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New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
oxPARrURx or FOREIGN MAILa
TUESDAY. 1--WE %.


Nal, for Enr,r VA Queenstown Liverpool per steamship WON
M co,e Al 3O TO- Supplementary Mail s c.o.e Le Post
on Il steamship sails II NJ from Pier No 40 y Il
Ns Havana direct oy steamship 40 20 1as ,,sr Al p
40 steam
slp sails a .. II from Pier No - \. T.
Mails for tAe " est lules Brazil AlI ne AsthN.e
bv the steamship Ontario close az .. H. supprn elisrY
NAL vii close Po,t-Oaiee 2Ij S'ealsh sails Al
I' ION- : . WEDNESDAY. Juyz o.
Queenstown aui liverpool per the steamship
Pseiee at II 80 = n Sieamsho ss At m
Ciy. Tais s'elmslip take, PFs7l closed lai
For Gerlaa direct Swiss aa Danish Ma VIA Breme, u ealsn2
Frankfort - ~ Supplementary Aall : ci9-d
Al The llj p steamship sails al p H. iFoI Fer
Mails for " the steamship city o YeE,Yort so's At
Supplementary hs e.sel M ne Po,',one al -'fo
rhURSDAl, JUyE -.
Mails for Euo1e via Queelsiosn yer 'An MN Ntsha oo'e ~
l. 80 sup eHea,arY A'l j. closet li ae roOeo 20
Mails by le Il lmsip ClaA close 81 p H. steam
shiF sails at 9 p n, from FgI & 30. ~ ), x;
Mss 'or HAITI Cuacoa and yeneuea, hv The steamship Atlas
close at steamship sails ai 8 o. n RON ~ 30 ~ " L.
close steamship sails al 10 @ Ron ref 20 d y H.
SeTolna1l AZ The r-lofs FosOmes e'e' -A'
a. riifaI : - d. closed At the Sev.Yort POsoace
iay ?. u, and goes via Boston -
49,, s G-.,, pt,r t lran va uee1sovu Liverpool bv
.tesmsfp Cr Of Richmond l.JU Supplementary
eo.e the Pos. Once l:lj H. seanihip sails at
.. m from Pier No. - North RIVER. . =, ,,-
For Continental aad Malls bg The steamship M malls
close II 80 Supr.enentty Nal eosel rs
I.Ij 3. steamship sails from foot Of IhFi'i no
boten. . ., . 81.
1880 Steamship sails a nom Pier 40 % Noril q 'i
Mails r Sir BIZ tie steamship T. NJ. Amt close AZ 441O
m steamship sails 10 . D. loot o Fourth'i hoboken
Ma.s Havana AMI Mexico bT steam,uip Nu1A ,oe I, NJ
Supplementary Mail Is cosei POtOGce al "a pm steam
ship at 3 o.. TO-. rom Per No. 3 v X
Asp4sa by the steamship eT oi FaIua
close a. 10 a m steamship II NJ from Pier No AZ v T.
SUNDAY. JUNE Il
Mail, The to'sohce Is open IRON
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
THE RESULT OF A BET.

A curious suit has been begun IN the Marine
Court growing OF the conviction of Henry '" Gene.
last Winter John HalOran sues Charles II. Medcus Oh
the firm Of Denzer Medicu Co., furniture dealers a'
No 80 New Bowery, TO recover $1,000. Halloran states
that on the morning OF the last day OF Genets trial Ne
with Medicus John r. Foley, and jeremiah Feore met
in the bar-room Of sweeny's Hotel, and that IN the
course OF conversation he offered TO bet $1,000 10 20
that Genet would be convicted. Medicus took tHe
bet. Halloran borrowed 1900 from Feore and re-
ceiyed it all in $50 greenbacks. Foley youched
for the honesty of Medicus and HalOran allowed
the latter TO hold the stakes Genet was convicted ana
Haloran demanded the Of the 81 900 and the % nc
had won. Medicus refused 10 pay hence thls SUI,
Medicus claims that the BET was snam ana thdt the
900 wa. given him 70 brbe his partner Schneider VINO
was the Genet jury IAe reason he gives Tor keepug
the money s that HaOran had hurt the reputation OF
his partner by iDsnuatug that he could De DTlOeI auu
refused give HalOrdn the money until the alttr
should have retrlcted what be had said aDOut MT.
schneider MeCicus further says that he deposited te
81 400 IN the bank the OF the m OF DeuzeI
MedIcus & Co., OF which Schneider Is d partner.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
THE COURTS.

