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President to commute the sentence of James Powers, he was to-day barged for murder. The execution was con- dacted privaie'y in the jail yard, but multitudes occupied ‘the nighest accessibie surrounding points to witness tho scone. —— Non-Artival of the Angto-Saxen, Riviexy vu Love, Juae 26—~12 M. ‘There is a very heavy fog on the St. Lawrence to-day, ‘No signs of the Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool 16th inst, News fcom New Mextco. Sr Lous, June 26, 1858, The Republican's Independence correspondent, under date of the 2$d inst, says thatthe Santa Fe mall has ar- tived, bringing dates to the Ist inst. Capt. Marcy had been heard from between the Arkansas and Platte rivers. Ip a snow storm, april 12, he lost two buadred and fifty mules and « large pumber of sheep. Col. Loring had pro- oveded very well until April 29, when he was overtaken ‘by a severe snow storm, ip which six of his men were frozen to Geath Lieut. McNally, regimental quartermas- ter, lost forty five mules and ail his beef cattle and sheep. ‘Mr. Alexander, who was sending a traia to Utah, lost all his animals excepticg Otteen, and was obliged to abandon ‘his wagons on the road. ‘The New Mexico Mining Company was fally organized ‘and ready for operations. Their estavlisnment is the most complete ever erected in thet country, and the most san- qutne hopes sre entertained of ultimate success. Hall, Porter & Co. were making rapid preparations for the trans- ‘miasion of the mal! to California, via New Mexico, The Refurm Convention, Rurvanp, Vt., June 26, 1868. ‘The chief incident at the convention to day was the intro- duction by Mrs. Juiia Branch, of New York, ofthe foliow- (ng resolution: -- Resolved, That the slavery and degradation of woman proceeds trem the institution of beets gM that sam bs bad Coptract sbe ogee the contro! person, ber property, ber labor, her sifoctions, ber’ ‘dren, and ber freaaom Ap exciting Giacussion followed upon this resolution,the @peakera being Mrs. Branch, . 8. Foster, Joel Tiffany, Mr. Lovey, Mrs. Ernestine L. Rose, F. W. Ooans and others. ‘The afternoon session was devoted to a discussion of the ‘slavery question, and speeches were made by Parker Pillabury William, Goodell, J S. Foater, Mrs. Rose and others. Mr, Foster cared nothing about the Union. He would Gay, rather than a singe s!ave should be hold in bondage, «Down with the Union; down with the constitution; down with religion; down with ths cburch; dowa mith the Bible —and Jet ail go to hell and aamaation.”” ‘The convention is to be contiqued this evening and to- morrow. Aboat 2,000 people were present to-day, and more are expected to pe in attendance-to morrow (3un- day.) Groat excitement exists hore in regard to the conven- ‘tion, Movement of Troops. Sr. Lours, Jane 26, 1858. A Cespatch dated Leavenworth the 28th instant, per United States Express Company to Boouevilie, says that two companies arrived at the fort. Four huadred re- cruits from Fort Coiumbas and Newport barracks are due bere on the Sth of Jaty, and are destined to occupy post in the department of New Mexico. Meeting of the Beard of Trustees of the Dadsty Observatory. Avpany, June 26.—6 P. M. A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Dudley Ob- gervatory was held at noon today. Oa motion of Judge Harris, resolations were adopted dismiasiog Dr. B. 0. Gould, Jr., from the p:sition as one of the Scientific Council of that institution, and informing the Scientific ‘Cocneil that no arrsygement can ce made for bis con- Urasnos as # Director in the Dudiey Obvervatory. ‘The Littles Case—Verdict of the Jary. June 26, 1858. ‘The jury in the case of Mrs Litsles, tried for the mur- der of her husband, retired at nalf-past four on Friday afKrnoon, and were out until the opening of the Court this morning, when they rendered a verdict of gailty of manslaughter in the second degree. The court promptly sentenced her to Sing Sing prison for the term of seven years. This sentence seems to satisfy the pudlic mind. Bowing Match at New London, Naw Loyvos, Jane 26, 1858. Extensive prepsrations are makiog or a rowing match 0 the fifth of Juiy, for which twenty fire entries of boats bave already beep made. The Pequot Aoase ia re-opened for the season, under the superiatesdesce of Mr, J. G. Packard, the laadiord of lat eummer Rauroad Accidents. New Haven, June 26, 1868, Aman named Williams, astose masva of Colliasvilic, was run over & few miles this side of tast town this mora- tog by the Cavs) Rwiroad train, Bota he and the train ‘were coming this way; he looked around twice, but did not leave the track. His head was catoff Ae was bout tuirty five years of age, The same train reporta that « Littio girl, about eight years of age, was killed by lightning in Groen fela, Mass., yesterday noon. Fire at Bellevilte, C. W, BRLEVILLR, Jane 26, 1858. A Gre broke out in Hemply’s 0.0ck at one o'clock this morning, 804 five Dutidiogs tncludiag the tolograph office, wore destroyed Southern , Ocean Steamer Movements. CHanuerom, Jane 26, 1868, The Unised Sta'er mall steamship Marion, Capt. Foster, ‘arrived here at five o'clock this morning. Markets PRILADELPAIA STOCK BOARD, PuLapernia Juae 96, 1858. Stocks dali Peonefivenie sea fiver, 89%; Rearing Baliroad, 224; Morrie aval, 41; Long Island Railrosd, 20%; Pemueyivauis Rauroat, 415 Mone, Jane 2, 1868. ‘The sales of corton to tay were 40) bates a: 120. for middling, the market cloning flem; sales o che weak 9,500 Daes, receipt: of tae week, |.0V0 vales, against 320 Dales 4m the yame werk Of (ast soar; tocrease O° Teseipte at this tas Compared with Inst year. 82,00 Dale; stock, 4,000 Freights—Cuiton to Liverpool svatinues "-m aad aacbanged, w Havre, Ko Baurere, Juoe 16 Flour dull: po sates. Wheat steady: red, 81 10; white, $1 (6 Bi 16; fer to good prime, $1 200 $1 23. Corn dull: @bite, 730. & Tbe; yolow, The. @ TTe. Provisions dull aad Whiskey dull and aominal. Pursveuewia, Jane 26, 1858, Flour dull at $412 & $425 Worst unchanged; Ken- tacky white, $1 20, red. $1.06. Corn acura; yeliow, Se. a 760. Provisions dull. Whiskey dail at 22\c. Buyravo, Jupe 26—1 P.M. Flour dail: ssien 600 bbin, at $4.0 84 13 for extre filtects; $4 25 a $4 50 for extra Odio aad tion) Waem Gus: 00 wales te fx prices Cora firm 7,000 bushels prime Obio at 620 Date dull: ames 8,000 A to ar. rive at 990 Rye at6oc. Freighte—1% for wheat to yesterday—6.000 ddis four, *0,000 Duabels wheat, 2,000 basDea corn, 14,000 buchale oats, Canal exports—4,000 bbis, uur, 62,000 bushela wheat, 10,000 basheis corn Police [ncelit ence, Borrogep Assacit ay Rownre.