The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1858, Page 5

Bahboock it was usavimously agreed that the election or- dered by Congress be tixed for the first Mou¢ay in Augast ext. The Oommirsioa then adjourned. Governor Denver arrived here this evening, and pro ‘oveded to the fort. Rumors are in circulation of a battle *@u the Southern border bot#ren tho free S:ate forcs and ‘@ party of Missourians, in which twenty oue persore werd ricilled and eleven wounded. The news is not authentic. ‘Trade of the Lakes with Liverpool. Cixvetanp, Ohio, May 29, 1868. ‘The bark D.C. Pierce aud schooner D. B. Sexton, with ‘@taves and lumber, and schooner Corres >ondent, with ‘wheat, all for Liverpool direct, and the bark &. E How, Markets. PRILADELYHIA STOCK BOARD. Paitapeiruta, May 20, 1868. Shocks beavy. Pennsylvania nate 6's, 89; Reading Rail- Fead, 20%; Morris Cana:, 42; Long Isiand Railroad, 115; Penmeyivania Railroad, 413. : Batmmors, May 29, 1858. Flour duli and lower; doward atreet, $4 26; City Mills, Wheat tending upwards; white, 61 ‘20a $1 80, Corn at 64c. 0 660. for write, and 636. « 600. for yellow. dail at 205 a 21 340. and heavy. 1 84 E.; sant, So. ABIEC, Prtapaurmia, May 20, 1858. end wheat quiet aod tcnange.» Ce ‘puoy ant; Tle «8 738 Whiskey provisions without fe ANOTHER RAVOLUION AT GREYTOWN. to the Uniua States Ship Jamestown— Fight of tne King—The Don Quixotte of the Nineteenth Centary. OUR ASPINWALL CORRESPONDENCE. AsviNwaLL, N. G., May 8, 1858, STistory of the Great Invasim=Colonel Kinney’s Financial end Miltary Strength— His Allies in Washington and. Utah—The Colonel is Brought Back to Aspinwall—How He was Made Prisoner. To my letter of April 19 I informed the Herarp that ‘Col Kmoey, with some balf dozen followers, sailed from ‘¢bis port a few days previous—on the 15th April—on the American bark Osprey, Nash, for San Juan del Norte. It however, that the cit'zens of Aspinwall were kept in the dark, although the colonel, it appears, ventured to disclose specu sufficient for furnishing a ewall army, bis collapsed treasury had @ surplus of “$20 000 casb;”’ and his balf dozen followers were con- calculated to win re- Falstafl! latitade, and in case shrewd Yankee should venture to ask where the had made a “raise” of the $30,000, one of his pary bad anticipated and answerod the question by in- ‘ming the Washington Sta‘ st he bad been nego. ith Brigham Young a. te Mormons, proposing colonize on bis Mosq uto grant, and the pro- having been Javorably received by the Mormons 4 to raise the $30,000 im cash, and 600 in merchaudiso, The whole sffair—‘cat, cash and lsurels, Mor: A meal and mercbandise’’—was a most arract hu 4 ‘end as you wil! s000 learn, his invasion (?) of Greytowa ‘© mos; ridiculous affair, and would bave been discredit. able to a schoolboy corporal. Kinpey, 8 I Dave stated, left here on the }5tb, om the . He was accompanied by the partios' whose ames I gave, and took wito them abcut $2,000 worth of eee eee. Nothing was beard of the oarty ‘waul the arrival of the British po tes treat from Grey- town, oo the Sth May, which brought back Kinney and nis party, ox: Captain Hill. This peotieman, it Tete ochind wu charge ¢Kianey'© house and Pro: ston. Sach is the Greytown version of this affair, which bas thrown that litte nole into spasms, disgusted Captain Ken- pedy, of the Jamestown, ard filled the mail with de- for the Honorabie Secretary 0° State, aud my Lord Napier. addition to hauling down the juito flag and run im ite piace the Nicarsguan, Kinney issued and @ masuacript proclamation, sigued + bimself _NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1868. INTERESTING FROM UTAH. News from Solt Lake City by the Way of Sean Fraachco. OUR CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE. San Feanctsoo, May 6, 1868, Interes'ing News from Utah—The Saints to Vacate the City and the Northern Portion of the Torritory—Going to Form Colonies on she Colorado, Mohave, and in the Val- leys of the Sierra Nevada—Brigham Gives Orders not to Fight, and Oails for Assistance to Leave the City = Scarcity ‘in Utah—The Women Wearing Ovats and Pants—Some- thing of Col. Kane, dc. On the 26th ult. we were startled by the unlooked for intelligence from the south of the evacuation of Salt Lake City. After all the terrible threats of the Prophet, and the worse things that were to be done by the “army of Zion” if the expedition ever attempted to move towards the Great Basin, we were little prepared for the news which has been brought in advance of the regular‘wall. We bave not received the Deseret News to stamp tho report with authority, but there are circumstances which throw an air ef consistengy about it which entitle it to consideration. ‘The news reached San Bernardino by the arrival there of a few Mormons on the 20th. They bring advices from Great Salt Lake City up to the 24th of March—fourteen Gaye later than that received by the last mail from that place. The chief of this party is well known in San Ber- nardino; and though his statement of the change in Mormon politics was unlosked for, he is, novertheless, fully be- lieved by those acquainted with him. He says that as hia party reached Codar City, @ distance of fully 250 miles from Sa't Lake City,on the 20h of March, they were over aken by a courier from Brigham Young, who brought @ printed circular from the ‘First Presidency,” also ape- cial despatches to the authorities in the different settle- ments, announcing that the United States troops weal be permitted to enter the Valley without molestation. It was the intention of the Saints to vacate the city and all the land north of Uteh county and go south. The Mormons in the southern settlements of the Territory will not be re- quired to vacate their lands; but those who leave