr.
struction upon Mr.. Andrews campaign grafton, IL
was only because the weather was too hot.
The proposed extensions OF the Avenue G Railroad
on the east side are down Twcnty.third street and
avenue to West Houston street; and ON the west
side through West Houston, down West with
double track to Chambers street.
At the close Of the proceedings the Governor re-
ceved those present with great cordially, and was
doubtless well pleased with the eventful Grafton OF
the Hon. RUFUS +. Andrews.
Decision reserved.
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

The Department Of Public Works Commencing
Active Operations.
On Monday large number or proposals for WORK
under the Department OF Public Works we're opened
by Commissioner Tweed and Comptroller Connolly;
but the proposals were 80 numerous as 70 require a
great deal Of computation SO that the awards could
not pe made until yesterday. The fortunate bidders
are as follows:-
FOR REGULATING
Delaney street. from B0wery to East river awarded
TO Francis Brandon at $54 126. time sixty days.
Lafayette place, from Great Jones street to Aston
South street, from Montgomery to Catharne street,
20 Thomas Geraghty. $60,75 time 800 days;
Attorney street from Division to Houston
i've days; Forsyth street. from Division to Hous-
ton street, to +. G. Hecker, $33,075, time ninety
avenue, to John Lanahan at $40 s13, time seventy
five days; Seventy-f0urth street, from Third TO
avenue A to More time one hSnGrea
to John Lanahan. at s19693, time sixty days; ave.
nue. q, nom Houston 10 Eighteenth street, to r. G.
Ninth avenue, from Fourteenth street to Twentythlrd
street, to Thomas White, s5I,2S6, time two hundred
days. Eleventh avenue from Twenty.thrd to Thirty,
12Sth street. TO T. p Morell at s1S2,7s5, time three
hundred days.
FOR CONSTRUCTING SEWERS
In Fourth avenue, between Thirteenth and Seven
teenth streets to IT,. OBrien, at s2,ee5, time ten
avenue, to b. F. Brady, at S3.556, time twentysevcn
days; avenue A, from Fliy-fourtn street to and
through Fifty-stxh street to near First avenue,
to Patrick Farley, at s7.s45, time seventy-lye
days; First avenue, from Thirty-ninth to For
tieth street, to T. j. O'Bren, at $3.50,
time forty DAYS; 12lst street, between First
avenue and avenue A, to Lutz McKimm. at 81, SS4,
time ten days; 124th street, between Third and
Fourth avenues, to Hugh Masterson, nc So, 646 time
sixty days; 126th street, between Third and Fifth
avenues, to 7, MCGUIRE, at $10,4S0 time i0rty-fve
days; 122d street, between Fifth and sixth avenues,
