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— township ten north of range six and township eleven north of ranges six and seven, west of the Mount Diablo meridian, containing twenty-one thousand two hundred and twenty acres; Canada de Pogohini rancho to Maria Antonia Cazares, eon- taining eight thousand seven handred and eighty- one acres; Locoallomi rancho to the heirs of Ju- lian Pope, contuining eight thousand cight hundred and seventy-three acres; Potrero Grande rancho to Juan M. Sanchez, containing four thousand four hundred and thirty-two acres. Collayomi rancho to A.A. Ritchie and A. J. Forbes, containing eight thousand two hundred and forty-two acres. ‘The Surveyor Generul of Oregon has also trans mitted surveys of townships one, two and three, uorth i of range ten; townships twenty-one and twenty-two, south of range five; township twenty-two, south of ranges six and seven, and township one, south of range ten—ali west of Willamette meridian, embra- cing seventy thousend acres. Mr. Appleton has re- turned to his duties at the State Department. The Secretary of the Navy will leave in a few days for ‘home, Connecticut, and for the purpose of visiting the navy yards. Mr. Welsh will be acting Secretary. THE GENERAL NRWoPAPER DESPATCH Waauinoton, July 23, 1858, ‘The course to be pursued towards Paraguay, which ‘hee occupied so much of the attention of the admna istration, is now determined apon. It is reliably as- certained that from the isoluted position of Para- guay, and difficulty of access to it, that it is capable of making a vigorous resistance to an outside force. Independently of a few small vessels, mounting alto- gether au armament of six or eight guns, Lopez has threo or four steamers, recently constracted in Eng- land, and st an eligible poin} on the rivera fort mounting ove hundred guns of different calibre. He ‘Das also a standing army of 12,000 men, and bas re- cently received from England a cargo of arms and | ammunition. In his employ as engineers and ord- nance wen there sre also several French officers. The | administration will vend a fleet of six or seven vessels, inclading the Harriet Lane and Fulton, the former | to be the flagship. Commander Page, who has been selected for the command of the expedition, ‘has proceeded to the North in order to charter such additional steamers as may be adapted to the expe dition. Althongh it is not supposed that it will be necessary to fire a single gun, yet in view of the defensive preparations of Paraguay, it is determined our force shall be sufficiently formidable to meet all possible contingeacies. The Commissioner has not yet been solected. There is good authority for stating that no such letter as that purporting to have been written by Secretary Cass to President Martinez, on the subject of the latter's refusal to sign the Cass-Yrisarri treaty, was ever written. The President before leaving for Redford Springs appointed John Nugent, editor of the San Francisco Herald, who is now here, agent to proceed to Frazer river, to make proper representations to citizens of the United States, with the view of pre- ‘venting collisions or outbreaks in that quarter, our government being satisfied from official and other sources that a liberal policy will be pursued toward them by the British authorities. Lord Napier had a long interview with Secretary Cass to-day. The Yelluw Fever at Boston Querantine. Boston, July 28, 1858. ‘The bark Sebois arrived at Quarantine yesterday ‘from Cienfuegos with yellow fever on board. Capt. McNeil, Henry Mason, the second mate, Joseph Wood, a passenger, and Thomas McFarland and George Norman, seamen, all died on the passage. The barks Ivla, Wylie, St. Mary’s, and brig Spitfire, are still at Quarantine with the fever on board. Fatal Stcamboat Disaster, ~~ Lovisvinie, July 28, 1858, ‘The steamer Falls City broke her piston and drove out the cylinder-head. Five deck passengers were badly scalded and two drowned. The acci- dent occurred thirty miles below Memphis while on ber upward trip yesterday. Robbery and Probable Marder, Wanen eM, Mass., July 28,1858. Alvin Gibbs was Knocked down and dangerously Anjured, and robbed of dive hundred dollars last even- ing. Tits tite ia despaired of. The two men who robbed Gibbs bave been arrested in Taunton, and a portion of the money was found in their boots. ‘Two Murderers Sentenced. Portianp, Me., July 28, 1953. Cox and Williams, convicted of murder on board the brig Albion Cooper, have been sentenced to be hung Angust 27. A motion for a new trial was overrnled by Judge Clifford. ‘The Goorgia Banks. Avovusra, July 28, 1858, ‘The Milledgeville papers contain a proclamation from the Governor of Georgia, ordering the State Treasurer not to receive the bills of nearly all the specie paying banks of the State, in consequence of a technical informality in the semi-annual returns of the banks, which were made as formerly. ‘The Naushon House Barned. Bostox, Jaly 28, 1858. ‘The Nanshon House at Woods’ Hole, was burned to the ground yesterday. Markets. PRILADELPHIa ATOCK BOARD. Paitapaurma, Ja y 28. 1968. Ptocks firm, Pennsylvania state 5's, 80%; Reating ‘Tal road, 155; Morris Onoat, 45, Long Ielaad Ratiroad, 14%; Ponpsyivania Railroad, 4134. Monin, July 27, 1858, The rales of cotton to day were ouly 100 Dale, at LLKo. alle for micddag The eaies of tho ist three dares \ Up 06 onles, aod the receipts Of the same tine 345 Dales. Cuanimerow, July 27, 1854, ‘The sales of cotton to day were 409 Dales, ai unchanged prices. Bacrrwonn, July 28, 1868. Fiour quiet but very firm: Howard strost aod (nto, 94 be; pew coy wills, 86 Wheat firm, with ao upwar tencenct: white, $1 15 a $1 28 Corn-Mixed, BT a G8e.; white, S40. A Slo , yeHow, BSc. a SHC, Whiskey, 2b Ko ABT. Provisions do¥ and ueeranged Panaparrima, July 23, 1858. Prour firm: new, $4.75 4.65. Wheat fem: antes of 2.000 buebe's now roa at $I 10 a $1.2, and wotte at 81.50 a 81.35, Corn firm: yeilow at 900. Whiskey firm, al 250. @ ate. Ormcrwwatt, Joly 28 1968, Fiour dail: sales of 700 Dbia., at 4 lv « $4 20 for fone, and 0° Cor exwa white, Woleaey firm gales Of G08 bdia , ot 220, Dut buyers refuse over 816. Mess pork im offering at $16 59, Curcaco, Jaly 28—6 P.M. 66 60 870 Corn firm. Borrato, Jaly 231 P. & of 150 Dbis. at 84 op hase At 750 ; 8,000 bnaho's M, Cory—Sund in got demand: esies of 4.099 Ab O2)g0. Cate firm: sales 9.000 bushele ¥ — Sales of 250 dble wt 220, a 22K. ere scharge! Goot inquiry for bra ‘ » Lake im to day—200 bbdis. flour, 11,000 bushels wheat, 5 bachele coro, 1,0 burns s tye. ’ Berea, Jaiy 