The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1858, Page 5

where they wore weicvmod with sa'utce and public ma The vows from tha city of Mexice is escouraging to the General V.deurri,in an address to the capitalists of Monterey, says he has arms and ammusition, valued at $100,000, in Brownsville, and asks » loan for six mouths ‘te pay for tram, An exprexs from Monterey sta'es that General Zaazus ‘was progrereing finely, Thero were rumors that tho Zuloaga faction had made overtures for peace, Burnivg of the Steamer Galena and Loss of Omcaco, July 3, 1868, On the morning of the first inst., the steamer Galena "Cook fire at the landing at Red Wing, Minnesota. The origin of the fire is unknown. The fiames spread with such rapidity that the boat was soon enveloped in flames. About seventy five passengers were on board, sixty- eight of whom were saved. The following are known to ee lost:—Jonn Tysom, Holly Porter, Nancy Porter, Onaries Porter, and Lydia Porter, of Michigan. The ‘books and pspers were all lost. The boat was valued at fifty thousand dollars. No insurance. Fire in New Orleans. Naw Oucrans, July 3, 1858, A fire occurred at ten o’clock this forenoon at the corner of Hercules and Calliope streets, by which six dwellings ‘were deetroyed. The lous is estimated at $30,000, Departure ef the Nova Scotian. Mowrrnat, July 3, 1858. ‘The steamer Nova Scotian sailed from Quebec at half ‘past ten A. M. to-day, for Liverpool, with 147 cabin pas- sengors, and 574 troops. Among hor passengers was Sir ‘Wm. Eyre,Commander of the Forces in British North Mevement of Troops, St Lovig, July 3, 1868. ‘Two bundred and seventy-five troops of the Second in- fantry, under command of Lieutenants Hendersho!, Con- nor aad Farrand, from Newport Barracks, arrived yes- They were transferred to the United States steamer Mink, and immediately proceeded to Fort Shocking Fracas in Mobile, Mositx, July 2, 1858. ‘This afterncon a fraces occurred between Mr. H. War- Geld and §icesrs. John and David Reid, brothers, of ‘the firm of J Red & Oo, Both the Reids were stabbed, ‘the Oret ramed being daagerously wounded. Warileld ‘wes arrested acd committed to prison, bail being refused @t present. The collision grew out of a feud of ten years’ Death of Mrs. Taurlow Weed, The Dudiecy Obeervatory D:Mvalty. OUB ALBANY CURBSSPONDKNUF. Aumany, July 3, 1858. the Flare up in the Dudley Observatory Difficulty Be tween the Trustees and Scientific Council —Drscharge of | shycid 06 enabled to epoak Dr. Gould—Certainty of Progress and Ultimate Ir umph, de. ‘The suspeasion of unity, harmony and concord between the principal director and @ majority of the trustees of the Albany Dudley Obrervatory is a matter of most nerious regret. It seems that Protessor Gould has be come so obnoxious to the Board of Trustees that they Dave deliberately resolved to dispense with his service: Neither the contributors to the institution nor the public were aware that any difficulty existed between the par- ties until afew cays since, when the fact appeared that the trustees adopted a resolution ddMlering that the con- stantly recurring difficulties in tho affsirs of the Obaerva- tory, arising {rom a want of barmony between Dr. Gould and the members of the Board of Trustees, bave satistled them that some new arrangement was absolutely ueces- sary—that is, the displacing of Dr. Gould, and the substitu. tion of some other person in his place. The trustees charge ‘that the “superlative precision and transcendital exactness in ordinary matters’’ of Dr. Gould has caused the usciess expenditure of very large amounts of money a»out the Observatory, for instruments and other matters, which have been entirely urcleas, and now prove to have been inexpedient. They charge delay, siso, in mounting the instruments which have becn constracted for use inthe Observatory. They ask, “Why do these noble instruments remain so long in the boxes when every astronomer, conscious of his own ability, would pant for the unfolding glories which they are expected to reveal” ‘They say they believe the reason why the ingtrunents have not been mounted is a discreet unwillingness on the part of Dr. Gould to test his skill as @ practical astrovo. mer. There are many other charges instituted against bim, made by men whose assertions will not be attempt- ed to be refuted, which go far to convince the public that tho professor possesses a spirit too arrogant and too ces- potic to have control of such a grand and noble national institution as the Dudley Astronomical Observatory is yet destined to become. It seems that the corporaters of the institution—that is, the trustees—placed in @ subordinate board, termed the Scientific Council, the regulation and management of the fostitution, as well as the sclection of practical scientific officers of the institution. The principals of the United States Coast Survey—Messrs. Bache, Henry and Pierce— were included. This Council was advised that the trus- tees bad removed Dr. Gould, and solicited the Council to co-operate in “some new arrangement in the affairs cf the Observatory.’ Messrs. Bache & Oo, write from Washington, requesting a copy of the spo- cific charges preferred against Dr. Gould, and the sugges tion of what new arrangements they, the trastees, pro- pose for future action. No such request was complied with, except communicating ® statement made by Mr. Ol- ‘struments, but he has exhibited to us a series they are ‘entirely barcless. After ing the moral rights which we elves, to submit tbe questions to neetetion, NEW Y YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 4 1858. Dum qneuneih June 30, 1856. we Biaxma Depiey:— KAR ¥avam—Your totter of June fs was duly received, but wo have celayed our reply until, bp further pervonsl exewination of the conditing of the Omeresiney, we ithout bositatwa of the grees which bad buen mace in carrying out the Of your nobie gift We peed not express our high gratitication at bow deeply you, #8 weil aa your relatives and ference, by mpa'biee wih ua is our ecdeavors to'fulfil the exDectetivos jusily entertained iv comsequence of