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II IGTii LOCAL MISCELLANY. TUB POLICE BOARD. cov. zix orncxAixT istobms matob hatx- METEBOF TTIE VACANCIES LX THE PO- tlCK SOAKS. Albavt, N.

July Got. Dtz his sent lbs fallowing wnnlciHw to Msyor jTavoni oyer, of How-York i Albast, S. July 1, 1874. Sis i Oliver Charlick ud Hack Gardner, CVmm- CatMtoaeMef ttePwUoInpartaeatr to City of Ksw-Tork, barret; been convicted" ia lb Court ef Dyer and Terminer of tbe City sad County of Xsw. Turk of misdemeanor involving a vidUtion of thtlr oats of respectively, u4 notieo efsoch conviction bering baea this day received By me, now.

la accordance with tb rsqalrsiaenta af artlcla t. tiUa chapter 5, of part of tbe Bevwed restates, I da hereby you sotiea of tba varaa-eiea crested by mh conviction, la order that tba mm nay be flSed sccording to law. I aai Tory rwrsrcfallr, tow obedient servant. (Signed.) i JOHX A. PIX.

to actiox rrr msx by thx matob JUHX COCft-BAXR PEEboE THE CLAIMS OF THE UJiEHAL. V. Th baa not yet come to any decision (a reference to tlp sppototuient of Polioo la place of Messrs. Gardner and Char-' lick. Tba official communication from Got.

Dtz, de claring tua c-nices 01 nwmni nut received by too llsyor till late laat night Tba general opfeniea is that sew men will hare to be appointed sbd there are numerous candi-on tar tbs effiees. tbouEb it ia doubtful if either 5 of those) mentioned up to tba Troaui tiraa "will succeed. Among the can. tiidaus already named are AWerraan Alc-CilbTty, Job jUornesey. Jacob Patterson, Kwgrrty; and Drake lis Kay.

The latter grnllomea a brother of Kidney Da Kay. wbo is private Secietary to tiov. Ut There are also candidates from the Basrd of Assistant Aldermen, whose names bare not transpired, but so to so far seems to know what the Alarcar'a intentions are. Julm Co Ura ne had a two. honr' interview with bita yesteroey, preering the claims of some cue on the part of ibe Kepubiicans," bat tne name of (be General's favorite did sot transpire.

-We occupied time enough, however, ia pressing lie 'claims of bis party." sod as this little Ml III miilvii'UMa the Mayor it is. not at all improbshle that" Le asy sppoiat one orCochrane'a farorites. Testrrday U-in; tbe first of the month tbere was a deal of saciteflieiat among the Police fofoa re-aaniina; their pay. Char lick was tbe treasurer, and wntik tCeBew apuoiiuoienta are made there pita bo us rcarasnUatios of hbe Board, sod consequently tbe force caoBote paid. Many of them, boweyer, say that thry will be quits aatiafied if they can ft psid ia the eotuwe of a week, ss nailer cusrilck regime they were often kept six or eight days without thoir (Boory.

altboagb be bad It daring that time in bis IHisscssioa. i i i jarnxa or crrarss the first assem bly DISTRICT MESSRS. GAB DXEK AKD mnitMKtm A toeetinj the citueetu of the First Asem-My ritrict was held lost evsnrng ia tbe elub-rowtna of the Banry Smith AaiocUtion. Ho. SOS Chambers trert, for tbe purpose of protesting againat the ero -avtde bow being waged by politicians against Police Commissioner Qngb Gardaar and Oliver Chaxlick." About aryenty pecsoaa war presani.

ifr. 3.K. Cumte sailed tba aaeetiag to order. was not, ha guiid, gathering ia tba interest of any political aeliqae or organisation, bat simply to protest against ths injosUoe of the late verdict rendered againat the Commissioners, who he truly believed had dona tbeir dnty in removing' a do an from a position, on tba proper grounds that ha Hiero technical point of vot sending tha person removed a written Instead of a verbal notice of his re-tnovsl Anybody could aea, ha ooatUnad, that oae-half of tbe audience la tba court-room on the day of eonvictton were blacklegs, policy-dealers, and' bad men gwnerallv. He, tbe speaker, was onpoaed politicslly to Mr.

Charfick daring the laer twenty years, but ha tboncht that insttoe oa bt to be dene him as w-U aa ts Hr. Gardner. Hia re. anarka were received with applause. Mr.

John P. raser wsa then appointed Secretary of tba meetiBg. and a committee of three wss instructed to draw op ymolations- After a brief recess the eomnntcee. oon-isUiii; ot Messrs. Michael Halpiae.

John P. Frssor, rid William liailey. presented the following i Rntvd. Tliaf It Is the honest eoovtctloa of ftbiu aoeetina tbM CnmniMisMnr Usramr sad Char lick have Iwen mij uatlT found sutlty of sauxlemessor, and bat ia our hosrst Ttehef tbst the Commiasionera bate trsly sod CaitbroUy dischsrged tbe duties of their onire In afoeordsoee with tbeir obUsatloas sad to ik. ini.rMU a Lbat aasuiEa and tsxHftavers of this City.

jitaoJsed. Tbst we deeca tt our doty aa good eittzena, In view of the necesity-f bsvtnaj jkithrul, efflciens, aiKl rompeteot iiiapepio ci ion. airav aim aoari ot PoUcs Conunissieiisrs the prompt removal of eTOrvtnapeotor ofeleetioa whose teeord artll boS stand he test of tnvrstintieo, knowtng thsS to ths sppoiat. snent af soutu 3.000 vlfictloa efflaera, miatskeawiil oseiir despite the most vlgiliBt eara. Tbe concluding resolution branded one of the jury which convicted the ConnnixaioBrTS as a prominent policy dealer," and called f-w ube appointment of a oomnutteo to wait a the Mayor and request him to reappoint tba t'ou.

mission ors at ones. A eommittea ft nve waa then appointed by tbe Chair to call on aba Mayor this morning and present tba views of she meeting. Tba followine warned gentlemen txm-poae the committee: Tba Chairman. John P. Fra- rv.l XI Tf.lnt-n A i.

Wlhranlr John H. Betts. and J. Ysn. Brumencr.

Alter amna re- awks by M'- Eraser tba ntoeUag adjouxned. OFFICER OSBORNE'S IDEAS OF POLICE DUTIES. Tba floal examination in the case of Officer VTinisni Shaw, of the Twentieth Precinct, charged with robbing Mr. James McKenna of 12.000 on tba of the 3d of Jnns, waa held yesterday be fore Joatioa or can si JsiTeraom Market Police Court. It oceapied over three hours, and waa finally terminated by Justice Morgan committing tba eflioar in fa, 500 bail to stand his tital oa a charge of grand larceny.

CoL Charles Speooer appeared as couasel Sot the prosecution, and asked that all the testimony given reduced to writing. Mr. McKenn waa ajain put on the atand and testified to having received nearly 913,000 under his father's will, and that the 3,000 stolen from him wss part of the Inherit- A rwn oer Shaw walking through Twenty-eighth street on the morning ia question. McXenns, appeared to bo Jcaoing for anpport on tbo officer. Klcholaa Judge, the proprietor of the liquor at ore on Twenty-eighth otreet sad Seventh avenaa wbero McEcdds bad bia last bottis of wine, testified that ho left the saloon bout o'clock.

Two of Wilson's stsblessea who partook of the wine also tilled to' lesvinc McKenna on the oorner of Twenty-eighth otreet and Ssreath avaauo. Ho walked down la tbo direetioa of' Eighth avenue. and that ytt tba last tcey SSW Ol nun. umcor uena vi um Twentieth FrcclBCt, wbooo beat adjoined Officer Shaw on the night of the robbery, trot! fled that at 4 o'clock in the asornieg ha met Shaw on the corner of Utath avenue sad Twenty-eighth otreet, when the Utter him a man hsd accused aim of stealing bis pocket-book with (2,000 ia iu ShswsUotold him the man bad trtren him 1 SO to take a drink with. Osborne said be met McKenaa in company with two eiwpicioas characters, wslkiag down faehth avenue about 8:30 Uock on the tin morale g.

but thought Cr-eaniroed "by Mr. Spencer TThat did yon oav to Otticer 8bsw when he told yon of hia being ao- Tssy I "Why. I ld that if It was me be accused I vnnoid maab to hia head with bt duo, and then take him in that a what I said. OIu. en.

aai, tors, wuw end Uws sis net in your line. Mr. OAoer. what Hid yon say when he told yon of bia receiving j. 7i.

a JSZZwirMU1m hi. face be accused me of robbing hlu. 1 bia gentle apecinaSB of our protectors lurtber tated tint he mads no mention ot wbst Sasw asd taim to the Captsin. end even after the complaint was made did not make mention of the fact of seeing McKennswiih -twosuspicionsdookiBS cbsjac' e.tarr of whom he knew, however. lie thousht it wa nooe ef hU buaineaa, and so heUd hia Umt vTi yjr I Minor we bava had iHlMcr at oaite enough of year testimony.

i Several other witnesses were examined, but their I tea union wss of an unimportant character. Coun-erlen bfh aides eummed up the esse at great ieneth. Mr. rVpencerurged strongly tbst Show be kf isVtrwa. a.

thaae clear ce against him. Bdeneea waicn a Jury should pass. jtice ureas, in renoering his dedsiou, aaid in aneeted- McKenns. conrndertBg tbe atatehe Tbc teeUmoay of Mrs. Bishoa' sis was poal-Jve tS.tah.a- himf-U-g slle-revth.

eloshej, of Vi.V-nna whJs he las asleee. He therefore decided lVbe can VurniA bail today. mw sALooxxssrxMs. i .1 mi, fVntra Omni- were rcetvsjU 12222 I3.W0. which to to oar on tend to defray the tiiionisjo of a probable legal contest with tbe Excise Board.