2-3? M Proor ia demand: sales 1,500 bois at $375 fo ‘aconsin and Iimols; 84 for exter do; found “hicago a lud at 780. demand for milling, market steady, sales 20,000 bushels Bt 706 for heated Jhicage spring, 140. for souad d>., 780. for Milwavsiecind § Oorn i good demand, aat market for sound firm: aalon 62,000 bushels at 500 for heated, Bie. a bo. #8 und, partwarrive, Ove ia fair ds mand, but he'd above the views of buyers, seine 9 00) Lary ‘srntgl wo Wai Ormer: sa\e8 p andiy ag * % Cansi freigaia uochanged—Fiour 400., wheat ee 10: ots New York, Dbis. flour, 12,617 wheat 26,252 bushsiaoorn, 6 345 Ddaaber le oats. Faxporis—2,274 ble flour, 91,513 bushels 64,218 bushels on, 17410 bushels owes Onwnoo, Jaly 28-6 P, M. i int (aD i bbe Arrival of the Hurepa at Boston. Boston, July 28, 1858. The Cunard- steamship Europa arrivéa here from Halifax at about five o'clock this evening. Hor maits will be forwarded Soutb over the New Haven road by the train which leaves here at an esrly hour tomorrow morning, and which is due ia New York between five asd six o'clock the same afternoon. From Havsas, Sr. Louis, July 28, 1858. Leavenworth advices of the 26th have been receiv- ed per United States expreas to Booneville. A man named John B. Scoggins, notorious as the leader of a band of horse thieves and robbers in the South, has been arrested in that city, and messengers have been sent to For Scott to procure evidence agaiast him. Several murders are charged ‘0 have been commit- ted by Scoggins, both in Fort Scott county and on the Big Blue. Bosten Weekly Bank Statement. Boston, Jaly 23, 1858. ‘The following are the footings of our bauk state- ment for the past week:— “1 Curoagg, July 23, 1358. J. F. Farnsworth was nominated to-day, by one majority, for re-election to Congresa in the Second district of Minots. The Unnads Jatward Sound, Boarox, July 23, 1958. The steamship Canada sailed at noon to-day, with seventeen passengers for Halifax and fifty-four for Liverpool. Sho takes out about $1,000 in specie. Ninco’s Gaxpkn.—The porformance of Holeroft’s come dy, ‘Ste Road to Rain,” cas attracted very good howes, uc the pisy will ehortly be repeaced. Tao II) for thia evening tucinées “Uncle Foozie,”’ with Mr Blake, and “Columbus,” with Mr Brougbam's new song, ‘The Gal- Vapt Capting’” Mesers W. Davidge amd Mark Smith bave been audod to the company here. Tax Francn Tasatke —The Bret performance of the sUmMET FONDOR areracted an excallout @adicace to the Metropoltian Music Had oa Tuesday. The cext represen tation will take place on to-morrow evening, wil anew programme, St Crow iy Tas Fixio.—The fathor of negro minstroisz, Mr. f. D, Rice, will commence an eugagemon: at Wood's new ballon cext Monday. Weare conticent that overy one who bas secu the veteran “jomp Jim Urow’ ia former times will be glad to bail bis resumption of his connection with the apectslity which he ttrodaced. Sapreme Ceart, Before Loa. Judge lugraham. A RELIGIONS OPYONKNT OF TAS 641.8 OF SUNDAY NRWAPAPARS ARKBBTSD ON A CHAKGY OF UBTALN- ING GOODS UNDAR FALSE PRETANCES. Suny 28 --Abraham J. Van Winkle vt. Geo, P. Edgar, —OUn the appilcation of Mr. O. 8. Baker, he Court granted ap order of arreet, buidiag the defendant to bail in tho suri of $1,200 on an alleged charge of obtaiaiog goods epder false pretences. fhe affidavit of Mr. Vao Wiakio ets forth that about the fret of May Edgar, who was then ‘0 partzerchip with Wm. Herries, ia the publication of a Paper cailed The Way of Life, came to him and aoplica W be furviahed wkh @ quantity of paper for the purpose of publishing the paper, Rogar represeoting ut the time that be wns also engaged in the drug buginoss, and was doing very well. He also stated that he hed a ‘goot capital invested in the paper,” aud that its receipts ware large, from subsorip.ioge and advertisements. tues Te Mr, Van Winkle sold paver to Elgar to the amount of about $400 w rth on credit. De'sy cakiag 6 ia regard to the settiament Of the arcoant, tae v inticn 10 the water. abet ibe poynaacer wes. rapidly increasto, ,000 su Dscrioers—that be 1— sold out his de Dusiness, apd Investec tho proceeds Of (bo sale in the Way of Life. He sino stared, an alleged, that tie re- Ceipts from the adverticenetts aloae were oullicient to Th result Of those reaewed repre- the amount of $40u—makitg Mr. iii gars ludediadoess to Mr. Van Winkle somo dere ww tho negudoraood of $1,000, The plainiifl alleges that these sutoment. mate by Mr. agar were “ whotiy false aud Geooptive,”’ inet iney vere upirne, ana thet Mr. hagar, at (he time he mate them, wan insolvent and upable 1) pay his deow; tua: the sub scriptions to the Way of Life st that tim» did aot amount $@0 OF Shree Luodred, and that the Wh sie re- paper dia aot amount to near evough to ile expenses: thal the eu >ecriptions at oo ume ever or ton hundred dolars, and thet tne from ail sources of the Way of Life, sc to Mr. Eégar’s own showicg at caw tine, > the viel hellevss aever but some $1 600. Mr. Van Winkle furtoor ai- § Juno Fle swoere that Koger is for more thao a year past, whoity la solvent and without ay rea! or persons p-operty wast Of under his control; that whoo Mr July, 1667, he was st Jeast $4,000 ia debt, esd usd uo property with which to pay the said indebtetoess, and that at present Fiigar is at least $14,000 in Gort, and bas wot $400 worth of property of aay kiad ta pay .be same. Further, “tbat said Eiger, wocording to D# own ooalessioa end stalemen’, made to tbe ceponent at this time, nas ppebt some Ubree of four thousane follare io livwg. aod ‘as bis own support during he past scar The dep rasat a)s0 states that the seegoee, Mr. Wm M. Reger, woo Jaime (0 take prseession of ai. (be pr yerty of Goorge hOgar, wen Dv security for the #afety of the creditors wp thi ; AG the deponeot Hoa'ly a) eges that from an i of ail Khe watiers apyertaniag to the caso, be believer Fiegar to bo about to leave tne city to go to rovide in Now Jersey cre ali bistamily live ‘The order for arrest was executed by Deputy Sheriff Thomas Smiib on Wednesde: held to procure ball. Supreme rt—Chambers, Before Hon. Jadge Ingraham. THE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE ORIENTAL BANK. James Gallatin, Presilent, dc.,08 the Oriental Bank and Others — The piaintill # claim in this case ia for about $5,400, The property heid by the bank sad which the plaintiffs dave acquired exceeds in valne $50,000, for whieb it was transferred aa security. Theoriginal indett edness for which 1t was #0 transferred is not denied or in any way impeached by the pleiatif in hie compia’nt; bat