The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1852, Page 4

‘ — NEW YORK HERALD. | JAMES, “GORDON BENNETT, /PRIBTOR AND EDITOR. pei , 4. = OORXER oF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. [Nev t87- AMUSEMENTS THIS BVENING. ROWELY THEATRE, Bowery—Lova Mowres ix Bava o—Ponty Taisves PROADWASY TREATRE, Brosdway—Jacx Cave—O110 By ncare—l m Lion. NIBLO'S, Breadway—Cx que Feame Veur—Ls Cra~ ar, KATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham street—Bosma, THE Day Rows Seoir May—Renans anv Torses—TiPPERARY ama GARDON—Temrrarion—Tiont Rope, @aSTLeE ASTOR PY.ACE OPERA I10USE—Dowarrr's Troupe or Dr arweD Animals. AWERTCAN MUSEUM—Axvarne Pe AveER YOON AnD EVENING. PeERvORMARCES IN CHRISTY’ S OPRRA Hi 472 Rroadway—Ermuorrax Moesran.sy \ Cuvisty’s Minstaecs, WOOD'S MINSTRELS, Wood's Musical Hall, 444 Broad- way~ Brwionta® Miner seLay, é The Ne ws. ©vr columus, this morning, are literally overflow- img With highly interesting and important iaforma- sien ef every deseription, and from almost every poiut of the babitable glebe The intelligence brought from Europe, by the amship Canada, which reached Halifax yester y features chat will attract atten- ; alty between Louis Napoleon and the Legislative Corps of France has assumed a -ra- ther throatoning appearance. The members of the Legislature, aiter considerable discussion, perempto mly refuccd to sevetion the amendments made to Mae budget by tho Council of Sute, and the conse- quence was thot the funds met witha temporary @eeline. How the affair will terminate—whe- qher Louis or the legislaters will give way, ox whether e former will bring another wand coup «d'état to his assistanco—time will oon make manifest. The sceandal-mongers in Baglond have recenily reaped a rich har- vert from a@ libe! suit between two reverend goutle- Taen—one a sececor from Protestantism, and the etber fiom Catholicism. Actor listening for severs] “ays to the evidence of witnesses, which is said to have boon remarkably curious, the jury returneda verdict ef guiliy against the latter, on the nineteenth charge, which is alleged to have been a very trivial mesiter. But litile of interest was doing in Parlia- ment, Affaire in continental Europe appear to be qmiercent. The Australia gold mines were still ver atiractive feat 9 to the English. A fresh arrival e! geld dust b sed the embarkation of another ship load @f emigran From India we learn that ® large num\er of the blood-thirsty Thugs bave Been captured, sud (Lat about one hundred and fifty sonfesp to buving participated in human butchories ‘The Liverpool cotton market remained about the game ag at lant scecunts. Breadstufis and pro- visiong were active, aud moneyjin London was ap- * parently move abundant than ever After all, the leading seceders from the whig eancuses, held some time since in Washington, were m oarnest. Wo publish, to-day, their manifesto a@gainet Gen. Seott; from which it is manifest that ey will not support his somination, notwithstand- Weg be says, “J accept it, with the resolutions an- uexed Decidedly one of ithe most important political movements of the day is the convention of freesoil- ers, now in session at Worcrster, Mass. Our tele- graphic report characterizes the whole affair as being well calowluted to do mischief to one or both of the eid parties. Upwards of five thousand persons are seid to have been in attendance, all of whom worked th a ubanimity that was truly astonishing. In- stead of wasting a great deal of time in endeavoring to erganize, as did both the whigs and democrats at Baltimore, the feesoilers selected all their officers, appointed their cormmittees, and commenced opera- tions in one day. This is business like—it shows that they know their strength, and intend to meke the most of it. Which of the old parties will suffer from the effects of this formidable third party, it is impoegible at this time to tell. The pro- eecdings of the latter will be watched with intense interest by everybody A very curious kindof a pie-nie was held near Beuth Abington, Mass, last Monday. It ap- peers that a large number of the young people from the adjacent towns had assembled in a veautiul grove with the intention of celebrating the national ersary, by feasting, dancing, singing, and love-making, when, all of a sudden— Jo! and bebold—down came several car loads of biack and white abolitionists, who landed, and, aficr paying their compliments to the village lads wend lasees, organized a meeting, by appointing a negro to the office of chairman. Edward Quincy, Wendell Ph ‘Theo ore Parker, Abbey Kelly, and others, then went to work with the evident in- temiion of demolishing the constitution, upsetting the Union, and mazsacring Daniel Webster, Kos+ guth, and al) the rest of mankind, excopt Seward a and his coedjutors. How well they succeeded we leave the reader tu jadge. Read the report. It is rich Mr. Rantoul, votwithstanding his acknowledged freesoil predilections, has at iength come out in fat- vor of Pierce and King. He addressed a large meeting of the democracy of Salem, Mass., last Monday. On the same day, B. F. Butler, and ether distinguished democrats, spoke at the ratifi- cation mee Quincy, which is said to have been well attended. What remains of tbe dilapidated native Ame-, assembled in wational convention rican party at Trenton, on Monday. After striking the word “native” from the title of the party, the old platfusun of 1845 was re-adopted. So it is the same old spavined back, after all, notwithstand- ing that it hes been trimmed and brushed up a little for the occagion. A very animated debate sprvog up on the question of nominating Mr. Web- ster for President, and George C. Washington for Vice Provident. The speakers becaine quite ex_ cited: avd it was not until many of the members had withdrawo that the nominations were made. The indications are, that what is left of the faction will go over to the Southern Unionists. Many very i terceting items may be gleaned from our Washington despatches this morning: Attor- ney General Crittoden, it is asserted, is going out to England, to take the plase of Minister Lawrence, who bas resigned, and is coming home. The post of Booretary of the Navy, which appears to have been going » begging for several days, it is now re- ported has been cifered to ex-Senator Chambers, of Marylaod. The announcement in‘one of the Wash- ington papers, that M. Sartiges, the Freach Minis. ‘ter, had been recalled, is pronouneed untrue. On ‘the contrary, the conduct of Mr. 8. is reported to be highly satisfactory to his own, as well as this, moveroment. Amovg the numerous conventions, meetings, &c., wiven under the telographic head, the reader should awt overlook the whig ratification assemblages in Concord, N. H, aud Nashville, Tenn; alvo the Spi- ritwelirt Convention in Cleveland, Ohio. The whigs of thw two fomner places were out in fall force, and made the air resoend with their shouts; but at Cleveland, few of the “ Spirita” were about, and thove who did make themselves manifest were very tame. Thoce in favor of erecting a monument in Inde- ‘qpere Philadelphia, assembled in that It to build ah thirigen addew, each at re Dectaration of Independence be engraved on on marble. How long will it be before something of — is the Washington Monument, in this city, pro- the kind is erected in New York? By-the-way, greasing ? Owing to the lateness of the hour, we are unable | to publish ye terday’s Congressional proceedings in | this edition. An exhibition and trial ef agricultural imple- ments is to come off, at Utica, next Tuesday week. These displays tond greatly to improve the farming interests of this great country, and, not unfre- | quently, are ef incaleulable benefit to the politiciens, | as they open extensive fields in which to sow their | opinions. Gov. Calhoun, whe was on his return to the States, ied'on the 30th ult., near the Missouri line. A horrible steamboat explosion occurrednear New ‘Orleans, on Monday. Upwards of fifty persons aro supposed to have lost their lives. We publish elsewhere the particulars, as far as they could be collected upto the hour of going to press, of a sad and fatal accident at Staten Island, attended with serious loss of life. The bridge from which the victims were precipitated is about twelve feet wide and some eighteen long, on to which up- wards of a hundred persons were crowded. This bridge was supported by two chains only. A link of one of these having broken, the whole were precipi- tated en masse into the small dock below. There | was no float underneath the bridge, such as there | are at all the Brooklyn ferries, and which would keep it in a safe position, even though it were overladen, and the chains broken or let go. The Coroner’s ju- | ry have not made any investigation into this part of the sad affair. It appears to be one that the Grand Jury ought not to overlook. We have not been called upon to record such a distressing acciden since the fatal one at Greenwich avenuejschool. The Boards of Aldermen and Assistants were not organized yesterday, for want of a quorum. Tue TAMMANY Society CeLepration—Ex-Pnrest- peNT VAN BUREN AND OTHER DEMOCRATS IN THE Frep.-We refer our readers particularly to the report of the celebration of the Fourth of July in Tammany Hall, under the auspices of the Tammany Society. A number of distinguished leaders of the democra- cy, from every part of the Union, appear to have been present at that assemblage, and to have msde speeches on the occasion, although no reports have been made of their remarks, on the present crisis of their affairs, Among others, we observed the names of Governor Cobb, of Georgia, and John Van Buren of this city, set down for speeches. We have no doubt that both these gentlemen managed to keep the table in a roar, with the brilliancy, hopes, and pathos, with which they described the condition of the democracy at the present crisis. But the most important part of this foast is con- for a torch 1i | this . The military firemen ordered out. PR Bla New Yo, Mave Jue returned fom a viet tothe AT BUFFALO. Burravo, Sere aay, bo meet Rochester to Chey each EFFECT OF MR. CLAY’S DEATH IN THB SOUTH. Barrons, July 6, 1852. ‘The announce of the death of Mr. is, Olay cast a deep me Bg oan New Orleans. where he had many ‘The courte immediately announcement flags were ‘cisplayed at half masts. ells | = eg ‘manifestations of sorrow were everywhere ap- At Pa Norfolk. Richmond. and Wilmington, extensive pre- | parations are making for a grand funeral pageant in honor of Henry Clay. THE MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI AND HENRY CLAY. Boston, July 6, 1852. ‘The Maseachuretts ha gre Fike crm met here yes- | terday. Gen. Pierce, who is a member. was present. He was chocen # member of the Si mittee, and also chairman of a committee to reso- lutions rejative to the death wk nat Clay. He subse- juently reported # series, which Saat ib, which is bighly - i. Trend send a copy to the relatives of the deceased, * — Personal Movements. PDanicl Webster is expected toarrive at the Astor House this afternoon, from Washington. He will remain but one day Arrivals at the Howard Hotel—Dr. F. Searle, Spring- field; Gen. J. Clark, Vt.; KE. Secomb, New Orleans; Geo. Sillito, Jr, ‘Cincinnati Re R. Sherwood, do; Hon, R. smith, Ti; J.B c Darin base HotereHen, Jobn G, Mather, Troy; J, i. Ferrer aud family, Cubs; tion A. Birdsall, Binghamton; A. Do Urrega. Mexico, Henry Dabuque and family, ‘Acie pulco; Hon CM Craf's, Maine; ML, Selionck, Stocks ton, Cal; BE. L. Foote Marga!" TELEGRAPH Ic NEWS. Ratification Meeting at Quincy. Quincy. Maes., July 6, 1852. ‘There was a large attendance at the democratie ratifi- eation meeting in this place yesterday, Hon, Gorham Parks, B. F. Butler, D, D. O'Brien, and E. Avery, were among the speakers, Large Whig Meeting in New Hampshire, Coxconn, July 5—P. M. This being the anniversary of the battle of Chippewa, a large and very enthusiastic meeting has been assembled, with but one day's notice, to ratify the nomination of Scott and Graham. Wm. Kent, Esq , Presilent ed and eloquent speeches were made by Messrs Nesmith, Edwards and Stevens, New Hampshire dele- gates to the Natioual Convention, and Hon. James Beil, ex-Governor Colby, A. H. Cragin and H, A, Bellows, Esqrs., and ochers, ‘The enthusiasm for Scott and Graham is spreading like NEW YORE wosmon COUCH (OFFICIAL. st the Tesolutions were paseed, and it was resolved | are Preven! den Ki