Iergenese of your donaters, and whe pledges Btven Dy the trustees of the Observatory. Whoo we remember the pomp and ceremony with which the incley Oveervatory was inaugurated as a nd ecientioc tpetitution, aod the promises uoder which your laat great dovation waa obtained, we could not be- Meve that ‘be obstructions # which you allude would cantis ue to exiat We beve made a careful examination of the present ntate of the Observatory, the progress which has been made in bringing its »everal parts into action, and the ‘ork already accomplished, and we can truly say that we are potoniy eatisted with what Dr Gould bas already done, ioee bigbly gratided with both the amount and cherac- Of the work. Not only bas he made good progress in tee eqwpment cf the Ubservatory and mount the in- jovesti- gations, Dow in progress, the results of which will be ad- Mnlited to be en important addition to astronomical acience. On the receiptof your letter we bad aiready made arrapgemepts for an early meeting in the city of Yubeny, We hed been appealed to by thee Board of Trustees, aud determined to investigate carefully the diffloulties which they might aliege to exix;, in the bope that by good tem- Per and disinterested effort ov both sides these might be Temoved We could not believe that personal feeling ‘Would he permittea to ictoriere with the execution of so maha ren We Bave Boas taal an ser arrival by ress lutions gareing ove pose, Santana ee. our Couacil one cf its members, ne te cacti et. Dn Snele mast be remeved as 2 director. ‘The necessity for the re- mere ot Os Gould was declared after the ore with a committee of conference appointed trustecs. ‘The President of the Board Ruteens Gohan bes the body to whom they were addressed, propositions to thus denying us, aleo, of @ hearing. sacred ‘The most of man are thus boldly trampled Upon. amd we cannot but fear that our efforts to keep this in- fcc progres hay oven prove coneling len pub ntific progress prove una lic opivien should eateres Up upon the tri mastoos the nevosal of the withdrawal to which vou rofer. pub- necessity ‘We sball coatinue to covtest this matter with such ers as we jorsets, from our position as the Scientific - cll of the Dudley Observatory. We feel that it may = excite your womanly sympatby—ever agaipst oppression—to see instrutents de and learned astrovomer wrested by violence from his use, po phy ber ye Nb galt to Dlight all his hopes @ zeal with w was puruing 80 successfully the advancement of his favorite solence. ‘aa the trustees bave failed, upon your call, to what isty and delicacy required, we have Sat Nitele that they will listen to us, or that we shall be ve the institution from the results of thoir dis- genizing measures, in which might is substituted for rab, and by which a deserving, zealous and honorable | about the Bible; and Muaily, a great Central Park, wuich | lin, of Mtnois, had a revcemtre; Merara. Meade, of Virgils, | Sind Gtddtege, of Ubio, bad » similar diMen'ty. Ko tt will be seen that Mr. Camoroa, in 1849, knooke® aan a poted duel liet, theo catied “Haogman Foote,” on | acount ot bie smiadie wish that he could hang the fun living Senator Haic on some Miastesipp! oak ant foote, ‘as appears, mado no after demonetratios. rai Cameron turd? up again, nguin, in w <ioatay with another | Say Dufly slaveholder from Missouri, aod soliies bim by a vewark that he always Ceacries his Gate atous thn’ ” We like cur Senator considerably; sad Beunett, of the Maw Yor Emax, nay make bia Preeidens, it he cap. Beis wy not ra The Contrat Park. ‘The olty of New York, fira\ in trade, popséation, wealthy Commerce aud art of all her sister cities, has Ww'pay dearly for hor pre emingmoe. Sho has the fortune, or rather mis- fortune, to be fliled with patriotic projectora a0’ anxious | to exait hor fame that thore tt no ond to their »chemes im | ber behalf. These disinterested individuals found’ out that the Battery should be enlarged, though it hae long | ceased to be the resort of any but emigrant runuery, rowdies and loafers; they slso discovered tha ueoereiiy of fillmg out the slips near Washington Market, from which a rental of {ity thousaud dollars a year has siip- ped inte-the pockets of nobody knows whom, and creating |! city property which bas boea seized wpon by the Sisto; Of sewers, to drain vacant lote; sehoe! houses coeting thou sands of dollars, where there is @ quarrel already eumindes tte aun Iti the most beosmaing straw ba don time abr, be admttw sgt nn Gh NIN, BAisroad way. Gvard Acainet Sun Strokes. Immense variety of exaraaite straw bate Onee ventilators” more MNIN'T, 31d Broedtway, ‘will exceed the estimates by millions of dollars and en- (teil an enormous annual tax to keep it im repair. That ‘the site chosen is capabie of being converted into a vast pleasure ground cannot be denied; but it with only be at on immense experve. No-one can look at ite rocks and ravines, nor examine the plans by which thee are to be turned into landscape garcens, without being struck with this fact. But the whole affair is only a job, from first to last, For @ certain ciass of persons, contractors Diasters, policemen, rangers, keepers, gardeners and idlers it isa very fine project; and for politicians who de. sire seats in the Common Council and a heavy vote, a for contractors who are still aux‘ous to plunder the city treseury, it ia a scheme inviting in its prospec’s and “‘aito- getherlovely.” For tax payers and real-estate: holders it has a very different aspect; and we thinieeven taat pationt Hints to Suit the Hat, at prices Largent stook of at and wort hae | in trew York, *) vOaeeln ean 214 Broadway. ‘cemmaneepeeemarmpetenneevanttl Coon ,Budsoa avd Trov, N: ¥ , and 1.009 beantirul scenes of city and country, for sale by HOLM, 289 Brosaway. Netioe.