EXTRAORDINARY RECOVERY OF PROPERTY
In the Supreme Court, Part Ill, before
Judge Van Worst without jury yesterday the case oi
James Lorrimer Graham against Lyttleton g. Garrett
and Richard j. Garretson, executors for syinfhe
Graham deceased for the recovery OF certain bonus
and certificates Of stock OF the face value OF SlS2's
was decided Mr.. Graham, the plaintiff, swore that Oh
May l. ISL he got into Tenthave ear having N Ms
possession a sachel containing the bonds and stocks III
question Becoming engrossed in reading newspaper
he passed his without being aware OF IT, Ol uS
covering his mistake he alighed hastily, forgetting n
satche He soon afterward missed it and pursued ana
overlook the ear but the satchel had disappeared
inquired at the Office the Railroad Company advertiser
in the newspapers and issued handbs Offering loef
reward for the satehe but with success Much 10
his astonshment Lytleton G. Garrettson, one OF the e
PENDANTS called upon him day to inquire about th
bonds and stocks and asked why the transfer ma.
not marked the back Of the bonds. MI Jchsoh
Immediately claimed bonds as ms property A. tne
executors could not deliver up the property Witlout
legal adjudication as 10 the right OF ownership tle
present sut brought, being IN the nature oI
friendly litigation Judge Van Worst gave Juusine.m ~
for plaintiff Tor the delivery Of the bonds ana socA' "
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
DECIsIOSS-JUNR %.

Super1o, Cout-SDeciaI Term-Bv Jud2e Spelr.-
psisv, ,et siorton ~ non corI gutef. Obrn
serf sgt Mschauies Fire Insurance tompauy ql
,.t paving costs " tern, Saes.e' lees a
by the Cler Hagen e a. ag
plaintiff defen4ans at;orneF ih- es o.
uf"nsl
P1c.Af Ancers0u Let Tie order 1ro
plaintiff l- vacat Justice 49, Ang ~
reefee for further findings irad VIE
co. Johnson at FerIs-J40g defendant p2ra 70 psF
Their StoIA! Bans sg Cs~G-A0aon granted
Common Pleas-Genrai Ierm-By Judges Robin
son Larreaoe LGesle LriiosrE Varpe ts
Wright. Marie D7i A-Judcment ahrnel
P j. LaFTtmore. BTuLi utsrh1
iug Motion TO- teaiel' opp
Robinson p J. Fr.nk agt Covert JuignsnI an NED ob
ioa bv Larre-ao cssen;lRg KTsand ssi Ihe
Iarrelore HOfn-ui0uoa for cave O. 20 20
Court Appeal h t0oey-Olef sic Juns'l'
oder~t ABIDE tie eTeEi CoaI Ag Nal
rell-ReaTsumea oriefei ain stAT.
Iernbr Jg.st L4raJfe--hrg Az bfime'-'t-.'
me- fuf panti
St.1a Iem-By Jut-e Loev.-O,born ST. Motion 70
transfer Marine COust gr-1ied kef AL 1rsTod-
mem Nanderse tIAnar-Aouoa 60 con
urue drrL Robert Burroughs lrl @
HgaoipHy flrisses nollHfun Oasss a. DoI.-
Supreme Court Chanbsrs-By Judge DOuohue.-
BowerT Savings BA-k Az us-hteeiV.r Appuilie4
J-lse La-rcaerleTT Ig hacuhurE-M0;ion .nf1 memo
M0rrsB; Compton O-rA ~ ol- u
hDo.au a Durrl; Bai Palmer brosu oFeT
E,r Art liz Memorandum Goifrey 8ri yol5al at
ourdan tsrmaa sgr Tor csU4s. Williams
at Tre.ast-Mo01 oo1tugs iurcon derel isn;oraf' d
Inn, rianron rast~ Fruhsuf tlt.albe-e- = Fo5os
aai. 70 psauh JgnaE M"uel asrie sta ru osis
,,,.v.. -. oL.a. fAII h-g!-S.afns IS1y2ll Mo
.c.x s.U -ossi .~--s!~-Sai-s
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
PPOJECTED BUILDINGS.