Tap Executive Committee re- ported the three of tbe ishaia of the bom have bee tadictod for alleged vtolansue of the Kxrtae lew, net aba they have been Informed by Mr. Oakey HsiL the aonneel ef the organisation. tan toe tral ef taeao eases, wtuen are te serve so teat cases, are not to essne off before the Pall. The organisation in now composed ef some 1,000 bera. 4 WALL STREET TOPICS, FAXLCBB OF WESTEBS KAJXWATS TO MEET THEIR OBUQATIOXg 8CIT AGAIX8T erik a corctTSatrxrr cxstbai.

cmc BOXD AFLOAT. Teoterday was qnito lirely day in. Wall street. At an early hour tbe Intelligence waa dr. culatod that several railroads were likely to default In the payment ef their bonds.

Among 'the roads mentioned were the Indianapolis. Bloomington'aid Western Railway, advances to which had caused 000008100 of Messrs. Turner Bros.) aad the California Padfie BaQroad, which It waa a toted wss not prepared to pay the Interest on its ezten sion bonds. These statements, which, open inquiry, were aacertaiaed to be well founded, naturally crested a feeling ot depression, which was intesai-fled when It waa made knoww that a cable dispatch from London announced the failure of the Atlantic and Great Western Bail-way Company, which baa defaulted in the payment of the interest of Us first mortgage bonds. Tbe announcement of the latter event created a semi-pan io in Erie, which dropped two per cent, in a few minutes.

To make matters worse, it was subsequently ascertained that suit had been commenced againat the Erie Company, The suit is brought by John Angell against tbe company aad ita Directors, and charges, first, the declaration of improper which bad not been really earned by the road, and wei illusive ia their character secondly, thst improper purchases were made by the company of tbe Buffalo, Kew York and Erie atock, the price paid for it being largely in excess ef tbe market value of the aaid atock at the time of its purchase, and thirdly, that tbe company made improper purchases of certain eoI lands. The fourth allegation in the complaint is tbst tbe title to said coal lands is vested in Peter K. Watson individually, without any declaration ot trusteeship on behalf of the Erie Railway Company. Tbe filth cnarga is tbst the assent ft the stockhold ers to the recent 130.000.000 mortgage executed by the na Company wss not obtained, and tnat they tbe stockholders) bad not received doe notice in regard to toe mortgage. Tbe answer of tbo company to these allegations is being prepared, and will douotlsss be filed in a few days.

From appearances it is safe to conclude that a rich harvest is in a to re for tbe lefal fraternity. Tbe company some ti me ago obtained an opinion from an eminent lawyer, tboroaghlv acquainted with Erie affairs, aflirming tbe validity ot the mortgage, and saying that it was effected in strict with legal requirements. The prayer of the complaint ia fur an accounting and receivership. Another event which created excitement on the street" waa tbe discovery ef a forged bond of toe Central Pacih Railroad. As already stated in TbX 'i'lMFS, several furred coupons belonging to Series Lr" have been afloat, but it was only yesterday that a counterfeit bond made ita appearance.

The forged security was discovered by a clerk of Mr. Edward Brandon, the well known broker. Mr. Brandon stated to a Times reporter that, to bia know ledge, it is the only one of its eeriee which bss turned up. II purchased It some time age from a German firm, ana he entertained no doubt that it came to this country from Europe.

The counterfeit differs from tbs genuine bond in many particulars. It is larger than the genuine, and inoi vidua! letters in several of the words fall a dots ot below tbeir compadfttn letters. Tbe bond has been forwarded to tbe oihee of ths Central Paciflo Company, who will to-day give to the public a full and minute aeseription of it. A meeting of the stockholders of the Old Dominion Colony fetejun-ship Company wss held yesterday, and a vote reducing the capital stock of tbe company from 1,500,000 to was unanimously adopted. The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange yesterday sdupted a resolution to sojourn over fruin Eriaay afternoon to 11 o'clock Monday, the th inat.

BASE-BALL The eeoond championship game between tbe Philadelphia and Atlantic Clubs waa played on the Union Grounds yesterday in the presence of about 5,000 tpectators. At 4:03 play waa called by Mr Matthews, of the Mataala, with the Pbiladelphlaa at the bat. The gome opened favorably for the Atlas tics by a score of 1 to 0, a wild throw by Hicks, and a "muff" of Holdsworth, giving them the run. Xeither dab scored again until the. fifth Inning, when tbe Atlantic, by a bad throw of Holdsworto, got another man serosa the home plate.

Two good hits and the tricky base running of Booth, rave the Atlantica a run in the stxtii The opening of tbe ninth inning saw the Atlantica in the lead by a score of 5 to 0, snd everybody expecting to seethe Pbiladelpbiaa "Chieagoed," but this was not to be, aa Hicks, tbeir first striker, led off with a good hit for two bases, and being followed by raver, who nude a splenilid drive for three bases, three runs, two of which were earned, were scored before the aide waa pot out. The game, though marked with a very small score, wss out poorly played. Pearee and Knowdeli, for tbe Atlantica. played tbeir positions well, while Chapman and Bootu led at the bat. For tbe visitors Hicks and Craver fielded excellently, and led at the bat.

The onipiring was strict and impartial. Appended is the score raiLAOBLTHU. ATX4BTIC. u. lu.ai.

B.1B.P.O.A. Kn ar. f. Pearte. a.

i 1 UoTds worthed- b. Etcks, 1 Craver, 2d 1 Turk, 1 Pabor, r. 0 Mack. .0 kadcliffe. a.

Comminga, 0 Booth, Lf. 1 Chapman, r. Farrow. I'd 1 3 a. O- i 1 0 1 10 2 7 Bood.

0 Kerraaoo. 3d 7 1 8 4 1 1 Dehlman, lat nouea.e. I knowdsU, 1 Total ........3 27 111 5 7 2711 txxciea. let 2d. 3d.

tb. 6th. Mb. 7th. 8th.

9th. Philadelphia. 0 0 0 O- 3 3 Atlantic. 1 0 0 0 1.1 1 i 0 Knna Earned Phllsfernhts, 1 Atlantic BSaee on Krrora Philadelphia, 4r Atlantic. Total Wide pitched by Cuuwutnfrs, lt; By Bond, Time of Usnav One boor end forty minutes, tupire Mr.

Matthews, of ths slafusis. To-dsy tbe Mutaals will play the Philadelphiaa on the Union Grounds. The game of basahsTl yesterday between the Athletic and Chios gs Clubs, In Philadelphia, was poorly played, although two homo runa were made, aad at times there were brilliant fielding snd batting. The Athletics made 13 and the Chicsgre 11 base hits. Buns earned Athletics, 7 1.

CUcagoe, ft. The fallowing is the score by inninga "lat. 2d. 3d. 4th.

5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th.

.4 4 1 13 O.O 1 3 117 1HJS JVSTICESMIF or TBX MOSSISANIX' DISTRICT. In November, 1S73, John C. Flaonagan waa elected Jaitice of tba Civil Court for tba newly an-nexed district of Be entered upon hia office the olio win January, and was paid for that month, bat the following month tbe Mayor topped the supplies, and the Justice brought suit for a month's aalsry. Tbe arguments were heard by Judge Van Brunt yesterday. The City puts in an answer by Corporation Counsel Dean that the plaintiffs tide under his esrtiflcele of election la invalid, for the statute says there shall be a Juadoe elected at the next general election." That law was passed on the 83d of May, 181.

Vat did not take effect until January. 1814, aad the plaintiff's election in was without warrant i aad moreover, that the vrovisions cf the law as to appointment of inspectors and other election officers were not properly carried so that tbe election en both grounds wsa wholly invalid. Mr. Jacob C. Gross pot bis client on tbe witness-stand, and proved tbe performances of the duties, and handed ia the certificate of election, which he contended was conclusive, and that tbe City had no right in a auit for salary, to look into tbe title to an othoe, except directly bv a wo overrents brought by tbe Attorney General acaiast tbs incumbent, aad that the City could not question the validity of tbe certificate.

Mr. Dean in rvolv, said tbe City was not ealHng In question tbe plaiutUTs title collaterally, but directly, because hie claim to aalary rested oa the aasumptiuB thst be was tbe as inn aa well as note etseer, and, thereiare, the title was rat rial in ue eontroversy, an too oeieose ottered to put proof to impeach tbe plamtUTs title to office, notwiihataadiag the certificate. Judge Tan Brunt reserved decision on the potat whether tbeayideace uflVeed- by the delenss to impeach plain tiffs bile should be excluded- Should he exxrade the evidence the certificate will establish the plain-t IT a ease, sud Judge Van Brunt wid so rule. If he admits the evidence, ths ease will be put oa the falTB-'i-r fur October next. LORD ASD AT GOVZJK Some time ago auit waa brought by Jay Gould against hie aristooratie friend, the ae-ealled Lord Ge.don, to I oboist eertain atock sec uii lies to the vslus of oS.eoe, which he had givea to the Csle-deauan adventurer while ho regarded aim as a real member ef the eld country nobility.

Mr. Gould claimed that he had been eoetved. and that Gordon waa no Lord at aU, aad Gordon was brought up for examination. Gordon brought cross-suit the eeruritiee, stoutly maintained that be was a genuine Scotch nblesasn, and hat Jay Gould up. fur examt-BatiOBV Finally Gordon went oat West, and appU-eeuoa for the secmriuaw, which lay in tbe hands ef Mr.

