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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
PASSENGER.S .SAXED.

POR IIVERPOO-In steamship Wiseonn Ang 9-Mr ana Ms
H. o Miss Louise Ilaveneyer Mr. and Mss hie M S.n nr
and Mrs Parneee child the Rev and N W H STOCKING MIS-
and Mis-. Cochran child Miss Patrick Mis- Jeve me Rev. ava
Sis James and cben, Mr. and Mrs b. H. Johnson mr.
AMI Ms Morris Never children Stewart Legare Phen1 H. H.
sanior Cart and Mrs B. De Boer and SON Henry hsn9er
Lamb Daniel Murphy Samuel Antf NJ. and Mrs W. H. Hnghe'
anil servant M G. and Mss Merry Dtltremont Da"rem3nt
George Miss Harper the Rev. sad Mira VIM d. pnkeron Mr
Tbop-on Mrs Henry Barnard and two Misses barnau h
Je,nie LeshorsL
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THE TENEMENT sTABBING CAsE-MERRIcK COM
MITTED.

The ante-mortem statement of Mrs. Mary
OMelia OF No SO Mulberryst, who was stabbed in tho
head with PAIR of shears by Patrick Merrck fellow
tenant was taken yesterday. There had been quarrel
in the yard of the premises in consequence Of member
of the Merrck family having thrown water on child OF
Mrs o. Melia and when she asked Merrick to explain
WHY it was DONE he stabbed her with the shears.
verdict against him rendered and he was committed
70 the T0mbs to await the result Of her injuries. He
claimed that acted in selficfease. Mrs OMea is In
N d,n condition
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Coma 3slaao Real Cotaie for Sale.

EOR SALE-At HUNTINGTON, J.. l., COTTAGE,
Containing ROOMS; i'd ru Sc PRICE, -
easy. IL A. RULAND Co.. Bs'sHinsi., y. T.
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Mem lersep Real gstGie for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and
"A Grounds within foryfye minutes Of tewYorL baa oess
and accessible by Ely trains daily situated dpo,s In the
growing and naturally attractive portion Of Enb;h high ground
rge lot fruit and shade lawn, garen &c House is
Portable roomy and tasteful modern design snd tng situated the
path improvements With steady value An aty
conyepeuces combined with oun air Cd AMI living gi markets
schools churches and unsurpassed travel Terms male suit Title
perfect Owner wants build viii sell a; hargain.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS foa SALE
For view and fall particulars ofpopery Inquire Wed
Elizabeth Depot address OWNER PosoGce Box No 2 Ses'
York.
4 T CRAWFORD, n. J.-For SALE, an orna-
- mental COTTAGE, containing II rooms stable hnaey so
acres land fut d nj minutes from Ssnoe
on Contra Railroad NegJersey Is rutes from NeS.iers
n. q. POSTER, Architect, III Bro . way
Ii WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eli
N mate. for papers address C. K. LANDS Vnelahd NJ u
-.
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Citpneal Cs!ete Tor Sale.

A FOR SALE low, the desirable fonr-story.
~ br0Fn ole HOUSE, 10 E's, sEi4.5s; iEcscl and ~
orders lot 2orit0. Apply on the prcnis
E0R SALE, at a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
known Clas Hall, E a.st 81 ~ 10 4..oryt
sl the FIXTURES Past rrt Tor B.thrs,
wi. be so cheap. laq1rc Of Loif !SfoAE, C5 n.tAave
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made very thorough and the Mortified stood tins
80 well there need be doubt TO her safety. The
Inspector ordered tho Middleown to be taken OF for
repairs aud directed that plates be put upon the
detective parts Of the cylinder, and that the water
bottom be removed.
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Court CALESDARs-TuI. IA,