— Purdy’s Firework Depot; 31 Mald- en Lage, will be opes on Monday, July 5, Gold Watones for Sale at U Prices— 36 to £0 per cont below retail store prices. D. C. PEACOCK, represented by DAVID MAIT, 405 broadway, up stairs, creature, posterity, will some day groan over the Dinimnene Myeentanes, Usaeriots, Danes Rings, Ear- improvement and sigh under ita infliction. We canno | rings Ac; atthe, ‘ OCR tonressaled cont bon, deny it has the Kast riveron one side, the Hudson oa Rast," up stairs, 405 Broadway. ‘snother, nor that it looks northwardly ever the Harlem flats and river, and the Spuytenduyvil, or weatwardly to- wards tho Palisades, or castwardly towards Long. Island; or that it has some historical aesociations and the ro- mains of some hasty entrenchments. But these natural advantages, which would have secured for it at no distant date a dense and a flourishing population, could have been enjoyed without such am enormous and unnecessary ex- Ppenditure of public money. It is the opinion of many reflecting and judicious per- sons that a different system might better have been adopted; that a number of smaller parks might have been Inid out in different parts of the city, north of Madi son square, which would have been more coavenicat of access, more advantageous to the holders of adjacent property, and of more direct advautage in point of health, that a fairer distribution of the public funds could have beon indde for such embellishments, and that » much legs amount would have been sufficient for these Purposes. Great efforts have been made, and not without success, to oreate agtrong public opinion in favor of the Central Park. A flattering and expensive report of its capabili- D.C, Peacock, Importer of Dixmonds —For sate 0s the package ‘Single clone or mounted. 406 Broadway; Elastic htockings, Radial Oure ‘Trusses, ehou'der braces and supp ms, instruments for every de- formity, Dr. H. L. P. BONS Softee, No, 2 Ana street, Defiance Salamander Sufes—With patent powdcr proof locks, and cross bars. Also, fire and burgiar proof parior sales Depot 193 Pear! servet. RODERT M. PATRIOK, Radical Cure Truss Office.—Marsh & Co., No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House. Trusses and supporters. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, UPCOS.— ‘The best in the world, surpassing all made. Sold and applied 1 the manufactory, 383 Broad w 233 Broad| aaa A og mene tad ae! drephrsciy Cristadoro’s Hal: Pest to the Yes, applied. No. ri 2 dow Ia (nll opermion, etepent ee ye! in portant envre tar public md re C4 prod. ork Seven. CO CARRS PEE 4. MENDUM, 18 Wall stroet, of the Town of heey nernpe f HRA ARE?.—JUST M. Kilzabeth, a 92 a a Ag no benefit from i have beem under, are eet ful it Ww. VONbuaaa it sD respectful cS fed to cal on ieanes “aoe cert rect from physicians evenyeare should the patic Pationta residing In the count Siong, teious and expensive is treatmen the wympioms of the treatment Bend for Sock ou consump- of com sumptien, 158 Bowery. ZACHARIWA YOOT WASH—FOR Bi iy INR FARINA CRACKERS —THE ONLY oa. ina Farina arackrs msaufectured Ia the Cuited known estsblichment of A. WinG, » St Lansingburg, state of New York. ‘These are the only crackers ever presented to the publia Pinna beetery ot megane al are nse tt the wel containing the tyne queiitins Jn one pouna of WING'S P r'sbing properties are from two pounde of bread, aa it is uaa THink CRACB EBM anh Pearieseeeen ES vm FROM cae Auuasy, July 3, 1858. cots, the President, to a meeting of the trustees. The | man of science is arr ‘and condemned without a A Largs Assortment Stra retain w Hints, 1 Mrs, Thurlow Weed died ir this city to-day at tweive | Council mot in this olty om the 30th ult., when its mom- | hearing, and a so-called Council, whose only acknowlodg. | ‘ies has been published. The press has warmly eulogized | |) Tanlee, dente cae the hater, 48 Paiioa | Ruskatio’toqnace sree ‘hy thelr Raed soon apse o'clock, afvor « tong and severe illne: bers egain asked for oral or wriiten evidence in support | o¢ Power is \ te give advice, dentéd the ere nites | tient, Same i bao aon hs heaps Leg sage and | wrest, Begimaach | Shey sre yt AYE cag by enormous premiums have been pr raw forti 6 ta- ving 1 fantor Aged as Wellies Ly of their serious charges against Dr. Gould. The trustees | determination of the body which it is to advise. lak ot atloe aaa fertigt acti’ Tae vueci tino wicdey |. emeweyN Bitte. ing through. the | , Nother bredcetion from. wheat has over been discovered which bee prov ro LUABLE Af AN ARTICLE OF FOOD, 7 realire the most tmnporteot besette from thelr dally iaitaa & really te Newapaper Sale at Pituourg. Premuiwec, July 8, 1888, ‘The Daily Union newspaper, como>ratic, has been sold J. B Kenzody, and hersafter wiil be an independent ‘The tréstees even codarake to ee without hearing the Scientific Council which they |, upon the sci- entific rng a of the director ae the scientific opera. tions of a8 if determined Draoically i eoees en eu hs Cees which they sel: reply, through the President, thet they cannot recognise bile apd the Nasetnthanr great searchers of the svatem dis cherge from every orgen the of disease The fxot}it: with whicb they oure ayape ‘and diarrhora is wonder(u! Sold at 80 Malden lene, will begin to flow like water into every nook and corner of this excavated pleasure ground. We are to have lakes filled with ducks and geese, over which some mderu St. ‘Saeees a sati-tax morning ponny paper, ca'lod the true Press. The | Consideration, | Mesare, Be en tee dy | tbe very ground that the trustees themselves were eee | ceremnded Will tn sqpateten ietowr, skateg ponte 'idr BIRTH, MAL ‘MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ea nonrishanent they o-tatn, ee they aa broek teen Pout is now the only daliy democratic paper published in | the Observatory, subject oaly to the Board of Trustece, | SPByormARt with ecience. diy be moat | Sentlemen of elegant leisure, cricket grounde for our best cenicn made up from thean traly san meata ter ‘Wostern Peansyivacia. or to refer the difficulties to discreet arbitrators, or else to disastrous to the ? 