John Strabaa panning siecistoa. wse mads te judge Van Brunaan behalf ef Jay Gould. Teeter, day an tnvesrigaftoa was assde la tbe matter by Jndge Tan BrnaU The tostiaony taken in the ernes owlta before Jadgs BradyjrBojead, it k-v erfa-'t. The mat eedsced the verdict to be tweorded tor Jay Geoid, who tons recovers his FEXySYLVAUlA RAILROAD. XEOBGAKlZATIOlt OF TH COMPACT THX xe w.

orncEXS ajto their duties. The internal reorganization of tbe Pennsyt-vsnia KaUroad Company waa completed by the board, ia Philadelphia, Monday, with the exception of the Treasury Department, which win be filled in a few weeks, whom a new Treasurer wffl take tbe place of Mr. Smith, promoted to Second Vice President. The organisation now stands as follows i PreeMeaThomaa A Scott. rr FVv PianaiMst Genres B.

BbHerta, SMtrnd Viet rt aaliliart I an DO nmitn. Tkir IVaaaiUnl A. J. Canasta. Otmtt si Hnmgrr Kr-k Tbneia Ctrntmlti JSwg(naer W.

It Witaoa. ewrsl 8ptrilukut XX I aw aw sad JtorWsn Cwssl-t. J. faaiatawl ts TrttUtmU. WtHcklsnd Kaesss aa jVartsmt-rlouB r.

ureea. la making these snBOunosments tbe Philadelphia PrcMsayes "Tbe rirst Vice President will have charge ef all engineering questions connected with the construction or extension of any of the company's tinee, and a general super vision over the ae counts of the company through the Controller. He will also be the aid of the President in all matters connected with other roods leased or controlled by the PennnylvsBia Railroad Company. Tbe second Vice President takes -charge of the finances of tbe company, not only of tbe Pennsylvania Railroad pniper. but of all the lines in which -the company ha a controlling interest.

Mr. Smith will- continue to act as Tjeasnrer until his successor is chosen. The Third Vice President will neve a ceneral charge of the transportation department, also of tba freight and passenger departments, and of tbe rates for tbe transportation of freights and passengera. He la specially charged with tbe relatione of tbe company witu competing and connecting railway lines in reference to the traffic, thereby retaining some of the more important of his former duties aa Gen era! Manager, relieved of details. The Gen-eral Manager has char re of sjnw operating management of all the oompeal'a lines esst of Pittsburg snd Erie.

His duties in this respect are tbe same as those performed by his predeceaaor, except that be is relieved of the charge of tbe passenger and freisbt and ail bosinrea connected with tbe making of rates for tbe tranBiioitation of freights and peasengers, these duties having been transferred to the Third Vice President. Mr. Wilson. Consulting Engineer, is charged witb the genenil care of -all the real estate of the cempanv, in addition to hia dntios in the engineering department, and in addition te the Preaidency of the -Penn-aylrania Canal Company and of the Susquehanna Coat Company, ia charged with the general Superin tendency of the Delaware and Itaritan Canal, and of all steamers and towage facilities be-between Philadelphia and- Xew-Yorkv Mr. Kneaas continnee as assintant to tbe President, and Capt.

Green, formerly Secretory to tbe First Vice President, is made an additional assistant to the President. All of the chief administrative officers of the company under the new organization are well known in Philadelphia, with tbe exception of the neir General Manager, Mr. Frank Thomson. Although atill quite a young man. he has long been on tbe lines of the company.

When a lad be went into tbe company's shops at Alteona for several years, and acquired a practical koowledge of locomotive construction. the war broke out CoL Scott became Assistant Secretary of War, and he jailed Mr. Thomson to important positions connected with tbe United States Military railway all of which ba fiUed with great credit. At the close of the war he was appointed Superintendent of tbe Eastern Division of tbe Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. He remained in that position for about two years, when be was 'appointed -Superin.

tendent of motive power and machinery of the Pennsylvania Railroad lines. He has had practical experience in ail departments of railway management, and is admiraily qualified tor his new position. With such a thorourh organisation of trained men in all is departments, tpe new management of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company cannot fail to prove a ana. auccesaful one." UNIVERSITY C0NV0CATI0X. PROGRAMME OP THE MEETING IS 1874 SUBJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED.

The eleventh anniversary of "the University Convocation of the State of New will be held at the Capitol, in Albany, on Tnesdsy, 7tb inat-, and is expected to continue three days. Colleges, academies, normal schools, and academical departments of union schools, subject to the Tbdtation of the Be. genU of the University, are asked to be represented by members of their Faculties, and by one or mora Trustees of each institution the Trustees being, by resolution adopted in 1468, recognised aa members of tbe Convocation. And the Faculties of colleges of other States axe cordially invited to attend the annual sessions of tbe Convocation aa corresponding members. Papers and discussions may be expected oa tbo following subjects (or so many of them as time will allow :) I.

The Aeademv In Its Relation to the Work of Common School," by Principal John W. O'Brien, Griffith Institute, Sprin grille. -ft. Tbe Free Academy in a Svstem of Graded Schoola," by Principal A. G.

Benedict, Borne Academy. 3. "The Relatione of Secondary Schoola to Colleges," by Principal C. P. P.

Bancroft, Phillips Andover, Mass. 4. "Teaching Articulation to Deaf Mutes," by Mrs. Charles Kelsey, Cayuga Lake Academy. 5.

"How to blaster tbe language," by Miss Jennie A. Hopkins, Utiea Free Academy. 6. "School Supervision," hy Superintendent L. S.

Packard. Saratoga Springs Union School. 7. Journalism," by Principal Oliver E. Branch, Forestvills Free Academy.

-u 8, Laboratory Practice" by Prof. Albert H. Chester, E. Hamilton College. ft.

"The Mechanic Arte in Theory, and Practice," by Prof. John Ik Morris, C. S-, Cornell University. 10. TheModern Theory of Force," bv Prof.

Ransom B. Welch, D. D- LL Union University. II. "Athletic and Competitive Sports," by Capt.

TLomaa Ward, U. S. A-, Professor of Military and Physical Training in Union University. 13. "The Relations' of Physical and Intel! ectnal Growth," hy President David H.

Coebran, IX. D-, Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute. IX The Heelthfulnees of Intellectual Pursulta." by Principal John "E- Bradley. Albany High SebooL 14. "The Fine Arts as an UBdergradnato Study," by Prof George F.

Comfort. Syracuse University. 13. "Boms Orthoepy ss opposed to KnKliah-Latia," by Prindosl Frederick 8. Jewell, Ph.

Poughkeapsie High School. 16. Field Studies and Scientific Excursion by Prof. Darwin R. Ford, I.

Elmira Female College. 17. Tbo Progress of Education in Modern Greece," by ProfV Edward Xorth, I H.D., Hatnil. ton College. 18.

The Use of Maps, Photographs, and ether Illustrations in Teaching Greek and Lilin," by Prof. Henrv M. Baird, Ph. TJU Unireraity ef tbe City ef New-York- 19. "Toe old by Prof.

Taylor Lewis, IX. L. H. D-. Union University.

90. "Principal and Assistanta, or Foreman and Associates I President Joseph Aiden, 1). IX. SUte Normal School, Albany. 21 "Pomtiyeaod Nerxtive Terms in Mathematics," by Profc William 1).

WUson, D. IX. L. H.D -'22. "Tbe Capacities or the Enebsb Language," by Prof.

Brainard Kellogg, Brooklyn Collegiate aad Polytechnic Institute. S3. "Sir William Hamilton and other Teachers of Philosophy." by Prof. John W. Mean.

D. 1), Ham. ilton College. 94. "Map Drawing." by Principal E.

W. Rogers, Bainbridge Union School. S3. "Eclectic Taaching." by Principal A. G.

Har-rington. Hornell Free Academy, Hornetlaville. 26. "Tbe Science of English Grammar," by Principal William Harkins, Jordan Academy. 27.

The Disdpline of Responsibility," by Principal W. W. Thompson, Law leueevillo Academy. 88. Prctacal Apparstua," by Principal Sulomon Bias, New-York Conference Seminary, Charlotto-yUle.

i 29. "The Coming Education Its Power and Guidance," by Principal C. id. Hntcblna, Palmyra Union SebooL 30. "Slight Contrasts between Normal and Aca demic or Seminary Teaching," by Mrs.

C. P. Achillea, Phlpps Union Seminary, Albion. 31. Statistical Report on In traction of Common School Teachers." bv Pnndnal Alonao Flack.

Ph. D-, Clave rack Academy and H. Iavtitute, Chairman of Committee appointed at the last Csavuca-' ARRIVALS AT IBS HOTELS. Gen. Josepa Hooker, United States Army, is at the Aetor House.

Robert G. Charge d' Affaires nt Washington, and W. O. Charlton, Secretary of the xtnuan Legauon, are at toe westaooriano Atetol. Ex-Got.

J. D. Cox. of Ohio A. J.

Caaaati. of Philadelphia Rev. P. Pearee, of London, and X. H.

Blackstone, ef Chicago, are at the Windaur Hotel. Senator Powell Clayton and adze John Mo Clnre. of Arkansas Hon. Charles A. Wssbburn.

of California; John W. Young and H. P. KimbalL of Utah, are at the St. KiehoUa HnteL.

Senator Justin S. Morrill, of Vermont Ben Perley Poore, of Maaaachuaeua Ex-Conx i anamaa WiUiam VUlisata, of BulLdei Ex -Gov. J. A. Tufts.

ef atans; Ex-Coerresamaa R. J. Hsideman. of Ponnsyivania, and Uea. K.