otion, | ‘Wednesday fac ti | rece ment will co Thareday event i Wome et atc countenances 0 Yesterday were on Rect Beavers. wildfire amiong our granite hills. equalled only by the Harrison campaign, Several thousands were present in the cvening, and the day closoa with the ringing of bells, firing of cannon. and fireworks, Three times three lusty cheers were twice given for Scott and Graham, at the close of the fireworks, Whig Ratification In Nashville. Nasnvitce, Tenn, July 6, 1852. A great Scott: ratification meeting comes off here at eleven o'clock this A.M. Scott's letter of acceptance has worked a great change. Convention of feta Med tained in the remarkable correspondence with many of the leading democrats, from ex-President Van Buren down to ex-Governor Kossuth, who appears to have been brought forth for the occasion. Mr. Van Buren’s letter is conceived in that peculiar democratic rigmarole, and in those harmonious pe- riods which mark his life from the first time that he became Senator of New York till his last nomina- tion—a colored nomination—for President a second time, in 1849. Mr. Van Buren also seems to forget, in the honeyed phrases of his letter, that he bolted from the democracy in 1848; although he seems to have embraced with gladness the opportunity of now coming back to the party, and of going in strong for Pierce and King, in conjunction with all the other barnburners of this State. Mr Van Bu- ren is a wise one—he has shown good sense in coming back to Tammany Hall, not to insult the convention who placed Pierce and King before the country, in the same way in which the Evening Post alluded to their platform, or as John Cochrane of the “up town” wards did on the anti-slavery question at large. The other most remarkable note on the occasion, is the letter from Kossuth, ia which he reminds the democracy of the strong intervention resolutions passed by them at Tammany Hall in Octeber last, and now almost repudiated by the convention at Baltimore, where they placed a new platform before the country. This is rather an unkind cut of the great Magyar, for the ninety thousand dollars he has received by humbugging the people of this country, in relation to republicanism and democra- cy. But what else could be expected of the ‘ poor penniless” agitator, when he had filled his pockets, Old Tammany is again in glory! Ovr Re.ations with Mextco —Tuk S100 Con- tract.—We publish in another part of this paper a letter from Mexico, with an accompanying transla- tion of the contract framed between Mr. A. G Sloo and the Mexican government, in relation to the Te- huantepec right of way. Obsequies of Mr. Clay. DEPARTURE OF THE REMAINS FROM NEW YORK. At two o'clock, on Monday morning, the remains of Henry Clay were removed from the Governor's room, avd ercorted by the committee of the Common Council, the Washington Greys, and the lay Festival Associa- tion, to the steamboat Santa Claus, at the foot of Murray street. The Association acted as pall bearers, and the Washington Greys as a guard of honor, ‘he steamboat was Gecorated in an appropriate munner, the outside be- ing festooned with black and white crape, the flags, which were half mast, were trimmed with black crape. The cabin was hung in mourning. and in the centre was ar- ranged a cenotaph, upon which the coffin was placed, and covered with a velvet pall At 11 o'clock a gun was fired. which was the signal for starting—the bell commenced telling and the boat was soon underway. The following is a livt of the funeral cortege — Lg age acm i. Clwy. son of Mr Clay; Menry rors grandson. Lexington; Hon. Mr. White. Ken fants 1 Hon. Mr Williams, Kentucky: Mrs, Carter, Senate Commiitee—Hon. Mr. Underwood, Hon, J, © Jones, Hon, Mr. Stockton, Hon. U. Vish, Hon. 8 Hone ton Hon. L. Cass. Robert Beales, Sergeant-at-Arms, U. 3. Senate; R. P. Anderson. Aw istant do. do, Commitiee in Charge of the Coffin—Messrs, Wood, Pat- - nam, Fhelps. Horton, Williams, and Forsyth; Committee of the Clay Festival Association. to escort the remains to Lexington; Common Council of New York Washington Greys. Clay Festival Association, delegations from the General Committees and others, and invited guests. TELEGRAPHIC ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS AT POUGHKEEPSIE. Povcnxerray. July 5, 1862, The steambout Santa Claus containing the remains of Henry Clay, has just passed this place. A large number of our citizens went out in small boats and presented bouquets of flowers, to be placed on the coffin. AT ALBANY. Axuany, July.6, 1952, At #ix o'clock last evening the eteamboat Baltie, har- ing on board the Committee of Arrangements. the Whig General Committee, a delegation of the Democratic Com- mittee, and one hundred of the Burgess Corps and eltl- zens, went down the river to mect the Santa Claus, on beard which boat were the remains of Henry Clay. The Baltic remained at Castleton, and at half past nine o'clock the approach of the Santa Claus was announced byt the tolling of bells and firing of is. The Bal- bell coinmenced bear | minute guns fired in rn to the Santa Claus. The Albany Commitice of Ai oy meg having been re. ceived on board the latter boat At the Committee of the New York Scmmon Council, introduced to the Senatorial Committee, the Bultic led the way to Alnany. The it war perfecily still, and not a sound wa heard spent e waters but the tolling of the bell# on the boat d the booming of the minute guar, now answered nt Albany, After rome unavoidable delay, the body was tuken ashore. and piseed io a splendid funeral car, bulit by J. D. W. Wemple, of this city, when a procession of military, firemen and citizens generally, +peedily formed, notwithstanding the lateners of the hour—1] o'clock. The Printers’ Union, the St, Andrew's Svciety, Wels Butterfield & Co. "a express mas beautifully deovrated, with the attaches the lichment. a mounted, Joined in the procession, ‘The public buildings and many of the stores and houses on the line of the procession were draped in mourning. As the procession pussed up State «treet, (the firamen bearing torches.) the reeng was one of the most improctive on remarkable that has occurred since the rewuine left Washington. Arrived st the gates of the Cupitol, ae WUntary opened to the