the north will form colonies upon the Colorada, the Mohave ‘and in the valleys of the Sierra Nevada, All thoughts of war are, therefore, abandoned, and the repeated assertion that their bouses and property weuld be commitsed to the flames falls to the ground before the assurance that whatever losses they sustain in conse- quence of the occupation of the city by the troops will be met by the goversment. Brigham, in the circular re- ferred to, commands his followers not to fight, nor t> op- peee in sry manner the army of General Johnston. It is believed that this charge bas been accomp'ished entirely ‘hrovgb the influence of Colonel Kane, of whom I wrote to you in previcus letters. The Colcnel arrived at Salt Lake City on the 25th of February, and on the 10th of March he left for Camp Scott. He had returned to the city or sent to it the result of bis negotiations, which led to the despa‘ch of the cour- jer with the pews w woe received. It is further stated that in the circalar Brigham bed made a cal! for five hun- dred teema to aid the removal from Salt Lake City. Io the absence of something official, it is difficult to ar- rive at any concivsion on this important change with apy degree of confidence. There is, as it stands. decided evidence of back down on the purt of the Mormons, for the party alluded to etates thatthe eol- diers were to erect in Salt Lake Valiey a military fort, which is noe was never to be permitted: out the statement, as they have it, that the adsence of the rom their homes is but temporary—toat after a gon py pba aahad ov nl on Ww the Pacific, wil yewrn as before—would seem to justify the corciueion that a compromise measure has ‘deen held out by Colovel Kane to Grigham Young, and mei wub some Fut ip the camp. It ie very evioent from letiers trom the south that the possibility, yea, probability, of no war causes considera- ble chegem thee. Col. Kane does pot stand very highly in the eeteem for the services he has rendered the Mor- ‘as be has the intention of returning to the East by the ie, be not Lkely to meet with much friend. eby ‘the Alia’s Loe Angeles correspondent, alluding to Utah wits bad Unt the people bave ceased to use sags It is ead le bave to use a, coffee, and otber artic es which are copsidered indispon. pab'e in Douscheepug, because these things are Dot to be bad, There is aleo eaid to be a scarcity of material for women’s clethit g, and meny of them go dressed in pants and coate. Property. Gen. Bunt will arrive to San Bernardino by the next mail to look after his affairs. He bes the contract for ‘The rame correspondent, writing of the emigrants from San Berparaino, saye:— Some of there People, have arrived in Salt Lake, and thoir identity is ming'ed with the body of the eburch. Others are scattered in the cifferent ments; but we great bocy of them sull keep ‘at the Vegas of the Segia Clara, uncer the Pri ot Amasa Lyman. mephow of Wm. Smith, M C., of Va ,and Satberlaod is from Richmoad, Glideon ta wamp ‘They are pot to remain here, but are to move down uj Panseo Siar of tho 16th May contains the following | (he Colorado, where explorations have Deca maliog for aocount of the adventure of _ tbree years past, with a view to colonizing. They have By the British steamer Trent we have received copious cor | found a rich valley between the Santa Ciara and the Vir reeeat p rice cilmate bave en tried and ‘ound Gremown by force, and 10 sesame the goreramentof We | suitable, ‘This val'ey region thoy believe to bs accessible To the telegraph 5 we are indebied for the follow- | by steambotte up the Coloradc, and the Saints wish to oc- ‘Teawme of ibe procerdings, which we had not space to | cupy it before the Gentiles shail be able to get ia. Sugar, im our e2tton and rice bear exorbitant prices in Utah, because of (By tolegraph Meat Ueyun, re. | te expense of taove articles across ‘the Piains. b-} op tay men armed'to | They wish the profits which may accrue from raising hauled down bolstes in ite stead | these necessaries, which wil all be consumed among them- ae the dazor'shouse, | selven, to be divided among their people, in sage ag vont to Captain ts one of bi ay “te ™ aoanenes Gee Yere sp in arme ope of bumen: jo never was © Mormon, as ap neecn hashed fT A Gt and ney as al wes time 8 ‘mon . Parnel ioe famence oa that be wibereete Nauvoo, They were camped at Far West, in ve of the yn ay of ye ad been in | Iowa, when Kane camo up, [leis a gentioman of great by them that the y United Mates and | kindnees or beart and his Ld y =) wore strongly ex- garage yas been resees, ae oe ie hasesn. i cited at the of that crowd of men, wo- ere he had tones his own order for Mr vol Acting | 60 and children. He sided them in various ways, and Grnee! end lately sppoivied Minister to Pans by the Nica: | 8# 8 token of their gratitute for his kindnows they named regian governmen' prodused hie of office and proved | their camp Kanesville, after bim, and have always re- SERGr5 aod thet Mr Toman dared not | tained 'e strong regard for bim. In 1848 bo delivered & mbow bis face . having been outlawed for veing | lecture before the Pennay!' Bociety, which an oficer to . was left to be done | wag en eloquent and graphic descriptive account of the Qeretore, asthe ci iene of Uresiven ‘ed oon taking “7 the Avaatic Tate lectare Ct "Ke Seiush slotsser to Aspinwall is @ portion of their history, and is as almost which wes dene sacred book. The object of hin visit to Salt Lake has not ‘The Colorel and bis party bad arrived at Aspinwall, transpired. He carried letters from I’resident Buchanan, poa himseif an em. naiderasie portion of bis luggage, including the iron onl, and others—compored the troupe which, owing 10 | deimend used ‘oy his Brother, the explorer, ia now tn ‘the want of appreciative