P. Chipman, of Waah-lagtoo, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. ARREST OF AX, EX-BAXK rXSSZDEXT. Creorgej Ellis, Ex-reiilent of the Nations Bank of tbe Com wealth, was tiifiM yesterday en a Bench warrant lw.l fm United States. Circuit Court, the Grand Jury of wiuch hays feeaai as todietmaft a laisss hnaj for emOassMnz SSXaSO Wtoavsina os saw Sauk, ue waa nreaTt Boa awe Uatted Uasc aanaa Iirnie bus, via nxsal hie hmaattiaS.aOB,.waawn Me wsa aS aa-a so ran lab.

aad waa aeid ia eastodj by the CUT AND SUBURBAN IS'EWS. itETT-TORK. Six Bind dogs jwere nbot and kaBed by the Police tn various ports of the City, yesterday. President McCoeh, of Princeton College. aaUed yesterday in the Kaseta to spend bia mention tn Kuropo.

I v. Tbo stesun-ahipe Russia aad Bismarck, which left this port for Europe yesterday, took 31,415 let ters snd sixty ens Dags ot papers. Amotigt the passengers who sailed for Europe tbe steam-ship Kooata, of theCuaar IJne. waefBer. Dr.

Taylor, of the Broadway Tabor. Wm. Murray, aged twenty-fight, laborer, was taken to BeUevue Hospital last night, suffering from Internal injuries caused by falling off Third avenue car. John O'Connor, need twenty-one. while nt work at the House of Merry, oorner of Houston and Mulberry streets, fell from, a aoaffuld and received serious injuries.

Jacob PhiUipi, aged six years, of No.1,1 18 Third arenae, was bitten by vicious dog, yesterday, The doc was shot In Third avenue, between Sixty-fourth and Sixty-fifth streets. At midnight. Mary Chapman, aged thirty- five, and her child Catharine, aged two years, fell over board at Pier No. IS North River. They were rescued ana taken to tbe Park Hospital.

Judge Elatchford, of the United States Dis trict Court, has gone to Newport en a throe weeks' vacation, during which he will write decisions ef the esses recently argued before him ana not yet aeter-mined. Tbe closing exercises and semi-annual dis tribution of certificates to deeerviag pupils In the primary department of rammer School No. 34, situated in Broome street, near WiUett, will to place to-day at 9 o'clock. Michael McGsrry, laborer, was found insen sible in bed at his boarding-house. No.

79 East Nine ty-first atreet. last night, suffering from injuries of the hesd. received in an unknown manner. He waa taken to BeUevue Hospital. While suffering from delirium tremens yesterday evening, Thos.

McConville, thivty-eightyesrs old. of No. 343 Esst One Hundred and Fourteenth street, sttcmpted suicide by taking Paris green. He was removed to the Reception Hospital. The new- White Star steamer Britannic' has been refused a passenger 'certificate by the alritish Government until three voyages shall have been successfully made.

The cause of the refnaal is the iotroxluct.on of some novelty in tho conjunction of too vessel. Adam Conrad, of No. 605 Esst Sixteenth street, was brought before United States Commis sioner Stil well, yesterday, charged with not having paid the Goverim'nt tax imposed by law on liquor, dealers. He was held in default of bail for exam in a- tiOB, A special meeting of the Fourth Assembly District Republicans, for the purpose of considering the amendments to tbe eonsfitntion proposed by the Republican Central Committee, waa held last even-mg at 171 East Broadway. Vice President Weed in tbe chair.

After passing a resolution adopting the amendments, the meeting adjourned. Catherine Herrick, little girl eight years old, while returning to her residence; No. 331 East Thirty-first street, from school yesterday afternoon, was accidentally shot in tbe right arm aad slightly wounded by some boys who were firing off a pistol at the oorner of Thirty-first street and -Second avenue. Gen. Smith, Supervising Inspector General of Steam-boats, arrived in the City early yesterday morning from Washington, in order to meet tbe Board of Commissioners who have charge ef the experimental tests of steam boilers for the purpose of arranging plans for continuing' the experiments during tbe coming bummer, xne experiments wiu commence some time next month at Sandy Hook, and afterward at Pittiburg.

Mr. Richard IL French, Deputy Surveyor of Customs, waa the recipient yesterday of gold watch and chain, of unique design, by bis many Republican friends; Tiie oreientation took place at Major Jhn Meeka'. No. Pearl atreet. Mr.

Robert Crowe, on behalf of tbe donors, delivered a very neat speech, which was responded to by the re- eipient in a lew weii-cnoeen remarks, a. targe number of invited guests were present. The cable steam-ship Prof. Morse, (formerly tbe Suffolk,) a stanch vessel ef L100 tons burden. commanded by Capt, Childa, and owned oy the In ternational Ocean Telegraph Comnanv, arrived from Baltimore Tuesday and anchored off tbe Battery.

Yesterday afternoon, on tbe invitation of Geo. B. Preacott, (electrician of tbe eompenyj.a select parry, emeny eompeeea oi gecuemen interesaea in telesranh matters, took a trio down the bay to test the qualities of the ship. Among tfeoee present were Dr. ureen ana lady, voire u.

a. Palmer, H. Banker, W. G. Hunt, P.

N. Beisel. Geo. H. Mom.

ford, R. H. Rsebnter. W. O.

Lewis, J. B. Van Evay, J. Grace, J. Reid, Ernst, ham us, G.

M. Phelps, anil several others. BROOKLYN. A Protective Union has just been formed by the liquor-dealers ef this city. During the half year just ended Tax Collector Burrows received 12,730.354 39.

The July term of the Con rt of Sessions will begin on Monday, July on which day ths Grand Jury' will be Impaneled. There were 186 deaths for the week ending June 17. as against 140 inr the preceding week, and ISO for tbe corresponding period of test year. The. Ladles' Physiological Society of Brooklyn, batter known ss (he anti-oar set organisation," formed but a few weeks sgo, has already virtually disbanded.

The body of Frank West, the young man who was drowned while bathing at the foot of South Third street, on Saturday laat, was recovered yes terday. It seems to be the general opinion in official circles that tho Aldermen will at their meeting on Monday accept for tbe City the conditions imposed by the new Bridge bar. A man named Ellis whose dog bit a boy named residing in Vsa Brunt atreet, was fined CIO by Justice Delmar yesterday. An order was given to have dog killed. It is rumored that the Police are in possession of a cine which will clear np tbe mystery Surround, lug tbe allersd abdnctinn of tbe boy Freddy" Rag liab.

For the present they refuse to give the facts for publication. 1 On June 9 Willie Horn, aged six years, pushed Willie MeCluakey. aged firs years, off the sidewalk at the corner of klyrtle avenue and Walworth atreet. MeCluakey acrnck oa bis bead, and died yesterday from concussion of the brain induced by the fsiL The desire to kQ dogs has become a mania in this dty. A number of wretched curs were stoned to death by eitiiens'reaterdsT.

The Police also shot several unmussled dogs. Tbe offal eootracter baa been obliged to put on two additional carte for th removal of dead dogs. Abont 10 o'clock last evening Adam Klein, aged twenty-one, of No. 84 Boernm street, while standing at the oorner of South Fourth and First streets wss stabbed from Behind tn the shoulder. Klein's unknown assailant sees pod.

The wound Inflicted wss not aeriona. While shooting at a barrel in Bed Hook lane last evening, a boy named John BcbUdroachler, aged fourteen years, accidentally shot a littls Ctrl, named Mary Haley, aged five years, of No. 1 Bed Honk lane, in the leg. Tbe wound is not asrioos. The boy was arrested by the Polios of tbo First Precinct.

At the regular weekly meeting of the Board of Supervisors yesterday the matter of appointing Charity Commissioners to take ths place of these convicted at the Spec ml Term of the Over snd Tec miner wss laid over until the next meeting, much te tbe disappointment ef aa expectant crowd ef politic iaae. Theodore Tilton and Ex-District Attorney Samuel D. Morris had a eonveraation, which lasted nearly two hours, in District Attorney Window's private office, yesterday morning. Mr. Winshrw did not take part in tbe eonveraation.

but it waa em eral rumored tost the Boecher-Tilton scandal waa under discussions- About 6 o'clock last evening tha Fulton Ferryboat Winona was run into while leaving ths slip on the Brooklyn side.by the tag-coat Commodore Bogrs. The WiBonawaa struck under tbe awards, aad so mnch injured that she had to be laid np for repairs. None of She passengers were inj ursd, nor waa tho tag damaged to any extent. The bail of Ex-Deputy Tax Collector Gill, at present under fiftern indictments charging him with evabexaling the city money, has been reduced aa application of Mr. Assay, bis eoansel, to Judge McCne, front $30,000 to I30.00U.

GUI's trial ia set down for next Tuesday, but ho expects ts secure bondaasoa aad have soms days of liberty before that While ear No. 208. of tbe Greenpoint and Myrtle Aveane Lino, stopped oa Kent avenue, yesterday morning, to allow an old gentleman to step elf. a blast, from aotne vacant lots tn the viciaitv where the reck was being cleared away, was arxL Fragments ef steae ans timber flew all ever the' track, and one piece of rock fell at tbe feet of tho eid gentlosaaa who had Just left tho car. A woman named Mary Bracken attempted to eossmit suicide about 4 o'clock yssterday, at No.

33 fTajmanl iimi Bv swtUas! haw favosa with acarv- tng-knlfs. After inflicting a dsareroua wound, she tocamo sorry, and bound it ap with her rettieoi She waa aubsseaeBtlv itimsn to the City Hospiti Her reeoveiy ia ooubtfal. Mra. Brsckssj's husoaad refused to live with her about a week sgoonaeooi ef ass iBtemperste hahita. NEW-JERSEY.

