The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1858, Page 5

Biving av account of an Interview between bim aad Lord Malmesbury. It choud have read, ‘Lord Maimesbury fully acogpted the doctrine in the letter of Mr. Cass of the 10th of April, as sound intercamonsl law, and im no way Conflicting witb the treaty of 1842.” ‘The subject of protecting the rights of citizens of the United States over the Nicaragua Transit route occupies the attention of the administration, aad measures will doubtless be taken to prevent auy improper interference with them by foreign Powers, Despetches for Gen Soott having been sent to his head- quartere direct, have not yet reached him in this city. Shocking Accident-Forty ur Fifty Persons I. jured. Weuisviiis, N. Y., June 25, 1858. A Masonic celebrstion was held in this place yes‘erdey. After the oration the meeting 4journed to a large hall for dipver, About seven handred persons had entered the ‘hall when abovt belf ite floor gave way, precipitating @bout three hundred of the company to the noxt floor, and ‘at the same ipatant the floor avove followe1 with a quanti- ty of cutters, fanvivg milis, lumber, &¢., burying the mass Of people in the ruins. No one was killed, but from forty to fifty persons were ‘wounded, some twenty of them badly. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf, of Wellesville; Mes, Daniel Dex- ter, of Independencs; Mrs. Colvin, of Bingham, Penn., and s Mr. ir Jehnawe€¢ Frnadnhp, are reported danger- ously injured. At noon to day all the sufferers wers alive, and most of thom comfortabie. ‘The Canadian Parliament, Toronto, Juve 25, 1868. Partlament went into Committee of the Whole yester- day on the Supplies, and is stil! sitting Much excitement exists. A violent personal altercation tovk piscs between Inspector Geveral Cayley and Mr. Geerge Brown, buta ght between them was prevented by mombers interfor- ing. There are as yet no signs of a’ journment. New Hampshire Legtsiature, Coxcorp, N. H , June 25, 1858. The Legislature will fmally adjourn to morrow. The “Cochece Railroad bill passed both houses to-day. Strongly republicap resolutions on nations! topics are being dis- vcussed to night. Maine Kepublican State Convention. Portianp, Me., June 25, 1858. The Republican State Convention, held at Augusta yes- teraay, unanimourly nominated Hon. Lot M. Morrill for ‘Governor. The Reform Convention. Rutiayp, Vt., Jane 25, 1858. The Reform Convention assembled at ten o’clock this morning, and organized by choosing J. F. Walker, of Glen's Falls, Preeident. Resolutions were introduced on spiritualism, anti avery, marriage, maternity, the Bible, land reforms, free trade, the Sabbath and divine worship. Speeches were mace by Henry C. Wright, § P. Brittan, Joel Tiftany, Mra. Ernestine L Rose, Wm. Goodell and Eider Grant. ‘The Convention was beld in a tert, and about one thou- and persons were present, the Spiritualists predomi- wating bat there were also a number of abolitionists and Cemperance men Three trance mediums speak to-night. From Albasy. Abayy, June 25, 1858, For three days s trial has been going on at the County Sessions of certain democrats charged with rioting and ‘Besault at the lest election, in the Ninth ward, The prisoners were deferded by Merers. Porter and Holstein. At ten o'clock to night they were convicted, and sentenco will be proounced upon ‘hem to-morrow. Mr. Courtaey, Demoorstic District Attorney, conducted the case ably on ‘the part of the peopie Execution of Murderers. Boston, June 25, 1968. James McGee, alias McKee, was hang at ten o’clock to- Gay, in the rotunda of the jail, for ¢he murder ot Deputy Warcen Galen Walker in the State prison about eighteoa months ego. Three or four huvdred persons witnessed ‘the execution. McKee was aiended by Rev. Mr. Stick- mey, who offered a prayer and resd the service of the Episcopal church appropriate to the occasion. McKee re- mained stolid sod ind\ifereut, ae he has been since the “meutence. After beiag pinioned and seated upon the trap, ‘Sheriff Clark read the death warrant and informed the cul- prit if he hed anything to say an opportunity was now of- fered. He remained silent. The black cap was adjusted, «the drop fell, and he died without a struggie. Monrareat, June 25, 1858, Jean Baptirte Desforges and Marie Anoe Belisle, con- vieted of the murder of Catherine Prevost, at St. Jerome, last winter, were puted front of the jail at tea o'clock to dap. in the presence of an immense concourse ‘of people. Tho prisovers cou’eesed their guilt and show e4 munca calmoess, This is the first execution in for twenty years. The Weather Boston. Bosros, Jave 25, 1858. At tev o'clock this moroing the weajher was very clove and sultry, bermometer standing at 83 degrees aa the shade. lo the afternoon the wind changed to the -@ast, and the mercury pow (7 ?. M.) marks 68 degrees. Correcuon. PHILADRLPHIA, Tune 26, 1858, © The despated in your paper of to dar of a rumored rail: Toad accent op the Philadelphia snd Baltimore Railrowt rh ut the alight’ tfoveds too, Io fast, ene trains re- coms ip collision on Gray's ferry bridge 0 tee thirty eight miles distant from each otaor P wore bert Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. HICADRLYH'A Jane 26, 1868. Stocks dull: Pen ‘ania State 5'r, 99; Reading Rall oad, 22%; Morris At, Loog Istnad ‘nallroad, UK; Penvsy vacia Rauroad, 415. Batrreons, June 25, 1858. Floor steasy, at unchanged prices. Phest drm: red $103 a $1 aod whice $1154061%5 Corn dull, at 73>. for mixed, 78 a 7c for wbiie, and 76s. for yellow Pro ‘visions are ip & Geclin'ng tendepey ani very dal}, Whis- key qui Pmiaprurma, June 26, 1968, Flour dull and lower Wheat quiet: white $1 10'a $1 16, red $104 Corp advanced: yellow, afloat, T5c. a 760. ; white 73c. Waiskes quiet at u2Ke. Ome Go, Jane 25, 1858, Fioor steady, Wheat dull, and declived to ; sales of 20,000 basbele at 699 Cors Gra Osts dull wm 3c Bbipmente tw Oswego, 15,000 Dashes wheat, 16,000 Doshelk = corn Re cerpta— 14.000 a dour, 86,000 Dusbele