The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1858, Page 5

THE LATEST NEWS, arn INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. Whe Quarels of the New York Hard and Seft Speils—Loca Napter’s Upinion of the Hudson bay Company's Restrictions—Plans for ths Suppression or Indian Hositalies— Sometbi.g about tne New York Oustom Howse Appointments—Liness of Secretary ‘Cass—Impostance of the Paraguayan Mis- Mor—Lur Tsage with Souch ame:ica—Im- portant D.ction of the Seuretary of tho Intertor Respectang tne La Crosse and Mil- waukte Ratiroada Lava Grants, &e., dic. OVE SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. Wasurcrton, August 6, 1858. Gov. Brown telegraphs from Tennessee to-day to Acting Postmaster General King, that he will return to Washington about the 12th inst. The Post Office appointees at East and West Troy and at Whitehali are all held in suspension for the present, pending certain charges which have been preferred against them. If they succeed in re futing them their commissions will issue, otherwise they will be superseded. It is the old war between the softs and hards for place. Thus far the softs have the best of it. The President made an offset between Buffalo and East Troy, giving the former to Dickie, a soft, the present incumbent, and the latter to Fonda, hard shell. As soon as Buffalo is gacure the softs pitch in and get the hard sus- pended, on some frivolous charges, with the hope of finally superseding him with one of their own stripe. It is said Lord Napier wrote a letter to Governor Douglas, of the Hudson’s Bay Company, advising him to interpret Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton’s in- structions in the most libera! manner regarding his treatment of American miuers. His lordship fally appreciates the advantages to accrue to his govern- ment from the early developement of New Cale- donia by Anglo-Saxons,and his judgment is that the Hudson’s Bay Company should relax their police regulations and remit the onerous taxes which they have imposed upon doubtful authority. I am assured that the tenor of his despatch was highly Liberal, and well worthy of the representative of a commercia! people . Meanwhile the War Department is fully awake to the importance of the gold discoveries and their ef- fects upon our settlements in Oregon and Washing- ton Territories, and Goyernor Floyd has determined to make quick work of our indian disturbances by a vigorous campaign. It is expected that the four hundred recruits sent by way of the Isthmus will reach Waila-Walla and join Colonel Steptoe by the middle of September, while the Sixth infantry, or- dered across the country from Utah, should arrive in the Indian country about the middle of November. It has further been determined to send Col. Mans- field, Inspector General of the army, out by the next steamer to the seat of war to inspect the forces, and report also upon the state of the country, the num- ber and capabilities of the savages, and the addi- tional measures required to bring them to terms. Col. Mansfield is weil known as one of the ablest and most courageous officers inthe army, and his selection for this most important duty at a critical moment in our Indian affairs is evidence of the de- sire of the administration to act justly, but promptly aad with fizmness, in this matter. The Indian Agency in Washington Territory is now vacant, but is under consideration by Secretary ‘Thompson, and will be filled soon after the return of the President next week. It is evident that nothing gives the Treasury De- partment more trouble than your Custom House appointments. The suggestions in yesterday's Hxratp as to the manner of making them, if adopted, would relieve Mr. Cobb of much anxiety. No confirmations have taken place to-day. There are but a few names left for action, and those are suspended until replies are received to certain inqui- ries which bave been made as to their antecedents. ‘The Treasurer's statement will not be ready till to morrow. Secretary Cass has not ventured over to the State t for two or three days past. The ex- treme heat of the weather affects his health badly, and prudence dictates quiet and seclusion. He con- siders all important questions, however, at his own house. The mission to Paraguay is still unsettled. The rapidly increasing importance of our South Ameri- can commerce makes it very desirable that a com- mercial man should be selected for this delicate mission. In 1857 our commerce with the rest of the American continent amounted to about two hundred millions of dollars, of which one hundred and twen- ty-two were imports and seventy-three were exports; so that nearly all our coin and bullion exported to went to settle balances of our American commerce. With South American States we traded fifty-two millions, being thirty-six millions of im- ports against sixteen of exports—or twenty millions against us. It should be, and is, the desire of our government so to conduct our ne- gotistions with the Powers on this conti- nent that we may drive a more reciprocal trade with them, and not