Tba Rogers Loeomotivs Works, in Psteraon, have been closed until tho 1st of Angus. A man named WiHiatn Down was ounstruck yesterday afternoon in Grand street, Jersey City, and waa token to his reddenee by tha Police. The dosing1 exercises of the Newark High School took place ia i -sedation HaH last evening. Eighteen ladies snd four young men graduated. The Jersey City Board of Police Commissioners estimate their expense for the ensuing year at 478,230, and the Fire CemaUsaioners at 9135, 944 M.

John 8txtphln, of Union Hill, was fined f5, yesterday, for viols ting the Game laws by shooting a wooed ooek. This is ths first case of ths kind on record in tbe State. Walter Solomon's cigar store, at TSo. 104 New ark aysnne, was entered by sneak thieves yesterday morning aadtrobbed of S53 la money, which was extracted from tbe Ssoney-drswer. F.

IL Carpenter, a Peterson architect and agent tor a patent burglar alarm, has disappeared from that dry. after fleering his creditors out of 3.000. He failed in tbe Spring of 1373, and at that tone his liabilities snteunted to The body of a boy named George Lyons, -who ran away from the Almshouse, at Soaks Hill, Son- day, was fonnd floating in the Harkensack River yesterday. The boy fell through tbe trestle-work of too Muliand Railroad, and waa drowned. Rer.

Jacob Wahrenberger, of Paterson, has commenced suit scalnst William Chellna, for slan der. Tbe eomolainant allecea that Choline uamaa-ed hia rood name and reputation to ths extent of by aeeertmg that he was in tbe habit ef getting urunx. ana using prolans ana lnaecent A woman named Mrs A reel an stained prob hlv fatal tnjnrie In Greenville yesterday, being gored oy a cow wnica ane waa taking care of during tbe temDorsry absence of her son. Tbe animal's horn entered her abdomen and inflicted a wound inches in length. Very slight hopes are tertsined of her recovery.

James Wright, a clerk tn Smart's grocery store, tn Green ill went to deliver some groceries at the residence or Mr. Blsis, yesterday, when he was attacked snd bitten by a large Newfoundland ooz. wnicn lacerated ma arm in a terrible manner. The Police made an effort to get tha doe tbe out pose of killing him, bnt Mr. Blais refn.ied to deliver nim up.

The joint committee of the Essex and Hud son County Freeholders on free bridges met in New ark on Tuesday, and decided not to bniid bridge over the Paesaie River from East Newark to Newark. The Hudson County Freeholders have been anxious to build a new bridge. The Essex County Freeholders have desired to repair. The bridge iiniu unsafe condition. Chief of Police Whitney, of Dayonne, was ar rested on a charge of assault and battery noon Alderman Jasper A.

Cadmus. The Alderman's election was thought to be illegal, and when he attended the nrt meeting or ice ouara no actea in snca a dis orderly manner that the President ordered the Chief to eject nlm from the room, which, wss done, and hence the charge. The Chief drove te the office of tbe Justice who issued the warrant in coach, snd gays nail in uw to appear snd answer the charge. 'Advertisement. 1 you leave Drop in at Kxox's, No.

13 Broadway, or Fifth Avenue Hotel, before you start for tbe country to celebrate the i'onrth, and select one of nis nstty straw ats, or a granite gray easslmere. This will both confidence and patriotism. Kjiox'i display of gentlemen's summer bats is nr. matchless ele SAILED. 7a stemnSAt ftvr Liverpool Mr.

and Mrs, Moore. Mrs. Peter Ihiie.Mlaa Roberta. Mrs. A berdeen.

Mrs. Mmraa, Miss Monroe, Miss Alice Monroe and maid, Mr. and Mrs. V. Klrknaan, child, aud mime.

Miss Maegie Bradley. I. Hopkins, Miss Camera, C. K. enucn, a.

w. Ktngaiey, jaatosa Day, wire, and son, Mme. Bertenneth and man-servant, Mr. and Mra. Lay-ton, His Kxeelieocy B.

O. P. Weatenberg, wife, snd maid, J. Bhsosnuth, A. f.

Flnley snd man-servant, Charles Nolan, F. N. Gilbert, Q. W. Gilbert, Id.

SimtMon end man-servant, Mr. and Mrs. Cheater, Mis Cora Chester. O. T.

Chester, Rev. J. Ds vontruio, jir. ana sxre, u. ensw, wm.

Aoisa, Henry Hitchcock and son, K. D. Bobbins, C. E. Lea rata.

sirs. Ja. sters. stra. a.

names. Mrs. Ou r. or van. Mrs.

Bold aad child. Mr. and Mra. L. Paavlnck.

11 ra. Wl.ee Jer, Misa Paddock. Mr. and Mra. Cromwell, two children, and nurse.

Miss Busted, Mr. Hasted, Mr. snd an. n. n.

uiooucnere, vr. r. fl. iisvenport, Mrs, uesrge Bipiey, Aiexsoaer ve itsry ana menu. r.

narnes, Rev. lr. Tmvior Rv. J. MinlininU Mr.

uwl Ura 1 rtsnffer. Mte Celeste 8tnffcr, Miss Alice Stsuffer. J. H. Stauffer.

Jr Master WilMe Stsuffer. Mr. and Mrs. O'SuUivaa, Master g. J.

O'BalUvaa, Master V. J. Sullivan, Infant, and two aervanta, Mr. and Mrs. Ok L.

Syphnr ana cniia. uea eeost. J. t. suser ana sob, Mr.

snd Mrs. W. A. Smith, Raesea Janice, Mr. Brnner, 8.

t. Thomson. b. n. i-neips, st.

nesaeaton, i. csmpoeii, sirs. A. a Alston. Miss Laurent.

H. B. Tvler. H. H.

Denaeonabe. J. T. lit rat ton. alias Medorae Thayer, Mrs.

James Klder, Miss M. H. Brolaskv. Master H. K.

Snvder. F. IL tK.v. n. W.

Thompson, welter Pbdpa, Mr. aad Mra. D. Tal- mage, ana nra. K.

M. ktretcn and lniaot, Henry rbamock, B. H. Hands. Mr.

and Mrs. Ssmnel Bar hour, Mr. aad Mra. S. B.

Barvea, Rev. Wm. A. Bartlett and wue, Mrs. rarmtloe aad two children.

John Moalaoa, Ur. McCosh, H. a. Doming, Mrs. S.

C. Demlne, Mies A S. IemlBs. Hob. J.

Lee Carroll, Miss Louise Carroll, Miss Anita CarmU. Master Raval Carroll. Master Cnarlev Carroll aad anrse, Harrineton 8mtth, Alfred Morris, Mr. Maetavisb, Miss Msctevish, Miss K. Macteviah.

Miss v. aiaemvian ane maid, Mr. Mactsvnea, J. v. rarker, sr p.m uM af Cole.

Dr. D. Mages. Mr. and Mrs.

U. Baker, C. U. Tboorpl son, a. j.

i noapeou, Mr. sou Mrs. n. narr. wm.

uiarke. two children and nurse, Mrs. H. J. Biddle.

Miss L. M. Bid die. Miss C. W.

Biddle, H. I. Biddle and maid. Admiral Polo. Mr.

Samuelsoa aad G.Wsxd,Rsv. 6. H. Nicholls, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Smith, A. Lyon, Mr. aad Mrs. Charles P.

Usley, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Boslaod, Mr.

and W. U. Grsw. as. holan, R.

Carry Jennie B. Carey, Mr. sad Mrs. W. T.

Carter, intent, and nasid. Jas. stoker, W. E. D.

Stoker, Capt. W. M. Dunes W. Id.

Tiles ton, Mr. and Mrs, aeanett, Mr. Worthmgtou. In steesvsMo Montpomrrp, fbr Smrmtnmk. J.

V. B. ixrreii, j. rt. rerue.

miss m. OUver. Miss A. M. Collins.

Tboa. Tslbird. Chas. ColHna. P.

MeDanona-b. Cbaa. Mar. risen, P. Rosenhiem, L.

LlhenthsL wile, and servant, Mra. Maston, J. W. Alies and wife, Mrs. B.

Bisk, Mrs. a Eriehberg. Wm. Gottlieb HtdmiBger, Henry Maehier. T.

H. Williams aud wife, Mra, Moody and daughter, J. F. Muken. John Beaalail- J- W.

Caneau Win. Uan. Bailey. is atrss, iMp D-witrerla ear. ee stewi i.

Mrs. 8. B. Cnl- Ton. miss M.

to ton. n. B. Waloott, C. F.

Rowe, W. H. Ward we 11. Mrs. O.

D- Barrett, ladv friens Mum KA. win Cnrrie and aid-servant, Mr. and Mrs. Welaburg, Dr. H- B.

MlUard, Mrs. Millard. Mrs. Lasers. Miss Lsaare, Master Lasare Mias B.

W. Cook. A. R. Whi to, Carl Eal Oab.

Iui a Is U. TV arn mm. a. owes, w. rsrgersoa.

PASSEXGERS ARR1TED. Tn sins as Is Calabria. rVasa. ftini ikkiI rsnat havhi. Bni Arnudes and lsdy.

bos. B. Connery and child. Rev. 1 boa.

afad Mra. Carter and twe children- Mr. aiul iv. n. norton, Mr.

and Mrs. Thos. Todd snd child. Dr. If.

aw mra. eennciaer. Mr. ana sua, K. M.

Bowmaa. Mr. aad Mrs. T. C.

Grundy, child, and infant, Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Scales.

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Lancaster, sr.

and Mr T. Sheldon and twe children. Mr. and Mra. J.

H. Seville. twe children, and nurse, Mr. sod Mrs. R.

Wria-ht aad ehud.Mr. and Mra. W. Job-. ud a Jones and Miss Jones.