'y elevens, drives for upper noodiedum to assist tts laborious interests of the institution. It sub- ination of feeling and avgry temper for the sober conclu: of reason, and availing itaolf of its power exercises it with the ungovern- ed evergy of the uncivilized man rather than with the so- briety apd self-control and miidness of the Caristien. all who muy wish to epeure WING'S CELEBRAT- BD CRACK EAM shoud Deon thee a JUAKIY AGALNST IMITATIONS, as some mal rc inary crackers the size of WINGS FANINA: Sand, are eadeavoring to eel tavir articles by oall- them farina crackers e are crecibly informed that some retailers bave beem Birth. Danas —On Friday, July 2, the Indy of Col. Qxantrs L. Dusman, late United States Consul at Acapulco, Mexico, of } a son. digestion, quarter runs for horses that can goa milein 2:40, ice cream gardens for heated pedestrians, and groves of trees, where love sick youths may Play with the tanglea of Nerea’s hair, Seats Deesan, & orto omen any eee the Council, in or¢er to ascertain if any messures of coucihation oan’ be su; Mr. Olcott replied by stating that tho trusteos had no further communication to make, but if the Council have any recommendation to ‘The Schooner Adrianna Ashore, Boson, July 3, 1858. ‘The echoaner Adrianna, Capt. Littlejohn, from Baltimore Married. for aiem, 4 ich a cargo of coal, ran ashore on Uhatham Bar | make eeneeraing 6 meee 5 to Dr. Gould, the trustees | "'y; remains to be seen whether in our time and in our Or sport with Amaryllis in the shade, Hincmasx—Sqrimes.—In Middletown, Now Jorsoy, on | found aotaaiig aiding diese deneptio ft taree o'cloee thia morning. She has thrown overboard | Mil yecelve, it with he most respectful Consideration. | .usiyy this will be tolerated, Hore, in shrubberies that Shonstone might have envied, | Wednesday, June £0, H. N. Bincuman to Miss Jomrinvy | ows cusiomér thea Interior crackers ai fhe Ful prion Very res; Sqummss, daughter of Horatio Squires. san Francisc. will the swilled loafers sleep off thoir lager bier. Here un > (California) ana Weshington papers please , dear madam, yours, JOsEeR der the cover of some rock, or in the gloom of some grotto, Part of her cargo and will probably get off at high water. ‘Though this rupture is disagreeable to the patrons of the and to the scientific public oats, it will The trustees are hem & pro! Cf course those who coniite in their institution, A. D. BAGGE, copy. ‘The Recent Fire in Charleston, S.C. evicentiy reautt ses measean, paint Tenmeey wre BENJAMIN PIERCE. the unsuspecting may be relieved of their purses, in spite | O'Neu—Frrararnicx.—On Saturday, July 3, im Bt. Fran- | govor go ton certain extant to val thea vi a (iets ‘Tw TAB KDITOR OF THE HERALD. —— oe oe ae ramen their THE SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL TO THE TRUSTBES. cis Xavier's church, by the Rev. H eh 8 James | ticies at fair prives, will pot continue to patronize any ome — of astronomy; they oniy a op age Ay lost iY ODSKRVATORT, July Iy 1868. of the jack boots, leather breeches and velvet jackets of Euza f., daughter of P. Fitz- he altempis ach a dnaention You please correct your telegraphic despatch from contidence ix the ability and ¢ Dr. Gould. They ant con | sting wn the forest rangers; here children may be lost, and Gypsies Ga. ‘There are fray hy rand will undoubtedly oP? excepting commen: The founders of this any gentlemen of scientific at- » Whom the “Council” may re- to make ita ‘Charleston, pablished in the Haxatp of this morning, re- ‘ porting the rtore and stock of goods belonging to Hayne & Yates to have been consumed on the night of July 1st ‘without insurance. Both building and goods are fuily covered by insurauce, HAYNE & YATES. Jaly 3, 1858, Gaxtizmen— Waving for the moment what wo coneider our rights as members of the Scieniitic Council, and the contract by which we deem the scientific concerns of the Gbeervatesy to bave been placed in our charge, we make the following propositions of conciliation, viz :— To take. unconditionally, mmmediate and di- rection of the Dudley Observatory, subject only tothe Beard of Trustees, thus occupying curselves the place of director. TT this ie not acceptable to the Trustece, then 2. To refer the difficulties between Dr. Gould and the Trustees to five discreet and wise citizens of Albany, two to be numed by the Trustees, two by the Scientific Coun cil, ano these four to choose a fifth, The award of these find them for a reward, and under the walls of a belea- gured arsenal the military forces of the city in peace prepare for war. All this wo admit may take place, and muchmore. But who 1s to pay the piper? How much more money ca. b* taken out of the pockets of the citizens without s coliapse’ Already eight millions a 5 ear are required for our municipal expenditure; and if treasury is plundered in the style ft has been for the last year or two, sixteen w ))bé« ve- manded by the patriots who have the desite ea 'y to fenoourage 6 say iediviguat ‘soting thes. thas. Cores auch deceptious, buy no crackers for fart- but xu ‘OF WING'R CRACKERS ARE FARINA, and Mr Wing's name is samped upon every true Gracker made, and be aure. therefore, and purchase none = > ale ceeabiga the vame A. WING sian pet op ence (Gencey) atternoca, st four o’clock, from his late ‘rest: , 41 Kast Twentieth street, without further invita- omnes FARINA CRACKERS may be prosured of the y grocers generally, by whom they are ¢ tion. best family Essrox —Near this ity, on Wednesday, June 6, Capt fold in sifterent portions of the ‘Thomas 8. Kastom, oged 64 yeu x Mobtie Register Yrederick ( cua.) Citizen, and St. Louis mi ssa 223 Fulton street, Baxmvt.—On Saturday, July 3, W. . Bansrrr, aged 34 ears. 7s friends aro requested to attend the fonsral, this pen, coe appropriate superior instruments, and in rendering lavish extent, for the Keer ges of the high! laudable object A permanent fund is on hand, ing to some ten or twelve Bay dollers ‘annually, for the salaries ana support of the astronomers, Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pwitapeie nia, July 3, 1858, ‘The stock board did not _ ony. Onskane, July 9, 2868, ‘cmployed | srbitraior to avoive ine completo decision ae othe fu: rs on Saturday morning, July 3, | J °*} Cotton quiet: sales to-day 600 daies at 113{0 a 2c. for | Computors, observers and servants necessarily pater of the inatitution, and tue the influence still further to improve the city, We ay on ~ 8, July 3, Bold, flerce Jnty, thy brazen sky maldaling, | Gales of the wonk, 16,600 bales. | Beowipte of | SOee Se cetabliahment, There Eon ‘ore! Seertite Council plecge hemssives to abide by the | sme parks now which it would be vary becom’ sr Tema ihe une. are invited to we bast Reig i ie ia nue unas ban” fae ae ieee porte | ratore a: possess the energy and determination to fia determination. them to look after ani keep in order; but we fear, as. \i¢ tbe funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three oe shee coneeues. 