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schI white Sea Bradley vnsI Haven. "a. NH. H..
sohr Alligator Robinson Calais lays VIII lamoti D w.
sohr T. r. Abel Fowler BsrBstsble.
solr. LanartiBe Quincy. WaFcham.
schE Hsze EcSsme. Grcensich.
Jennie seine. Cool. Jefferson
schr G1rani Lfrcsey Bridgeport
SohE MARY Howe Harris Naniuect, with tsh n d HAey
Schr Rerenns Nieker.On. Providence fof Philadelphia
sehr Alnon Bacon. Crosby Pigeon Cove.
Schr Celeste, JOAes Via Il Haven,
schr L. 8 Chase Dennis with Sch Woodruff Robdnsoa
scht. Esiells Hessy. NeB..ondon for Pblsdelph,-
scr wizard sagl5bsIy, Ciah, Plgsoa Co.s
scbE Garg J. Meade. 1krs.her, Taunton.
Scbr FraBk Mersn Bunce Cold Spring of R0nfOu.
schf Gipsy. Baker Bristol for Ellalebpor'.
hchE Eel pc, Dixon, Ehzabethpor Tor Poyidence.
Schr John Cr0ckfod, Hatch. Elizabeth ProFiteaeeL
schr Louis, Ilumhle. Eliza ethport FOR Providence.
sclr John Hckey, Hule. klzaheihport Tor Bndgeter-
Sehr T. Graham. Wilson, Elrhethpor Tor Mlf'd O.
schr MoTehght Bradford EIsbethfort for Cambddgeport
scAr q. w. Rswley Bawley. BhEAbetbpori FOR Salem.
sehr Ann Ramho. Rogers, Blubethpori Tor BnigeporL
Schr Rodono, Moore. ElizabehDort for Boston.
Schr T. II. Nash. q ie Ill ahethpOr for Beverly Mass
Gchr s. 5. Tyler. PTsu Eizhe'hpor Tor Bosi0r
schr NJ Sllleck Hubbard Bilibe,hpor Tor NrsH,ven-
Sehr Jas. hAnan, Kelly EilaletapOr for Seg Hagen.
ScbL WIN. T. Plillps liswkin, Neg Haven.
Sehr Jo.epb Skinner Eew-Iiavsn for Eniabe'hpor
schr Charley Miller Pierce New Haven for Pli-dsyhia-
Schr Eliza Smith. NewHsyea.
schr. Bw ght Davidson Fisher. New-TIarcn.
sehr DIR. W. Powers. CROSBY. Neg Haven.
Setr Anna Lewis Lag'on Port Jefferson ior GsoretOvn
schr j. K. Mitchell Morreu STANFORD.
sehr Nile hetcsf Rockl1nd, With lime % J. r Brown
seht Leonne Frenh, r, cklanl vi lime J. II. Brown.
sehr \ T. Goodwin. Waterbury stamford.
sehf' Sueeess, hcLans. New LoBI0n for Philadelphia
sc.r Black Diamoni Smith Salem for RlEshcthport
s SeIt t0nehs, Perry, Providence for Eizabe,bpOr
"iND-s1aset south cloudy.
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49, fcVipg named Presdent-The Hon H. " naAi OF
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81 n Uou,4r OF Louis Democrat ana A. y hken o.
M,l,rduLee Wisoonsn The following EIspnSs IgI nj 81 "
Walker. eIOfco
John Henry age seven, of No 40 East Nntn-st.
ve.,ery aud his light leg crushed lie vas aAsn 70
psn. uo,ptal The driver Patrick MeUynn was arfestsd
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thrtyGve 6rtcas Maryland Newspapers We refer 70 ne llo
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Wedding md Visiting Cards Initial Stamping Note Pace.
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Pnrson,s Purgatiye Ps-Best family Physic - IN boa
SnKKIpASs CKr CONDIrioS POWDERS Horses AID stock
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. s. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:fI
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM GLASGOW steamship Alexandra June IIcapt AS
NJ Ale.ander q. b. Forman John Weamery JOS csi'a
sb pars Jou Blee VIM Noble isabeAA DeeherV MA 'shs'
H. ALL
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5petial Notifies
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning. and contains, in addition to the general news
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barometer corrected for temperature and eleyation
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

NyVUTsIS T7t z, TT
The weather remains senslbly unchanged
west Of the Missouri The OF lowest barometer has
moved from Canada eastward and extended this after
noon suddenly southwark 10 Chesapeake Bay The bar
ometer has risen slightly the Upper Lakes, ana IN
the Southwest. The temperature has fallen on Lakes
Erie and Ontario, and less westward To Illinois ana
Wisconsin. The of rainy ana threatening weather
has advanced from Ohio and Tennessee To the Middle
and Eastern states Fresh southery winds are now re-
pOred from the latter coast. Northwesterly winds pre-
vail from Lake Ontario to Lake Superior AMI southwark
10 Tennessee. ~
The rain will probably cease tonight. on the Atlantic
coast and be followed by brisk hwesterly winds
Partially cloudy and clear weather. with westerly Winds
is probable for Thursday from NewYork 20 the Miss!s
sipp River, and to the Gulf.