New bu ng proposed erection which plans and specifications
submitted Department Of Buildings dglg ~; week end
ing jane -. 1874 .,-.-.
north side $50 ee east of Wills
dwelling Zstorv 2l13l. Geo hneston owner
F.th north - feet Of Lexugtouye ave broWh-
fats story 2pKl3; Js e. DonneF owner
Side 81 feet west Of second ave two ooWn
each jstOy 66 O. Gu.sirlt owner
West rhrh No 23l bnck thIdc4-ss store 4sIo S1-J
c. Waters
Lbert Of Curchst, brick secondcass
l-story, J3xll A. g. Ea0 owner.
Par-, No. -3 of Worth go lol one brick store and
second class dseug, 10 bIlj9HllE j. be1evose owners
Boome-.' No 22l BRICK and tenement 5stoF -5xoo
Hyuan Morauge
West Elrventsi north SIDE of seven,have
each J 2Jx6O L. A. Donn-en owner
Twenty eesthst Noe 2lJ 2l2 an 24 four brck French
aats istory Il llKls.1x6O; P A. &. Jackson
side 100 feet west Oi Avenue Bi one orcz
stable 2,tor7. 75x2j John Matthews owner.
- feet east Of Madison one
brcE arsi-,ass dwelling story, lsK62i H. Bener
Bromes jOU arsIcass J-sIory, 2OT1 Geo
Marchali owner
hth4ve 210 broWnstone and French fat isory
2jr75slOO stephen WraY
Ea Thrteenl Nos 10 aEI ll2 bncA stable isory i5I
lO2; Elward hcarney
hist nohde $50 feet n Seconsve
one dwelling 2ory 2OK3I Christian Nage owner
Stanon- no 10, JcA store an tenement 5stor @3H75
Chas Traub
E one thrtv.thT5-:. No 1872 broEnstOne
nent 5-tory. 2Jr7O; Ms. F.. rabeh Koen o8 ler -
E4 4Oihst 80. 81, brick stable 5story 25E94 " D. Hs
Tent5ve reir No AL brick stable 2soy 25Eisi chAs
Kaufuau
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
A BROOKLYN MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of Phillip klenman, indicted for
tne murder Of W.n. Patford by stabbng hun in the
head with knife on May %. took place yesterday IN
the Brooklyn Court OF oyer and Termner before Judge
Pratt and Associate Justices Voorhees, and johnson.
The Court was crowded with the friends OF the pTis
ouer and the deceased Assistant DistrictAttorney
Moore opened for the people. saying that the
murder had committed with reckless and wantOn
disregard Of nfe without cause or proyocaton Adam
Pfeid of No. 81 Graham-ave. testified:
Platford came TO my house about u O'Clock he was
sober and | Was sober We left after supper. II
MasOu's child and PlatfOrd bought some candy FOR the
enid set the child down on the Sidewalk and
walked down NOOre-st. toward Grdham-iVe.' We met
there the four kemmaus they were Walking ana We
were behind them made up TO then ana the
Klrumaus turned around. and young hltlnHaL - wire
slapped me on the check: dropped my nat ana whlIe
Was picking II up PatfOrd was stabbed nc was yIng
on the pavement. his head covered with blood when
saw PiatfOrd stabbed, creG Tor help ana Young
Never came up we put Platford In Glmbiet's Dhch
yard then removed hun 10 the bOuse anu Masnea
when be died saw the wound IN MS iOreneau ; fiat
ford tId not speak after he was stabbed.
Catherine Trnfhoid u No "a Moorest esned mat she
saw the prisoner stab Patford aud partially Identified