right aud left, and the rvanaing the Capitol © car and carried into the hall of The closing ceremonies oceupi it} near ee Ftc of ~) io Pepltan wwe Cah, ao the jurgess’ Corps were left in charge. At baif-pust vight o'clock ‘thin me OE pee ge were removed from the Capitol and. w: | the Burgess corps, attended by the the Ce "We of one tommy journey te Ly Wats gern Tr. any, duly 6, 1852, At the spiritualist rere in this city, none of eminence iu the new school, who had been invited, was prevent. Mr. Finney while, as said, under the control of spirits, delivered an address, which was principally tack upon the reccived ‘heologian and_ religions ctusds of the day the inspiration of the Bible and divinity of Christ" It was delivered principally in the English Lfh- guage. bu? when that was nos powertul enough to express the fervid thought, it was interlarded with ejaculations in the unknown tongue, something very like Indian, Some of the female mediums at every strong sentiment uttered, responded in the same tongue. No proof was given of these things being from spirits, and no opportu- nity was allowed for inver stieation.. Philadelphia ‘Monument Con Convention, COLUMN TO BE BUILT IN INDEPENDENCE SQUAKE. ETC. Pumavrrnia, duty 6, 1352, At the session of the Monument. Convention. this aft noon, Governor Biglor presiding, John © Spencer, ot New York. presented the report cf the committee ap- cinted to prepare resolutions to carry out the object of he convention. The report recommends the puilding of aringiecoluwm in Inicpendenge square, with thirteen sides, and that the Declaration of Independence be cut in solid marble. Micquent : peeches wore delivered, in courte of debute, by Messrs. Spencer and Lvffman, oi New York; Ashbury, Hail, und Welborn, of Georgia: Charles F, Adams aud Banks. of Maseac huvetts; Geu Wright and Cel. Alexan- der, New Jersey; Governor Bigier; ingersoll. of Conuec- ticut: I Rhodes Island, and ex-Goy, Dinsmore, New Hampshire, The reselutions were then adopted. New York state Agricultural Society. COMING TRIAL OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Uriea, Jaty 6, 1852, The State Agricultural Society trial of grain reapers aud otber implements will commence at Utica on Tues- dey. 20h of July. A large number of imploments have been entered for the trial. The citizens of Geneva vill have an exhibition of the machinery aud impiements at the same time, aad a ploughing match on Wednesday, July 21et, TBe Kaffir War. Bostox, July 5, 1852. By arrivals at New Bedford. we have accounts from the Cape of Good Hope, to Alay 7th. The Sixth reciment hud bad a sap encounter with a lorge foree of the enemy, in which the lotier were finally couted with a large Dumber kilied. Andrea Bothaia, a leading Hottentot, has been indict- ed and is to be tried ior high treason, General Cathcart had been thrown from his horse and badly injured, but was recovering. aud intended to lead a forse of 1.000 men into the enemy's country. Sandilke. the chief Kaffir rebel. had again sued for peace, but Governor Cathcart replied that e would make no peace with the Kaffirs this side of the river Kei and there appears to be po doubi that it is the intention to drive the Kaffirs into Central Afric. and annex their Jande to the English colony, ‘This probability is highly commended hy the Cape papers. Tn the midst of the war. the papers still contiruc to urge vigurously the es- tablishment of a representative porernment. From Halifax. DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA Fox bOSTON--ARRIVAL OF THE ALBATROSS—THE GOVERNOR OF NEW- FOUNDLAND IN TROUBLE. Hartt ax, July 6, 1852 The Cauada sailed for Boston at a quarter tocleven o'clock, and will be due there to-morrow evening The steamer Al eight o'clock this morning, having been signaiized East she must have passed the Larbor in the night, sue maue a fine run There is a strong party feeling in St. Jobns, Newfound- land, according to inst advices. General Le Marchant prorogued the Legisinture with ar insulting and ill termed speech, which excited the enveers and derision of the audience. The press. withont regard to polities, menife-ted great indignation, iis ofuy. bangod by the neck. was carried through the streets hy the poy alace. a drummer and fifer playing dend marches, fis excel- lency is promoted to the goverument of Nova Scotia, and ineult will nov be tolerated for a moment here Dreadfal Steamboot ‘Aeride nt—Abont Fifty ives Lest. Now Oaraans. July 5, 1852 This morning, as the steamer St James was returaing from Piloai, her boilers exptoded. killing about fifty per- sone—-including among them Judge Taaac Preston of the Supreme Court, Mr. Woolf. the Corporation Atorney, and other prominrut citizens, and many women and chil- dren, who were returning from watering places, Tho St James, it is ex eald, was racing at the time with a see ‘boat. The St. James was crowded with Josion, among whe |. #8 it becume sprarent to ali that the boat would soon be wrapt ip flame, which proved two true, for in w short time after sbe enught fire and burnt to the water's edge ‘the rufferings of the victims been horrihir ip the extreme ‘The steamer Cai fornia hove tn sight an’ surviving sullvery assengers at tho we described as having 1 took off the and brought them to the cuiy. Execution Ne! Murderers. New Omieans, duly 2, 1852, Adams and Belisle, convicted of murder, were hanged ip this city to day. The Tepes slipped, and both were precipitated to the pavement, a distance of Aiteen foot Aftor being restored, they were hanged wntil dead, A large crowd was preseut, and much exeitoment pre- vaul Murder m PiUsburg. Pirrencno, July 6, 1861. Famuel Mitchel berm | turnkey of the Gounty Pri. son while walking elong Woter etreet, war attacked by three potrons, stubbed in the chest, and instantly kiked. David Jewel! and James i. Cochrase have been arrested ot oxpotcavore of (he deed, examined, avd cominitted Failure ofan Acrorant. Wirsuxavow, Del, July 6, 1862, Mv. Purey, # neronavt, vndervook to make» balloon asvension yesterday afternoon, but it proved a fallure. Le was too heavy Great excitement prevailed, with threats to destroy the balloon. He made # second effort, by entting loose bis basket. and getting ustride of he bo al but it