taste on the part of the Philadel. | store at an Rerrardino. phia audiences, ended as every other masical speculation mt -) oT oe ee Bees oS 1s eure to ond in that city—in a pecuniary fatlare. The poobe bey) Aen} aed distinguisbed artista composing this troupe lost several thousard dollars by their efforts to minister to the gratid- cation of the Philadelphians, and they court upon thelr season at the Academy to make up the deficiencies in- curred ia that unfortusate speculation. We hare no doubt that this fact will furnish an additional inceatire to oar music loving public to extend @ cordial and liberal patronage to artists holding 0 deservediy bigh a place in thoir estimation. The resalt of the forthcoming season ‘will, we think, show that New York is the only city in the Union which can be securely counted upos for the gucosas of musical or dramatic enterprises of any sort. ‘eet news Mr. Hackert at Lavra Kamva's —We see that this ad fromt who fone to take the aveaiiants in the rear write be for a fow nights more, and to companies 2 . which bad been Magree the iG 4 roceeserel thal, sien and « bait The Mormons Magree were of e partot Colonel Re ae 8 corps of redoubts, and savenced with s company and a half 10 ‘he aenietance of Captain Magres, The stood bis arcune chee wee Guyer mae cold was 0 greed thet oor mee ‘pot fire their guns. at hut Fa Saco So egies Sve oe riven ito the re‘oubdie, and it ie beleved that the commander eas hots fell ‘com the |, eetzed luntenrs “tronty: bands. Our and four Jeutepant Colone! tao nothing (Tt ie, perhaps, unnecessary to say that there is not a Rp. Burau } ind Lieut. stomp and as for the demecrabe party im the coming aatama 2 sree ones @ the dive ways, Posi Avother Murder by a New Yor’ Aburtivnlt. THE WIFE OF 4 HOTSL KEBPER IN SOHOMAGIS COUNTY THE UNYOKTUNaTH VICTIM—-oBOKST BURIAL AND DISINTRRMBNT OF THR KODY—COBRO- NER'S INQUBST AND VERDICT. Tn lest Sunday's Haaatp was publisbed the arrest made ou the day previous of Dr. Cobel, of No. 67 Ssound street, on svepicion of baving onused the death of Mrs. Amelia Weber, s married woman, who lately residod ia the town of Warrenville, Schoharie county, this S'ate, by procuriog an abortion upon ber. Tho fact that Mrs. Weber bad died very suddenly at the resi¢ence of Dr. Cobel, that she was privately buried without » funeral or acy of her frieuds being invited to the burial, and other mysterious circum- stances in the case, were brought to the knowledge of Coroner Perry. The Coroner at once sct about makiog an investigation in the case, and #0 strongly was suspicion exolted that the deceased came to her death by unnatural Causes, that be ordered the body to be exhumed for medical examination. The body was taken to the medical College im Vourteenth street, and there examined by several physicians, who immediately pronounced it acase Of death produced by abortion. The adortionist, Dr. Cobel, was arrested and measures taken to secure the attendance of the husband of the deceased, and other wit- Besses, at the Coroner's inquest, which was set down for yesterday at 8 P.M. Dr. Cobel was at tho inquest, ac: Compenied by ex-Judge Stuart, as his counsel. While the husband of the deceased was giving his testimony, the Doctor became so boleterous in his remarks to the wit- ness and unmapagable, that eome officers had to remove him from the room. Some half-dozen witnesses were examined altogether, and the evidence, as given below, unfolds the whole history of the case:— Catharwe M. Wood was the first witness called, who, being du'y sworn. deposed as follows:—I reside at No 60 Beound street; on the afternoon of Wednesday, 10th inst. Teaw a hearse at the door of No. 67, 0n the opposite side of the atreet; a ccffin was brought out or the house and put in the bearse, and the hearse was then driven off; this ‘wes all dove in a besty and unusual) manner, aod I was Jead to suppeee that it must be a case cf smallpox; the at- terticn of others in the neighborhood was attracted by the singularity of the proceedings; there were but three per- sous exgeged in the removal of the body. Macelne Myers, being duly sworn, says:—I reside in the same house wib Dr. Cobei, at No. 57 Second street; I ibe basement and firet floor; on Wednesday, the t , about five o'cloos, I fret heard that a bad ¢ied in the house; Mra, Cobel gave me in formation; sbe said first, “1 have to tell you poor pews,” end then asked mo if I bad bot seen « certain lady come to the house, at the same time giving a description of the lady; I told her I etd net r der bavirg seen any such ; the © told me the indy bad ranger intbe ball, whom the witness told m0 was the burband of the deceased lacy; | am not intimate with the famuy of Dr. Cobel; I know nothing more relative to the death of the deceared. Lowis J Heftwen, beirg dy sworn saye:—I reside at No, 45% Houston stseet; Dr. Cobel called upon me on the morning of the Vib iret , and requested me to attend wo the burial of @ dead wowad !ying at his house; he said be wanted | ebould bury her, aud tbat he only wanted but ore carmage beside the hearse; found ceceased lyme om @ bed im the garret Deouse; the was them dressed for burial; wes Sey iu a hearse, ¢rivto aeey; Mr. Weber, the bus! fF me iu full at gE b Dow of the core. Dr. G A Kreeechman, being duly sworn at No 282 Santon street; I was called on t ipet., 10 tee the ceccesed. but upable to eee he vext day; I saw Mrs Weber lying in het obo ted a cough, no ¢x>rotoraticn; ber symptoms grew wrree, until she died, which was about noon; I at- krced the funeral; Dr. Cobel and the husband of the de- Com ed 8 6° went to Whe fuperal, Myres, 1 of the body; I was pever in the rooms by Dr Cobe! in the same house. De. G. A Kreeschman re-calied:—Dr. Gobel called on me 10 #e@ Mie. Weber op