wheat, 83,000 bushels corn 0, J999 B= Perr guna salon, 500 bbia. at 84 0 84 L2 for 20 8 $4 250 Olio, afloat. br Jo 000 burhets Mit waakie club, private 2 800 Corn ad a ie. Cate ull'st 3000 390. Whiskey Feeights }, 100 bois. at 20 steady “et 100. for wheat bo New York, Receipts lignt. ‘Wind southwest Borrato, Juve 25—6 P. M. Flour dull; pales 1,200 bbls. vat 8a) 70 8 $3 75 for com ‘moe to au; 1 Nonte; for extra do ; “ club Corn steacy; saler 16,000 bushels at 640 for La- Clave, and (be sor Hiinole Freights unch went. imports to-day—10 69 bushels wheat, 36.00 bushels orn, 4,000 bushels rate, 5° 000 bushels rye, Canal ex #000 bois. floar, $1,008 bushels wheat, 6,000 rye. Avnany, June 26—6 P. M. Flour dull. Whoat—saler of Onow7a at $1 13, and white Micbigen at $195 Corn ip good supply, but moch ar- riving une mtiriotiy prime lots searce, and held at Prices above the morte; sales 15,908 bashels prime at 26 a T3¢ ; 750. wae ated for aoargo of atrictiy prime, @fivat, and 720. re uned; walen 60,000 bushels uneound at 70 & The acowrding to ovndition, ‘Shipments to-day — 2, — Dushels Oorn, 14,000 hushe!s wheat, 90,000 bushels ——_— Sess Sreamroats 0 tue Raewa or rite Sr. Lawrnwce —ihe Ove steamers Canada and Amorics have been brought safely cown the rapiteof the St. Lawrence to the coman, They cost balf a million of dollars, and ‘were found to be worth nothing above the rapite Io Ly | down these, they mace some leap: seven or eight ‘cot deep. For vesaula three bundred fest long, and six Sepmrment ior thin was regarded as ~ in| The firt rapida—the Lang Saalt—are long, and extremely rough, the Doing water heer, P frOM wight to twelve feet bigh, and ing about the rook like the coeaa in a violent storm. This was made in fifteee minw were next in the way papel Sil wea. The rapids of Split Rock jere it was necessary to make a Curve almoet at right angles, within a space only two. thirds length of ‘he same The skilful pilot, - Ral the “a rapids, with the dexter | ekilful player at Dilliards making his carom, lot ‘of the boat strike the rock forci>'y on her #iarboard side, thereby throwing ber stern into th the centre of the channel by the only practical method, and Siep ere in satety. Noxt the Cedar rapide were rombon at the same rats, the boat striking alike doa tore ra; but no eubstantial injary wae muster qed. The Lahti near Movtreal he next. Hare the Canada ag trick, The rocks here arn exosedingty bold, and present @ rough and rageet snrfros, Yat were paved (0 say and ts ashortepace of tas the yeast roogh ihe xburmerta the Vito DeMigec, oun tebas abu'mets boats re now lying at Montreal. Personal Intelligence. NEW YORK HERALD, “SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1858. St:am on rth Avenne. ‘The Persia, on bor inst trip from Liverpool, brought, ‘The Police Comm esioners Baving instructed the General ‘among ber passengers to this port, probably a larger re- Presentation of wealth than any steamabip wes ever freighted with to this coustry. Im addition to Wa. B Astor and bis family, were two of the younger members Of the richest noble houses im Grest Britain—Lora R Grosvenor and Lord H. F. Cavendisb—one represeating the wealthy family of Weatminater, and the othor that of the hard!y lees wealthy house of Devoashire, The H>a- orable Evelyn Ashiey #lso—a scion of the house of Bhafteebury—acoompanied the toro young lords on a tour of pleasure to America. The three Eoglish nobiemen have taken up their quarters al the Evereti House, and will re main in New York for a short time, previous to visitiog the most interesting parte of this great country. As they are all young, ricb, full of vigor, and ripe for exjoyment, a0 doubt their travel on this continent will not prove fruit ess of pleagure of the highest and keenestorder. It may bein: teresting to our readers to know more mixutsly who our new visiters are. Lord Richard de Aquila Grosvenor is the third son of the present Marquis of Weatmixster, the rich- est nobleman in England. His income is said t» be equal to $6,000 aday. The Marquis marrie1 tae youngest daughter of the first Duke of Suttterlané, aod het several children, of whom our present visiter is the third. Lord Richard Grosvenor is quite a young mas, having only arrived at his majority ia January last. The Grosvenors trace their deacons in the mate line from — family of Normandy, a ceatury and a baif vefore the conquest of England. The founder of the Koglish branch of the family was Sir Gilbert Le Grosvenor, who came over to England with William the Conqueror, and in the year 1761 one of his successors wes created Baron Grosvenor, of Eaton, ive county of Chester, a title sull borne, we believe, by the Marquis of Westminster. Lord Henry Frederick Oavendish ts, if we mistake not, & younger son of the present Duke of Devonshire, who has recently become entitled to the coronet and estates of the Iate Duke, around the history of whose birth gossip bas throw so much romance. He was said to have been ‘the child of some dependent of the former Duke, who was substitued at nurse far tho real boir, but having obtained poeeession, which ia nine points in the law, and moreover money to contest a suit, the members of tho family con. cluded to permit him to enjoy the iaberitauce of his re puted father during his lifetime—he consenting uot to warry. This we bolieve ia the story, and es the late Duke is alieged to have kept his compact, thongh some tales have been set up of a legal marriage, real Caven— dish once more claims the dukedom of Devonshire, with {ts immense wealth, and its magnificent seats of Chatworth, Chiswick, Lismore and the rest. The Cavendishes +re a very ancient family. A Sir John Cavendish was the body eequire of King Richard the Second, and is reported to have been the knight who killed Wat Tyler at Blackbeath, when Mayor Walworth struck the gallant rebel down with bis mace. The Caven- dish family laid the fonndstion of their fortunes im the Ume of Henry the Eighth, when the abbey and monastery lands wero disposed of