be obliged to send #0 many bags of gold to the great Clearing House across the water to pay the differences. The present expedition to Paraguay becomes not only a very important one, but in this view an extremely delicate responsibility will devolve upon the com- missioner attending it. Governor Randall, of Wisconsin, having refased to certify to the construction of twenty continuous miles of road by the Milwaukie and La Crosse Rail- road Company, because that company did not com- mence work at Madison, the President, Mr. Stanton, appealed to Secretary Thompson to ascertain whether there was any way of obtaining titleato the lands without the certificate of the Governor. ‘The Secretary, having examined all the facts, de- cides that the department has no power to make titles to the company except through the State, and further, that if the requisitions of the act making the grant be not complied with in a reasonable time, the government will be obliged to re-open the reserved grant lands for the benefit of the public. This decision is, of course, applicable to all grants of lands in “a of internal improvements. TRR CENTRAL wawsraren DRAraTcH. Wasntnaron, August 6, 1858. It has been ascertained, from an entirely reliable source, that one of the duties of Mr. Nagent, the Commissioner to New Caledonia, who left New York in the California steamer to-day, is to make such representations to Governor Douglas as will induce him to mitigate the rigors of the policy ‘of the Hudson's Bay Company and of the servants of the British government towards miners and traders from the United States. He is also instructed to counsel the latter on the duty of obeying the laws of ‘the country if they expect to be protected in their Dusiness pursuits. Two thousand troops, equipped with the most ef- fective arms known to the army, will soon be in the ‘Territories of Washington and Oregon, and make a vigorous fall and winter campaign against the hos- tile Indians. Gen. Harney will ¢ommand the opera- tions. ‘The receipts into the treasury for the quarter ending on the 30th of June were over $23,000,000, including €9,850,000 from customs, and $12,629,000 from Treasury notes. The expenditures for the same period were $22,730,000, including nearly $4,000,000 for interest on the public debt and the payment of ‘Treasury notes. Charles Barrett, 2 Raltimorean, has been sem tenced to be ting on the 224 October, for the mar- lor of Reeve Lewis. Twenty-cight Horees Burned. Mancneeran, N. H., Angust 6, 1858. Mesars. Hill & Cheney's extensive stables in this city were destroyed by fire this morning, and twen- ty-eight homes were burned. The loss js about $8,000. ‘The Kaneas Election. Sr. Lovrs, August 6, 1858. Leavenworth advices of the 3d, per steamer Ben Lewis to Booneville Sth, have been received. Atchison county gives 327 majority against the Eng- lish proposition. Doniphan county gives 568 ma- jority against it. Quindaro gives 16 votes for and 146 against 'he proposition. Easton, 41 for the pro- position and 60 against it. Delaware gives 65 for and 100 against the proposition. The majority in Leavenworth county as far as heard from is 1,614 against the proposition. The vote in Larimer was 4 accepted, 718 rejected, and in Franklin 3 accepted and 75 rejected. The roads are in very bad order and the returns come in slowly. Indlan Fight—Movements or Gen. Harvey. Sr. Lovia, August 6, 1858. A skirmish took place about the 20th of July ia the immediate vicinity of Fort Kearny, between a small war party of Cheyennes and Arrapahoes and the Pawnees. The assailants succeeded in surpris- ing a party of Pawnees, killing three, among whom was the ghief, and carrying off a large band of horses. @mponsiderable force of Pawnees afterwards pursued Mhe Cheyennes, recaptured their animals and wounded several of their adversaries. There were over 1,000 Pawnees assembled near the post for peaceful purposes. Gen. Harney proceeds to St. Louis to-merrow to take command of the Department of the West. Major Buell, Capt. Pleasanton, Surgeon Wright and Father Desmili returned with the headquarters. Major Barri’s battery arrived this is morning. The Canadian Ministerial C Criats. Torowro., C. W., August 6, 1858. Parliament met this’afternoon; and the announce- ment was made that Hon. Mr. Cartier, in connection with Hon. Jobn A. McDonald, was forming a gov- ernment, which would probably be compiete to-mor- row. The House then immediately adjourned till ten to-morrow morning. Republican Congressional Nomination, CLEVELAND, August 6, 1868. Hon. Edward Wade was yesterday unanimously re- nominated for Congress by the republicans of the Nineteenth district. The New York State Temperance Society. ABany, August 6, 1858, The quarterly session of the State Temperance Society will be held at Utica on the 11th and 12th inst. Friends of temperance throughout the State have been invited bya call to attend, as the meeting willbe of importance. The Yacht Squadron at New ; London. New Lonpon, August 6, 1858. The New York yacht squadron, under Commo- dore Edgar, arrived here at half-past two o'clock