TOTTT.T
SrPRKv, CouR7(g ,vPFRs-SUrHRRL,ND J-Open at lol
10. Alert n agt. RO.eTtson 30 Simpson egt COVER
%. .NeG ait Viele. 70. Sun Nut ms Co. egL NC
49, .Vele sgt y.ele. Call.
RI,y feel lO5. In re Parmeniier
Cl..Tantcn ct froh H. .Steneren AIT May
In the peition Militant ll6 .BOvi Brown.
act. Tafton Can lls. Fourth National Bank agt.
e. .Blem,u agt. Williams. MorreL
10 Chambers as. Baldwin
GIN SEssONsBfOTe Recorder HAekEI-oPehsA
Ham.
Ti,,heth Carr grand lar. William Steel and Charles
eenv sullivan, burglary.
Aonie Rroyn Grand larceny james Msverl burglary.
a. Nargsret Doota1 assault and -. JOHN Khi8g,
battery II. John McCarty, grand larceny.
4John Leopold grsni larceny 5..Bdget Sheyn. grand lar
5..EiEa Barne assault and bat ceRy. ..
lO..John warner, ssssuIt anl
.Tbonis CLARK, robbery. battery
5Eoyer EDDY, assault and bat Sh Thompson sp1 Hannah
- Wi hams, grand Larceny.
Magnus aad Annie Rob BHeny JACOBS and hhAei
in.on cland Iarcepy Neal, robbery
0..Joseph Hogan, robbery 3D. Alfred Burns burglary
To- John Jan o., krcony.
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Sun hs.s. sos 1905 Noon rises IL 20
DAY.
Sandy Hook Cows island 3l Hell Gate Ferry 500
DAY--P. ".
300 Cows Isand.. 3: Hell Gate Ferry 32S
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


BOsTos Apy 9Arnve barks C. Stauett from Bueuos are,
f. b. FAY Ro66ins Liverpool sch H7lranges roh New crk
HAVEN, Aug B-ArnSei bngs Ellen Behsrl from
Philadelphia Geo. f. Dale o Philadelphia Tor Bangor
Ahie NJ IT. X Owe' from Philadelphia Tor Boston
Dleg from Soih Amboy Boston Abbe from south Anoy for
o Philadelphia Lyan; No Potter from Philadelphia for Ban
gar Lizzie D. Small Philadelphia for DsnvePoti Caroline c.
NewbuypO Gov. Corey ifOn HoOoken Tor Gar
diner Kate oOkrn for Plymouth Reward from New
York for Halifax willie oKOn, from New York for RocAsnd
Belfast for tonout EuAa, from Bangor for
New iaver; Mlry from Bangor for Fire Island W. CoAn from
Mcba for Poyiesc r. Foser. from Cheryf for NeN-iork
Ibzs from NeSYork Mara, nom Boston for New
Yos. Svlem Alexandra Sailed, William
Slater American Chief Martha Nche Winds 8 w. blowing
fresh thsk. n a, n, -.
Mast Arrived schr Christopher Loesr DAVIS
and urrt ron Philadelphia for Boston r. A. Heath fon Phadh,
r noc,p William Clinton Point for fialowel DAVID
nre from Bangor Hartford Steamship Lewis ivm RocAlsni Tor
Nelork Roaher Fall River for Boston, Charlie aud Mlhe
from Roudou, or Boston Sailed, AL eastern bound yesselt
9.The bark Angelina oI MaTseiles and
IN, ,e,msp from MEatan, with nearly $4,000 N treasure
have arrived
FOREIGN PORTS.
Loxpox 9rhe Balue Lo'd seimhS Hamoo' Csp barsh
dou f fo stitn wa Chns aad and tohagrn ar
I'sd saie al ChistahslBa e,;sr ay, and proceeded
WHALEES.
Nyv.LovpoN Aug 7-Sao s,r G,lsn West Rogr' South At
anIt . can.
M.MOR ANDUN.
TIL schooner Mtna NJ kuoal 81 AtNl"s from fharbm iof
Rgr nan lahore the Of Tie Gh int, be
tween Hole aud Warren Point Vinegar Sound ~ s.saa
hAuci LeE Nitl"a'
Eesr The ~ NJ huOses aTsSed at this post On
n. M and prcc.eA-d 9Th, for destination. -.
10. Lafcst shiS Sees sec MA Pa0sJ
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TIE LATEST VICTIM.