115,000. Stock at this port 101,660 dates. There has | their undertaking to the letter of their anticipations. Fe ean hon ngage gee acceptable 0 } is nothing more t 26 made out of them, they will ox 1th eat ie PA seen Fark avons, betmeen Ty yp been an advance of fully one quarter ceut per pound on ‘The following correspondence has passed betwoen Mrs. 3. To appoint a commitice of three mombers, o. | to be cherished as the lungs of the metropolis, and all bo pime a " Satraar 7" uly tne Sararel ara . the wenk. Fidicnte—| +, Lavergost meanest Blandipa Dudley and the trustees and Scientific Counc! | senting both the majority and minority of the board,t> | stricken with consumption, like that In Tompkins square. | Demnortoy, wile i ol Ont stafoantel tite’ la tise $6th year Tobe some tho mat Jay “# ae ote = 2 of tho Dudley Observatory at Albany :— confer with the Scientific Eouncil, in order to ascerte Dit | Wo cuppose, however, it is too late to make any sug- | Of ber age. =. Fiour bas deciined; superfine se'ling for $4 1 of conciliation be suggested. u a ie teens ‘s or we tie. ont very ‘ull, and MBS. DUDLEY TO THM TRUSTEES OF THE DUDLEY | *"f, Respectiully your cbodions sorvanse. gestions of an economical or cautionary nature. The pmo nee 2 Seon of sparen ae tense Witeatte ‘coblers,”’ “linge” and alee “ bere! gical Me. @ 10)40, Coffeo steady: stock, OBSERVATORY. JOSEPH HENRY, ground has been purctmeod, a city stock has been issued | vited to attend the fun ‘morrow (onday) after. For me, Lenvy \ne dead Sab Barsguone, July 8, 1858. ne an eases ankamiouan — pa $4 to pay for it, « board of amateurs have it in charge, and } Doon, st! four o/cleck, from her residence, 8) RS poy A Flour steady. Wheat steaty and’ u the medium of the public press that serious diffica upwards of thirty plans have been prepared by ambitious oe Saturday, July 3, Rowaxo 0. Exam “Ob, happy fate" I gull keep sighing. TELEGBAPHIC. Atnany, July 3, 1858. At a meeting of the trustees of the Dudley Observatory, beid to-day, the entire Scientific Council have been dis- missed, Professor O. M. Mitshel!, of Cincinnati, is ap Pointed director, und the President of the Board of Trus- sees bas been authorized to take legal possession of the property. Tecei pts Light. Corn Sales prized at 706. a 80.1 shite, 7d & 760.» and yellow at 760. a77c. Whiskey firmer; sales at 220. 8 2340. Provisions Pamapeveuta, Jaly 3, 1858. Flour quiet. Wheatdull. Rye advanced to T4c. acarce. Whiskey unsewled; sales at 2c. a 233¢0. Burrato, July 3—1 P. M. Flour dun heb yg 8 receipts this moroing, mar- Ket steady: sales 6,000 bushels Caicago Bt Gc. ’ 4,600 bushels red Indiana a; $80. , 3,000 bushels waite Ca. engineers. There are the rocks, and the trees, and the reservoir,and the new Manhattan lake. The business must proceed. Terrific majorities lio in embryo for the ambitious politicians of the upper waris, and there will soon be a multiplication of theese precincts when the shan- ties of four or five thousand stipendiary workmen skirt the avenues. Though atsome distance from the seat of goveroment im the down town triangle, the Central Park Dave srizen between reper acd the director of the Dudiey Observatory ; and that demand the withdrawal of the director and refuse to r the aifliculties in ques- tion to the Scientific Council, except upon the basis of the removal of one of their own bosy, to whom the manage- ‘ment of the Observatory has been entrusted. It & well kuown to you that tay large donation was made under the express condition that the Observatory should become @ national institution, dedicated to the advancement of ove of the noblest Branches of salouce, One hope, July, T tit! descry, ‘One hove for fainting mor ala— The “zephyr clothes.” cool, white sa anows, Kevesled in 8 mith’s marmoreal portals! To them I'll fly, and theo. July, As (ree from care as “Mr. Toodies,”” Arrayed in these I'l ake my ease, ‘And laugh at all bol, ewellering noodles. SMITH BROTHERS one prine wholesale and retail clothe ing \, 122, 198 and 140 Fulton atrest, New York. pos, re re Eis friends, ina the members and friends of Fagine Company No. 42, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) alternoce, at three o'clock, from Kisest.--Os Saturday, Jaly 3, after a short and so- severe ilipees, © consumption, Bassaun K. Kurceust, eged 21 years, 8 months and 3 days. the funeral wi'l take place to morrow merge (Koon after. ae A eee ee, from his re Co Tae L ADI, GENTLEMEN, CHTLD&EN pela 4i¢c. Corn quiet: sales 4.00) bushels sound at Sc. a ate 4 a a may be neareat point to the neil ‘of a stylish pair of Cate steady st 300. Whiskey quiot. Freights Arm Counell abo entrusted lopement Our Albany Correspondence. b-degret pemmpatinenenghmed Bi day, July 3, from rate wont bonis or nboes, ae ‘oa wheat to New York. managemens I relied upon the gentiomen who had ee after all. We lock for a large business in marblo pitlars | tack of the jaundice doun kesve: gon of Turob and Mary indents hy Broa way, whore you CAB Ret the caapeas Asay, July 3, 1868. Sptrited Times in the Canal Board —Jucker vs. Benton— Attempt to Make Political Capital—IUness of Commis sioner Whallon—Light Freights—Few Passengers: and Dull Times, de. App Kuntz, aged 23 years, 5 months and 24 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ReMorAt: 0 W. 3. SENNINGS & 00. TITY VEm invited to attend the funeral, from the late residence of Je pioneers te the atrodae.. the ‘inor devensed, 48 Auorney street, this (Sunday) morning, at | 80d stvlee of ready made © ten o'elock. sioce of