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New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

the Rev. President f. o. Haven. formerly o. Miciiesn
and now Of the Western (MetodsO university at
Evanston H. A third address-tO the thinking men
and women assembled at Commencement was mace on
Tuesday evening by still third College President-the
Rev. George +. Magoun. d. d.. Of Iowa College, GIho
Tue College literary societies, the ACclphl anu ,lo
GnOthaut held their aumnal reunions on mOnuay
evening their respective halls In the college buldss
opprobrOusly entitled "Thc Bricl." Tie young adles
society walls Its name under the mysterious initials h
l.. l.
The Commencement occurred on Wednesday and Thurs
day the young ladies occupying the stage and deliver
ing their addresses the first day. the young gentle
the second There addresses by every mem
Der Of each class The music a new feature, being
by full brass band from Chicago and was sustained by
the proceeds OF fine concert Wednesday evening,
after the Grafton and poem before the graduates. The
Presidents leyoe gwen at the COncOrda Han
(where Commencement heidi on Thursday evening.
The honorary degrees conferred LII d. on the Rev
u. Wines, Superintendent OF Public Charities al Spring
field. ID. ID. on the Rev. George Dufied OF Saginaw.
Mich, formerly OF GacsburC and the Roy. George
Thacher. President OF Iowa state University Iowa City.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS,
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l5ih win nie and 5e to Williams Gasa Jane 2 lai q IS
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northern passage w. wrds and been 2 ta. we' Of u'
BankA
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piaeabpies to H. R Van SicEIen.
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sl Geo P Tngg, Lanekin Gloucester ~ aa 10 Geo r Tnx'
s, salmon S. w,.hoq5H g Jone oTgs T.%9.oa for E.ssa,,
SEA, s aTAESe S.SSo5, Gg'Pf, T3,.oS WE'VE Po1i,c
cdr Aaron ngsand Bee SanscAet with ssl 70 II O. R'sens
Jarves Nea -H8vea for ElklbrhpOr
scbr Forest Belle. Young, ROcEpOr,, Me-
scIr SER. sel Rschel t'f.i Edasfds fil Hartford
& sePT W m Eis,, Fis9 BaSfE E PFPy4f1Ss Po9.l,9 O.
Schr Jas-e B. smith Adam Providence for Philadelphia
schr. H. p Ely. stokes PtovideHoe G. c,.-, n.
se5 5i ocean Gee Rssse ws,,oa Bsuso I'd a@bcf oSI.
Schr Wm Rice Pressy yinalhayeu.
sclr Reno Bishop, R0eslani with lime for Rchnoni
schr. Petel Curtis St Joan n b. sisl umae. % Eassrs
ss5E Jane. Fitch x.any Ssnteess' Eh a'A ' con''oeL
Bn spes from cs'g q % a,[; q y via 5 s. .. E s5.. i,: 4
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EEwORLEANs June GAryef steamship Geo "isain 1n rso
BoroS June sEArye lp Roswell Sge from New oe.n.
Newl ork oriental from Boston, and America om Baltimore
CH,gf FsroS c. June 26Saled, hr< Hattie COMBS. fsf
Providence, Chino. for ST. Mary's, Ga.
SPOKEN.
Brig Francis Jane JalerO for Bilumo date Of Per
nsmbuto
BARI ~ O. Roper fem Bremen for NeE York. jane H. ss
lat, sc. by a ARRIVAL at QueenstoSul .
l3 lat ~ 20. lon 50 10. -
SchT ManEan New L0udou, June a. Il miles r.
from sand keY.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Hudson Pratt from London arrived 18Th ani anchored o.
D m.
". and Jane ~, s - 40 OL % spoke sap
American Congress. hence tor London
The shp or emit m fom Liverpool arrived 18th and anchored
this and coming The northern usage
and gales and been days west Of the baaAs
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKgTz

.r~pHr Jure 2Coon demand hui lower rates Il I've
ee du aud pros nominal Cof "a TAR c'ssS
advanced Il a7c Oas-Dsrrand acFe iHl Ps
C3Gts Lard du and dropping lo T2c PrA ui ni
acob-Demand fair liyaBd shoulders 'f's N'-'
RIb Sides, be-; Clear Stes, Stc -.
g-Eorr steady WITH m0erate fsran v b' ssv
with MODERATE demand No White hchgtn - AwDet "ic- %
51jc Rcd. 81 tJQ 81 -, No. Ee1 % 81 = -
steady with taoicrse denarf High MUt 3ci ~ hlfr -
Yellow Michigan, sole; White, TO- Oats qtet u
No 81 05c Rre-ho al jc Mchfon 1c gls e,ssts
Wheat 70 Bf1o, 81 Gle % OE'go, tlNic hfti{
shUr tl 5 tI. Foar b 0Oj bsh heat nd Cora.
snl 100 30 osa So.k in va 2ih 10000 bash
Wheat, SO 900 bush Corn, and $3.50 bush. Osts { A.,
WrSsGIOS n. C.. June % spirits Tarpenine tlet az VIC
Rosn steady - 2l m ~ - f5r No 3 y of Bts
Pale; and sor Pale Tuperine STEADY. - feos Dp,
AGo1sTa Ca jsa -aarIei Wy daa cous le for Liver
pool Mtdngs: sale. . bses rcceirt g bale.
81. LOUE. Juae 1oCotou uucalngsd FOur-uf make ta
low grles Treble 80 2Jg-6 90 Choic3 % IanJ
Family a - fO0 sa Wheat active Al a decind Of 5dlci
Me- Red Pail nspected 3 l.; sample .0stf 10 Red
track. No hiEel oevator 5Jef Nbte,
62t Ot dali sr dropping 5c the tr + .t23c'
saekeL Ryes'nsll sales Ciooe whisky steaf SIC To-
Strongly upvar Common Goo DFk LAT 800
chasge PORK Dry Salei Mesu Clear R sdes,
&c only limited job0ng demsndi 20 udrrs G. 9e
Sides Gle Clear Sdis D. LalNlty Etat at lei- Lave
Hos and Cattle unchanged Receps-2SO bbA Four +sD bush
CHICAGO Jene l6-Toar doll AMI weak Wheat quiet decns
T. No Spring closed ~ ~ cab June TIE afefpeo.
quiet active del ned ldsc No rsrri cooa
Al 5stc Oas rly declined c No f Rye
Qaei Pork, &+ 80 Lari tnner saOf
Nothing doing Meat Live HOGS scgse 81 - 50 ~ tsi q'
0S5 75 Receps3sA bbls Flour 1000 bush Wtssh
l Corn bush. Oats 100 bush RE an D es
Re and 700 Hogs Fresh deoAosa
tc Wheat 10 Buffalo, &c; Corn, to Buffalo, s.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
FRATRIcIDE CASE IN FORSYTH ST..

The investigation into the circumstances con-
nected with the wOunding Of August Bonner by his
brother Charles by fatal blow from sword bit while
they were fencing at their residence No 1876 Forsvtb
on Monday Jane ls viii be begun to-day bv coroner
Hermann The relatives Of the deceased state that he
has been subject 10 temporary fits OF insanity and woud
al sucA times strike his head against the wall or other
wise lnJure himself After the alteration with his
brother be was improving rapidly, when, without any
apparent reason he declared he had 10 longer any wish
70 HVe' bnd, tearing the bandages from his wounds
oAsuod MS head repeatedly against the wall He was
soon selel with delrium, and died on sunday. II Is a.
serea tlat the brothers n love with the girl
ana thdt Jealousy led 10 the alteration between them
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

-, r,n6v 70 the New Departure: tns T' TSS Bidds
take by FRe Ran9or DelS"cTas ~ y, ,be ld
s BsoSs 1ls %1q %r1qrtinscoGsly refuse to depart
The Springfield RpuSiiOG" is of opinion that lat
the o. s,'saonr'S. o ,Ss TDT.on s" of convention
sScd Tor the purpose II Is nifty yo yeG 6 es sS than
received iho.' ~, beon made many of which. the ne
~ ars incon gruOus, obsolete, OF useless
LOCAL,
The XvIIth Assembly District kepnol,s,.ii. i,.osi.
,-oeat,,n met last evening, George b. Bradford
.ho chair. The subject OF establishing
tnsmans library, each member of the AssoGlS'cr,
naot-tnute 10 volumes. was introduced MI ~
fon said: oI want papers instead OF p1oa9 ,ao,,,o
,.-v The great question before the ApeSne nSerS SAY,
lloIa T a16 we want TO read what the PIP, ,TSS ny
hout a so that vote upon made n speech
,,Gect was then dropped. aud Mr. Jog that every
sns rrce Trade I'm which he sed tbe price
article manufactured IN ms Cousa.3 iabOring men and
tbaf N the Free Trade League at.co xyod see very
u,echancs and lab0rlng mon OF N
larI times
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
FIREWORKS on TIE FOURTH.