John Watson, aged 30, an engineer VINO was
Tuesday afternoon at Bellevue Hospital Coroner Her
rmann gave his rertiyes burial cercate, yesterday
His wife has attended him throughout his suiieiings
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COUNTRYHCME
GountrD Real estate for Sale.

CHEAP FARM FOR SALE, II acres Rockland
~ County depot house, BAN orchard &c iiAie posses
sioni bargain G. H. OLlN BR No. Beekmans =
CTATEN ISLAND. SPECIALTY.-FOr SALE
~ Annadse Station islsld R<l cad,
HOUSE. stables with LAND; most delightful situation,
viho ceaa ~ be bought much beOg its y1lue
J. NJ. PHELPS % Codsrsi.
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Goaro allo Rooms.

NOOK and BOARD by Gentlemen, with I'M
rnoosbIe references sesssd bx ass p O.
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ARRIVED.

Abemae Lawrence Richmond City Point and Norfolk,
with mdse and pass. o Oh Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Jones. Wilmington, ~ c.. 81 hours with
naval stores . Lorltari Steamship Co.
Columbia Van Size, Havana Aug with mdse and
to Atlautic Mail steamship Co
BARK smyrna Gsgcw Hehehngon Havana II days with
to order; vessel TO Brett, Son & Co
Brig Juanna (Span Utlya Havana IL days in ballast
Bng Epernza span yrze Havana IL days. in ballast TO NJ
CcbalOs
Brig Mary Olivia tB Foster Windsor s. IA Gays With plaster to
Crandlll, BerteauI s. Go.
So Harry Zee Mayo Jacksonville days with yellow pine John
RUSSELL vessel to S. C. Loud Co.
T. Baker Davis Saa River Ga days with yellow pine to
J. Beers; vessel to A. Abbott.
Sch ~ smmens Candy Charleston days. with ground phosphate
10 American Fer.ilhng Co.
Sch Pass By Dbl Bushnell Barbados Is days With orier
vessel Geo. +. Buley.
Ella Ho4oa f BaBgo HckersOs Faarlo p r., II days,
with sugar TO order
Seh Edward Burnett Pudsr Para % days. with ndse to Laam
4 Co. vessel TO Is. J. Wenberz
Wnans Morgan Cat Island 10 days With Fruit 70 Jos
Eneas; vessel to l. b. eager.
sch OCEAN Belle Brnscomb Of and St. John " B. IL days
with la.h Cpp Co.; vessel 10 7. News IONS
White Robertson Of aud from 81 John NJ b. 10 days
JED FRYE 90; vessel to p. l. Neyus Sons
shr Ma noa B Howard Windsor 81 10 days, with plaster TO
d. r. DE Wolf * Co.
With lumber John BEtls Son Co Sailed IL company Win uf
Amie G. Glover, for Philadelphia.
Lewis Davis Bishop Brunswick Ca days WI" unDf 70
Dobb Co Jonas Smith Co. Salei company Sa brg
Nellie IIustel for Cienfue9os ,
Scr Amea Adele (PrJ MOnquer St Pierre, Mart II lays With
sugsr o order; vessel 10 4. z Buck Co.
Sehr Vapor Appl. gate, Baltimore fjr Poughkeefse,
cbT J. Marl.ls Baltimore
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -g0Rk....