—Two Terentieth ward Policemen, at four o'clock yesterday morning, found » man ral Reigan dat war unable wo give auy exlanation as to how be received his tajary. de remembered bevieg deen drinking freely 1a « porter house in Firstavenue, and looking charactors followe.! him out of the nce, Dut of sabsequest eveats he was ob. ivivue, antl being brought to soneniomnes in the ata tion bouse, The cut op the arm fad the appearance of having been inflicjed with ® sharp inswament. Dr. Ranney dreases the #ouns Tnanowner Downenc —ary Ann Miller as committed the Tombs yesterday to answer a charge of stealing clothiog from her employer as Yorkville The thefs was the tenporary absence o the family. 4 portion of miening goods was found Ob (HE AcCHNET and the Tes) TecrVeTed (rom yawn sh: where she had piedged iwem. She #as faly oom for tra Pouce Bosivms —About one aa'f of the police business of the city ie transacted at the Jefferson Market Police Court Durie the past week 408 criminn! Cases were din- p sed of at thts court, besides aimete three warrania be P on apon ‘complaints and seariy 400 cases a > Invitation t the Mayor to artend a Compli. mevtary Lottery Party. Mayor Tiemaco received the following from the lottery mon of Mparta Academy Lottery, Georgia, on Saturday morning, which he ordered to be placed among his valuabie documents: — COMPLIMENTARY PARTY committed in May isat dur ‘The pleasure of your sompany is sarnratiy pour ‘Ma eand Female institute, on the evening Ao be coumitres. HB Brtes, ar’ Warun, N, B—Complimsuts of ihe eparia Fomsle Academy to Mayor Tlemenn Tt bore es and had the Post (fice Religious Intelligence. CITY CHURCHES. Rev. W. A. Stickney, of Midd etown, Conn., wil! preach in tho Bleecker street Universalist church, cornor of Blocoker and Downing streets, this morniog and evening. ‘The Rev. Mr. Pedlupe will preach ia 4t. Stephea’s cburob, corner of Broome and Chrystie streots, this morn- ing, in behaif ef a mission among the (iermans in Wiscon- sin, This clergyman was formerly & Roman Catholic priest. Rov. C, H, Harvey, D. D., will proach this morning and evening in Si Matnew’s Wosteyan Mothodiat ohurch, Christopher street, between Bleecker and Fourth streets, Subject in the eveaiug—The Philosophy of Life and Death. Rey. Robert G. Dickson will preacn this morning aod evening in the Protestant Episcopal Mission oburch, Astor place. Public worship will be held this morning in the Naw Jorusalom church (Swedenborgian), in Lyrio Hall, 765 Broadway, between Fighth and Ninth streets. Professor George Bash, of the New Jerusalom church, will continue bis discourse before the Brooklyn Society ‘this morning, on the subject of the Lord’s rayer,at the Athenxoum, onthe northeast corner of Atlantic and Ctin- ton streets. Rev. James Millett, rector of the Church of the Holy Martyrs, will preach this afternoon, and the Rey. Dr. Dyer, assistant minister of St. George’s church, in the evening, in the Memorial church, Hammoad street, corner of Waveriey piace. Rev. Sydney A. Corey will preach, as usual, this morn- ing and evening in the Fifth Avenue Baptist church The Rev. Dr. Macmenamy aad Christian friends will hold their next public conference on “Che Errore of Ro. manism” in Constitution Hali, 660 Broadway, between Bond and Bleecker streets, this evening. Iatreductory address by a gentleman who will delineate Romanism ag it is in South America, Mexico, &c., with refereace to the point to be considered. * Bishop Power will preach and confirm ia Grace church, corner of Conselyea and Lorimer streets, Williamburg, this afternoon. In the morning the subject of the Rev. Mr. Guion’s discourse will be—In What Docs True Religion Consist? ORDINATION. Rev. Alex McKelvey was on the 22d inst. ordained pastor of the Reformed Dutcn church at Irviagton, Essex county, N. J. INVITATIONS. Rev. V. Boltoa, formerty pastor of the Lutheran church in Harrisonburg, Vs , and more recently pastor of several churches in ‘Auguste county, has received and accepted a cali to become the pastor of acnarch in 3chagttisoke, Renssalaer county, pear froy city, New York At afu | mocting of the Tremont (omple Baptist Society, in Boston, it was unanimously voted to extend a cail to Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, of Butfe:o, N. Y., to 0 their pastor. INSTALLATIONS. Rev. T. N. Haskell, recently of Washington city, was tustalled as psator of the Marerick charch, Kast Bos‘on, onthe 24th inst. Rev. Profesaor ips,'of Andover, preacbed the sermon Rev Dr. Kirk, of Boston, Rev. Jovatban Edwards, of Rochester, N. Y., aud Rev. Rufus . Clarke, D. D , of Brooklyn, took part in the exercises. Rev. William Bates was installed, on the 16th iast. pastor of the First Covgregatisnal church, in Falm: Mass. Rev. J. Addison Priest was installed on the 22d inst. as pastor of the Presbyterian congregation of West Bloom- field, N. J. : RBSIGNED. Rey John H. Chew, for many years pastor of St. Paul’s