the 14th of May; be told moe that & person lay very sick at his house and wanted me to con- eolt with him in the cese; I wert the next day about noon, Dr. Cebel bavirg come for me again in the morning: Dr. Cobel did rot tell me what was toe matier with the wo: mav; 1 found Mrs Weber breathing vory nard; I sup. Ported that ebe bed ir fem mation of the luags aod pleura. es I yerceived dulpees in the right side and brooe! Tespiretion ’ sbe was also ip a comstcre state, owing to con. bes jou of the brain, caused oy irflammation of the lungs and pioers; I cid net think thet snything elee was the matter with ber couvter ance was paild; ber breath. ing wea bot itreguiar, but something quicker thaa usual, 1 sew her egain on Suvday; she war then very bad; on Monday afvern cn I beard that ste was dead. Henry Weber, being duly sworn, deposes and saye — reaide at Warrenville, See, eee ber, ‘barie county; the deceases was my wife; married inflammation of the lungs; he raid she would take vo me- dicine; Dr. Cobel's wife me that my wite bad given birth to a child, and that tofiammation of the lnngs sure quently set in; I attended the (uneral of my wife; none of ber friends were invited; Ur. Cobel told me that my wife bad not seen her triends, but tha! she came direct to bis beuse on ber arrival in the city; I inquired agen how tt baeppened that she came there, and the Doctor repied that by irquiricg in & drag store she jearned where he l'ved, end then came there; she came, be caid, aosccom panied by any ope; before the funeral t asked the Doctor Mit would be necessary to petify a coroner, and be an ewered that it would not be, as he should give tne neces- eary certificate for burial; ‘the fureral was atiended by Dre. Cobe! and Kreeschman avd myself. To Jurcre—Some tdi since, soon afer I was wite at my house; I bad never seen bim before and did net see him again until ater the death of my wife; [asked Dr. Cobel what my DE would befor attendin, no my wife, and he said for $20 to pey for burying my wife; Dr Cobel endorsed the pote: on my return home | found a letter from Dr. Cobel announcing my wite’s death. At the conclurion of Mr. Weber's tertimony the fol prom be tiers, referred to as baying been recetved by him frem Dr, Cobel, were offered tn evidence, and read to the Jory — New Yous, May 18 1868. Rosrreren Mn. Wenen—On Friday morn of May, cur wife arrived witha severe cold on account of the bad weather, Dey before yreterday, Monday, the Lith of wie me nth, wae ber Intention folflied, but she Is very woak ¢o account of ft. Hefore nest Morday, the 2h of ibis mon'h, it will be imporsible for ter to Jeave my bouse, if you phou'd Pot preter tc cail for her op Saturday, the 15.1. tn which ease permit ber to. prays «f you to iake eee" the chidren, and twat you must not fret about reelf With tbia have respectfully fulflled the request me of your wife gerdand to wig COBEL 57 Reoond wireet, mY. New Yore. May 25, 1858, Althonsb you wife does pot de- to frighten you, Da: I must in- ou that. op acerunt of repented colds, (nf ammation of taken pines, +né th: indeed T 1 mace 'o me ai I have the honor, in and for wyselt. to greet you with mysel!, ycure rrepectiuly, All in my power toaave ry m you thereat apd if it should rot Fe in your pewer to come yourself at least write to me. Your wire pre on 10 Rlil the enif re of the chilirew ree and preete you . bare the honor to vign myself with bigh regaré. yours oy, Dr COBRIy | ST Seoond street, N.Y. New Youn, May 17, 1858 Most Regrrotry Ma. Wenrn—Misforiune eer mat) combine upon vr. Timunt, sins with the uimest grievance and inde: serthable sorrow. inform you that yor wife's in fammation Of the luvge, by ellvelow. bas beorese Mghly dangerous, and thet she pow lies dying. 1 have called im the asiatance of doctor, and we shall do everything we oan to save Sell be able to save her. (id koows. te ee can do shall and must be cone ow. be only desires to gee you once more: therefore be im hasté to come ane do not love one minute The purse of your | wife contains only four do lars ant some centa, he prays thet you will come provided with peed any more me: tren'ment heartfelt greetings to yourself and the childre myself yours respectfully, 5T Second 7. ©. Finnell, M. D., sworn:—I maco a post mortem examiration of the body of Amelia Weber, assisted by Dectors Ferguson and Boutor, and gereral other phy- fieans: the examipaton was made in the Medical Col lege in Fourteenth street; the body har been examised om én} ter burial; decomposition hed commenc' about the neck sides of the chest ant abdomen; ‘ drain was moderately congested, without any extras ret of biood; the }, Nt and abdomioal vier 4 wer althy , evidences of active jvflammation were oh terved in the vicinity of the worn aril ile several derk, inflam d epota were foun! on [~~ Of the womb, which corresponded with imper- 7 formed absoresses; the womb presented the ap pearince and Fize usually met with aver delivery at o ton 0 5. freements of p' i rcenta were veRncr ‘That the paid Amalia Weber came to her death by rea- con of ep aborticn having taken piace, and that the sams was procured at the hovre of Charles Covel, On the rendition of the verdics Dr, Cobel wes examined : Market Property. The Warhivaton vagy. "tbe Corcrer He stetod that be was 68 years wat bern ip France. Ip anewer to the qaeation what _ MISORLLAWROUS, ER DELLS Pakin whovine receives; very ciegent visit g ¢ on aad sum | SUPAEME COURT. ~ bad & AY relative to the charge preferred against bim <0 Davies. an he ones, tred - Before Hon. Jue, W. Bi ik 00. Broadway, corner of tans neeet Gee ttined Tae evex°P!Y tO ray that this lady came to my houseas | Mat 29—James J. Taylor ana Owen W. Brennan ole near tlstnnce bot coly Satie ton bo preaariae, Se | The Mayor and Commonalty of We” York.