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to act im that sphere, b: become incapacitated taking unto themselves partners for life. Two x ‘eescciates are preparing to follow their ex- a ; and if some steps are not taken vo arrest the of this epidemic, the association must be- come extinct, the guieties of next wir ter be lea by the absence of the delightful feces of this aseosiution, cially. hich the ludies enjoyed most espe- our Canaasgp Currespondence. Monrreat, July 12, 1851. Canadian Politics—-Mr. Baldwin's Retrement— State of Parties —Railruads, §c. | ‘The Partiamentary campaign of this session bas | been signalized by the voluntary retirement from afice of Mr. Baldwin, the A:torney General for Canada West; and, within the past few days, his ‘colleague, Mr. Lafontaine, the-Qgtorney Cieneral | for Canada West, has signified bis resolve to imi- and they expect @ nice ba metin bekp of the irginia passengers Springs on the valley, touching, some of them, at Fhe Frederick White Sulphur; ‘but most of them pushing on to the real White Sulphur of Greenbrier, and the black, blue, red, and ralt sulphurs of that region; and the warm and bot On their retura, many of them stop afew days at Shanuondale, to witness the tournament, towards the close of thy season, a pagiens which, as they get it up here, reminds one of— © The gallant kuights and courtly dames ‘Of the brave days of old.” , But the Crystal Palace has paved the very mischief with the watering places this season; aud South Curolina’s contributions, yea, even Virginia's, to | Newport and Saratoga, wi I suffer a heavy dedue- | tion on account of Prince Atbert’s bazaar, as weilas on account of the nigger question. Any how, it is allin the way of trade, and the steamships will make & pus by the show, and everybody, not ex- gate bis example. Both these individuals have enjoyed office for several years, and were the respec tive beads of an alliance which embcaced the French nationalité of Lower Canada, and theradical reform- ets of Upper Canada. ‘ ‘The compact bet ween parties holding such anta- gonist ideas could only be preserved by a rigid ad- herence to a negative policy—one that would respect the peculiar opinions of each section, and separate the legislation to sui: the capacity and feelings of each. In logal parlance, the Canadas are not united. The jurisprudence is different in each; but politieaily speaking, they were united by the imperial act of 180. Mr Lafontaine, as the recognized leader of a numerous body of French Canadian members, and Mr. Baldwin, a» the leader of a very small minority of Upper Canadian mem- bers, by combining their forces, formed a working majority in the Assembly. [t was fusion of ultra- montagnards and sovialists, suited to the paltry seale ot colonialism, unenlivened by genius, origi- nality, or energy. The stagnant atmosphere of a colony is not congenial to patriotism, aud the blan- dishments of my Lord the Governor are too potent for the feeble intellects that previously enlightened the obscurity of a country parish Mr. Lstontaine from the humbler paths of life, in the earlier days ot Mr. Papineau, t» whow be acted as subaltern. When the projected revolution exploded, the latter fed to Frauce, the former to Eugiand, where he found friends in the Roeouck, Hume, and Molesworth clique, and returned bere purged of the taint of treason. Accident thus invested bim with the leadership which Mr. Papineau hud vacated; and it mast be confessed that he preserved his pow. or and steered his course with skill. From being the revolationary leader, he suosided into tae advo- cate order, and invoked the potent aid of the priests. ‘Thus his language and his acts belonged, the first to his earlier existence, the latter tothe subered con- viotions of a maturer age; and his political combi- nation with Mr. Baldwin secured to his followers the substantial rewaids of Sars ‘They thus held ir for several years, mutually respecting the eres of opposite races, and etary. the spirit ofthe Union act, by Ln orgy the colouy as if the Provinces were distinct. Every man has some peculiar object of ambition In Europe, Thiers aspires to the rege.y, and Cobden to be a Right Honorable, and 4c binet minister. Ia this remote region, the summit of a man’s ambitiouis to be a jud, The office confers rauk, affluence, au- thority, importance, and ease. Munsreur le Juge, is a wondrous being in the eyes of the vulgar, and every lawyer's onene and night visious elevace neh. him te the bet To the very natural query why Mr. Lafontaine, in the full tide of his power, aud while yet a middle hould volusiarily relinquish the c»m- ion of Attorney General and prime r may be found io the wish to become a Judge. urivg nis tenure of vtlice, there bave been many vacanvies; but whenever be ex- a wish to aval bimeeif of the opportuaity to mount the benob, he has been invuriaoiy met by the reluctance of his colleagues to lose bis services; and doubtless there waste be found in Mr. La fontaine’s own mind a lingering respect for pablie — and propriety, which prompted him to avoid reproach of having sppuinted himself to the bench. There are various ways of chouting the devil in the dark, as illus: ated in the present case. . Lafontaine retires, and tbe first vacancy frees cepting John Bull, will have a little of their vanity and self-conceit rubbed off by the ¢ ntact of compe tition with the nations of the earth. The lions ofthe company here, at present, is Mrs. 5 /uth- worth, the novellist, whose recent story of Shanaoa- dale has added largely to ber popularity in this sec- tion. She is one of ihe most agreeable and sensible of the whole sisterhood of blue stockings. The wheat crop of this part of Virginia exceeds all anticipations. Indeed, the crop over the whole Union will be an extraordinary one; and we think there need be no fear among the masses of the la- boring people ofa rise in the price of flour fur some time to come. Over in the village of Charlestown they are hav. ing a great day of it,in the laying of