to the friends of the reforming monarch. Sir William Caveniish had been gentieman usher to the unfortunate Cardinal Wolsey; but he does not seem to have shared either the disgrace or the poverty of his master, for no small sbare of the confiscated lands of the church, whose tomporalities were so liberally be- stowed upon the friends of the rising establishment at that time, fell into his bands, ‘The Hon. A. Evelyn Melvourne Ashioy is the fourth son of the Sarl of Shaftesbury, better known for many years past, for his humanitarian principles, as Lord Ashley, in the British House of Commons. Hon. Mr. Aabiey is also quite young, not yet twenty two. We have stili another English nobleman staying in this city at present, Lord Ribiesdale, who came here ty the Africas on her last voyage. His lordship was present on board the Una at the Ovean regatta of our New York Yach« Cuber Thursday. He is quite a sporting character, woll known en the turf in Eog land, and waa, and perhaps eti!! 3 officer in the Royal Horse Guards Blue, Lord Baron Riblesdale, of Gisburno Park, Yorkshire, ts the third baron of that title, to which be succeeded in December, 1832. His family name is Thomas Lister, a very sacient patronymic in the locality where the Gisburne estates lie, and which have been held by the Listers for full five centuries. His lordship, we believe, is a peer of the realm. He is a little over thirty years of age, and no doubt intends to improve his sport- ig experience by studying how we run our yachts and horses, and bunt our deer and prairie chickens tn this country. His mother, the dowagor Baroness Riblerdale, married Lord John Kussell to 1835; but she died soon afer, in 1838, and made one of the three widows with ‘whom that astute little statesman wedded, which won for him thetitie by which he has been so often styled— “the widow's mite.” Another boble passenger by the Porsia was the Baroo Weillerrtead, the pew Mivister from Swedeo and Norway to our government Tbe Baron stopped at the Clarendon until last ight, when be departed on the evening train for the cepttal. wi G e been appointed Vepervela st Poiadelpbia — Captain Anderson, of the Firat oevairy, bas resigned bis commission in the army. He intends to settle perma Beptly at Leavenworth, Kansas Territory. Urs. Gov. Marcy and daughter sail for Europe on the 20th, in the Arago. La¢y Nepier, with ber chiéren, is at the Tremont Fours, Batb. Lord Napier bas taken rooms at the Na ‘ant House this season. ARRIVALS. From Pee. ja the bark Prinoeton—J T Walker and lady, RON Jone ind danagdter, Chaa Glenville, laty and by von inven i Kher: Neti Munro. Jas Oallam, a = ‘rom New 1 Ori = Ly nlooen aa 3 pomet ir Daveme, averse, L Parker, fc 1 Mise M Millepaugh, ‘Tim Case ov Cancest.—This day has been oamed for the sentence upon Michael Cancemi, the Italian, convicted of the murder of policeman Anderson. Under the recent lnwe the prisoner, thongh couvicted in the Sepreme Court Cirevit, must be sentenced at the general term, the Judge who presided at the trial being the mouthpiece of the Court. We unders'anc that the counsel for the convict intend to move ap arrest of judgment and for a new trial, op various grounds. It will be contended that the verdict was not in accordance with the evidence and that the trial was illegal, inasmuch as thet the law does not authorizs the power of counrel (or even of the person himself to waive the rights of tho accused, and that this was done by submitting the care to eleven jurors. These points and exceptions taken during the trial will form the groundwork of the motions for arrest of judg- ment, and anew trial. Acapery oF Mosio—Last Niowt oF ram Skasow.—The repetition of ‘‘Saffo”’ laet evening. and the fact of its being the ciesing night of the reanon, drow together one of the dest audiences that we have lately seen, Madame Gaz raniga won freah laurele by her passionate and intensay dramatic performance, drawing down the house at a'most every prominent pasrage of thie fine rile, There is no part in which ehe appears which develops to greater ad vantage her remarkable histrionic powers. Wecan say hat can be aid of but few of the prime donne who appeared on our stage, that she will learn be- Sees Ber ee areas eee ich belongs only to a Wigh order of genius. * ie tra! artist, roorn- vocalization. all she dow. We manner in whic é g3 ii mstines of 3 generous appreciation of big merits as an artist. _— Onantorte Cosnmaw’ as Mrs Harum — Notwithstanding the urcomfortable temperature of imt night Niblo’s G Gen was densely crowded to witness Miss Cushmen in Koteebue’s play of the ‘Stranger’ The character of ‘Mra. Haller might be preenmed to be somewhat outside of Mies Cusbman’s peculiar rile When we contrast the characters of Meg Merriles or lady Macbeth wit that of Mes Haller, and find that Misr Cushman is equally perfect in thee ne as the ether we heve subetantial evidenge of the rast rcope of ber genius Without exaggeration we may that her personation @ Mre. Haler Inet night was the finest ever presented on tho boards of York it was entirely originn , even in the tamest scence, there wae a truthfulners about it which awed, Ip toe recognition of tne in the fourth aot, the effect wae highly dramatic, thovgo ber action waa simple and tras to natore, Riu} the final acere of the play wae the great triamph formance Without racrificing nature to art. her racter of the Stranger was correct and his acting unex. ceptionsble, The cast genersity was very atl the arte bet g Well rustained The petite ly which fol pees, wr 6 Leewon of the mite gave Mise Cashman s Se epperen portuutty of ¢% the versatility of her talent wel —” net be said that she improved the Super btendent to enforce the Cerporation ordinance rem live to the running of steam on the Sarlem Reilroed be- low Forty-second street, Mr. Tallmadge addressed the following letter to Allen Campbell, Esq , President of the road, on the 19th inst , avd recetved om Thuraday the foi- lowirg communication in answer thereto:— Orrice