Linens in Nottiogham end Aquasoo districts, Priace ’e county, Md., has resigned bis charge) fos ao. copies. scail to tbe parish of Biadensbarg district held by the Rev Dr. Pinkney. DEATHS IN THE MINISTBY. BB oy Lather Wright diet on the 2tst inet , in Woburn, Qt the advanced age of eign y-cignt years Lie was ge a of Harvard, of ths class of 1790, sad of his Cimpsmates but few are now living. Mr. Wright wasa fativest Woburn. For mapy yeas te was sovied over the Orthodox church in Mo1\ after wards preach eo tp Tiv ana RB. 1, Dut the lawer portion of bis tife went ia *opurn. His wife survives him. Inte\ligence has been received of the death of the Rev. Elieba Ruck #0od, D. D., formeriy of Weatboro’, Mass. Fe Giod a; Swanzey, 6. H., on the 18th inst, ia the eigntto.e ear of bisage. He gracvated at Darimouta io 2, where be Maps emenent en Died, on Monday, the dist instant, at the residence of his caughter, Mrs. pt rey F. thompson, io Homo poy cote L, the Rev Zachariah Greene, in the 99th year his age. "fhe venerapie man woose Geath is here an- Soames, combined every auracton make his life use- ful and bis death triumpteat First # soldier of bis country in the bour of peril, be was then, for more than sixty years, @ soldier io Dnrist Honsranly ‘dismissed trom the army in coosequesee of wounds received as the battle of White @areh, ne eavered Dartmoutn Coliege, apa after Saiabing his studies was ordaived @ minister of the Presoyterian char The vigor aud iotrepiaity which bad characterized him in the army were trans- ferred w hie @0iy cauing. He couated nothiag hard— not eveo his fife dear uct him if be coud but bring hovor to Christ, and advance His Kingtom. Retainiog bis facuities to the last, be exmoited a oeauliful and atirac hn 4 Picwre of paticot, geutie, cheerful aud devout old Amid ali hie Convections with, ans suxiety for, the Polatous instiiuuens with wbich D> was associated, he Lever ceased to fori the liveliest interest in the weilare oi his beloved country, for which ne hed seoridoed oversthing but life ard benor, aad to cherish as @ fal- lowed thing the momory of bis two great commanders, Washingtoa and Greece. RW CUURCHRS. The new edifice of the Ceatral Presbyterian church, corner of Mounc anc Seveow streets, ta Clacionati, was occupied on the 20cp inet. for the drat time. The Methodist Protestant church, at tne corner of Lom- bare and Washi Gtreers, (a Baltimore, was dedicated Ov Whe 20th inst Oy the usual religious services. The corner stone of the Methodist Eoiscopal church, at Livingstow, N. J., situated on the road leating from Cu bem t Henover, was iaii with appropriate services on the 20d last. The Methodist Fpiacopal congregation, worshipping in the Baines etreet church, in Germautowa, Pa, are avoat to tear Cown the old structure, which bas 0 jong served as thelr boase of worship, to make way fire vow odidon, whiob ts tptonted to meet the increased demands of the com regation, The Pine etreet Congregational Sostety, in Boston, has ‘yoted to sell thetr churcn edifica at public suctioa on the Gras of August, unless te previously disposed of. Taey bleo appointed & Commitee to take measures to out ther piace for bulldiag «large oharch farther st the Boulh Hud MIRCHLLANROTS, Rev R Hoyt, pastor uf tne Good Soephera Free church, which was down down in the recen\ gale which passed over thia city, 10 @ published letter ea: bed cost bim the labor cf the best years of bis |ife, aud ail that oe bad enrbed, together with the contributions »f bie friends, to erect dia edifice. where ai! Might eojoy the ministration of toe Gospel on free aud equal terms. But ooe short hour bas darkened al’ hit bopes, and tof him without re- pources even to clear away the rubbish. Never. tweless, th ® paragranh, written under the ruins, is to cor, tify that he intenos, by God’s blessing, to “try and if any frence will invest even @ widow's mite ‘a their eadeavor to apse] @ house of worabip free for ‘ali, be will thankially receive and acknowledge such as eistance. The Galveston (Texas) News of the Sth bn ganged earn from the best ax hority that the bg tffect toat Bisbop Feswn bad become a Universalist is ry utterly without foundation. The last North lacuna Cenference of the Mothediet Church agrees to the foliowiog resolution - Vesolved, That no pervou be admitted a 1 & member of ths Copterence who is in the hebit of (= Taney the common way, Without aa agreemens to discontinue the practice Three cotwoidences ‘n one are Ly we pee hand here they are ~The two brothers Onderdonk pended trom the most important Fytsespal Dushoprtes ta the country , and atver the lapse of years, the two oro there Potter (aloez> avd Hora), were elected to the va cancies over the two browers Vinton (Frank of New York ‘and Alexander fl. of Boston) who were run as rival can- stones. Rew, Dr W.T Hamiltoc, who fell from his high catate © early, some Fea s Ago, 1 Mobile, has apptied to the Presby ery of south Als amma for @ repeal of the renieace | of puspension from the mem ership of the cuureb, aad his prayer bas Deen craoted STATISTIC’ OF RaLIGIOUA WORSHIP IN AND BROOKLYN. We present below a variety of tables exhibiting the statistios of religious worship in this city and in | Brooklyn. The figures used are the latest authentic | ones, not set forth by authority of the sevoral sects. | Besides the Jews, twenty-seven denominations of Christians are represented, the six lea ling items of wh se condition are exhibited in the following Naw Yore G@uNSKAL SUMMARY, New York: Brookiyn Nomber of churches .... Value of churches and lots. Salary of clergy, {ine ae $498,103 All Sieailannlans are included in the foregoing | statement. ‘The varions denominations may be grouped—ac- cording to tenets which are principally ee gre in church government—into