POkT OF Observation-Disclosures ..
CLEARED.
Steamship Tyh,e Delaney Son Doni- spofo Tileston
Steamship r. n Flrchld Trout, PHILADELPHIA \. br8E'
Steamship PartEia Or Watson Liverpool Charles G. FsneEn
STEAMSHIP Georgia Crowe1, Charleston, HI. K Morgan Co.
Steamship Concord Norman Philadelphia Geo 7. Buley
Steamship Norwich, Hines, Salem. Murray. Ferris Co
Steamship Elizabeth. Candif, Baltimore, W. DalIeU.
Ship J. 4. Wheeler, Harris CrOnstllt. W. Nelson T.
C'or Hl Cork or Falmouth Punch hdye Co.
III Dorado (Nor Thomasen Cork or Falmouth Funch eye
Co.
Bark Caroline c. Small Small Rotterdam, Funch Edge Co.
Bark Ri e. (Ger) Burkhaler Stettin, &. Tobias Co.
bak Samuel Larrabee Thompson Antwerp Funch Bdye Co
Bark Yunnr (brl johnson, Sagua Ia GraDie Wayte Co.
Bark Linda Abbott Br Scoby Liverpool n s., e. A. Phillips
Collins
Bark Rosa Ger) Dins Wilmington, y. C., c. Tobias Co
Bark Fary Gibraltar and market, H. t. Sprague Co.
Barr Maeseua GrlhB Cindad Bolivar d. A. De Lima Co
Bark Vesuylus. Curtis, New 0rleaBs. n II. Brigham.
Brig Wilhelm Soebohm er) Bunnese Frontera funeb Edye
Brig Wschmate (Br) Donceite Demerars W. Whitney Co.
Brig ORBIT Nash. PontsFihe Simpson Clspp.
Bng Abby Watson Cooper Port Johnson, o. Bryan
Ser Bowers LoHgseet Toms River, N j. Coast Wreckns
Co.
Schr Elm CITY, Kidd Newsyen.
Sebr Ssrah b. Basy Buckley Providence H. W. Jackson Co.
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Real estate TO gsfbangr.

ryCuANc F-rirst-class Nansari-roOf
t. y II - ~ tsaro,e.neu. IS rooma Ltsi Modsns
nv Sh h. basement brick HOUSE, 'sIlcrOl ave-,
s s,. ni - $50 ~ H. WELLS. ii L'oet'y's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
Personal Intelligence.

General G. W. Schofed, OF the United States
Army is ouartered az the Filth Avenue.
Judge J. G. Abbott, OF Boston, = residing AT tue
Rrevoort House.
Colonel +. NJ. Gilmer, OF Alabama, is soiournng n
the Grand Central.
Robert C. winthrop, Of Massachusetts, Is stopping
~ the ii. James.
General = D. sturGis, OF west Point, Is al tue Hon
man House.
r. I. Dent. OF Washington. yesterday arrived az
the Fifth Avenue.
James II. Clement. OF Boston ~ staying al The
81 James.
H. Wainwright OF England, IS q guest al the
Grand Central
Demetrius Coubareir OF Russia is among the So
ourners ~ the Fifth Avenue.
paynaster ". u. Spalding. OF the United States
Navy Is domiciled nj the Holman House.
Charles W. Rae, OF the United states Army, who
has been attached to'thc TehuaDiepec surveying Ex.
petition, il stopping at he ffth Avenue.
A. Iaidley Of Virginia, Is residing at the Grand
Central.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