this afternoon and anchored off the Pequot House, A Severe Thunder Storm at the Eastward. Boston, August 6, 1858. A severe thunder storm was expericnced in Essex county this afternoon. A barn in Swampscott was struck by lightning and burned, together with the celebrated mare, Lady Suffolk, valued at $2,000. A young man at Davenport, named Holders, was also seriously injured by the lightning, but may recover. A laborer was instantly killed at the same place by the lightning while working on a building. Mr. Ira Story was also struck and seriously injured. No further fatalities are reported. Destructive Fire in Waterbury, Conn, Warrrsury, August 6, 1858. A destructive fire broke out in this city between one and two o'clock this morning, completely destroying the main building of the extensive brass and copper rolling mills of Brown & Brothers, situated near the Naugatuck Rail. road depot. A great amount of brass and copper stock in the mill, all their heavy rolls and machinery, together with their engine, valued at $20,000, were rendered entirely useless. The sur- rounding buildings, owing to the stillness of the at- mosphere, suffered no injury. Messrs. Brown Bro- thers’ loss is from $70,000 to $100,000, $20,000 of which is covered by insurance. The fire is sup- posed to have been the work of an incendiary. Duel at New Orleans—Suspicious Vessel. Naw Onveans, August 4, 1858. A duel was fought near this city yesterday, be- tween Major Henry and Joseph Howell, Esq. The former gentleman was wounded. There are now seventy vessels lying at the Belize. A suspicious looking schooner was seen recently in latitude 29, longitude 89 20. She was full of men, and had a swivel gun and other arms on board, and avoided all attempts to speak her. Foundering of the Brig R. H. Rae. Oswreo, Augast 6, 1858. ‘The steamer Wellington, just in from Kingston, reports that brig R. H. Rae off Hamilton, with a cargo of wheat from Chicago for Kingston, foun- dered in a gale on Wednesday near False Duck Light, and sunk in one hundred feot water. The captain, his wife, and crew escaped in a smal! boat and arrived safely at Garden Island. Fire Alarm Telegraph at Boston, Boston, August 6—12 M. . The noon hour was struck to-day on all the bells in this city connected with the fire alarm telegraph, from the office of the American Telegraph Company in Portland. This novel feat indicates the practica- bility of the simultaneous ringing of the bells throughout the world. The event was instantly followed by the ringing of the beils in honor of the Atlantic cable. Arrival of the Frigate Cotoraao at Boston, Boston, August 6, 1858. The United States frigate Colorado, from Key West, is announced as below. Be inkey ara i ne . te Froviame Vesyeuh-~toen part ths $18; ders, 645. @ To.; a i Ht. Flour firm. Wheat a salon’ 3, $1 20 881 25 for red, and 61 41a $145 active: yellow $1 [rovirions firm. Pork (irm. Hams | Shoulders 7\s0. Lard 12e. a lic, Whiskey ie. Burrato, Auguat 6—6 P.M. The demand for flour consmece good, and is ereater than the supply ; the receipts are bgt, and matoly for Whrovals shivtncad the advance on the Witter grades dur- es ‘weok bar been fully S0c. per bbl. sales of 1,400 bb! er 7 17 superdine Canadian from spring wheat, * to choice extra l:lnow and Wis for extra Ohio. a, and Michi. HT ha il sits : 3 i- 33 Gi Dushels warm at 420. a 4c, Whis- firm at 25c. Canal freighte—45¢ on 2 104° On corn w New York. for the inst twenty four houre— 5.240 bushels wheat, 30,000 shipments same time—6.008 boi, wheat, 51,061 bushels corn, 19,000 200 bushels rye. #0, 6-61. M. ‘Oswneo, A Wheat dull sales 4500 bushels Green Corn in moderate demand. sales * 5 } : 1 Fakes teh we ‘estern yellow at73c Rye scarce. sales Psd a hn The Green Bay mixed wheat which sold in this market Wednesday at S80. is asouitea Proce perce esterday morn. eB cea heen teal et, Ss 8ig0.; corn, 7Kc., to New York. Lake imports—33,000 bushels wheat, 39,000 do. corn, 18.000 do rye. Canal 4,000 bbls. flour, 36, Sean Gee co cue bushola wheat, 33,000 5. i A i uh 2 BS ‘The Mount Verson Ladies’ Association, | 70 TSE BDITOR OF THE BBZALD. eee tis } Movst Vaxzon Lapusy’ Aasoorsty Coorsr Iwerrers, August 4, Ttoke the Liberty of sending you the encicasd circulars of the Ladies’ Mount Vernon Association of the Ucion, Will yrubekind ecough to bave these two appeals insert- fiuyee journal free of expene. The national charac: | ter of the object, and the geceral interest it has excited it the State must plead tte merits and my reason for mek- ing the request. MARY M. HAMILTON, AMAKICAN WOMBN BUYING WASHINGTON’S TOMB AND HOMESTEAD. The tomb of Washington, the chamber in which he died, the fleids and trees he loved and longed for while at the bead of a army and @ oution, are now within the reach of the women of America. It ia fit that this place, sacred to our whole country, and the one spot around which the | reverence of a continent is centred, should be kept ana tended by the daughters of the women who honored him and whose homes be protected. There are few among us who sanvot recall a | age placid lee as me re- peated