The Commissioners of Public Parks have re-
solved to give the public display Of fireworks the
approaching Fourth OF July. The exhibitions in the
various public squares will last nearly three hours each
and Will include pyrotechnics OF new designs and
finale" pieces. In addition to the attraction OF fire
works, the Central Park and other bands will play pop
uar airs both before and during the pyrotechnc displays
The following the names OF the squares Parks In
which exhibitions will be given, and the OF the
finale pieces The Battery, facing Bowling green,
Yacht Race in the Bay of New York" City Han Park,
I'm front Of city Hall, EquestriSn figure OF washing
ton :" TOmpkins-square. &" Mammoth American Flag"
with motto, Long May II Waye;" Madison square,
"Viaduct Railway Train" representing locomotive
and train of cars In motion over the Naduct Railway,
with the motto. Rapid Transit" Mount Morrssquare.
Mammoth Steam Printing-Press," with motto, ." The
Living Power" AT kngsbridge Road aud One-hundred-
and-hfty-nuth-st., CITY Coat OF Arms and other
de ices OF municipal character"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
COMMENCEMENT WEEK At YALE.

Commencement week at Yale opens on Sun
day. July Q, with Baecalaureate by PresiGoHt
woosoy. Monday evening 10th. the anniversary
Of the Scientific school. at Sheffield Hail. and trobaby)
dramatic exhibition, under the auspices of the boat
and ball clubs at Music Hall. Tuesday 1th is Prcsen
taton at the chapel in the morning. Grafton by Bliss Of
Chicago and poem by Burr of New-York; cut doors in
tho afternoon reading Of histories and planting Of the
ivy; at the chapel in the evening sophomore prize de-
wednesday l2th g. m meeting Of Phi Beta Kappa and
the Society OF the Alumni p. fn regatta NJ LAKE sal
The evening Phi Beta Kappa Grafton by the Hon. Tneo
dOre Dwight, and poem by the Rov l. ~ TarD0hi on
clio ad Cerum North Church. Thursday Juy 10 OOl-
nenCemenL
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
OBITUARY.
COMMODORE GEORGE $. BLAKE.

COMMODORE GEOkGE ;. BLAhEs
Commodore George s. Blake died suddenly
on Saturday at his residence in LOngwood. Mass He
was born in Massachusetts, in 1901 and appointed mid
shpman the United States Navy at the Of IT, Nine
years afterwards he commissioned Lieutenant, and
IN 1879 was attached TO the West India Squadron He
was occasionally connected with the NarraGansett Bay
survey and detailed for duty at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard From 1887 TO s4s took part in the Coast Survey
He was commissioned as Commander February q, 167,
aud was Fleet Captain OF the Mediterranean Squadron
from 1850 1852 For two thereafter he in the
Bureau OF Construction. He commissioned as Cap
tain on the 14th OF September 1855, and detailed on
special duty until 1858 when be became Superintendent
OF the Naval Academy This position he held until 1865
when was retired from active duty having been in
[he meantime commissioned Commodore the 10th
OF July 1862. He man Of considerable executive
ability, and OF genia and afable manners Up 10 the
Sme OF his death bis mental powers remained unmpared
ANDREW JACKSON DOEELSOS.
Major Andrew Jackson DOnelson died sud-
denly last evening in the Peabody Hotel in Memphis Of
chOlera-morbus age q. He graduated second in q
class OF IS at in 1922 Private Secretary Of
Andrew Jackson during the two terms Of his Admius
tration. and afterward Minister PlenipOtentiary
from the Republic OF Texas 10 Berlin. On his return
home he succeeded Frank Blair, ST., editor of The
washington Union, and the candidate for Vice
President on the Fillmore ticket in 1860 During the past
ID years he has lived in retirement on his plantation
near Australia, Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
DIED.