the knife shOwa her tine one she saw IN hieInnan
hands. Catherine Herr John Herr, CalAeriue h!le'
Tcob etz ana Chas Meyer testified Substantially 70
the same facts and Officer ChaldwOld gave evidence
coucerRing the arrest Capt Kaiser OF the sixth Police
Precinct testified finding the KNIFE on tAe person OF
pbitn Kleluman's wife, and Dr. Joseph CreaincT testi
Ned that the cause OF deatn Was eHusOL vi OOou upou
Inc BRAIN caused Dy the khlle
Henderson Benedict then OPcned the case ior the De
tense claiming u was case Of JhsdOe hohic!ue
Tine prsoner testified tlat some person truck MS Nie
and lat TO defend her he struck Oui WIN AhIe pl
had no Intention OF killing PiatiOrd Several Witnesses
.ned s ID the good char icter OF I2e prisoner Inc
summing up Will occur to-day
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW-Y ORK. .......'''. ''''''''''''uSA 80
CLEARED.
Steamship Ranger tBr) Pike. GLASGOW r P Carrie 90
strsaslp Ethiopia ir.l. CrAs 6asg " Nc nsnI' O'
Steamship MORO Caste Morton. Havana W m = Nr9s "
steamship Beverly Per-r. PlAlelpiiA yAihe' hAA"-
steamship traHcon.a. Bragg. Portland j. r Ainst
Bars northern Chief lBfi Miller London Boyd iinckrn
Bark Bremen Ger Halt JOHN y b Fanc1. rilr %
Bar Argonaui lSorl Olsen. Cronaat Faneh Eve 20.
Bars Olaf Glass lSsul Nernsi, Dunl-r fuheh
Bars Lavaeuo Pratrl ttal Ohyar, Duntk Socoycl 90
Cato tSor Andersen Qieenso~n OF Falmouth Ie'en'
ssrs Koru, Nor Gau.loer London Teiens Bockmsna
Bark LAylnia. DAVIS. Ea.tpor, Brt', son A 60
Bark Asicap (Brl, ysrNeI. BRISTOL Gro r. batey
Lou HartL Brown, Port-aa Prince K harfav r.
b.. Pe.o-, y hA,;oa Wa;soa y 20, c
Br. tBr) GauGa. Pciou NS NATION "A''on "
Brg ssraA I. keanedy Pet ron sJOn Jno. %''OscA-
Bu- b0gotl, LeioHs-n. Counns H. b@eyet y,,c
Bns JoAAun- tDAaj Anier.oa Liverpool fu1eh Eve % n
sehr Juha t. Floyd Squares Geoseto3n AID ~ nal h D. nun
Scnr Pos, Boz Robinson Portsmouth n H. R. P BacE Co
soEr Mar Chil'ou sypefniea hinssl9h 'lT ~ !" S "
s,Ar. t. X Wilson Cfoppef. elmoai. Naa lrln' Bro
sehI liGne W wstoH. rsrsOa' boston D. !, s "sspe's.
Sea-. Palrps. PackAri. Aspiurai. b. = h'9AI 20
setf Cl.la Jane Carr-on Easi cymoun J ffle Co.
sctr Rl-lt A-av. Cro- e, Nes-ilayrG, b. J. NeAoers.
scat ll-g Dove s-sne. salem "a fr,r :, =, o. I,
scLr tr,ri0m thr.l, Hatfield. " nlsnii = "" prf's'h
sear la Is. Gii.sa Bsgker. Baltimore. Wa thA.n-fs
soaf A-rY 4. Dyer. RAHd, Boston b. =. "rHbcfg
ARRIVED.
Steamship tBr Liverpool hay o. va 50 John v b.
JIue 20 a 1,l.a.i o m. forEord = 20 -, -, a.,
s,r.a1p P,mbrs. (Br Williams, Carn June 10. with ndse
20 AroaIb.d B4xilT 4 Co - .,,
steamship t.u tBfJ. iLsoit Hamilton bfn"4' aA's VI"
pf0--ct All pa 10 A. l. oaefhfdRe
Blrt P-ah cot Bo.toni Ryd-r April IL with ni'e
Bn h. k.h of BOstOn Paine, ~ Jago "a days wa DrANAe
Bs Coa,tane alo4l Isser PointaPre l. Jaw, NTH sugar
sclt Sea Lara (o' Laos hse Dorchester n D. aAj' vi"
bui llllg
B,rle of Maeb.s Proctor, squash b. da'
st5 fpI-s
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
BUTLDING STATISTICS.

