The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1858, Page 5

THE LATEST NEWS. THE ATLANTIC CABLE. No News of the Telegraph Fleet. Sr. Jonna, N. F., July 9—9 A. M. ‘Weather cloar. Wind southeast. No news of the tele- Graph fleet. Bay or Butt's Arm, July 9—8 P. M. The weather is extremely calm «nd fine, but as yet there is no tidfogs of the tolograph fleet. Onur Special Washington Despatch: , Wasuinaton, July 9, 1858. ‘Tho affair of Muruaga and Corcoran has created deep in terest. The White House, even yesterday, was the scone @ ac interesting conversation wi'h the President, Mr. Corcoran, the Attorney General, Secretary of State, and ethers, on the subject. It is rumored that Mr. Corco- rao’s influence was auilicient to induce the government to notice the affair, but it is doing the President Injustice to suppose he would take up invidiously ‘the difficulties of amy individul citizen, however re- spectable or wealthy, while the laws are suflicient for the purpose. The matter has been brought to the notice Of Mr. Goddard, Justice of the Peace, and probably Senor Muruaga will be brought before him under a warrant is- sued upon the oath of Mr. Corcoran, and held to keep the Peace. Itis the simpie ané proper process in this and in fll auc: Cases Of every day occurrence. ‘TOR GENERAL NEWSPAPER DuBPATOS. Wasninaron, July 9, 1858. ‘Commandor Pago, who is desiguated to command the ‘wavai force to be despatched to Paraguay, has had sa in- terview with the Secretary of the Navy on the subject, That government, it ts said, has three effective war steamers, aud the fort which com mands the navigation of the Parana river is of great power and under French eng!- neers. Hexce it ts deemed important to the success of the raission that the United States shall be prepared for al! pos- aibl ergencies, the President having been clothed by , Cougress with ample power to enforce all the just de- mapas of our government. The Secretary of the Interior left this evening for Mis. siss'ppi, aod wili be absent about a month. Movements of Troops. Sr. Lovrs, July 9, 1868, We bave despatches frem Leavenworth to the 6th santact, by the United States expreas to Booneville. They say the special messenger, bamed in ® previous despatch, reached the fort yesterday with the official orders for Wovera) Barney, which went forward this morning per Sep.ain Simpson. The orders direct the following move- fhente:—Eight companies of the Second dragoons, with Aijors Photpe and Reynolds, batteries and artillery, and the Filth, Teath aud probably the Seventh regiments of infantry to remain in Utah. The Fourth artillery, two ‘compacies of the Second dragoons occupy the district of ‘the Pinte. The Firat cavalry is directed to rema‘n on the lining as late as practicable, and make excursions among the Indians and keep them in subjection. The Bixth or Seventh tofantry proceeds to Oregon, in view Of tbe recent intelligence from the Pacific of Indian hos- tiliiies. Majoras Harris and Huot's batteries are ordered fo rotarn to Fort Leavenworth. The corps of engineers now with th battation of the Sixth infantry are to return to Weat Point afer completing the work of opening a Toad to Camp Scott via the Cheyennes Pass. The troops which accompacied Caotain Marcy from New Moxico are @ roiu/o to thet department. Brigacier General Harney is ordered to return to Bt. Louis and easume the command of the Department of the West, unioss be may have recetved intelligence of the forcibie oprorition of the Mormons to the army now in ‘Uta, in which case he is empowered to send forward the whoie of the reinforcements aod continue with them to rsh, or return to taxe command of this department, as he may prever Lieutemant (one! Crossman and Oaptamns iurnley Paige are ass'goed to Guly > van. . Captaie Hancoce ordered to proceed with the regi- ment of intantry to the Pacific ‘The officers of the Topographical Engineers hitherto as- signed io duty wilh the troops in Utab, are ordered to re- port to General Johnston. ‘The recruliz and officers destined for the corps now in ‘Ulab are to proceed to that department. Ass'siact Adjutant Geuerai Buell remains attached to the ate! of General Garney. ‘The paytaster farthest in advance will go through with bis tics to Utah. The other remains on duty in the de- partment of tha Pato. The fcree atsigned to this department is expected to <eep come vneation open between the Missouri and Utah, sad is under (be orders of General Jobnston. An exprece arrived from Urab yesterday, but the dates are old and contain nothing additional. Geveral tlarney was st Fort Kearney on the 29iho0 Juae. Exzcution of a Murderer. Gunmano, N. ¥., July 9, 1858, At toree o'clock this afternoon Isaac L. Wood, convicted of the murder of bia sister-in-law, RBoda Wood, by pol- soning, at Dessville, im this county, wae executed, Tne erecttion too. place in the enclosure attached to the jail. A military guard, composed of « company from Dansvilie ardene from this vil was present, and about fire tondred ereetatora were about the premises. The execu- too was » toeesed Ly about elaty persone. The prisoner was Drought! ip, attended by the Deputy Sborifand a clergyman. He addressed those prerent, protestiog his ipnoonnce and charging his conviction t prejudice and persecution, Hoe said be died in the bope of a blessed jomortatlty. At the conclusion of bis remarks he ap- peared to be in considerable agony. The death warrant then read, the drop fell,acd Issac L. Wood was sonched into ofernity. His remains will be taken to von for \overment until nis friends take charge of them. Je continued bin protestations of inmocence up to the a rat moment of aie existence. Arrest of Counter feiters. Loxpow, ©. W., July 9, 