the corner stone ofa Presbyterian church, with masonic aad military honors. Brother B. B. French, Grand Master of the District of Columbia, deliv+red the oration, and many of the country people have goue up to see the sight. The locusts have literally swarmed over all this section of sountry. ‘The woods, from the numerous twigs these insects have killed by boring in them to deposit their eggs, especially the margins of the woods, look as it they had been nipped by Jack Frost, or riddled by a shower of flery bail stones. it is very remarkable. Virginia politics are in statu quo, but not altoge- ther anti-bellum, if you Leng to repeal the Fugi- tive Slave law. Not aman, however, whig or de- mocrat, in thie latitude, isin favor of Gen. Scott; but, because of his free soil associations, they sut him, andthe whig party of Virginia are against him. On his present platform, be cannot get a State south of Delaware. But’enough. We hope next to advise you of the reception of the President on board the Golden Gate, in the waters of Chesa- peake Bay. ~~ Hawinton Horse, Fort Hammton, L. L., July 13, 1s51. The Season at Fort Hamilton—Amusements, §c. “Well! and howare you now?” Whenthe ther- mometer is at Sf deg. here, with the whole horizoa free, and with a breeze that has an uninterrupted sweep at us, whether it comes from sea or land, what must it be with you, surrounded, as you are, with mountains of brick, which have already accuma- lated the heat of nearly two months of summer weather—to say nothing of the intensified odors which a July sun raises from the gutters and sinks of the great metropolis ! The season is now well opencd here. This great house, though not erowded, is well filled—as much so as is desirable for the highest enjoyment of all its present occupants. Within the last ten days it has grown gay and lively, as its social circle has ac- quired consistency and harmony. The nightly re- unions in the drawing-rooms, with the music of the band, and the dance, seem to give new life, not only directly to those who participate in them, but to those who enjoy them more remotely, while promeuading the long and stately piazza, or the shaded lawn, or the beezy bank of the high shore. ‘The officers of the garrison of Fort Iiamu- ton, mingling with the gay circles, give variv:y to the crowd of civilians, and increase th: vivacity of the whole. The company includes a large number of distin- guished aud iushionable people from the city, a good part of whom are tamulies located here for toe season, while others, making the circuit of the fashionable watering-places, puss but a week or two, prior to their departure fur Saratoga, Sharon, Niagara, &e ; and the new comers, who cunsiantly his h to a Judgeshi A vacancy can easily be ane Mr. Yon Gun, though he was “ealy nominated eighteen months ago, ts nevertheless | seventy years of ege—in tact, be wasiumeda Judge | to serve suob an arrangement as Ube present—aud | the chances are, that twelve wmouibs henee, Mr. | t Van Felson will be on the retired list, wid Mr La- fontaine consigned to the calu repose of 4 J wige- | ship, and bis uame forgotten as a party leader disruption of che political allfuoce between the Lafontainites, and suldwinites, seme an im- plied consequence of the retirement of the respec | tive leaders; and whatever combivativn may ensue to serve the exig of the mowent—it sannot be | nt or influential—a geterai election must | decide the fate of mauy aspirants. Mr. tiuck has risen to importance by the retirement of his col- leagues, and, though branded by the tory press, two years since, as a scoundre! of the deepest die, | he bas contrived to become popular with bis ancient | antagonists, and it is mot by yood the range of pro- | babilities, that the M’Nabs, Snerwoods, aud Boal- | tons, and others of bis bittere-t fuer, may be quite | ready and willing to hold otfice under him. We may moralize as we like, upon the fatuity of mankind, and the facility vith which they deliver themselves up to a delusion; but it's not the leas a fact that as long @ financier keeps the bail rolling, the masses will cali bim a clever w. Mr. Hinck plumes himself upoa bis | ability as a financier; sud though the uple of Canada have a traditions! horror of a public debt, | yet be has lent an effective beod to swell the debt | of this Province to twenty milliwos of dollars, aad at this time of writing, he 1+ the author of a scheme, | or rather, he advocates a schewe, for borrowing | thirty millions addinional We are to bea great people—nothing less than a | railway from Haliiax ‘0 atmborstburg will satisfy the Canadians, and they talk a« fluenty of millions | aa if Lake Superior copper aliforuia gold. ‘That the mooey will bs burrowed aud the rauiwey made ia pretty ce-tain, avd it is equa ly cleur chet | political frieuds will B upon rich jvos. The ortland line are stendily a: work aad pashiag aheadfast. The (nam) havs doc ded to build a wharf on the of the St. I fence, facing Montreal st of the ¢ ion Will be two bundred and rs and ifthe ice ever blocks up th »PO- pored wharf, (which i# 10 exte ata mile from t's Islwad,) the This wharf the main land to « useless from No vember to May, and will ost balf as much as would bald a bridge. Ajar: from this fact, if the wharf bio ks the ice and diver current, the river St Lawrences way some inoruing invade the lower pert of the city, and carve out @ chauuvel for it-elf along Craig street ‘The botet* here are filling, and considering th nun ber of new ones, the travellers mast be na merous Pope, who last year established the prerent Donegan’as, is this season in a betcer buuse, knowa } as Hayes buldirg Americans who lke such ho | tele as the New \ ork and Union in « York, will find Pope's quarters tv (heir taste. He is a very iil, obliging tel The crops look aut, but the yield of grain Will be slight tine rane have run the oats, Wheat and barley to sur Very lute grain has been formed. ° ru ve a failure no plume or eberr ry jes or pears. A ing aud anunw t whew the trees were in