by the injuvetion ail tbe property is inciaded, aud the ‘Orieptel Bank is forbidden from recetving of collecting ony part of it, or in any manner receiving the voles as they ‘become due Such av ‘eJanction appears to me w ‘orento a greater wrong then it is intended to remedy. The property clarmed under soy ove of the avessmoum which the complaint seeks to set aside would be more than soflcien) to secure the plaint, if wecority wee prceren % As between the partics to these investments, it ie coreeded that they are ‘yalid, and that the bank would have a right to pay- @ vt of Bells tateviecnose from tne property #0 trans. ferred, and yet by thie injanoriom a) rach paymeate ave probibited, and the who'e proverty te thus ejoiaed, when any one Was more than soMelent for the purpose. Te may be said (hat the plainwil #ae vot assured of success jo regard to each conveyance aod therefore incinged all wi'bla the injovetion But euch a reason i againat rather ban io favor of ite coptinuacce, The pialotifl should ve assured of sucotes before he thie restr: another from payment of indeniedneas due and uid not thus endanger a large sinvont of property by preventing the collection of notes sod Other indedtedners for tho pur. pose of obtaining paymen! of aemall cisim Such 4 ase of thie writ of The injunction touat be diseolved, except #0 far ns to ro quire tbe Oriental Bank to rotain ali moneys received from the property of the defendast Boll, ever and abors We amount pecersary to osy the todebtednens of Beil to the bank. Coste of this motion to abide ovent, MOTION FOR A RORIVER. ‘The Mechanics’ Five Insurance Company et al oe. De Greet of al —1 G0 DOL propose to examine the qaestinn® rawed by the plaict i as to the procosdings for the ar Solmtment of & Fecriwer, becaane |: aupeare te me that thowe questions Cannot de made avaliable in the preseat sotion. The Oourt had jariedictioa of the wubjout matter of thowe proceedicgs, and had power to diwoive thet corporation and to appoint a recetver. Havivg that power, and having tho defendants within their juris tic- Lon Be ae to exercise over them the power conferred by Jaw, any irregu’arity tn the exercise of those powers cao only be reviewed in the prooomiings in which that irregn- larity existe Whatever may be my view of the ques. tions originally discussed, of of the regularity of the prs. cnodiings, } feel sompelied to follow the views heretofore exprosred by thie Court, The motion for an injunction # dented Jovy 21 —In the matter of the habeas corpus of Jovephine C. Rice.—Ordered that the child remain in the custody of the (mo bor—ube father to have tbe opportunity of seeing every Wednesday. 2 injupetion appears to me unwarractes, | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1868. le Nethodut Ohurch - Laying of = Corser Stane, the tetereeting ceremony of iaytng the corner stone OF @ » | De® Weeh charob, pow in course of erection tn thirteca:h ‘Ttraortinary fracas Wok piace yestortay BF” | aes: heaven Seow’ and Third avenuce, 20k piace Bodu & OUI Loree o’olone, O@ the sorner of Pao and 4, Wb aeeacuce of 0 amare 08, a vx pevpe tye tareccexcrga won gay nace | @eiock op Toeeday evening, There were & coosituradie eatin store Waeeved tne | pomber of W a, +; and the pertioviar feos of the ooilising,es they have & pperchaggpipe ay on midlet vo re | - | community ot large, from the numbers i Porter to ue, are iheee:—Aimoban A. Dilieys was stacdig | o wy ot lange, to intge momanere ia, when On the onener of Nesmau ane Pive strosix, when Emavnel at Bo, gon— History of the Old Ballutig. Yesterday afterncov tho corser stone of acew acktemy was Isic at Borgon, with appropriato Masonic and roll girUe Corcmonies Tho Dew Ddaticing {x on the site of one that bes been occupied for educational purposes eine» tho yeer 1668. The old bulldlog has recently deen demotisn €4 wo order to grve place to the present structure. The orcumecance of the projected erection of a now { Mey collecved, evinced wace imlerest ia ihe proseediags. oe Leying the Corner Store of = Sew Academy — Eusors the brioved von of Wittiam end lonvcits Mittet, { | Mekkre Pelé & Sou are the architects of the eiudsa; | cSbedfor mere than a Geuel Cisplay, and Ih Was accord : ahap said “ “def me Port, eaddeniy appronched | Bantba & Myers the builders, and James L. Miller ta) ingy medewrcene of grand crlebratiz amnng tho is- pe bay] | corpemier. [6 ie proposed that the building sball oovvist | baditante of the town of Bergea. The Common Council | © You tntewous tidelier, thts te the Bret tune (have met | ot Tete ited were present The Grad you since you yabitehea tat tivel oa m aod ime spent <f eovey is were be by Loo ge Of Meues Of be Blass bod eu orummade lodges Were prewens by ceputasion aod took part lo the cCoremuaws. Cy izere far suo pews f ched upon the ground to take part ip We Ceremonies and listeo bo the oration. It way really Ja ay, Doth among the coidren aod their parents. Of Olid New Yrups#irk stone, upd the arcuitesturs! deco- ns | rastoos. wilt be carefully conceived, and will be exsoatad ta er thew opis to his Choe, and added empmationly: “T4? | oe cotig styie, The eight, inoluaing pedestal, will that. { Mr. Ditiare retorted vebementty: “You damned anoun- | beh ee a pebrapmipetee <n me sete two drel, you aro 8 beter man than I am, bat goa vay from pe irae} t persore. me, for lam armed.” lostantiy wits rai Me. dart drow Wisas Miu, Faq , having takon tho cher , aq . back @ proce of two from Mr. Diliaye, aut then atrack bum suck « viciest blow wpos the Osad wih « cate Fe co ca capo perigee tind he bat tm hie bat thas ha fell sanmaiaas | ferveus au erates maven si cathe pevement, The Culiector thea Proovedd to the | The chyir, wnich te ove of the Onest we have over Mayor’soflice, where he made « vtsemont ofthe afair | Dewre, then eung wita vatbor mad affzeiing earnestness | wtrecbing anivem in the Weise lec; How drew detore Mayor Tomann. His Honor, noweyar, wiormed | Foi thie place. This vo o.her thee the bonse of God: him thet po compiaint Bad been made agatest hin, whero | this iw the yore of heaven!" vpoD ho took Bis ¢ ars. To the maand ae the Criead The CHAiKMAN Tadeo & wary faw remarks, ead to of Ur, Dilteyo bed Di removed 0 tho waidw li the base | More be showed how sincerely the Welah tarsi ment of @ duildng Gotvenient, whore he wax xooo ro | tape Of Now York daaivot tat @ couroa shoud be Biored 6 CoOMsC'ousLess. Thus the mulinr reeled up to the | errcied, la wiict they would listen to toe words of life ia ime bs our laters informa ico oovoerning it ax reoDv | & lexgUoge