rAeis McvEY aArKEr.-PAais. June .. Rentss ars
gu ted at 5lf Oc.
LospoS Monty MAaxrT.-LoNDo Juns 81 30 r.
MConsos closed At ~ for ani p.,s Tor the ar
count United states hyetwcu'y bonds is62. ~a, ls6e
old, 9uta 1867 g3af ten.rorties. ~
llyERpooL Co1rpH NAHKEr.--LlvrRpoot. juno y-J
= ~ The market closed firm The ses of tie day have
been 1880 bales Df Which 1000 hacs taken for spect
lnlon and export Nidting uplanis Jsd. I'll. mddlng
Orleans. d. Snes of cotton nearly due from New
Orleans. At slid
LnNpoN fbonuoe MtRKeT.--L oSDoS, June 3--Even-
ing.-spirits turpertine rs. ~. q aaa.
IatVEMPoOL FRDrf8toaS MANkET. rRpoOL. Juua
3.Lard ie per Cheese. G2 per cw' for the best
grades Of American Bacon S.s I'D per cwt tor Cum
hetlanA cut
FRAsKFoBr MoSEY MAEKEr- ~FRASKroGr, June T.
United states vctweuty bonds closed az $50 61s TOR Tho
issue OF 1872
sbip Peter Maxwell, nom Savannah hpri ~ with 3.s5o
hacs Of cotton steamer Cuba from New York May a. with
$50 bales OF cotton.
LIVERPOOL, June s--Arrived bark Maggie Hammond.
from New Orleans April a. with ii05 bales cotton.
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Earl de Grey, Sir Stafford Northcote and Lord
Tenterden. Of the British High Commission, aud
General Robert G. Schenck. Envoy Extraordinary
ana Minister Penipolcntiary from the United States
arrived at Liverpool to-day. on the Cunard steam
ship Cuba, from New York. Mr., SchencK, soon alter
landing was presented with an address OF welcome
by the Liverpool cha mber or Commerce, who waited
upon him in body. Mir. Schenck replied IN a neat
speech, expressive Of qualification at the courtesy
shown him bY the Chamber, and Of the hope that
the KIND relations now existing between the mother
country and his native land mag be perpetual. Mr..
Schenck Is expected III London tomorrow, ana VIII
Ill rev days present his credentials to the Queen.
He will receive q warm welcome from the Ministry.
TaE EMPEROR or BRAzl.--BRlTISH FLuNKYpoa
ON
His imperial Majesty Dom Pedro IT,. Emperor Of
Brazil, is expected at Southampton before the
Isth inst The Common Council of that town are
engaged in the preparation OF an address Of welcome
70 The Emperor
WEST INDIAN STEAMER DISABLED.
The royal mall steamship Ebe, bound 10 the West
Indies ana Aspinwall, has returned 70 southampton
IN Il disabled condition.. Her passengers and mails
have been transferred 10 another vessel OF the line
which has sailed for Aspihwall,
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AND fHEB WHIyktr SEIZURE.

About three O'Clock yesterday. AZ oficer Arnold.
OF the Fourth precinct. was on Rose street, near
Frankfort. he discovered two men driving truck
containing i've barrels OF wh!skeY IL being a VIC
ition OF section thlrg-seven Internal Revenue Laws
OF 1862 70 transport distilled spirits between the
hours OF sunset and SUNRISE the officer seized tho
truck ana arrested both men. They were taken -
me station house, where they gave their names ~
nuWara .9Wile' inc owner OF the truck, ana
Patrick O'hafe, the owner OF the yhiskey. This
morning the ohcer made tho necessary am iayst1
before Commissioner Shields, who issued warraraS
for their arrest
Deputy Marshal Robinson was sent TO the station
house TO get the men ana upon arriving there dts
covered that Ullafe had been nOwet. "a escape
Lowrie the driver, when brought before the Conn
missioner stated that he had been hired ny OiIIa8
10 transport the whskev from Brooklyn. ana thaA
he knew nothing OF violation OF the law lie
Iurtner stated that when taken % the station nona-
neither OF them was locked up. but allowed to re-
main up stairs.
During the early morning, while the station house
was being cleaned. the doors being open y Hare
walked on.
Lowrle was held in 1000 by the Commissioners
and allowed to 30 With Deputy Robinson to IND
O'iiaF..
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Q = L 7 Is "a n z.
.eorae CLARK. Of Newbnrs.