was no go, Capt. J. F Robinson. of this . yolunterred to make the ascension, when he wa whed tothe balloon with cords, end rese dangling in the air. He alighted some three miles distant safely, end re. turned to the city amonget the shouts of his friends and the populace. Sextous Raileoad Accident, Buvraco, July 6, 1952, RBThe down train yesterday afternoon, was thrown of the track # few miles below Canandaigua. Me Power. of the American Express office, was much bret, cod one brokeman, named Shermon, had hiv soull fractured wevercly injured. The acetdent was occasioned by ruening over a cow. Large Fire at t Shreveport, bios Hew. Ontaand’ Tuly urred at Shreveport A dow! rnetive fire ming propoity trose. from New York, acrived at | York public. dealin same economic Pies, &e., man and attractive ath of July, te emporium, day. $85,000 mortgage. in » ate tn thie Which he invi York, an ju ieee to bave ‘edge to # rar from Dr, Joha Grise Tallmadvs, President of the Aweri-an institace, J-Malte ken, Cutier to tue Royal Navy, gnd uumerous others, cau bo seen at the depot, No.7 Astor House, and S57 Broadway. An Attractive aes La the Bowory.~Those Singer's Sewing Machir ion, not only as a curiosicy, ty. Wha its ‘To own anvis & poritive income—inde ; Ner York ‘oflice, 258 is sei yan a ce Shades, value. ge deafness. heads. jerenux. Alsi foren.e by vous Antidote: netirm in ther by its discovers of nocessity qeen oe F manifestation London, J. ch --If youh enuned by of the Kahvene effect he Hepery ing, Ce No. 2 reew pany. turn thoir for the very them during the fount of $20.00), The omen lr q # ad by ‘ent—Assistant Aldermen ) Wella, Wright. Wheelan. McConkey. Assistant Aiderman King te to the ay A quorum not being present. the Board adjow he ,dnesday afternoon, ny 6 o'clock. From the pte bg EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk. ACard.—Mile. Lola Montes has the sath- to intorm her frieuds and the public that she iv to ‘® benefit on Thursday evening, thedth of July, at the Bo ery thease, whore she sat present This ws the first reai she reached the suites © sist of the ample soupe for ol The downfall of the made ® great like magic, the black h and Srané ptre ots, No. 836 Bowery. atook very large, article sold at here yon ans yourtelt best Boots, Shoe: tof; ana onr word for it, Remember, 150 Fulton 000 to lend on Stock, and on Bond and rms to suit applicants, om produetive real | “gw 03, Cc BROAD, No. 13 embroidered and Saunders’ ify that Dr. Heath, o Dr. Powell “wishe JOHN Elegant French, and India tilver bordered, ener Veding Envelopes. every variety of pattern, its general us the former color, gloss, This exyui ear yaaa soe and Toupecs.—Batehelor's mew atyle Hook and Lacdor Comoany on Montiay morning, tho Sth inst. IPL MEMBERS OF EN Stated Session. Boanp or Assistant ALpraMen, Monvay, July 5, 1852. Aldermen Brown, Bread tain, a ng Brown was caliedto the | yorum not it, the Board adjourned to | being present, pee avast by Pata Teh, rotate it arty in Eg. WARD SANFORD, Cierk. Prey or Assistant Me ae afternoon, at 6 ey Turspay, uy wen an | Mil. Lola Montes received no more venefit f 01 ther ni Pee Totten | soni ll tnediseutauante Mlemnet esta: Meitee se prs which eho will dance on wlan dancer, The ing will A Fine Portrait of Gen. Pierce may be seen st ROOT'S, No 963 Brondway. Alco, Alboni, Joany | Lind, and ovber motables, — Family Groups, fect Miniatures set in ri #, &e,, go to ROOTS Gallery, No. 563 Browaway. | mn} Tings, Pletures of the People.—Likenesses of dis- uished Working men, hudmen, butohers, wood sawers, carpenters, milline Brady’s National Gallery of D: 20) Broadway, contains the rtraite in exiet ee, and th of the great men rvation. Ci change i qi by KN Gentlemen from the South and West wilt enieh their Have you seen the thousands of Summer Suits at Union Ball, corner ef Fulton and Nassau strocts ? Snch an assortment war never before «abn It is the iret r-sert of the stranger in se! of farhionable clothing at cheap ra they oan save fifty por cent on fashionable retail there; and when they have clothed tue elyes thoy take their boys to Union Hall, r al plan. Broadway Fashionable Clothing Empo: um.—Alfred Munrve & Co., 441 Broadway. invite all who are in want of fashionajie clothing, well made, to call and ex- amine their assortment. Grace, Beauty, and Lvecysi vipers —The thechsracteristics of the Ladies’ No do Gail usaetnred by CANTR ‘Their prices are their style of work r estalpisiment acter. oh: The most pleasant “way of pending the alling at D. A. BROOKS" boot aud shoe 30 ton street, six Brooklyn, or Wil Wali street. ity, Latest Styiesof Shirt Embrotdery.—@reen, No. 1 Astor House, has just received frow Paris a variety o o the newest pat atteption of the gentleaca of New strangers sition the city. tits whee Bosems, ites t no equ re C seid of them ad wa; Wonderfal revolution in prices of Floor Covering. -Reflset well areas ans Hiram Ai e “ar pets, 440 able Covers, To the Deaf.—We, the undersigned, cer- roadway. onred us of ionsstand- J. Stiter, Hugh Clark, J. an, 'T. Whiting, Sarah Bell, Mary Daily. Oifice hours itomy tod daily. Mathew Brown, whieh will move and] rok like | the nator Claret Wines.Alarge varlety tn hogs- Also, in glass, from ‘vin ordinaire” to tuc famons rowths and best vintages of Latitte, Latour, aad Chateau | ¢ delicete aud hizhly perfumed, Sauterne, DUNCAN & Door Plat pein, er dicing, is deeply aud siavers'y to be seaveree os aongst the faculty, un his death; tor it isnot to be expected they wil p empiric to onor, fortrno, audimmorialiy.” He e contemplativa of this infinie phenomenon, wich may be traced to the operation of she ratme sents theorder in which the planets revoive in their ando. ating path. to the unfolding of the light—both equaliy indebted to the of slur pow ur chil A Gentle Hint is Appreciated by the Wise. Yod may yet joarn that they are the natin ‘adval » ver may nally ac fay where can be fo ma the largest py the aadro et Sessions Ail the hat, and siv t in the world Gago hers and eae Une Graham’s | ti fire on Ue ni ‘Mabbait, orbrien, Brea- Denes that of Wits tate nn heratctors. gle large Portratts, avks, Fitz. G. Halleck, Mes. Ko extitie at his rooms, 289 Broadway. eure comfort, by calling ith articles of fasbioun!