—This was @ Pi NENT ouss ry 20 tr fluepzeysnd Imovary aff-otion, ! Market property. MiLast 1 dle. The laa tubsequentiy, ¢xpo-ed hereeif to the motion for a receiver on the Washing, Property. A, Lies Liat PILE weatber op an inclement cay and caught an additioaat cold, wich lea to a” indewmation of the lungs and ower Copeequent alimenta whicd resulted in ber dea.h At tbe clese of xuwinAtiow the Doctor was remended to the fomba, where ne has ten forked up since bis ar- rest, to await tbe action of the Grant Jury. Mr. Wever sod Dr. Kreeacbman were cach required to give bail in eed yo] as witnesses. The present ie the second Ume Dr Gobel hes been arrested ow the charge of pro- cortpgan abortion. He is « swail, nervous gas, wita - compiexion, sunken checks and a dark, restless eyo. of the Lewd Office, which granted to of West street tor @ term of years at OA the time the lewe was executed they part $t 260 for three months revt in advance. Or # the ¢etendapts counsel moved for o he ground thet a second it had ebich rew matter had been set wo, ead thoy wer - frre, entitled to time to reply, Mr Jobo in Bie ee Mr. Stoughton opposed @ postponement aniees © rary reciver was appointed. Aftor much discussion the wpvment was until the 28th of June—-the Cat poretion Counsel giving @ writtes admission that tre Com: ton Ccaneil were now in poseess'on of the Property rae rcs iviog ite reste and prefite, and had been 60 for four years. Religious Intelligence. CITY CHURCHES. Rev. Poter Stryker will preach a discourse to @remen, in the Reformed Dutch church corner of Broome and Greene streets, this evening. Rev. H. McNeal wiil preach im the Sixth Universalist church, Twenty-fourth street, this morning and after: B0On. Rov. Joreph H. Towne, of Bridgeport, the pastor elect, will preach im the Northwest Presbyterian chureh, Fif- tieth street, to-day. Rev. C. B. Harvey will preach today ia St Mathew’s Wesleyan Metbcdist church, Christopher street, between Bleeoker and Fourth etreeta, Subject, im the eveving, “The Moral Effects of Revolutions,” being the fourth of a series on the Theological History of the World. Bishop Petter will administer confirmation at St. Paul's free church, corner of Union avenue and South Second street, Brook!yn, this afternoon. Rev. Sydney A. Corey will preach, as usual, this mora- : eth mane i » S eeee one aes wes ve You Seen the Victoria Hat Case, or ‘plendid Indio rose and solo lesihor trunks! Ii ne — os y SOHN BLACK, Manufacturer, 0,000 Cases Boots and Shoes at Auction prices, at PHILLIPS & SMITH’s, 64 Warren street. preci gte nig _ assoriment of nites Peay naeseh ait : : 296 Canal street, Brandre:D Building. wv. Wheeler & Wison’s Sewing Machines Highest premiums awarded 1807, by the American Institute, ow York; Maryland Ipetitue, Galtimore; ead at the Coepection otroals ing ond evening, in the Fifth avenue Baptist cherch. Watches at Wholesale Prices —Chrenome- Rev. S H Weston, essistant minister of Trinity church, ter, potest lever ¢uplex, anchor and lepine watshes for sale will prosch this evening in the Memorial church, corner | p?,'Ve!mvorier D0, Posoook B oprteented in Now York by of Hammond street and Waveriey place. Rev. Sarvel Berwick will preach this mornivg im the — Diemond Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets, rings, solid gold chains, chatelaines for sale at manufacia New Jeri.salem church, in Eleventh street, between Third | rer’s prices by D © Peacock. Represented in New York by DaVID Balf, 400 Broadwi ip atairs anc Fourth avenuce. Divine service will be held, as usual, this morning and afterncon in the North Dutch church, corner of William and Fulton streets. Rey Robert G Dickson will preach this morning and ‘evening in the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Astor SI x Ware Manufacturers’ Prices.— Ppoone, fork, do . Ac. warranted in quality: for sale by the monutvoturer, D.C Peacock resented in New York by DAVIb Ralt, 405 Bronoway, up stairs, Uefiavce Salainander Safes— With patent veseer proof locks and crow bare, als dre and burglar Pee ee nee eer a eT OBERT M. PATRICK. Bary’s Kyla a oo m. the Best and be ‘article for ds eeeio tying, cleansing, curting, Deserving and ‘restoring the aalr.” Ladies, try ik’ Bold by sit droge’ Bewchelor’s Hair Dye, aad Tou the best tp the were opens, made. Gold and ap plied et the manufsctory, way Crtetedoro’s Hair Dye, the heat to the world, wholonale rately applied, No 6 Bouse ru’s Cod Liver Ot: Jelly. Approved by the New York Academy of Medicina. Pleasant to the taste and retaiving el! the virtues of the off, K QUABU, 185 Fourth a PaBFOLD’ OLAY & 00, Wilson's Heir Colore: « bottle brown,” or siaining the skin. [ican heeprifed Nhe water, turns any color, mo bad smell. Agen- c), 306 Grand st. (in the arug s ore.) Gee. Saunders’ Metalitc Teblet Razor Strop. he genuine article has never bern equalled for pro- ire the beenest possl le e’ge toarszor, For saleby J. & BAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor House, Heloewsy’s Pills.--The Axe is not more ne cessazy ip new setilemen's than is this wonderful whi ¢ sh rapidity and certainty tions of the etemsch and bowels, whic! us besithy regions. Redicel Cure Truss, elastic stockings, 4c., ai MARSH & Will Truth Command Attention!