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New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
DECISIONS-JuSE %.

Svprsms Court-lhambers- Bv Presiding Justice
rayis-IIays agt Lasak.I think the compensaton OF te
rec,yer In th. Should be H. ua tlJO apd go
of this motion, max ng SlGO, which may be charged
AGAINST the balance 10 his aud his discouns passed, Sc
Auiunv art Day-rLe demurrer tbs plainly
ri yolonr tAt lifisinent should ordered H. have
urV doubts whether Ntl TAKEN blt that question 10
g. determined at the Law and Equity term Not On denied
vtthouf Arden Po edo ct aOn pay meat of the
est iax, 10 - aud 10 cosis ~ opp ',ing tbs motion
n puating frfr the Issues forthwith on serving the answer
fr nn date trial. pliutG elect. "a George = sedgwok
or any may De agreed upon, and that the MI Gu
tne iuil1n be discontinued without costs pantn
dr the default opened ani may be put In 10
ten DAYS The Judgment air ally eie,vd o stand as s.cnIy
aYy further recDvTy def ndant Ia give security by
ioli security IN the peal sam Of y oOo that any
tnal Judgment that may be recovered ny shd
Il.intG shall be paid within 30 dave after
otherwise motion denied Win alD cnss
nn,an All 6arih Motion deihed the second Issue
crai nth Issue costs to either party on this
motion. Soaring agt DugginOrer granted DAVIDSON att
Aaro-Motion granted on payment Of 80 e...s of ihe
and SO costs ~ opposing IN nioto han
at robbns-,Dn plaintiff Ming aid ona security for
y band penal Of 500 with surety 70 be approved
by Justice his and spuating that dfonant 80
ci action shall be referred and lfh Niholt der ahi
The cosls vi the id and Slo eosls oi opvoaS
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.
THE WATER SUPPLY INADEQUATE.

THE WATER SUPPLY INADEQUATE
u,rHF ENGiNEER BATES POINTS oUT THE MED OF
LARGER MAINS AND MORE nYDRANrs-1HE
MOST ExrosFD PORTIONS OF TUE CIrY-APrRE-
TENSIONS FOR TIrs Dry GoopS DisERIcr, THE
FURNITURE DIsTEIcr, AND orhER oUARIfRs--
SUPPLY CIsTERSs PRoPUsED.
Chief Engineer Bates soIne time ago sent an inn
ror,ant communication TO President Perley of the
Board of Fire Commissioners ON the subject Of the
water supply in this city and the facilities
for obtaining water 10 extingtish fires. He
complains of the lack of mains OF suiii-
cient size ard the small number os hy-
draDts and shows what districts are particularly
exposed to danger. The communication also sus-
gests remedies for the evils complained of by putting
in larger mains ia places greatly increasing the
number of hydrsnts, tapping certain supply MANS
and making supply cisterns connecting with these.
The communication has been kept back froin pub
lcafion, but THE Tribune is enabled to-day TO pre-
sent the full text of the letter
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
TRIAL OF GEN. w. G.. l-ANK.
CLAIM THAT THERE WAS No CRIMINAL INTENT IN
THE ALLEGED DEALING IN COUNrERFEIT MONEY.
In The United States Circuit Court Yesterday,

CLAIM THAT THERE WAS No CRIMINAL INTENT IN
THE ALLEGED DEALING ~ COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Mr. Puriy, without calling any additional witnesses, Tested
the for the prosecution The Indictment charging
ex-Custom House Inspector Gen. W. c. Mank with deal
ing in counterfeit money. MI Neweomb, late OF the
secret Service Bureau testified Monday that the
words Tom Conglon" the strips of pape rinclosing
the money In question: were in MaDk's handwriting.
without any opening remarks to the jury. MI Often
hoefer counsel for Mau'i. cacd Albert Cun'z formerly
Chief Clerk in the Secret Service Bureau. lie testified
that many instances the words referred TO not
written by Mank, but by Nettlesbp, who also an oi-
he could not I'LL whether such words written by
Nettleslp or Mank. On the crOs%eXaminaton, Cuntz
stated that he might mistaken respecting the writing
and Nj. PuIdy s.t that nc did NJ tng about
H. anyhow" Capt. IT, 4. Maxwell testified that he knew
Mnk when he an ollcer or the army ana that his
character good.
This closed the testimony for the defense. and Mr..
Dit enhOecr arge To the JIry that it, as well rs the tcs
timony FOR the Prosecution show d. not that VI INK gave
Ureit money Porter witn criiiuai intent,
under the in lrcssiOn that lc wOli destroy H. anu
tIJt tic Whole nfdr was nothing more thlu hunSllug
10 entTap Mank AMI convict him at all hazalds
BECAUSE rcasbu de med eXpeiieni 10 put
him out at the Porter testified that on tie nght OF
March 81 1875. AM acord previous agreement,
Mank Or, hard and hIvIfgtoDst-. ami sold
Linn II J0O counterfeit money for 900 of good money
b believed In this respect because he had EN- often
contr,dctc concerning other things by Drumnond and
Spenccr. At the conclusion OF N.Y. DtNnIOciei's aI5u
ment, the Court adjourned until to-day,
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
PREVENTING CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.