1858, Fs mive counterfeiting arrangements were discovered bore to day, and two brothers named Soyer, and a man osmec Smub were arrested for being engaged in the pusinets. Pepers were four) implicating the parties ia Sew York and clsewhere. Their examination is still gotag 02. Markets. PUILADRLPBIA STOCK BOARD. Varapmrata, Jaly 9, 1888. Storke are not so frm among specuiators, bul are gene- duly Btegay and unchanged. — Naw Onieans, July 8, 1858. Oogqoo—Sales to-day 200 bales; prices aomtnal. My Flour—Sales of 1,000fbdis. St. Toute fee at Wheat—Spring, Téc. Gorn at 600. a 7 Meee pork—Saies of 1,500 Dbie. at S15 50, the market Cesibe trmer, Bacon—Sides 738. Other articles un- MORK, July 9, 1858, White, $1 20 $1 36; q 4c = 780.; yellow, 800. ste. biakay advanced to ofc 24% Provisions 7@ aa a vancing tendency. Baccn—Sides, 7%. ; shoul- rH, BICC. ao, rt Lard, 0X5 &@ Loe. Ly 9, Fjoar dull. Wheat scarce end wanted; prices =, ¢ Yellow corn T8ij0. Whiskey scarce and ad- ; sales at £60. « 26,0. , Aunasy, July 9—6 P. M. Fieur ia fa'r demand, prices uachanged; antes 1,600 boim Wheat auil; sales oniy in emall Corn quiet, god leaa coing,; ta'ee 1.600 hushets at & Tle for goot, aod be 9 66>. for Deated. Mali—flve Wosern, 900 asked. snipped by ‘ows to day—S0,000 bushels corn; 68,000 vothels Whee, Borrato, Jaty 06 P. M. oderate; rales of 1 boi worker tacky at $1 1234, 1,600 bushela white Canadian a Doshela ree Ohio at 87c., 2,500 bushels On tendy; en ee of 10,400 bushels ‘At Ge , 2,800 bushels hot at 470. jemand and revs easier, S'en—27 iF bushels at B740., b in to arrive at 37 io. pale to the trade at 220. Canal freig! jie on Wheat, and 106. on corn to New on iene boure— 240 te a corn, 46.410 hashel he last twenty-four hours—1,989 bbls. aahols wheat, 846 bushels corn, 67,621 Fiout unchanged. Wheat firm sw. for Chicago ine. ond a lower; sales bushels Fiour firm at $4.0 $4 40 for extra; aaies of 2.500 bbis. spectine for delivery in September ‘ Cora at Whiskey ad) 15 26. daerego—86,000 bushels corn. Sour, 09,000 bushels wheat: 45,000 Duabels Oorn The Detention of the City of Baltimore. Hauvax, July 0, 1668. ‘The steamsbip City of Baltimore has not yet completed ber repairs, and probably will not leave here! until to- morrow evening. Arrival of the Steamer Styx at Halifax. Haurax, July 9, 1868. ‘The Britiah war steamer Styx, from Havana on the let inst., arrived at this port las} night. She reports the yellow fever raging badly there. Her officers appear to be highly amused with the American version of their proceedings in the Gulf of Mexico. —_—_—_—_—_—_— Sentence for Slave Stealing. Pxrexsnvra, Va , July 9, 1858. ‘The trial of the captain and crew of the schooner Fran- cis French, on the charge of stealing slaves, commenced af the Hustings Court, Smithfield, to-day. The steward, Thompson, plead guilty and was sentenced to ten years imprisonment in the penitentiary. Fire in Roxbury, Mass. Boston, July 9, 1858. Late last night a fire broke out at the corner ot Wash- ington and Hanneman streets, in Roxbury, destroying Jno. McElroy’s stables, with four horses; Wm. Mopoy’s Gry goods store, Mr. Bakor’s shoe store, Mr. Dowaing’s grovery, and two dwelling houses. The loss is stated at about $30,000, Accident in Buffalo. Burrato, July 9, 1858. H. ©. Gilbert, commercial editor of the Buffalo Commer- cial Advertiser, and commercial reporter of the New York Associated Press, wgs instantly killed this morning by the falling of a scaffo}d at No. 14 Contral wharf. ———EoEaae Tax New Russian FrucaTe.—The frigate General A¢- mira!, now building for the Imperial Russian goverument by Wm. H. Webb, Feq., at the foot of Sixth strect, Hast river, is pretty well advanced towards completion; her spar deck being Iaid, and the planking outside nearly finished, she preeents & most favorable opportunity to examine the mode! and construction of this immense ship, which is expected to be launched early the ensuing fall. The dimensions of the Grand Admiral are as fullows:— Length on spar deck 307 feet, breadth 55 feet, longth over all about 326 feet, depth to epar deck 34 fee}. She is pierced with 44 side ports and two stern ports on lower deck, and 80 side ports and four large ports forward, and four large ports aft on spar deck. Her armamont will consist of 40 shell guns of large calibre on gun deck, and 26 icng guns ‘and two pivot guns of the largest s'ze on her spar deck. Tne crew will number 800 men, and she has capacity to carry water and provisions for their sustenance sufficient for six months, in addition to which she bas stowage room in her coal bunkers for 1,200 tons of coal, and will draw not over 25 feet, with everything on board for asix months cruise. The Grand Admiral will be propelled by two direct horizontal engines, each cylinder of which wit! be eighty- four inches in diameter and three feet nice inch stroke, with a nominal power of 800 horse, but an actua! horse power of about 2,000. The propeller will be niaetecu and a halffeet in diameter, and 1s cue of Grifilth’s patent, aud can be raised out of the water at pleasure. She will have tix horizontal tubular boilers, which are now butiding et the Novelty Iron Works. The ship will be rigged ae fully as if no steam was to be used. ‘This sbip wil) be ventilated in a manner acd toan extent never before attempted, by the introduction of pipes be tween the timbers and inside cf the ship, which conavct with a Diower Griven by an engine fitted oxpreasty tor this purpose, thus giving « full supply offreeh alr between decks, and at the same time preserving the timbers from Gecsy. Those competent to judge pronounce the Grand Admiral far superior in strength to any vessel of her ciass ever built, nothing whatever having been left