The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1858, Page 5

} vo hoa , tactating 8 communication to the Hon. Lewis any Fee ee furnishing the express facility, may ‘or of your commooicating my wishes on the to Mr Carter, of the firm of Livingston & Co. | leave for the Soaih ib 6 few momenta, ‘bat will return to camp within ten days from this dato, whoo [ will have eaeed te go capa my communication to Secre- rs. Lawrence & Hopkins are represented to mo as ‘Werebarts residing in this city; they must be weil kaown to merchants at camp. Permit me to bespeak your con- sideration for these gentlemen and request that they may be mace bearers of any co umunications to me. A large number of pereons are preparing to leave bere ppl lates; they wa bam no cause of baad on passing your camp. {am, Colonel, vory res: your ob servant. . ” A OUMMING, Gov. “Utah Torri A To Col A. S some mn of Cavalry, Army of Utah, Camp scott, scott, U. f P| Heapgcanrens dition, with the exo-puve of shoes, cops ead -whion articles there i & smal! deficiency of whoes, ‘aad @ large one of sooks and cave. [ bave wae moccasins to be made and issued to thone needing I expect the arrival of Cotonel sotiako yen Captain Marcy by the last of the wonth The troops are in excel- Tent condition, besider which I have nothing to report ‘worthy of mention. Footose 1 I aead @ copy of a letter re- from Governor uumming yesterday, and also my reply. He gives me ne toformation with regard to what be bas been abte to accomplind in the asjustment of ths Morwon diffioulties, My informatioa from ocher sources ie that the Mormovs are moving away from the city and settiements north of it, aod that they stil! hold their forces in position as heretofore. Wiih great respect, your ob't servant. A. 8, JOINSTON, . _ Gnlonel Second Cavalry, commending. Major faviv McDowxz,, aseistant ‘Adjutant Geneal, warters of the army, New York. Affairs in Washixcgton. Wasninaron, Jane 17, 1858. Among the Pestmasters confirmed by the Senate are the folowing:~-Daiel E. Wager, st Rome, N. Y.; Charles W. Cox, at Fiusbing, N. Y.; Lorenzo Morris, at Fredonia, N. ¥.; Alfred Buctbart, at Siog ding, N. Y ; Reabon a. Williams, at Fairfield, Conn.; Francis Fairohiid, at Dan: bury, Conn ; Charles Nutter, at Saco, Me ; Jobn W Mon- gon, at Gloucester, Mass.; Seth Nuns, at Amberst, Mass. ; Albert M Bouck, at Lee, Mass.; Wm. M. Ladd, Jiaremont, NEL; Wm D. Holt, at Covington, Ky. ; Jas. Hoyle, at Xenia, Ohio; James J. Faran, at Cincinnati, Obio; Beojamin Har- rison, at Cleveland, Ohio; Samuel Hunt, at Jacksonville, TIL; Peter Sweat, at Peoria, lil; Richard B. Howard, at Galena, 11).; Austin Brooks, at Quincy, I'l ; Ell B. Baker, at Dixon, [1L.; RuseeliC. Mix, at Aurora, Ill.; Bushnell 8 Cary, at Racine, Wis.; Geo. W. Porter, at Harrisburg, Pa. Heory J. Smith was confirmed as Collector, at Cham- ple'n, N Y.; Augustus Jenkins, at Portamouth, N. H., and Bolton F. Strather, at Chicago, Il. The following Surveyors of Customs were also confirm- ed:—Thomas Beneson, at Quincey, Ill.; Daniel Wann, at Galena, [ll , and T. Jefferson Sherlsck, at Cincinnat!, Onio. The Secretary of the Navy will this week take up the Bubjeot oF the construction of tae eight vessels of war re ‘cently autherized, that they may be put under way as ‘soon as practicable. Members of Congress from the dis- tricts in which thereare Navy Yarda are earnestly pressing shoir clatms. ‘The President’s health being somewhat improved he is ‘attending to busive-s. At noon to-day he gave an audi- ence to the members of Congress on the eve of leaving tho city. Our Washington Wasuixoros, June 17, 1858. Besumé of the Session—Extinction of the Lobby—The Op- pontion—The Senate and the House—Prestdential Aspi- rants, de. Another such session as that which has just closed and ‘the lobby system in Congress is annihilated. Just think Of it, not a solitary railroad grant! Not s single patent ‘extensicn! Not ono new mail steamer gratuity voted! Not one book ordered to be printed for the use of Con} gress! Nothing but desolation and blank dismay stering ‘out of the eyes of the few vultures and cormorants who Temained there to the last in the hopes of « little bit of a windfall in the ¢ losing honrs of the session. But no ‘windfall came, and, with lank carpet bags and long drawn faces, they at length yielded to destiny and helped to Swell the ranks of the retreating army from this now de- eerted city. If the first session of Congress ander the edministra. tion of Mr. Buchanan were remembered in aftor year for nothing else than for the annihilation of the oorrup and ocorrapting system of lobby agescy, tha singio event wili make it remomberod, for i 4s to be hoped that it has iosugurated an era o public bonesty and Congressional respectabuity. Even though Matteson was allowod to retain bis seat, aad drew bis psy, and record his vote, still the poison of bis contact was rendered harmiers by the recollection of his fue; acd even he eeemed to have forgotten the cavving Of his art, or at least, bo thoaght it the part of wisdom and prudence te abaadon its practice. And so, with th exception of one Little job of $380,000 for the beneil; of Gales & Seaten, of the National Intelligencer, with proba diy a sbaretherein for Wendell, the public printer, there ‘was Bota single matter of legislation out of which the ‘vultures of the loboy could possibly hope to have any Tho causes of this wonderful and most desirable change ‘wore manifold. The administration was known to be de- terminedly