Genzaay Srexnceraneans Pouce, a A June t9 1888. Ern—I have been directed or the Jomar'stioners of Police to enforce the orolpance of ie Corporation of New York tor- use of steam tn Drove Iling the cars on the Fisrieun Bai'road beinw For y wecond Plesse toform ‘me at what time such dischatinuance will take place, and obilge. Yours, respectful r oF LLM ADR, Supertotendent. Orrics New You any Barres Ly June 22, 1868. FA. Tatimaver, Req . Superinten of Pouce : Siu—Your pote of June 21. ano vancing the direstion of the enforce the ance of heCorporation forsidding the use of nen aos tl poration forridding the use of steam ry bi Solow Forty second are on tha rorty streat, ap order f> he Saitoe Codftal io ere phtoat pate ss bearing To atoo our engines at Forty street would ly effectuod interrupt the husiaess bag tog 08 we beve no engine and ma:hine shop ‘north cf Lia ae atreet depot Our milk depot beng jy 90.000 quarve of tile at Thirty y tint ost aseengers are tri ally ‘Raliroad Sorat jen. We trust that no important without herring cs. ‘The i fatter one by tion ea pateria a etn Delther the | ubil beaten Neal nor PIT fic morals of be city ara involved. agpo ordinary Seguereeey, CrP Eanes ede oom ay ‘would enei ite at our bustaeas, comer: fo hear rbstore strompy. of the on ‘ordinai in bance im question, bel ber legally tor requis ‘india: vpon na You pty baawere that 4 Tati Gases Soe oe Fo tee ke tags of bares wer tor s.eam lat track te caused hy the over over an of the ohy ment and reenite from ee Eee the eu! + he lett oven. tated by aur char tee it 1 believed the trafic canzot ther tun i Tam, very reapecttully, your obedient servant, "ALLEN CAMPBALL, President. Brooklyn City News, Arremrt To ur Axson.—A German named Heory Miller w6s tzid ip the Court of Sessions yesterday, on tae charge of attempting to burn down the house he cccupied, for the purpose of obtaining $800 insurance eff.cted on the twontture, worth ebout balf that amoust. Nt epprared ip evidence that Miller cocupied @ house on the corner of Crenverry end Henry streets, He purchased two can campbens ard a number of yards of fuse. of the camphene he poured into a warh basin, placipg it amorg some otber lsid the fure to the door, Two other rooms were also vimilarly arrenged. Some time ie March he mate known bis intentions toa man pamed Augustus Walters ard promised him $100 or @ free passage to Australia if be would uncertake the job of igniting the ma- terial at a certain time. Waters Orst refused an‘ subsequently, havicg consulted we Pullen assented The firet of April, vetween the hours of five and nine o’clopt P. M , was fixed, and Miller was to meet Waltere at a place desig: ated ex soo as the fire was kindled Tnstesa nf setting the place on firo, Waiters, in company with come officers, went to the place where Miller was to be, and there fonnd bim =~ He was taken into custody and OD A subsequent examination all ths arrangements in the house were found to »¢ a8 Wa'tors had stated. The pri roner was convicted and sentenced to the State prison for five years. Convicriow or 4 Parent Sarg Overator.—In the Court of Sessions yesterday, Zadock S$. Wheeler, coumooly kvown as “Fiess Wheeler,’ was arraigned for trial oa the charge of robbery, It appears that in May, 1656, Whee'er and acopfederate induced a Jerseyman from Trenton, pamed Abrabsm Valentito, who was 02 a visii to Ne~ York, to go to Greenwood. Valentine had nevor bee there, and was much gratified that be bad such agreeably companions, who wou'd ‘ake p'easare in showing him a! the places of ‘nterest. Having arrived at some seciude’ spot in Gowanus they induced Mr. Valentine to bet on a joe’ ball. He drew ou some $2,000 from which to se Jeet the amount: one of them wisbed to borrow, when Wheeler in his eagerness, medeagrab ani took ‘Bi.999 with whieb ne travelled. Wheeler bas, since that time been in the State prisno op another and similar charge - snd being aware that the proof against him would be conclusive, pleaded guilty to grand larceny The Judge (Morris) to consequence of exienvat ivg cireumstapces, Mee Dot impose the fall term and intimated that an effort might be mute to bave him pardoned if be conducted bimeeif property. Hs w sentenced to the State prison for the term of four years The prisoner is @ native of this State, married, tairty tw re of age. bas e good etucetion, and in h's deportmen! very much of « gentleman Bnocking Drain ny Camrmenr —A servant girl, abo 16 years of ego, in the empicy of Cornelius Hosgiand, Fiatbueh, was dreadfully berned on Thursday ing > means of camphene. She hada can of the fuid in bo bend and struck @ light with a mateh with the other. Th: fluid ignited, and tp ber fright she spilied the barni terial upon her dress. She war almost instantly env in dames frem bead to foot. A dlacket was thrown 0 her, but too late to »e of apy avail A physician w called in, who rendered all the ible, when a to the hospi), whore ded during ight. ALLEGED INDECENT AssAcLT UPON Lrrrix Gints —A stage Griver named Jobn Dolan, of the “Extra’’ line rundioy from the corner of Fulton and Lafayette avenues to Bod ford avenue, was arrested by officer Martling, of tbr Nivth precinct police, on the charge of committiny an indecent result upen a little girl, betwee ven and twelve years of age. named Mary Larca: An charged, be induced the girl Lancaster, with two of br companions, pamed Abby Baker an Miserva Duocen, tr get “ stage, it being after dark on Thursday © ptavotber man to take charge of the reins, av ectering Lads atege, blew out the light, when, ax alleged be bauled the iris abovt rather roughly. ‘One of thew cried, and the efficer, inquiring into the cause, arreste Dolan. It Coes pot appear that any of the ere ac riously burt. The accused was broaght before Justic Morehouse yesterday afternoon, aod held to await exam) pation ov Torsday next, Tne Simonson Arrame Acatn.