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winchester's HypophOsphitcs wi cure cOssUHsros.
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MEMORANDUM.

Steamship Heyeta reports May 3d. Ia. A. 90 Ion.
IS D.. exchanged signals With ship C-po CBr), from
lon IS paei Of Lamgert Ho' steamer bond ss0vss
commercial signals, J. 81 NJ June 2 lat 81 J ol 1952 ged
sensl, bah Geuors from Loeb HOWE fer Pehi;
lat ~ o. on 50 co. snai Guon amh bound east shosing
gnal letters W @ G. N. June L. lat Al w. Ion. w o. saei
ot,raiR Br1. bound west
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S,yAsNAH Go, JUle 7-Ardvei steamships Ton,vsrta from
IN larne whiting, from NeW-fork; hr Ann T. Ysl,n
the Iom fh'e Cleared b.rkT
Wave Tor Ia limOre brig Florence fjr sligo
FORTRESS MONROE Juc 7-Ariye
Ade Hale Saua P3 os, br;g. ,riet h,
Ponce; brig Day Spring, for New Bunsvck '
CHARLESTON, c. June 7Cesr se,m,b, for New
York bng Recurs0 Secundo for Barcelona.
SAN FRAScsco June Tile ship Jss r. Keller Of New.York
loaded win lumber Tor Cao returned 70 Port Gamb Wlshng0s
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DOMESTIC PORTS

a. SAILED.
Scotia and Hnnesoa Liverpool; Jeoa for Cnsr
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An ELEGANT STEINER.

THE OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION coMPANY's
PIONEER VESSEL.
The new steamer Oceanic, Capt. Digby Mur-
ray arrived at this port, late Tuesday night, and
steamed up 10 her dock early yesterday morning with
the American ensign at her f0remast head and the Brit
sh iag at tho peak She excited much attention among
the thousands who crossed the ferry boats during the
day Since the Great Eastern left these waters nothing
has beer seen to rival the Oceanic in sze Her length Is
a32 feet breadth Of beam feet depth Of hold SO feet
entire burden COCO tuns engines 5000 horse power and
she drap at the load-line, feet Of water Her four
masts tower above I'll the shipping on the jersey
side and the flags at their head can oe
soen from tho corner Of Chambersst. and Broadway
THE Oceanic was built by Harand & Wolf ot Belfast,
and FIVE Oher vessels of equal tunnage, power, ana
rquipIneut, named the Atlantic, Bfltc, Pacc, Aretle
and Adratic viii follow during he year nom lhP si
yard Tie decks are entirely o IRON, ca'cd tDoVo anu
below with wood aud she is furnished with tnat great
Yankee Improvement "a straight scm Tie saoon IL
ELEGANTLY finished and UphOl tered -Four large taDicS
the ente length, win scar; cusnlOhet IN nReh.
eolOrcd silk velvet and the whole saloon IL rependent
with silver plating and mirrors Two coal srates
with marble maGtels, glfmOuntcd by dellcatelyiasl-
toned rou1es, in the aft end, ner the entrance
tary, shaped like upright piano: The cozy iadles
cabin by lS feet, situated on the SlafnOaru sue,
directly ait NJ saloon. IL upholstered IN green VeVe
the sm0king ng-rOom-Gnished in buh-On the spardeck,
Ee state-rooms have perfect ventilation, which those
living IN tho UPPER berths have II in their power 70 CON
troll Each fae-rOOm IL furnished with eight IRE pre-
Au e ctIic bell, Leading 10 te ste"u foo'
Is fitted 10 every sleeping berth. -, . -, 40.
These vessels are undoubtedly The largest nannsomes
and best furnished Of any now plying IN the trans
AFTERNOON y he ding men OF all the principal steam
ship companies in the port.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Worthy & Larabee's planing-mill, at North
Adams, Mass, vas burned yesterday. Isuni.
david II. Homer of this city has been sen,
teneed I've he,s Louis PenaeHy for pAnns "s
check.