the oft-told story of his passing ti th she nee. or tue etreets of our Jp y= a who, aad that vay some young girls draped io w! ar bearing flowers, formed the line t {0 the ‘Court House,” We know low be lookod and spots om yawn the hee gd memory of some dearly eat relative, who tnen stood the youngest among those heads, ‘Shove nre huusebold troasures with us Tins third goveration. Are thoy not suificient to enlist our hearts, panda and time in the work before ua? Two Dundred acrea have been purcbased by the Mount Vernen Association of the women of the Union, and pos- session ja to be given as 6000 aa we have paid $200,000 for it Tbrovgh the exertions of @ few women in Virgi- wis, who have worked on for years to accomplish thew affectionate purpose, the first payment has ness mais. We must come forward to do our atare. Let maa intercet those around her and ooilect their oom, Je our rick and populous State fow wilt joaad, man, woman or child, eq wiil net giadiy en one dollar sre this Gear end sacred object. To effort 7 etatul we believe it ia only Meconenay to have it generally known. Subscriptions wil! be recaived at the office of the Mount Veron Tedies Asecointion, Cooper Lastitute, Astor place, end whese post cftico address is Now York City Post ut. fice, ptation D, The uames,as proprietors, wili bs regis- tered in the books at Motnt Veraon, It is hopad that » few months will show our caznestress and give us pos- session 01 the estate on the 22d February, 1859 LADUS’ BTADDING COMMITTES. ADYSORY COMMITEE. dire Mu. Fillwore, Bustelo. Bov. Juno A. Kivg, Gover- rh . Ven Cortiands, Ore- arene York.” 8. B Ruygter, Now York, Mee Wm. HL. Seward, Au. W Irving, Tarrytown. burn. Daniel S.' Dickinaon, Birg- i} very wo- | bacri Mrs, G, Morris, Morrieania. hamton, Mrs. W. Hunt, Lockport. A. B. Seiden, — Mrs. 8. Stevens, Rochester. I. De Poyster, New York. Mire. H. Seymour, Utica Bonson J Lovaicg, Poagh- Mrs. sore Livingston, keepse. Living ED. Morgav, New York. Mis. G. Pa Silliman, Brook- Wm Kelly, Rtivebeck. ya Erastus Coraing, albany. R. B. Miatura, ew York, A. Davis, New York. Mra. F. Cooper, New York. Mrs. Andrew J. Downing, a1 Pacips, New York. Foobhil Ms. George Bancroft, New Ws uel Jobason, Eilt- Youk cottvitle, ‘< eg Sherwood, New J. 8, Wadaworth, Genosee. ‘Thos. H Bond, Oswego. mre C. P. Daly, New York. E, Hantiagton, Rome. Kirs. Marebail O. Roberts, H. J. Red@eid, Batavia. Now York. E. W. Leaveoworth, Syra- Mrs. Lewis M. Rutherford, cuse New York, gly’ Rumeey, Bath. a ba Macgregor, New B. 8. Joha, Newburg. Ne 0. Patoam, Buffalo. are W. Pell, New York. Mrs. C. M, kurklead, New G. Kemble, Cold Spring. G. W. Ougler, Palmyra. York. Wm. 0. » Pierre Ms. E. M. Smith, Albion. Manor. Mre. H. D. Gould, Delbi. & J, Moore, Piattsburg. Miss 8. acoueee Cooper, Wi Mrs. G. r rasboedk, Buffalo. ‘m. A. Wheeler, Malone. Heney 8. Ross, Essex. Jamies G. Hopktos, Ogd: Mrs Robert J. Lansing, Wa. rg. teriown. Martin Lee, Granville. Mra. E. Schriver, Troy. Samuel G. Hataway, Jr., Mrs. A. Baldwin, Syracuse. — Kimira. Mrs. Joba Jey, New York Isaac Boll, Jr., Now York. APPEAL TO THE LADIES OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK . FOR THE PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNOH. ‘The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association of the Usion nas The surn “aeet for tho provement property is Ii ‘thourane dollers. A constitution and by laws under this charter have been adopied, by which the business of the association a to be managed oon, composed of a presiding officer or regent, and of vice regents selected one from eaca State of the Unicn. ‘Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham, of South Carolina, who for many yoars bas been engaged in thin enterprise, aad through whose z2al and the charter was procured and present funce collected, bas been appolaled Lo preside over the council as regent. The vice reget for the State of Now York is Miss Mary Morris Hamilton, of Westchester count) ae “+ Any citizen of the United States, from whom the re- gent, any of the vice regents, the secretary, the treasurer board or authorized a the sum of one | Janvary 1, 1850, and the remainder tenn instalments, on the 224 of February, 1860, 2, with tho privilege of the whole amount, due at days’ votice. ‘ope of the association that the pur ti 3 Bosngh ita a and breadth, to anite in securi patioval ss * ne desired, and so dear to American he What proportion of the whole expected trom our Blate cannot now be named, bat it peer ay | Delieved pe, if necessary, the whole amouut wou |, and of euabling every tan th sarery ‘De apsiated cermin anemone et toa ladies, 7s large umber of ee ae by ao etmonig mittee of gentiermen different parts of the 0 lady managers will be appointed ia rr county, etty and luege village, by the Vice Regent, or by s mem- Der of the standing commit'ee, 4o collect acbeeriptioas and — the amounts rece ved to the persons appointing ore funds collected ¢ locucting Rocomary expenses) are to be deposited in the New Yor« Life lasurance and frust Company, until required for the payment of the