« The are invited to oall at 441 Broudway, betwoen Howard No deviation from marked prises, ithout any trouble, in the and Gaiters that the city « Metallic Tablet Strop.—For keeping razors in perfect order this arti favorably kuown to the public received medals and diplomas inoy mors ble a it weofexhi ited am: ngst several !andred Ufferent speci: me f razor strops, ae bibs th Hideatar of itetextranrdiuary powers, re. Valentine Mott, to inform his patients that he has removed to 50? Rroadway, where be will «:tend as hersvoforg, to ail di 4 iy. corner of Duane street. Holland’s Description of Watts’ Ne upon the roots, # aiefal growth. . and stimulating the growth of aling extraneo at ORE TADURO'S Wig aud itor How the very best ever invouted, og Medicated Soup, (or euriap’ Tonghunsa, ars of the bod) it 7 ‘tehelor’s eclebrated Liqaid Sppenrancee Only 26 ¥, THOMAS LYO! | ] { DAVID BDEN, FROM | ire, somatic | iy MM ’ Breaden, ee es om TED =TO, ASCERTAIN THR | THE w REABOUTS ho addressed a Mettorte Mr. 4 ry set ms Piilauens: Ny | [SFORMATIONIW ANTED—OF JAMES MOONEY, WHO left Warhington stecet, Now York, this day three years ‘Whon last heard of, was on the Steubenville Railroad, ‘Any feformation respecting him will father and mother, at 20Mor- print, Somos MoCats horry street, i July 6, 1 age. on the Fitch sections thax kfully received by rie strect, New York, we oll 600 ~A YOUNG WIDOW LADY 18 ANXIOUS «to meet with one or two gentlemen who will Ycan her $000 for a term of two years, um she will pey seven per cent interest and’ gi some furniture; and if ary give seourit’ theman could board ont the amount, if de these who are truly sincore and Londra notiee, References of highest given.” Address “Sano,” ‘Herat outiee rned to r laying an. va- need fas een given pectability ean be tan, a 5 all those so- he tuoeines tow Werks Praladelphia: Washineton, ZA “CTBIL ZRGZRE KIBUIA ROCA NIBBA selene the control of the Mar: , were are and dui. im them #han pny The entertain *h zine | ve mosey popular ‘the Bowery on R. GOVAN WILL CONFBE A FAVOR BY CALL- ing on B. A, Morautes, of New Orloans, st No. 6 Broadway. NGice: Ip THE LADY WHO TOOK CHARGE OF biue frock Cor juring the accident at taten Ton Montag inst, iil eeture it to 129 Meriden Ane, he will receive the thanks of the owner. POLITIOAL, ENTH WARD DEMOCRACY, AROUSE!—A MEET- ing of the democrats of the Tenth ward will be held at Nizon's,corner of Grand and Forsyth streets, on Welncs- day evehine, 7th July, at eight o'clock, for the purpoos of organizing sp aseociation for tue support of the demoeratic republicau nominves—fur Provident Franklin Pierce: Vice President, Wm. R. King. All demoorats are invited to tten * UE NINTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ABSOOTA- nt ting At Smith's House, 00 Porry img, July 7th, tom: brranas: on meeting to 1d in the Wednesday, Jay Auth, The looket:, nospins, Lie printer, House ousten, Levi te Boe. gest coll @ who wish to study the | ard are earnestly requested to il here fat re srt, the association during che z ee President. - 7 AS. ART P, Black” Hai THOS WALKER, § Vive Pres. iu gentlemen's ha d, and their pirces nt Rocky Mountain Wa. H. Dusewavry, Av'm. Van BurnEN, ne Secretaries. w are WARD —AT A MBBTING OF THE PIERCE Aud King Assoetation. held on Monday evening, 25th instant, at sue be onse ot William ; igo ee following gentlemen wer Aaiuneus' jee! —For poursof ALFRED | B: dent Thomas. J Hagan; for Vico Presients; EB. jer to Know pre wardr White, Joreph Ger ames F. Hevry; Secretaries, je Charles Bove, au Willian Hattman. The democratic eleotere of vee Twelfth yard are hereby notified that a wase fo held at cue house of John Se of 109th reat and Third avenue, on Wednerd: duly 7. Seversl eminent speakers are invited she meet woes alLare requested to be Pree AN ARLES BOYCE, 2 Sones urie MN, Wut itarnwass” § Secretaries. President. acing app ting w ted to the Now oh Our vitivens fird vives by OLoTHHHe, NASH FOR CLOTHING.--LADIES OR GENTLEMEN, having any east off eloching or furniture to disposes of, ean receive the utmost value ta sae sonding te the siore, or by let or throagh the Post. EN he ‘Godson vices Ladies ationded to by M. Golem, AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED ~—Hadios and gentleuien havin: anes off elothing ox {st picare t0 dtapora ci, oan obtains ‘air vuah prive by #onding @ summer outfit on the ion from marked prices. Shppors, Bosking, | for the subscriber at hie residence, er s firo through the ELL & LaBUY TEAL Fost will be promptly bitended to. Tadien attended vy Mra. very reasonable. thir | Qghe M. S. COHEN, 66 Kim streot, very excellent, andovery of the most fasuionable FT OFF CLOTHES AN DE FURNITURE WA! TKD— é Ladios and tlemen can obtaim a xood prise for the above article: y sending turouch port or othorwise, to J. THOMPSON, © Leonard siroot. near Broadway. AST OFF CLOTHING, COSTUME: JEWELRY, FIRE Arm, &e.—Gentlemen or familios having the above mentioned articles for sule, wil! he avcended at their resi- dences, by leaving orders or addressing @ line through the Post Office, to 8. L. PHILLIPS, 17 Wall street, basement, ABT OFF CLOTHING AND ¥ ORNITURD. WANTED Ladi gentiomen havinge: y Clothing, Faratture, o ‘ir eash price, doors from bro yu will be comforvable ali liameburg. Apply }, Buse’ mete ey chs, to M. DUSSELDOZP, CAST OEE CLOTHING. —WANITD 79 PURCHASE aiout two thousand dollars worth of good left — Clothing, in large or amall quantitier, for fis value will be hberall, 2 bas been ton tion persous iy, or t! inventor hie store, 11 Orange etreet, nenr Chatham street. MORSES, CARRIAGES, es. JEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET. The nest resular Auction Sate of Horses, Carringes, Harness, Suddien, Be. will take mW oh inst, at 12 o'clock. JOHN H. GATVIELD, Peopeition mare, Prononneed by the st possible keene ~ Sea eneral Jas, ay be seeua’ the stable, 03 Kast Thirteenth streot, nese University place. OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HORSE, FIVE YEARS old, sixteen hands high, fine forin and action, svylish iriver, Jong tail, kind and gentle in gin cls or donbly harnes snd under the eadule; warranted wound. Just from Ve mout, Inqvire of J.C. COMSTOCK, No. 2 St. Peter's place, rear of Astor House, one door from Barclay sbroet. still maintains but asau article of posi- ‘in maxiag money is true ndence, F% SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST Pain OF JET isc Horses in New York, sixtoci bande high, #ix and even yeursold, and tine travellers. Also » very ifteen Lands high, and au excellent anted sound aud kind. To be soon for 8 West Thirtoouth eteoet, nivrson, No." Bowery, Carpois at $1 por ply Carpet, Tees, Mate, ¥ tn. their real a few day: 8 Stable, N Tetween Fifth apd Sixt: avenue OR SALE~A FIRST RATE MARE; WOULD AN: ir butcher, baker, or ® milkman; is a fast travel- ‘be sold ol price $70. The reason for sei!