flower, explains t gin of the deficreney lin, the Governor Geveral, ll not pat outreal da ing bis progress to Quebec; @ Chambly caual ana the Richelieu will Serve a# an excure The Watering Pinces OUR FASHIONABLE CORR NORNCR. “HANNONDALE Sraines, Jefferson Co., Va, ? July 12, 10. § Siannondale— The Company — A Reinforcement and @ Break Denen— The Wheat Crop — Te Locusts | A Great Day in Charlest xon— Virginia Politics Shannondale! Beautiful name of one of the most delightful, romant, and pictorial little corners in all the great valley of Virginia! Why is it that here, with the mountains atound us, and the bright river in front, and the homes of good society scattered along the hille—why is it that here, with all the requisites for raralizing, bo- tania: mineralizing, early rving, and poetising— swhy is it, that the gilded mothe and the giddy but- tertlies of fashion do not monopolize the house from eller te garret. Such « lovality ought to lay the neighborhood at this season, for fifty miles around, under contributions for mutton, We had # luxurious dinner set out to-day, full enough for fifty people ; but there were not, in committee of the ‘abole house, enough to consume the balf of it. The afternoon arrival. however, from the trusty little village of Charlestown, aud the railroad, brought ne a timely reinforce ment of w dozen very clever people. Their own weight and that of their ope bad broken down the stage on the way which, we take it, ie a conclusive evidence that itis a clever company, in the girls are wou de 4 he mig trae Jonglivh sense e of the young b howd are cuming The eux and a gu | vaeveth is Henry Moseuc; and it is believed that | wife, died in the hope | and that of throng to fill the vacancies thus created, contribute toenlven the scene to the permanent residents, by the change of faces and che alternation of joy- ous groups. Besides these, there are pleasant par- enjoying a day or two, or a part of a day: ¢ coming down by the road from the South 'y, some landing from yachts and boats, and otbers adding to the afternoon crowd in the j and other steam bo: to enjoy a single night’: sleeping, out of the noxious exbalations of the ci ‘Then the sail boats and fishing boate which lie at the wharf furnish abundant amusement for those who seek it in the navigation of the lower bay, or the narrows, or the inner harbor. As for the extra- ordinary size of some of the fish caught here, “I coulda tale unfold’ of one that weighed fifiy- eight pounds, and was taken with a small hook aud line, after towing a mile or two; but | will not, be- cause, it] should, you would say, * Now | doa’t believe your fish y,”” as the proverd used to be down Last. The entire history of ite death, mourn- ing, and burial, will probably never be priated or written, taough it was * by strangers honored and by strangers mourned.” There ws talk of a great entertainment, in the shape of afancy ball, or something of the kind, to “* cume off” here next month; for the particulars of which, with descriptions of the beauty of the lovely Miss A., the inexpressible dancing of the amiable and fashionable lady of the wealthy Mr. ( the fascinating charms of that bewitching widow Mis. D., Lreter you to the Hera/d of the 15th prox., or thereabouts. if I should “let on” now, about the beauty and brilliancy of the feminine groups adorning the saloons and promenades of the Hamil- ton House, it might * kick up the very 5 Op Boy, Managsetn tux Convier Menperen—Tue Last oy 1m® Tonxis Lypians.—The real name of Mae be is the last remaining male of the once numerous aud powerful Tunxis tribe of Indians. His tribe, trom time immemorial, inbabited the fertile valley watered by the Tunxie river, and had its head- juarters pear where now stands the village of Farm- ogton, Conn. In 1640, the first white settlers (34 » number) made a purcaase of fifteen miles square, and in 1645 the townsbip was incorporated, the tame being changed from Tunxis to Farmington. + As is the case universally, the lodiat in coutaet with civiliza:ion, lost their comparative importance and dwindled in numbers. They began quice carly to emigrate—not asa tribe, but by famuies—tiret to Stockbridge, in this State, and thence joining the Oncidaa, at Brothertown, Oneida county, N.Y, until in 1763 there were only about one hundred re- maining in Farmington. Numbers of the tribe re- ceived the doctrines of Christianity, and united with the Congregational church in Farmington. Aon, them were Solomon and lunice Mossuc, the great. parents of the present Llenry. Some of the present | iphabditants of the town well remember the old cou- ple, and give them much credit for general cousis- tency of character. Solomon did once, however, give way to the red man’s besetting sin, and in- dulged in drink a little too freely. fested sincere penitence for his fault, was restored to regular membership in the church, anf, wich of a glorious immortality Solomon Mossue, Jr., did not foliow in bis fatner’s footateps. He is saidto have oeen of a sloth dirposition, and more or less given to babi ine briety. In these respects his son, Heary, has been too like him. And, now, as the sad conclu- sion of a deeply interesting, though unwritten chap- ter of bistory, and a striking commentary of the mutability of human affairs, this sole representa tive of proud warriors, who, for unknown centuries, roamed their bunting grouads and maintained their right of dominion, untrammelled by the rules of civilized life, is doomed to end his earthly existence, tribe, ignominivusly in the dungeon —barely escaping @ more sudden but not less prac: tical extinguishment on the scaffuld.—Springfeld (Mass.) Reyublican, Judy V7 | Menper wean Jonstown, N. J.