to Hugh Masterson, at $50a7. time fifty days; Seven
tysXth street, between First and Third avenues to
Patrick Farley at $12,9sO, time 100 days; Sixy-fth
street. between Fourth and Filth avenues
to Patrick Farley. at $3,3ss time thirty
five days; Sixty.seventh and Sixty-eghth streeIs
between Fourth and Fifth avenues, to Patrick
Farley, at S4.96l, time fifty days; Madison
avenue, between seventy-fourth and Eighty
sixth Streets to Patrick Farley, at 1902,
time eighty days. Madison street, be-
tween Pike and Birmingham streets, to Charles p.
Deviin at 1857, time twenty days; Clinton street.
between Houston and Stanton streets, TO James
Everard at 1852, time forty-fve days. Eighty-flsr
street. between Third and Fourth avenues, to +. O..
Sheehey, at 1854. time seventy-ive days; Tenth
street. between Ninth avenue and HUDSON river, TO
Matthew Baird, at $15,S40, time $50 days.
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Steamship Cuba Br) Noodle, Liverpool via Queenstown
q Francklyn.
steamship Etna (Br), Lockhead Liverpool Haifax-J
g Dale.
Steamship VIRGO Bulkey, Savannah Murray, Ferris &
Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde Morgan. Wilmington, NC-Lori
LARD Steamship Co.
Steamship Niagara Backwood Richmond, City Point and
Norfok-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Washington, Wallace, Lewes, Del-New York
and Delaware Steamship Co.
Steamship Fanita, tresman, PHILADELPHIA Loriard Steam
shin Go.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse Boston-W p CLYDE
Ship Liverpool Lambert London Grnnell, Minturn Co.
Shin Nile (Br), Awkward Antwerp-Snow Burgess.
Ship Edward Hyinan, Brooks, Havre-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Charles Forbes Swett Havre-E Morgan's Sons.
Bark Griflths, Drummond, Matanzas-Jas Ward l.
Bark Danish Princess (Br) sopwith, 81 john NB-H &F
Meyer.
Bark Jas Ward Park Galveston C H Mallory h Co.
Brig Eva Utah. Larro, Cons.antinope--Slocovch Co.
Brig Thos Owen, Guptii, Havana Jas e Ward Co.
Brig Lulau (Br), Steuben, Bridgewater-Geo Philips
Collins.
Brig wenonah, Slime, Port Johnson-Jas Henry.
Schr Gersh Banker, Swinnert0n, Parn-F Moran
Schr Laura Pride (Br), Hasse, " Ks-Jones Tough.
Schr Emma q, Weber, Elzabetbport.
Schr Morelight Bradford, Calais
schr Geo Pierce, Poole, Salem-R Ropes 4 Co.
Schr d q Acken, Meade, Stamford.
Steamer Vulcan. Wilcox, Philadelphia
Steamer Comstock Drake, Philadelphia
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. Philadelphia
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PRACTICAL TEMPERANCE.