undone which could in any manner combine the qua ities of ondu- Yance and taste. The construction and Otment of this fue ship and engines is sdperintendee by Capt. Sbestakofl, assisted by Captains Schwartz, Ivastchenke snd Selirieanch, and Lieutenants Moja'sky, Reivenetz and Kolobniz, all of whom are tnde- fatigable in attending to their various duties. Serious Colltsion on the North River. SINKING OF A STEAMER—ESCAPR OF TUX CRW, BTO., BTC. Last evening, about half past five o'clock, a serious collision took piace on the Norgh river, Tne purticulars of the occurrence appear to be these:—The towboat Sarah E Brown was opposite pier No, 1, North river or nearly there, at the time above stated, and stoaming up the harbor, when the large, heavy North river towboat E. MeDovald rapidly approached hor, steering in an ai moet opposite direction. There were a number of sailing craft and various veescis lying near, aodtbe motiors of both veesels were therefore materially bampered, though. from their proximity to each other and the mo mentum, i} was at once evident that a sudden change of couree was irstantly requisite for their mutua safety, in order that a collisi.n migbt be avoided. The nature cf tho circumstances were such, however, as to render this almost impossible, owing principally to the encumbered state of tha river, with sailing boats and other oraft, which was lying in every direction. Tho dest sp- pears to have been dene that coald be, under the ciroum- sances in reversing the engines, and thereby Impeding the rapidity of the motion. They were both moving st a pretty good rate, however, notwitbstanding this precav von, when the ooliisiop occurred,and the shock was aherefure pretty severe, The Sarah E Brown was etruck ‘on the siarbos:d bow, ard cut tar dolow the water mark, und the whole forward part of the steamer wes injured. The other veesei, being the heavier aod tirmer of the two, seems to havo suffered liulo damage by the aoci- dent. She received the shock in her cutwater and be- tween hor bows, but $100 wilt cover hor lows. After the collision both veseels kept on their course, endeavoring to Make their piers, Of course the jargo vessel reached hers in ove time, but the mistortunes of the other were not yet enced. Tre water rusbed rapidiy into ber broken bow, and as she filled. and increased her dravghi, the water contmned to rush in with the ir violence. Still spe gallantiy kept on until she ly opposile Cacal street pier, when ber whole ‘or werd part wae filled with water bead suddenly [lunged beneath the sbrface of the Ro much water was Dow 'o ber thet free were extinguished and she presented a meet extraordinary Cy OF aye . of her deck submerged. Every worse, but help was at Joba C Mtintura overtook her end Every inetant, however, water sank ber lower and lower, acd it became clear thet rhe down before reaching the end of the dork §=When within two hundred yards of the pier, “Soguipoed. flor epgulphed. crew were too active, bowever, to share her fate, for they to the dock bout any accent a ber arsstance, and by both boats the one bundred yards nearer wer water. They were and they then New York. fhe of water, with her above the sur- fanne! and after done to the Some ‘that K as op while others are of opin. to repair all Dyer Ames. kere; be was boarding with bis family atthe Getty House, and bia style of living, though moderate, was not niggardly. The act of drowning was not “voluntary upon his part.” He went to the river to bathe, and it is sup- posed he was seized with cramps, or was carried by the Peep merce tears Delors aaelalcooe could reast tims”? cheerful and to all appearance tn time berere be eas in the taaien? Which he war boarding, cerceing one he placed in bis wife's lap with rk on lemving the room The deceased ia eaid to bave been embarrassed ‘Dusiness oifairs, and thie probably is the basis of Port copied into the Heratp, But how — of intentional drowning should we have ba the past year if such misfortunes bad tended In that 4) reotion? We airo learn that in the case of Mr. Ames, he aR ‘ing to resume id profession of a bank cashier, ip which time it known be bad no eu » beving been tendered a jucrative position ina Westers the eu! TA scemne to be admitted on all bends that thie agi Bot! N aw enQigaianed petal NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 10. 1858.. ‘The Yellow Fever at Norfolk tn 1955 and the Recent Action of the Board of H alth. By @ recent order of the Meyor and Board of Health of this city, the ports of Havens, Matenzss, St. Jago, St. Thomas, New Orleans, Trinidad de Cuba, Cienfuegos, ‘Segua Is Grande, Cardenas, Ponce and Port au Prince, are declared to be infected, and it is made incumbent upos all veesela arriving thence to discharge their cargoes on ligbters at Quarantine. Although this order in many cases, perticularly in those where no infectious disease bas mapifested iteelt during the voyage, would seom to be a harsh and uncalled for exercise of power, entailing considerable loss of time and unusual expense upon sbip- masters and owners, nevertheless the experience of former years bes proved such @ course to be eminently judicious and neceseary for the conservation of the public bealth, Im support of the action of the health authorities in this watier, it will be interesting to read the conclusions of a Ccmmit ee of Physicians, appointed by the City Councils, to elucidate “tbe cause and origin of the yollow fever at Norfolk in 1855.” These opinions have been lately given to the world in an octavo pamphlet of forty-four closely pripted pages, trom which we quote. After premisipg that the climate and situation of Nor- folk cannot be very favorable to the developement of yellow