hostile to the corrupt association of publi pluaderers; the treasury was depleted, and economy was imposed by absolute nocessity. The Speaker. Col. Orr, had learned all the hidden springs and sources of the or ganization white he was chairman of the Investigating Committee with Cornich, Matteson and Fellows, and knew ‘how to guard against it, The now hall of the House of Representatives was #0 Cevined as to sbut ont all outsiders from personal commu- nion with members during the hours of business, and thore bad grown up a readiness to raise committees of investigation on the slightest protonces, which of itacif acted as a wholesome terror. All these causes, and per- aps others, combined to produce # result at which the country bag reason to rejoice. Im taking a comprehensive view of the results of the Seesion it will be seen that aside from the contempti die squabbie over the imagivary political rights of « handful of border ruffians and abolitioniata {a Kaosas, no legisia- tive act of any importance or interest to the nation was passed. The business of the seesion was of s practical character, to provide ways and moans for the carrying ciency. ‘opposition vide of the House showed itself most willing and ready to co-operate with the administration side. ‘There was no factious opposition manifested from tho first ¢o the last day of the seasion—no parliamentary dodges resorted to to defeat or carry measures—but overything ‘ag Gone and met in a fair and straightforward meoner. ‘The only obstacles that were interposed to the passage of the necessary and ordinary Appropriation bills, came not from the republican, but from the democratic side of the Fiouse; and indeed it has been a matter of remark thas if the republicans had interposed factious objections to ‘the transaction of business, the regular Appropriation bilis could not bave been passed, It is but fair to give the devil bis due, and in that spiri} I compliment the repab. Ucans im the House for the course they havo feon fit to pursue. An instance of this liberality on ‘their part was the fact of « republican momber from Michigan (Mr. Howard) moving, when the fifteen million Joan bill was under consideration, to amend tha bill by in- creasing the amount to thirty millions; and that amend- ment was carried in committes, although subsequently: Jost in the House, in consequence of ite having been found of to resort to the evinme' sy ex Eitent of inoene strike out the claune—the effect of which ta to bring « bill back foto the louse stripped of ail ite amendments. When the Original bill was subeeqacntly increased to twenty mil- lone, it was done so by © sort of anaaimous ovesent, ‘Without even a division. This co-operation a ees @lements jn the Hoare i » phenomenon al —, ply ee ‘ae ine oxtingaishment Whoa hy “eran “3 i ge esteem, the Siro, earning patiic cmompt.’ Having spent the whole oan erssicn in stupid and tiresome debate on backne; Remo Ibjects, they set to work within the clos to pile Pail the independent sutyjects of legiala- they should attonc' have been to, and ataff it into putting into an bili anything os is not y euiheriond Gy rule, if proper does not prevail in the Senate, and ‘Sen the bite come beck, from tives op the Commities of Couference, that they were mat- eb)e, Dovest apd popular roan—ia said to be on the list. which bo invertably Overthrows all antagonists—ashe ts for big unswerving firmnesa and bonesty of character. tat Leeher Committee ox Foreign affairs. The Ciscle of Jesue—Archbishop Hughes in Court. Jury es an applicant for an (adiotment against the Albany Stateman for a libel, contained in certain letters ex- posipg a society which it claims exists ander the title of the “Circle of Jesus,” testimcny, the Gramd Jury refused to indict, on the ground that if the matter is Libelisus against the Arch- Dishop, it should be prosecuted tn New York, where he lives, and not at the expense of Albany county- Tho Archbishop then offered to bear the expenses of the prose cution, but the bill was refused by the Grand Jury Interesting Decision of the Court of Appeals. murder case, which invoives the question as to whether conviction for murder can be bad where the body is vot found, was commenced to dey. appeal on the ground that judgment bad not been entered and sentence provounced in the court below. The case was therefore sent beck to the lower court. decided that the law passed by the late Legislature, taking the power of appointment of officers for the government of the penitentiary and State Almshouse from the Go- vernor is unconstitutional—Judge Bait'cy dissenting. Anniversary of the BattJe of Bunker Hill in served today by a military display in Charlestown and amount of $450,000, and im the Commercial Bank to the sum of $200,000 were taken up to day, and the books are closed. Iapd and Toledo Railroad yesterday, the old Board of Di- NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, By NE 18, ctronuiation, but The ’e pone acto | iiss themes *f Ex Pre Mdent Monroe. Tt will be seen by the following correspondence that the remsing of ex Premdent Mesroe ereto be exbumed of Saturcvy, the third of July, aed cunveyed to Richmond the cteomsbip Jamestown, which bas beer accepted for that purpose:— TO THE EDITOR OF THE HFRAUD. By publishing the enclosed letter from Mesare, Monford and Wise, (he commiites appointed by the Rxecative of Virgivia. le Poperintend the removal of the remains of ex- Presisent Monroe from th’s city to Riebmen), Virete Fu will ecquaint