DuIing the past week the New-i0ik society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty To Children has received
over 90 Of alleged cruelty OF this Kind
These have investigated, and in every case but
one settlement has been arrived at either through
promises OF Improvement signing Of agreements OF the
placing OF the children homes or binding them OUT 10
learn These methods OF settling such cases are
always preferred BY the Society 10 liigaiion' lie III 10
ti0ug the remedies effected by conciiiaory metb
ods lasting and at tho same ume
result in an immediate benefit TO the cmidehi
willie through criminal procedure against eIucI
parents guardians the guilty persons may he nned or
Imprisoned for a short time, but the children are Mhoy
neglected In the time and more cruelty Oipresseo
m the future. The carried by the Society INTO the
courts against brother charged witb competing
two little grla 20 pedde flowers In disreuiabe HOUSES
fhis carved into the Court Of General Sessions
but was lost through lack o evidence as " the eonpu
sion used.
Complaints have been received from shop girls, ply
Gcans, aud Others Interested asking that the Society
would tAke spaie the evil which shop
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
MAINTENANCE OF HARBoR FACILITIES.

The regular meeting of the Pilot Commits
soners WAS held yesterday afternoon. The Secretary
ported that hc had written to the Attorneytiencr in
regard to the acts of the Central Railroad Of NewJeFSey
in deposting material the Jery Flats, and he also
reported that the schooner Susauck sunk at the foot
Of Fih-st Brooklyn T. D., had been abandoned by her
owncrs ana recommended that the Board take immc
date is for her removal. communication was read
from the Secretary OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company stating that the cable between staten Island
and New-YOrk had been laid Ia line with the behaI
Ferry and requesting The Beard To take steps 10
prevent pilots from auchOrlng vessels in It's vicinity
Letters were read from the Police bOard, stating mat The
sc0ws placd OF the foot Of Bltcst. Hronklyn, ara on
the North River near Elis's Island. for the receipt 0
ashes from steamers, had been wIiidfawu on account o
the want of funds to ply the exp nss thereof hut tt
airaton had made 10 the Board Oi Estimate ana
Arportionment tor the transfer OF ccrtIin uncxpended
anprOpi ial ions Tor that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
rrprs AND LOSSES IN MAY.

RRrORT FROM THE BUREAU or THE FIRE MAi'sHL
Through the Bureau of the Fire Marshal the
Fire Commissioners make their report for the month Of
May lS75 showing hat there were l29 fires during the
month The prominent CAUSES of fires were as FOL
vs: Carcessness Of occupants. candles matches &c,
81; fou chImneys "a spontaneous combustion. q;
malicious mischief o. The number Of fires where the
l,sos amounted to less than floO were Oh between 300
and 81 900. "a between slOOo ana T'ooo' o; oe"e'n
So 900 and $4,000, 3; over $4,000, l.
The nu,nlsr of fires for May, 1874, was only lO1,
showing an excess May of the current year equal to
o56 per cent amount of losses for the same inoih
IN 1s7i was 40 against 92039 for the current year.
ar 40, xeess of AZ a Der cent. On May 10 Jeremiah
was tired 1r arson and acquitted the eviehce
being Insufficient and cIntr,dictory. -, w., +,
Tue rrport ~ tie Committee OF the New-iork ,ph,uo VI
Fire on Rates and surveys ior lno sae
nth sows that among the bdliing ia wiilch ne~ths
an,rr,fIs was examined during The month, INC Iuio.
inr were found unsafe, while no correction . rciol
Tnc smoke Hues boiler and stoves AZ no. ooo nso @
Wv tie smoke fuc vi boiler at No l-3 Dua-sr an"
the auxiliary boiler VI tie Steamboat stAtc VI
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
FLEA FOR THE DOCS.
PROTEST OF nEsHY BEROu AGAINST NrIsckiM-
INATE sIAuGHTER.