BOGERTOn sunday June %. Alexander Hsnph infut %
Charles H. and Sarah B0gert agei months aud days
The hen OF the auy invited tic
from he rEdrce Of Dis parents fi4 West Tseu second t1
TUESDAY afternoon, al clock
BREyoORTIn this Sunday June 25 1871 Heay Breyoor esl
IN the 60th gear oi lis tge.
The viii e be ~ lbun ~ j. the
23O H. from Newi0rk Morris and Railroad on
Weinesay % At $40 The uea o the lmly respect
fully invtei 10 attend
IATHAMAt New Bnilsviek Y j. June Robert w.
Latham. the blst year Ol hs
The of the family invited % attend the
r.sirnoe Lyings'on ave on TUESDAY afternoon clock
Phae pa baltimore ilntOu anil soueu papers o0py
LAWRBNCE-Ou Sunday 18th Hs Thomas Lpreae OF Poa hkeeo-
SIC v \. agei - years
Funeral 81 bis residence o. Wetnesiay 23tb inst. p
PEDDIR-On SUNDAY % after long ani severe ils NJ J,
Fee OF the Le Ilos Pc4ie aged p s, a,H.ls asi
Fneads respectfully inv ei 10 sttea4
th funeral ron be late encr B0wcs. TaesIy aiegaoea
June p. a O'Clock
Pertbsthirc (Sootland) papers piease copy.
sKADENOu Monday. oh inst, Harriet wife Of JocDh skAies
iu the 10Th - her
Relatives friends e mly respectfully aend The
funeral from Der late sieuo li7 Forty oars rtars.y
kth inst. at O'Clock
STORY-n Drooll7a June - " lm H. sory bis 53l year.
Fnegds and rcahesi invited attend the funeral
o'clock p m. from hs lat rsience. 10 Pres ieBt-t.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

,arx-F L. Battersbury; Treasurer-H. e. Provost; Con
dnctor and Musical Director-Dr James Pech An & en-.
gement has been entered into with Mr. George Dolby
~ udon for the services of the solOs OF the sacred
Harmonic Society" Exeter Hail. Miss Edth Wynne Nine
Wbeyt0ck- Patey, Mr. William H. Cummings. Mr.. j. @.
Patey and the celebrated baritone Mr.. Santley. ana IN
conjunction with whom the N. j. Harmonic Society VIII
nerOrm during the coming Fall and Winter months the
0ratOriOs Of Elijah Messiah Samson, Judas Macoabeus
Creation aud the Cantaas Hymn OF Praise and Handlers
Acs ana Gaatoa under the direction OF Dr. James Pech
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

The twenty-frst annual commencement oil
st. Francis Xavior's College, No 10 West FtteenthSt
was celebrated yesterday in the large hall OF the College
which decorated with American hags In the ater
noon the exercises OF the three Junior classes took place.
and evening those OF the gradu1tes, ArGhDihOp
McClOskey presiding.
The annual Commencement exercises OF
Rockand Institute Nyack, took place on the 2Otn hS
Eleven young ladies' were graduated. The address was
deIivered nv the Hon A. b. Conger President Of the
Board OF Trustees and the Diplomas weTo presented y
the Rev l.. ID. Mansfield, Principal In the evening mr
and Mrs Mansfield gave a reception TO large number
OF invited guests at the Institute.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
A WOMAN OUTRAGED AT A PICNIC.

Catharne Poland of No. 525 West Fifty-frst-
st. while attending picnic, last night, at the East
River Park foot Of East Eshtyfourthst. deeoyed
into a secluded spot by Thomas Key and Thomas Haley
and outraged Hearing her cries, Roundsman Murphy
and Officer Fawcett went TO her assistance and arrested
the men, who we're locked up They are members Of a
gang who hang around this locality, always ready 10
outrage women rob drunken men,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS
NEw-YoRK NORMAL COLLEGE.
SECOND ANNUAL OOMMENCEMENT--oNEH HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-sIX GRADUATES.

SECOND ANNUAL OOMMENCEMRNT--oNE HUNDRED
AND TwENTY-sIx GRADUATES.
The second annual commencement OF exer-
cses Of the Normal College. which is under tho Depart
ment OF Public Instruction exclusively for the ehucaoh
OF Young ladies' as teachers In the public schools VIII
take place this afternoon O'clock at the Academy OF
Music There will immense gathering oil lh'iteo
persons in addition to the pupils OF the College, VINO
number about 1000.
Annie II Wentworth will deliver the Sautatoryi bnhi
Philips Freeman will read essay on The Worth Vi
Life" Lille c. Cornell another, entitled Llne upon
Line" and Alice A. Brown, third, on the SUBJECT Vi
"Woman" Between tho reading of these essays there
will be duets solos, and choruses, under the drecuon
Of Charlotte v Hutchings, Musical Dreotress OF tne
College The Grafton Will be delivered by klcharu
O'GOrman Subsequently Florence Allen WIN read ah
essay on The Days that No More " Bernard Smy tn
the President OF the Board OF Public Instruction. WI"
present the Graduating Glass with their diplomas ana
Mr. Bell will distribute the hanors gold medal lor
proficiency in German VIII be awarded TO Honora
McDonough: a silver medal for proficiency IN the sano
study 10 Louisa G. Holm $50 IN gold 10 jenny b.
for excellence in efacution silver medal for the pest
essay on the methods and principles OF teaching 70
Eliza Philips Freeman. and bronze medal, LOT So
mendable essay the subject, 20 Alda "a.
The honor students" at this commencement are Jenny
b. Merrill Clara l. Griffin, Annie H. wentworth .ins u
Philips Freeman Lille c. Cornell. Florence Allen Ahce
NJ. Brown Emily Cole, and Jennie e. Day. Berhatu
Smyth is expected 70 deliver short ADDRESS 20 oe
followed by the vaedictOry, by Jenny H. Merrll anu
farewell address by Thomas Hunter, President OF INC
College. The following are the names OF the graouaVo'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
5petial Notices