Lecture by the Rev. Charles B. Smyth.
About two hundred people assembled at Steinway
Hall last evening to listen to lecture temperance
by the Rev. c. B. Smyth. The lecturer was intro
duced by Mr.. Thomas Pittman In few remarks,
after which Mr.. Smyth ventilated his thoughts upon
the subject Of his lecture His ideas OF temperance
were very liberal. He believed in practical temper
ance but in the doctrine that the Bible really intends
that Christians should obstain from strong drink
entirely he had little faith Christ turned water into
wine at the marriage feast at Cana and He thus set
an example in drinking wine chat every good Chris
tian had right to follow. 1t was not the use OF
strong drink alone that made so many drunkards.
1t very often from deprving people Of liquor in
any form when young and thus increasing their de-
implanting temperance principles in children and it
would, in a great measure, DO away with the evils
Of intemperance.
The lecture was interspersed with anecdotes and
scriptural quotations and attentlvely listened TO.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM ,

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steam soSp.of war Nipsic, Commander seliridge
stenmsnp Russia (Brj, Lott, Liverpool June IS, and
sscs Fanny
OBJ md % ne "a Ion II Si aya
for Lsrpoc1 same day 800 miles of Sandy Hook, ship
and passengers to the Pacihc Mail Steamship Co. june as
LAT g o. lon n passed steamship Ocean Queen, hecs for
sssm.hp Henry cnspnsey Maury AspinwrS lame ~
Steamship Tybee Delaney, San Domingo June 49, SANTANA
2h and Porto Plata 22d with mdse and passengers to SPOT
~ st:amshp Gulf Stream McCrcry Galveston June 49, and
Key West 3d. with mdse and passengers. to Mallory
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins June u.s. with
mdse and passengers to W Garrison. o. ~.
m s:sa ans sSs Mssssn Dus sa
Ship Gen Chamberlain tof BATH Ae1ander Bermuda
to Moody '1 % ives rt to Ews Co. Had light
Bark Yankee SGS Jccksns, Santos, 4s days. with Coffee
Esn11
ii 40 spoke brig Adeone Nd from RIO Jansro for Bat-
Bark Ta.man Br) Blatcbtord Rio Janero a days, with
coffee, to- Phipps Co. Crossed the Equator June in
Bark Marn " Brett, Blanchard Matanzss u days with
CO H ia S 81 @ sSs
Alaska, hence for New Orleans
Wsr Ia.
Win s wd S SnS csrepa s for
with molasses to master Has been s dsys north Of Hat
teras with light winds and Gains June 49, Barnega INV
Az miles, spoke schr Etnen Allen, from for Philadelphia.
Brig Warren, Hartman, Cardenas 10 days. with sugar,
Brig Union Star Br Merriam Windsor days, with pas-
ter TO ID r DeWolf a Co.
&C. TO Wenberg of passase had strong west
ery Winds latter part moderate weather. June 25 lat ~
lon 81 o. spoke bark Inca, from Bremen for Ba
more. - NJ,
fruit TO T Fparsall-vesse to McCready 20. Was
az days north of atteras with light airs, battling wines and
cams June III lat o. Ion u.s. spoke schr Isaac Oliver from
Port au Prince for New York als lat "a 3d. lon To- schr Eva
Lewis, from New York for HORROR Island
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
General J. Hammond and General w. Il. Dike Of
Minnesota: Colonel ]. A. Case, OF San Francisco;
Colonel T. Hardaway, Of Georgia: General N. J.
Stanley, Of Kentucky; Colonel J. II. Louderman, OF
st. Louis; J. E. Hughes, of England, and W. J. Bar
dell, Of Texas are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Erastus Corning Of Albany; H. II. Houston and s.
B. Kingston, OF Philadelphia, and Rev. NJ Hamilton
Of Ohio, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Lyman Tremain and M. L. Fikins, Of Albany; DR..
J. H. Thompson of Washington; A. b. Cornell, Of
New York; J. Terwilliger, of Syracuse; Colonel
Robert Barton, OF Rhode Island, and Mr. Charles
Fechter, Of England. are at the Aston House.
Colonel W. M. Pratt Of CINCINNATI; Captain T. A.
Holt OF CHINA; Rev. w. N. Page. OF Florida; James
q. Read, Of San Francisco; Rev. G. Wadleigh. Of
Philadelphia, and A. Ii. Robinson, OF Baltimore are
at the Irving House.
DIR. L. M. Schoonmaker, Of England; Major G. M.
Burton, of the United States Army, and B. Bridge,
Of New Orleans. are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Colonel Robert Lenox Banks, OF Albany; M. z.
Hurn and r. Bell del Castillo. OF Spain, are at the
Clarendon Hotel.
General Frank p Blair Of st. Louis; Potter Palmer,
OF Chicago; Colonel II. D. Newcomb, Of Louisville;
r. Schey, Of Georgia; Colonel I. A. Scott, Of Pha-
delphia g. T. Coulter and T. Winter, Of London, and
J. A. Griswod, OF Troy, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel
DR.. Alex. Wilcocks and A. ]. AntilO, OF Philadel-
phla; J. w. Wadsworth. Of Geneseo, and D. j. Ives,
of San Francisco are at the AlDemarle Hotel.
Commander II. Glass, OF the United States Navy;
Dr. W. Foster, of Clifton Springs; Senator Doolitte,
of Washington; E. NJ Martindale, of st. Louis; II.
H. Dodge, OF Washington; J. M. hurlado, Of Lima,
and A. P. Laney. Of Buffalo, are at the Hoffman
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BOUND SOUTH.