MARKS brewery, with dwelling attached, IN ~
NoraichiOWn Conn., was burned yesterday. Los, r'VOV'
4lOOr ,-;.o;,;.
There was heavy frost, with ice. IA W an :,
from the James River the Potomac Ii 10 feared that ne
destroy el.
John McGiyen ro0fer, OF Hariior1, nSS coa1 on
Killed falling from fhe roof Of ehareh ~ "'''''' ~
wedue~hy
The body of John Peters, who had ori ,, Rie1 r
from Hartford for several days. found "a w III Vnna
teruy. The Coroner jury returned veriiet Of :.
ta,o,n IN Redfor,i IA miles from Detroit
Mich, kept by German nana 49, xle tLe.f Aroe children
capd -. ,Ja,r ORLEANS have seized
u J 81 .ts,,oer Liberty the Bsnnorr hAss s"i - ,ha
orleans Ine' soOSo esars and I rolls 0f es'H''''
Revenue Laws :, ,,r,oooJ;n,,
The trial of Mrs Fair for murder as rs pr. so Ss
In csIonis ID has proved ha 's % hsI Ia mn, MIDI Lima
s IN h, n Cnendea brought his MIC OAA " NV viva WIN
SneciaJ Agent Curtis of Ogdensbnrgh, N. IA
...oP.e A. lLBe span Of bopes Valued AZ 20 am :"
reports hs ii $50 violation Of Tie smnSghpy lSN lp
horse. tais1 sI eros, Il . Canada line from Qseeee.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
TIE SLEEPY HOLLOW MURDERER-sECoND
TRIAL or I. V. ". BUCKHOUT

Thy ease of Isaac Y. w. BuckhOut, charged
with tie murder Of his wife, AMI of Alfred Randall, was
taken up yesterday in the Court OF oyer and Terminer
White Plains Westchester County, before Judge j. f.
barnard AssccatcJustces sillman and Howe, and the
County Judge Robert Cochrane The crimes were com
mited at Duckhouts house in Sleepy Hollow, near Tar
rytown on New Years Day, 1870 Alfred Randall and
lis son cre making a coll there when the prisoner who
had left tie paror under the pretcnse OF procuring for
them hot e of cider suddenly returned, armed with
e1n and fred at father aud SOL, killing the former IN
stoIt and dangerously wOuudng the latter. Ills wfe
yns aierwatd found dead in the adjoining room, from
lie was arrested and brought to trial during March, 1870
uudcr a double Indictment OF murder.
The pea OF insanity alleged IN the defense. ana
afer protracted trial. which ocCasoned great excite
mont throughout the county, the jury failed to
unon verdict During his subsequent confinement the
rieoner has eynced marked indifference as to his fate
and on entering the Court yesterday was seemingly
corepss the possible results Oi trial He IL 80
wears old Of medium hight, with light blue eyes, dark
hair and whisker, anu regular features utterly devoid
OF expression. ,,.--.
the prisoner with the murder of Alfred Randall. The
counsel for the prosecution are John o. Dyknan District
Attorney; Henry L. Clinton or this city, aud John y.
Bates OF Westchester. The prisoner is defended by
Francis Larkin, Judge Vim. II. Robertson and y. Il.
act AZ iurymen, but only three yesterday
Richard s. Gray, George X. Carroll, and Andrew L..
Clarke Great difficulty s experienced III securing jury
men owing the widespread interest awakened by the
previous investigation In many instances, persons
competent in other respects for Juryduy were excused
capital punishment. The trial will be resumed this
IN
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Delaware and Hudson Canal viii be
Opened for tdewer to Summit on Monday Apnl@
The propeller Araxes from Toledo, laden with
arrived Buffalo yesterday but Nas unable 10 enter e
became Of The Tee
The Monticello and Port Jeryis On. Y Railway,
which has been severely crippled by land slides during hs HoH'n
again in ruunilg order
Messrs. Fisk & Hatch Of ew-York YESTERDAY
of United States Loan IOAi ysA'e
say "a 2C3OO0; total subscrbed, SiI.5l8"0
The coal investigation before the Pennsylvanlii
ic,i Co,ee vas resumed Yesterday ami Arguments were hear
on both sides Tie Investigation "il close t0ds''
The observations at Mount Washington at p
m ,erdsv were: ~ 90 change plus s thtrlome
cbg minus o. relative humidity 6' wind W. 'e"cy % hes per
hour . ,,---. 1 II =, I,o.,o,, .,ee
ter a. pqe fr sosl gathering Of the descendants OF le
family ,t Hsrmop Grove South Fsnn9ghsn Mas The aAy p'
yet liked . a.. f r f,;-o;uxo,; ,,oe,ordav
irI. ss rendered against the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD o
Til876 Of Gibson kariy Co. Io uAhAges "Ns INV
froIs delay IN the shipment Of sugar .