—The vicinity ot Jobetown, Burlington county, was a day or two since the seone of the most brutal and outrageous murder we have heard of since of the Bartle family. From what information could gather, the case stands thus: A man, named Stacy Stock- ton, became infuriate at and commenced a furious | assault npon his house-keeper, or servant. He was beating her in a violent manner, when agentie nan, whose name was Ridgway, « f and ina quiet way told Stockton that ne hed better desist trom beating the wor hog the enraged mani jately assaulted Mr. Ridgway, knock. | ed bim dewn with his fist, jamped upon bim with his feet, and beat him in a moet shocking manner. He then commenced beating the woma: ain, and in the mean timo ie is had crawled into the road, where he supposed himself secure from further harm. But, norooner had Stockton satisfied his anger upon the woman, than he returned to the as- sault upon Ridgway with increased vengeance, aud eeining a stone ot brickbat, he pounded bis victim's bead until hie eyeballs literally protruded from their sockets The wounded man, unable to help himself, !ny weltering in his blood, until a friend happered to come along and conveyed bim home, where be was properly cared for; but he was beyond all buman aid, and on Wednesday morning he died from bis ir A war teewed for the ar Test of Stockton, 7 yodto Mount Holly, u | where the case was examined, and the ciroumstan- ces connected with the affair were of such a borri- ble character that the Prosecuting Attomey re- fused to take bail, and the prisoner was committed to jail to await his trial at the next term of the Court. There are now three persous—Coperth wait, Jobnvon and Stockton—in that jail, oncharges of murder.—Phila. Sun, Judy 19. Tue Late Fire av Wirrtamsrorr, Pa.—The Lycoming (Pa.) Gazette gives the following list of sufferers by the late fire at Williamsport: A. Winegn diner, $6,000; Updegraff & Mudge, $7,000; Robert Faries, $5,000; King & Allen, $2,000; Jobo King, $2.500; JL. M’Coy, $300;'S. F. Green, $3000 A. J. Little, $300—$3.500 of which was in- sured in the State Mutual; $6,000 in the Muncy Mutual: $4,000 in the Franklin Co.; $1,000 in the Muncy Mutual, and $2,300 in the Muncy Mutual. Destavetive Fine in Cincinxar: —The- Cincinnati Ga- zette of the 15th inst., gives the following list of sufferers by the fire in that city on the 14th inst., and which ori- gineted in Wood's Museum:— J.P. Broadwell, owner of the building. and in charge of the museum: lose will reach near $20,000; it is rumored that there was ap ive uranceof $10,000 on the property. Jobo Gundry's Commercial college was situated on the second too; lows probably about $500. EC. Hawkins's Daguerrevtype gallery wns also on the second floor; Mr. 11.’s tons cannct be put down at less than $500, and will probably reach nearer $1,000. The rooms on Walnut street were occupied by J. M. Filley and J. B. Nienabar. The former po | a gentleman's furni-hing store; their losser could aot have been great. The fire extended into the building immediately adjoining. on Fifth street. The lower store room was occupied by Hymann Moses & Son, as a retail dry goods house. and the upper part as a dwelling The lors bere was estimated to be quite heavy; but an insurance had been effected for $5 00CO—$2.000 on the building and $6000 on the stock. M.A Wescott eccupied the corner store room of the Apollo Building aa a choe store; hiv loss was inconsiderable. ooo CITY TRADE REPORT. atvapay. July 19—6 P. M. Asurs have been in steady demand, with sales of 80 bbis; pearls at $9 60, and puts at $5 25. There remained In the inspection ths morning, 541 casks of the former, and 4726 of the latter; making in all 5,268 bia. Brxswax Was inanimate and unaltered, at 26c. a 26)<c., re.—Flour.—At the reduction noted in our lart. an active business has been tranracted in domestic brands to-day reaching in the aggregate about 22.000 bbls —unin»pectec and rour at $3 25 a $3 75; superfine No. 2 ut $3 6 a $387; mixed to straight Western at $4 & 41255; fancy do with ordinary to good State at $4 12 nmon Ohio at $4 18 a #4 25; and good round with pure Genesow, at $418 a $451"; Canadian was less freely offered, and was quiet, at $412 $4 25. in bond — Scuthern favored buyers and was very dull, (40 bbls mixed to straight fetched $431 a $444; aad favey $487 @ $537. Kye flour ruled about the «ome, with ght sales of fine at $5 37. Corn meal varied but Aitile; 160 bbls Jersey brought $3, and State at $2 81. Wheat exbibited mory activity, at unaltered rates; 20,000 bushels Michigan were taken for shipment, at private bar- gain, and 2.000 bush. prime Southern new at $110. Rye was ly and wanted. at 72c. Oats were more plenty and easier. Northern being sold at 4253. a 40c; and Jersey at 40c. n42c. Corn continued to advance. and about 45,- 000 bushels damaged and heated were disposed of at 50c. a S6c ; mixed and yellow Western at S8c. 0 685,¢ ; and round Northern at 600 Corres varied but little; 30 bags Java realized 1lc 11 \c.: 80 Maracaibo 10c.; 50 Porto Rico i a 9sc ; 100 st. Domingo Se, Cottos —The market was quiet and dull to-day, the sales oply reaching 700 bales,on the basis of 60. for strict Upland midclings Dacor. —Abcut 15.000 Ibs. Tartaricacid changed hands at Zc ; 10,000 do. white sugar of lead at 104/0.; 1,500 do. Prustiate potash at 35e a few lote Turkey opium at ‘$4.124). and showing an advancing market. Freichts.—Rates to Liverpool were quiet to-day. and quotations semewbat nomiral— or cotton, +; to 5-32d Grain,—4* 6 5d. asked for wheat; flour, 15 a 18d. asked. To Glaegow, ashes were engaged at 20s. There was no change in rates to California, to London, or to Havre. Shippers to Europe seemed inclined to await the result of the Pacifie’s news. Fin —Nothing additional transpired in cod. 200 bbls. No 3 large Mass. mackerel fetched $5; and some Halifax, in bond, at rates not secertained. Fre rt —Some 300 boxes Malaga raisins were purchased at $2 25; 25 casks currants at 6", a 7c.; 40 bales Grenoble walnuts at 6a6'\c; and 20 cuses preserved ginger on private terms. a id Hay remained») ut the same ‘he sales being con- fined to 300 bales r at dias sh Haesr.— For igre s inactive. ond unchanged, Amer- ican. in small t to the extent of 150 bales. undress 8 $120; 40a 50 bales new at | $127 60; and 5 ed, at $10—usual eredit. Hors retailed at cash, The stock wasdiminishing. Inox.