gummor wenz, that ean tw rasigonoe, im Rahway. NJ. Mitur. | 4) Vinod ‘stent corner of Prince wret, and terra cotta vases, in fron railings and rustic bridges, and for a fresh impulse to Long Island and Newborg nor- series, This is progress. Whatis the uve of population If it i not to be gouged, of wealth if it is not to be taxed, of rocks if they are not to be blasted? Rocks did we say? paseed several yeare beiore, to co ‘with the Counet!, and have sever your action so loog as it appeared to the great objects to which the (bservatory is jomted. Raving undiminished confidence in the ary and ony Intelligence. Micrvary Martens —Col. Vosnurgh tendered the services of tho Seventy fret regiment to Col. Duryea, of the Beventh regiment, National Guard, to receive thom on | ability of tbe Council to accomplish the t alt mootii iu. M. MoGuexim, formerly of this olt their rotaru from Richmond, Tue invitation was prompt- | cannot but feel tho most ournest desire bat every membor | , AL imom “VF ® oven - bath er cir had ec they are our ety mines, and are more valuabl than the | ia ta dou pear of ee ny a - “ oh revattan a er 1 respectfully in- of it shail receive the hearty co-cperation and support of the trustces, without which ali our effurt mast fail. Learning tbat the action of your Board, which I refer to, is not unanimous, 1 bave vow fergie | to request that those members of it who cannot cardia! | 2 ORE e Teg ng tahng are respectfully in. | GOUKNOK'A PULMONIC ®4RUP, A {POSITIVE OUMR vited to attend from bis re ence , Rahway, on Tuesday afternodn, July 6, at five o'clock Gehenct's Wetdrake pilla, for livar complaint, Ricumonn.— suddenly, on Friday eran, July 2, at oh =k sont OF beset Mas ONC a "an ly accepted by “ol. Duryea. The Seventy first will, there- ’ pod turn out, and give their friends of the Seventh as out eee SS se SS ees curred. Mr. Tucker offered @ resolution that cortain in structions issued by the Auditor, Mr. Benton, to tne canal collectors, be rescinded. It scems that the collec gold diggings of Caiiforvia. More money bas aireacy veen found in our goeie and granite by our contract pros than io Mariposa iteeif, The Central Park is it placer of them all. A drill and afew pounds of powder wave made the fortenes of our wealthiest men, and here | bis residence, 17 Columbia street, corner 97 HARRAL, RINLB Se dines yo te yy tee ye eed change the cuties whicn devol: ia tion | tors, during the present season, have boca greatly aa Barclay, & A witness the ceremou'es of the reception. 9 Cuties w! ive upon connec’ A o veins whim wili eorich many more. Brooklyn, tar.’ Joun Ruanowp, aged Sym. IN, cornar of Green wick and Seventh will probably return tw this city on Friday Tin te are ide ma ee ee organized, | and | poyed by the Auditor in endeavaring to compel them to | “It \s to be hoped that this gol n opportunity will chook, Bis friebds and the mombers of Brooklyn as, gates Lad York. or Saturday next. rector pow: ay aa see eave | perform cuerous duties, which neither the interests of the | for a tee at least, some of tbe other s: on foot to 0, az0 mined to atlend Bin funenal, thie (dmday ‘WAN & 00.8 LOTTER 20M Tie TONER Misome C t10N—On Thursday evening last the | thelr places to be tilled by such donors to the , improv’ the city between tye Park and thB Hudwon river, | 000n, at two o'clock. Rc er . focane ExpoasED eR Sey we seeesa by as State required nor rendered af all mecomary for the | HY cine all thove la ites wich now © Ayrebire and Giaegow Besson ot Goon Le iy a ered Papers please copy. SayMotr —At aeons N.J., oo trian, ; Joly 2, Tamme M. Sxymour, eged 48 ecules ent and f cade are ohn ome te a mi P. Bey orig AAT? of A00TERA inday) a/ternoon, at ir o'clock, | Avousr, A trem. is fave residence, No.'0 Cross etrect, witbout Tur: | gf parts nekdeay Va, taal Ras at ther invitation. {rom the commencement ‘Switn—Un Saturday, July 3, Buse, wife of Andrew | Sravinga ont sill covtinve wo eupertotone the see Smith, sinter in law to Arth: Monahan, a rative of Guvee ts y and eaclusively wader oar contre, ond wo count} parish wniaad of Boch, | can sss; D ly Cavan, of Dromcool, toi of . Sabtap tet tir tees tt oe Masonic | Unton Ciab, to the number of abont sixty, includ- ing invited guests, sat down to a banquet of the most de- lectabie obarecter at the Club rooms, No. 123 Crosby street. The ‘The cisintercetea zal for the cause of science which has canal service. Mr. Benton is a Know Nothing, holdiog over by the grece of the democrats in the last [.-gisiaiure. Tt was supposed that this favor would induce hm at least not to throw any impediment in the way of demo. cratic office holders on the canal. But they have booo disappointed. Early in the soason he issued inatructions to canal collectors relative to the cleariog sod tbat cirection, and stay those geometrical proposil now put forth by interested parties to destroy what is lef of the patural reenery of the island. At the end of a dozen peers or #0, when the citizens bave found out thet the park bas ‘‘ocrt more than it came to,”’ it is to be hoped they wi ad thetr for some more useful pur- pore. pow it barns 80 badly in their pockets, why wot erect the pew public Duildings which are wanted for bie business’ Why pet erect large and spacious was in honor of tbe recent union of Uemen, with much respect, your 00 Jieot servant, Scicpr or 4 Youre Woman at rum Fetrow Freny.