ending SATURDAY June 90 1874 rom The records Of
Buildings Waiter W. Adams Superintendent
Te BareI Of Inspection Robert Miauis Chief reports
b ngs proposed pan submitted 22 estimated cost $3.50 OOO Of
th.- number French aas frs class dwelling aud
class remainder seane1u' number buildings pro,
q estmae O3O number Of special
Implications or frame AID Oler structures, 22 approved y
itc,el. ,.
reports buildings Surveyed 1885, reported unsafe ID
served - yoaIons % Law reported, 4oi
violations removed. Il notices served, 10.
III B4rs1u Of FrsE,lyss gi Iron Work Chas HYDE Chief
budu.s 9; dre-scape notices
Of buildings provided with escspes AZ Are escape
case, retired ~ ire-escDe s. beams.
lre tested A. rejected oh Inspection has been
eat~r Il bOarng aud lodging houses 90 facto-
buildings u sn1 additional nre
required teexAmuaOls also reported
81 buildings previously reported requiring
a-4OnA. sAitg.AIla
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday.
Judge DAVIS granted another attachment AGAINST the
properv OF the fugitive ex-senator Harry Genet. in
suit brought Wm H. johnson 10 recover from Genet
a dcOt OF 5000.
In Supreme Court Chambers before Judge
Davis motion made yesterday 20 have the decree
allowing Mrs Funk alimonv. set aside the ground
that Gen Funk was a bankrupt. ami had no means ot
paying the alln0uy. me Juu-e loon 1Ae Bdie4s ala
reserved his decision.
Carl Valentine, who, as is alleged, fled from
Berlin Prussia. escape arrest on charge Of forging
the name Of Blschof Il Sasthcim 70 bills OF exchange
amounting 10 about $4,000. taken into custody IN
tins clty and held, yesterday, 10y COMMISSIONER
Kenneth CI White. 10 await A warrant OF extrIdition
uudrr the treaty between United states AID the
German Empire.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.
W Asu1NGTON, June 22.-Ihe Senate this afte