—A further ule of 100 tons Scoteh pig was report- ed at $19 60. 6 mos. th Larus — Kastern © firm at $1 37 per M. ¢ Lan of all kinds was dull; 200 ized $475, cash. Last transaction $4.60. seme terms, Love —We have nothing new to note in prices, 1.500 bbls. common Rockland having been taken at S0c ; jump was nominal at $1 Morass —Very little transpired in this line to-day; 50 bhds. prime Porto Rico brought 28¢., and 50 Musco- vado 460 Navat Stones.- Crude turpentine was abundant and quiet, at $3. Spirits continued as noted yesterday, with 100 bbls, sold. im lots, at Ste., cash inactive, without change Ons —Linseed was buoyant and steady; 5,500 gallons, from store, found buyers, at 76c.,cash. Whale being held bigher, was neglected. A few barkets olive sold at former rates. Provisions —Pork o¢ ptinued to improve; 200 bbls. new mest changed hands at #14 75, and new prime at $1276 a $12 47; other qualities were unaltered. Beef was more sulenble. 660 bbls having been disposed of at $8 75 a $11; $5 w $6; also 250 packages beef hams ut $13 4 Cut ments were urgiveted Lard was in good sup- a S\e. Butter arrived slowly, ty conmmanded Le. a17 %¢ | He # Ibe , and Obio 1c, a ide. Cheese wus in request, and beld st Se. a 6!,¢ Kicr was in slow request, at firm rates, embracing or. inary to choice Carclina at $i $3 O0';e. per 100 Ibs , cas Broa! ales were made of 60,000 Havana at $23 a $28, and 25.000 German at $7 50. oar —Castile was inactive, ouly 50 boxes red mottled being sold at #'s¢ . 4 months Ffrices continued dull, and in some instances favored & reduction, 200 Ibs, No. 1 rutmogs changed bands at soe ) bags Sumatra pepper at 84, c.; pimento, in lota, at 14 & Ld sce. car Sravis—Foreign were moving off pretty quickly at full prices American whiskey was more valuable, 200 bbls. Ohio ad prison in lots, baving realized 24)<c. a Zc, cash Sc cans have remained very firm, but quiet, The sales include 60 Lbds, Porto Rico at 5 & 6c.; 40 Muscovade at é \\e.. apa 20 casks Dutch crushed at Se war held at Tie, cash, for prime elty ren- it whieh 1200 Ibe sold. An active inquiry prevalled for greons at the ad- vane d fig Dtaiped at the last auction sale, Blacks are, however rather dull, though unaltered a« regards xt Wednesday tho Uelestial’s cargo, or « pore ect. will be brought to the hammer. It com. prises the usual aesortment of byson skin + of chvice teas, end i# in very good condition agiecate receipts of produce by the North R day were, of ashes 107 4 pkgs; wheat, 7.000 bus previous tigure. © in moderate request, and pretty b. igs Galena real- foreign was at Kosin and tar were 0.000 bur ; provisions, $0 phgS.; whiskey, 200 bbis.; and wool, 154 bales MARKETS KLSEWHERK, Reading 6 Vennsyivania I Second Bi ading Rave Telegraphic Kepotrs, New Onuna ‘The sales of cotton yesterday reach: 6c for good ordinary, and be. fer middling The «ales thie morving have been 1.000 bales The Asia's news reached here at balf-part tem this morning. Its effect has not yet been fully developed Onamieer The sales of cotton to-day bave b prices raging from Se tos se. The market is unsettled aud prices are lower than at the close of hi ok ED ly 18,1860 D balew, at On Saturday, July 19 severe (lines, M daughter of Andrew and Bera Fay, aged 20 yon tive of Ireland. parish of Dunlavin, © tokio" of her brothers-in-la' ‘ vited to attend her eral, on Monday, July 21, at 2 oclek. from the residence of her brother-in-law, 41 Peek clip. ‘On Saturday, July 19, of dysentery, Acves Awy,dangh- ter of t 8. and Mary Jarboe, aged 10 years, 9 & days ‘The friends and sequaintances invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, 20th inst , at J o'clock, from the 88 Rutgers street. reridence of is pore Baitumore Philadelpbia, New Orleans, and Charleston (8 C ) papers please copy. On ‘abturdey July 19, Bessasie Warsen, the only cbild of Thomas and Kebeeca Mitchell, aged 4 months and 6 days The funeral wil) take place from hi« late residence, No. @ Blizebeth street. on sunday at 5 o cle The friends ard acquaintances of the family are re=pectfully invited to attend 8. 008 On Seturday, July 19, James, con of George H. « Eliza Ann Empic. aged 2 monthe and 8 days The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at half past 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 40 Leroy street, corner of Beatord ‘On Saturday, July 19, from the effects of @ fall from a betiding on Shich he was employed, Mr. Weettey ALLO Hie remaine will be removed for interment to Calwat Cemetery, from the residence of his mother, 108 Gree etreet. this (Sunday) afternoon, at 3o'clock His friends, wand those of his brothers, are respectfully invited to attend the fonersl On July 1¥, after « lingering illness, Trtorny Youur need Th yenrs ‘The funeral service will —erformed at big Jate ruée reat Neck, L. I.,of dysentery, on July 19, Susan M., daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth Hicks, ‘The friends of the family are Invited to attend the fu- neral. at the Cow Neck Meeting House, on Second day morning. 21st instant, at 12 o'clock, M., without further invitation. Henry and The funeral will take 9 o'clock. At Philadelphia, on Monday, July 14, Commander Txo- Lean, U. 8. Ni of hi THE LATEST ADVICES RECEIVED AT THE BEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, duar 19, 186L Matamoras, Mexico... June 16 July 7 ‘ovia, atic Montevideo, 8. A NP Payta, Pernambuco, isco, Pointe- Batavia, E. 1... .... Bay of Islands, N. Z. B He np Salt Lake Chey Santiago (Chill). San Salvador, C. A. Santa Santa Martha, On her arrivalin New York she isto be ordored rot SHIPPING. Baio Tanarine (previously soperted rs 16th), from N into itn, Lo Hat hace Caprese OR CALIFORNIA.—U. 8. STEAMERS CH 10, the 28th inst.