—Last BLANDINA DUDLEY. | ingpection of cargoes, which were annoyiag both ‘et houses in the various wards, and save the people | Irelsnd 3 J entire by evening about eight o'clock, a women, name unknown, REPLY OF THY TRUBTERS. Go Giewm mi. Ge navigators oa ths {vem the rapacity of the forestaliers? | Why not conatroct FE ponte lag and these of ber ee eee Coe mom sore ‘rent oa board the Brooklyn Fulton terry boat, wad pass: | TO Mus Drsnuine, Divine eed your letler of the 28th | canals. As those regulations wore altogether unse | Serayig erie, em which it ie lemsoter taneueen te te day) afternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late ‘real 7 DARwER, | Commiasionare, ing through hen end of the rca inst. "At the time of your nobie gi the trustess of the | Cessary, and of no use or utility in the protection of the Duaaent "wy ot thoroyghy repair eaten at funn Gee. sireet and avenue B, without Avcvera, Ge, June 7, 158 pommmne <A) ‘ ‘means were teken instantly to get her out, t sank | Dudley Observatory ly impressed you with san- | canal revenues, and were only intended to del ‘ene shail bo as smooth and as easy of transit ax another A tmmediately. Tbe ‘was recovered at ton o'olosk. | auie hopes Tnepied’ by'whe aagaraacos Or the din: | £24 moma une hotmen, the ph hac nd dot Why is that we aro for wearing the rufe without the pat On Friday, Daly , Banmvcr Wasa, inthe Ma preoerie’o Sous eeeaes ‘Apron, snail red figure; gentiemen Scientific Couacil. peers mente computes 1 ornamental and nothing they are Nigh!“ iegrty ana py ‘whe saoont eee ra My on len heed, ‘srk We flavered barmonious action and aua- | some of the members of ihe Canal Board, exhibiting copies: “ of our inconside- The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | comm: sad regarded | ‘bair, from twenty-three to twenty-eight years ld. One results. Bute bitter experience, to which you | of the instructions lerued by Mr. Know Nothing Auditor | '#teners patent to every ey: jod, a craft under Dratbery 20h Wont ‘Treaty ire the SS of his | find worthy ol meet ‘of the rings was without a store, which have | Sre a stranger, forbios all hope of our continuing to act | Benton. Mr. Tremain, Mr. Tucker, and others, a:cnce dis. | ‘le cvlors, an ompirical prescription, h wili make the other, enty street, between Righth sit Been lost ont. Tee Gwenar Wal baste avers te. sien un tat peaemnen wan Compuse eur Sueutaie Coun: covered that Benton's only object waa to annoy boatmon | Oetient sick e death betere be Bes Swatlowed haifthe | #9 Ninin avenues, this (Sunday) afernoon, at two Sesmener morrow. cil, Wo venerate, dear madam, your age; weadmire | They would naturally believe those obaoxious orders | ‘lo. No one can foresen where the expenditure is to | o'clock ios, Fine tx Frowt Srnemr.—The alarm for the S ch dist Rar we rejoice thet your honored name is | were issuca hy the democratic Cane! Board. Of coarse, | 4, and “ this labored quarry above groand”’ will doubt- eae —_ a Formeriy United Rtatee wi which Is destined, we trust, | if not aherwiee informed, or if informed, but still por: | '€88 fully test the resources, the patience and tho philo MISCELLANEOUS, 7 ee ey pcan nao yesterday inc; alng originated from No. 147 Front stroet, ita name, but on our country | gisted in, the boatmen would seek re sopby of every one but the contre:tors and stivendiaries Nannon TMOMR/A IMPROVED SRWIKG MAQHING FOR Alt democratic party at the next election, for having inflicted | for whom {t has beor called into existence. The c 7 THE PINAL MERTING OF THE COMMITTEE OF ascertain the immense And we doubt not that, could we condescend to intrude . the baee ball players, the swimmers, the skaters, the the Catholic (beld at ‘rystal | su) ory of Bing. 'mechtaes, Wie only necesmry co Brigham and Parsons, and on sorage with A. i. Switt Koad snus auch urelens 8 and inconveniences upon i ae kee yh bight tok of any mann ‘or meckanin ho tieas ome ‘The firemen were promptly pre the re ne ee eee eee at dinmceanes your | Uuae thcee menabers of the Gamal Board thus appealed to, | loephiliies, te fest mon sal the tae wee, het Wis ex. ae often of J on A Gazetie, which will be su pf Fal ecs onlepel ts the ours Ceavor of enlisting your feelings distressing your inatructed tbe canal collectors to disregara that portion of here their gamer an: ir orgies, bal ex. . July 2, Mr. Hh chair, a | gratia, eS i nformtion Senet a taw paile of water. The dam apy Fy mind ee oe ae Benton's instructions which was intended to injure the | *omely doubtful whether tax payers or invalids, or the wae ve of LM Bi —¢ " eet yao ie ten Gimeno we cou! ort ‘© 30u the facts which would con- | democratic party, ana at the mooting of the Canal Board | ‘Fiends of good order, will find it equal to thoir ex. Py the meeting . The fold Fesolutions were of- No. 466 Brosdway, New Yort. _4 — — vince you of the iy Of our course and seoure for | secretry Tucker caused to be placed ou file a resolution | Pectations. i we ity | oar sincere thanks to ATT® NERVOUS ANTIDOTE aN raver ot am ar Naw York Hosrrrat.—The following is the weekly re- | \t your cordial ry of ut ‘ . a} a RN RUT reacitdipg such action Auditor. Quite a flare-cp Obaries A" rietor House, for forative, wii! infallipiy core denility, mental or phyab Remaining on ‘sotion taken by us has beenthe result of « painfal | occurred on the occasion, during which the Auditor Chamber of Commerce. bis genercus ana diainiefeated Kindners in I ‘at the dis: | onl; rhew Toriae Deuralgie, impoievey, of aay for regretting or re- to withbold pay from such canal | The Chambor of Commerce mot at the new rooms, cor- | poral of tbe during the entire deliberations, free | vous »: fever. $I 2; $8 per don: rged, Officers an refesed to 7 testrestiens. Ho of all the use of his * parlors. Fibréed to any address Jona Fyne & Co , 10) Nasaan ‘sires; the best of our | was informed that euch a pulsory nor of Cedar and William streets, on Thursday at 1 P. M.— onal thet our aratitaae epee | ae Some Hayes, 176 Fulton street, Brook[yn. Geasmembers |g raudemus still existed. This stato of things | °- Perit in the chair. comtmnid, for thelt ficient sefricas and gentiomanty con: | 4 TH OF JULY, Telinquish the | shows that Benton, whose political existence the demo RECEPTION OF DOCUMENTS, dyer in esiendance at the Crystal Faiece during the evening a more we hell our day of birth, hands . eedom dawned ou emt; preserved, a now play ng into the bands of there | he Chairman announced that documenta had been re- | ‘esslved. that we tender to the Press of New York our (4 fo Or, etings; but nis voice will ceived from various public bodies, among others from the | sincere,tbenks for hate hing ead Eboral ny and the beet jewel from his crows. sake the eomrmunicaton above referred toto beeing | 0 longer be beard smong thea, an be will ely be llow- | Philadelphia Beard of Trade on, the, commores ofthe tat eames ater oto mrvctoetcey omer paca ne Bar ome conan ja ‘i otion e 'm the wim juties of ite clerk. ‘and one from ight House Board, Ordered be nr @rn Jovy. Trecbors maillioes prowd tread , .