parchase moneys of the property, to be drawn out only on the drait of the Vice Regent, countersigned by at ioasi three of the | Advisory Committee of gentlemen. The name and resi- | dence of each aubecriber, from one dotiar and apeards, wilh be recorded upon toe register of oames, to be pre- eves amore the archives of the associaiioa at Mount ernon. Regwer meetings of the committees for conscitation ant bowiness will be held on the first Tuesday of cach month, @t cleven o'clock A. M , at the office in the cay of New York. The oilloe will be open daily, from nine A. M, to three P M., where eee Will be received in per- noo or by letter, and any further po given. } Tho Buchanan Pram cv [tvivos —Tho following domo cratic papers in Illinois now sapport the administration | and oppose the re-elotion of Douglas —The Chicago Herald, the Peoria Union, the Fulton City Adverfiser, the | Alton Telegraph, the Oquawka Spectator, the Ogle County Bayner, the Uiinois Stale Democrat (Springfield,) the Bu- | rena County Democrat, the Putnam County Demecray, the Jonesboro’ Gazette, the Cairo Times and Delta, the Clinton the Bellovitie Star of , the Joliet a), Kankakee Dymocrat, the Ottawa Free Trader, ancl gue number of others supporting both Douglas and | Avoriee Genart S¥irn Conv en rion. —The friends of Gor- rit Berith are to bold another convention in Syracuse about the first of September—tho day is not yet Axed—for the Purpose of filing Out the balance of their State ticket. Like the Inst convention, it is to be an exclusive afair— nO perron being entitiea ) admiasion ¢<cept those who are supporters of the of the sage of Petarboro Dramatic and Other Amusements, NInLo’s GARDEN. This ev We are pro gy and effective dramaot “Last Mao, Biake is t represent Geofiry Dale, and od the Mr. Brougham’s famous extravaganza called “Po ca hon-tar” Bowsry —This old aud ever popular cre ia to re this evening under tde management of ge) Fox Liogard Macbeth,” “Sketches in India,” wine Schoolmaster,”’ are announced, Messrs. “torrat ne, Pex, Howe and other f vorites, including Mrs. Parker and Miss Herring, im the caste. Wattack’s =r. and Mra. W. J. Florence are to =. | plete the Mfih week of their very auccessfu! oil Suny i at this house to-night, when the geatieman w the “White Horse of the Peppers” and both arte ia | “Mieebievous Annie.’ | Ammrcan Musecm —Go and see Wyman, the mysterious conjorer and amusing ventriloquist, before his engage ment terminstes. He & multitnde of delusire tricks never undertaken by any other magician. Woon's Mresirets announce & variety of melodies and | sate tf sce set ee te | 6 «Jambo Jum, Meaney nogaee sammanee of the hero. Prowixane Covent, —Mr Baker has elected some promenade concert over which be is to wield tho baton af the Palace Garden to aight. Thoro is to be a dine dinpiay of Shirts, | mate in custom style, | cated by the powerful action ity found wrefut im | Maiden lane, N.Y. Giroworks 'o the conase of | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1858. AGolre at Quarantine. ‘The recect arrivala from Now Orleans bave ai! brought more or leas cases of yellow fever sickness, Comonstrat- ing bo; ocd @ poredveature tbat the Cresseat City’ is badly insected, Since the 1st capes of yellow fever wore taxes about twe weeks aisce from the bark C. C, Fowlor, neariy every arrival from that port Bas added largely to wo number of eick tn the Marine Heepital, and at least fity TER WEW TORA WEEKLI TERID, The atlarttc pe ey ta Warn- in@won-—-News from Europe, Cuina, “exico, Cuba, Weet Incies, South Amorira, Aus- trata, éo.—Later from Utah—The Latest Invelligence—Markew, dic., céo- ‘The Wasaux Exzaco will be published ai ten ofclock per cent more cases of fever baye been tahon from New | this oruing, Among tle contents wil! be found the follow Orteave vessels than from ell the other poris togetaer, | tag — gol cven excepting Havana, within the period meniicued Much of the viruleace of the infection which is thus ia- | dicated no Coubi depends upon the character of the cargo brought inte port by these vessels; for it is an a4- mitted quarantine fac: that cotton, cuttings, rege herop ave a greater tenacity for "yells « fever virus than Bay Citer euretences, acd auch being the case ts tho etrong reason why the veaith authorities will not permit such Inerchandise to be lightered and brougbt direcv'y to the cnty, consideration of This bringa va again to the TH NBW ¥, SAREROTER, that the pealth authorities bad ith Collector Schell to optain tha govermment warebouse at Quarantine for tno stor- age more eapecially of New Oricaus coc that = Collector was till wexorabie to it ject from the Secretory of tho Creagury, and thet Meyor Temarn, ea @ dernier resort tor the retief of New Or. Jeane Haters, bad corcinded to take steps for the erection of wlemporary Warevouse Or ebed at Quaraptive, at the seo! tue pert. la oomp.tence with euch purpose, end ai the Major's euggvaticns, the Jommismonors. of Beabh yesterday direcica ap arehitect and butider to visit Quarapone immediately, for the purpose of determinisg toa wie, locality and expeare