—To Re. ore bealta we must purify the blood Fevers. without ex- coviion, arise from foreigo matie-s having been abserved end retained in the circulation These causes of sickness 7 prod ap tpfluen: ‘& crou; rbeumatiam, be ‘a cough, But Brandresth: a ebctie. or ee ‘end vegetabie, remove the cause, and cure rower They ar Place. i. The Rev P. Macmensmy, D. D., and the Young Men's Reformation Society wil! proclaim the Goepel, and in ao- cordance with spostolic practice expose the heresy of enint and apgei worsbip, with veneration of images, ro- lies, &o., in Spring street Hall, 196 Spring street, this even- ing. Aermon will be delivered before the members of Huceon Bock apd Ladder Company No. 2, of Hudson City, N. J., this evenirg, by the Rev James C. Egbort, at the Presbyterian church, West Hoboxen. Profeseor Bush will deliver a discourse before the Brooklyn Sceiety of the New Jerusalem church, this morning, at tte Atherwum, om the northeast corner of Atlentic and Ciinton streets. Messrs. M.Queen, of the Corisco, and Busboeil, of the Gabcon M stions, expect to eall next week to return to their respective flelés of labor in West Africa In con- nection with their departure a meeting will be held this evenirg, in the Madison square Presbyteriaa church (Sev. Dr. A¢wma’) tor prayer tor Africa, Addresses will be delivered by Mr. Jusbnell. Rev. J. Lexxbton Wilsoa, D D., Secretary of the General Assemb!y's Boart of Foreign Missions, and Rev. Dr. Anderson, Senior Secretary of the American Board. INVITATIONS. ‘The Rev. Joseph H Towne, of Bridgeport, Coun., nas ‘been called tothe Presbyterian church on Fifty. second street, New York. Rev. f N Haskell. of Washington, D C , baa accepted the cell extenoed to bim by the Maverick church and Society, at East Boeton, to become their pastor, He will be instal rly next month. Rev. Mr. Bronson, of Metbuen, bas accepted a call from the Baptist church in Woburn, Mase, to become ‘tLeir pastor, Wigs ana Toupecs, and retail, and theidye prt jer ful mediot ail devilltaung affeo paralyze inaustry in ondages, ‘8, Bo.3 etreet INSTALLATION. The installation of the Kev. 3. W. Noyea,over the South cbureh in New Haven, tork place on the 24th inst. D¥ATHS IN THE MINISTRY. Died, at New Lopcon, Coon ,on the 2let instant, Rev. Daniel Runtiogton, sgea 69 years. Mr. Huntington #as the tbird son of the late General Jedediah Han’ ry Ube son bore an impressive resombiance to the father, im person, mind, mepper ana character Boil dtr, hyre Bayes, 118 y bra. Bayes, a box | ‘The plotetttix claim under a Irase free , he Commissioners Rev. Augustos R. Pope, of Somerville, Mass.,die1 oo the 241b instant = This dispensation of Providence will be ered joes not only to bis family, but to tae church of which he was pastor, and to the commuvity at large He woe 20 sears cage. He was born in Boston, graduated at Hervard in 1859, and eu jaenily pasrod through the Devinity Sebooi at Cambrid; He Grst © gaged in we ministry at Kit geton, from which ores t» Somer ville to tabe charge of the Unitarian charch tp that town Ex-Governor N & Baker. of New Hamosbire, bat now of lowa, Rey. E E. Hate, of the Sourh cburch in this city, Dr. Boyward Semve! Coaries M Evlis, of this city, aud Rey. Samuel Longteliow, of Brooklyn, N. Y clase mates. Mr lope of Education, and for lecturer before the Teachers’ Inatitute Died, at Wheeling, Va.,om the 9th inst the Rev. Wil- tom Wylie, DD , aged 86 years. Dr Wylehad orptioucd active im bis ministry, creach’ng three or four times = ‘week until pest bis bCth year, when he sustained a seri reseed reverent and Lege | oengregations erm chair, with ap ability and fervor nearly equal to his ‘The Rev. Semuel Andrews, formerly minister of the Piret Congregati nal church of Woocbary, Conn , but of are @ rerident of Haven, died suddenly on the while in het Mr. Aodrows has long been mber of 1 jon of Yala voilege, nce the death of the into or Goodrich has beew ia peoretany. NEW CHURCHES. Turcola Presbyterian church was orranized on the th of May, by acommitice of Palestine Presbytery, at Tus cola, a new and thriving village in Coles county, Iilinow, ‘The Church of Advent Society, in Boston, are sgitating the erection of 8 new ecifloe. ‘The cost will be about C0 600, MISCELLANBOUS. ‘The Rev. Mr Lawrence bas become the associate minister of the Church of the Holy Commupion, in this city, in copeequetce of the ikcreased duties devo whe Ceveted rector of the parish, the Rev. Dr. bore Avtbovy Gould, Faq, of Albany, died the 15th of April. By bie il, atver MAKIDg Provinion pla family ing generors legacies to ‘rience, be mate the Bible Society ie American Hoard of Foreign Missions, and the Heme Biro Society, bis residuary legatens, share and thare allke, by which these societies, collectively, ve from $40,000 to $70,000. lary "s (Ca*hovie) eharch, ip Norwich, Conn , which bas been rebuilt and enlarged, was cccicated oo Sunday Inet, aod three bundred ana thirty persona received the rept of confirmation at the tame time from Babop McFar'acd. The Hoytist Braminer aye that sixty per cont of the money rained. for religions ead charnable purposes le used up in “efce expenses’ and in pay ing the on of {hore who colect the money. A minister tp ope of the Eastern charcbes has lately had printed some five bundred carde for genera: oletribution, wform ing Bis friends of the (fact that be church bar “free crate,” and Expressing bie willingners to cificiase at bap teme, marriages and als—douDdtiene at the shortest Boties, Norway bes & populaticn of about e million and a quar. ter, The inbabitapte are nomipa’ty Protestant. There ie not » Roman Catboile chareb or priest in the whole land. Neither « Jew nor Jesuit is allowed by the conatitution vo fet foot on we soll. The Rev. Ir. Bellows, of New Yo Chior tor the Preeidency of Harvard ortty cates for # “iversity, # to bo vacated by the Rey. Or. Watker. The two branches of the Presbyterian church, known perc ateend Apreciate Reformed , whieh Dave Deen in reselon at | iMeburg for several days, have united under the pame of the “eynod of the United ’res- attending the onion tock place op the 26th inet , with interesting ceremonies, ‘and ‘n the presence of @ crowded congregation. THR CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THR SLAVE QUEETION. The