Mrs. sad Miss T. Praoetes. Mrs. James and two Misses MaenauichteB, Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. StebMn and daachtAr, Jobb Hewiw aad Mr. and Mrs.

Webster. George aad Miss L. ouaeuily aiias xroussd ana i Sister. Thos. Hll-her.

Miss Tuck. Mrs. Tabby, Misa X. Edmend. aon, G.

W. Orerory, Mutin Branson, O. M. Bliss. Hy.

rpssll, Wm. Boss. Alex. Gilson, Miss F. C.

Brown. Mia bsrnett. 3. V. Sewbold.

F. Laaimott, Mrs, ft. B. Mac nab, Mrs. T.

H. Merriman. Alex. Duncan. Miaa Eaiu Ovratt.

Hy. Chambers, Mr. BromhaU, Mrs. F. Penrose.

ra. If. C. Preacott, Tbas. Bellansjnr.

H. J. Stokes, O. O. Ion.

J. A. Measlier. Msae. Canlas.

Maria BaUory, Mias Renault, Miaa Ansuatine. A. Colon-beun. O. Wessendouek.

A. A. Gmn. It xi A B. Dunsmors, Resinsid Hardy.

G. O. Gordon. Miss Duany, Gen. Owin.

W. P. Klnr. Samuel Haah. Miss DsnBensaom, Pell Clsrke.

J. H. Mom-ton, H. A. Peter.

T. H. Harper. Mra. Elisabeth Banter.

Mias W. P. Fords. Valergo, M. V.

Beiliy. Mrs. Ooodjohn. Abram HoSa- lrl rr saruw, a. aata off, 8.

P. Moeaett. Mts Emma Hobbs, fdiss Floreueauo. Miss Mabel Hobb. F.

Hall. W. Hilton Robert Lamb. Beauanontg. H.

Osborne, George T. iwyn. p. H. B.

As rnttmm aslo Oiea si hm Saa ITsiss t.im aala. Antonio del Boiar. Emilia Sanford, Antonio del Solar, Emilia del solar. H. Osaria Garcia, Consctpcioa Fernsndes, Panllna Heereeat, Elisa Xonis.

Msnrarilie Courtnev. J. P. Ban Jatiaa. F.

Ipum idlii Cristekal Fontan, Emms Carre ra, J. C. GoveL Kubs Tsy lor snd child. M. testes, Henry WipeU, Florence; Hargreve, Alexander Boying.

Roaalde Vldal, F. Hoff. jnann, Mansol C. Jackson, J. B.

Garcia, Juste Vslries, Andrew J. Fuller. Bernardo Rinnds, W. G. fSa-ssndj A Pangand, M.

A Roes sad lady, John Prom, Srehisel Bricga, sti'ssa ilia HolmxHa, frwHk i iDnry-Max Amer. A Bais. Olaaes, flstt, D. Esekiel, Mias AHee Patterson. Mias Laura Leton, Ernst WebBcke, E.

Blatt, Baron O. en aehwarsenDeras, and other am aeeoBd sabia. MIXIATCRB ALMAXAOTBIS DAT. rises 42 I Bun seta 7:34 Moon rlsMulOtlO mimm vaTM 1 IS all. Sandy I Gov.

Ialasid.lftS4 1 Hell Gsto.lL4B marine" ixtelligexce. July CLEAJLED. Steam-ships Graf Btamarek. (Gerr Meyer, Bremen, via aoutiuipten. Oelnelis A aroodok-t.

eCWrv! Kew-Orlcus. Chas. H. Mallory A ArraVrmT (BrZi SyBWBs, BrUtoi. K.

R. Morgan's Boast kacle. tr? Jackmaa. Uverpaol. Bowrtng A An-hibald; Black Iria Bsoad.

SsnHb, Philadelphia. Warn. Kirkpstrsrk FhilsdeT BhisTbavia, PblladclpblaTJ. Hand Ensata, (Brl rvSSL Livespswl via weesteWBjOi O. FraoeklyTl CaJonla! Heoderaon Brters MoatW ery, si relet Savsanah, Rebt.

Lewdsa trsaicsia. Crs well. Charlestea. J. W.Quiatard AOs, Barks Akar.

Omni, Asuterdasa, Fuaea. Kdvs Industrie, (SarwJ Lsrsen, stettta. Fsneh. Kdye ey a raracr Bssrs. (srv.

Laraea, Cavk or Fal- Boseaette, DesW Cork or FalmsBta, Fuaeb Edre A Co. Bella, Eoder. -t, rswen. tf- r.i i i A KAgreste. BrigTshB ihsewsoa.

yickernw rems A Co. ckr. Louisa T. MsCory, fataan fhatlisitim A SOstlJ-, Guoarslarve A Ci S. c.

sirs. l. m. hoico, miss Annie Kotcn, Mrs. H.

M. Koteh, Henry PackaiaB.yred. Cnuniagbsm, W. P. Douglass sad man servant.

Hen. 8. Bradley aad wife, Mr. MsePsr- knl Xf A W. 1 1 nra.k uea 'Hcn- aioyv i iwnpwr, ABSt) rtrnsna vsbb, Kewry.

Iielsod, Fuach, kdys A Oa. Jacob Bothaa-berg, Wslde. Btralsund, Fuach, tdra A Csli licje. Uoraetr, IJssna, Fuach. Sjjrn A Abb.

I I Peariek. Cork or Falsnoath i team-shin Eolsstia. Bsrends, BaaBwrgJsno 17. sod Havre lsta. with wkUa.

sod r-saeenrera te Kna-bardtACo. BBS 6, tot. 47 37 Ion. 4 a. socks bark HanHurg, sow ad Wj zvta, ss.

0 Vrw. 57 W- Xerwsgiaa asf ahewteg SMten H. C. B. tk do.

SteeeishTp Calahrte, MrMlekaaw lrarpftet June SO. vis QnesBStewn 21ss. witb bmuw. aad lilS esbia sad 437 steerage pssst users to O. Franc kl vs.

Jnae hA Bl 9 ten. 13 6 saaa.4 Briuah ship Fioranoa yightteralsheoBd Bt sssse data. Us. 60 5d Bar ST- a. xrx txr it 1 Bt it TP 7tk.

lat. 43 17 law. 4S i tores: sat. 40 87 km. 70 Wawutoaal Bteass-sbrB Heynxsarai RetebmaBS.

Jswe Id, vie. Bsvre 19h. with saerrbaodiso alS24 rMaseairmte fsslrtrhs A June S4to kst, 6 81" HjP 6-peased aa Ralo Llae oleassshlp Bsswd ess Siva, Back Wielsad. i a' 1 i Bark Catena (5 or.) galvesea. MarsenVe fSO Aavs.

witb mercbaBT)as to orderi vessel soxsiwaw a i Bark Mleaael Angeiesi Have, (ItaL. Bovae. Xsas ia ballast, to A P. iimte Paswod Gibraltar May on i Hu w. nr.

Haws, fet Fwrtlaad.1 svssvi Brdaoae i with snirsr and three oaase nsera te Youngs, bbuiA A Co. vessel So Miller A HnughSon. 1 1 i li mam W) lln para n.s.m, i mdse. to order vessel to Funch, Edye A Co. Bark Mettia, (IteL.t Lsnm.

Leberni7 ds-, w-lta mdse. to ssjttsr vesse I te raaen, so ve m. vw. stsrk FrsBcisee Aatesna, (IteL.) Tagjgi, Genoa 75 da te Wilts. A Inula.

I -I Bark Ssnts Anna E. Maria. atalO BtorrtB, MarseJIVs 60 with ssdse. to order vessel te Fuach, Edye A Co. sugar and two passengers te Leaycraft Ceo-i veaaei to uamn a.

vs. i vl Brig Raeaael. (Aust, Maeovich. Lssbora 68 As, Brig Macdals, (sf Bristol, BsgO ABdrews, Osrway. F9 tn ba'laa, te BowTtna! A srehllMid.

Mi-ir w. w. L4rd, lor neteo. n. vi-neww, ri and Mavamea 17 molsaaes snd three psstensera to J.

Onatevia vessel te Hattoo. Watson A Co. BriePrsirls Rose. I of Pert land. Griffin.

tCernenaa 9 with snirsr and mslaians to Brown Bros. A Co. vessel te msster. i -I Brte Luev W. Baow.

BaTt Bio Grsode do Bui 43 dA, wik 1,1.1.. a. s. uMwa a. rA Brie Odotilla.

of Pbilsdelnhia.) Holland, Bagoa la Grands with sugar to Moses Taylor A Co. vessel te Evsas, Bad A Co. BrhT Maris, Porsle. Bsptes SO da, wtth mdse. te order vessel te Fundi, Edve SIX" Biig8snivalCorpel.

Pparr, Msrtlnlqoe 13 with snirsr. te Heaey It Parker. 'i Brig Italia, (lteL.) Ioraoxi, Kaples 4A, with empty )bsb bs 1st a sras-yl svs. i i 1 Brie EUef Tborsen, Bun, Fshnowtb, 49 with eolTee to orrleo vessel to Tetene st ooearoansi. Bets- Dm Oniznte.

Mnnrosv Meaatna. via! Lone Island Sound, 4ft with frutt to order vessel to Hand A Swan. i Bchr. L'xsle, Seull. TtrgiirtA I i Bcbr.

West side, Davis, Corpse Christ! S4 eA, with bene td J. H. Brewers vessel te msster. i -I Bcbr. G.

W. Anderson Anderson, Bdtiavorsv mrJRsw naven. Pchr. K. Godfrey, Msrshal), Vlrtrinla.

ebr. Mss-elaB. Hattatna. Ttfvlnia. 1 Bohr.