of the structure needed. The re. port of the architect will be iaid before tho Mayor and Jom Taimioers Of Health (dey ai noon. Lf the report shal! be acceptabis the arneme or a) pe] ae epoodliy ereciod, anc then the State, ingepencent of the general goverumeut, wil baye tl Facilities within ‘te own contro to care for the infected cargoes from New Orleans or any other iofectes port. Bince the abuve preposition to erect @ temporary ware. house at Quarantine a rumor bas bees afloat, purporting 0 odie trom the Querantiioe Commissioners, that tempo rary warehoures covid be readily erected for the cargoes in question at Seguite’s Point at fax tens expense thaa at We cld Quarsaiine grovads; aud ¢hé intimation has been circulated toatif the bealth authorities wii! consent to t', the Quarantine Commirsioners would at onoe erect such strvewres within tho fecce whica enclosed the late ceie- brated sbantics ws tho Point. If this rumor bas founda Lien, ti is supposed that within a day or two some deflaits sbomitc ee wil be bud of tous particular movement eo tho port of the Quarentine Commissioners. The rumor having Abate it would eeem that the idea of using Seguine’s Potnt for quarantine purposes bas not altogether out of the ainda of the commission. ANOTRER EMBALMED BODY. The bark Maive, which arrived from Sugua at lower Quarentize yesterday, had much sickness on ner passage trem Havana to Sagua, and besides, whie In the latter port the captalo’s wife Se ee fever, Sne was emvalmed end placed ay seeled ccflin, and arrived in port with the. vessel. Tho captain pi , When periitted ao t> do, to transt tbe corpse to Mains, kus piace of residenve. The transit wil probably be mace on some small craft bound for au Eoetern port. If this is not practicable, it will probabiy be Geposited in the Marine Hospital cemetery, and a trangportation postpoced tit] some time tn the the fal Case acd cases of a kindred character should teach oe ters of veeseis eogayed in the Weat India trade the dac- ger, folly and innuman!;7 of takiog their wives wich them Wheu abou; to viait ports Infected with yellow fever, and whoro apacclimated persons are almost sure to di ARRiVALS YBSTERDAY AT LOWER QUARANTINE. Bort Rienzi, Coptain Headerson, arrived August 6 from Sogua ia Grande, with euger to Grinpeli, Minturn & Co. One of the crew, who nat been complaining nearly ail the voyage, was brought up to the Marine Hospital, with symptoms of yellow fever. Auchored. Soip Columbus, Captain Robinson Joel Bopper), arrived August 6 from New Orleans with coxon and tobasco, to marter. The ship was bound to Liverpooi, Dut & case of yellow fever, in the person of the cabin boy, terminated fatally when tao vessel bad beou three days at sea. Subsequently several of the crew sickened, ani ago the captain, wno died on the 16th of July. The mate, ir, Rebinson. on takicg command, deemed it prudent to put into this port fer hands. On arrival five of the crew were found sick with the fever, eome very seriously, and they were «1 brought to the |. Detained below. The nome? of the crew brought up sick are-—Richard Avie, = ‘Smith, Paice Sinith, John Moore and Marcus C. roster. Bark Maine, Captain Farnham, arrived Auguet 6 from Segua ia Grande, with sugar to H. 1) Brookiaa. Ther was no sicknees on board this vesse! on the voyage to ‘this port, bet she icai three men on ber passage {0m Ha- vanu to Segue. Detained. Bark Tacony, Captain Tardy, arrived Anguat 6 from Kemecios with auger to Kiviera & Jurys: ai! well ou board. Avcbored sccoraing to rule. Brig Marta White, Captain Elwell, arrived August 6 from Segua la Grande, with suger to Brett, Son & Co The health of the brig is repored a baving been good both during the passage and in pert. Captain Elwell atates that bis cb.id four years old died on toe passage of diarrbo:a, he having no remedi¢s ov board. Anchored below Brg Rambow, Captain Matbews, arrived August 6 from Remetiog, with sugar and moisases to Sturges & Co.: aul well. Detained betow. Brig Restaurador, Capt. Johnaon, arrived Avcust 6 (rom Huroacca,?. R, wilh sugar apd’ molawes to Galway, Cassano & Toit: all weil on board. Dr. Gillette per mitted this vessel to proceed to upver Querantioe, Hume ‘con not being put on the black ist of intected porta. TRYING TO DODGR THR HEALTH OFFICER. ‘The bark Mary C. Dyor, Capt. Picwett, arrived yeater. day at the lower Quars: Une from Cienfuegos, with acargo «f sugar, cons'zned to Peck & Church. Tae report of the captain o Dr. Giletie was that no sickaess had existed See ee ce acel ee Buch beiag the case tho ae SS ee ee Se ee Quarantine ground for the purpose of proceeding cirectly ite oy eater hi vet Oo arriving "tho Health im the negative, apd captain's jace the traces you are mistaken; you and you are pew Tho only vesee! quarantined at the upper anchorare yemerday wae the" brig Mustars, Capt. Greenman, ar- Fived kom 6 from Matagorda Bay, Pecsacola, with cot: ton. wool, flour and merchandise to J. H. Brower & Oo, all well. Will undergo a tow days’ observation, co. Personal Intelligence. His Excellency Genera! Robles, Mexican Minister at