—3; notice to v1 anreees for Porto ith, an ow X . ing On le ry A te Calife — We feel it mon y tsinmst and for-topmast. and fost ali the Figaing st- | {o state chat our enperiencr has aecin ede tet nae taclied to the topgallant mast. reliable thse 4 to California is the U, 8. Mail a8 ‘Tue agent of whale ship South Awerien, of Providence, h boasting of the velf-s contradicts the report th has been sold bo NBodford, . Pasage on the Thro per than on the In nt Line, and the U. Se Mail steamers are not im the habit of dowa. Foe ly, for Pacific; barks Panes SEPXEORD & Co. 2 Vetcy atreat, Astor House, Ship Un anch oft Ni wtg for 2d oificer. _— Cle 1th, ship Monteroma, 4 0 814 from’ Honolulu, May i ‘Stare, NLondon, for | PPACIVIG | MAIL STEAM WCoast, 5 J o'clock v.M. ‘The splendid OB EE, 1, tol then sail procisely at jpoken. Ship Geo A Hopley, from Uharleston for Liverpool, July 6, y, , Ke. arren ateget, N. R. Elizabeth, Ji 1, : Tees ven jones, from NOrleans for Liverpool, July hip Sanford (Br), thy Sanford (Br), from Calcutta for Boston, May 19, lat Eig Montezuma, from SFrancisco for Hobart Town, May | pacsngo, apply it the office, Of South o Newton, Lodge, 20 days from Mat UIFIC STEA om! water, &e. Monday, July 25, 'at$ P. Foreign Ports. weamsuip OIG, 3,000 tone Exsineur, June 26—1 Medora, Leach, (from Cron- 'N., oommander, will sail on Mon: stadt) Bos bark Ea! endrick, (from de) do; brig PM. precisely, from her pier ab Celestina, (from Koni, bere) do North Bi with the Govern a fine 25 Ship ra, Haynes. for Leghorn, to ‘connecting with the favorite United 0 York. Sid May 27, brig Ippogriftfo, NYork; June teamship NORTDERN 'R, to leave Panama 12th, the Colombo, do. the 15th of August F freight, oeyeeeenet Honowviy, sbt’ May 20—Brig J © Dow, Dodge, from San flice, 54 and 66 Routh stroct, or at 177 Weet at, Francisco, arr 1th; schr Carolina, from and for do via La- = —— hain, 81d 10th, schr Loo Choo, Atoi, to load for San Fran- cisco. OProsizion TO MONOPOLY—IN DEPENDENT LINB for Chagres direct, and through tickets for Gailtorales Homan Town, March — —Bark Sacramento, for BFran- | op a fet eetott new a cinco, abt 20th; schr Ariel, do dor Brig Marmion was to leave BROTHER JONATHAN. the fasten Pe Philip tor do Toth. steamship inthe world, 1,400 to Txcuchn June 38—Shipe Monterey, Crowell: Trenton, {ut sail Tor Chagree direct, ou Mouday, Snow; Hariaay, Bepvon; Lowa Blake, all (or N¥ore, lagi Dovclock, B. Me from Piers, or As barks Columbiey Browa, and Asa Fish, Gates, dod beg Monopoly Line, sided by go patronage, are Velocifero (sued), for Phitudeiphia. ay B por’ cent comps ors, and’ mor Lanaina, April2—Sld bark Jano Doten, Stockbridge, N | Lopolise their valuable serviees: the tndcsnieet Ling Gamo Yorss Prrveritect, ave concluded te makes furtherreduotion of Maraxzas, July 6-Ships Mary Crocker, Crocker, for | {Oper cent forthe ditvet benekt of the treseiiiog emule, | D Cronstadt 10 days; Sammoset, Chapman, for Cowes a Freight @ cents cubic foot. For freig! es mbt ld, barks Mary Smith, Smith, for Boston, unc, Au ply only to E. MILLS, agent, 51 Courtl NY. Perkins, tor N Yor! d others as before. — ao a aie Revviras July d—Brig Oriole, Brandt, fromKey West | (PACIFIC MAIL STBAMSHIP COMPANY. ONLY for NYork Lith; others as before. Through Line for California and Oregon. Ory Provinence, abt July 2—Schrs Sonora, Haffington, | are informed that under the new ment y Fitagerald, Shanks, from Baltimore, for the Spaniah eamers inapostod and approved the 3 ie es 12—Are ships Try, Niohols, NYork; 13th, ‘Gan Francisco the ist and 15th day parlemout, Gardner, doy’ Lith, Now Brunewick, | Sent ‘unless is socldent, aad Wark ariudne, Hroderick, do. 0, and Monterey. n 2-Bark Theodore, Lincoln, Higgins, for New packets bolonging v0 the Paci york's aja: Wagren, weLalian, for do 4” Jonn Bled, Bird now in the Pacifo, one of which for do, ‘uno: Chass, Chase, for do 8 ach end of the route:— tor ‘odbird, for do 3. Redertc Diu, jo- | IREG as. LIC... 1,200 fan Ties. Maxie 5 Hualco,’ Richards, for do 5; J W An- rN CAROLINA ‘600 tone, Bee ieee, U.S 4 | drew brigs H'R Hylor. Montgomery, for do | G0 tour. |e pooagg eto ai | Rext day; Delta, Mean; Marcellus, Mayo, and G W Law. N — tone 3] | rence, Wall, for do do; Sarah Peters, McFarland, for NYork U8 toms. Savai | 28 LU! 600 tons. bth iy | Sr Herena, June 2—Brig Louisa Beaton, Comstock, from 'TELO! Siam As 8 | NLondon tor Ca The new sieamsiip COLUMBIA will ply between " FoTUREY, BSW, abt 22—Shipe Adironsck, for San | francisco and ports Te Crogen, awaiting 96 the former ‘speisco, 25th, wi ers; Robt Bowne, Jobhn- mai and passengers ‘anama, Payal, Western jalvds:Mar. 7 Sing atone, do April; Mary Catiarine, do d rlurning without delay withthe malls. and passengecs £8 wa & Thinsvan, July 1—Barke J W teamer from San Francisos. ont ea A any 33 Louise ‘oline, Raven, from 9 of propellers will be kept up for tho traas- Fort fimpoon HibeytOck 4 8 z reported 1dg for NYork); Ameri Pind seansion® passengers between Pe- Gallipaee Inlande?.; May 2 St. Cather Weil atz 23 | dischg; Lucy Aun, Kellar, fro % poses Tyne ee... HAY 2 Ee cennerinee, Beam Abe 1é Mug for Boston; brigs Florina, Pendle ° teamahip SARAH SANDS, of 1,500 tons ton, Tex frme,€ St Crols, (Viseinl.) «June 2) Fierce, Picroe, from Wilmirgton, NC, cing Sarah Vous, wharver to the company, and peouliarly sate he . m lenfuegos for York, a lore report for Boo Bt. Helen: «duno 2 | ton); California, Hickborn. from Boston, dischg; schr Splen- henaeaoe shmnares oy yaquil, Eousdor, , Hav: Cuba, Havre, Franee Hong Ki. Honolul Jeremie, Hayti_ Kingston, Jam Laguayra, Venez ns, Mei ‘Trinidad de Cube ‘Truxill Turks 24 Valparsico, 6 Vera Craz, Mexi Whampoa... Zanaibar. ind. On ooo MARITIME INTELLIGSNCE, Movements of the Ocean Steamers, wor RisKs, OUN gers... Clea: Steamers—Florida, Lyon, Sa b, SL Mitehill; Marion, | Berry, Charleston, Spotiord, Co; Black Diamond’ | Stevenson, Philadelphia; Ponobsout, Clark, do. Shipe—Thetis (Sw), , Charisaton; American, Cun- | i » Qaobec, Brett, Vose & | Bi edora, Roby, Turks Island, Perkins & Delano; Kingston (Br), Dunn, st Joh M' Evers & Co. La —_ maith & So Plavdre (Belg). Neuhau Curtis, Store | & Delano Addison Br), Brown. Prince Edwards ‘Island: Pomona (Br), Wood, belburne, NS, J H Braiae; Themi : Eesecr, Wilminge on. M'Neil, Viewna, Yerne, Berry, Bui e: jaker, Millstone