R. A PowelL Williams. Wilminctoni IT. 0L. A wth naval tores to Murehiaon A Co.

vessel te A a. sPsUvVsil Behr. Jnna A. Decker, Duutan. Rleurberai 0 dswitb fruit to Wm.

Donglsss vessel to B. J. Wenherc. bcbr. J.

G. Drew. Csrter, Jseksonvilie 9 with yeV low pine te Drew A Buckie veessl to msster. Bohr. Jed Frye.

Lancler, jMcksonvUle 8 with ys taw Dion te Alison A Clurk vt- 'Itsrarrrasta Bcbr. Luev Hsromond. Roblnsan. Bucksville, A CL, fi witb yellow pwe to Jonathaa Beers. I I ttchr.

Cartetwu, Albury, Abceo6 ds, with fruit Ac, te F. T. Moutei A Soci. i Bcbr. Port'snd, (of Winssor, K.

..) Bbsrw, TruxfllOi lists n. and Bonaoon with hides, ks, to O. Wee sels vessel te J. A Hersey. -1 Schr.

Lsdy Ilaanerman, (of Vsessn Boberts, AbaeS 9 with fmit, Ae to J. A T. Pearnall. Schr. Washington, Berrv, Brnnswiek.

0 da with yellow piae to Snpinger. Russell A Co. veaaei to Tup. perABestrie. "teehBSn.

Jaekaoavflle fl with yellow pine to Alsop A Clark vesad to Warm Bros. I Bchr. Wm. Boaminan, Hilton, Georgetown, V. loy Bsybrook.

Bchr. Bnrdett Hart. Brooks. Charleston 8 da-with! saileoad tiea-te Bontlev. CHIdsraleeva A Cn.

Bcbr. General Sheridan, Stewart, Kennebec, witb loe to Knickerooeiter ice Schr. Chief. Smith. Harwich, for Rondeut.

Bohr. C. H. Barris. Ash by.

Xantacket. with nab to George Nosu. tchr. (rrsnd Island. Meinrvre.

BoekporT. Me. Rchr. Dreaden. BmalL Shales.

X. with BiliasT to BO aer. Bcbr. Both Robinson, (new.l ReUnsea, Fertlaad, conn. Kchr.

alas Dav. Bailev. Calaia. with lumber. Bcbr.

P. C. Smith. Waite. Portland, witb lumber to rder.

i Bchr. M. Braaacom. Bangor, wttn rnmBSS, i Bchr. J.

H. Con nee, Teanv, Calm as, with I nmber. Bchr. MoBnteiB LaureL Bhsw, Provldenee. Pchr.

Henry Cole, Chad wick Providence. Bcbr. Wm. G. Bartlett, Providenco, tor Bal- timore, Schr.

H. B. Stvertv. Blckerson. Provloeaes.

tor rniia- oeipnta. i- ecur. HsrvesT, verwm, rrovuienca. Srbr. Baven, rendietea.

Boston. i bcbr. Jennie Bodgers, Rodger. Westerly. 1 Scbr.

J.rH. Bsrdeii, IVidcn, Fall River. Bchr. Marta, Hall, Westerly. i Sebr.

F. 6, Warner. Niekersen, Psiwtueket. Bchr. Union.

Smith, Fall River. Bchr. J. B. orris, CI born, -S w-Bedford.

-Bchr. Helen, Perry, Sew-Eedmrd, for Bcbr. Oliver Scefield, Booaeld. Sew-lisvao. fur Balti more.

i Bchr. John Marsh, BnfBs, Few-Havea. Bcbr. Forest Oak, Parker, Kew-Hsien. for Balttmors, Bchr.

Charm, Btsrr, Sew-Havea, for Elisabeth poet. Bcbr. Miranda. Hardy. Baw-Haven.

for Virginia. y-Bchr. Ohio. Donovaa, How-Haven. i 1.

Bchr. Ooaneelicat. Sbonsbire. Hsw-Haveav for Tlfas bethportb pc nr. Mary ration, nan, new-naven.

Bchr. Alida, Eaewles, Bewport, fi eenr. Unas, nmitn, ewpon. Bchr. Helen Mar, Nickeraoa.

Bath, with lee to order. Bebr. Elisba Laser. Ash by. Geerxo's Banks, with fish to H.

Rod gen. Bcnr. Kmeiie Belie, nauey. vennis. wita nan to n.

Hickerson. Bchr. Csrrie 1 Hlx, vinsl Hsven. wttn steae te Bchr. Hattie A Cdlias, Tribble, at ystse, for Pert John.

m. i echr. A rile. Boberts. Vewbsrn 5 dSa, with naval stores to A.

T. brace A Co. vessel to master. Bcbr. J.

M. Fitspatriek, Bmith, Virginia. Bchr. Francis sbnbert, Craamer, irglnia. Bohr.

H. Kirk. RobiBsou, Virginia. Bchr. O.

H. Booth, Bennett, Virginia. Bchr. J. G.

Wricht. BenlL Jacksonville (I with vel- low pins ts Alsop A Clark vessel te Overton A Haw. not Bcbr. B. J.

Hazard. Rowland. Oeoi setowa. B. C.

4 ds: with naval stores to DoUeer, Potter A Cay vessel to Bentley. Gilderaleeve A Co. oenr. Twitignt, noBinsen. Aiaunima mr new-naves.

Bchr. H. E. Predmora, Conkliav Virsiaia. WIXD Buaset, Ught.

W. elwsr. AXEJTZJX SUITS IFOR I THE BODY THAT a 1 1 1 vv ill oum i .1 nr OioJSSTTVIIBBES, -EtvVTIT-BXdS, 1 aoiaLA.xEwS, 1 RElD-MADEOK TOOIlllttlE 12 V- 1. EXCLUSIVE STYLES, IN SHIRTS ooobs. WO.

236 BROAD WAT. THE PRIfE TE11S ABO EVERYBODY TELLS THE PBICE THE ATTRACTTTB FEATCRE THIS" WEEK AT THE North-east Corner of BROADWAY CANAL STREET, I j. IS Tile DoEaul for Hib Imuortea CMOT WOOL SUITS late sttlb, BROcn lots that cavbot be be. PLEXIBBED. THXBB COATS.

PAXTALOOXS, AKD TESTS ARE 2S PEK CENT. BELOW TTTETla HEAL VALUE, Aad are snored AS A BARS CBABCS FOB OUR TH0U- BAEDS OF a Ok PATEOaS, Balii in Clotlimr! CAXU, awj BSOAPWAr. Btears-ahips Graf Bismarck. Aker. Bar Q-aseastewa tbrlrs kirreei.uea.

mtmi2 video i Angostura, tor Cludad Bt4lvar lie lain, i Bamtltea, (Berwiarla srhrs. Loaiae P. Maiiarv' 7 Chsrisstra i E. B. Kirk, for Uswrg stews, D.C XT TILSOXAPB.

RIXTTMORW, Jury 1. A rr. st lowers vTeuwerio. fawsa BewHlesBsi Jena W. Garrett, flees and Jsh A Sbrtver, from Fbileoelphisi alia Bad Marv R.

Lels-fit arrow, front A reribo. Saves i Addis O. Avery, from Sew-Havea, aad Easecca Below, steamer Hiheralsn, -ftwts tii si ssul, a4 Vn B. R. Todd, trem Moats-ride, aad EltaahetA, ftrssa Ra.

vans. 1 i CWL stesmers Martba Ptesenal fbr Wew-Tsrk, A RickarA WIIUbv. for Philadelphia barks Jerwore. iZ Dsasig, and Wasa. tr London Brigs Antilles.

Saawa, and Elsru, for Bt. JohA 5. B-t achra. HsVwa BBaaii. eaynrsok.

Horaee tloooie, tor aaa.i Helen A Havt or Bew-H ales, em. wseasaer rauanae. mr uvm-pool Par QauB'tewn, and bebrs Clara J. A Rnvd. far the Want Iadissv hark Bwi, BO5T0V.

July An. bete Orbit, Vash. fteai Oav fbernat achra. OiarV A-Hlrrna, ktnlatnsh. trr-m Pars, Bssrin Buroy Sooth, Parkinaoa, frova Galvesioa a Rympb, from Bsltunare Base B.

Pkullu. Baker, ft em next BV B. Bvmaaav Carson, Phlleev-rphiat Boniamta CourteaHy, Baker frem 4a. Daniel BHtteln. OarrwU.

from 004 k. T. Got tins hast. Health, from OA. Lottie Somo-a, ftem da.t Aia, Burtoa, Frrak, frasa do Areulsrita.

doat J. Crafte, Kennedy, tnsai ovt Palos. Ossr fross Por Johnson R. M. Btrsait.

Doss, frasa' dsu UrdoB, DoiBver, from Weebawkea Adella Corsos. Ctv sob, ftem doj Add'o Bswyer, Cook, from Hosoksai' E. B. Bmith from Eddwll'e. A loo rr.

steaaner Heptuae, fBetry.1 flam Kew-Tork sebrs. Praeilla B'ilbi and Daisy, frasa Cteafasras, Hnotrras, prasrne, frnsa Hobokatt, Below. bnes Lanretta, frasa LoBdou. and Ltsv bel, from nolle eehra. Jobs Prrnep, B.

W. Hih, M. O. Lewis. Falm M.

Steelmsa, Rate D. Tnmer. BWi rowvu. iMB 11. raire, narry a.