Washingwn; V. Jules Treihard, Secretary to yar le. tad at ostioaen: A. Fuptnosa Cervantes, G. Baran- Nerau, Secretaries M jenioan Legation; Rev. D. a5, Davis, Coarloltecvilie, Va., and J. 8. Davia, Vaivereity of Vir gina, are at the Brevoort 'n this city. The citizens of Craytonville, the biringince of Hoo. James L. Orr, Speaker of the ‘House of Represoniatives, have tendered hime — dinner, which will take place on the 12th of A) Major Pry, United Staton master, and lady; Dr. De leon aad Lieut. Wilkins, arrived in Santa Fe from Albu- querque on the 240" Juty. The two latter, in company with deperal Garlaad, le‘t for the Vogas Springs. George Brown, editor of the Toronto ‘iste, and Cana. dian |'rime Minister for five days, is « native of Edinbarg. Hie cerved aa a clerk in the clty of New York sometwonty | years ago. ve Hie Hetr—Ite Diseases, } Fall, Change of Color, nod ell tne whele tresiel carefully by GRANDJEAN, 34 Chureb street, nex) te the corner of Barclay. Ceptein Hadson and Officers of the Niagara 1 pv = view ‘anor House. ADE BROTHEAS’ Ualleries, 5 Bear Astor BB Size A ‘Ambretypes Fifty Cente, with rush for there beautifully evlored poriraite, at | Sisal, Mt Broadway. Shirts, Shirts, Snirts, Shire, ta, Shirte— at lesa than nual prices BALLOU BROTHERS, 1) Brosdway Collars, Collage, Collars, Collars, Collars, Col- ROTHERS, 109 Broadway. New Importation of Gent's Furnishing Goods just received at BALLOU MROTHERS, 409 Broadway. Shirts—At the Kmportum of Fashion, | tape at very low “BALLOU BROTHERS, 49 Reonawey. fin g!9 roome 0 cents, 75 cents and $1 per day. Bouble rooma ard pariors $1 010 83. Meals,aa ordered This botel hag more single td family rooms on the ground Hor and second story than any other im the eily. Ballou Brothers, 400 Broadway, meke the fitting sbiria to be had in this city, Always on hand» ageorument o! onan ane aa fa cumom style warranted to fl’, at lean BAitov BROTHERS, 109 Broadway. Defiance Salamander Safes—Wiih Patent powder pisot Jocks and bs =] } min) Also, fire and burgiar roof parlor aales. Depot 192 Pearl sire. — ROBBRE N, PATRICK, Holloway’s Ointment and shatanume | cancercus, soret lous and eruptive diseases are ointment, he pil ert be be carrying olf inward impurities. Sold 8 Dupuy'’s New Perfume the Season — hint epee - [ol was urs: York. OAR NEN 'h BANGER, Now York. Hi ORR, Now Yor jew Vou iw bo © OU., Boston and Now York, wi Abe mort nowrtahirg And besithtul eva@y produced, and part. Culsely plosamas (or obildeva, Ss nt of Political Freedom a Equality in robhery Rota, bs of the works of mature. Phow- | | praphed 8 by HOLMBS, 29 Broad eay. ‘The Atlantic Coble Full Partioulars, as far as revolved, of ‘ togot the Atlantic Oavle Affaire in Washingtoo—The Bale of the Husaoa Bay paoy's Froperty ta Oregon to the Government—The I’ar Mkission~Whai will Geo. Jerer do! ~ Movements of the Ment can Mister, do, &o News from Xu ~The Urttiah Partiament—Preack Be ports from Ceatral America—The Budson Bay Torritory— the Anglo Frenebd Al marcia! Intelligence, dc. Interesting f a—Cnitet ptates Frigates Mississipp! and Minnesoe Vel Ho Kiver—Wr Reed, the Americaa Mivister, Lord Bigia, Baron Le (ros, and tho Russiee Am- bassador, Admiral Putatia, to bold 4 Couferezcs with the | Emperor's Commissionera—Doings on beard the Misala | sipp!—Tha Chinese Forts and Armaments, a 1 News from Mexico, Cuba, Wes: Incies, doula Amarlom, | Ausiraila, 40, ‘Tho Liberty Party Btate Convention at Syreo as Later News from Uta. Editortals on Loading Toptes of the Day. Latest Newa by Telezraph. Pinsncial, Commercial, Religious, Political, Spccilay ant | Daririme Intelligence, Weekly Review of tha New York Caxile Marca Family Market Report—Betal Prices of eif kinda o€ cane ketabie produce. Marriages aud Deaths together witha large variety of tu. teresting Local and Miccellaneous Items. Bingle copies, to wrappers, reedy for matiing, ear be bet tthe counter. Price six cents. ‘The mails for Southampton, Tiavre aud Bromea, by tao steamsniy Northern Ligh', will close at the Post Odice at all pest ten o'clock this morning. The Werxur Hweato will do reads ir time for mailing. Subscriptions and advertisements for aay ofltion of tha Haw Vous Hanaxo will berccetved st the following pisces ta Kurope:— Loxvor...,.Samaon Low, Son & Oo., 47 Lndgate hill. Am.-Eucopein Express 'Co., 61 Kung Willian at. Pants.......dun-Buropean Express Co.,8Piice dels Boures, Tavsxr0u0.. Am -Ruropeas Expres ot suce8et. K. Stuart, 10 Exohange street Tarns,.....Am.