Point, Ct; Random, Crowell, Goorgetown, &e; Es 7 Willard, Philadelphia; Ieabelia on: Lewis, Crowell, TR Smith, Town: Elm City, Frisbee, @ » Bld. th, NH: Arion, Laugh! Sloop—Pviater, Fowler, Arrived. Arbe N dge, Port lon 6644, spoke r uernsey. Ship Henry me 1S, with 4 66 me Co Sth at 40 28 ake; weather very i Sandy Hook W 250 jurg. (The C H did Bot get up yesterda Ship sir Robert Peet (pkt), Chadwick, London and Ports- mouth, June 13, with mase and 270 passengers, to Grinae hick shd foggy miles, took a pu wmtura & Co. (Her reported arrival yesterday was proma- ture ) Ship A he, Baker, New Orl June 25, with mdse, tod ath . Bark Foster (Br), Hunter, Hull, B,.95 days, with mdacand ‘34 inst, ine Jon 99, from ‘Philadelphia for asvongers, to HF & W Meyer. spoke thip Mary Picasants, Deca: Liver (Nor), Olaen. Ls 1 days, in ballast, ff it), Hevelan My tes) 6 passengers, to Funch & Mionck: den Bra, Thorndike, Cienfuegos, July 2, with mo- #, to roAater, jark Volant, Morrison, St Jago, C ark Warre to Limerick, eke. 5 days, mm, with sugar, to mas » Sage, 10 days, n (of Thomaston), Mel IW M1 denas, 10 days, with eugar, to IT D eweastle, E, 06 da; Brookmal Brig Meapy (Br), Kichardaon, jer. coal, 4 (Sw), 2 Jalway, U5 days, in ballast, to order, (Brem ), Derrbecker, Bromen, mdse and ¥7 passengers. to Simes & Mutfor. Os, lon 66 16, saw bark To, Pilsbary, from Bo t The F ie iy pat in to laud paseen er: B Trulow, Port Vendres, t days. with | 77, lat W 13, lon 55, ehip with 2 (Br), Morrison, Mayacuer, pR, with suger sad moins to Maitland, Phe! tie Reuben Carver (of Vimet ), July 6, with ‘arver, Xibara Lith inst, las 35 tand~ King, Windsor, NS, Co 13 days, with it, NS, 12 de t, NS, 14 days, r (Br), Merrian, Pictou, 14 days, with ston te waster, ic Lady to B Cunard rig Sale (Br), Boudrot, Pictou, 21 days, with coal, dr gers to Hunter & Griffen Cortes (Sie), Napolio, Palermo, 71 days, lps. June It, lat 7 22, lon |. from Baitimore for Rio {i1), Hopkins, Trinidad, Cuba, July | Chastelain & F ert Briggs, Wait! , Wilmington, NC, 5 da: ton, NS, t days, with th naval with mae | jor, Casey, Newborn, NC, 6 Schr Vandalia, Gritin, Ellsworth, § days, bound to shine- eo) Behr Rebeces, Werlam. Poterebarg, ¢ daze. 4 wes Sehr lien Ja 8 Me, 10 days. days. Sehr J re 3 Bohr Clariees Badd. Philadel) Sehr Odd Follow, Oliver, Wittignn. Sobe Warrentom, Abbott Frankli Sehr Franklin, ——, Rockland, & 5 os ek, Liverpool; Florida, Baltic , arleston; ship Waterlo Steamehi Com pan: Marion, Borry, © vey, Liverpool Ivtv 19-—Wind at sunrise, NW, equally, with rain. Telegraphic Marine Reports, Bacrrmone, Joly 19. Arrived—Bries Fashion, Naguabo, PR: Syiph, Antizua; sobre Sussex, wuayama, PR; Don Nicholas, Vortlagd ma 4 Louisyitie, N York. ey Clement, ‘Berton; Northera i, Daly 17. Mie W; at meridian, 8; sunset, Sailed—Ship Hope, NYork. Latter Bags for Rio Janciro, &. teamer Golden Gat, Will close at the Exchange Rend on (at Rachange) P5 Ooleek, of 5 oatee verpool, on Tuesday, bd quarter before 6 0 clock. i ‘above Letter fags are aise at Renyon’s, 01 Wall street. PrrLanern Arrived—*teamehip Osprey, Murden, Wright, Ellefson, @ardenas, brig Am Crots. ¥ hi® Avatria, Borland, Liverpool; brice Falton went 7 a, lara, Norgrars, Barbados; t, NYork. daly 14 PM 2 1 eplit. at lowe of te’ Plymouth with, foreyard carried away, besides of mall camage; wowld repair and eail 19th. im, of Boston, which left Canton April 1, for 1 tone freight to inad at Cape of Good Hope, | S| Leighton, | Be orfolk; Mary | Ber hallenge, M Gather} | Mary Delphina, Otis; M wey, Stinson; j tom allot; Sterli woni Charm, Berty; Edith, Cro- well; Corbett, Her er; Albambra, SSELS WANTED—AT PORT RICHMOND, NEAR Blanchard, and Copia. » Biteki stadelyn to carry coal to all parte of New Boglaad, | ois gu eee, Lie ted aane gy Me gta cht meee _ MEDIO. — eed | Suifiphen, Georgetown, ctor Chase, NYork. 8ld ship % LETE PRACTI Chiefta brig Barbadves, AniieM'Navb. Bark Gov Briggs BW RADICAL: BOOKS --4 COMP EE Getleate a hia. | . TRRDERICRSBURG, F to July 12—Arr brig Thot hrs ila (Be), O'Brien, Walifax, with fish, &o,and 10 | 4 17 bo: of the above steamers will keep up the connection be tween Acapulco and the other Moxican porte, United Statsomelltteamebipe oo") Se nena hy Be ees . 4 vase CRESCENT CITY 1,600 tone tMPIné CiT¥ tons. Leaving Now York for Chagres on the 11th and 2th éported for Philad ) fe. from Sydney for from SFranoisco, schrs Petrel, from do to May l. Sid 27th, brig Brothors, Honolulu and ‘ancisco. wARA (Cuba), July G—No Am vessels in port. Zax zwar, May 10—Sid bark Lewis, White, Salem. id, for Portland, ldg, (befor 25 Beles 8 op tone, PHILADELPHIA Tia tone of each Home Ports. agnth. ALEXANDBIA, July 15—Arr achr Sylvia E Bourne, Sand- | bes wich. Sid (not arr) « athan Durfee, Davis, Fall River; | ,Sir Ju nd Montano, ton, Chae si ad | through 8. floops Emily, d BOSTON, July iA’ Chilton, Whiting: Adelis Homer, Rico, Philadelphi tamoras, Barlow Alesia, Wills Tele Good freights paid, and good despatch given. brig. ‘Cld ship At for Liverpool: brizs Mal st ingo ohn G Faxon, and all the kindred affections—illustrated by a*groat num- ber of boautifully colored plates, as largo as life; by Homer Bostwick, M.D, lecturer on surgery, and discases of the te RE, Jnly 18—Cld bark Liberia Packet, How: RK sekins, Snow, Boston lo; & R Whi store, Dov; q hove nawed nature. It is a large qu oes ip Banshee, Wingate, Rio | Siivion; price $l0,, Extract (rom the iro: bark Chenango, Snow, Valparaiso and Callao. rt ye By oe es TUMBIA (Oregon), no dato—in the river, bark Mary | Svrcieal Journal -—\ It may be anid, fearlesaly, to bo equal ille, from SPrancisco. a and fir superior to ‘or published in ARLESTON, July 15—Arr steamship Southernor, Dick- | $R4 {Ar superior to | o Papdenar eae mith, Darli ‘a1 2 cents. Author of a work on “ Self Abuse, aud its dople steamer Mon- D, &o.,’ sixth edition, fourteen p lave: e publuhers, STRINGRE & TOWNSEND, and by the author, G4 Broadway. HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL O )is- anion—By Dr. A.M. Mauricesa, Professor of Diseases rel mgelee of plousal aad eral eaelie taiae are of suffering. meni tionste wife, and pecuulary dithoaltisn to the lene, Elwood, do ly i6—Arr Br schr Phoebe, Baxter, Philadel- F Knox, edron, Layton, do; Mary, Wi Portlan! FALL RIVER, July 17—Arr brig Annawan, Almy, Wile mi joatol of ¥ NN) July 10—Arr gohr Mechanic (Br), Cain, Philadel- | Wong, fig asd specially tor Che aseiots ee these . Cld ith, brig T W Smith, Perry, do. contemplatin, rrisge, a8 it lowes important scerets, LUBEC, July 1i—Sid sehrs Esther Elisa, Hunt, N¥ork: | Siich should be huows to them particularly 1th, Gen Taylor, Wright. Norfolk ‘To those whose health doesnot permitof on increase of MACHIA: ily 15—Arr brig North Amorica, NYork. family, it ie of especial im 08. 