WI *bich, mere ‘hav all athers, they were od. is fracas erese Crear the pub lomtions mats ty tho | intumaley roe cher ifaney sesociated, nnd appealing to pubic prints Ly de Diliaye to rogerd to de dart aad | the triseds of the Gaapel to lead them @il tae wid taat they place to the new etructure was erected in 3799, la of ope erected on tho sae site in 1668, whica was troyea by a ficod Tuis building was erected uader the euspices of the Classis ~ Berge: BOD, two Blories Digh, eurmounied oy a cupola It was styled “The Hergen Columbia College.” Soren persons covetivuted a Buard of Trustees, making it free school for the town of Bergen With the innd on whict (he builoieg woe erected were two lots, which were to be ap- propristed ta the @tuation of tho chitcrea of the town, | ju buth olarsioul ana eleweatary bravches Owing Ww some informality in the tilte deads te property an decced wes taken into the courts, end Asally & proviso wa: made whereby it snould be hed in trust for a soboot o rchools that might be eetadlivhed This was in Septem Der 18:3 The trus'ces ucder thie provizo were Jere pint Van Winks, Peter sp, Garret Vao Rapoo, Martia Wwee and Garret J. Nowtirk. Oa the 27th of Janis. te Otber promingnt paliticiacs of tha demriratio aarty tu this | ocala oiler? ry, 1614, Legulature pevtied the whole difioslty city regardiog Vr, ON sye's TEMIVel [rm too villos of ‘ine Rey. ®istiaM Roneets. pastor of tha church, wag | by firming the action of the former trustees ta Geners: aporaser of thw port Whe CERT aHAKCT, ant very Eaquently ravic wed tO6 oifel-® | mebipg tho sale of the uncer tno original Cf the Feet chercher in America. Hy» obeurwed thet toils The forewing cord from Mr. Dilaye giver tis own «e- Wee he coly Calvinetio Methodist chorun ie New York, «veut From tbat tine oolege prosperet, CCUnt OF the Gvoul! nuce —~ 18 BOW regarded ag one Of the oldest \iverary ii Naw Foux July 25. 1853 fur aitrouge teers were three o'ber cburches, wich 58 | ta of Siete, Ame ite fessore wore ‘To prevent anv miareoresrntation’ | mane tea fotlvwing | grirkrere ‘ers 2.0 cewoves up elders, thers was hsoe that Tne maghatta, Rev. jaar Craig, Toon M. Gotu (Sta acteieh endoce mete munwees Rae oe: Uh Olstwote~ Genomiaon. Ho shea yaenod onto | gnem, David Petterson end Rev. Melancinoa 8. Williams eau greet y rey x thet tee minglicg of the wo terme, ao Appsroatty | Among hore educated at this insiitutiva are gome ol the inie m' notes before thros ofciont f tet my offre | striae sae be no meena irranme'labis, Fhe move- | moet prsminent men in the Stee, nnorg whom are Rev. a coe fomet towar going from thr ofice | Hens (OF the cotebishmeni of the fivst Volar church Joon F. Jackson, Jobn Luciow, DD ; Gaoriei Ladiow, D. m 10 Fae sirest ty Pino, by sho survor ye? | tepin ia the y at 1828, nod for some tims, like the Tereal- | L ; Jerod Dewing, Stepden D. seeker, Wm J. K. taylor, fing to Kaneva dure aa I was aprons tbe dank of Ovm | jth Tanerre’in to the wilderness of Arabia, thoy wore | Joba Ferguion, M.D; Hoa Gabriel Furman, Joha P: Gr the Fide of yy face F iblok iniwer tag ioeoi io my fe. | RUboUtm bame or a resting piaco; nut hn was glad tosey | Jackson, Thos. B. Gautier, M. D., aad Wiillam Hora ith su manah KoCOKs that NO da bur. ja New York to ba » witness for vt, foteded upon the tmmoveanle basis of the great A7ILE estaDliebed by the Refurwers.—justifiostion ny With be new chore there wre conne sted 160 3 avotly converted during the hor bad sold toetr old Duild Jews for we sum of $7,606, oat of which thay weurret experree foe removal. &c, to the 32,0, redocing the orginal gum to § by the stberal copirioudon of the bited to 89,000, whinh was a great des! sngregatin Tha cost oF the edifice +e ole expenses to Ita conclu Yo concinding & rengtby speech, the Rev, yortieman observed that ne hoped tbe day would novar “WV WUEG OLY Olver doctrine would be presched witbin 4 ad ow being raizea tnan that of the Cross of Jeans opie “ Av the coneiusion of the speech the populace warmly spplaw ed the crstor Letier: wore read from Drs Bethana and Phillips re gieting hat thes conti ot attend ‘te iy Towson» Avmitage next addressed the meeting, ‘olewed by Rev. Jobn M. Krobs, D. 0, Oremdent Female Ioautute, Ree. Wa. R. Williams, aod OR AM AAA, AU! BO! KAIMy we Ht hed 4 front Of me, snd anid, “Wa! do jou tain: ke Obes, you Fucps 7 E rap led” i talp kcounervim=t a! sa Tam uterty ‘at ATs, hn’ double my nize arc Ravan londed one, 1 wili mest yon a biower, M D. Tne presest building 's to be of brick, thirty @ve feet iront by fity deop, with an addidon, nine sy PiDeteed Lert, fOr & OACK etalrway, tree stories high, coiies to #6 twe ve fect Ligh «Mr. William Nagle is the sudhitec); Jacob Perioe, mason; Cherles slice act Wa. L. Howmedieu, carpenters. The total cort wiil be about $7 00, ror the past four years, aod till the Oret of July, the o!d building bas beep occupied as a pubdtic wchool uader tne Super vidiun Of A. L. Maccull, ag teacher, aod Abraham tpear Jobn Ryerson aoa Hoory Van Geiden, trastess, The schoo! nombers about 174 scholars, of whom aout bat are girls. Au twteresting rem!niecence counected with the site of thin edifice ia retatea by Mr. Manduff Within ono ounared yarce of thig site, and in the roar of the ola parsoat there stoud during the Revolutionary war « tree undor wbict Goperais Weanington and Lafayette held their coureria. In 1824 General Latayette requested as a favor that ® cane might be cut from that tree for himweif. It was doue, nad heavily mourted with goid, appropriately presented to bim at Bergon , 8 wbicd ime & 27806 colodration wag bad. Tae old parsouage is you vtano'ng, but the tree bas fallen to decay ‘The particular ceremouien attending tbe laying of the We aod ‘taggering te ths m neiti some one,a@ t am Dole cf re aust took we inte the” seisoa ti the buiidteg on ths corner 6 Moe And wbere, wer behing my head cloned blond, ae blo 6 hsd flowed pm wo evzzy the Leonid pot o ike 9 9 be sound peonad art jog the skull bone wibont iractare was Coton fo ee. uns bas which a9 waroed Lae hy be remem of hia ewer dy abate he Gore L ested # renee io Bar te mx lever to F had bees & m: d—as would bere brew 19 tater pi t the poi Were witiermee of @.ber veer eluted oF fu sa CGRGIEULILy ty characte rice 3 Unites tates rMfete! en tt Asgeroen at will take ago d such demonwra.ioue liber to frighten me fram a tuly Low to the poriie, o to © ores “he peopie thet Mr Jose's | jr, De Whit corner stoue were performed by the Grand e of Ma- oor bhes beleoted the mow Jeti wee s ior ‘hg Ap Engte) anther was then surg