Iron -tabIe-FittinEs Of superior norkmsnship sHd
cep Nening stall Partitions Hay Racks Fte.ng feel-
Box stall Work Brackets DanPp. &c ar ani soti by
JANE, klRrLAND, tfuu FocnJerN
Ssesroom Nos O. TO- Hi u Beaiest Lirge 0r.ers e With
Dispatch TIE trade supplied send Tor catogpe
Fifth Assembly District Republican Associatiou.-Tbs
roll Of membership for the district
Reorgaaaou will be- Op.n Spns or thr,
DAYS, beginning IT EsDAl. Jane s JAMES WIN ERBOTTOM
JosErH MURPHY sccrrtary. CHAIRMAN.
American Institute Farmers Club.-ns Cut mects
EfEhi ENDAi az otecS, 90 iif Rooms u the lrltut
builns All nerrsd
Nsd NATHAN G. kLl, PrvFlcak
JOSH W CHANHKEs secretary.
Day Martins BlackinE unyeT,al, ackuoweiethe 6-.,
IN he "or preserves e leather doe' no soil clothing aa yes
usr equal the best japanese Sold by al eroce Ia aha.
dealers Wholesale Agency %, Futon-t
Wilson shuttle Machines ths t iu1 dsa Got.
NalesIoom, 7pr Br .lsas
Post-ofce Noteerhc sa .or Luope, a. b. cad
i W 20 20 ~ ~i ., at ~ one on TUESDAY.
fH JONES. P1fnasief
Inimitable CATER of TAR sud WL.4r ,c. ,,tt.n,,..
staio 10 Gr,alst Icr " BrOalssi SAansx, -
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
p4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM TIyERPOOL-In steamship Nevada, June 8-hr j. d.
McCheu Annie McChe, Mss ny Cahe NJ aai Ma sd5sr
G. HannOb Miss Laura an1oth, n cell u tnn
Mr. r. Chc;1 Mrs B1s Bolton, Ms, Wary nhsrFn NJ.
Meker M Mr II. Bdnlge, Mr. L. fsrr' sr Joseph H.
Patterson.
FROM HAyASAIn steamship G " q Merida June e-S seps
Csra Norton Thos Massey Mr. Nilsson C0hguy sie chvs
and nurse Mr. d. Gonzales AMI children hL " \ Du-i Js Osf
roll wife J. C4sssnoya wife child md ngrse x Ey h nos
er F. NeH r. G.. Cushau. d. Murphy Gil Clip John Lsa,
Agnes Clayton D. Sanchez A. Debn. Henry hs VIE and ehi Mrs
p CsmpOs ~ Davis c. Shauer. JOS Avies an 500 "a.
Hernandez j. }. Manuns NJ Fernandez Wa smith. r.
Fn.ay, John AibrgB a. iDgurre A B. Weeks o. Clstio
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
CoLoRED WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY
HER LOVER
Coroner Jones OF Brooklyn received mott,

Yesterday that Mary Taylor coored residing near the
Canarse Railroad at East NeSYork had been shot dead
on Sunday evening by Louis Lamar her lover resident
OF Grand st. NewYork. Lamar Immediately ar
rested and questioned by the Coroner. He claimed that
the shooting was purely accidental and said that be
visited Mlrys house. De had been doing FOR some time
Uast. agd. eoe.ag ~ OLD fun which ho had been IA the
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
Thomas Welsh ;