three general divisions, represented by Prelacy, Presbyterianism and Con- gregationalism. I. In the first division are the Methodista, the Re man Catholics, the Protestant Episcopalians and the Moravians, 80 far aa this sect ‘hold to ordination by by Lin the second division are the Presbyterians, Cd pA the Associate Reformed Preaby'erians. the Reformed Presbyterians, or Covenanters, and the Moravians, so far asthe practive of this sect in matters of church property goes. TIL. In the third division are the Congregational- fata, the Bapticts (five varieties), the Friends, two sects of Method! the Latherans (this ehurch in in Prelatical in its government), the Union churches, the Unitarians and the Universa- 228 The following table gives the number of charches, 4 do. do. H PH the number of comm commanicents, the amount of com Do, do. do. 1% “other rites and ceremonies than those contain $100,994 | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 27. 1858. Om to clergy, ineludi ng the use of Bide estate,| Ifthe Roman Catholic chureh is left out of the cal- of each deno in this city and Brooklya:— | ulation, the ae Proportion of ealeny of clergy, de., $0 ene cons ‘ ACwan Meh oe Osivinistic Method. Or-vregat’l Meth, . The Reformed Dutch was the first form of worship in New York, brought ever by the desoeadants at those who founded the Dutch republic. When the colony of New Netherlands felt into possession of the English, the Protestant Episcopal church was established. The Reformed Datch were the first to establish Presbyterianism in America. Until 1764, however, their worship was conducted in the Dutch language. It appears by letter read ata recent meeting of the Historical Society, from Hon. H. C. Marpby, our minister at the Hague, that this form of worship has been established iu this country two hundred and thirty years. Mr. Murphy communi cated a translation from a letter from Jonas Micha: lius, the first Dutch Reformed minister in New York; another in the Dutch language, dated Maniutas, in New Netherland, August 11, This church now numbers in this country some 330 churches. The Reformed Presbyterian church claims lineage from the second reformation in Scotland, and binds its adherents to what is known as the National Co- venant of Scotland. ‘The Aasociute church dates from the expulsien of the Rev. Ebenezer Erskine by the General Assém- ia od ‘of the Church of Scotland i in 1733. The Associate Reformed charch was organized at Philade) gee October 31, 1782, by the union of the reformed and all the associate ministers ia the country. The German Reformed charch was organized in 1741. in Pennsylvania, and was subordinate to i Dutch church in Europe until 1792. In 1819, adopted an independent constitution, with a yaad und oresbyteries. Presbyterianiam made some progress in oarly years mm New England. At Londondery,in New Hempshire. where the Scotch-Irish planted a strong colony in the first half of the eighteenth century, there is still a presbytery, the only one we believe in the six New England States. Presbyterian churches were established early in Maine, but they have givea way tothe more vigorous younger brother, congre- gationaliam. ‘The mstinctive tenet of congregationalism is, as defined by the Boston Congregational Almanac, that “all church power resides in the church, and not in the church oificers ; and resides in each particular charch directly and originally, by virtue of the ex- press or implied contract of its members.” Congre- vauioualists deny that Christ has given to his minis- ters, or to togutebest and ruling elders, the exclusive either of ordination or judicial rate. They fore twenty churches iu this city and Brooklyi, with some two thousand five hundred communicants. ‘The usual number attending these twenty churches is about eleven thousand. In the United States they have some one thousand six hundred charches, Of the regular Presbyterians, as the sect is now defined, Mr. Francis Makemie was one of the first, if not the first minister in America. He came to New York in 1707. He was tried in this city “for preach ing without the Governor's license,” and ry in the common any hook.” The Court favored the prosecution, but the jury found “not guilty.” Not. Fithstanding his acquittal, he was made to pay the costa of prosecution, amounting to eighty three pounds, seven shillings and sixpence. are five va Baptista in this city, and in the number of their churches they are only ex- ceeded by the Methodists, the Presbyterians and th Episcopalians. Inthe United States they are ex ceeded in number by the Methodists, if the regular Baptists only are counted. Bat if all with whom baptism by immersion is a practice are reckoned, the Baptists will be found to be the most numerons charch in the country. Kentucky is the most Baptist State of the Union, not excepting the parent State Rhode Island. Methodism in all its sects in New York numbers ’ commuuicants. +, The Methodist church dates its formation from John Wesley, who lived to see hi+ labors in fine fruit. The sect bas gone on increasing in the United States, largely in the South and South. west. Of later years its increase has been slow in the Northern States. The Moravians are Episcopal in ordination, but resbyterian ia goverument. There are “ig dante sects of Methodists iv this city and ¥ gs ‘The following table shows the number usually at- tending in the churches of each denomination in this city and Brooklyn, with the proportion express ed in an spproximate fraction, of the number of com- municants to the number of Usual attendants:— |_ New} York. Brooklyn. — Bik Kl PRR El een lai Kl ater sy this 213) 82282 be s Average proportion of com unicants to usual eumber at tendin ve sss B10. 60 ger cont. Brooklyn. 8-14. 