The General Ticket Agents Convention met IN
esvsush vese,V George A. Dsfmun 0 The Philadelphia
Ion and anore slroad President and " H. DorseJ OF s
Charlotte Columbia and Irusia Railroad. vioePnadeDt
2 .The Times and The BaHetin OF LeayenW ~, Ian, ,.
Kansas have effected aeasuss consolidate Tie no.
h tn on Sunday LeHpHprM Bnft!ia dhd I'11s
VII city Bngils5 morning paDfTs The
being JepTeseRted by The COnnIaaL
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
TIE METHODIST BOOK CoNCERN-ANOTHER AT
a AI,-AI,-,n y.L,--.

The Methodist Book Concern Committee, at
H. session in January last after Withdrawing the charges
against the Rev DIR. John Lanahan, voted TO submit the
whole mater for investigation to subcommittee con-
sistng Of Bishop Scott and the Rev. Iesss Bingham
Vernon and R0thne.cr THIS Committee. after secret
session Of Ave days. and vain attempt 20 select experts
who should examine the accounts, adjourned for one
month In accordance with this adjournment the Sub
Committee met at No. sC5 Broadway yesterday and pro-
ceeded to business Mr.. Bingham acting as Chairman
and llr. Secretary. They remained in session
throughout tie day but did not come to any decision
The experts as they chosen, will investigate
the affairs Of the Concern and report the result back TO
the Cpnntee The latter VIII subsequently report
TO the General Conference when meets In Brooklyn in
May 1874 The sub Committee VIII resume its session
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
THE NEW UNITED STATES BONDS.
w ho,.h

WASHINGTON, March 29.-An erroneous re-
port has been circulated in financial circles TO the eoc
that in consequence OF the expiration Of the 20 days 70
which Secretary Boutwell, limited the goation OF the
first <2oooo OF five per cents Of the new loan, having
divided that amount equally between the agents Of the
United States and those OF Europe, more or sneh
bonds Will be negotiated separately but that hereafter
the three classes Of bondsnamey, lives, fourang,a-
halfs and fOurswill have TO be taken together TIC
fact Is that the 20 days having expired, either side may
now receive subscriptions to the first S2C000O0O0 OF hye
cents TO any extent equal To what remains untaken
of that sum, whether amounts TO more than sl0l0000
in either country not. When tie entire S2OO,OpO00
above referred TO shall have been there the three
classes OF bonds will be placed In the market together
The printing OF tho backs OF Tie following designated
bonds has been awarded by Secretary BOutwe to the
Bank-Note Companies herewith named. Ihs remainder
OF the work viii he done by the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing Of the Treasury Department.
The COnrGdLIhe five cent thou and registered we
vehou and half per cent Eycaurdd and four
and bali per cent ore-ihousands.
me AngEThe coupon four and ha eent thouns lyo
lunlre and four and ha cent hudrsi red h!e
thousands and four and half cent Be tyetAossa
and teuthousauds
T NaoaoLTe coupon Eve cent hies aod hyenoI four
half ffe and fvehundds registered hEo Per cent
t hundreds fyehundds tenousanfs and four and hall per cent
hundreds
The Continental Company have already submitted
their models for the backs and they have been returned
approved
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
THE NEW DOMINION.
OPPOSITION TO THE ADMISSION OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA-PEOPOSED LAND GRANTS TO TIL
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OPPOSITION TO TIE ADMISSION OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA-PEoPOSED LAND GRANTS TO THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
OTTAWA, llarch 29.--Sir George f. Cartier,
the leader o, tie Government party in tho House OF
Commons IN introducing resolutions for the admission
OF British Columbia into the Dominion, stated that the
proposed measure extended the Dominion OF Canada
from the Atlantic to the Pacific He proceeded to ex-
head, based upon population 81 6ooO would provide
pensions, 81 the rate OF two-thirds the former salaries
Tor those officials of the Colony whose positions would lie
effected ny tie change. and whose services are not re-
70 the tariffs aud excise duties. stating that the
present tariff could remain long desired by British
columbia and NV that Arrangement the Dominion ex-
chequcr would receive larger revenue than by the
take place lie went into explanations respecting tho
Canadian PlcHc Railway and stpuatons for It's con-
structon, and the works which have been completed
within period OF ten years. British Columbia was to
aid the work by land grant OF twentynie sections on
each side of The line which wond give the road oSGoGO
acres or coo square miles Of land 1t proposed 10
give in return S1t0OO0 annually, which only the
interest On s20OOO0 at i've per cent Placing the value
OF the land ut 81 per acre. II would eave over soOOo
worth of lana 20 aid the railroad The length OF the line
from Lake NpsSns TO the Pacific would he about 1880
niles Of when zoo ml6s We're III ohsTlo. III was eA.