noon confirmed the following nominations;
LYMAN r. Bass Assistant Secretary Of the Teasuivi Benjamin
Moran AZ rseA London 30 be lts- Assist
Tie let 1ay % july Wla ihe a creating
III Office will take eject; r. Poits Governor OF Montana Territory
ChamDerialu. Ashland. Neu A. g.
Fort Wouh Texas y y John Mitchell
Addison T. Lorenzo W. No1bampon, Mass oglvlc Il
Sheldon Bur nlame Kansas Albert B. Cochran Abingdon lis
Tb,. H. Thompson Oxford Penn. Cyrus y Baird Llcn NeD
Richard r. Marvin. Duub MINI, fhDs VI. stone. bko Nev
Manuel Francscls Consul SAauago, Cape Ner1 Island
C.org. " TAYLOR Consul John IL Allen Pennon Agent
Al IoprAa Kansas GrlI-gsr Register LAM once " oAne
-r Mpn George Cnner- Appraiser Of Merrha1use Ptburgh
Penn Morer Assistant Appraiser Of MerchaDose Ne
Orleans Register oi the Land Oh Boltia honiana J.
n of ne MAJOR William
Myer Q1srterInastor AmT with the lk Major samuel "
Bsan Receiver Moneys M vancouver Warrington Ter
rtorv Johu B. tapen.ef AM James l. Van tti1s 70 De
SsVg Ir T. Nge Pael Assistant Of the Sar7 Lewis
g. of the Marine Cort SYdrev 4 Si.un'
Ton AM AS pmn be assIe the navy yohn Van
D.o Unei A5Ornt S0dber Illinois, wee Bliod son
Biuford l. G.
j. for oregon houeIi NJ
Doagss MsLsl or the Western District OF North Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Al the Yorkville Police Court YESTERDAY Henry
to ssFei eaarse inans lure, HssIy LA
brewer oy Tk kng hin ih nanIer james . oAt & a. Le.
the .hou TIED ceui Of 5000 20 answer
aree committing burg ay NJ. lJj West nIii -second
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
Recorier Hackeu Irene nnas pleaded guilty ard we're sen
tenced william Beni, attempt 70 commit oligA Two
nngham petit ATcesy The PelitenaT7 Chae H.
thomas Roonry o basr7 sent % ne Caiaoe
Reiomaor george Jones va. '09Ii sa, o .Gs ! .1 % va
mael and arrested toaI ye o fa,k Eys va
put on tr o assault al battery shooting James Cu,1
On ApH v. AGase' shO l1eie- o sSIeaoH Vas 1sA
j. $1,000 bsA
Ar rhe Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
Mry RYAN acid $1,000 oa fot picking The poeet 81 hrat
Ortt valued ~ At 40 5 D-neeysi lo E.ea loass
e FdeneEa ksch IS Fofsno 'ni Aaa,ei Pow' Ele % rr @
They y eI Fred Sea Of 10 =,
M oi siG5 Tie hetes Fere chased short
q them "a" 3 rfIse S "a q S5 5' a as so5. $ w5 s arrra
har.l tg assault ho.sn1a Zane o. Nc 80
daT lie vas seE, 10 Richmond County ioE traL
Thomas Dady and ChristOpher Sherlock were
y Sco6on Of SO Be staining n Roosy,ei,t
a.tee anne @ a ae ~ ;.Ug D Ions b az yesey AMI
Grenveh-sis Sunday night joseph heAg ana A.'h-t @
Le William Mece4ha at 80 % Bars.t & IN N-oi-.g %
CHI a ana 1hev ned 10 -@nOO BAL eaca 70
a. Pank o eIg Of BROOKLYN standing BATAVIA and
q atersss yesterday bis POCKET va PICKED o. Sael slea - ~
Tae arrested AMI hs name a. Robert Johnston; ne
sas Li 1000 oa.. Chare s. Csr eers N 'he eGIo d o
-0rye vas afIese
m III. x26 goltb gis lie Els held u >4Voo DALI
Edward w. Randlett John W. Bennett, Charles
joan H. Harnrion we're ATsle ths yn,isol
Ns-k- Ps e Court res;crIar g.au1 sree oH com
snt II joseph - srve ron Whose pa' on
are su 81 nplei clecAs
notes and papers al vsiue over $500 |ser hui,
tlem teaut q $1,000 tNl -aGS 30 toE-' We NC
Ciuues from Albany LAd lot been II Ne"-l"A M"ie
uau ten mLu;es before his Tocte:book containing sd
~ stolen. Oscar Hr-us arrested ile iLr ana
was held a 81 bail hcnEes V' seat 20 he House
NJ uoa Thomas lad be yokcst pcked VI = n " as
nsto Para Peter tlat who va h. 10 @''
Heller jane Barrel bed IN - OVu bA' lyI
ing ufc- blowing o. Atr Ihompsons safe 81 No
$50 West s-vereuil-st Saturday ught Mclean vas hel
r <-UU b. throwing Ike hylsh 80 p.tel 4f
yndow tue property of RODefi sts2n o. No 90 EEAA'e
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
Mr.. PURDY CORRECTED.