56 per cont. shows the proportion in Oe The following table several denominations in this city and Brook, the salary of the clergy, including the use of real estate, to each communicant, and also the propor- tion of the aame to each } sad in the chure! ‘raon of the namb rnaual- of the several venomi- Xt na (" $10 65; $250) $2 08 Free #iti Raptists.. 9 09) =| 6 00) - Seventh Day Baptiate] 18 00] =| 900) = Caristian Coonection| 7-9 =| 329) - Mseipies of Onriat,. 12 —! #4 09) _- Coogregational.....[ 1282] iéol 260) 249 Fra getio'tLatheran 246 1% 2 70) a0 Friends... py - - 5 500) fT 285 8 693} 810) 258 can exh Rois} i 285) oT] O98 Caiviniatic Methodist) = 6 209 - Con) al Moth, 727 = 266 Rvang. Ase , or Ger. man Methodist. 170 —| 19 = Metbodiat Protestant) -| - — _ Primitive Me‘hoalat.| 1000) 6625) 300 16 09 Wesleyan Mothedist| 4 67 =| 200) pa Moravian 10 55] 27 77; 16.00) 1000 Pres. Ol&Newseh’l] 8 6t! 662) 898} 290 Asaocinte Preabyt 140} 1666] oft] 666 Am Ror, Presbyt. 6 63) —| 86 = Ret tres orcoren't| 3091, 661 17 86] 6 60 PPotestamt Eoixeos 1260) 708) Bik) 848 Kof.Protestantiuteh| 7 7T] #88! sol 486 Roman Catnasiic ow © 6% 0 34 ou | Auoond Advent 6 58 =} 208 = Bethel, Free, Uaion| 109) 400) O77) 160 Unitarian... |, 9932, 1450) 498) 466 Ualverenliet 6. Sool ino9! gel | 457 Average proportion of salary of clergy, ko., to exch muoicant, —_—- deeeuceees . $75 Ti Average of wal to esoh nanal otis New coe seer rere” $333 ‘Tho same in Brooklyn. 311) ‘Tak GRanp Musicar Frsnivat av THE AOADEMY OF Musto — ‘This evening the grand claysioal concert of the festival advertised by the musical societies of New York, for cna- ritable purposes, will take place at the Academy of Music In addition to most of the leading performers now in towa, the orchestra and choruses will embrace the New York Bangerbund, the Licderkrantz and Arion aocieties, and the HamoniaCiubof Hoboken. The programme comprises re. lection from the works of Bethoovea, Cari Von Weber, bio- zart,Schumann, Haydn and Meyerbeer. The rural festival and picnic at Jones’ wood, by which this novel uadertking ig to be wound up to-morrow, promise to be very delight. gol and entortaing affairs; and from the number of tickets elready taken, the attendance is likely to be very large. There will, however, be ne lack of room, or ventilation, 90 that all may go without fear of yelog crushed or otherwise Incommoded. The meeting ground will accommodate any number of musical amateurs and pleasure seekers, and even crinoline will find al! the space that it requires for dleplay. Mrs. Bronr’s Reapincs.—It will be seen by an advertisement in our columps today that Mra. Ellen Key Blunt gives « selection of readings at the New York Historical Society's Lecture Roum. corner of Eleventh street and Ses0nd avenue, to morrow evening. Mrs. Blunt a a lady of fine genius, and possesses vory rere talents asa reader. She isa daughter of Francis Key, the celebrated sutbor of the “Star Spangled Ban- ner,’ and a sister of Hon, Barton Key, District attorney, at Washington, and is connected with some of the firat families of Baltimore and Boston. Mra. Biunt makes her début \o morrow night, She bas read before toa select circle of friends, among whom were Rev. Dr. Bethune and other eminent critics and literary mov, and she comes before the public with their moat cordial reoom mendations. From the large number of her friends and the high appreciation in which her emineat talents are held by ali those who know her, we have no doubt that her reception to-morrow night will be as enthuaiactic as the Indy can ceatre, Polttical Intelligence. Goop Apvick.—The Cincinaati Garetve observes, tn ro ference to the necessity of carefully selecting candicaves tor the next Congress: — » happy t> notice that, In othar States go far as ve observed, there is a disposition to amin pei—to take tried men, so far as practicarle, and regard individual avoirations in consultiog for tre the whole, We like tue policy of re-eiecting mea Bows and proved to be of the right stemo Norrn Caxouna.—In the Eighth Cocgressiona! district of North Cerojtna, recently reprosented by the Hon. T L. Clingman, Col. W. W. Avery te the democratic candi date to fill the vacancy, and Z. B. Vauce the candidate ot the opporition, D. Coleman, who was also @ democratic candidate, haa retired ‘rom the canvass, lost tho success of the party should be endangered by running two de mocratic candidat A Fiasn in tax Pan.—Acoordiag to a Wasu'agton cor respondent of tho Philadeiphia Argus— The new poliical bact'tug called the ‘ People’s Party of the Union,” of which Hu vphrey Marshall, H Winter Davis aod Senator Crittenden are the wet Lurses, pro mises to have a puny existeuce, if it har any existence at ai. the leaders of black repub icapiem are aot wiiling b» De tied to the tail of defunct Koow Nothiugiam for the good of Ken‘ucky and Meryien’, end protest loudiy Againat the movement. The acti Lecomptos democrats algo vbject to being used for tae advecce ment of their old ear Opponents, and altogether the tutag mange fire bersibly. bai way sould go ty - RSPRNSC! . where thay wii! be pee. 6 way you have to pay $+ He warrants his hata to be superior in every r apeet, Clothing.—As Our Summer Stock Mast Pouitively be closed out by the end of July to meke rove lor our (oil sty lee, We ill well the Dalaace gai retell « prices that will defy compelition BODTT & FOWLER, ‘33 and 96 Jobn street, corner of Nasssu, Notice. We to tyferm our friends that Wo bsve put @ large additional force on a0 wa to keep up the stock of thone very populer and cesirable atyles of summer clothing, tor wich we bave bi Shp Yaa few worts We hove to keep it up, #0 a8 point no ‘one, if possible, herent D pews ti 2) Bromdway. er. Notice.