the public wilh wha! bas been done im the matter, aid objige yours, &e., aL Rucnwonn, Jnne 9, re Guyrimns— Yours of tbe 20tb of May, adireened tothe commities chared with the suoerintandencs of the re Moval of the remyins of ex-Preri¢evt Monroe, bas been received. A roply was deleved until definite Pirpinn repte could be msde with the authoritica of the ry New York To accepting the geverous tender of stramebip Jamestown, Captain Perish, for that varpose, ard thus cheerfully uniting with you in honoring the memory of Virgivia’s ilustrions con, permit vee <u for #o much consideration pnd disinterested kindness. ‘The ceremony of Cisinterment will take place om the 34 cf July, and we will endeavor, ss far as may be, to com- sult your convevierce an¢ time in these pious testimonials Of gratiiude and love. With great respect. WM. MUNFORD, O_ JENNINGS WISP. To Mersrs. [uniaw and Watson, oftics of the New York and Virginia Steemsbtp Company, Richmond. Tt ia thonght that large number will leave this city to Join in the ceremovies, which are to take place tn Riok- mond on the §tb of July. The National Guard, six hun @red strong, will astonish ‘he Virginians with their mill- tary eppearabce and discipline. The Virginians—tho F. F. V.’e—will recelye their vislters with open arms and houses, Farrwetr, Excacnment oy Mies Onariatts Cusiman. — ‘This artist, the eckrowledged bead of her profession in America ard Ergiard, taken leave of the pybi'c and the United States iv aeeries of twelve performances, to com mence st Niblo’s Garden, op Wonéay next. As it is not probable tbat Miss Curbman will play again in this coun- try for several years, end it may be not at all,a brief review of ber career may not be out of place. Miss Cusbman was born at Beeston of old Puritan stock, from which she undoubtedly derives mush of her proverbial firmness end decision of character. Her Parepts were not wenlthy, end Mies Charlotte having & good voice end fine artistio perception, ro folved to edopt the profession of a public singer. After Cue preparation he made ber dibut at the Tremont thesire (April, 1835), aa the Countess Almaviva in “The Marri+ge of Figaro.” She wos successful, and was soon after engeged at New Orleans. Here her voice, which was a contralto, was seriously impaired by an endeavor to force it up to the soprano register. This accident gave us one of the floest sotrecses the world bas seen. It will be remembered that Rache! also commenced her carcer ee 8 singer. Miss Cushman returned to Now Work, end war cpgaged first at the Bowery and afterwards at the Park as leading actress. She played iso at Philadelphia. So passed tho first ten years of ber professional life in the toils, trials, cars, troubles and dieaprointments incident to the life of a stock actress. ‘We are sorry to say that Miss Ousbman was obliged to go abroad before she could be recogeized at home. She veiled for Engiazd im 1845, and im the same year made her first appearance at the Princess’ theatre, Tondon, as Bianca in “Fazio.” Her success was im- mediate ond thorough. In “Bianca,” “lady Mao- beth,” “Romeo,” “Meg Merrilies,”” “Queen Kathe- rine,” Ac., &c., she achieved such « series of triumphs as has been accorded to uo other American artist in Fog- land. Miss Cushman d:viced the honors with Mr. Macrea- Gy, then in the genith of bis fame. After three or four years ecjourn in England Miss Qusbman returned to the United States, where she renewed ber triomphs. With the Epgiish endorsement she was at once placed in the highest position, Pecuniarily speaking, 00 atar except Mr. Forrest bis been eo attractive in the United States ag Miss Cushman. After some years sojourn in Europe she egain returned to the United States in the eutumn of inst year, and, in spite of the financial crisis, bes piayed to crowded houses wherever she Das appeared. fhe is now on the point of again visiting Europe, ead intends to reside for some time in Italy. It is barcly necessary to epter into a critical analysis o@Miss Cushmen’s acting. Her forte \s the dolineation of the contests of the grand passions—love, jealousy, hatred and revenge. She hes the the most acute artistic perception, ‘@ thorough knowlecge of buman nature, and great phys! cal and mental power. No one can witness her calm dig- pity as Queen Katherine; ber insatiate ambition and sad repentance as lady Macbeth: ber splondid delineation of the half crazed Gipsy Mog, without according to her also the rare gift of genius, All Americans should be proud of Miss Cushman. In her courage, energy, vigor apd perseverance she is a thorough representative of the spirit of our people. Her (grenty three years’ experience on the boards has given her fame and fortune, and her estimable private charac ter and agreeable masners have gained for her the enirie of the best society at home and abroad. We often hear of self msde men, Miss Cushman is aselfanade woman, and a model one at that. We ere giad to hear that Mies Cushman’s farewell will be made a great event im the his- tory of the American stage. Mr. H. ©. Jarrett, the director, bas ewgeged a fine drematic company, beaded by that admirable artist Mr. Edward L. Davenport. Dar. ing the eecond week there will be one or two special performances, in which euch artiste as Mr. Blake, Mr Placide and Mr. Teeter will aaatat, given, met ty the paper having tb he paver thas wouid offer to publ ,ehibongh it might pot bave @ thousand readers. om all (beve amendments, however, the Seca'e subse quen'ly receded, py rd