Archolebop and Bishope of Cathotic charch, who recintly asrembled in provincial cousct! in Aaluimore, i da pestoral letter to the clergy and laity of denom raven, Amotg other subjects to which it re # the slavery quesiiou, We make the foliowing tact-—The peaceful avd copserwative character principles, which are adapted to every form of govern- tment and every state of society, has been terted and made manifest In the great political struggles that have agitated the country on the subject of domestic slavery Altnoogh byterian choreh.”” The ox our | bietory plainly toatifies that the church bas siways be- friended the poor aod tually procored the mitigation of the to servitude, until through ter mild infuence it jared sway from the ations of Furope, yet she bee cever disturbed estabsiched order or entea- gered the pence of wociety by following theories of phi jantbrepy. Pai be tench pgs ap laboring classes, and effeo- ‘le attached they ales be fore, found i view of ecepting it (© local circumstances, Among ue on oo agitation on this gubjeet Our clvrey oly abetained from all of the faithfu!. which should be free on all of polity and eecial order within the limite of of Christ «We exhorts be 7! their Leave to worldiings the cares and anxieties of po Utica] part eanship, the strugelc# for ascendancy and mortificatiocs of disappointed ambition, Do not in way idertify the interests of cur holy faith with tbe topes of any party, bat, prenching peace and good wil All mankind. study on'y to win to truth the deluded chil- dren of error, and to merit the confidence of your flooa, 20 that, becoming all to all, you may gain ali tg Christ, 5 je of the | interference with toe | Married. Dover wn—Sarra.—On Thursday , May 27, in 8. Stephens’ cur sb, by Rev. Dr. Price, Mr. Fnapmuox Dt Louisa Simm. Grose —Scirtrr —On Tuceday, May 26, at the St. Nicho- Jes church, By the Rev. Dr. A. or, Mr. Fi 7 Schinitz, cf uw city. Jou e10n—MsGis.—On Thursday eveoi 27, the Rev Joseph P, Thom oo pee Ry Ath g to Mine Raonar. H , di Died, Dyar.—On Saturday, May 29 Joan G. Dear, aged 64 ears. ‘Tbe funeral services will take place at the residence of bus eon in law, corner of Tillary and Stanton streets, Brook- lyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. The rois- tives and friends are requested to be present. His ro mairs will be conveyed to for imterment. CaRROLL Friday, May 28, after a long and tedious ines, Eo Cannot, aged 63 years, The friends of the family are respect ‘ully mvited to at- tend the funeral; thia , ab two o’olock, of us bretbers, Wilttam and Michael, No. lo. 63 Mulberry street. man Mana Cannou, Connort.—On Friday, May 28, after s which sbe bore with Christian fortitude, aged 38 years. Funera) from the residence of bor sister, Mra. ” ve aS Fuet even this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Curram.— After a lingerirg illness, Comnmuvs Curran, aged 4b sears. ‘Tbe triencs ard acquaintances of the family, the mem- bers of Company ©, Sixty nieth Regiment, of which he ease memter, sud thee of the regiment wirhing to at- tend are tevited t the fuperal, Crom his late residence, ~ = Thames stroet, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'ovork. Deaty.—On Friday evening, May 28, after @ short ill ness, of inflammation of the lungs, ’armox Daair, aged 70 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the foperal, this (Sundey) afernoos, at two o'clock precisely, from bis iste residence, No. 250 Muiberry street. iis remains will be taken to Rieventh street Ce- metery for Inter ment. Dowss —On Wednesdey, May 26, Wo.am Downs, Jr., ‘aged 42 years and 10 mootha. The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of Ppilip armstrong, are respectfully invited wo attend the funera), from his late residence, No. 520 Broome street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past two o'clock. Foararsck —Op Batarday, May 29, Wosiam Firarat RICK, @ Dative of Dublin, Ireiand. Fie friet ds and acquaintances are Ry invited to attend we foveral, this (Suncay \, at two © clock, from bis late residence, No. 16 avenue D, corner of Third street. Bix remains will be removed to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Foos —In Brocklyn, on Friday, May 28, Wo1uam Haver Foos, yoo 12 years and 2 months. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Wvited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afernoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis mother, No. 16T Fuiton avenue, Brooklyn. New Orioans and Texas papers please copy. Graves —On Friday, May 28, of consumption Sunny, aged 39 yoars, wile of David Graves, shipcarpea- Ber remairagw ill be taken to Greenwood for interment. Ber friends are reepectiully nv ited to attend the funeral this (Supcay) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 143 Kast Bread way St. Joba, New Branswick, papers please copy. Baspurt. —Ms nv Hasviay, infant daughter of RAwacd and Catberine Randiey The foneral will take place at three o'clook this (San. day) afternoon, from No. £6 Warren street, south Brook. a Livincetos.