— fhe Special Committee Aj on Council ty meke arrangemenie for the re Of hie pairs hate, bave dovignsved 79 Bale, bave 08 which the public ceremo by the Common worn) of he remaing 0° we Ricbmona, the Friday 24 July mext, na the aise {a thia city aball take piace A full programme of arrangemeots procession, apd thr eolempities on the ocessium wil: be vase in the papers Of Fhe radey. the iat of July ext Ail eoclet oe, associa’ 0 orders in or out of the aeeiring or ietending to pt rtiotpave. will jonae commie with be Lorreaponeing Secretar: tiene on Hall, on of before the 29th inst. ans goed (bem ia the prceraton order that places may be Committers. ROARD OF ry ARD OF COUNCILMEN THt Mas W ib, Oh'o, «CHARLES H Fee wuiy, MICHABL MU! THOMAS & DU, MICH ARTE OMaY. QROROR . rite KPORD JOAN LINER, JAMES OWENS. CHUsRLESG CORNELL, SEYMUUS A. BUNOR Seo. Secretary. BICHABD SCOTT, Corresponding Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Sachines. Onico 343, oe Renney, How Bes York. Woed's Patent | Sewing | Machine Depot, 48 Broadway, N. ¥. Atwoter's $15 md $25 Sewtg Machine was 7 lees call and examine the im: are. HOC BO aTdaAN bole agents, No. 408 Broud way New York. Manufacturer's Depot.—all Kinds of Dress trupks, improved — trawsiiny ad fine nove trupkn, at No.4 Murrey ex JOURN BL Defiance Salamander Ss, fes—With patent powéer prool Jocks, and crove bare also, fire and burgiar proof paclor safes Depot 192 Pearl sires! RUKERT M PATEICR «Krowledge ts Power.”..T» know that plenrley or any sueden grea. pain or aistness as. us, no physician oan benef, us bali 40 much a» ® dows of four ‘six or eight of Brandreth’ vegetable ante. aa! pilis, because they at once commence the ej alization of the cir eniation and soon the pata al outlets « ¢ opeoed (ae d.sesan passes oil, the blood ie purities end beaith ie restor a yo any, # use of theve pilia will save moa'ns of and icog doctor's Dilla. A knowirdge of ihem power, naene wealth and besith Principal ty & ™m oO Gres. BRS BURATH Huildiog, sold eo at 296 Bo-rery judaon street; 175 Fulton ‘street, {Broklyn, 124 Bow’ Siuvh nreet, Willamepurg. Prise 25 cents, eugar eoa ed fiair..Wilson’s Hails Cviorer Gre 7 ESL Se he ewe ge tetamel, Rove u.S a, provteving, wal vesoriag the Wine wey Wold By is rugetee Ballard’s Hair Dye Takes all Others Down, for it will color any shate from biack ‘0 brown. bold sed Daal etreet. applied a 418 way, coruer of ( & Lerge Assortment of Straw Hate, in every variety and style, at WHITR'#, the hatter, 118 Fulton wreet. Ortetadoro’s Har , Whae and The bee sarytere me fod retail, and the prt vawely applied. A very Rich Pertume the handberebtef, a, & cents a bottle, ce ty PB ALON 8 road way Godfrey's Extract of Rider Fiowers fer the compisxies, Bee Redical Cure Trust Office.—Marah & Ca, No. 2 Verey alreet, Astor House Trusses and anpporiere WARRIAGES AND DEATH Marries Bonepor—Crouvs.—On Wednestay, June 23, by the Rew. 6 FL, Taylor. Mr. Wat. Honapos, of New York, to Kare |, cider daughter of William A Crolias, Raq. of Breck yo Vax Renp—Scnveuzer —On Thnrsday, Juss 4, by Dr. AM Ven % tua, daugh' at, Mr. Jacon ff. Vaw Rawh to Hawwan Ma r of Joba B. Schmeizal, Haq , ail of this city. ines, Poceet.—In Hoboken, on Saturday, Tone 26, aftera ebort apd severe ilvew, Mowrimar and Franny, twin sors of Seba M. and Catharine L. Soxgert, aged 4 mouths and 26 daye The friends and relatives of the family are invited to fattesd the funeral, thie (Surday) afternson, at thres o'olck, at the corner cf Sixth and Garden streeta, Hobo- ken, without further invitation. CARERS Ston Gavi Loon, | wite of Archibald Carreia, aged 34 Hier funeral wil take oe thin (Sunday) afternoon, a Conny —in this city, om Friday, June 26, Haney Pa- pisn Conret, aged 26 years, son uf Poter Oonrey, Jr., of | Now uvieans Hiv trxees and the friends of bis uncles, Arbbsi @ Jandop, are inviied to attend \ Vices, at Ovary ‘cbureb, (Rev. Dr. Gawke’,) on Monday morving, Jur@ 78, at pine o’ciock precisely, without fur- | ther invitation Copwat —Satuvday, Juve 16, after aehort and severe Unees, PW. Comwat. fils friends and ecquaivtances are roavectfully in- vrtea to attend ‘hie funeral, tale (Sunday) afternoon, wt two o'clock, from bia late residence, 117 Mott street froon.— Tp this olty, on F iaey, June 26, Awn Froop, Wits of Edward Fiood, aged 40 years. The funeral will take piace this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of deceased, 11 Caroline birert Fourmt.—Op Saturday, June 26, of cholera infantum, Wun mra Guetor Rennrad infant ter of Keaac F. and wery M Fourett, aged 1 yoar and 7 days. ‘The fupers! wit! whe Dlacetrom the residence of her falber, 159 Bleecker street. to morrow (Monday) a, poop, at three o'clock. Hor remains will be interred at Greenwood Ho1ty.—Oo Saterday morning, June 26, at iret Conn , Mre. Wa, Were Boirr, deaghter of the late Joan J Glover, of this city. Jack —At Morrisania on Saturday, Juno 26, Miss Mama Jaca, of consumption, wn the tweaty ‘sixth year of her age. ‘The friende of the family are respectiu'ly invited to at- tend the funeral, trom the residence of her brother, on — ig evepue, the depot, on Monday, Juae oa AL len Cove, L I.’ at bis reai- hh on Friday, June 26, Joan La Fasax, Faq, in the ‘13a year of his age. friends and those of his brothers-in law, John Louis B Buwage and Edward Fri respectful- Samuel and funeral ser- place, Maskat.