— pursued, and which we koow to have been necessary, | “sr. 'Whation, one of ihe Cans! Commissioners, is now | fle, vee ie iced ter nach cic emi bee bed, jut still cere lurks «tyrant ‘ho aten! our teat, Fe ee cee yews, prowling round us dreams tt Fs oer ow enme nee hg lane Mr. Denin Duor was elected «member of the Arbitra- tion Committee for the ensuing quarter. A resolution was offered appointing an execative com- lying dangerously ill at Erie, Poasayiveaie, The last no- counts represented it to be ‘extremely duubifal whether he could recover his health. He is unable to be removed F whica JOUN N. WILDER, to his home in jus county. mittee of ten to look after the new rooms and to attend to gt) Captain 8. H. RANSOM, Caral ror, ‘M woll aa railroad passengers and | the general interests of the Chamber This was laid over i tnpecta—rate and mice—must die; mate W. B. VE witk, freig ve fallen oa are. per cent during the Inst week. | amder the rales until the next mee.ing 47a Jour, Thus by the nation isd the J. W. VOSBURGA, ouer travel,” which the ralironas and watering | The Cnarnaay urged upon tho menabers the necessity of — From pam to sen tbe land he freed » TRA HARRIS, places greatly calculate wy spon during this season of tho | awakening a more lively interest in the doings of the 4 PILES, gree Wile oregenen ven must rest bo ‘ ALDEN MARCH, Year, Amounte pow to nothing. ory few people are dis- | Chacber. He proposed thet the members meet in the oe tateroe! plied. ere the cannons lontly roar, int 3, & ARMSBY, owed to expend their means in pleasure travelling woen | rooms every day between the hours of twelve and oe = tnieech one bane on wece th tes wees end tan oven cu blo va fauna cae R. B. PRUYN. ll times continue 4 stare them so aarully 1a tne fase, | o'cleck to tlk over coon meena on et of interest to ner, Fa Broadway. whore & LYON vends ), ries are 1i wo merchant jus mak * change. A ak nostroms, world commends romte armed with two pistols and one bowls knife Tho rs td hg AND HR | Sim cath beter tmnes rep There was po response to this suggestion of the Chair. isheei Do | _Depotne Broad way 2 LOR & 00. brook! T etracns ite toate i suit defence’ fiw crew sited Serres teen, ew, re eS Stoteatite Senasen Guumun’e Maseean Senevuuwe—Teo ht a ationdance, peg T—— ee Son | APE oF PULSE’ ria at sentene orm, Prerce an vLD, RN A’ iw R's HC AL Ly ard DD vee Mall, rest. ee rals eR Geena an | omen e ibe Declay Osrervatory == owing extract of & letter of public interes Wasapired. — 4™o or Te sice NB O08 TS 7: Sk LD ‘5 CBN character in raris, to « friend "B, Oak Hal, 84 and 86 Pukon strech Panis, June 17, 1858. ‘The opinion of both physicians, approved by ir. Geo. CROTLEMER— 1 peed inform what anxious interest I bave wetebed your sabapeees of the acien- SexaToR At Rewmiseevors.—The Pittsburg > has tulle affaires of the Dudley and the gratifica- accidently tatlen upon a ten incident, which > tion with whieh f have seen ite under 4 ¢s General Cameron's “pluck,”’ and shows that he cannot. MERICAN PYROTECHNISTS HAV® MADR WON. Trowores | 47H OF TULY —MARSRILLs vroTe, AN Ted earn Wiitout eit be wen mage in 4m Tim OHOOER, Oak HOR, Cak Hel te and 6 Fulton street i 3 ? 5 sk(iful care, in spite of the embarrasaments with Hayward, of Bostoo, was in favor ot cauterization of the | be insulted with impunity. The sdi ‘8 —Senator Cam country ‘oxceeda that of any other for ‘am well aware you have been impeded. one, In order to produce inter irritation, and in this | ron, of our State, ‘be recoll bad a difficulty Lone bi 4 of color, aa the fe the 4™o or got, res bad » At? Friton street As stated in ray lethor at the time of the inauguration of | your friend Dr Browa-Sequerd, whose specially a the a the | .with Bully Green, of Mo , during the late session of Con- national 84 cod 89 Pub the Observatory, my donation toward the requisite en- | nervous and cerebral aystom, fully concurred gress, which waa terminated by a yemark of the former, 49 OF J res — WHITE DUCK PANTS. ral dowment wae made upon the guarantes furnished by | several careful examinations, and came to the omcunee that he could “take care of bimeslf.” We bad no reoa!- ROOT'B, 0 cA Hall, 84 and 86 Fallon street your names and reputations; and it haa vocasioned me | tit thers was stili Congestion of the integumonts of the | lection of any former display of thie coud ove {iit OF JULY. Waite r anes om deep regret to learn that ee efforts are obstructed and | brain, as well as other abnormal conditions. When the | the a Penntyivanian ; bat white casual At D¥ GROOT'S, Uak r Bal, Stand 96 Fulton we fe oes by individuals holding office in the | fact was announced to Mr. Samuer, and the oxact process | the fil fur baer of Marc 8 Tey td oe fo wish «ons board of It is my hope that the present officers | explained of burping the neck and back with irons at s | lowing inci¢ents among the closing scenes of the Congrosa Ma mand 4 Fit oF r UY coRAU REET DUCK oe aun, Py yh the Of resigning, under | white beat, he at once said, “Try it without dolay—in any | Of 1898-'49:— 3 —= these circumetances, aud leaving piaoes to be filled | form—and to apy extent.” The operation was perform houses of Congress adjoimned on morning at JULY ripe pip. ALPAC 11, COLORR, PY by the voter of those trostecs who are not upon the pre- | ed by Dr Brown S-quard, who wished Mr. Sumner to in Risen eens er Ma DE GROO1'S, Uak Bal), ‘4 and 3 Fubon street, teasnde 96 09, ond longhuce | ame me eh, “papoare fitter. hale chloroform. Tole ne declined, and refusing, al! avo rege oan Sens 69 Dill, Gene. pron 6x pon plillpeng if I Commander Almy, was at sleds coun keve ss suse, Goh nites | aati Teint bse feseaned rea teees |B Was at | enterprise which we ve 80 m1 remain | ora wivco. It re since, and # Begua ia Grande on the 18h uli, pour obediemt servant. BLANDINA DUDLEY to day for the fh tims.