Thomas Welsh and Joseph Miller quarreled
aud fought last evening IN the apartment OF Nesn' @s
NO James-st, fell weshs child, and injured u "a
tally The child wac removed 10 the Park Hospital, anu
the men locked up In the OAK ST. Pohcs 7ta'0"'
birthstone Corner il the somewhat equiv
ocaI title bestowed upon the Rev Mr. Murrays Park-s@
Church. Boston, OF that good mans vigorous do
nunciaOn OF the ways Of the Besh and tho devices
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

livery of address before the Mills Teoiogica Socey
by tho Rev. ". @. Beckwith Ci9 Of Waterbury, conn
formerly Of California. 10 difhcult pace % ~ n,
coming at the close OF long day. that had been iu OF
mental pabuum But very good audience assempieo
hear him. aud the orator did himself Justice he Is sssn
TALLY Western In his way sometimes almost coarse IN hs
words, but sharp, vigorous and pungent HIS sugyce
was the Worth OF Man. Tomorrow n quiet. IN strhhY
contrast with to-day which has been 30 crowded ana
NOISY, WamstOwn IL a little inaccessible, IRON sOine
directions, and the programme for Tomorrow has pur
po-ey been left somewhat vacant. to admit OF Laeei
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
KNOX COLLEGE.

GALEsBURG, ILL.,, June A.-Commenoement
week at Knox College began on the 18th inst. There
le graduates including several young ladies' The
Baocalaureate sermon preached by the President
Dr. CULVER On sabbath evening the annual sermon
before the Society VI Christian Inquiry was deTeEod b.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
NEw-YoRK HARMONIC SOCIETY.

AT the annual meeting of the above Choral
Soeie.y' lat evening, the following officers elected
iof the ensuing yea. Presldent-ThOmas j. Hall; Vice
sssA3SSis-yames L. Todd and d.. james Peoh, Seere-
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

habit OF using began pzying with IT, The grI go
him 10 put 1t down, when he replied that ~ Wa IL
loaded She caught bold OF the weapon and rIe1 70
1t from him. when il discharged and the oony s.
Coroner Jones held Lamar TO await the result OF 'o
inquest.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

GARyrN-LANDHRS-A the redsrte Of TIE brides Noofa,
NAV p By the Rev RaHsom G. cs Gsrn n Cinion
oue John Lluters ~ Webster CITY Iowa md for
mely Of Bnghlmt0u n. Y.
POPE-HUDsoN-At Brooklyn wein Jay, Juae 81 At the e
dele the bule by Le Rev Henry Pos hlt1l Pop - h.z
Ada L. Hudson both OF Brooklyn No cards
WOOD-BERRY-On THURSDAY the snoe Of he bies
g-andnoher Hsckensack r. J. by the Rev b. Dsnd M Irving
Wood Of this city 10 Berry Of the former place No
cards.
AU Notices Of Marriages mast BE- indo'sed teth hN
name and address
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
BaIOMtIoI COIIttItu IUI VVoI IdIuIt dHu UIt' dIIOH
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTOs, June 26, 1S7l-7 y. IN. }
cla b.. Iunrf IlrelII Lnill.c
Synopsis Jor he past tioenlV-1OiT hours.

The barometer has varied but little west of
the Mississippi. The pressure has risen on the Gulf
Coast but Il now falling again. II has fallen slightly
from the Middle and Eastern states westward 90 Mch-
gan The temperature has risen IN New England and In
The Southwest but has remained stationary fallen
from Pennsylvania 10 Florida. Light rains
ported on sunday night from Southern Illinois, and have
sIen To-day on fhe coast Of Alabama Clear and clear
ing weather has slowly spread sOuthward the Atlantic
Coast 20 the Chesapeake Bay Cloudy and threatening
weather still continues from North Carolina 10 Florida
Westerly winds are reported from the East Atlantic
Coast Variable local winds aud calms prevail generally
east Of the Rocky MOUNTAINS.
prObdbHies.
Threatening rainy weather viii probably continue
drug the night from Louisiana 10 South Carolina, clear
ing away very generally on Tuesday. Clear "eather
with fresh Winds Is probable on Tuesday for the Middle
AID Eastern statos and tho Lakes
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

Raising Blood Affections The Beas' of Long'
leading Consumption Dr. HOUsgNAss GERMAN toUeu DKoP
And Won M SIRE 10 relief Address BOsssAs hCNsrEi
Iuson y who have sucoedd to the pruprrop md s By ell
drug sts and iea e 10 uecnes Wholesale b. J0HH T. HESEr
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, q. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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wInehesler,s Hypopho.phItes will cure Cos.gnrE,os

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