- On Satui '» Fhuzarem, iofant daughter of Charles P. and Klizaboth Mery Marrat, agea U1 months and 16 days. Toe elatlves and friends of the family are respectfully Ipy ted to attend the funeral. Se ee) wereen at three o'clock, from the Tesidence her parents, 208 Ful- tom street, Brooklyn. Her remains will be ‘taken to ™ L panel ons will please copy. Liverpool aoe jon (Teag.) papers McDownm —' Thureday, oo %, Jous ¥. MoDow- WALL, B00 24 Jour The trends oF the femily, and the members of company F, 4th Regiment, New York State Artiliery, are reapect full Vited to attend bis fuperal, from the residence of or ip law, 6b Mato atreet, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) stternoon, at two o'clock. McKanwa —Ov Friday, June 26, Micuagt. McKawn. the jarieh of Templepori, County Cavan, Ireland, aged 3 years. The friends apd acquaintances of the family, and those of bis brother (n Isw, James McGovern, are respectfully invived to attend the foneral, this (Sunday ) afternoon, at 066 o'clocis, from bis late residence, 241 first avenue, be tween Fourtecath and Fifteenth streets His will be interred in Calvary Cometery. NexiHam—Op Friday, June 26, of congestion of the brain, Jous Narpuam, aged 28 years, & months and 26 gaya ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reopecttully Invited to attend the funeral, this gy Rene Lccage Mg pipe o'clock, from his jate reeidence, 94 hetween Sixth ano Seventh avenues Osrana —On Friday, June 25, Jouy Orro Gxrues, eldest cbiid of Aca aod Hermano J "Oetera, aged 2 years, 10 months and 12 dase The relatives end friends of the fami'y are respectfully invited w ettend the funeral "his (3unday) afternoon, at twe o'clock from «he residence of his peneane, 363 Broome street, corver of Eizabeth. His remains will be interred in tbo Lutheraa G motery Prrocueau —On saturday, June 96, after asbort but severe tliness of brain fever, Noma A Parocunad, Jr., youngest son of Noma A. Perocheau, aged 7 years, 11 2 and 8 days. The friends anc relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from hls late residence, wuth Bergeo N. Jon Wovtay afternoon, at five o'clock. Inquire of J. A Wikea, stage agent, at the ferry, Jersey ony SimnAn.—On Friday ae yd Mrs. Many Suaaas, na- tive of County Gork od 30 yearn The relatives and Jam ily are particularly requested to atiene ber fuveral, this (Stay) witarnoen, at two o'clock from her late residence, 652 Pearl street, New York. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Ceme- tery for iotermen’ Taws — On Saturday, June 26, Wruam Bxvay, only chtla af David 4 ano Margaret Taws, aged 10 mooths The relatives avd friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, thw (Sunésy) afternoon, at two w'o'cek, from tbe residence of bis uncle, Wilham Taws, 136 Badton aveoue, Brookiya. fowssxy —Oo saturday afternoon, June 26. of disease of the bart, Ssxan Map, eldest caughter of Jgmes A. kod Priveiita Towreord. Tr jativer e00 frieoos of the family are ortet wo aiteae (he fupere!. te morrow Sy enw ) afternoon, at o'clock, frow the North Baptist Church, corner of Onriato. pher aod Reatort streets Her remains, will be takon to Glen Cove for interment. —At Whiteball, T., Jone 4, Mrs. Axw E. wife of Wiliam Vreeland, and daughter of Abner eed Mary Winans of Pequa, Ohio. Our grief is too deep to be comforted now, ‘The light frow our ¢ welling bas flea; The cy prees of mourning evcirctes our brow, For Apa, the loved one, is deed. Warns —Mre Mania, wie ‘of Capt. Reward Weeks, of Rowens, Portege county, Ohio, aged 42 jaa Winona. —At Barges Hill, Kd, om Saturday, June 96, own, relict of the late wander im. Weston, U.S N., aged 60 years. Hp Trletrven abd fonds of the tecnily are invited to att ber funeral. from ber late residence, to-morrow (Mooday) aftornoon, at four o'clock, without furiber in Vitetou, Omnibuses leave Jersey City ferry every seven m'nutes BRD RIAs 3 FARIg WEDDING AND VISITING at cards eleganoe of card and benaty of engraving, they are unsurpassed. Broad: T JONER ‘0 ANN STRERT $3 uJ A “sad guiuers, aad only 86 for St quailty of patent louiner | wate MUNROE 400, Broadway, Between Cans and Grand streets SUMBER CLOTHING FOR MBM AND BOYS. A LARGER ABSORTYENT Fv WELL MADE GOODS AND GENTREL 8IYLAS, At moderate prices for quality, Ac. iT PRAFUMR » glen yeh FOR THK HANDKRROUIBG, OUQUET D'UGARITA, sa te GO) canta s battle. 4 met PRAFUME : plang - bart THE HAFDKERCOIRP, SOUQUBT D'OGARITA, WET FUME SWART PRAFOME oy com HANDKERONISF BovguRr voGaRrta, 10! PUM! erp Ne FOR THE BANDKERC TIRE BOUQUET PWOGaRiTA, vi (CR PREFU M: aa ee FOR THE HANDKEROBIZF PLEASIBO PaErU &® THE HaNDKERCHIRG, ROTOUET D'OG ARITA peak Na i hal LL ny NeW PRRFOME < BR THR HANDKERCHISP BONQURT DOOARITA. ——— WAGPIFICRNT PERFUME THE HANDS BROUIBP BoVQUET D'OGARITA SPLENDID PRRFUM FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, POUQTET POGARITA, ai AN MMOANE FRAPOUE cum HANDKERCHIAY, ror oar, oe maze, eer Pe rue HANDKRACHIEY, BOUQUET DOO. my =e seaaing | TUR HANPKERCHIBF, BOUQUET pone. Prepared by’? or weer And for sale by sll druggists and fancy stores. PaneePtay, OURE FuR ecihe proprietar roe ston Wet bal’ s BU PPORIFORY, tnt vine Ler Wi mere pmes W bower eipoisg merteent, 42 Frovt street, was pitieved with them for ton yeare, and i times conned to be charles M Bolwell Keg. of Newark, NJ. wee © 08 for piles bu done bim no gvod, and was oon! wo tp bows for monthe ir Miebae! 256 South street, was sifiicted with piles fori d waein © miserable condition sil tnd we them tov youreeit Bowery ‘tbe medicine can besenttoany part CaRD eve the pleseure of announcing > fare, erivade nd a % ¥ BAUGHWOUT 4 CO. mo Me thet thetr exveonive Tine SILVER WA le 20 ip full epere ion, and they hav: bist tide we legs ot amoriment of Tea sete coffee gute, urae. trays, Sporne forks tnreena, Vegesabie diahen cone beakers, Goblels butrer dishes, Ae 4c Of entirely new soa element designs thay reapect- {nly invite the attention of the publie {atendiag wo make thie an important branch of their business, thy ona pubiie thet they will spare Mnetther labot OOF ex ne Production ot sarpassing beauty and menebip Petandard will be as fine as is compaithle with durability (ea secerlained by actnal experimen), 62d Overy article war: ted as rep DeAIONs PU ereneD, FOR PRESENTATION. ¥. HAUGH OUT 2 UO. Corn of Broadway and Broome sireet. A THE ORRAT TOR Byard eer a ‘rargeoe shir opedin. 