s ''Ss' osss ray S Sss
"a. s si fstos conn., Cow Bay II day.. for New York. with
rsPsssSo for New
to Nolan s.ssrs-ve.isl to Simpson e clapp.
WITH 70 days for No"
Brig Redwood. Gardner Newport days. for New York,
Brig i::s:. Jswssi Alien New Haven for New York
New YORK. with plaster e crsnds Berts11 Co.
sSa TX & ,s len, 9 5shn NIB for New
seSr Deputy starsss Rookpor. days, for New
schr May Day Adams Bangor days, for New York. with
lumber 70 John Boynton's Son Co. c,r .,s
schr Harper, Colt, Bangor days, for New York, with
scSr ssron Fitch Calais days. for New YORK; with lum-
sssr Chase Kelly, Dsnnsport for New York. with a'h
schr Pane Jones'. Passport days, for New Yorkwh
lumber 70 John Boynton's Son 4 Co.
ssh Y6 nTsps H g John Avc Me-
schr Hoiway Bryant Jonesport days, for New York,
ssar Eliza Conn, Conn, Ksnnebunk days, for New
Sch scsr Nsy cssss 1pson Portland days, for New York.
with lumber to Holyoke Murray.
ssIr aSqsys ,0l S'"
sphr Msracaho Henley Portland, days, for New York.
sshr Ns:ssehus.ts:, Jefferson, RocklAnd for New York
@ $ as ans wSs ges.s
schr Ned sumpter shaw Rockland days. for New York.
schr Fssne: f Hatch. Vail Rcoand for New York. with
schr jane. Henry Wilson. Rockand for New York. with
schr Vsndervoort Kelly, saco days, for New York.
Schr Perbert Manton Manton, Boston for New York.
Hchr Rayn0r. Hutchinson, ROckpOrt FOR New YORK.
Scr Anthony Burton Johnson Fairhaven Mass for New
schr John Comstock Keeney, Nantucket for New York.
sehr Emma Fitch Nomans Land for New York, with fish
scSr ' Dewitt. Chase New Bedford for N.w York.
Schr q Chew, Phillips, Taunton for New York.
schr whistler, Keene Taunton for New York.
schr %errmssn, BasSit bsSson FOR New York
schr Convert, Adams, Fall River for New York.
sh Ro for New YORK
Scnr Surf Abbott, Providence for Trenton
schr Harriet Lewis. Taylor, Providence for New York.
schr Hamlin. Lewis Providence for New York: .
sehr Fannie Hae -, Pr9y,dsnce for I New York
scbr yuure Chamberlain Newport for New York.
scSr Donna ANA Newport N for New sU York
scor Empire, Baker, New London for Newburg
Schr + NJ Wells, Kelsey, Portland, CT for New York.
schr Proyldsncs, MeCo6b RridgepSrt for New York.
Schr Dart, Murphy, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. New York for Boston.
Brig Matilda, Dix, Rondout for Salem
Schr Gen Sheridan Jewett Baltimore for Middetown:
Schr Goodwin Waterbury, Ezabethport for Stamford.
schr Hannie Wesbrook, Lejohn Eizabethport Tor Port
schr Anderson Doyle Elizabethport tor Providence.
schr Mary Matt, Baker, Eizsbethport for Somerset;
Schr Naiad Queen Chase, Eizabethport for Bristol
schr A Tate, Tate, Hoboken for Bridgeport.
schr r P church, clifford, New YORK for Westport.
schr Louise Wilson. Hoyl, New York for Salem
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steam sloop of war Nipsc, Lieu
tenant Commander Thomas O. Sefridge. from AS
pinwal and san Bias fourteen days. arrived at this
port yesterday.
The United States gunboat Yantic arrived at St.
Thomas on the 4th from Jamaica and ST. Domingo.
She left for BarbadoA
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WEST POINT.

Conclusion of the ExumiratiOn-Ferty-ei
Out of the Eishty-six Fail to Pass and
Sent Home.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, June %, 1870.
At the examination at the West Point Military
Academy concluded to-day, fortyeight out OF eighty
six failed and will be sent home IL Is said to have
been the most rigid examination ever held on the
post.
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HARVARD cuLLees COMMENCEMENT.

BOSTON, June Is, 1870
AT the Harvard commencement to-day the following
honorary degrees were conferred:-Doctors of Law
on william Maxwell Evarts of New York, and Leo
nard Bacon, of Boston, Masters Of Arts on Francis
Humphreys Storer, of Boston, and William Coe Col
lar q Boston HlghlanGs
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BELOW.

Ship Betty (NG Nutzhorn from Shields May g. with mdse
to Punch, Edge Co (by pilot boat Ezra Nye No2:
Bark Seth Aust Radimir, from Liverpool May by pilot
boat Ezra Nye, No 2l
Bark Mary Lowerson (Br), Henderson, from Mddesboro
Nav by pilot boat Ezra Nye, No2l
Bark Oilers (NG), Defke, from Bremen May IL, with
passengers Chas Lung Co by pilot boat Ezra
Nye, No 81