pNDILsT UF UISRf BEl.OU AGhlNol lNl>'hN-
LSATE SLAUGHTER.
Henry Bergh has forwarded letter to the
Board Aldo protesting against the enforcement
this Simmer any ordinance requiring the wholesale
capture ana slaughter ot dogs. III the letter he makes
the following statements: ....
Last Summer ordinance was passed by the Common
Council rcquring The mdscrminate clpture and slaug-
Of all dogs at lare In this cy, on the as
sumption that they might become atacfed with hydro
phoba Tho infn of disorder cruelty. Hn1 de-
Inoralization which resulted from that enactment arr
fr sh Ia the ns OF all and learning that s yonr m
tcnUn restore II ll- beg nesinissipn - oir
nav earnest protest acaust it, o. a the niaadies which
mankind arc heirs that Of hvdophohia Is the most
rare indeed to incline OF the ail s
ply sologstS believe that such disease does not eA st
Ma lncSs IN the cGn'ne IL more hydrophobia
than II Ia in the human family II IL pronounced 10 be
nervous disorder. and when we remember the alifon-
trolling Influence Of the imagination over Sease, -
not surprising thai ihe symptoms OF hydrophoh Should
become All aren't after teirc bitten by animal paf-
ticuary dog. horse Ia just IA liable to have hydro
plohi IL the disease exist, the dog; D VINO ever
knew any to lc similarly alarfned hv lis bite D,gs
are llae all disorders In the Winter than III thc
Surrmcr Even though II he trlc that M tins or any
other season OF the year. tie dog herOmes afflicted with
The protection Of the citizens IL thc VIZ s. when chd
devised BY il the youth Of city were cdiicatcd 10
theft and cruelty by virtue OF the premium oEcitd III Tue
ornancc the rarket WIS recrn,'cd by VhsTalt dogs
brought from outside the city limits ana While the
mono, thus expended ran uselcSSlv away, Ike wafer
through ssye, sil wur5,, peIria'iee To I'LL t..
pockets uf sOnc political tool. the community was held
symptoms arising from socslled hS dEoplchi may occur
IRON ttpr( A. Is.g
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
COMMON PLEAs-rRiM TERM-PART III. T. DALf,J.
2i79 Cohen RarIias l447. .Fndecker agt Under
administrator. bill
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DoNFSrTC LfsRKETS.