George Clark, ex-Mayor OF Newpurg, died ON Sat
urday at mis- esideuce in that city, after Hines,
OF four days. aged ABOUT hiiy years, Mr.. CLARK
formerly 4 resident OF and engaged IN business In
New York city, q member of one OF the branches Of
the Common Council here. and served one term In
the State Legis Azure the representative Of one
OF rs Assembly, districts About 1fteen years ago.
having amassed competence III New York,
he removed 10 Newbgfg, where his enterpusing
business habits his thorough knowledge oil politics
and legislation, soon brought aim into prominence.
In 1896, when NewDurg was Incorporated a. . city,
Mr. CLARK. was nominated a. the republican candi.
date for Mayor aud was elected 10 that Office by
large ma, oritv In 1858 ne was reelected 10 the
Office and re tired in 1870 lie was succeeded by
MIR. Robert sterling, his brolner-in-law VINO died
within a month after HIS election. In lSGs MI.
Clark was the delegate his congressional district
TO the Chicago Republican Convention which nom,
natod General Grant TO the Presidency. The deceased
was AT the time OF his death, president oi the New
burg. Midland Railway Company, president of the
Nswburp Board OF water Commissioners, and occu-
picd various other Offices of honor and trust The
news OF his death has thrown gloom over the en-
tire community OF Newburg. aud the nags on tue
buildings OF the city and on the shipping In New.
burg Ray are everywhere displayed ~ naf-rnast.
The deceased leaves family OK w,(e aud four
children.
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frankfort Proposes 10 Take ID ana the city
Authorities smile.

frankfort Proposes 10 Take il nma the city
Authorities smile.
since the quarrel between partisan democracy
ann partisan rrpUOlIcanIsm as 10 whether placing
che new national ave per cent loan IS increasing or
decreasing the national debt there has been no
question among locsi hnancicrs ana property
owners OF more interest than that OF the prosp
OF placing our city debt abroad Of lower rate Or
interest man for comparatively permanent invest
ynent the debt can be placed NJ here.
The act that the foreigu interest rate. on sub.
staItal securny, + less thuu here. mas Tor some
years Inclined our local authorities 10 seek abroad
for placing ~. aggregate loan, ~ way of reducing
tts cost. WIN view TO ~ caTeinl cOn-uinmatio
Mr. August Belmont. agent al the Rolhscnllda here,
mas been consulted. and nov the conditions are
favorable 10 the placing Of The local loan al even
less than sG per cent.
Attention 70 the loan has been called especially %
tue Frankloyt branch VI the Hotlschilds house and
there Is now a confidence, amounting Amos 10
certainty, tnaf the loan wili be taken there
on ne tetms tho authorities desuc. NJ
IN a new forR OF security. which though differing
inc sape--tuc rate OF interest as Is understood.
being less than SIX ner cent Tue terms and condl-
tiofS nave not ye' hcru nehnrely settled npon mt
the clear understanding seems 10 nave been arrived
~ that the whole Indebtedness II 10 be asceumned
ana placed and that gold bonds NJ shade less man
SIX per with on average ot twentybve 20
run, viii he me agreement mon which the indebted
ness of the city VIII re PROVIDED for, TO be pald ~
anal f4f
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PARIS REPORTS.
Tr,seaams 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

Newspapers snpprcsseG-Arrests-A st,Icr
publicas Guard-Prccauiions Against Re-
vals--Congra mutations to the Troops--Courts
Martini Established.
PARIS, June 3, 1871.
The newspapers Tricoior and Po,Stj9ue
have been suppressed.
sEaECH FOR CONCEALED ARMS
The search for concealed arms continues to
be vigorously prosecuted, and many have
been found.
Arrests continue upon a large scale. They
are chiefly ex-National Guards and soldiers.
A sTR1oy WATCH.
A strict watch is kept upon the right bank
of The Seine, and the sentinels arrest all
passers at night.
REINsrArEMRNr OF TEACHERS ORDERED.
NJ. Ferry has ordered the reinstatement of
The teachers in the schools.
The gendarmerie is to be augmented to an
effective force Of ak thousand.
REPUBLICAN GUARD.
A republican guard Of twelve thousand men
IL also 10 be formed.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST REVOLT.
II is proposed to construct forts within the
walls Of Paris to prevent the possibility OF
renewal Of the insurrsction.
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So FnANclsao. limo