fever, inaemuch as during ® period of fifty yoars— from 1806 to 1855—the disease appeared there as an epidemic but three times, viz: in 1821, 1826 and 1862 and the year 1855 previously to the outbreak of the fe ‘ver waa not remarkable oither for heat or moisCure; tha Sacer see and May were unusually dry, and June very wet; Norfolk was tp as cleanly acondition it bad been atapy time within Lite ‘mine years, during whip petcccatce hateusreear: once; aaa the cleanest greater exemp- tion from the ravages of dirtiest aud was mi the ¢ ie than the most crowded ; ee taclerat dex ahane tevor on board, and that there is no recorded bistory, was attributed opinicn to a similar eource. The report gives a ‘to fever of 800 began i Goaport, ve wo fever of op tbe 30th of June, in a house adjoining Page & ebipysrd, ina iccality where there no ments of disease. The suriace of tue, was covered ith with all shipyard r minute persopal ¢xemipation of the been unable to discover apy obvious or probable ovease. The deck, w! been ited out as fons ck origo mati, the very focus from which the poi emanated, though partially Oiled with mud and logs of wmber, is covered by eelt water at high tide, and in our opicion Is altogether inadequate to the production of dis- tare of any kind. The marshes around aad which 876 Pot in tho immediate vicinity of Page & Atlen’s yard, are in much the seme condition as they have always been: —very unsightly when the tide is out, amd giving rise, where partiaily obstructed, to intermittent and remittent fevers but aa they bave never caused yeliow fever before in the last fifty or one bundred years, we are ata loss to understand bew they could suddenly have acquired this ew potency ta 1865. Op tho 39th day of June, eleven deys before the dret cases of fever were seen in Gosport, (it is worthy of note that this was about the time that bas frequently been ob- 2 t0 intervene between the arr? of an infected esel oud the first onees of fever ashore,) the steamer Ben Franklin, from St. Thomas, came up to Gosport, and ‘was laid elorgeide the whart at Page & Allen’s yard at the vistence of nct more than one hundred yards from the house in which the first cares occurred. Thwehip had lain ‘@ long time tn the barbor of St. Thomas, where the fever Tost several of ber by fever viz:~ Courtrignt op the 80th dey ord ci July, and Carter ceptinued to break out ow ck to Quaraptip epent a night that the verse) wae infected. ‘The fever began in Norfolk, in Barry's row, on of July, justeeventeen days after Its commencement in G-eport, twenty eight days after the Ben Franklin arrived at Page & Ailen’s yard, ana forty osys Qusruntine, Barry's row is situated i the fever ip Barry's row, the wind prevailed etantly trom the gouthwest. We have no evidence that the ciscase was conveyed to Norfolk in the fugitives from Goeport, as was currently time; but we incline to the opipion that cause of the diseare wes duect!y from Gosport or the Ben Franklin, a svitsbie nidus for ite furtber developement in the dirty babitations cf Barry’s row. Neither was tence (1 07 mites) too great, nor the time (t ays) too sbort for this occurresce. In this we have been strepathened by the fact that the next year (L866) the yellow fever was thos commenicared from ves- eels at to the Long Is'and ebore, in the neigh derhoce of Fort Hamiiton, where, when once plasted, it conti: ued to epread until frost. The owsease did rot break out simultaneously in all parts of the city, as it would bave dove if produced by « cur bd'nation of terrene aud metecroirgical causes, nor ot Sasencs veasemeass tr coulis Gall enema om digesses propagated by contagion; but, 7 a central pera aavanced steadily and regularly in ali directions, until arrested by trost—there being an intor- 0 months between ite commencement in — 5 mode of extension bes Lever remitlent and tptermittent fever, whi Gepend a op yrs i tbe yelow bod Led the Guif of Mexico is well Down to be ® discase of seaport towns Sx. pearing in inland towns, unless “1 exiting ering seaports. When it occurs Niy Degine on the wharves in the nei; 4. Wo kDow Of bo Causes, either local or metooro- which are peculiar to seaport towns and the com- mercial parte of those seaports, and which are not ¢quaily fovnd ip inland towns, except the presence of shioe trom foreign ports. Accordingly, the common sense of the =: taglon. Inceed, the great number of instances in which perroos from Nor: died = fever Se a places: Proves, 00 far ii Hi £ i 4 their eteam engines to be 80 ua to the business of the company. ‘The defepoants, fp answer ber of affidavite of forty), to the effect Kwitcad Company, repning second streets, are ® afternoon ; that the smoke e neighborhood are Cgibes At A more rapid rate and with « beng stopped than cars drawn by horses; ‘he ure of stewm ioe their aMidavite that wi UT yg yg morning, whea the Corporation Counsel will reply on the part of the city. A Banari or La pays Eacn Man.—The Phila ina year, Thatisa city. tty Intelligence, Inrremary For Wowgn anp Cuttpkmy.—Uhe third annual fair for the benefit of the “Infirmary for Womee and Children,” will be bold early in December pox! Tale ia- btitution, which is situated at No 64 tHloecker street, bas @ threetold object in view, viz : in furnishi dionl ad of women w their own sex, providing prectica! iatructioa for femele students, and This pfac’, ® women’s hospital, and mor: deem good nurses and fomalo physicians @ pub ic ne- Tar Law Inerirore. —The United Staies District Attorney, Theodore Sedgwick, Feq., bas written to the Secretary of the Interior, au; ‘ing to the government to erect anotber wt on the building rented by them in Chambers street, for the federai courts, to be used for tae purpose of a law brary, which would be socessiblo to the United staton and titiopers, as well as the members of the State cour The Law Institu'e is supported by subser!) from the members of the bar, and the rout which at present for their room (82,500) ab. forbs so much of the that there is little left for the Sr aaes ot ets eecenenry for the use of the profession. fe think the suggestion of Mr, Sedgwick is a good one, ond it will no doubt be secon¢ed by the Judges and every member of the bar. Sviapr By Drownru.