7) Brow BI NArLs ‘TING THE Cree enon rae Ga one boo Spier without the incon | ey yee ARLE surgeon Fae romans ———$—$—$—$——$—— TRACTED FRER FROM PAIN —BUNTO Og ax my OTR iby 1] Dr. Zac se Pores « pec Feotly opposite the @ , iKMEDT owe! June 2, of convulsions, Jawm ; ‘Tubercies opbe them are r BaRGMITE, a ia one Sead G2"s Sook on Sam> ‘a nt AND LAST STAGWS | _-_ MISCELLANEOUS, g Tube, by eatin coughing and Soaps Somme wre it sof @ more ton | Griedurt agen stance, more ay ‘ mornii partoul-rly after wl Ceuses 8 dram grecable soveation in im be throat, uotit removed. Then the guiferer is at ease‘ another spuita te colecun former be bowels, wi rapis the flow! fountains of life ton ta conce Proaiiee hata ives ee cough the ~ 3 I expeotor * reuloe eraoaeaent dhe iver ond uy realty, the fret stage oP consuaep ey be a Breathing short and hurried, cough fi with ea corr > ed ee SiMe guests, emaciation ead ¢e in with a » lover fort and Gebhy the Thebes scarcety able, te | auscopupiity of (of oatening cold p08 | wih a ess aad jose of | eecteaien ie eek Toresoom; ay ve and scoulters with ® severe i} 1 in tbe mornin on awabin | & awol eat entlon, ant few frequent Mage et diarrhea, toe are distreests, rier inthe mate with & weakases ie if the fully developed. = cure py AS sain What 4 ‘attemot to cure cousumption whan the lamp of Site tn elcnoee cxuaet, oe fh 8 total neglect on the part of the sufferer ta while oonfzed to the throat. J. D. DURKIN, Chronic and schcbiaanels Physician can si consulted at 171 Bighth street, Cliaion piace, New ork. D)ireieroy a AQUE, FRVNRS, BILE TMK DT ATR rain by sing 4 Fock FALD'S cognac bitters. Uflce TS nL Atueet, N Grrns, rr BXTBaC? OF ELDER FLOWERS. fer Boftoning tho skin improving the ee ‘Thie admirable Of elder howets tavory fegraat asa perfume | Bier floors bev. trom the ear tent agen deen eatermed as lid and harmless, yot most perfect peas dor oF the elim. . oun burse, redaces, &s., ® ‘oil speedily Bets iviouant S Uru ae druggist, 609 Broadwag. NVINOE, Prosicentand Prince, men from many lsoda, dave — their bards, a YTO Who. sect And earned And every ver: bic! Dlstard our ma ‘ail e fan e'te powde cnee appl = ie in (be ia os wrbere ie 1) po! injure pet bumanity And lacies, we must not forget, They wil! not nil pet. Merit 20 powder dares to ¢! have that which heara K nyo! Bivoe some who would the publi Have basely forged a countertelt, "Twere wise to vurchsa® at bis store To Broad number 424, & LYON 4 6@, MPORTANT APNOUNCEMENT, One buncred Soamnd doilars FASHION amar Sint CLOTHING She immense oleek of summer tot ot EY EY oy, i+ ive clo.b pg warebouse 66 and 68 F. nojd bt tremendous bargetps Kieving been led sway by the assertion of the French phd- loeopber, “that the summer of 1858 would be the bowen over sold pow at mere nomin en reperdiees of coat he stock prisre every varieiy and quality of goede CASEMABETT COTA. 7 “oushout with Gno.ctiny Oke de, casing? bagr hg ae fe. CHKCK MEN Pants, ALP Ca ra, Dhar DET® PANTS, ae vase? ao. Of every 7 arecrigtion EVANS’ 66 and 68 Fulton hen street, AGE BERR AND LUXU car aah fee lea ia Inger ‘To thoes who are weary § pleasantly fy | Good drink and got drens are egmentiale— me moderate ev) 1 of bath dr The nioven Fo tipple your Let your dress the inst {nabions reveal. Abd you'll save «full third of your dress cost, It Ae Menith & marble Rt ores you wil BMITH BRUTH EN one price wholesale $e fwarerocme, Moa. 123, 438 sad 116 Pullon ‘Soon New ones any myle you waat bat avterit, OOK AT THIM.- LADIES, GaNTLAME! 3 boys m want of a ty liad pair of book | Broadway, where you can wet house tn tbe elty and tena 8 ow RW YOuR COLUMMIAN COAL OTL STOOK 4 crore rom eaie.- Fifty five spares of the Wins. 6s sous arresibaresin. Apply lo JUBN G. street, Wliemehurg. Val. 4o—W 7 JENSINGH & O.. THR VEAL ple ploorera ty the tnt: ied PLATFORM i Arean walre te For mlety YRASE B. HOW Te Pee ree or B. V. HAUGE UPI oR ct CLABAT WINE—[MPO IN THROA Ss , for aale by G. RB MENDUM, No. oe, OCBRAOK'S PULMONTO BaRUP, ‘A (POSTTIVE CURB for covmwm, heoek's bandrane pills, for liver complatat, Bi benee'e ven wee wale, ‘or Crepe 4 OH NOK 3 39 North Mxth Fresarea only by J. 5. Fhvaceiphis for aie by {oO Lin Til N eornce of Urecawich aad i acclay, streets, New ork bg yd WRITING FLUTO® AND COPTING INKG.— ‘The foi owing tribute to me cBemiral Ca TY of the mane- ‘traqted from. facturer of 6 articles ta chem tom) w of te Cri conelude 1 ‘artic! Be pours wepbeus Cor mupplying BERG Y ETRFURNS, San, Lonaon, and 70 Ne fork. ef , L RR A AND HAIR RESTORER— w TLSOR" snare col preperation for the bate rd oe 3 = s =~ cic caterer ever a eee Sig, senotuln, etek. Bendsobe, use Wik Bush ¥tlp Restorer, LC will give s lagertamt aed Besar grew hiothe heir, Be sure and xe the genuine soit ANS drag store 308 Grand greet, corner af all ew York and at CALLENDRR & OU 's book stare, the wenn = — _ 70 HRAVE OF YO we have wii! & complete assortment of straw hate of above mipia, now FO Much worn by the young gente of the chy, 1 eee aE re tae Sa? is | ira puper ailver gray dupat horn, the Iates® Shi most feshiooable base of Uke mont fs eenaon. bss 7 ‘A LELAND & O0., 190 Broadway, 0 WARRANTED Ly 3 BALI, 84 and 86 Fanon erect, & A RERT Le ‘veers, e000 ry hg —\_.._ a \P 75 oBNTH FON 75 CRNTE POR OCR Batt. send 86 Pol eR VESTS, 2 At 84ant 6 F Fehon strest ,_ RR ery en a Panra. wontH $1 50 BO Fos UIA HALE MM nnd 86 Paton free $2 5 50 7°" x FoR begat | bike Wai HVC’, Pa ANTS, 88 Ful'on street, $2 50 Q000 AUMWRR 80 ¢r ) FoR “2 gormmer clothing 5 proportion, pment ae ad cuorn ga, An T intend to olear owt Foye cp N. B—Oven. 15 CENTS FOR and 86 Fulton street Sak Ral 8 ‘wa vs