by the choir: “Thare | sons of Now pee, represented 3 D ee R. Pelinsen tau tiilencosertdin Way Woe: o werobinen upon thy walla, an! Ji ant wi) | Chapto aa drand Mi asuisiod by Past DG M. f. R. cot huid ibeis peace day nor night.” Tree cepooit of docks eno papers to be inclosed in the niche wes ther mado, and cansicted of — Copy ef e Feige Bibie—the infailibie rule of faith and vaotes A portion of the Grey Welsh Bible printed by tho Ameri con ible veelery , containing the Gospel of At Mathew, Tie tonfernion of tae Welah Galviniatic Mothoduts, fovuded ov coe Bible wo fares they understand tt 4 caieadiau ased io their labbvath achoois. The cowltestons of fait of the Presbytorian cbarch of the iatea of Amarioa and of the Reformed Dutch church ef North America A vo'rme ct tne “Cyfatil, or Hen Dilad,” “A Frieod from ton ho Convers,” « Walat periodioa: aud a volume of the “Peactbody ad, (Kveay iat) whh a portrait of the precent tmetcr, ¢ Weipn of 1776," by Dr. Alexander Jonas, of this . eci’y ing Teoee Wh? Were OMMDort And distingwsbed Meme e'ves curing he Revolutionary war whion led to ne Dre ruta o Ir sependerce. A Kou pr was wlan deposited, together “fib & warobment ipecrined with the names of the of Senrscf the cburob, the architect, buiidere, ko. Verek, G. 8. W. D W. Plame, Grand Coapiain 0. H Ona: pip, sud representatives from Hiram ana Varick 1’ 5 Toe box which was piacos ia toe stone contained a BiDle, names of teachers abd scholars of the echoul, uamve of ‘whe architects and builders, a book eptitied ‘Annals of “aegis and Townsbip of Bergen, by B.C. taylor, D. D ,” a0 almarac, coins of the United states, and copies of the Courier aod Telegraph. ibe exerowen commenced with prayer by Rev. Dr. Vayior, after which was @ Bung by tne children of the ool, then musio by Sheitou's Band; after which ino ner stove was laid with ‘ate masonic cerem> eles by Gravd Master Joon ‘Chapin. wee then delivered by Charles W. Wintield, of Jersey Cuy, which was followed by magic, singing, #0 address by Gon. Jacob R. Wortencyko, singing, prayer by the Rev wr French, and closiny th the benediction. Quile a large Dom ber of jStbered upon ine growad wo #ilbees he ceromonis, Wick were highly tnleresting. Tifeny & Co. have avw on exhibition the prizes wuich are to be presented to the yachts, whien ta the opisioa of the jucger won the ate cossn regatia, fhe prizes aro tors ib pumber—cee for the schoouer Silvie aad the orser “or the sloop Micnie. The schoooer prize is a silver wai cack, of ourlows conatruc’’n, in shape like s smatl tager bier berrel, aud whica oan be used for a paned bow! Sue ¢ the conception of & waar OD. fa ths minutest paticaias The gave. 1 hows athe secular geyin of the wees, t8 enor. erther with sundry Maur ince wpourtean.cem tial ar very characte: ietic. The cask 1 sopresmoted as Venu laebed to the deck, the ropes wich hind it being lata Toords ty which @ marbexeviks ts placed as if ts few the strands. This eis? serves es @ BeDcte to ru move the upper portion of she barre! wach verves min cover to the puro which if supposed to bo Dowealh. This fa of pier Hog oliver thronghout, aaa cow $100 foe mooe prize is & representation of & amail tad, lo wien Gas wea, bocpe, hinting, i RL, are acourTariy repre fepted TPE hos are Durhiehed and toe staves plato, Naval Intelligence. The United States wteam frigate Wabaeh, Commodore Lavaileue, and toe of war Maccdouaa, Commander Levy, sailed from Key Weet on the 22d inst.’for the Medi- Dot corrugated #0 as ta reoreseat wood Tain tun is de | "he gree mas snow cloved in the usual eolemm manner } verranean, grec ? “4 sige clther ee puucb BOR! oF 83 water cuir. Tho | DEM Hi MN Me Me by the choir after the closing of | , TBA stoop of-war Constellation, Commander Rell, ai teoprine are weli worth exavioiag, beteg sometang Uivsua th the way of shiver orcameote. 4 Coonrkyman’s Davomrmn in Pern Dawaon's Day.— The recens pubiications concerning the Dieakiog up of Pete Dawson's prison bouss of prostitution ia the Foarin ward, tne sentence of the mroprietor to taree months im priscomrnt, and of the un‘ortuaate girls to six mouty wttracted tha attention of & Inbwing wan im the #rsiere part of this Suute, #ha hed tor some time enw temoraot » Ve wheresbocte of Lig daugoter He Judges treo ne Ceecripticy o” Ope Of Lae Riri# hat ehs Jas he lost one, abe Beco cing!y wrote to thy Mayor's offce for informs ton Ale leer copteis'ng bis full name aad ad: was Se, we th'ck, given to the reporters tor publicetoo by Mayor Nemesia Frow motives whice we think shoud sciuste any man of the slightest foeing, we give the leitor—suppreasing the Dawe aad louailly ~as led trom Koy Weat for Now York on the Zid ivet, and the rtoop of war , Commander Turner, sailed from Key West same day tor Aspinwall. The team frigate Colorado, Commodore McIntosh, and -of-war Plymouth. Commander Dab’gren. remained at Boy Weat on the 22d isst.; ths former would sail for ‘bostwn on the 2410. The United Sta os steamer Powhatan, Commander Prar- fop, arrived at Hong Kong 0a the 1vh of May, and pro- ceeced morth The United states sloop of-war German- town, Commander Page, was ot Hong Koag; and tho stvemers bincesots, der Dapout, mMiss'ssippi, Commander Bail, ana Antelope, Commander Lyach, wero ip the Guif of Pecbolt. ‘The United States steamer Seravac, Oommander K siley, wes to leave Pacama on the lvth inet. fur dan Juaa a and tranafore have been made the wane, weo toe denedi-tion bavirg been pronounced, n¢ it poeing ceremony war bronght toa close. Commtetonere of Kasigration. ‘The Bosrd met as the office in Worth street at three o'clock yentorday afterroon—Gulien ©, Verpianck, Esq., Fresident, fe the ebsir, The BLOWS OF the Just meoting were read and adopted. Aletioe was received from the matron of the Marino Hospital wt Staten leland, resiguing her place,tin coose quepoe of J] health, aud ber insbility to procure a tempo rary tubs tute; aleo reternipg her thanks to the Com maeiocers for past kindness. The resigbetioa Wee accepted, and a motioa thet the exper sen & remot Op tLe removal of the matron ve pat ‘The following changes follows: — by the Hoard was referrod to a commits ~ a W. ©, Futy 2, 1958. Alter a edurt discunsion, It wan reaoived that the um of | Tecenlly in the fran! suuadrou:—samual Forrest, purwer, Senarant Binney, Now York—I non by the vicars ‘hore | v8! br grauied to bx Moron for the discovery of the use | Thoete tranalerred. ie the Si. Lawrences Loewe fo irrestan ty the name of Loutea Willa ne fine marked ae oemmasion oy the ino! ad the papera and whom Teupposeto yo my cangh'er « ulpburic ether ag an matbatic agent avvexr¢ is the woek.y statement laid before the Com- re wbuners :— Nomber of ¢migrants arrived to bad « aince to Frasttin, eppotpted Acting Purser of the Fa woa'b, Liew, J. 8 Skerrett, re-tracsferred to the Falmouth, Master k E. Power trapsterred to the brig Perry; Master A J. Mo Cartney, trensterred to the storesh'p Supply, under sea terce of court martial; Johe Mason, transferred to Fal- mouth; and —— Moore, transferred to the St. Lawrence. Joly 21, 1858... 