—Coroner Perry beid an inquest cn Friday upon the body of Mary Vanderbogart, a native of England, sixty-five years of ago, who committed sui- cide on Thursday night by jumping into the dosk foot o Sixteenth street, North river. She was a resident 0 Nyack, but of late was on a visit to ber daughter in thi oly. Family troubles, it a paid, led her to take her life. A verdiot of suicide was rendered by ihe jury. Casvarrins.—Andrew Glow, residiug at No, 29 Mangm street, waa trying experiments yesterday with the ma- chinery of a small steamor lying at tho foot of Christo- pher street, when he came in contact with the pistoa rod, sud sustained a fracture of the leg and other trjuries. He was attended by a physician and thea taken home, John White, a laborer, while at work on pier foot of Fourteenth street, North river, pers became over- heated and drank'ice water. fie soon fell insenaivle upou the wharf and was taken to the Ninth ward atatica house, where « physician succeeded in reatoring him. Mrs. Polhemus, reaiding in Pacific street, Brooklyn, was tbrown from the oi a Fifth avenue stage, ai Fulton ferry yesterday, sustained serious injury to the spine. She was conveyed in a carriage to hor resideuce. Mra. P. is the wife of a Wall street broker. Police Intelligence. SaizvRs OF SvGaR.—About 1,500 pounds of sugar was evized this morning by the Harbor polico force. It was being conveyed from the bark Nebraska, of Batb, Ca) Freeman, lately arrived from Cardevas, aod is claimed by Mr. J. M. tbe copsignes of the cargo. Jt had been sold by ‘fome one connected wilh the vessel to a dealer in stolen property. Axnest oF 4 Tumataican Cuaracrar ror Ronnery.—Thos. W. Boyd, late an employs of Mr. James 0. Watson, mor. chant tailor in Union place, was arrested on Thursday night, charged wiih eteasing $05 from hia employer, aud Gecempirg with it. The thett tcok place some days ago, Dut the police were upable to trace the fugitive unt Ipursdey, when they learned that he had gone to New Raven, ford, and thence to Norwalk. Officer Bonvey started in pursuit of bim, and found him at tbe latter place, occupying the positioe of treasurer and business egent of a compaty of theatricals announced to perform tbat pight. He bad assumed the name of I. B Bogart, was aprovaced tn the bille to take a part in He begged the officer to let bia ‘ play bis © taking him to the lock up, and his petition was granted, On riday morning he was brought to this city and J Quackenbush committed bim to answer, ‘The money he bad stolen from Mr. Watson had beeu given him to deposit in one of the banks. Since the theit Mr. W. bas discovered that in other instances bo bas acted Giebenestly, and thus far his loss by bim has been about Theatrical and Other Amur ments, Ninvo's Gaxvey.—The excellent comedy compsny, in cluding Miss Shaw, Mr. and Mrs Blake, ana Mesers. Brougbam and Wheatleigb, will perform this evening in “Sketches in India’ and “Paddy Ryau’e Dream." War..scx’s.—Mr, Florence is agai to appear to night tn bis highly pom gah goo Pheiim, to Brougham’s lively legendary sketch of “O'Piann'gan and ine Fairies.’ “Mischievous Annio” follows, with Mrs, Florence as the American Musevw.—Tho dramatic season bers is to close today. In the afterncon we are to have three mirth proveking pieces, ava at nigbt the ‘Fores: of Bondy”’ end a good farce are to be piayed for Mr. Biaveb- ard’s benefit. Minsrrntsy —Ii being the intention of the Messrs. to close their bail for # fortnight, in order that tt way be cleansed and redecorated, Maueger Weod wiil, after this evening, have the eatire colored operatic field to hitseif for a Both partiss tender superior pro- grammes for to night. PataGe Garvnn.—Persons desirous of enjoying exbili- rating bieezee, delicious ices and other refreshments, acd at the same time hear a veristy of exquirite monic, should attend tbe promenade concert to be given under Mr. @aker’s direction to-night. Navel Intesngence. The new sloop of war Persacola is advancing rapid.y upder the vigorous biows of the Navy Yara workmeu. Tae braces are all ic, breast and after books ali io serted and the work of piavking is commenced. sestion of Congress appropriated $300,000 for the comple non of this work, ip addition to tne ,000 previously -ppropriated; eed aa this eum is amply euflicteot (or the vurpose, there is pow no danger ap; ded of asourcity ‘force flor materials are of the Gcest quality, and we rave no doubt that when completed sbe wil! do honor to er builders, and be well worthy to bear the name of oar ‘eoutifal city. We understand that the naval coatractor hopes to be able to launch ber in April next.