—One of the alleged per ictpanta in the Simonson homicide, John J. Mellon, hs ‘ made an effidavit, now in the posseasion of the Matric’ Attorney , to this effect:—That himself and George Megs hey were present ov the orcamon of the injuries to Simon 800, Which were caused by a collision between Patrice Lally and the deceased; that said parties grasped east otber at peer the bead of the flight of atvirs leading fron Story’s saloon in Perrepont street and fell on the aters rolling over each other down to the foot, aod Simon pon. falling under [ally on the sidewalk; the tala encounter wee cot foreseen at ay Parties, and that concert stieck or injure Wer Simonson or an; ether vores tha: he believes the collision was uoexpected to a parties that neither deporent sor ey struck or ‘Sitronenn nor ai or encouraged Lally in any way, by word of act; that the deponent or MeGabey hac po part In enid cqoceater or Ho Geasequenees, except the part of their presence as spectators: that no weapon ef any Fiod wasreen by deponent. Mellon fur ther stated, verte! "ioat Sim2aeen went out of the docr before this party did; thet Lally followed shortly after McGabey next, and nim-el! jast, end that tbe coilision took Place aa Simonson was coming up the steps. AttarD Grasp Lancey Yesterday officers Higgiv: and Frost, of the Deputy Superintendent's oifice, arreste James Hendrickson, mate of the bark Sarah, lying « Green's dock, on the charge of taking $580 from the safe tm the cabin the y of Capt Stephenson. None o the money was ov the accused. but rome property perry tog to the veess) was found im his chest. He war ‘© bearing on the charge “ The Grand Jory and Judge Russell, TO THR BDITO! THE HERALD. New Yorn, Jane 26, 195%. I nee by your paper of this morning that the Grand Jury were discharged yesterday. “fia Honor thacked then for the manner ip which they performed their duties hoping that future Grand Jurora would wke a lesson from them,” ke, &c Now, I think, if the Grand Jarpicnew that the complaint they endarred asa trae bill against the ity Jodge nad been dismissed (not laid orer) by the Grape Jary for the ery ow} they bave dove rather too mich business. fk a mean to bang beveren the [he trict Attorney and apy oumber of Grand Jories 00 the Pame compia'nt that has been kicked out of sourt by on- Grand Jury wotil » Grand Jury may be found to indict? ft wuprensomadie Pervecation and 'iberty never associated together, The Gracd Jury for the May term dismiseed the complaint reterred ibe Grand Jury tor the Jane torm Sucing & true hill, assume to act ae # court of ay Peale Tt wowld nave been but A rimple at of jartion bet the Recorder tole them that that matter was aiready dis oh PQUAL RIGHTS. Condition ef Tompkins Park, TO TRE RDITOR OF THE MRRALD. New Yorn, June 24, 1858. T would reepeetfolly ark, eo re valuable le journal, the Common Duvet or Rowd Idermen, what ie in toed to be done with Tompkins park? Is it to becomes public Duieance, oF i# {to ve @ place of onjsxy ment and re creation for the oviaene who five in that neighborhood ¢ As it ip now | ia indeed @ diegrace oS re carts fd BARONE Ot every SeRoription hh Wt, Ahare Is ro fence, no seats, no fountaing to -_ walkeare cut Up in Loles, from one to two feet deep, by the traife which pastes throng’ it, and the dust is horrible. Chi! dren are no longer rafe within ite bounds, uoless it is fence! in and put im md.Torent condition to what it now is; then it would be better to have it turned inte a country market, or belld on it a) ores A RESIDENT IN EIGHTH STREET. Milt's Hatr Dye, 4 Shillings a bor, Black or brown. No | Baretay atreet Inia ‘able hair cutting. Sar Hygtente Testitute, at Saratoge athe Springs, Rew York, Good sense treaiment end Ointment — White swelitngs felome. ett jrtaw ebithtatne hwrne sonrretone have no terrors for those = ho Holloway’ natant and bnow fa propertien In all internal issnaee rely on the pila Radical Care Truss Office Marsh & Co, No. 2, Voney sigeet, Astor Bouse. Trusses apd supporters. ™ mew Tors WKERLY HERALD. the Weat_ Latent Inteiligence--Markets, & ‘Tho Weearr Hensrv will be pudiiabed at dinvan o'clock teva Among its contents will be found the follow Important from Wasbiogton—Sottlom t of the Right of Search Question with Great Britain—The Right Absndooed | by England—Tha Foreign Policy of the Administration— Oleims ot our Ohizens—Monsieur Belly and ihe Transit Ronte, do, kc News from kurope—The British Outrages o Parlisment— ‘Tho Atlantic Telegraph Bxpedition—The Erup'ion of Mount Vesuvius, &c . dc Important from Merico—Btraits of the Zuloaga Govern ment—The American Minister Blocks the Forced Lown from Foretyners—Santa Anna's Appeal to Mexiso—Progress of the War of Anarchy—Rangulnary Reprispls—Deprenaion of Commercial Interests—Conditioa of the Jusrez Government at Vera Cruz—Tho Future Fu'l of Doubt, &o. Inveresting trom Cube Details of more Ou'rages—The American Bark Marmion Fired into and Boarded Twice— ‘The Seizure of the Amertoan Schooner Cortez, £6. Interesting from S! Domingo—The Struxgie between tha Santana and Harz Factions Great Naval Conflict antict- pated—Trouble with France, Spain and Sardinia, Ac Terrific Toruado- The Metropolis Submerged—Churches, Buildings, Awnings, Chimneys, Signs and Blinds Blown Doen and ecattered about the streete—Serioua Calamity at Bunter's Point, Long Isiend~Two Men Kilied and Seven ‘Wounded—Sorious accidents tn the Ory, £0 ‘The Great West under Water—The Floods and Torvadoes Of the Mississippi Valley—Rxtensive Destruction of Cottoa, Guger and Grain Crops—Towne, Villages, farms, Railroads and Canals Devastated—Thirtr-three Millioms of Dollars worth of Property Destroyed, £0., &o Eéitoris's on Leading Topica of ths Day. Latest News by Telegraph Financial, Commercial, Religious, Political, Sporting and Maritime Intelligence. Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market. Fom'ly Varket Report—Retail Prices of all kinds of mar- ketable produce. Marriages and Deaths, together with a largo varity of in- teresting Local and Misceliansous Items Single ceples, in wrappers, ready for mailing, ean be had tthe counter, Price six conte. Geo, Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Rezor This, the genuine ar dele; heenever buen equsiled for uclbg the Keenea! prssibie edge towrasor, For sale by J s’eabnpnns, No 7 Astor House a. m is the Only Person whe cau be consulted scieatifics lly op all diseases of the buman fair, at 84 Church street, corner of Barclay The *ixth and sight avenue Cars atop a! the door of the establishment The Beaver Casttmere Summer fevgcrornye aged temen desirous of © fine article tn the bat way ahold ESPENSCHIED No 118 Nassau air they wil ve pleased. He cbarges $8.50 in Broadway you bave to pay $4 Ye warrants Sis hats to be superior in every reapeot pre & oe FOR THE BEATED TERY. Firat on the ist of never jammer bets, intro duced by GKNIN tor the sason, ith) superb the most eplendid evecimen ae yet issued of a clara cf bate origivatedand introduced by the undersigned. aad whice bave never bern successfully imitated ‘ber mouse on this continent) fut rene a! weigdt avd supe: t now: da ountings to apy dreas hat brought out in It is unqueationsDl> the contest and 3 mont dashing and piquant dreas ht that bas been erp on tbe fashions! promenadns or at the watering places size he was m weatnar comma seed THK MUSARD Bat Bow stands bape, celicacy Sf color and rickneas of vimm'ng ainoug "be undcess hale of the day. THER BENTON HT ofthe vopular styles to by GENIN for midsummer w. ws. deviened it is west, cool, remar purposes. THE praay DEPARTMENT prgrents every variety of straw end erase fabric obtainabin io Kurope, India. tou h america and thie country, and com diversity of pers, t rehende overs size and feabinn whi € stock of straw goods ever wubmitted to the unite York. The same may justly be sald of all the departments se GENIN'S be rg sree. Broadway Clothivg.—As Our Sammer Stock Mae positively be closed out by the eu? of July to mske room for our fal! styles, we will gell the balance Jat retall x: prices that will defy compelition s00TT & FOR LEE, ‘33 and 26 Jobn street, corner of Nasav Popular Trade in Mantiias. W PB MAOKENZIE Yas opened a large asrorimentot mantiliaa per last e*eamer. Fashions tor June. 296 Onnal street, Brandreth Bulldiag Cool Summer He: Unread and cep! im Gi elk, ze, Merino and MOODY'S, No. 262 Fine Shirts, all sizes, Keady Made and Made 10 orces in any style, st MOODY'S, 262 Broxdway. Who Would Have a Collar Wet with Per- pirating when they can buy mew ones for $l a dozen, at Loony: way. ea a's Sew Styles tn Gentieme Farnteping kode recnlvec by every sieamec at EN’ hie! aud for viebirg sore, Br 1 astor house. no, bathing suite tor Indies and gentlemen Paris Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, just recetv- of from first makers..o7 RUGKNK FRIIS, bookmaker. 62 ange street Notice.— The Committee A the public ceremo # piace. ramme of arrangements for the . aed ties om the opeaetion willbe pu Ushed in the pa vece J, the lat ot July next al soctetion, agsoctations And orders in. or out of the city eoiripg OF intending to pariclpate, will plenge ox er] i be Corr eepon: err, atthe ae o batore ‘be 0th ipat ‘a em in the pre ‘ atte a ROARD OF ALDER: ene NAA ADA ‘iCE ARL MUBBA mit ant 71 OMEY, GRORGE F. BICKFORD. OBN LINE, OH ARLESG CORN AMER OWEPR BEYMUUB A. BUNCE See RICHARD SCOTT, Corresponding Secretary. of Mephew H. Branch: Alligator ts ‘or pale 9 158 Newaeu atrent en ©, Jet wl “aligeiors wee, and thieves ned traitors at onempation, a@ applied dally, at ‘BOS Mroad way Frederich's Photographic Tempic foe, 008 ond 87 Broadway. appratte ¥ ha, RAM pee, daguerrest pee srery sty: D.C. Peaceck, of Diamonds —For sale Dy the package single stone or mounte’. 46 Broadway, 1p stairs. : Hoboken, Ho!—Artists from ,Holmes’ Gel- TARTS, 80 RIK pertrain of the retrenting comforters at Hoboken, and are meeting wth a warm recepuon. bee wpm Selamander gy ye powder prot locks, an4 crave bare. Also, fire and burgiar gene nee vemieat M Patatcn. Wheeler & FR) Sewing m a New Yorn. Weeds Patent Sewing 3 Machine Depot, $48 Broadway, N.Y, Cool Soda Ney An Gee Fountat: of Art, tan Hotel — ambrotypes, io writh eboige ey ru 3 are ora's mat prt ‘ot Righah avenue and Twenty op hwnd a crue ih wreck, eS ae Utok » porte ts Fp for the he tee” Kier nh ie bcos bye OW A! NGER New York. ent ra ‘G0. New York Fe Beh MAXWELL. New Yorn CROMS 4 OO" owion and Now York. os Hate —Witeow'y Hair Cotorer Gre ee aes ie ng gi pad dears eenersiy every " US Park row, K, 1 one row, Bg Halr Dye, Wi att "é. Died «he mani bewiry, Md Brosdwag A Card.m alt Persons who nave Gray Fea SB bat color are, tached to pail want someais commaltation free) Obarch ereet Tompees— made Bolt amd om Hetr Dowtor corner fait gives the hair the natural olor de be comaidered «real prodigy of cbemiatry > Barry’ bite ay tae Beet on ‘artiole “Tarra, tng rane pierre ring, wed ‘encrise orate GRawt. ha of Barclay sired. and may Campbell, Cnemist and Apothecary. south- weet corner of Righth Tranmty aigbih strnet: riot Pirecsel attencesoe, ant seve evens Pyrenees os oe dispensing them are characteriatt: of tas cotad isameat | ebarncieriauion of KNOX'S bate Large Asortmert of ‘iraw fate, in | every variety and etyie, ot WHITE's, the hatter, 148 Fulton eek. Flegant and Se yoe bu they re’sin thelr bee Ahi abower “The best movelt d by nitled (c bo the nemieet ena Mon beonm'be ardcle af the | Kind be nas ever procnced at bis tk “0 of Broasway and Fulton stree eapr will be found. alt re: cod ante. The esiabiiabment of Sno pautif7! and artistic hat depota tn "i ‘it regurda tbe stock of Drie, cops, Doth te chi dren and adults bau; he acne &e. i com ‘Tha proprievor ta an sriat Ar by (nluition, exaot'y the atyle auiled to \be from, aod eo Fied inthe assortment. that, no matter Kw diveraitied tea Getea of bis -ustomers nay ve, te) will bor fall (o fed the right aruole there r Fons Hets.- Just Recetved, « Splenda dre at 9. 4 eesortmant of fancy bata and cert ane tes anes 228 Ho very, 231 Bashi ayo Due end 826 Grand etreet Crtatadero’s Hafr Dye, Wigs and Toupees.