through ite represeata- tors of incepencent legislation, a4 entirely out of piace he To this and. many olor things the Senate made Veelf supremely ridiculous. Lunderstan? there are several Presidential aspirants ong the members of the House, Mr. Speaker Orr—sa Thoy also speak of Lotoher, of Virginia, whois ag well kpowp for bis outand-thrust proficiency in cobate—in Many republican wembers beve been besid to deciare get the nominevon tr would support F is the man that reads the Shea, and’ ro en enterprising paper to tbe Pea, tbe Axnanr, June 17, 1858. Archbishop Hughes attended here before the Grand After hearing the Archbishop's Avnany, Jane 17, 3858. ‘The argument before the Court of Appeals on the Ruloi The Court dismissed the An Unconstitutional Law tn Ohio. Gincimwati, June 17, 1858. ‘The Supreme Court of Ohio, at Colambus this morcing, Boston. Bosrox, Juve 17, 1858. ‘The apnivereary of the battle of Banker Hi!l was ob- Boston, and a firemen’s turn ont in Caelsea, The Monu ment Asecciation a'so held its annual meeting and re- elected the oid beard of officers. ‘The Banks ef Loulevisle. Lovisvitix, Jane 16, 1858, ‘The additional stock in the Bank of Louisville to the Cieveland and Toledo Railroad. Crmvetanp, June 17, 1858. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cleve” rectora and President were unanimously re elected. Fire at Albany. Anas, June 17, 1868, A fire broke out this afternoon in the lower part of the city, by which seven small houses were destreyod. Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pumapevpma, Jane 17, a Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State fives, 8034; Read. ing railroad, 217,; Morris Oanal, 41; Long Isiand Rail- road, 114, ; Pennsylvania Railroad, 41%. New Ontxays, Jane 16, 1868. Cotton haa been active to-day and closes buoyant; sales of 12,00 beles at an advance of 4¢ cent; middiing, Liye. a 11346. Sugar quiet, Tobacco quiet and nowinal; nothing doing for round lots; seven cents refused for light. ee has ep advancing beer orgy sales at $426 @ $4 62 Wheat steady. Cora om. ‘ork dull; on $16 Whiskey unchanged — ehipa engaged o load coiton to Liverpool at 34: esseatonn, Jane 17 Flour quiet. Wheat steady. enscieesn the ev a 72. for mixed, and 680 & for white. Waiskey advancing. Provisions dull. Bulk meats nominal at Sige. @ 730. ‘Mese pork nominal at $17 50. Putapmirma, Jane 17, 1858. Ficor is Orm: soles of 3,000 bolx at $4 624 for oboice Penosy!vania and $4 5734 for superfine Western. Wheat firm, but scarce: red, $1.4 $106; white, $1 10 a $1 20. Corn quiet: reer, téc. Whiskey firm at 22%c. a Provisions Avnaxy, Jane 17—6 P. Mi. ‘The cata and tn good demand; sales $,000 bbis, Wheat market quiet and firm, receipts ; sales 8.000 boshels white Michigan on private term ‘supposed to be a shade better than yeater. day. Corn i good demand with sales of about ‘20,000 Dushols at Tlo. for sound Western mixed, and Of0. 8 680, for unsound. Whiskey, 22\<0.; sales 220'b! Burrato, aie’ 73 P.M Flour quiet, and beosnse soarce, Grm : sales 800 bbis. at &5 87 2 64 12 for superfine Obio; $4 25 & $4 60 for cheice extra do. and Southern Indiana, Wheat held at 780. a 80c for Chicago spring, but no sales. Corn an- changed; salen 14,000 bustels Lower Lake for 610. a 62. a's uncbanged; sales 16,000 bushela at 390. Whirkey in good iequiry and firm, ‘but email sales at 220. dull at 100 on wheat to New York. Lake imports pe CeObbIs flour, 40 00 bushels wheat 16 000 bushels: corn. Lake exporte—2,000 bbis. flour, 18,000 wheat, 23,000 busbels corn, 200 bushels oats. Buevato, June 17—6 P, Flour rather dull: sales 1,800 bbis. at $4 for choice Miss Cusbmen's engagement commences on Monday wuporine Upper Lake; $4 12 a $4 26 for extra Py $3 87a | next, when sbe plays Queen Katherine in “Henry VIIL ;” Mr. E. L. Davenport as Cardinal Wolsey. Mr. Tuainenc’s concerts in the West have been sus- pended, and it is arpounced that private affairs compel the great pianist to retarn to Europe immediately. His career tn thie country bes been one of unexampled succers, and his departure will be regretted by thousands of his friends and aimirers. Mr. Vievxnarrs, with Mme. D’apgri and Mr. Perring, is Onio and Michigan; $4 12 a $4 ithern Indians. Wheat e shade Major Steen, U.S. A., and lady. and Mrs. General land, arrived at St Tonia on the 12th , from Fort Bu- of Santa Fe. ARRIVALS. pointed, ‘Volney Wascall, at Kalamazoe, Michigan; reappointed. Peter Waive, at Marquette, Michigan; reappeinted. Wikoa, a bia, a, Meniees_remopginted "ree ® 5 08 a 4 P. Little, at Bast ‘Capinaw, Michigan; Michigan : reap- Jacob Beeson, at Detroit, I |; reappointed. 3. Adams Allen, ‘at Kalamazoo, Michigan; reappetated. Robert J. Graversact, at Marquette, Michigan; reap The Case of Mr. Kennedy and Wife, TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRRALD. New York, Jane 17, 1858. 