—Pensacola New Bra, June 20. It is stated that orders bave been received at the Navy Yard, Ctarlestown, for the immeciste construction of & sloop of war, 183 feet in length, 31 feet breadth of beam acd of 1,200 toms. Sbe is to carry out three guos, and is wv ve of very light draft. (From the Norfosk Berald, July 8.) Untren States site @antow, Mownovia, May 24, 1856. We arrived here from Porte Praya ou the 20th, after a peerage of thirteen Gays, We had a paraage of twenty ox days trom Norfolk to Porte Praya—quite & g90d one, sensidering the Marion bas not the reputation of a fam saller, We tock a gale on the 9th, whion lasted with much severity until the 14th, when the wiods became igbt, and go continued until « few daynof port, We vend ihe United States ebip Dale, having beon in ‘tow 8 from a cruise down the coast. They have ome sicknes# on board; the disease is something similar © the black vomit, contacted while on @ cruine to the outhward, They were gind to got up the cosst once rore, aa bad been down upwarde of seven contha, She sailed » few days after our arrival on « rulse upto the Cararies and Madeira We have vot ~cen the Vincennes. We beard she was at Monrovia on ne letof May. It ts eaid to be re unhealthy this -eer than for many years part. We shall io ali provabdi!) y be cows the coast some sx or seven months, end, tke ne Dale, the Commodore may come down and fill us up *ith provisions; but I bope sot I do oot jike this part of ur station. We sailen the 26tb of this month for Cape ' bere quite sbort. We have our Kroomen yy to sail. Our meas, toge:ner upinterruptes good health, $27 Per Dozen —Fine Shirts mace to Onter, {aaa ee erence . de , at Reduced Prices, Gauze Under Shirts. TRA PRREGO & SUN, 61 Nassau at, sbousale or retail. y and Youths’ Summer hye jem ‘Sell- Summer Undershirts, Drawers and Hostery, ps aa and at modersie prices, at MUODT'S, 26y Farina Crackers —I¢ You Want the Most ielightfal and healthy nourishment ever made try Wing's oe ebrated faripa ere. eet anatase ‘taht A eee, bat =. |G, stamped on them. Ce Chemist and ry, corner ot Tague erence cad Feasts euganot Pury cnatas secqmedieipes and strict persopal stiention on the part of he ‘all hours. Cool soda water, with chuloe = rupe. Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor 8 Thie, the gevuine article, hes never heen equalled for produe oa as oy yg Sy 1a ‘or sale by J. & 8, A. Grandjean te the Person who can na consnited scientifically on a HY tM Obareh corner of Mixth amd mighty svenme Gare stop at the door of esta) lishment Barry’s Ro eyed fe the Bot and sees eee See Oe Radical Cure Truss Office.—Marsh & Co., No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House. Trusses end supporters Holloway’s Pills.—Mark this Fact, Attested y tbe first medical lela of Ruropa, that eases of eon. oPmed dy: ae ‘by the facu ty, ee os ‘course of pills, at 8 ‘Malte Lane, Brandepth’s Pitle— Up Town Office at Camp- 4 dT0g store, earner of Bish woul b> 5 poms ny had bh avenne and T eighth Godfrey's Extract of Eider F < ecomplesion. See bes oa; advertisements. — EDPE, get 60 Brent, Gray Hatr.Wilson’s Hair Colorer Grae nally ebeny any color to & glossy bi brown, ssthet rete es i the ati. "applied fs water, DO Trouble: Bo bart emel! 25 oaute Sold “ae smeney, street, corner ‘Alien, in the drug Ox ¥tadoro’s Hair 7 , Wigs and Tonpess— togbes in the rae. For sale, and the dye privately applied Ratchelor's Hair Dys, Wigs and Toupecs.— yhe beat My 1 in Peers 0 sae Bold and applied Ho's Hater 4 Sm = Box, Biack ot brown, Ro. Tank, 7 sireet. I le hair ouiting. Ratiard’s Hate Dye take Dye takes all re bon (pei eto any shade Tom ac. te THE NEW YORE WEEKLY BERALD. The National Anpiversasy:-Aifairs tn Wash- ingtonm--News from Europe, “textes, Ouba, Weat Indies, Souim Ameria, dic.--Interest- ing from Utah--Our Relations witn the Inoinpa--Thne Tenaantepeo Route--Crops and Orop Prospecte--Latest Tnteliigenve-~ Markets, é0., dic. The Wessty Henacp will be published ai ten o'clock thin moraing. Among its contents will be found the foliow- ing:— Affairs in and about Washington. ‘The National Hoitday—The Celebration of Independence Day tn the Metropolia—Scenes im and about the Uiiy—Grand | Military Frocession—A Fine Day, fun and Fireworks—No Rioting, and but lite Druntenness—The Tamminy Cele bration—Hon. Cele ) Cushing's Oration, &c., &0. ews from Kurope—The Siave Trade and Free Labor Questions in Kngiand and France-s.ord Derby's Opinion of the Anglo American Difculty—The War in India, Ac. Tateresting from Mextoo—The Juarez Government at Vera Cruz—Position of our Minister in Mexico—Siege of Guadale- jara—Bloody Obaracter of the Present Contesi—advance of the Liberal Osuse—Vidaurri Seoks a Loan—Affairs on the Rio Grande, &c. Interesting from Utab—One week Later (rom Camo Scatt— Orders for Marching for Salt Lake City—Will the Mormons Accept the President's Pardomt—Card from Dr. Kerphise! ho., ke. Ne from Cubs, West Indies, South America, £0. Our Bolations with the Indians—Antisipsted War on the Western Korder—A Whole Town Destroyed in Dacotab, &c, ‘The Tebuantepes Route—Proceedings of the Company to Open the Line to Ban Francisoo—The Quaker City Bought and Contracta Mado—Workmen aad River steamers tobe sent dowa—Tho New Route trom Now York to New Orleans and its Pacific Copnections—state and Prospects of the Te- buantepec Isthmus, £c, &c. Kéitoriais on Leading Topics of the Day. Lateat News by Telegraph. Financial, Commercial, Religious, Polluical, Bporting and Maritime Intelligence. Weekly Beview of the New York Cattle Market. Family Market Report—Retail Prices of all kinds of mar- ketadle produce. Marriages and Deaths, togetber with » large variety of in- tereating Local and Miscellaneous Items. Single copies, in wrappers, rexdy for mailing, cus be had tthe counter. Price six conte. ‘The mails for Soutbampton, Havre and Bremen, by the steamship Ariol, will close at the Post Office at hsif pastten o’clock this morning. The Weae.y Hemaxy will beready im time for mailing Subsoriptions ard advertisements for any edition of the New Yor Henan will be received at the following places in Rurope:~- Loxpon,....Samaon Low, Son & Oo., 41 Ludgate hitt, ‘Am.-Kuropein Express Co., 51 king William at, reas ©o.,8 Place dela Kourse. Liverroo..Am ©o., 9 Chapel street. R. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, Kast. .Am,-Buropean Express Co., 21 Rue Corneille. Paxia........Am-Kuropean Bi Unropean Bi Gayes ‘The Hate that Knox maked may always be Ciatinguiebed from tose made by apy other menufacturer, intrinsically excellent and pec in style and 14 possens & Cecidedly marked character, KNOX ta to be one of the vending batters of the cliy, and rr ali is store, corner of Broadway and Ful- o w'reet, will be satiated that, as regarda the extent, the va riety, aod the beauty of the stock; he cannot ve exoeilad. 20 Coot Ambroty pe Likeneases, with Case.— ‘runt for portraits. 1,000 taken daily by machinery, ‘SMT Broadway. Married. Mackin—Wiiree.—At Fisbkili Landing, Detcbees coue- ty,ou thoradsy, July 8, by the Rev. J. A. Suydam, Mr, dames MACKiN to Mira S4RAH E., daughter of James Wiltse, ellof the above nemed piace. Hicuer— Hit. —On Thursday, July 8, by Rov. Tuttle, Romert B Acer to Mary Art, both of Died. Artiory —On Friday morping, July 9, after a lingering Uleees, Feaonnick CLansce, only sen of John Anhony, aged % pears, 5 months end | day. The friends and Lives of the family are {a aitend the toreral, this (Saturday) aft o'chex, from the residence of bis parents, Seventh street, Willameburg. Sap Francirco wnd Sacrament? papers please copy. Rocart —In on Friday morning, July 9 Brown, wife of Jeremiah B. Bo- d 28 years apd 9 months. incr wad reistives of the family are respectfully jovited to atiend ibe iuperal, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’cieck, from No. 88 Classon avenue, near Flush. ing avenue. Phiwcelphia papers pleare copy. Borewen —In Brookiyo, £. D , on Friday, July 9, Davy Boncnen, aged €3 years. ‘Tho relaxives ond friends are invited to attend his funs- Tai, On SuDdRy Morning, at Line o'clock, at the Reformed Dutch oburch, Fourth street, Brovklyp, E D , Dr. Por- ters, His remains will be taken to Steven Island for in- terment BuRKowns.— On Friday, Jaly 9, of disease of the heart, Mrs. Borrowss, widow of the late Alexaacer Burrowes, Faq , ¢f Feronsborovgb, county of Longford, Ireland, aged OO year aud 6 monthe. Dubin papers p'rase copy. Coxsorty,—Us Friday, July 9, Hanna, the beloved wife of Christopher Connolly; a native of the'city of Duolia, in tho 28th year of her The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tena bor suneral from ber iate resicerce, No. $74 Second svenue, on Sunday, Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for wterment. Ih ‘D papern please copy. Derry —On Murrday, July 8, ANN Dury, beloved wife of Patrick Domy, & 0 of the parish of Avghmamullen, covuty ot Monsphen, Ireland, 60 years. The frienda of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the tuperal, from the residence of her son, No. 196 Cherry street, this (saturday) efternoon, at two o'clock. Tier remains wii! be interred ip Calvary Cemetery. Inkemay.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Tocsday, July 6, Fuank B., eldest con of Albert A. Dykeman, aged 6 years ane 6 wontbe Hatont —On Thuradey, July 8, Eva, daughter of Joba W. aru Margaret £ bt, aged 4 years and 7 monthe. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the fureral, co Samday afternoon, at threo Clock, ab thelr residence, No. 181 Hadron atree\. Alan | bow charged this lovely flower, Which bloomed to ebeer our bearts, Fair, fleeting comforte of an hour, Bow #2 we're called to part Boity.—On Thoisday, July 6, Witssaw C. Bouy Toe relatives aud friebae of the family are invited toat. tend the freral, from the Church of the Ascension, Fifth sverur, corner of Tenth street this (Seturday) sfternoon, +t bait paat three 0 clons further novos Kxicwt —Io Brockly, 00 y, July 9, Esucy Frances Kesar, wite of Charies J Koight. ‘The funerm will take piace on Sunday afternoon, at halt. past two o'clock, from her residence, in Wilson street betwrea Division and Lee at |, Brookiyn, B. D. Stamford aud Petro’ papers please copy KOMANDH— At bis residence, No. 119 Allen street, oo Friday, July 9, Praxcw McMawvef tn the 4th year of his £46, 600 Of the late Terence McManus, of Tempo, cout Ireland, sad couria of the Irish ox MoMapur. bh 4 frieuts of the family are requested to faltend the fuoersl, on Sanday afternovn, at two o'clock. Ope, —Io Hobokeo, 8. J.,00 Friday afternoon, July G, of wy po ky the heart, Joun R. Ova.r, aged 60 6 menths. His friends and relatives are invited to attend the fune- rel, from bie iste residence, No.4 Marion place, Sixth street, on Sancay afternoon, at belf-past two o'clock, ® thout further invitation. Fis remains will be conveyod te tbe New Vork May Cemetery for interment. Qc: On Thuraday evenicg, July 8, Avice Lovrsx, dovgbter ot Dr. Nathaniel BH. and ‘Emily ¥. Quimby, tn the bob soar of her age. ‘Ube faneral will take place thie (Saturday) morning, at Dail part vine o'eloe’, from the readenoe of Peter Anter- sep, No. 85 South Ninth treet, Williamsburg. Rommuovurs—At St. Thomes, on Tuerday, June 16, en route 5 $y, CACTORL 4 oak wife of Inmac ited riguee, New York, and canghtar of Jesepn Harvy, Haq of Jatiaica, West Indies. ita ne ‘8 good, tovi Or Coatn is wore! and affectionate wifo and it by her devoted buspaad, nd family. whom rhe hes to mourn their tr lose, Her endearing maoners and amiabic dis caused her to be ceoply loved by her friends ant acqueiptances, and her demise wil! > greatiy regretted - 3 them. May her angele soul be transported to realms eternal bappioges. Amen. New Orleans papers ploase copy. Scnoran— On Friday, Jniy 9, afte Moers, Rowaan Seno: se, aged 8 The relatives and frien ts of the family are respectfully ipvited to attend ibe inneral, op Sunday afternoon, nt four o'ciook preciaety, from hia late resicence, corner of Fifty first street aod Might) «venue, withont forther notice Manchester Macclesfield, England, papers picase mas.