Brrr,Lo June 29-ReceiPs by Lake Flour, $500 bbls;
Wheat l4 90 BUSH Corn 1000 bas, Oats 800 bush ,da
6asSi sspt5 Corr 1900 bush oats 1000 bush bailey 400
Is;s as corr" Oy 5s G $500 5Ss S1 s
d dSS bush s1a 1 py s Sam Ma IT, Ssn TO
Loo Ss GSfn 800 bush SansI tsss1s ,r
cIsle foar fairy active aud steady 800 IPls sold & g
q g = 80 for for "s 5aca 80 90 wheat lss & a"1 n ID
1 s9sa s s a. ys CgSG &c. rf Mwaafo SeSS S Ss At
i is 5000 S%sI 10 MinHssota he canal freight,
Corn qie ssics oi 10000 Oush. 72c Ordinary 2
views therefore entirely nominal Rye wanted-None
s @ e;v Es % Ss q & i 46As @ at Il s' m% & nnHcs rSra a ao "a
ar%tr , Soii re-: = y SO qdsi is 30 avSusss
Zoe Petroleum d,F and heavy STANDARD white.
bfrsof June 96~F1our quiet unchanged wheat qrict
eIMse oorn gnss ~ SnSs3ge ehs, o'g sr, aSsI at S2g
1000 BIDS Wilt 900 bush Corn 10 o bush; OATS l. 90
bns Shpments-Wheat, G,ooo Duon.; corn 1000 bnsl'
IS9i.AAsolis June 9-rloqri s5a.e 50 whoa.-Rsa
steady lar oSf SGsled q lse sElk &
&c TIar elo csar Sag nil, ss 81 qc Clear sides Is
Hams, IS ,di3%c. Lard, l3Sali.2c. u,....,.,
unces corS %' a at 79 oa dun at s.
rye no9a Provisions advanced and IL fair Inand PORK.
iSS'1G ii9,c clear c sae, &c Shoulders sac Clear
o * s se. 1a SSs GlSsr Il @ tsg % wGSy.
ii iS Bagglng steadya a l$.aa lie:
wSsa; s no. s 81 o. tq2 S6 %1fIcf st HS%R'S S i G,
August 81 oiA oaisin far demand hrmer 10 ~ store.
ole no. Hxed Ia store Ooc Iye No scarce
n,aninay 9Jc n store Barley nonilal neglected No.
spring September ~. Provisions firmly held. Pork, 81 30
Lara l3adl4c. Frtigits noninallv steady. Wh 10 uf,
alo 9 Oswcg &c. kecei tsFluur, $500 bbis Wheat
10000 busl sLlpnenps Flour 5000 b1s; Wheat; 2oOCo
bGsh
NRw.OmR.vs June 29-corn nrn White Mxcd. s7c.
White Ssc yellow Mixed. 0uc. Iran qulet at 92 SOC.
PORK nrner: held at $40 25Q go So Other articles
changed Exchanse-New.iork sight, = prem s1eilng.
Big. Guld ll7i4
SssEso Ians Flour pnsnangsd sac Iico se,.
close held atsl IS NO Milwaukee Club neninaly q IL
Bnlte,l and S32 h1 unDo I'd. ton Mllieod unchanged
FTeig,ts-Wheai lie; Corn snd Ryc 5c. oats SL'c.
Newyork; Lumber, 81 20 Ia the Hudson. Lake no.
shlpmens--y0O0 bUsh Wheat lD390O feet Lumber. The
amount the Canals roi Buffalo and Oswego for
thewat.r yesterday at neon, be ascersino
wast 1910 buss. Wheat G2OOOO bush. Cora; Oe,5.O
buziL oats, and e,vUJ D,lsA feAs-
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
THE COURTS.
. NORTHERN PACIFIC BONDHOLDERS.
PETITION 10 GIVE PRECEDENCE To CLAIMS on FiRs
MORrGAGE BONDHOLDERa.

PETITION TO GIVE PRECEDENCE To CLAIMS or FIRST
MORTGAGE BoSDHOLDERs.
An application was filed in the United States
Circuit Court before Judge shpaan yesterdny, ASKING
such mobilization OF the oror OF sale In the foreclosure
sut against. he Northern Pacific Railroad Company rs
will give the claims OF the first mortgage bonholders
precedence all others II Is expected that there
will be opposition motion. and that 1t viii bo
substantially granted in form providing that only lew
prior liens, such taxes ote. amountDg In all u not
over s100,000l, shall take precedence.
The petition ia in behalf Of 2sl first mortgage bond
holders The most important part of 1t ia the following;
Y0nr petitioners that the fist morgage o1 tne
Northern Pacific Railroad Company secured to the bond
holders by the contract made with their trustees hrs
PRIOR and paramount Lien on the property directed 10 oe
sold by the decree In this That any claims OF the
directors or other persons have arisen I,,s s'hce
placed upon record undcr the Act OF Congress In that
oatns eTeGtos ' WS knew Of the Existence and terms
said mortgage and have known thereof ever since te
directors Others being with notice of the morts for
tho benefit Of the bondbollers are IN all resl@cs IN law
an equity subordinate tO the lieu OF said mortgage aDd
have no ust claim of priority over and above tic Hen of
said III ,rtgige bondholderS.
The bondholders represented this motion advanced
Their money good f,ith Tor the construction OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad and they arc i'm many instances
gilt surrender of any rights property to tie di-
They have never consented and now refuse To
10 be supposed to conSent-to the orders ana
decree In this cause p.oyidng for the pay,
the Northern P.ciHc Railroad Company TO tAe extent to
the full satisfaction Of their claims, or toany extent be
the payment them aud tine other rst mort gage
DUulhOdCrs Of their claims interest. And they are
advised by counsel that they arc entitled TO INSIST upon
tho terms of the contract with them, aud that their prop
should not c sold under the orders Of court for the
prior hnct Of other ersons, whose claims arose ooole
ills suit WAS insttufd.
Wherefore your petitioners pray That the decree ana
orders is suit be modified nt the pfocechs
which nay male arise from The sale OF the property
Of the N6rthcrn Pacific Railroad Company. AMI wEich
have arisen or which may in tie hands of the re-
ccver may be applet for the bcnc.t Of the first mort
gage bGndno1crs tho scOrd, fourth, hft sixth,
aud seventh cIsscs Of pa yments mentioned III said
decree.
That they may be made parties compliments to this
suit AMI such other anu further Or dn1lcnt re-
lief as may Dc just and equitable.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
ARRIVAL or morMoy IMMIGRANTS.