Istlii Hal A Godfrey, sad A F. Bstlhes boenti in. Spoken, May 27, IS 14 Im, 80 SS Vsrk C. C. Learv.

ftuan Kew-Tork for Tsmsranari Jans 01 1st, .11 Ion. 71, aohr. Melville, frsm'hewawra, X. far Marrlnlone CH ARAKSTOW, July oil tteam ship Bomfk Carolina, for Kear-Tork. CM.

brig Abbv Wstsoax. for Pro-rUenee, aad sdira. 9. B. Homers, for Portsmouth.

B. and Emms Crosby, for St. JoVb. If B. -S FORTRESS MOjntOE, Ts.

jury Arr. hark Johs Williamson, from Bsntes, for erdem. is BIA brlv E. H. Todd, for Baltimore, GALVSATOB, Texss.

July I. Arr. yestoiday. steam shrnCitvsf Austin, from Kew-Tork LEWES, Jnly brig Apollo aad bertsB-tine Ktota, from BatA ths Brig Roanoke wont te sea at neon te-dav. Arr.

BrisT Georee E. Dale, 7 ds. rnsa Warn a. for SB The outward boand vessels remsnB as befora. July 1.

CM. atsaas-sbtp City ef Oa. vent 00, for HVw-Tavk, and bark Ddsyws. for Barns abb. KBW-CABTLR, DeL.

Jnly Psssed npT bark I aea. from Havana brigs IntesTtdsd, frosa Havana 1 Hermea. from BA Martia'Si aehra, tstos Richards, from Csibartoa 1 Inaehabs. Trora BorfMk. Passed down steamers Pioneer, for.

Wlbninrtea, V. C.j J. verms for Btebmond harks EUsa Me. Lauarhlia, tor Antwerp 1 Minnie for Cork Fat-mouth brigs Msggte Vail, tor AsnrawsU J. W.

Parker, for Portsmouth 1 srhrs. Hesperus, for Salem- David Cnllhae, W. O. Dearborn. James A.

Parsoos, tor Bostoai Tboiuas P. Bsll. for Providenee. Tbe sehr. Jobs P.

for Richmond, anchored here laat night to bind her Captain, who was token sik. The vernal remains here. A bark, probably tbs Emma, frost tognoru, sad hun ber sebs, are eswnlcg up. Barken tins Bioti. (new.) frosa Baihi brie frosa Port of Spain 1 eebra.

Rague Aleve, from Baneoa Gar." sa Revenger, frem Kennebse Rivnri Clara Ella M. Watts, Marietta Tilton, frost Boston Bawrtno Me Lain, from Qufncy Point 1 Edward Clark, frsm Hew-Vork. passed up this afternon, Bteean-abip Aries, for Boston, passed down at fcSO FJC. HILADt LPHIA, July 1 Ar brig Bermes, from Bt. Martinsj sebrs.

Amos Edwards, from Caihar tea 1 John A GrliBa. from Wilminrica. K. di C. a.

Borers, from Gloucester; at annul ganrta, fraalts, iTork 1 bark Toes, from Havana; steam-shin Petmaytva. -nia, from Livarsool via Qweoostovcn ship Garibaldi, from Amsterdam 1 brig Integraead, frost Havana 1 Bark Visa, from Cork, far orders sebrs. Georte TsrlaiMi, irona ixaica oiaavs wLmrmr. xrosa waiinessi ia Dearborn, from Weymoutb 't ni Bind Oneen. treat Bnmea set 1 Gettysnars- from Besbaif purl, J.

D. lacTsnnsa, rrom new-Badroni 1 J. uadwaiades, trees Lvnat Moa month, from Bristol Wilswa, from Providaaes K. Rd wards, from du L. A.

Benoev. fkom Graennsrti steam-ship Barrlaburg. from Boatent sebrs. Brave, oa Bath 1 David Faust, from Bale CeokiBordea, from Bosten Louis Walsh, from Forth port, L. BAVAHJTAH.

Jnlv 1. Arr. atasMhina Htmn Lrvtgjrston. freiai New-Tork: Wyomisg, from Pnhedrl- nns, ana earareass, rrom narcunors. ana sonr.

bjUo S. look, from San Salvador. 8'd. steam-ehto Leo, for Ifew-Tork. VISKTARU HAT EN.

Jane SO Are. arie WUtex Howes, from Philsdelnbis. fbr Baa sort sohra. BrSsrs. wa, fteBr-Tork, for Gleweestert Loey Bskor, Famsauth mr KmtisM 1 nstnaniei Stevens, ssnaoBes suver.

for Kew-Tork 1 Broadflald. Calaia-for do. 1 aaa Flawsw. Ho anais, for do. 4 Bid.

ail Before molted, axceprrng scbra. Aodie Break on. Irenairinx.l Onaa 80s. Adeline. Hamlin, aad baa Flower.

1 WMaWnSBuniMi clear. FOREIGN PORTS. Pawawa. R. JbIvI.

Bid. iteSBt skip AxUtwo, Baa Fraadaeo. Latest sblppixg news rt cable. LowBotr. June 1.

Sid. for the Halted Btetas, Asia, rcifswold. Ke-rstOBB, Hero, Jonstkas Chase, Ebon, ColoBist. Paolo Boraone. Andrew Levete, aad Ssturu.

Arr. out from tbe United States en tha 29th Inst, Kunrasan Dormto, Tboo. R. R4 Trie, Carpay, CTcmana, Amors, Orarvea, SshisMegoooank. Alaxsntdar, Liaaie Mooes, Apotbekei iHsaiog.

peltto, Agiee, Aaka tbor, Lsara, Heatia, aad Yvonaey. 80th, Agostina, Island Honsa, A W. Singleton, Clsnxnioo BavB, Bsca. aad Laid P. Jnly 1.

Tbeedor Veas, Maria Lawrettav Briti-h Prra-esea, Caravaa, Mediator, Voa dor aae Boaistest, and One. 1 Alwarr.eart.MartoAdelaktean4sto from Antwerp Jane 26, Belt to Ueyd" steam-: ship Franklin, from 6tettin, for Few-Tork. 1 Cabbibw, July 1 P. old. stasia -skip GlassorgaB, Lavboame, New-Tork.

MovnxB, Jnly 1. The Anchor Line st as an -ship Ass- trans, rrom Sew-Terk Jane 3U, arr. here today, and aid. for las row. Astwsbp.

Jane 3a Arr. steam ship O. KoBdses, Bow-York. nc. I AND FURNISHINQ OPiHwrrB cfTT ball-; FIREWORKS.

A- Parries deairiBg dlstday tor Jnly oaa be awpeHad Irect from ths njaaBfaetarer. Goods warranted, uf the iiraot trmmm ih. n.sontaeCarafl best emalitv. Orders By mall prompsly Depot A. F.

LISrOH, Ba. lis Cb Batters St. I BAZAR DU TdTAC. I VBUXKA. BAGrt, If ABD TRAVELER'S ARTICLES, AT i Crouch Fitzgerald? Ba 1 MAIPEB LABB.

i Q. i BROAD WAT. HKNRTA DAKIKL0. M.D- 'I. Re.

144 LsBtettewsv. Special Btteni teste the dtstun'j ef BBMldiasged aasav Book at thirty ill mails Bar Bav Pat Orvtca. Borror, June 23, X87A IRON rTXUS." Sealsd pvonaaala wm be reeelred at this sums awtfl" Beau, July 1674, for the doll very at tbe Butted States Wavy -yard, Bosten. Maaav, wltkia faor Bauaias after date of award, at smab tuwes asd is sack qassti- ties as SBsy be aaala-sated by the Oraormeadaei ef the Bavv.yard. af ssvaaty-sik tboussad pounds sa? tbe best Iron wire, os as maeb as snar bo earis.l as te eaiwasi ust annual, as BBS souaranag sisssi Bos.

11 i 1-SOO Boa IS IJOOi 13 13 MMJ aoaustli 1 fall eVu0 psaada 3 vuO aoaade 1 poanda. 16 4UM poosKla. i 10 S.ziKl pewada. a i s.uinr i 19 ot 31 i 2.SOO i 1 fuB 2,400 aouads. 23 isuo peuBdsv.

All siaos ef wire aatder Be. 14. te be aaaesled. seat sa imnraastisat ra reeard te the ss earn so bad isa the Ceoaaaaadaat af the XJavy-yard, The Wire will isadaat sc toe navy-yaru. tbs wire will Be ews.

I te ths Bsaal lnspsx-ttoa after oVuvery, aad all Blected BBBst ba rssseved from the Sa.yrard at th aBdsxaoneeef toe Bis list, ssal rt wUl ho at bat jected wirareie thsriahi 1 i The award as te be given te the tow sat Bidder, whose wars ssaa as tnapscweu. 1 no pnew or tbs) Banal lost no a Ita dehvery at the Kavy-Farv i Twe ssttsfaotery aaretkaa mast aansmn guaranteeing a teittifal oseeutisn er ths offer. If so espteA GKOk4E flKtEIT. pOOK. BT AB AMERTCAB W0MAB AS FIRST Or lam essA City or watry i beet of wlm As, ply at r'sasat asaaiojar'a, ia ltf7 Mssiaoa av nay twodays, i "SOOIC BT A BESPECTABLB PB0TE.tr AST Ortr, i Vas ta-jd plain eeoki wid sssist srith washiasi ssaat Pr yreinea, Baa, Mr Aatsvra I Haws, law umioali (ne sw-Oriaena MoatgosBery.

tor fc lah foe Chsrifataw ahrpe Atssa, for Lmooa Lard hsrst, fcw Uverwswl arsai. fn Bnaanl, JsawTWricht, or IlaalMi OT ur. ui Cil? kwre-i tor Cork or a 1 aa. Peas Sasraa: Bears. P.

Rj Msh.1 Tboesas. tre fllllfl i I rafsrsacss. tcU S. lie.