70 INC EdlfOr OF TIC IrIOHNt'
SIR Considering myself bound not TO men
ton anything nat occurred IN the Jury room as per
agreement il asOnished not little TO read IN your
ssue OF to-day Mr. Purdy's etter under the head How
the Jury stood" 20 the bond forgery case
the following On the frst ballot, when took place IA
Is minutes after they got 10 their room, ne vote vas
eleven for acquittal and dr. Mchanus, the sixth
Juror for conviction" This ana am very
much AFRAID Mr.. Purdy, IN MS earnest zeal for his
client 0yerstepped the bounds OF pr1pflety-no to
mention the eptLet Of stubborn juror IppIed ~
the unders gucd. W. b. MCAANCs
Netc- York, June y, 1s-4.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

seh Martha sckes tOf Ad1ou Ro" st. George ~ b. '''
with timber. .,- n 49,. xih
sch Col Ellsworth lO Gloueeer Howard Abseoa days WIN
fruit. ogvood. Sc n. ,...A n
Sch ehanl Chief (of Georgetown Me- Mott Rock Sound ~
DAYS witt fruit
Brg sGnnde o Dundee Taror Mltins IL days With sns
sehr v Richards of St. John " b. Robinson Aa'qaas0 " d.
10 days. with 18th.
Schr Halliday KIM Georgetown. d. G.
Schr j. W. Morris. L0ngstree virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA Penu June 22fhe American Line imshp IN
diana ssei hence for Liverpool to3ar.
NEWCASTLE Del Jue 22Passei steamship N0msn, rom
Bcston PISSED town. brig Sagua r Sagua cars Harriet " hef
Alice Bora a1d r. T. Tasser for boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEKvsrowN 22-The White Line steamship Ceitc'
Kd. Eew-York Ju l3 for Liverpool IIve here to-day
AsTwyRP June 22rhe Red steamship Conna Mari
from NeS-lofk Jane o. arrived he'e YESTERDAY.
DISASTER.
2lrhe ship Percy Thomplon of
for London on the l4iI
gale lat 81 i9. Is -j The Nere
He8Y Norse irn Noble for boston and
brought to this port.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
By fr0n frdaaso0.
steamship 20h June Francisco from P'nam
passengers 1900 gh, and vii sal on return
voyage - july being engaged fall
For Latest ShtD AerS Ftth Pn1c.l
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, June %, 1874.
At the Exchange SIlesrOom to-day A. j.
Bleecker. Son & White sold the brick stable and lot
No I34 West Forty nnth-st Z. A. Lawrence Co. sold
house and lot on Ninth-st. Both sales made by
order Of the Supreme Court and were without public
interest.
Sale OF lots Rdgefeld Park, N. J., by Jere Johnson
jr on Saturday attended by carloads from the
city ana a large number from Hlckensdck and vicinity
Onehundred and sixty six lots. chiefly inferior lOca
tons were sold AT average OF SI6 per lot, ranging
from 500 10 $685. the aggregate beiug s-93l0 Railroad
arrangements compelling the return VI the tram, the
sale closed az 4:30.
The report OF the Department OF Buildings for the
week ending June 20, Will be found IN this column
stephens Brothers & Co. No. N Broadway have Just
published for gratuitOus distribution an accurate map
OF this city Westchester County, copies or whicn
may be had at their Oce. Aside from the general use
fune-s map valuable a. showing, What nave
been previously published, the i've new stations De-
tween FOrIy-secOnd-st and the Harlem kIYer.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
ptSSFVGERS 4RRITED.