The steamship Wisconsin, from Liverpool,
which arrived at tnis poit OH Monday. brought among
her passengers large party OF Mormons, who left tie
cty LIST evening Utah. By way 0f the Penn ylyania
Railroad. They in charge OF Gen. X. L. Bur
ton and NJ IL. Hardy, two OF tue Mormon mssionar1es,
the former OF whom accompanied the colony Westward
Inclnding men, women, and children, there were
I55 persons In the party. generally or the
working class, though 10 vas stated that
many had some means with which to start In their new
life Among them old lady, almost completely
helpless, VINO not expected To survive the oera
rim she now has confidence that her conversion w.ll
pr,ye the means Of her speedy recovery About one
tbird of this party from switzerland. and the Others
with the exceptions Of one two German aud fiencn
people. are from England and scotland The General
Age.t OF The M0ons Ia this city, W {. stncs, states
that another party 800 500 In number expected TO
leave Liverpool to-day, In charge OF o. T.. Larsen These
immigrants Will he che1y scandnayians. Another
parry Will Liverpool on sept 10, almost exclu-
81, ely from kng land
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
FILLING TILE HARLEM FLATS.
TIE HE,LTu-BoARD ASK FOR $4,000 FOR TILL
WORK

The subject Of the condition of the Harlem
Flats WAS tI,n up hy the Board of Health yesterday
and resolutions passed asking the Board oi Arpor
tionmcn for JOO0O. This amount, or az much OF II as
may necessary is desired to expond to Ill mp certain
had holes In the Flats with frum eight 10 twelve feet of
grouud. This Is 10 bring the level above igh-waier
mark. It Is proposed that the work shah he done within
TIC next ninety days, The following tracts are make
ont for filing: LcHngtoD-ave. between One-hundicd-
ani-third and One-hdDdredandfonrt-st Cno-hundred-
and ixth-st. between Fourth aud Madisonave; one
hu.lI1y-inl- -sevcnthst from Fourth to EirsIve. IL
L. proposed 10 do this work Thoroughly ~ t which
ma hacn completed in OuchundTed an l-Seventn-st Dy
Mils ana Ambrose President Chandler of the Health
Halrd said yesterday that there was another distrct
mat should be llcd But this portion has been
contracted for by Jones IcQuad' az 81 cents eui'c
foot an no is specified for completion Tbs part 81
the work may tDus he delayed in nlcnitey. Tie Eoard
adlcu.ued until Friday at PIN. During the warm
weather the BOARD 10 meet twice each week, that on
gues
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
| THE GOVERNORS SIGNATURE OUTSIDE TIE
STATE.

John Anderson and illiam Bartlett were
brought yesterday before Judsa Brady, in the Court II
Oyer AMI TTmuer, writ OF habeas corpus. The
District Atorny at assented To their discharge.
ani their wy expressed dissatisfaction at his success
aud got out new wrts Tie prisoners are demanded by
the State Pennsy for trial Tor forgery, and were
arrested, what singularly week aSo, TO await The
formal warrant Of Gov. Tiden authorizing their delivery
10 tic Pennsylvania officers. As they were dis
charged under the writ the Sheriff rearrested them
unt,r the extradton warrant. The D"w ~rits were
served him prevent hi taking the prisoners TO Jcr
sey City On their way ~ trial
On the return these wfits the counsel Tor the
prisoners claimed that the warrant was irrcSlaiy ani-
el. TIE oil who obtain Il the irrant was it on the
stand AMI proved the regularity ol HE proccedns' lie
saw Gov. 1iidcL tis city abont the matter, was
directed 20 Albany 10 g,t his papGs In order, and
returned 10 get ths Governors signature. Then he
found tha; the Governor had gore to Long Branch fol-
lowed him. and got bis signature there. Counsel for the
prisoner ns sted that Long IraIch was out OF the
Sae, the Governor could moi write an official signature
there. anl Judge Brady reserved his decision.
the prisoners, md r the temporary remand OF
ndge Brady made effort escape NJ the foot of the
stairs the City Hal basement AMI broke away
temporarily from the officer in charge He was pursued
a once aud before he got clear Of tho building seized
again aud maliaeled TO hs fellow prisoner
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
MuNIoTPAL REORGANIZATION IN BROOKLYN.
The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen j. to hold