42, Jaly 28... ROS ‘o veee 1,668 ———) wise a be ke De volence whe al it come bome to WO. i, where reeice = meropestal'y, Jw. Sergeant Birney van Geepatcbed to ascertain whether the Hest aie was ieutesi with the one arrested, and aoa inquiry at Black#o.i'e [uaod discovered tbat 00 war. She had Deer in (awson's piace to months, aod was ey wok #8 to require Dr, Sewyer's care betore ehe coatd pre perly be removed. She wiit be sent home as the earliest opportnnity. Waar Oonsrrretm 4 LOvD—Mayor Nomann, yerterday feeued the following order to cartmen, instructing thom whet courtituted @ load, acd directing thom to 0 welder the same @ [alr aod proper ioe acoordyog to ine Mayon's Orrice, Tix a, wea To Wnom 11 May Comcenn —@hareas deapuces (4 19allt priee bel wren eartne ‘Total To same date im 1857. Tematea on Ward's Island Tomates of Marine Hospital. With patent ‘Alo, fire and burgiar RAY M. PATRIOR. Gold Chronometer Watches— Warranted the mest scrurate timeteopers, much below prices aausily charged by reall devier c. DaViD Ralf, 405 Broadway, up stairs. Brocks’ Brots.—Articies Superior to any mronfsctured io this country for turaplity, beauty and wibity. 675 Brosdway aud 160 Futon arent a" Inrge anwor iment of soled stock selling at abou! Buf prise Godtrey’s Extract of Kidder Flowers, for Abe complexion, Kae miscellaneous edversements B DOPUY, Agent, 69 Broad wey. Holbownry's Oletment —Acthma, Tightnese 0° the chert, end the various dianaara of the throw ard luogs, ss well wa tbe Invumeraole erup'iond and u vera which attack the whin and fieeh, yield tnewrisbly to this preparation. gowder proot looks, an’ oroes proof parior safes, Depot 19d ‘muleiion of alien passengers... 4,688 00.-108,084 50 ceeee cee 140,190 48 Lrabureeme nte a per previous ac count to July 2', 1854.... Current expevees of July 14, 21. Palarce of commutation fand..,., ‘The Beard thee adjourned rooktgn City News. ‘Tre Roanp ov Heattu—De Rero's Crmwmes, Worx — AVA meeting of tbe Hoard of Health yeatertay, the com- mitee to whom was reverred the resolution of the Com ton Council, in reintion to Be Berg's chemical works, weer the foot of Division avente, which bee ee frequ ban 21 povets is wo be on when euch articles shall og 90 ideret a load DAN RL F. TURMAWN. Meyor Free iw Fraskrorr Srener.—abeut bait pat two | o'clock on Wedvestay afternoon @ fire oocurrel om the roof of the frame bailding No. 11 Frankfort street, owned buiicing whch bas joat been comolisbed to give - 08 Gos. | where the relatives aod friencs of the Dutic ng co tibia ete and the ceremonies aiiendaat (aorsou | p Ogr0 4 yeem, 6 mooths ord 10 ‘The frienos of tee family aro reepectfn!ly invited wo at fend the tuceral, this (fburstay) eterna. -t ww o’cieck, (rom the resiaence of her parenls, No. 14 Fire averve Finewas —In Willtameburg, om Wedoeeday, July ter @ brik Lisess, Manor FLaxm.m, in the 74th yoar her ego ‘The tu: eral wil take place from the reeiéence of her for, ©. LH Ficomen, ob Priday @ erngcn, at three o'clock, res peee family aro Joly 8, by drowning at res, of wey to New York, 0 board the ivote, Jeux Gurus Gumme, son of Rev. 8, T. Gibhs Of Port Jeflorvcon LL, aged 19 years Fis G — Ge Weenescey, Juty 28, Acwra, infsat daughter ed 2 months and § days. lil take place this (Thurwday) St so 0 clerk, from the of her tather, Ne. Mercer avert. Aint —Oa Wednerd wito of Rapert Geo chiteren, wilh masy friends, to mourn nor loa, wan sincerely beloved by al! who knew her. Dublin and Saltfex papers please copy In this city, et NO, 105 Nicth atrast, on Mon- , a7 eveoivg, July 96, of cbolers infantam, Samus. Rowan | onuy by the Conrad eetate, and occupied by Mishael Kacher | been reporiad o# & nulsacce, aubmitied the folowing re Siegara Falie are betw fom Inger beer waloct sad boarsing Aouxe. ths doomau | port apn te audjoct:— a Pnetographed were prom tiy at the premises aud s000 extioguiee1 |" The committee report that they bave viaited (he pre | $40" ine UT = bryant of HOLM ——- the fre, The damage to tne furnitore by waccr el | mixes snd thorcoghly rxemined the sawe. At tbe time ‘ = HI Intmitedte Hate Cutter, No. 1 Barclay street, Hair dye, 4 ebillings « box biack cr browa. swmourt t about $100; fowured for $1.6") ta the MHiwarg Insurance Company The pulling ts lameged ab oo: $25 and is eared for 82.560 ia the Paside lommranes Com. pany. ‘be fire war cnosed Oy a epark on the root Fine in Gratin Srrerr—@reotany asp Argo Aout 11 (ae comm ttee called there appeared to be @ very email + uel of durivess transacted ia toe bataings—in faci, eupeararoee indicate an almost encirr snepension of toe works le the yards attacted ty the premmes, however, Arumber of men were at work packlog geome watorial (Aopareevy for shipment) which emitied @ paveous aod on kebing Mell, sad #hich your cum mites believe Ag ay Cretedre’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toopecs — The beatin the woud. Wholewsie aad retail, ana ihe dye privately Spied. No 6 astor Bo Prematare Gray Hole, Lovecerate Baldness and dandertl the whole rented successfully by G JBAN, 24 Churen is 606. | | o'o'ork op Tusedey nights fire occurret ia the two ling cocapied by Joreph 0. bourse Hoorn, | to retfy the said ©. 3 De Berg w abate said oo forth «ith. sad im the event that ho fails so to do be wil be preneoated according to law for maiptainiug prem’ antras | renee bed =f tty Ges dollars in money was tason from 4 tla The report in migned by Aldermen Whitney, Franks aad Woner P RY try it DoE and the premines then eet ox fire. Tre report wes accepted and the recommendation | iid st the drug store 96 Grand etree, W. aaryted. a hiledeiphia, A revolution was adopted declaring that Samuel Boyd, . Ratchelor's Hair Dye, and T: o— U., the recoepited Health Officer, was only entities to | ,, Baenlvelor's i Beto ‘om pes: mise tor boriat ‘« hile were passed, and the Roard adjourned for | * "¢ manumetory, 20 1 onaway. « Suapertor Court—Spectal Term. Before Hon Judge Bosworth | ORDER FOR ARBEST FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT CPON & | PRMALM. lesa } Walnut wirent, Jerr 2 —Lina Nordwaid vt. Levi Aarons ant David | fen 4 une Brnornen the on ot Jones Borry’ Tricovhrrows ts the Best and ; chen pert article for dreseing, beantifying. . enrtiny Cubaia.