—In Weat Webster, Monroe county, on Thurs rping, July 8, Crorom W. Sumwan, late of Brook. 1yD, age 89. The ‘riende of the famtiy are invited to attend the frne- ral, tbe (Setercay) shersore, at two o'clock, from the ‘thodiat church, corner of Ti'lary and Lawrence streets, Brorktyn, without further rotios, TomKiws —Un Friday morning, Jaly 0, Mamtna, twin daughter of Charies M. and Jane ‘ine, aged 6 months, The relatives snd friends of the family are respectfully iwrited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her pa Weet Twenty-ninth street, between Sixth and venth avenues, this }, at ten o'clock Lanta lexancer short and severe on Trvow.—In this city So Trane afternoon, July 0, A. le of Fraok W. tryon, and daughter of A\ Varticaiars of the feneral in the evening papers en Owe BP. yy. MAVGRWOUT & CO ave the pleasurs of announcing to ther friends and (he wah CONE SILER WARE ¥ JONES’, 0 ADN STREET $3 60 FOR FANOY A nd gailors, and only #0 for Urei quailty of pateas Sige he as Sree ‘The life balsom ty datly suring th+ wrap guowwet drovonmia, pathina, piles liver Klaney c mp sinte the be (4c, an | Of @y well made stock of aumm D coats (my beat), $4 ; inom te, $2; vente from $l 6 to $2 60; Pavellion remiaae be ‘articles, 93. CLARKE, 116 Wildam street. ORDSALL'S ARNICA LINIMER? CURRS SORKS AND uleers. | | Buréesl’s arvica lintment umattam. | Beran arnira Folenens cones separa T LAST I HAVE DECIDED TO SELL THE BALANO® by a di ir # arvica liviment Burdenll's arnica linimen’ for horees sad fon the greatest ardeeli'earnice is esent is made a —~) menting, and Jovczsins man street, New York. i tn NAILS PENETRATING THE fleab, extracted without pain. #o tbat the boot can be worm immedistely after tbe operation without te least imcmve Frey the it, by Dr. ZAORARIE, surgeon chirege: pre) EES RUGS, CHEMICALS, METALS. OILS, LIQUID GLASER, fly aper. and oballomile flowers, mea; neve, cadmatans, Pure case: Olle, cognac, essences rum, raso- core, vanilla, off rye rong Maiden lane. ‘ heed VODFREY'S est EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS, Softening the skin Dear, by Dr. it Stef ry Regret vA, ateemed ag a mild anc harmless, yet most tabeskin. Tap, san Duras, tre ae, drugetat, 609 Broadway, remove. RUGESE DUTUT, _Sold everywhere. onenne. FRACTION RUPORTE. ractice Reporte 1upreme Court, Courtot Appeals Of the Bate of New York, - By Nathan Howard, Jr., Counsellor at law, New York, Price $3 50, Just published and for ale b: a BANKS & BROTHER! Li 144 Nassau street, fy, acd 475 Broadway, Albany, COK AT THIS.—LADIES, GENTLEMEN, CHILDREW of a stylish of end boys in want ty ‘pair of boot or abose Ca ANILL®. 311 Broadway, where you can get the cheupe and best in the city, M* ONGUENT WILL FORCE THE WHISKERS OR moustacbes to luzueiantly in six weeks, without stun o- injury to the Ope Se tants Meal to cap art of the coun'ry, B, G, GRAHAM, 108 Nassan AYES. 175 Pultoa atrest, Brooklyn. NEW YORK arzas, NeW YORK ATLAS, NRW YORK ATLAS, Sundey morning. Bundey morving. IMMORTAL Bor LOV&NGOOD, IMMOBTAL 80T LOVENGUOD, AMMOBTAL SUT LOVENGOOD, Firat earance Fost op pearan: In New York. BEAD HIM. HAY Him. READ HIM. ry N° YORK ATLAS, NEW YORK ATLAR, NeW YORK ATLAS, NEW YORK arias, Sunday, morning, July tt. FORACE GKESLEY'S BUCTALISM TORACK GREELEY’ POCIALIBM HGKAUB GREKLEY'S POOCTALISM HORACE GREKLEY'S BUOIALISM BW YORK ATLAS, NkW YORK ATLAS, YORK aTLAas, ATLAS, NEW YORK Immepee festure. Immenne feature. —_—_—_—_—— A™ ATEAS ATLAB, ATLAS. Bi » Bead tt, Read it, Head Revit at Bead tt, Bead it, JOLIGBS| AVELa, JOLIG! ‘RAVES! JOLIE eavELe, . the ATLAS to morrow. Qi one's IMPROVED SEWING MACHING FOR ALA Oo man vtectvsing =To superiority of Bi 's machines, i is baly a ure of any manu! mectanic who urer or oan ve» copy of hinger A Coe Garetie, whlch will be aug arasia. ft given full information om the om oi TM BINGRR & 00 No. 438 Broadway, Now Yorm Dy my POULMOPIC SYRUP, A POSITIVE CURB ore avdreke pills, for fiver . complaint. Sibewen's fon weed ae Utes Se GAEL Seer gt Fin TD. esse of brats tall Gees ee oe MITH'S COURT OF APPRALA REPORTS. “ geen ary cermined fa the Court Kpvenie of the sate of New Tork, by ke Coupseiion atiaw. Jost published and for sale by “DANKA & 144 Naseau + treet, J aad «75 Brosdway, Albasy. T BR SULTANS ORDER. ‘More letters trem Burope ve Jur! been reesived. hb (be new Urlumpha acbiaved vi. ra der vast orders From Turkey bave come, And hia Mighnege (be eultaa dine writicn for some. The hgbts of the berem Are wih fleas, And ibe Hu rie Ad ‘the P ba Grey 'o Lyon hed Por a gross uf hia powder, For inaecta unmatched | Ang ca rete too, tnfrat to'e walle, of the pilla, too, NE, 6 Routh Bight airaety bags abo so FEN SO BATHS. Ribas Oy roe (WING'S CRACKERS.—LADIES WSO MAT DESIRE gn gy ‘al! fevertah odoney, ehowld 7 of WING'S farive crackers Shene ool kindly oh, and impart wo the weole syaem a p! wom 1 ir Invigoration and renewed strength: they ara one of the very best trodneed into the nurvery vd got those stamped with the pame of A. WING, sare yas talent c FATT NERVOUS ANTIDOTE AND PHYSICAL RER W toretive will Ali the with the tarly manbo ¢ and Impart’ Nenraigia, rbermatiem, A edility, mental or Pi " ia " eters | NS ENB & UU. propritore, 100 Maasak erect fora the Depot 424 Broadway, Phiiadeiy hte “ 4 wee ATE eR Wier eain, maaan Ee wid weekly of unrtvalied ae wooler your bair injuring or dying yous ‘ A Poitie of Hate Colorer. ft wil) torn gray hair to © glossy biack or brows hin OO i OF $150,000, sixite Creatine! or oa be Pi eadags scheme y 1G FASHIONABLE gare. 205 per coat Tose ua > T wink tt UF beresobelsersses ‘By any maa, Or COM> nation of mam Ro trouble toahow #90 oe Ronee, Graaite Wa,