— aie bows ony where, bolesale and retail, and the dye prt ‘ately applied. Ni se douse. Avery Rien Perfume for the bandberobief, Prevered by PH a. one dow. wet eeo n aeondr 5) cents & bottle, way MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Conworty—Grecory.—Ov Thursday, June 24, at the ra- eldence of the bride’s fe: by the Rev. Richard M. Abercrembie, rector of Christ church, Hartford, . Cuas. M Connouy, Jr , to Fane A, second daughter of Lewis Gregory, Eaq., ali of thin cy.’ Cnosny— Beeman —At Yetlow Springs, Odio, on fues- day, Juve 15, by the Rev Ausths Craig, James &. Crasny, of New York, to Nersrs, second daughter of Heary Hor- man, of Deyton, Obio. How1nrt—Menwirt.—Oo Thoraday evenivg, June 24, by the Rev M_H Smith, at the renitence of the bride's fa. pee Bowurrr to Mira Ca‘ Mawr, all of city, Vaxriez— Beit —In this city, on Wednesday, ‘loot fro at the church of Si Francis Xavier, Sixteenth sirset, by the Rev Michael Driacols, pastor, Ravawt Jos, Cisne, late of Bavara, to Mine Farnim Bart, daughter of H. W. Bell, M.D , of Peekskill. Maven—Bawert —At Carmel Putnam county, N. Y., on 2 disover. as | Saturday eweving, Juve 19, Bartow Waves to Many te 3? Hewerr, daughter ‘of the Inte Capt Frederick Jowett. Died. Howisy.—On Thursday, June 34. of consumption, Sanam Jape, daughter 0! Henry and Jane Bawiey, in the 22d year of ber age The frienda of tho family are respecttally invited to at- tend the funeral, from No 36° Cariton avenue, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) 8: terDoon, at four o’elook. Lavance. Suddenly, at bis country neat at Zo'clock A Mon Friday, - 25, Jouw @ Dative of France, aged 72 y a funeral will take place o from bis residence ia this city. Ri 1¥ —Snddenly, on Friday morning, Juco 25, Jawes Rarity, @ native of Killabendrick, parish of Anoa, county Caven, Ireland, aged 65 years The relatives und frience of the family are reapectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from his lave residence, No. £99 Water street, corner of Montgomery, on Sunday after noon at three o'clock precisaly Scuppen —at Hontiogtoo f 1,00 Thursday, June 24, By C. Munnar, wife of Heary G. Scudder. Woo Lacort.—in this city, on Friday, Jane %. in the 14tb year of ber age, farnier Wootacorr, daughter of F Woo'lscott, Eaq., of Londun, and niece of W. H. Lusa, of this city, Frievds of the family are respectfully invitet to attend ber funeral, from the Betbesda Baptist church, Twenty. secon? etrett, pear Third svenue, on Sunday aftervoon, at past three o'clore MISCKLLANEUOS. T BRDELL PARIS WEDDING AND” VIattING Acard. For elegance of cart and heauty of eogravi they ere unsurparsad. Broadway, ooener of Diane at. MEDICAL WONDER, YaiTs LIFR BALSAM he moat certsts known remety for serofnia rhenmatiom gout, cencee od ulcers, oreeipalns, sxitrhernn, and all dis tenn srising from iispurity of the blood, a0 matter what eapae they may bay: town from tA Hon, &n , ae Peacoat he a . 146 Uirand street pew York. 76 centa Agent Broakiy Mrs. Mrs. Bayes, No. 115 Faboa street, Alas A yo 0 ANN Le. I 60 FOR FANOY enorme aiiors and only $6 for fret quality of pateut inathar TLAS— AMONG TBR A’ TONS my THE NEW YORK atLaB, Sass the & the bowels, A™ Ae aes Na Lat TER PROM NICHOLAS NEW YORK ATLAS. ‘4 Sold cp Fundsy by alt the newsmen. TLOS! ATLAS!! ATLABI!! Buy the NPW YORK aTLas morning. Bold at all the nows offices, Price a —#UNDAY MORNING ATUABY NEW YORK ATLAS’ betore they go to church on surdey oe KAT PAPER THIS WEEK, THE FUNDAY MORNING ATLAS! Juli of loos! latereet and o Obcice original aketchos TLAS'—THE OLD SUNDAY ATLAS WILL BE A paper of more than usual luterest'o morrow Buy it— read it~admire it. Price four cenis Sold oy all newemen. AM GRR, XT DEAR, YOU MUST GO TO CLARKE, 116 William street, azd buy one of bis beautifnl alpaca costa; the pies te only 8 60 to ‘hr bousi f eo $5 Clerke in vo po PERMANENT OURE FOR Files, plteg. ples, piles, ‘The proprietor ef Dr. WITMER'S Brromrony, ‘Will gonrapiee to cure any cane of external or piles "The following. gentirmen were cured of piles by using Dr_Wianer's pile supposit — Jemes W. MoKee. aalpoing ant, 42 Front street, was fiileved with thew for ten years, ad al mes confined to bia Charles M Holwell. eq. of Newrrk, N.J., was operated 908 for piles. bul dope him mo gvod, and was confined to Ris house for monthe Wr. Michrel Doren 255 South wireet wae afflicted with piles for 16 years, and wasin & miserable condition Call And see them for sourrelf Depot i'8 Bowery The medicine can be sent to any part of the country. Beepaan \L'8 ARNICA LINIMENT CURES BORRS AND vleere, BORDRALIIS ARNICA LINIMENT cures rhenmetiom. La J. NIMENT cures aches and DEALS ABI INIVENT for burns a nd gon Also, & linen cont to 0 $3 = Nice vests from 61 60 to per WURD@AT LS ARNT BOMDGALL'® ABNICA L. BIMB RT for borses me ARMICA posnenves the ; -entent healing and soaning pow 8 ARNIOA LIRTMRNY is made by eomblaing beslice and pepetreyog vegetabie ot! om mrt leeet Ht be wit! + Now York BoRP RC MIRAE MEDOD. or. sULTEK BATTAte . Beuabeville, Cha: 4 Latour, eau Mar, JOun DUNue s ener “as ae Ursks FOR suum eR — ‘ard durable; prise 10. 163 Pul-on street, up Shearman rest more open unt!) 1) et wiaht NOURCRMERT. red thonaand dollars bp FAtHlONABLE My Lyla CLOTHING en a ANNO nin fie worat mesufactared sooreding’ ¥ nod Foiher (ban wistey thie prices, imapenee store, tt will be how at mere nominal Fper eh 'fnen regione, Cin one PARE Conta, Brown linen coata, Planters’ ine conta, Marveiiiee ccate, Ginadar ovata, Malrurks conta, Corek tinen orate, A reentine coats, Alpece cows 40 conta, ap ae vin aan, lived throughout with fine aif, merett poate, Liew Ceaebmere coma, ey paste. Wes Iinen pata. ee. a2 once t gt mae toe pac jomoval rund! ‘datoe: tae’ Gaunaope pomine rable bie mly repel - tant for the avraott wy any pert Of the body, wedn'y raw dtp eatabiirh- edloated sao, @ uf seaicock Are Upov thie notat are quite weed To give K. Lyon's lust the mood For kiliirg all (6 insect breed Tn suromer spring or ( L Bis pil: sre famed throughont the land, Toco try ond tn town: They bill (he vermin ont of hand; ‘The farmers 1! pronounce teen y And ony that like ane They strike the o1 res down. we: wenter, “rs . tad fer and near ‘and we ail'ean Ot vermin ine domeati 4 toaaote hlaok aad hrows: pbere, Lyows Mernede’ Powder and Pils or mice, 494 Brod be itor boo I OOK at TRI.