1 deem it incumbent upon me, as an act of justice to my wife's parents, and to remove any false impression that may have gone abroad by tho report of the proceedings Fre lepy, and two Nohildren, J A BAwarde, Hy 4 defore Judge Sutherland, which appeared in your paper of | Bopdnucane indy. ine et. Rev De Dacian. F the 10th inet., to state that previous to the of the Herray ihe drove apd ince Prarie ier in FB haratend, writ of iabeas corpus they desired that 1 would give "kel'y John F Wollman hi a 31 Mont them tne tomake agi relative to my character be. at then Aen, Jb Pre th i Rime Gat See hogurtes hoeta “be wom her heme, sed f far te Rideeay, Men febn O Fieiaieg "eee Jinn wes Obat, a shou! satisfactory to them woul ersen. finctenwac nth of cur furnre happioves. At | Sean ng uy Heng rap. ur hoa rai Parkes : time I consented to this very reasonabie proposition, nd 12t tn the sted vat eoon afier, while inboring under great excitement— pt oF soaries, frome Be ~ | caused in a great measure by paying too much attenttion to the advice of over anxious Toma, who wore fearful Lay ra 4 wie Mrs Charlotte te Tap ie ane ‘Comes, we ashi eata ae kepada pal faa eee Seger ee sinceroly regrct, as 1 afterwards learned that sinile: HG Benford, Worgester: M Pond, ¥ sire Br Bond, th fot restrained of ber liberty by Srametrecs fore: MyM, iicaue Gri Willard biréei, W Rocha Mra Tiedge, “Ow Witiare. oe deohi, 1H Atwond Buel and wife, New Yorks MP Bene awerd Wrieh*. Philadsjpbia: GH Ferguson, Raltimore Mire Betty and infant, th johnston, wife, Infant contrary, was treated by them with In conélusion, | would state that ihe teeter bon’ bees baw amicably setled. Yours, &¢. WIDLIAM KENNEDY, 1 puree Neil, Frecerett. She! United States Conrut M4, the 23¢ ult. Mr. Peren Sec rennan moros, died at his residence in that city Miss Livaim Parser, of the Holiday iat inat., aged daughter of Mr. Silas 8. Steele tinction, and was herself a deserved favorite since at the old Chestnut street theatre, tn Timm Avmost Ovr—The notes of the J: , ship pal ep oy Ch daly bn » mast be hoe Rohe ke rented at the Bank Department, in Albany, on or mo Oy G peter 7 y ‘fiahap, fare temps, me 50th boss. The outstanding cirolation of thoey banks Misa Trop, WA Jackson, Morris Stone, js about $13,04 Lusborg, MLente—12 in jhe steernge, Another Diltish Outrage [From the Gerventon Orvvina, bimy 31) Captein Beveos, of the bark Nueces, from Boston, the received @ viet from the Britiad cnkeaer Biya @ eighcen Biles cast of Bavana, op his present trip bo (bs port, Bile papers were not demanded, but ho was ack. where be was from and what was his cargo. Ov 606 e6.\iLg* ioe” the Captain Of the Sey x expressed great er ziely for & supply ; Lut Ceptain 4. deolwed opening nis bakes. Thw Captain of the Styx then begged come pe pers and pertodicas, Be etated thatbe was to search Of sievers, ane Gad ordera to Board all verols he taoagas preter, He was pos wpeivil, but Cap am Stevens was somewbat indignant at the pr coer dl g tod showed a rea- Bovad'e amount of pirit inte interview. Court Celendar—This Da Soremwe Oouer Special Term — Now, 67, 172, 188, 190, eh, Woz, +185, 1, Lib, 168, 487, 198, 109) 200, vot: avy, 76, LR. Cirevit —New. 4164, 4112, 4036, 59848. 4673 2006, 1407, ior bans BIB1, WTI, WIS, 4107, 5866, ry B0R6 BT48, £602, 643, 5545, 9265, 2896, 3504, £316" 4348, 69, 2608, 2686, 402, 4452) 4406, 4431, 457), 4419, 3491, asa, 7408, VT4B, 4826, 3498, 8340, 2. 4049, A074, 4529, 40n9, S088, rey ma, 1180, 46:3, 452, 4070, 3°98. 3142, "ozs 46U6, 4065, 4479, 4498, ~ . 4879, 2880, 2182, 4048, 8007, gerd ry ‘isto, 48 8, 4597, 4e84, 2TR6) 2840 4463, 40" TL, |, 8245, 2196, 2079, 8146, 267, 6972, 361, Boren Cover, Nos. 1000, 1114. 874, 354 Commos Pras: s—Part 1.—Nos 12959, 1536, 1686 , 1864, al 1869, L660, 1561, 1668, 1564. 1805, 1567, 1669; 6%. Pert’? —Now 1986, 1196 1166, 1304, 607, ins! 1456, 1670, 1671, 4612, 1818, wr) 1676, 2 Korex.-So Light ana | vine and well Biting @ summer bans 80. il sarang meofl bat er gamerch ard all be fouté st KPOX'S, Comper Fuiton street and Broadway. we have no heat:avion in saying cant & be surpassed i any other store in Bromiway or elre There. Call and see for yourselves. 300 Dozen Parts Seft Hate--Recelved por Steamer Ar.go. For aale by the packs, RHINALDO M. WaTERS, by ste 419 Broadway, Thovgh Unprevenateg in Ourward Apprar- Ance. we don’t know of any plore that is siocked with w Aarorment of reawiemen’n bata thin ROP ENGSELL'S. Or @ greaier variety, all of his own manufnoture. Hla beaver pearl cassimere bata of various tinue and most enc aisite Gulab, are told for $2.50, end warrecied superior (9 say gold im Bresdwny for $i ‘Give him acull af 118 Nassau street. A Uarge Asortment of Seraw Hats, tn Wty oad sty, ah WHITB'S, the batier, 144 Fulton Bagr Saunders’ Metalilo Tablet Razor Strop. senvipe article, bas never been ey peties 4 egy ro ia the Veenes le eke to & razor. rk S,BAUNDERS No 7 astor Honae Girlie’ ard Children’s Scraw Hats, th every Rar ntarines Bani a'S, corner of Canal and Wooster Choi KemSeuit & Fowler.—The Coolness noed us to etlll fortber reduce i orice BOOTT & FOW, 83 sud 2% Jobn street, corner of ‘eeebes tet _ an at 12s, Silppers at 6s, with ‘nia rnbbers, dc. ef all kinde and prices, a! J. & MILLER & OO.'S, 387 Canal street, Kimbali’s 20 Cent Portraits of the People. —Amtro'yces beeuuituily colored, with case, for 60c, and 61, at Se] Grondway ogr of the Iate General Jeo one of General Harney, are bow llery, 888 Broudway, over Thomp ov eshibiion at Brady one Boe. feo nar Bread poate M 09 ane Q ma jttan ~ Fito capi baLlot; 7 pee, daguarrecty pes ‘aad ambrotypen, i i ares, wre, oe 0 co The only niece the elty Ente, clolusive of any ober frbers daguerreatyee are Ne No oe Broadway, Opposite Metropolitan totel, Strargeys in the City can Obtain Correct pbrenological examinations with sber's snd full writtea de sertptions of character daily, ai 305 Broadway, Mende Brothers’ Unrivatied Deguerreotypes pave been pronounces bey peng Nes Cit, Ameri aa inescia os emupere to any taken. Pbotngrapha take dally at 253 Broadway. yarn Public Works, Architectural Drawings, &., hoterrapted to order and on private nceouat by HOLM: Bi Broncway. Bee specmanae " i ‘Weed's Patent Sewing Machine. Depot S15 Broadway. Bartholfs Sewing Machines —Ofice 451 Broadway. Agents wanted. Addreas box 2.41 Post office, N.Y Herron’s New Patent Machine ts | a) maaan only $M. Agents Gray eee ha Hair heen apa Gre dually changes gray or without isjuring the heir or waier; vo trouble; ne be wt agency, 306 Grand street, a tae Hill's Hair Dye, 4 Shillings box, Black or brows. No. i Barciay street. Inimitable hair emung. Gedeveys Batre of Kier ‘Flewers fer the cxlom Nee mise PUT. Married. Ge —On Wednesday, June le, by the Rev. Mr. Campbell, Colonel Tnomae R. AGxew, metebant, of this ony to ¥ ‘Maa R. Wexs, of Spartanburg village, South Sev Carolina papers p) please copy CRAWFORD PIRLFT. ta Tentetey Juve 17, by the Rev. James Millett, Wiitiam Cxawron, of Madeira, to Marv A. Pinuxy, of tbis city. Farntwip— Fumie —On Monday evening, Jane 7, be Rev. James Millett, at his residence, Mr. Tuomas W. Faun. ef Danbury, Conn., to Mire Axxs Mama Pinman, of ie city. Moncerice— Wison. mt ae eves , Jane 18, by the Rev. A. & na son, Harter Woon Tasscmlen, of of Richmont, a> Wisom, daughter of Hl. D. a Indelph'a. bn ering my rats ‘Thureday, June 17, we the Rev. Hy ker, Mr. Axparaw P. Ovrom, of |, Comm. , seTows Bapury, of this city. ef — ers —In Orasge, Nod. on Thureds June 11, by the Rey. 5. B. Moree, Mr. Jasons OLE, formu. sonville,N. Y., to Miss Eiit A., daughter of A. A. Jayne, ™ Soare crenap, N. Y., papers copy. elaware ce , Srainime— Beas —O0 "Wevcesbey, dive 16, by the at the Lag ty he a Rev. A. R. Thorpeon, pleton, Stan Iaiand, Rurvs ©. Srarmixc, of Cleveland, Clive'and and 4 bere, of 1 nl ve a . 5 Firm —' xn.—In Brook!yn, on Thursday, Faw 4 17, by. Mayor Powell, Cuantxs Winpirimt, of this city, to Many Kaon Waiixa, of Brooklyn. Woor—flory.—On Tuesday ans Ry is, BS » Rev. Uriah Marvin. Wiuam &. Woon to Miss Hous, both of this city. June 17, after & long linens, wife of Thomas Brennan friends and relatives are respectfaily invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, st two o'clock, from ber late residence, No, 7 Washington street. Deiissome —On Wednesday, June 16, Jamu A. Dettis- arn. ‘The relatives and friende of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from hin iate residence, Perry street, thin (Friday) afternoon, at three o’olook, without further invitation. Diceiks.—Ip Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jone 16, Wiitiamt Ihoetrs, of Mancherter, nd, 33 years. The friends and of the family are ed to attend the funeral, at three o'clock this (Friday) af- ternoon, from his late residence, No. 326 Myrtle avenue, near Steuben street, Jonnexy.<In Brooklyn, on Thursday. June 17, Axe O'Brimy, wife of James J. Jobneky, aged 30 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fwreral, from ber iste residence, No. 66 Amity street, near Hicks street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Keres ona®.—On Wedrorday, Jone 16, Jawa M. Kenwa- @nax, of Orenge county, N. Y. The relatives and friends are etfally invited to at tend the foneral, from bis late residence, No. 290 Henry street, ourner of Harrison street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) alternoon, mt balf paat three o'clock Lacky.— Drowned, at the foot of Adams street, Rrook- "AS — Afternoon, June 16, Ronmet Lacty, ag at via at Newburg, on Thuredey, June 17, Kuma- daughter of fane avd the late Charles McAu toy ay, formerly of thi elty. The reiativen and friends of the family are Invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon. Carriages will be waiting the arrival of the steamboat Metamora, foot of Jay street, at half past four o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood, MeiGAN —On Thursday, Jone 17, Jone Mctiroan, aged 49 years and 11 months, a.native of the county Leitram, @ | towniand of Clooproeo, parish of Cloon, ireland. {is (viends and relatives, aud thowe of bis fathor-in law, 1858. Michael Smith, are reapectially tirvited to attend the —. Tal, trom bis late residence, No. 100 Fast Broadway griesy) atterncon, at two o/clock. pope Nyy tn Caivsty Cemetery. foot —On Yhurecay, June 1%, Jomw Soorr, aged 16 yours ard 10 months ‘The relatives and fri invited tostiend the Funeral. ov Saturday ary mene O'clock, trom St. George's oburch, Hempetead, out forthe r invitation » Cincinnati papers please cop: Bumms — On Thurscay a. June 11, after a severe arc iingerig ilness, which be bore with Christian forti- tude, Cuantas Sums, ip the 27th year of bis age. ‘he frienas of the family, tho members of st. Nicholas Locge No. 364, 1. O. of O. ¥., the Orcer im general aad the merobers of Washington Gray Troupe, are tmost respect fully invited to attend the (aneral, this (Friday) atterscoa, ai coe o’ckek, from the Sixteentd strock Baptist caurch, esr Figbib avenue. Vernonrr.—On Wednesday, June 16, Mr. Joun Vaxiomry, agec pA ad and 9 mon:ha. Yorge s are iuvinegte stead ee. tone Hf without further potise, from his late residence, om Kandati’s Island, or fort of 1230 streets East river, at belt Pest one 0’ glocs prance afternoon. » at @ quarter before twelve BP gee on W otaen ‘Wrinm aims, youngest Gaugh- ter of cary Tovie Wiederhold a uaiive of Bordeaux, er in lye Tih year o! ber age. ‘The wii! be taken to’ Greenwood for interment. bg friends of the family are reepect{uily invited to attesd the funeral, this (Friday) morning, atten o'clock, from ber late residence, No. 2:9 Pearl street, Brooklyn. A GORGEOUS NUMB! HAkrEb's Naw wc ppusent MAGAZINE CONTENTS. bene By Beo) me 4. foeaing. Tlnstrated by fev arivgs A ‘a Foureey irons the Land of the Artest, Tustrated by wings. ihe ‘Wine Cop Caracas. Tilusirated by thirteen engravings. pebrie here yer. of ‘be Bacred Heart, Boterm temertiuns bachelor. Archibald Pruttioa. ge ted the Amoor River. ie: Perry M’ ®. Collins, Ly ‘The Virgioians. By W. M. Titustrations — g Prine ice; A Loy tran 1 Hour Bead Pivcee — Where it appears that Barry was pol a0 been pained Chapter XXX.