2th, irene, Watchinan, and Grecian, do. Here, also, every Temale-the wife, the mothar—the ore ORLEANS, July 10—Arr ship Norfolk. Leavitt, | einer budding into womanhood, or the one in the deciiy. of anion, Hoffman, Clenfucgos; Lavinia, (Br), in wh ure conteraplavedtan important change, ux, ship Pam, sils, Calves: | can discover the causes, sym aud the most effsiest =, Towed | fomedice, and most oertain mode ofoure, in every complains ' fo which her sex issnbject. tract of ‘trom & Gentleman in Obie, i a ‘Darron, May's al, Dr. A.M. Mavercrav:— afb ship Germania, NEWPORT, July It NYork; Cornelis, He bi er, J nectiout for NYork. July Are echrs New York Packet, Rendouti Vetaloga, Perry, York. eT, J i — A hrs Si NYork; G months betore and du a: Irth, Snrith Tuee oat. fnements very, successive one more and more uly 17—A+r ochre All and | prosira bor, putting her Jife in imminent an Dartinouth for Albany. which waa, or the last ove im, despaired of. Ion) that ENSACOLA, July 5—arr brig Lucy, Seller, NYork. Cld | thie state of things was it myself te 34, brie Jeo 8 Walton, Campbell, Chagres. meet ore t this w about months, [ PHILADELPH Jul Arr bark Rob’ “on oon' me matters Gr N te 1 cannes ea ou the relief it forded my distressed mind, ang July 1i—Are sehrs on Jearaing that Boarse, Jamon River; M Marcy, Willet M. Desomeaux provided s remedy. 1% Cullen; Eli Townsend, Corson; Jas W tto me, whiah I Little conceived was ‘Arbmend, Another year would bave over laren lefVinclosrion me ve, and ‘dren left motherlecs. * It is, of course, practicable to convey more iy the gin Be sty Uame: | eenaed for the marriod, ct these contemplating 0 tended for the m: oF those con Forahat Sturgle, and Willard, Dayton, fsreate 22 Beendvane the Pabst Oger " PLYMOUTH, J 1\— Below bark Sarah O1 from Boe | Lil iy stree ew York; le 0. any; Irae; ton for Matan ge Mince) Sid I7the sche Seephou, Wa- Broker, Mokile, Alntama; 7. U. Peterson, d@ Chosttus strors ter che . York. hil RTSM bor), 6—, Han- Ou the receipt of $1, 8 00 will be transmitted mail. oun Pane Wee el 7 ft mg A of free of portage, te gar'vart of fs Gaited Brae ‘All es Portemonth: i7th, bi Taratine, Hill, Newburyport for | must addres a Mauriceaa, Porte Kieo (eco Miseell); seur Emery, Hoyt, Bancor for | L&4New ¥ ‘Offioe 129 Libert: o — Ch Sa 0B. IRTLAND, July 17—Arr bark 4, Lew Aid, Rogers, NYork, | spy other in Amorica, St Mary. Tako, do Std eches | Broadway aud Canal street, By ins, NB) A111 Carter, Rogers, Boa | 7 May'2t—814 acht Baltimore, In port brig it, NYork; | lens, Hateh, Philadel ‘noes Ellon, Clark, Ron- Henry layson, Crowall, Staples, Philadelphia. Below 17tn, s aden. ow. Re ble taste oremell, and will scree with the most delivate stomach, Sold by Brigham & Miller, 17 avenue D.; B. Lyon, 472 Greed streets and st Drummond's, 40 Keade street upposite Seow- art's. “SALEM, July 17—Ar plein; Caroline, Bradma Me Hope, Pat, X R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “ PRACTICAL, a Vate Treatise,” &o.—Office hours, 9t0 12 A. M., 6 be ( 8S Green wioh SAG HARBOR, July 1i—Art schrs Henry Reed, Forrester, Plymouth, § sereet.” Frew S81 GEORGE, July 11—Sid brig Matamoras, Haskell, Balti- more 1d brig Harriet MU M'Gilvery, to Rico or St Croix. sloop Sarah, Philadslpbia. voted exoli Promise m: obtained from any oy ricture, and in the deplorable consequences of Sid ‘ork uly SArr schrs Richmond, upper, ‘are. Bickmore, and Henrictta yf 1ith, Sarah Nash, Gilchri« Ge wn SC: do. Sid Mth, der his peculiar plan of troatment, the tchr Adelaide, Hiarnden, NY ork | ured. ven thoso of the W LMINGTO! o% ig EL. oC panees, Soest Ge pg and Prince Albert (fr) Roge 0 schrs Fo ugh they may requ: Bmatl, on: © D Bills, Morton, NYork, 10th, echesd GK in the earlier in the ease ins ves Perseverance. Those spy , Boston. private disenses will be gratitied by ne eure, which ts often effeete Passengers Arrivea. Reindecr—Capt Thomas Mickoll, lady and {brig Ernant. sold in be ing upon socinty were know! opinion would be formed. keparate room| thowe who may have to wait. For treat | dress Box 560 Post Office. AL M Grime £ W righ Mrs L Sinith, R Derdy- Eljiote, J Smith, C ise & J Davin, Master Davis, y. Jand Band Master © Hast Moi G Aap ¥ Harri Rrookize New On: eane—Mre 8 Burnett, 2 children and servant, L Phenix—17 im the stecrage, R. L. MORTAMORE WOULD SAY TO THT who have contracted “Care ut voleas,” ace of thy health.” [have devoted many have treated successfull, thousands wish to alt me iy menos, Ch Wi KFipton, Orleans: , one ores ha Ashoroft, . to OP you will svoid sat they only cam ours ee boul as. tite, o yh mi 5 peapuiated ‘ MORTAMONE, Mb. 100 Wiliam street. Ay OY O PER UNTIL CUR FYE Jedge Berenson, Duane rtreet, may be consulted oo1 § M Ole toate diseases. | Fro Ryn Permanent Dovey. Mrs of bottle, one dol KR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. States Mail Steamship FRANKLIN, iM bet ia , towehing at § mere on Satur ricture a from self-abure. See his vate office, 436 Fulton stree R COOPER, M4 DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THE toon, per devoted bis eh the treat or For freight or pas- NGSTON, Agent No. fs Broad way : ‘ anel, it is confidently ex. et made to San Fran FON, St Wai atceet vm token in the conmtenot | preted ahe will mae che clsee, m of auiokeet tri BB. Sv