-- The plalstif ia thin case, s young German #O | 1165 tor ine murder of his wife in April last, will take pirsersieg and reatating te hair. Tadeetryu Moig by a MAD engaged {0 making and embroidering ladise’ marti ine Rite pince in the yard of the county jail om Fritay, the Soth ‘eet All she arrangements are completed, with tho ox. ception of erec:iog the ecativid, woinh will bs pot ap on lar, com piaton that op the 51d of July the Jefeadanw, io company with other perroms, come to her residence, 20 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | Oliver atrect, apd without any provoosting knocked the | ‘he morning of the dey No ono hus oftleers, medicel mea, SOPOT Piatt? down on the floor, kicked, beat aad broian’ har | ant others entiied to be present, will be atmitted, and Marrted. Sbout the bead so much thet she was dismsivred aud | Dore ue! be provided with Deputy Sberul's warraaw, Crosemorr—Larom —Jn Brooklyn. on Monday, 19, Iamed, and her fave disfizured for her natural life Soe | shout 20 of which have Deen given out. by the Kev. Dr, Storrs, Mr. Starwey V Crosxmonr of New forther states that tho aofendante than canvet her to b* | iteoowaTon —Rev. Faward J. Gerry, the Saperintend. | York, to Mise teas P. Lance, daughter of John A. Large, faively arreeted wad tir pamoued st the Tomo wp va ac at Jeged obarge of naeault and battery, bul tat trey ao SequenUly Tailed to apposr agwwat her and pant was | Giecharged. Toe plewhT farther aileges wat fuga a0 other oovasion the defer tante again canard hor to ho ar rested, ano after being dewened fr a long period so. eae od without being tuformet ose Want sharge, if ne bad Deow arrested. Upow thix statement of fore, Mr £ Biarkwan applied for au order oC arrow which toe Court erauted, nolding the defendants to bal. jo tbe Ruta of $2,560 rus ot che Troant Tostitutim at Fiarbash, recentiy resica- td bee preition, as Cid a’so hin iady aa ma'roa, to take +fect peat month. Mr. 008 to Boston to take Charge of @ corgregation. , Riot at Fort Lee, TO THR RDITOR OF THR TERALD, Tn your weue ef yemtorday you stato there was a riot at Fort Lee, crested by come of the “Dead Rabbi from Mott and Mulberry strocts, headed by one Mullany. Ia joetice allow me to give you s correst version of the aifeir, When we came down to the gate thers wore some eight of nine in the party, and three had ladies, so they cou'd take eo band in the fight. The frst one of the party paid for ive oyr party without ladies Delog only jthat number. When the party waa passing ‘hrough the gate | Wey some perron “roughed fp" and was passed through | #8 Deir ngirg to our party, #0 when Mullany, the inst man | Of our Party, came to the gate thay refered to let bim tries Sonn Glidert, rewkting at No. 9 Atbsay street, was | Lvecoy dusted’ Wut tore inside the gute imoreted om Mint ‘es N. J. ‘ dey ¥ IV SARY —GROOH RG AN. — On ly 19, at St. An- drew'a church, by the Pers mr.’ Carve, Mr. Cuan Hosemt, of this city, to CaTnamine M. T., second hier — Michael T. Geoghegan, Haq , of Galway, fro. Died, Breca.—On Wednesday, July 28, Hever M., only son of Misbael K. sod Maria L. Burke, aged 1 year, 3 mouths and 28 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to strend the funeral, from the rewidence of hie paren’s, No. 224 Mulberry , this (Thursday) afvor- som. sh two o'cleek. Nin and Athlone papers please cor Canton. Ua sunday, ace 2b, Jaime Jomerm CATO, Bative of the city of Dublin, Ireland, in the Sith year « bie age. San Francleco, California, and Dublin papers please it. —On Tuesday, Jaly 27, Fawr Leman, infant 27m of BR eset ety ar nv Yo ated the fa. on re 7 3 y, ye at ton o'clock, from No, 201 Potice Intelligence. Craner oF Grasp Larceny —Julta MoGororn, a young woman, was arresiod on Wednesday, charge! ~ito eval lg two elegantly worked berques from the h vise of ara, Avteo, No 114 Fast Thirty «acond streot, Shs attempted to ser! the properly at the store of a Mr. Bzokiel, io Serenih avecus, and was there arrested teseed ber guilt and was locked up by Justice Quacesorsn fo arrested, charged with stealing @ wateb and chain from (Tharscay) morvi ove Joby Mikes. Tt appears that she called Mikes inte Mer fe os out fore. You shtecnth steret. eS ee | ay pickpockets, Now, as Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 27, Wruas Dow. aan ¢} the character of those LAP, aged 5) years and 3 months. And went off with it. Policeman King went in pareatt of | tn the alfray, t ish you ‘ce aud friends of the family, also those of ar, and to qecage him she juraped out of 8 aecood #L9°Y | coprent It: wherever thone men are | Allon Criswoll, fq , are respectfully Invited’ to window, and on her arrest Justice Connolly ivoked her up wnoy aly reepected, for trial. (hemecives whenever or wherever Wx, Jase Toren wishes as to state that he bas het no | upon, ,'' and nae not pean near AWbt with » man oxmed “Ouimeck, him for three menthe, Me, Raxvamix tcunvrume considers himeslf injured by our statement that the difoaity in which be was recenty were SF “jemtonay of a female.’ fe says we |. —The eleven negrose arrested by the police, on a charge of mutiny on board ship, were die the funeral, shes (Tareany) roresos, no taty io the case. charged by Justice Connolly for the want of jurisdiction. | invited to attend ‘Wr. Orannm Kang, of fo, 19 Frankfortetrost, reosatly | They were subsequently arrested by the United States | st three o'clock, fi the residences of 1. , Peank arrested on acharge of robvery, hae veyn hycorabiy die» | Marche! and committed by Commissioner Brkigham for | lyn, near H street, Greenpoint oberg a, | exemipation, Euusorr,—On Woduesday, July 28, Wiuiam Agetavomn ' Jonveow, afoot son of Samuel and Madoieine Graver Jcbrecn. eged 4 movtis anc 15 days Mhe friends of the tamiiy are reapecttuily invited te at fend the funeral, this ( Pournaay) attercoon, at two o’olnmc, from the reatience of bis parcais, No 164 Firet avoogs. Lacuany — Suddenly co WodBrecay morning, July %, Dr. H. P Caarary, @ rative of France, gracuste of tee Parle Academy of Mediviue, in the 644 sear of ais age. ‘The facera! wil take piace thie (Thursday | at belt past three o’cicek, from bia tate poor ND Foorth sveet the remaina wilt be conveyed directly to Greenwood Cemetery. His friends aro requcated to a- tend withost further mvitation. Lattiawoon —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 28, Apx Latta won, aged #0 peare, Hin trends and relatives are invited toattend the fune- Fal, from the residence of George Peareou, No. 79 Maia Atreet, thie (Tharntay) mourning, at ten o'clock. Hor re- mairs will be taken to Green wood Cematery. She O14 acd Yorrnnire, Engiand, papers ploase copy. MULLIGAN —At Brookiyn, on Saeday, July 27, of ove- sus: 7» JULIA MOLUGER, 4 native of the of Je. fombEnoouoty of Langford, Irotand fd 23 years. ‘The trieods of the tamtiy tad hy! “4 of ber brower Ji brother, ¢ Molloy, wnt of ber uncles, Tae Molligen ard 7 Armstrong, are requested te attend the fureral, from ber law resitacce, coraer of Hoy: ard Batic etrecta, this (Tburw'ay) eterno, ab three o’olock. Hor remaire will be taken to the Jeme- tery of the Soiy Crom at a Parry —Un . July 28 at Contre Moriches, Softote county, 1 1, Mr. Lurwen Perry, io the 6002 year of ai . “File remsing were takem to Middie Istand for interment, Prew.