—Uootnira ® Latter to Virgins Chapter XXX(_abe Bear and the Lea der, Chaptar XXXIL~ In which s Family Conch is ordered, Monthiy Imecord of Current mveate Lierory notices, month, Ke tors Table Eitior's Kary Chair, Urewer. reat Gift Enterprize—Ulustrations : Mr. Grab pow NP, ibe hail, Befereseen, bends Cneware sui to Fdiiors; Buys Jewelry; And Books; oourea an (ftce; Takes it quiely, Customs rie pourin; And Letiers; Grab springs; the Trap; And (s ef, 2 ublic » Alene ‘or July—'Unstrations: Country Costems and Biraw Hat and Vell; Sairt sapporter Sobilbersol Harper's New Movihly Magazine refer 6 riatecn WolUMes Already ened es Lhe best sawuranoe that Po INL O> OF expense wil be spezed to render It worthy of the bers) snppert which itbes received. ‘They beiiewe that the Magezine cow embraces in ile general plan everything es eeviiel to ap attractive Merazy siscellany, adapted to tbe wane of the Amerivan pudiie. Ils regular cireulaiion bee pot been dimin'shed even Curing the unestmp.ed énanctal revalelon, which has proved disnstrous to so msny luerary apd commercial enterprises; and the ¥ are aswurrd from @ quarter that ihe Mgazine ts recoxnized aa a neceast'y rather nem lvxUry. “new features’? for the fuvure. ec te she Magezine wih’ arucies ineuleatog eovnd views tm life and morale leaving, sa _ hereto! tbe discussion of opinions in religion and sectional tue to thelr own sporopriaie organs. We | tafols agree, upon peipla far more numero hich they dlifor, “The object of the Magnzize wil beto waite raiber than to separate tho views and feelings of the people of Ciferent see dons of our common country. ‘che publishers do mot tind it necessary or expedient to ap- peal to public alten ion by issuing “specimen numbers’ Airing eu Untsual amouol of matter or iutrations. They tnlepd het every Dumber ¢hall prove the Magaxiaa to be the beat apd cheapest periodical publishel It will contain & ‘argor smount of matter, moro numerous and Vetter Wustea. Prenebip, : sions, printed tn a oetier marmer, than any otBer, moi maga7he and the publishers comfident tbas ts will decor ue rec. ive the samme cordial aprecisiton aud tibers: patrou, sxe whicb bare during the eight years of tie puditeation rr One copy for one Two copies for one ye or wore covies tor one year (each). 4 ea ep ¢xtre Copy, gratia, 8 Megane vd ~ he postage vpon barper's vA m office where it 4 resetved. whe bos im the year. HARPER & | theo ARR, 4 =; 10 ANN STRERT $3 KO FOR WAROY, SHOR ad gaiiers. and only $6 for first quality of patent leather T GIMBREDE’S—THE MOST COVPLFTE STOCK 4 note and ‘emad paper, comprising over Wu varieties, all tery beautiful A422. MUNROE 400, 44] Heoeaway, pctneen Canal and Grand streets. SUMMAR OLUTIILN FOR MEN AND BOYS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT ied MADE GOODS AND GENTRY 8 At moderate prices for rain, "ko. BURrONs On ENLARGEMENTS OF THK GREAT TOR ymuinyu ine ibaat inconvenience 10 the patient, By ve 160 Broadw M Br ee ph ns i ROADWAY at ap BOWERY—HIGH PRIGRS. Bron ow ret a h Medallion, velvet nnd 1ranveis carpeting a ehotha, rags, iis iin loweat prices, a DERBONS: (RONBUWPTION. ‘TH ROOT OF 2Hm EUDOING 1s 1M Basing IT.” is CONS ‘This question cau ‘The o| derfui effect Ve molvad By the desiree persons der me ei arena and ye At he 4 te seretityi we oe is tonmne one aw Hy Yeottancalale w which I daily Interior of the as weil se the houth and all epesk en Digh io lta faver an those of Rowton aad vieivity. who publink- ibeir own cases, sbowlag thelr entire confi tence io be dealing and soothing cow, of my remedies. Those Found kod Unclepuled certvenies. wich appeared in ths pub, lic prints, are the most convincing apd strongest cuarantee of the bene ictal reeulte ot my treatment, The fraisful know Jedy mente tho suffered in this city and the suburbs Wel ne cblct ana the only, cnabole o trace the. geusineaes of my represeniations abd the benedl derived by my prepe- hor never ‘several years, in tis city, hve not been teeced of | their lives endangered and ey 5 consumption, but, i reall Yavus tite, t woul a C108 aD observations. bier ae Hy 4 ce ae toch as the estimon: ed he wil convey 10 the af 1 feel cor soled ia yi hare not hed any patient ‘elr money, and, much fe wi iy bona prewnders aes ‘And tmpresa om ‘ussl of the whole of ptleal ea roi of & Yoraviiun, May 96, 1508. 99, De J.D, Donsim, 121 Righth sweet, Clinton piace, New Ne med im n folowed tee wenkness ‘ot "Tee back a1 icy bortant faut CON fuireyuent = Pieraan 1pecto exposure, bleh exctrest Moh ee nestion or rvitasion of tay! term Pak | producing saat mt ant t+ * ooogh 1 bad takee Ayers’ ry, ze, iene SATS two laken over | Anat most Ging urting ard Heeping tat called ent iver of], wihout the benent. of the moat, k. =e ecovery. Relrg adviaed by a Indy (riead of ime, who bed laken some of eee ga ‘Semler cage, but justiee had nove ; eae Impossible ©! vee of your medicine. ‘The marked Improvement at the explication of the first Week gas clearly tibte; the cough #1b- cued, the trritar © my expos. toration ‘ree and of» lighter color Tcen walk 8 mils. ascend or descend & of entre without axperienetng vee least Gx. organ pertorm ietr _ ‘in confess t bare the nee in your pi for con: snimption, and meat strongly q in dinenaes of ‘he throat and Langs, eve to the last any fare ther particulars, theee laboring under (bis ai can call my in Nine'y first Yorkville of to my hua bard David Armstrovg, on the from York jariem, he wo a ARMSTRONG, — neon MH 3. 