- he is too light for the rk. Please pe this week at No. » Whore she JOR SALE. FULL BLOODED PUROC I HORSE, i, A nie ctrintine ce ie ayet ane bs ‘dapple bay, six yenrs old this spring, will bo warranted ‘also, Artificlsi Byes, juet imported, | covnd aud kind eat Thtrtoeetn resents ae bees te TAGE ed sy aa or apply to ISAAC H, HALL, 26 01d elip. FOR Sates SPLENDID PAIK OF CARRIAGE Horeos, black, 15% hands high; vhoy aro sold us she ner ie about leaving ‘he country. ‘They can bo soon at the Livery stable, 59 Great Jones street. SONS, 407 Broadway, Wedding 1 in the latest silver ombossed and OR SALE—TWO SINGLE HORSES, SX SEY- years old, kind in single and double haruess, beau fol caddfe ungs, will atand in the street without tying, will Le wold cheap for ensh. Ayply ®t 127 Grand strect, JOR SALE—A DARK BROWN HO’ high, a good traveller, ond evit n family, use in singie cx double harness; he will ve warranted sound and kind, ‘To be scon at P. Rooney's atables ora of Lafayette piace and Fourth street. Prive $175. Ke ere particulaze, address (post pail) bex 1,045 ‘Lower wtatyle of the art, ¥ respect DSOME PAT gevon years old, mle or devble har; ‘and neat Kockaway. will now be sold € going A.so, new Surly at the Haina, Crosby si Ui Bey Carslege tier au fectly sound, kintsand geutle 1a a torethor with anew double Mart en Cost ofall a fow Wook r asthe ow ringe fo ner wl ieuf in search of me wont for tho Fuments with whica ORSE, WAGON AND WARNES F FOR SALE CHFAY. hatur’ works are. borndle tw ‘ives them Shots vitahtagy ox peculiar propestien, ts o Nora Hes Jsomo eheriout horse, suitable for ® private nics matt» i is diversities f0 rms, joeptible of | seantly uF prove Nevknd eeeet ea ear mer at oohy of Animated Nature, See ee cane |. WaeOre neatly new. All will be'seld iow, if ope érvous sytem,” by G, Calvert Holland, M.D, | immeMately, as the owner is going to Europe. Inquire ub 106 Mercer street. FUCRSE FOR S4LE.—a BAY ORSE, SIX YRARs oid next November, IGhands high, very styli«) and kind in anygharness, wound in every respcct, And Warranted to trot a milo in Sq mir utes; just in never hus been train ine arldressed to B.O., Herntd of- fice, will meet with atten on, ral Coloriny Flatd. and rddon paralysis of the the tators. The genuine And oriyinal preparation cam be ob- FHonszs FOR SALR.—A PAIR OF DAKK DAPPLE tained at the general d So 200 Grau etreot, anid at prays, 1636 haude high, lone tniis, six yours old, sonnd Brondway, Y Washington street, 30 Hudson | 8nd Kind. and ove in dng style: price, $500. A's, & epam 7 Bowery, N 4 17> Pulton trent, aul 146 Atiat of dark chesoutsorrels, 1S hance snd 3 tnoles hich, sven » Brovkis Prive ante pe years old; aifine guach team, remarkably kind, and ed sound; price $50 he 2 pair of brigitt gh, remarkably Lind and warrsatet old, $00. Also, ® very Sno chosta ade bigh; @ dine horse for @ priya warrnited king end round x a3 1 d article, for dress- a of the ufsctared tual v market, Twente ¥-thir na teinee AP MARTIN FILBUSS Stave, er aby wwar Sixthavenue, IVERY STABLE-THBE STOCK AND FIXTURKSS ofan 91d on iis) 4 Livery Stable, now doing a good asin ure. jomiro sof futo the business, would, a9 we'l to tal'en C. & d. ce abs NENG, 75 atom riroets orwi d th id efeot junit Jerinvon ed, ‘Thote wanting’: very uporice artist OCUIASTS, AURISTS AND DEN’ cI. Jan BATEMEL ONS cols teated Wig Pancsey, N. ns pe ot ramcpar eral * ad bet’ igwortonoa FMOVAL—DR. J. BUSKEY, DENTIST, OFF for pee pant fou fou urteen yours % Moreay etree! ———— Ne entrap: “4 tA Walker strony, Tivcsbe sanateeters sa¥ insere bos prom\uim tuevere ptibie for solori block and single teeth, with or ‘ithout artideial gure the hair or Ce nd whiskers At ie applied. The wonderta The American Tastitute awarded to Ur. Ruskey, Dentist, address. 4 PP UE DEAR srALL BEAR AND! Tue ‘BLIND SHALL xe 5 rei eareapaie Yall co care 2 tom iene sabe Kathavron for the Halt. Tir delat ert il | Whole world to pr OFFICE, 23 * divonsce of tl * importes from mice hours d , 101 Brondway. ay: ‘Mghvedness restored. ia fale wooks, thick, hair grow sven is perfeotl id gency, Ni o'clock P. | Warm TO BUY Ny 10 HIRE—A SMALL HOUSE for a single gentleman; the ene to be paid in a varter! Segiven’’ addres Che ae ifm ay Herald offic A ‘SMALL ANTET—t0, BOY,OR MINE. A, WALL SOUBR : p ‘bo paid quarterly in advance. Tho,best rox HE MBKDERS or KNICKERBOCKER HOSE CO. | foroncecan be piven Address a. B,C. Dy Heraid once, or Compan 0 n, for URNITURE WA TED, A SUITE OF ROSHWOOD tortainment furnished ther After tive fire in tie above ‘alty, peek chamber Furnitnre, ty good order, for whieh On belinlf of the Com: | a falc price will Ve paid, Any one hi thy seane to dit one M.J.NADDY, Focoman, | of ‘al Ptoate adders Bachelor, Box Posi Offive E COMPANY NO. 14 {7 AY TED TO PUNCHASE—A COUNTRY SEAT wien invere than Fike,27 Walker stroct, shout four acres of rrovmd, within tow mile optahle supply. of refreshments turniehed | ¢ Teasy aeeesn Wy Fellrond oF Ftoamboe | np olgut rane ave ® the ot a rom the country, and | | fee SAYS BY BY AUCTION, warwrre ASW Nene —tH08, aie 10% 6 ree ta sh netden Fo: pas eee " valuable A Warnitore,. tock of a CLION ‘OTTCE. i. NI will cell, thie day at 10) uae ise ne TO'Nosuh’ Wi int ahaa wariety ot No. rittine of Sefer Couches. © ah iid Suen ke cent and Needic com ever; a the Soots, Shoes, ‘hale a cae Wathen bebe, UBERT 4, NICOLAY, AUCTION BER —D! Building Weetebuster Combe & Nicolay, will sell ow Wel k, at the tuated in the from the city o rr Mape ane full partieular Westoneater, uF 98 Chatham ch tisemment in tan, daily Ex) tial Advertiuers ten ese OHN