FROM CARDIFF-In steamship Psmbrok June 22-Nm-. "a
" Walsh. Mr. Hughes, Mss Ahce uIe'e IL H''Hs
VI r family. Ms. 4. Lewis
seue Nj Hcer M Be lemer ch Mss Bolts r. Bea1on
Geohry children Miss CARPENTER, H. hudson apt
Hanson D. Hau.o1 Retug p. Gerard. Nh Mehenna NJ
OlIT L. L1ugborough, Biockge, T. taIahrr g. L. lnTH mr.
uscamaa n r Ball W g. Blrsemer J. A. Mea7ard Chs IaYior
Geo Iavyr Huser Little ani 3O3 II s1eeTage
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE.

BIZ H. H. Ldr-alos 4 co.
brick house 0 9th, 300 OF lsi-lve,
IG-XoJ Joseph SfOOO
By 4 j. B<ecker son & Witte
brick stsDle and lot 49hst, 4JO 4 OF 6th-
.JALuu Mra A. 81 Han 1yO
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The President sent


the fOllC ng uOIuludl!Ons 10 lut 1tAdtc lO-""i
r4, Moran 10 he Trd Assistant Of SAte George B.
Cbs-rs TO Apner Of Merchandise 81 Pittsburgh Penn beA'
Ngr.v " MercEaudie 90 Newof-Ans La
Robert Douglas Marshal 'oT me esIA Det
u Sor Carolina Jiepl Hester 10 be United States Marsha oI
tie Eastern Ds,uc Of Norm Carolina
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

The Eighteenth Precinct police arrested
Richard O'Donnel Francis Brown ana james HainD""'
yeserday Oh suspicion of their having been concerned
IN tne robbery uf The house OF 81 hccVi..I si' " o
- Le-.1gtou-SYs.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
MfNIArrRK AL,IANAC.

4:2g t;5i hooA ses'''''' V'to
nAY-As
sandy HOOK 2l6 Govs lsAnd... ~ he Iate resrY 4oo
vATEa IN D4l
Sancy Hook. 23J Gov lsIand OH men uAie Fey o'V"
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

, MITCHELL Refrree-E H. LUDLOW siil sell
on THURSDAY % 1874 noon a The krhse sairsroo
No Broadway Trntv Buln-l y Y. The iooS1s Faaats
PROPERTY belonging 10 the NOR~N OkrHY ESTATE.
SISTHAYB-Eare trout eas; .1s' between 'e.t onn n1
TvenGbsis o' each - 2. bg 100 = fhs oar Las
6xed the minimum prs s2UOO and Ae DINERS
a $4,000. .., -.
Of Rnberssti Ou4l-
iugs Minimum lee Imel bY tle Court. -SOWP
DELANCEY-S-No. 2Ioi lot -5KIOO t. Minimum Pree United
bv he on 5000 ,., - -
THIRTEENTH ST West Nos % and a. inst vest Of FfsHe
grouEd. jOT 81 r. with oHeA stable Minimum Peo
iiuei by he Court -24.Ouu.
THIRTYsECOYD AND THIRTY -THIRD-srs.-West, gores n
enter Of block Mamum limited y
Court S2f 500. ,-.-...
YSINTHSTvo 2i0 East q ground p feet frou',
by % H. H. ueep. Mulaam ploe Aa'~i y no
Court
sixty FIRST ST-Eas souh SIDE 100 eas of Fr's
ave each 251IOO r. Minimum price lmtei BY The Court ior
each lot, - OOO. ,,-. ~. -.
TERMS or SALE-ren per la o. sale balance n 80 Jays
M, aBd paticu ars of The Aucicneers. No Pne-st
ELLIOTT r. SHEPARD. PsInufs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEM-YORK CITY.
Gin Real estate for Sale.

Gin Real estate for Sale.
A 3!-story high-stOOp basement and cellar
a HOUSE Tor SALE cheap. West Reyenh.st Terms TO suit
purchases '.ze. 2lKi5Ii5 BCANHAd, 5OJ Hadson-.9
NEAT and COMFORTABLE HOUSE for
a SALE Ninth War with carpets and mirrors terms
- '1'' - T. LkB T. BURYaAH, 500 Hudson.t.