— LADIES. GBNTE! GENTLEWBN, 4 TEU ST Banat} svlish pair of boots or show, ewes Di Bross ‘where on ey uso ef ant bane fs te the sity and ery bz NY, "ORK coutweraw coat, on, cet baraatay “Kop to JOUN @, WEDD eer ; Mrvet, Willinmshuirge REMOVAL dc —w 7 SENNIKGR plomeera iv Mad hg a und at Ten of ready mae clotbing offer stoos of summer wear, that would solicit an opportunity ry pravts 568 Broadway. southeast corner of Metropniiten Hotel. 'TRONG & ROSS’ PATENT PLATFORM 804’ For ale by YRANE'h, HOWK, Gm Breowe sireat, ‘or me 7 or 8. V. HADGHWOUT 2 00., 408 INGER'S NEW PATENT SKEWING MACIINGS—#O ©). other sewing machir: eiber ae aad variet of it M INCRR'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE FOR ALL A) manpfacturing purpoens —To ascertain the immewse superiority of 8 RGEN’R tschin-s. It \s only necessary tw inquire of any manufacturer of machines who \ses Ome. fed fora copy Of SINGER & OO 'R Tiazean which wut we supplied grat, It gives full information om the aun ject 1M SINORR & Broadway, New Yorm. Y lana ror. AyD, Hb mpeg Oar wire Plaw, printed or Rue LA ‘and vavendich todasooe, cheers, aplons, Shin beaten fol all steve, sunertor tm brildamey and rent to be imported article. WETALLIO Oars For sealing dptiles, jare, 4c «amped with any vameer de wien required Also Musio plates, solder, typo aad britannla metals. He CAUSE OF CORaU: MPTION-—BRONCHITIB.— What produces hranchit's PIRPTAT Ae OF DISEASE, Costivenenn is the firat link that ronnec's disease to the ape tem ii creates, induces faada and supporia Rrovobitie, me ta slightty oF indifforentiy treated eure 8 wag of uo 09 tendency —pevertheloas it ton at thas oving disease. without undermining ana wpping tbe AwMnR the vomernus tees Of Ti there is none more #1 am thaw ‘bet formidable and insidious levator et Weuuatie— droreh tie—which is produced by o neglect of adult age mind of any perRen exciies any 111 1 aw aren esteliarto the haumen when the chepnel or newer of life as Tmay term t whisb the boweln. in checked or confined. through Gertiguion or # me HENstiralohstsnetios, which nrevente the bloot from ‘Ane tian of dis- enced rontter and bile | Where will ‘his Mie sad polsonons anbdetance ge to wben it Ie prevented ( netura? exit troy gh the ho tims anepe lonlf back emule Inte throueh the antire feame by ths cy of the blood. bringing in bm Pomoge dieeabe aod anteriaet, ard ¢ xh Meolf bY pein. ereoug wo, inne and irre reducing & had the ate- shoulders and Groot aden, cold feet, » peevish and irritable toreper. savoved by thie backing cone. and Pradually hegine the exnectorating from tbe ® eS soms peonle complain oes when enotned tn ete room Tenee hier nd 0 There te ol desire for beney sighing. with « dryness of the bie, inclines the patient ty oisk oF drowny nil and haary, loss of sonetite ent enemy thet baa nvk ed in the aye ver years, mud bas at leneth roused your feare nnd wel! tt might: for ont of one hundred ‘be die of exneumotion ninste nine sre owing to “laerae of the throat a'cme. thoneb atmote called bronchitis; sad wreath curtal the homan shusive princtple. by enti thrort. av von might ent the eolntion 0 OF nhirate a ene anf born awa pled Then com sn th Heaton oll extermaliy Maticn— ire nad Yall which adds to the disnase and tm rransen the gofinring be ato the Alseeae ar ooportanity of ‘mebin Pet delnsive ten to think the onld he mvaiiahie in having reeoarns te nd trettntl remadias of cutting bureing, Shin be of ttaelt euftlotemt ae cpeiiution of anon THE THIRD RE AOR confirms the above remarks While nodare-tne this tortur- inp treatmen'. the eonatiintion fe rapidly fe'l ree 10. mo ne symptoms, eviiently presering te |, whi'e the pbynint friend to lower and rearhet tte ) merianee wih acomotication of (reah avenmiome, ih an econanatiog of everuvted #4 with Sood vrefnae minht aeeate, emrciation and dabiltte enid abt" » 1 the cheat, si@es nod shoniters @th a sen couthing in the morning on awakening from Prinful erie of the tert and are A ated fa the stomach. nervous Tcih eveswal end frennent tnt: rruptions Ip addition. permit me to ani to those laboring under this moet treat 4 Aimenen, tion, who de‘ved mo Denerit from the admiate're't~n of minaral worms such se teed raowal experience of Dir, DURKIN, for * until their recovery ig certain, on poet Chronte and Conaumptive Ph: Mad Aane from 9 AM to P.M. - and Cansea, om receipt epeeited epcloanre. Wim, NERVOUS ANTIDOTE AWD PHYATOAL RIE Soranes, will tafallihiy eure weatel ov phrst Pility, Aeliety m tremens, rhe: ee tion whatever; $1 per bottle. 99 re won. for warded to way podrees JOHN PYNE & CO., 109 Nasonw st y° No letters answered WEAVE 0! We heve si)! comslote senortment of straw bate of the howe style now ro mac worn by the youre genteof ei trees colors, Ato, hr gentearen, separ war ara, aynetsdia a nod leghorn, the latest 5'8 00.. 190 Brondwar, iD LIREN COATS. snd M6 Fulton street. ALOAK BALL 95 CENTS raf rf $ aooD MARSEILLES VESTS, OAK BALL, 84 and 86 Fulton street “CENTS F FOR GOOD tiNEN ee DAR HALL, 844 “FOR CHECK MARSEILLES PANTS, AL OAK BALL, 34 ond 8% Fulton sirest FOW ALPACA Pak woRTH $3. $1 50 - aoe BALI. Te oe () FOR RxtRe Fire writes ‘PANTS $2 5 ALOAK HALL 84 and 86 F $2 AO FOR A 200R. SUMMER a Yam offering greet bares - INE SUMMER © Lon As Tip end to Ht lear ont. LS entice etnek by the rourth of July. N. BO ntflt "Oak a Bape HERO. #. B ote @roor, $150.0 000.5 ARING OUT BALB—8150.000 or SUMRR CLOTHING. tee eNriRe pAraNce — “TiSergee SUMMER CLOTHING At ®) per cent less than my usual low prices. tree DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD ‘That I will not be iienu) . By say man. of combination of mam, 4 ” B. DRGROOYR, Cash Clothing Warehouse, Fiast Chott ing WOT ORG. of Brood weg, Granite amt, Fuon areoty,