n special meeting at p to-day. TO consider TIE nonh
nations transmit ID by Mayor Hunter several weeks ago.
which have been lying their table Tie Mayor las
been In frequent consultation with Register Mcihgl
lin end others hc mocTatic LEADERS, but they al re-
fuse 20 the result of their conference. II Is gen
orally belicved however that the nominations for Com
mis- lovers viii all he confirmed, and TIE romptness with
whc, the Aldermen confirmed the nomination Of Dr.
O.fcrson for lIcah officer Monday is cited an AZ
gumcnt IN favor OF this belief.
til names TO hc considered for c0mmlssonerslrs are
those of Inspcrtor-Gcnerq John p. Woodward ID M for
President Of the Board OF cay WORKS ia place OF Irrn
Palmer (iscp1; Police C"mniss onrr Dduici ID Bflggs
0)em for President of the Board Of Pol &c and Excsr ~
ullcc Of Gen. James I0urdan (Rep1; Dr. WIN B Huri
Den the Eastern District for oce Comm ssiuner IN
,Incc Of y. ID. Briggs, promoted; FREDERICK = Massey
iDcnJ aud Huh Mclaughlin lDsIn.l renomilinted Tor
Fire commissioners james R0well tDcm. builder o'
tie Eastern District, nominated Tor Ere Coninissl0irf
and sun Iintcndent ( Buildings In place Of Mark H.
Phraner iep Ii the Mayor secures tile continuation oi
all bat of his nominees II IN Thought mat he VIII con
cent TO u denomination OF WIN. A. Fowler for Commits
s!uner OF City Works. - o
Tie denomination OF Lemucl Burrows nsepl for Col
cor OF Taxes aud Assessments II IL understood w DE
withdrawn OF The Republicans and all O the Demo
Gratis being reported to have refused 10 vote Tor his CON
ir,at on. Ex-Aldeunan Daniel u. whitney tDemb Il
conslc ed the flVonte candidate for fh- position now
rod by Mr.. Burrows City Assessor VIM. A. Fnrey
DIn is mentioned for Register OF Arrears III place oi
Vim Mayo Little U.ep)
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
RETURN OF A DISABLED STEAMSHIP.
The stearnship CITY of Vera Cruz, which lcf

i 'eTe
this city 2f for Havana, returned yesterday 10
this port in disabled condition. Upon the second day
ont when about 300 miles from this city, the iston-it
OF engine broke and as the necessary repairs could
be made quicker at this port, II was decided TO return
All sail was ST. under which the vessel made about five
knots IN hour ana Ily temporary repairs ma !e
10 the engine that ii could be used also, and this port
was reached without difficulty. There was large num-
ber OF sailors the Spanish pavy board returning to
Cuba and they OF great service in making SAIL
The passengers viii leave by the City Of New-York To-
The repairs upon the City OF Vera Cruz viii be
completed probably within a week
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
p1SSENcFRy ARRIVED.

PROM IIVERPOOL-Tn steamship Brltlarsc Jnne IL
Dr. j. Crn wHe and maid servant, MIS- ard Miss iieef
scue and servant Mary 9pi Fanny hau, Mis L. u.
Eo.rlmau W. p. Wade, Mother Garcia Sisters Bepms
AMI s. Rice, =. =. Mrte,t " STUART " w. N1hA
r H. j. Seiway, Mrs and Miss 1isal Mr. ana Mis- = 10
Iass Geo L. 1OwDe, Chas Hutch s' Mrs iebe e.a uiss
isOu Lieut.. +. GayOn Mr. fayor, joan A. CburrnIt
Mrs H. a. Reed Il. NJ Donaldson, = q, Brown, MT aud af@
T. o. Randall Miss Atkiu Mrs WheeinuSt and seTvan
Capt. Q. oder fred ghon, j. Tioughion D. IL Na insen
Mill. r. Dg,ier and MA kames. Isaac Meyer MI botgn
J. r. Atshrad VI hill Capt Hones j. a ware, A.
: nytu, o. ulonL James Knowles .. III. Finger nr.
and Mrs j. r. Amour hr ana Mrs ID. Gurnes Mr snd NrA
Jas. Morgan, Nj. Bayne