pected that the Ontario Government would give grant
OF 100000 acres Of land " aid III the construction OF the
road The Government ma not intend either to con
struct tie road or TO aid it to any extent by money
grant The Cove ernment however was prepared to aid
the company undertaking tie construction OF the road
with 81 0 annum heing interest at five per cent
capital OF SzjOOJ0)c lie estimated the cost Of the
the Pacific scaoOtId If the Dominion TO become
great power on the cOntlhOuts
sir A, T.. Cali tIu.ttd that the Government would be
Ver careful IL entering into the proposed treaty 1nas-
much as Canada had already great many obligations
10 fulfill 1t would be impruccnt TO enter on any that
could not be carried out without cTampiug the energies
OF the dominion.
Mr.. Mackenzie while he very anxious for the ad
mission Of British Columbia into the Confederation, yet
he saw object ia discussing the provisions OF the
treaty submitted by the Government 1t had to be ae-
ceptcd without amendment II II were deemed necessary
do lie offered amendment in effect that the
Dominion Government should do no more than have the
survey the proposed railway made until tho finances
OF the country warranted IN expenditure on the road.
Mesrs Cartwright. Blake and others opposed the res
outors for the admission British Columbia the
terms submitted 10 the House The debate finally
adjourned
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

The bin has no; the ghost OF a chance of becoming
law il any dependence can he placed upon the con
stency of tile Governor lis Eycellency having vetoed
much less Objectionable bll OF the same hln tat year
The reasons which determined his action then apply
with much greater force to the present measure .
The business OF the Legislature is now advanced TO
that stage OF hurry and confusion in which IL Is almost
impossible 10 Keep record OF what Is going on The
Grinding Committee report scores OF Dus eaon oi
by its title merely and passed without tne ssh
est knowledge he part OF the majority or members as
10 what they voting for BY resolution adopted IN
the Assembly tO4ay. all debate Ia hereafter limited 10
speeches OF five minutes EACH ondrr thls RUE lnsv
gent discussion s an impossiby athOugh Iucn ol & tio
most important business OF the session remains 10 oo S
posed OF. ,. =. .u..,ooo.., g., r,or ,Ilus.
trated BY little incident in the Assembly TINS morning.
I'm Inc confusion caused by multitude OF motions TO re-
Island Bridge bill into the Committee on Cl,ls Wit w
mower to report complete. Fortunately Mr. Prince ol
oneens County whose constituents are mcn Opposed 10
this bilI caught the title and objected Fields tndeay-
ored 10 press his motion and on Mr. Prince persisng IN
his objection loudly asserted that not anOther'D DiI vi
Princg,s should be advanced this session "a
The occupied again toay VII VIE @ le I,, p re-
hnrgh Railroad has established ferry and Is con
str1cting q bridge Lake Champlan 10 connect
~ thrd reading and will pass the Senate by avery
close vote All the Republicans except Two 9ploss ~
Its fate the Assembly Is doubtful Deng compncaedD Dy
the revolt OF Mr. Weed from Jamlnany. ,,- IT,.
The special order in the assembly was s Mr III loves
r rho hest substitute for the motive power now IN use
aIan% tbe canals Gen Mcclellan, Horato Seymour, and
SbnnIJ he improvement into general use within
YEAR the inventor will receive $4,000 more The bin was
senator Murpbys bill to incorporate the Brooklyn
Steam Transit Company has been iay0rably reported
from the Committee. It authorizes the construction
and CperetIng OF underground and elevated
,roiiroaf upder or over streets lying between
Fton Ferry and Prospect Park on or near the line OF
FIatbishaye together with such branches as may be
deemed necessary for the public convenience The capt
raj stock OF the Company IL fixed at ooOO0O but the
storkboIders are empowered TO increase IL by two
thirds vote to s7oo The corpomtors are respectable
and weknOwn citizens. The act viii take effect sixty
davs after liz passage and all privileges and franchises
under it will be forfeited unless at least mile OF the
r,al shall be constructed within three years