—-On Wedoesday, July 28, Guonar, youngest wea of George and Sarah Pyte agen 2 pears. The faneral will take piace thts ( Truraday) aftervson, at three o'clock, from the residence of bis pasoats, No, Spring etrest. Rocxs:.—Oe Morday, Joly 19, at Yorktown, Bareas county, Liltncls, Jows 1 H. Rucaxs, eon of the lave Pastip ©. Rookel, a ed 34 years, Rows —On Wedvesoay, July 21, ut Metucbin, N. 5, Epwarp Carren, con of Am tad Margaret. Roolas, aged 6 years ‘Murr —Suddenly, on Monday, July 26, Winuam A. Sarre, aged 12 years, 6 months aod 20 days. ‘The friends and reiatives of the (amtiy, siso thous of bee brotner to.’ John 8 Durant, are invited to atteud the funeral, from bis tate reridease, No. 91 King stroo:, tre (Thareday) afernoca, at two o'clock. Sronps — Tn Brock!yp, om Mmoeeday, Jaiy 27, Fim Sept, eldest daugbter of Janes apd Elen Stokes, in the 11th year of her age Tue frierda cf tte family aro invited to attend the fuse- ral, this (Cboreday) afternoon, at four o'clook, from the erg of ber fa’her, Hicks street, Giret house south of jarriecn, Suuivan —On Taeaday, July 27, Devs Sruuvay, a as tive of Bera, covnty of Lork, Ireland, ia tno 76to » oar of bis age. The frieods and acquaintazens of h's sons, J. J. W. and D. F. Sullivan, aro reapeotrully fovited to wtitend the fune- ral, thie (Toursday) morring, at teu o'clock, from No. 37 Wiliow place, South Rrookiye, U. 1 Boston end ilalitax payers please copy. Van Nest ~ On hese age ¢ Jaty %, Wotan Van Newr, aged 62 vears, 5 months and {8 daya Toe friends and reiatives cf tno fami'y are rsapec! Wwvited to attend the funeral service, thia (Thurs evening, at reven o'clock, at hia iaie residences, No West Sixteenth street. Ais remsins will be taken t> the Freveb burying grownd, New Jorscy, for interment, om Friday worming, at ceven o/ci-ck Waierk ~On Tues¢ay, July 26, Rouzer Warken, son of Charles Walker, lato of Lowtharwiown, county of Ber- manegh, Ireiand. the friends and acquaintances of tho family are re specfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the revi. dence of his father, No, 84 Jane , this (Tharsaay) morning, atten o’olock, + ~ ‘Yenoun ln this city, on Wednesday, July 8, of inflem. mation of the luvgs, Caantey Yaausa, of Kodea, py, in the 27th yoar of his age. ‘The funeral will take piace from the reaidenca of Rich- ard Gi ly eat Tweoty fourta street. fee friends of the ro requesied to altond, without fur- ther Jt Saad my . lowe papers please copy cases of arte thn ma] he, ae Ld Rew Yor. 10 eam ee ee Oe RU IOI NAA PRARTRATING THE J flesh extracied without pel. , so that the boot cum be tm ely after the whe patient oy br. WLABK’S SYRUP, THR ORRAT BLOOD PURIFIER, C Land whoiesale and retail, at UHAS. H. BING'S, B, 8. B ourre’s MAGu@rto GALVR arrenied #u an: kpown for old alsers, serotata, bares, crrsipeios, sult Toews folcgn, be, ned for reetering oolcr of hair, aod preveming lis falling owt. For ale ai 324 Coual street ‘and by drugciats. AER | 1 PREK'-NO OHARGE made if Dr. TOSLAN Venetian linimeat 4 croup, Sysantery. diarrbins, sore th ost, obole rh aly rhenmatam, culs, brulaes, “ke, Boll by all the draggine, Lepot 66 Coruanal street, Price 25 and 60 coat, WiLL BE cure BRAT PXCITEMENT AMORG THE FAIR BEX — ‘Thousands are visiting BAMTHOL?'S new family eow- tog macbines just completed and ready for #aie, at the dapot way, co-per of Broome strest whick for chen: Keeskaey sok doses of works tar casecde ty eaaaed tver introduced to the puotio. ODFARY'S Sas EXTRACT? OF ELDERS FLOWERS BoNeaing tbe atin RADE BROTHERS, 233 Groad wav. near Astor House, onty lie plotore of the inte WM 1. PORTER, GT ( Frag Forrenter.""} be cndarn,”” hie late resineroe Copies of the above for sale. Ficture+daily. rows ceted minds, esperisily pbysivtans A oni! WASGAY 7 Prince trent, near Broatwiy, wilt satiety ibowe interested covcer ing ha experience and re- Imarkalie wvezevs. end that io ese ae Ia wot exseiied by aay on of the nee oA ee Dlecasce ot females successfully weated, QINGER'S IMPROTED SEWING MACHINE FOR ALL SO manofacturic, arpoers To secerain lee imwonae proper ority of MINGEK'S machines, it is ouly neceaury « inquire any mas vfactu or ie whe feet one wend for 9 copy of Biager & 0's O-nesin pled grads. it gives fall taformation oh will be wup- on the wal) oot TM cIMs Fo. 458 Broad PUK LIKENP@S OF WM T. PORTER —A soLerprm of the ‘ate William T. iWhereee Porier wil, appear im FORURA's BPinit OF THE TIMES of this week Ready on Thoreday morning next “ Tm row a No. 98 Crow Cs Re r} he teat Are manufnermring un de~ thelr on ft) rit, Plain, privied or em sosret ANS REMEDY, TOF VANSABIS INDIDA liver com olatot proach For the core of cymanmptic sohma coords. col¢a and nerrour deb Prevaration, ahd the Only sre ever ricovered fF disereow (ene Reet odiem of the ‘yegs, stomech and nerves, Price 82 by exprese. per dotLe, Seas # ; Ba ows. Eroprie.c sf erae) ORF Acdreme GP. H. James’ remedies, No 19 Grand streot, N. B.—The receipe will be sent free to thone who tevire ft. TOUTH AND RPAUTY.POR RE AUTIFYING TH comp'erion, and remuving freckles, 14a. eunvara, and wscoverntions of ike el yeu AND SALLOW COMPLEXION into « delieata, soft. amooth, velvet ine eolor | ladies wep ahibaster fam, ke tr coats row 18 Beentas ner of allem, . ¥ - “y Gestemen wil! tnd “ Price's Kalydor” an sdmire~ ble prepersidon for soo'hing ® tender atin, and aliaying say trrtation after absring. hi end INS PATENT LRATHER S ros F Ps made Drespeait poote, $4 SCRUBS, Tad road way. DIED, LAST WREK FROM DISEASE T18 “Fae iain’ tis ‘serve detyriom wremene, tet yf cooru'sions, of whom SOUN TERS & LO. prooreto 6, UM Gaanan etree New York: and HAY®S, 7h Fulton sireet, Broskiya. 81 per douie; 99 per doven,