TISPRLATT, AUCTIONEER —PEACH AND- Chorry Brandy, Segery india Ale, aad Wagoma, one dndinn Ponuy, Bie. Jobn op Thureday, June Pat Li clelock, at the a | Pearl street—O0 cases sab vo! nad Cherey dere 4 ~~ Sexarn, nanorted gonlities; 7 casks Indis’ Ale Bro rout; Jamaicn Rum, Brandy, Wines, o Slurry, &c, Alxo, hve clegant new Wagoserom kind in s'nmle and di te x ble harness; ‘ne Platters Hine. also, ‘ Peints, 104, 000 Nba. OWN W. SOMPRINDYKR, AUCTIONRER,—THIS- day sat the Avothiu Room, No. Il Spruce steed, ateeeh, ab 10 ock=Large exte of new and regond hy sisting of new white wood lent Tabi nek. Walaeh dns trouae oie Dressing do.; Black Awalnue W. ‘ Gonch, des Site dos Black Walust and and Biuck Welnut ap ny Sofas, ParaSeni de.: Husk, Mair, and Steam abtre sees; », Pier Tables, Iron Bedstead: Locking - (Oil Paintings. Of Cloths, Matting, id, Crock- ery, Storer, ee, Ke. Dry Goods +» Thugad BS rrr lore, BV, WW IZTERS. AUCTIONERR—WILL SELL on. Thu. 1 o'clock, at 171 Barrow street, the use—gel in cunnequenoe of a -desth in ing Stove, thaee Be arpote, 2 Marble. Ferniture Bureaus, Badst d Engravings, &o., izes” Bakery "To PET AND TEXTURES ‘YOR SALB, , ALL. oomplete—Now doing a goud ons over the counter, with a good rents, baking to ter Bape, SALO N.—TO LET, A BILLIARD SALOON* rays with bar fxtufes and furniture, all in Erime order, and poesosetos gi sirable location, and doin ry si For partioulars address D. will reseive im LET AND APPLES fae SALB—A J very commudious cottage, suitable fo pee “Sina let ani the fruit of three orchards, aon cider apples, with th yithin bats & nile of » station “an the New ai Avply to Peter Pidgoou, 40 Pourl street oWuing ELrcet. F198 22 LET—A NEW TARER STORY HOUSE iz Twenty third street, near Seveuth avenue, finished. with aii the modern improvementr—hot and eold batl Ke, &e. Possession given immediately. For inquire at $12 Broadway, sccend floor, betwoen 7 P.M. of D.3! OUSES LN SOUTH BROOKLYN TO LET @ "bo nix new th brick houses on the Butler aad Hoyt etresta will be jot or sold, low am terme veorin from Fulton ferry through Court sired, g,tlvoks: every dre minutes, Apply to VALE ercy park, ‘Twentioth street t9ovelock A.M. 0 Cormece aul rai tween Shire and Fourth avenne: P.M, Meet ROAD AND BRIDGE.—TO LET—SBALED Proposals will be received until the Sth of July, for lensibg, for the tern of hve or ten ye Mi and Toll Bade jared vetwoen Wil and Flushin: T° LET—ONE OW ORE OF THE ROW OF HAND- w three atory © On Eighty. -sixth street, e railroad and stages. The fazged and liuhtod, a ground, witk acomuand) ating Vier Route cuimedistely, Apply to J. Gc KIP. ahisd Yorkvitle, or to R. L, i. Suycou, 158 5 Waverley pi piace. IN THE BUILDING NO. 4 stavet, tiest hovae act of Broadway, suitable for Any moolanienl business, bet # Well lighted; and there te the 5. B. Hutchings, No. 3¢ NO LET—A BEDKOOM AND SITTING ROOM Gy ig i roft02 Canal street, and attic room, Storage for furuituee. Apply at Me. big 6? Canal strect, © KENT—-HAN DSOMELY No. 208 Br Vie for an sreb &e. Also, for ver t, sad agent, or acommissioner of deeds, Je, 2 hanieome hookcase, Apply to Mr. rondway, VERY COMMOD)0U8 AND PLEASANT story hoyes su Fourth ar eune, contelaizgttone Len, With gae throughout, bath, hot and eobd water, Also, Che wr per’ parte of two houses, e uae on Twenty sixth 9 Fourth T° RENT—2UF SECOND STORY AND BASEMENT of Longe 36 Macdougal street, (near Wi, Park) to a email family without children ; of to gentiom Rekpectable re'erruces given and required, N ACCOUNT ee ILL 113 Broadway, on favor-: fixtures he. b ot Tal Tet soy rome a able terms, fill the dest of May, complete, bo @ responsible parts an ¢ He HOUSK, DALHOWSEE Savane, ae BE DONEGANA WOTEL—NOTRE RAMs STREET, _Mouivenl, by BROADWAY, we in eveaplete 0 Familics o single gentiou roished or unfurnished ro ARPOLL WOUSE,, New York Uotel’ ior the recep can te accommodated with f on the American or m bugs he BATHING.~MORRIS HOCSB, Tone BRANCH, J 18 mow open ‘or the recoprion of viaiters, Phe - tobarives having Furobesed the busy known 4a the Morris Kvuse Dong Brapoh, avd Laving mado desirable sdditions 1G improvemente ‘ht Sesure ity caer that the oa nae aball bo ¢ouduotod in a manner so g mex, and sclicit @ °° Joformatinn ray referring to ove one . Hotel, yous, FAMILY HOTEL Now BRIDGE STARRT, Ludgst Lon he above house is lemsrally fit rato elle) ten of swelve nei iting rooms; hevw toed ag hon teahy onde light wiry bed rT Warts, coid, # ‘grarotul thanks to his Amuricea fetcwms So long enjoved at their heeds, ane Datronoge end ree ocianse dation. Hituntign of Lend wen er gaged in commerce thoee visitin, mats, the Fcatic mb, |, LONG BRANCH, to the pubise wnat ned on the Jah of Mies deatzona of s9- Wore Steamers Rivin Levis aud Tho! cok wip daily: reers fiald the foot of Robinson steve’ daily f ot lemve weat ote waty snd OF the Carakion ERNWOUD LAS, ty, N. F suv bonse ie most wad at sho head of Gresnwood Lake, tow ¥ et bathing, cood tahing, &e., thin a. Stace leave Gooage Conpar e jlepot, Now York and rie Reilread, nye Lof tho motning train from New Work, Bor iro of Houry D, Fetter, 59 Mroadway, oro ‘ee TURRON PELTER a <7 L-Ths Ya ree i™ ran tom of visitors. eolyn, tor Saaaniony eve ay su po ot Svadar, et ‘iy o’e} 96) " ends rvrig P. 4 “" 8 will Ue i ran aincae to gomeay giitars to ble y commen cation for me left with J. Ogden Seite. eet, will be prom ntty meroud i ay ne Motel te aay oe, for ¢ ne South JONGRESS PIKATED.CAUTION -Lerrbing thas sone unprincipled Lic Gore so maenfacturcrs of my wearing ludis ‘amber tn trngtion. ox sxpwasica of * is ytvon thet And poritize vi ces or gel! cto tad for damnger hopize nired to rtamp ere = ab tuo ee others aro intrin, nO Sages wo be token—herowits wy he Corelan ny amt fired brough United Sta Maasaciineot 8 sad New um Chastow Winalow, of” Lynn, Maa re rie, by Te ba 4 t & Fivais, JEW, And wm of optnt by weaving Alrowr m: i with ‘nd reo! Galtor Hoots, New York, April 185) Gis have made otal ay cana tent, above referred ty ope eat, cata wom eo PRINTKDS PRINTrRS ri RSALE, & LARGE RypRAg prone kad 5 super r Lg kg Rppareeus oow “sent ee which ox aud and Sent ‘teeth ia wher Sonny tt apotied im tke no Initinrement apon the Patent Bos m vy Jui of th: letters Catting’s ovinio md 4 GRRA at y AWE