SAN FRANCISCO June , is1i.
The schooner Mary l.. Taylor arrived nom Sitha
to-day consigned 80 the United states Marshal,
captain having been arrested charged with engag-
ing IN contrsosBd trade The scbooner's owners
clam that she engaged IN legitimate trade,
establishing post on the main land of Alaska.
norm OF cttka aud outside ~ the limits o, the tern.
tory Within winch General Miller. ex-Colector a
Customs OF the city end his associates. hold
poly lor seal killinS and trade under concession
from government officers. The owners also assert
thar the United States authorities are beng made
use of 80 break up all opposition TO hutchinson,
koher CO.. ana to ruin every oody cDdeayoring TO
do business In The Territory of Alaska fheg viii
carry the case 10 WasniDYlon.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MARINES AND SOL
DrEEs.
An order of the day, just issued by Marshal
MacMahon to the marines and soldiers of his
army, praises the courage and devotion which
have delivered Paris out of the hands of the
wretches who intended to reduce the city to
ashes aud says the Assembly is about to give
them the worthiest recompense, by unanl
Inously voting that they have deserved well
of their country,
BUSINESS AND ORDER.
The streets of Paris have been reopened to
traffic. The barbados have all disappeared
the pavements have been repaired and there is
perfect order everywhere. The police are
still arresting all suspected persons.
TEN COURTS MARTIAL.
Ten courts martial have been established at
Cherbourg, for the trial of all prisoners sent
there by the provost marshal. The latter SER
vice is carried on at the Teahtre du Chatelet,
in this city, where summary investigation is
held prior to the trial by military court.
Hallway sla,sers-Evacuntion of AndeIyr by
the PrussiaLs.
LONDON, June 3, 1871.
The railway lines between Paris and Havre
have resumed operations.
THE pRUssIANs.
The Prussians have evacuated Audelys and
the entire Department OF the Eure.
Theatres Rcopened-Thiers' House to DO
Rebuilt.
PARIS, June 8, 1871.
The theatres have been authorized to
reopen, but the cafes and chantants are still
under restrictions.
THEIRS HOUSE TO BE REBUILT.
The Versailles Assembly has voted
1858, 000f for the purpose of rebuilding the
house Of NJ. Theirs.
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csuwATps Cf fhtsrs At ssros HALL COLLEGE.

The pretty chapel adjoining scion Han College, at
south orange. \. j.. witnessed q very impressive
series Of ceremonies yesterday and the day pre-
vols, being the ordination Of priests by the Right
Rev. Bishop Baye,. Those VINO received hot
orders Eevs. A. M. Steets, a. NJ: r. X. Con-
molly. N. H. Connolly. William Salt, y. i. Downcs
and Peter Dennis all OF the diocese or Newark.
Uigh mass then followed the Right Rev. Bishop
onciAtlng. The day before the tonsure was con-
icrrcd upon Messrs Walter Fleming, NJ. j. Holland,
". r. Calan, NJ. McManas, d. r. Mccarthy, l.. Egan
and James Crrran. Immediately afterwards Messrs.
Y. J. To0merv. w. j. Huite and Hugh McManus re-
ceived MINOR orders. subsequent 10 which Mr.. j. ].
thinner, A. NJ. WAS ordained sub-dcacon. q
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PHILADELPHIA, jane s. ISL.
About two thousand persons witnessed match
betwecr tue Haymakers. of rroy. and the Athletics,
or this city The playing OF the lawmakers was
good, though the playing OF the Athletics excelled.
game was the splendid double play by Raactr 10
fine frs base. Cuthhrrt secured Inc only home run.
the score stood - f"r the Athletics to 3 for tie
lawmakers.