—On Saturday morning, May 20, Catuanixe Mereny, fant bter of Charles James Livingston. Naam —At Fi abet, Now Jersey, on Satarday, May 29, Baxanet De Leow, son of Benjamin and Sarah Naar, aged 11 years and & monthe. Vas Piret —On Saturday, May 29, Merny S. Vaw Fixer, New York and Sandy Hook pilot, aged 40 years. His friends and acquaintances, those of bis father, James Van Fleet, of Morristown, N. J., bis brother Jam bw father in law, J. Heory Purnet, his brothers in-law, Jona FE. Johnson, Ren). Evare and Nelson Baldwin, also of Moses Ghriety, ie plots of the port, Freakin Chapter No. 0, Waebivgton Chapter No. 2, 0. U. A., and the members the ® Club are respectfully invited to attend the foner thout further invitation, from his late resi. devee, 61 Beyard street, on Monday afternoon, at four o'clock. His remains will be conveyed to Grean wood Ce- meter ¥ Nise. 0e Friday morning, May 28, Onarum Kocers oon. S Sae eae y Whalen, aget 4 ans * ay The friends and acquaintances are reapectfully invited to attend the faneral, from the resicence of his father, in Tenth street, betwoen First and Second avenues. ‘OF Pras, w Mokes, Front strem; epee eee th ee ry end at san | SNe Joe eee ee Ren re motiotne can be to any part Giiencte ‘UL WHO SUFFER WITH RWB, can bave ikem cured Vides ae oy be fe 'T OIMBREDWS ORIGINALITY = copy voce, bet Youd the fusblon aad Corson deus, ar Br Litiod for Jowellern saliguersor booksellers, “! 4 ee BITIBH SUTBAGE —THE ENGLISH ‘treet, corner of Libes| | JRUsIoNs on swLARcEemers | Bop ce aeaneeens «7, Teast twoon ven! chirepediat, by Dr. ZACH ARVING, SCROLL SAWING, STORRS &D.. at ceprecedemted PITTRO UF. by SW OLA 200 Camel inte” eH, ORNS, BUNIONS. NAILS Lp ty Ace phy eee — ‘without pata, 20 that thie boot cam be were sy SE ELOR TEN eos epee aS @Czanes —DR. GOOPALR’S OFFIC“. FOR Tim J treatment and cure of satarrh, is at No 3Boad ia entire euccoab New York, two doors Broadway. Hi with this formidable disease ta fully established IAMOND JEWELBY AT MANUFAQTUR: DEON nOOOK otters for sale Hk dlatwond and soma Fone by ort’ by DAVID Ralf, oatew aire. ¥ D*® L¥YSTT'? “PATENT” IMPROVED ATMOSPHE- Preeenre base for artifotal teeth. The public are specitully favited 10 exe aine tee invention and Judge fo themselven Ita importance ca it Sere pane re ba seen at a glance. D*® SMITH’S BL EROTRIC O1L.—THIS GREAP REWRDT is also sold atthe Hmiihsonian pews depot. De GA be consulted at the Emihsoniaa, amd VERY LADY SKOULD READ THIB. BY LESLIE JONNBTONR. A word to the Isdies—a word in their ear, ‘A whisper to many of comfert and cheert Lf jewels you'd gain—bracelet, time piece or chaia— ‘Those rich dezzling gems of which beauty in vain, To EVANS &CO to Brosdwer you must go, And purcbase & book, which they'll sell you se low, Samp Or lower, perhaps, (ban yo And with every book sot elsewbere can fied, me rich gift is combined, Femember the number, a six and two sevens, Lndéerneash the Lafarge, is the gift sore of KVANS. Bi, GIN PIPEG s4ND 8UG4R HED? as aiwayeon band and for sale low a: the schnapps depo YOUKAUD' CELEBRATED ITALIAN MEDIO, quer AIR REMEDIES —WILSON'S HAIR doen not dyq the bair; but gradua/ly darkens your hate beautiful “black or’ bruwn:"” twenty five conte s bet- Three or four sppiierticns will turn a biack or brown ‘no stain no trouble.appl “Wilson's Hair Bestorer,’’ will prevent ba’ [ru hair, cure dandruff iwerenae the ject ‘apd Imp aboile. A ure ‘UNE, SUMMER PARALLELA, By Leste Johnstone. ‘The summer bas bounty; the fuloess of Jane, With tte frutia nnd its roses will rise on us soom; ‘The free pifts of Heaven. in their beauty and mirth Glance down in cech beam that HItumines the earth { pd books bave their value ; « (biog you may know you'll call some (ay soon on frieada RV ANS & 00. For not freer to cleapiinesa texture, aad do ohec chrag nem, have boon thoroughly tesed and fally eetab- Grocers milk and others. b} olen the manufactory, No. 56 Rutgers pA es FAB cr Villages pear the city, and accessible by rallrosda, are imd- ng the'use of thie bread greatly 10 ibetr tatereat to desiers as heretofore, 15 per cent. twist, family, Graham and rye, 2% cents pourd. iy Be pee of wheat bread will be governed by thet of feast Talbe undersigned contemplaice shortly tog, patent machinery, and all (be preeceses in (be mani tureot bia unrivalled Greed, to the 2 ue potice will be gives the public, of which ¢ Public, wag ‘ve perspire’ For sale only by Dr. ZACHARIE, surgeon roadway. DULMONARY CONSUMPTION. —w. M.D. No. 188 Bowery, after a course VONDERSMITE, of manag who op ail ow tbe Inngs are aa auaceptbie of healing, if properly treated, ly invited to Bowery. end for « bock on! consump’ ion, gratis. D ae FASANT—DR. GALUTIA B. SMITH AT Tum Smitbeontan House, le curing many cases of thee walt rhewm, ery he., be ss too, without bleeding. bl 100, without SA. M andlwosP. BR. BR—RADWAYT'S RENOVATING RESOL' skin diseases aed others from «= impure rete of the olood. xn B® RB ‘ice No. 162 Fulton street, New Vout, = by druggies and merchants every AMERICAN RAOLE VINDICATRD. the crag oth heeded banda, Oloee to the eun in lovely Inada, Rit ged wih the azure world he stant “The wrinkled aea beneath him crawls, Re watohen from his mouvtain walls, And ithe & thunderbolt he falla" = . Beautifal as (hens Pines may be we would bere mu ‘join some others by & domestic post—a m| 1 ot Ni s manafae- ord of our own raising, In fact—which we believe |. if met quite so much Ty. & good deal more of ba- ere writen on te firm of fmith Brothers, w! 4 the magnificent clothing: mores Known as the “Marble Trinity” of F alton strest:-— First in the marbet stil) (hey stend, All stylen of goods they have om hand— ‘The neat, the elegant, the grand. Weill have the fmiths their fog unfurled, $26 provdly inelr defence buried the elothirre of the world. “Match as, who cnn.” they “Tn cheapness, quality #1 We bave led~ lend wit | * the fm porver '» lowest wholesale a represented by DAV ata Do Ral, 406 Broadway, ILDER 8 PATENT BALAMANDER SAFE, free DEPOT 19 OO CASES OF FE, goons, 100 — o. » we ore deautifn) sty Hew and beauiity} 90 White and decora’ed, A totlet sete, ‘Ten services #0 Sdeitors aad gas fixtures, a fine assortment; ton eeta Gutee aver Tree, spopne, walters, forks, bo ™ secipsay Sreeware, siver plated ware, evitery. be.) Our frieeds and the pudiic generally are invited to ‘which we offer tor the above erem ey PETG MOLT & 00,, corner of Broad ray aad Lreome sree, per ships Investigator, Asm jew resetying Faire from