8, SEMMIAM TO 1 coastal cmdoree the sbove statement, bart ds ired of condition Trequewted tbat he ahond aend for De. Sp. Barkin med = meuren hems bor ¢ wife fF + youre Sao, sre several per byricians, Dut Without ‘wt to stale, and Will prove it to be ® Pact, that ‘hat Me Dwevd Aen paid Avestrong, oeardia FO, his own state emt, bed comtracted with the Wodertaker ‘Anno aliernative seemed left but the grave, Thte lan: act m sonvine the gubne, and partionlarly the ekeptica!, of the eff Darkin’s preverstions, even bee i elt cbertn In juatidention of thie testimony, ame, an be epee dolly at sis pireet, wherel cwpertatond for the Third a: ‘amp STATENENT OF WR REED T bave read the foregoing starrment Ko Mra, Armatrong, and being ® bor, Aad weil gen ved with the facts ae get forth therein, take mach pleasure ‘a seunarmi pm ail abe Mra Armstrong whem, o all appearncee, @ but a very shor: time, being apparent!y in es of consumption apd was told that ber phyal- cians Pad pronousees ber ipenrable, anf thet eho mus’ soon Ole. Whilet in iiiis condition she commenced the nee of Dr. Durkin’s medicwes and now, 1 believe. she is in good health. that it is the most astoniehing enre [ aver wit nessed. 1 would algo add that during ‘he pest fow months haze been edlicted with westnces and bionding of te the junes, Dr. Durkin's meeteines wit improve se Thave a dowe the last st T =. hile | have been wing Pie hold ‘hem aa of Yoeetinabie value to bi Pes Aivenme. Yoravirim, June 18, 1868. 0 You DY® Rh HAIR'—THE me hair restore: reer na Cire re, taeaaee ae Yor sate by ail barswaro dealers iste Died —_ Oo ye pomone, b Meee AUETeaTiNG | Rlied mmedttiey after ott partion’ i hm a the Tact taoony: 7 [iS heeadwey , “ OTED FERK FRCM PAIN.—BUMIONR, J toverted patie, vaneular exoreaze ve ‘oat zasner oy Littckerbee ETRE) Jere y ikem + cope Bite the 64. ss BY, ya cus iV Tone powder Privors, movercha ell pomewn Fb eo wih it ro compere; 3a from pote in Fatal ‘tis to b roaches, iy sueienn ee In cickos aie ‘hd Bis pile of ras and aloo Be iver, ers trice. Dna wat you cre bi. me reecals, without sheae, jane Ly he apy mt You'll nd i Browdway 400 Der PAPER, beer tegen Len. y om soe, = wcer, leadatone, Eset migreries a Goreng, um. ‘cdl cones, alle rye ve SXTBACT OF ELDER FLOWERS, ry Bre treote cognee aed gio for oy Ur 143 Maiden lane, author of Fermented | treatise. QUEAUD'S TRALIAN MEDICATED SOAP TR Post. fiechlce ereptose sesbuss ond all nd alskindetorm\ inc. Pouce prcote hale from low ferebrasa or avbtie ay yer Loe entity And quickly, warranted. Ligaid rouge, thd fertorgiive ak the old ealpaneber é sor pte: firat siove from a pe, ty 1:3 Wansinyton strvet, oslo; Barr; Lamonster Bievobhyn, Gi: NOMTAEAN" ane a THEN STaTuo. Bi 25 APP’ D-BOOK FUR Tak cOUTHERS an WEE ERN Gaathe ci APPLIELON'S BAN BUGK FOR TAX UNITED BTATKE I vol. L2mo. THR POCKST Cr Kies AND CURCKER ROAKD POR Ra LWAT UA VELLEDS caoble of belng folded up wide ont digarbieg the gone. 60 of the price voole pal, cw receipt ee abtuitok & COL. Purlirhers, Non 346 aad 345 Beosaway, PORTART TO BEN TANCIERS.—A SINGULAR DNB. bas bi oy Frot Y-De ia Taste, « skilifed joulated to encled poultry raleres ‘0 tmprove the breed of {. «ls, hod tn the growth, nize and power cf Laying ¢ERB so to cure al complainie incideatial to tke fowl rang. ist ond, to Bacay’ Needy @ food * en otnee theo a fanciers, Lave trled. the Ready Bellet upos thee nd bave fonnd \L io anewer tog By Ge use of Racways Ready Relief ' common skiy chicken wilt Ie few no tay a rip to vize p’arpaess, besuty of p'umage aad fortiity, the moet favorite breecs of Coebin Chica, breads in the cowotry for months will ley reguier 7 y jul virtue for a medioiee posrees., bus when we come to comslaer ee of Raaway's K Meo, beast, fowl Phan yong AvauaTa, Lyte A a Co. ew me tem 4 ma, on ieee. Ried a as i, “ean i etn te = port }, FOUTS respect! KA & FRRBING’ WORCENTRRSUIRR BAUOR Liolt iedethT tone ainda Grr er re ea CABILL 37 Broad the ben of acy house in Semndetoad Sle you wan senaval = he cg PARTA FINK Parties ps diver ware, | *, forks, ke. or TF. Broadway, otelre fp oer cont below vera ore pions ba GREAT E94 pitas P YORK LRA. —z a tn copseqnence of tbe extraordinary ‘demand York Leacer and the aumerou- by parties who have bern oaable have foo ed for the Now te provers regula, ar 10 Rave the, Lonaer served . by he newsagener the fe n orcessary for subscribers to leave (heir samen. tne oftce ot the ~ Eee ve vera pore? © we ee a belies we Tas ‘wore saakow bn te Cy} olther © tor Cure snd Se Wz syrar, LADY SEEDS MCCURDY S SEIBE ‘supporter Por eale by Mra. AO Rewadway. wer be + *y Lay: pos SORNAPTS That can De ul fret with ta thetr praction in peed gomt, tinm, obstructions of the hye nese, bladder aad a ne kombere and Westera States: nd ban preventive ter The physieiene it with Brent comsceuee in cnaee muy of the article, ss is the. Pre op te ayer aud pias on | 4 Ie be. “oe is, 70 aed 2 Reaver sve, Rew Yom, 1 000 ' i ow AEs FETs ranen 1.000 SASUKE TA Bad L000 5 ult CHECK PANTS AT AIDE WOROUT'S Oak Hal 84 and 88 Falion at Ry th RN, B.=Qpen anti ¢ THY. & &. Ys SBOOT.