-Buropeau Kxpross Co. ue Corneille, Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor Strop. ‘This, the genuine article, bas cever been od for prodao- Bs Sea kenoes poe € edge tomrazor, For akie by J N LenB, No,7 Astor house. Im portant to Capitalists, Coal O11 Manufac- turers end others —A small tract of cenuel cosl laud for sae, very accessible to Mastern and Wes'ern markets, and com taluing the beet article yet tonod M shies coupiry The ractisies and price ofthis property are such as to tueuie e fortune to 7 ring the means to develope: will be leased to & ‘Apply st rooms Nos. Ls and id, 49 Sxobsage Berry's Tricopherovs ts the Best and enpert extate fee ioning, deantifying, ovansiag curlin paereset » Ladiestryi, Bola by tatters Brg tos ane and applte fo ho manufaclory, 55 lirosdway. = “s Hull's Hatr Dye, 4 2Bilings a Box, Binck or brown, No 1 Barciay street, New ork; Calleader & Co., Thlindeiphia, and all drugp iste. ‘Wilson's Hair Colorer will not dye the shia. bot grades eae your hair a “black or brown,” Bo wouble sn yvoay Re Grand ace, N. be Pah diy and ue pry tarr privately Southern and Weetern Fe re arene Stock falland wiater clotblag for the Ww com: Slates cocrpriaing lar ecboctmenta of ai the b ‘boat aoa loses styles of winter lowing. Torms and prices very favorad! to undoubted D DEV! ine 4 LU., x 258, 259 and 28) Broadway. ‘Truss and Ba: Gionrammisfar crm twstrumanta fer aeformities ings, female oupportors 684 instruments fer deform Radical Cure Truss OMice.—Mareh && Ce, No. 2 Veeey street, Astor House, Trusses and supporters, Apothecarte’ | Frangipeal and Kies me Cristadoro’s Hair Dy ‘Boat tn the world, wholesale au. applied. 6 Aster House. c. W. Si Fall, Dublin, 160 Beventh avenue. Quick tor aale here. Sun Cholera SMixiure, 1% and 25 cents por boltle. at CAMP: drug store, corner of Kighth aven Campden, Dru; of Bight and correct Geportmeat, ary, comer avenue and iwenty eighth miteet.—Pure medicues Is my motto. MARRIAGES AND ‘DEATHS. Married, Catuouy—ConaiyGaau.—On Thursday, August 6, as the Tesicence of the brioe’s father, by tbe Rey. Lot Jones, M. Wisiam Careoun to Macoim, youngest daugnter of dawns Constvcaam, Esq , ai! of ta's city. Gxentk—Beapist.—On Wodaeaday, August 4, at the Church of the Holy snocomy West ‘Point, by the Rev, Joun W. French, caapiain and proteasor of ethics at tue ——, Acacemy in that pace, Lieut. Jour fT Gama, Second U eg A, States Artillery, to Miss Sanaa Braver, man. the officiaung clergy pl ob gens —Oa Toureday, August 5, in this city, by the Rev. B. W. Acams, sir. Ronxet Hoyrm to Misa Sanam A. Wartace, al! of Jamaica, |. | ., on Mon- fuaxsos, Suawxon—Nowea.—At Middletown Fouwt, N. J day, June 48, by the Rev. Jonn Rogers, Wx. T. ot Heiaware, to Frances fl. Noxwus, formerly of Brookiyn, LL mea Airxe.—On Friday, Augast 6, Hatwawe, daughter of Frederick and Mary Aif ke, aged & moow od 6 days. Thé Irienos and relauves of the family are respect™lly Invied W attend the funeral, trom the resieence of her parents, No 124 Varivk street, this (Saturday) afternoon, et two o'clcek, The remains will be taken w Greenw: for Interment Avnison —On Wednesday, August 4, Rowant Anpmoy, Jr., of London, Engisnd, tormeriy of Bullaio, in the 76th year cf his age. Requieroa im pace. Baia—On Friday morning, August 6, after @ short ill- nets, Mar C, &, wife of Thomas tl, Bato, in the Sud your of ber age. ihe relatives and fricnds of the family ore invited as tend the teneral, {rom ber iste residence, No. 244 Adelphi streot, Brook!) n, on Sunaay afternoon, at two o'clock 1198 —On Friday morning, August 6, Jaxx Hever, Butter, aged 9 mowths avd 21 days. The dg and relatives of tne (amily are iy tovined to attend the fuera’, this (Saurday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis parevta, No. 44 Washington street,corner of Desbroeses. Brooxe.—At Bra Ueboro, Vi, on Weanesday, August 4, Pras Soutm Brooks, ooly chile of Frank W. and Matias ©. Brooks, of gen Franciece, Cal.,and grandson of Mr. Fioy 4 Smith, of New York, aged 1 peer aud 5 months. Howmany ~On Friday, August 6, Kise, Caugntor of Henry and Revecos Honimann, aged 9 montha and 1s aya. ca apd friends of the family aro respectfully | ( eend the fuaers!, this (Ssturday) afternoon, ab nels pas: one o'etock, trom the reeiaence of ber parents, cor: tof West Nimetesoth street} and Tenth avcaue The cotomans will be comeoyed to Lutheran Cemetery for ia- | 5 terinont Sows. —Ou Friday, Angust 6, Hetey Henaicx, youngest daughter of Amos an! | mebne B. Brows, 2 yoars and l men ‘The fuceral will take place this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 318 Sackett street, Sourn Brookiyn. Brast.—Io Brocktyn, on Thursdaz, Avast 5, 0% old age, Mire. Mant Euzaumn Beast, aged 76 your Her frienca, and also the iriend® of her son, Houry Braat, are respectfully invited to attend the funorai, from hia residence, No. 1°8 York atreet, corner of Gold, this } (Saterday) afierooon, at (hres 0 clock. ‘Crapsonsk —On Thursday, Avgust 5, afters long and severe lines, Many Low, wile of James Caadborne, aged 42years. relatives and friends of the family ure respectfully invited to attend the {uneral, from ber late residence, No. ‘O84 Pacific street, Rroom!yn, the (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Duycan.—Ia Broeklyn, on Friday morpiog, A at 6, seven o'clock, Ava Jomrnive, only danghter of Geo, H, and bing M. Duncan, aged 2 months and 13 days. ‘The funeral wil! take place at the residence of her pa- rents, No, 41 Oxford street, this a ee afternoon, at three o'clock. Thé'relatives aud friends are invited tobe | Present, without further invitation. j Ruweit.—At sea, on bosrd the brig Maria White, on — Wednesday, Joly 2, of bowel complaint, Brox Ori ‘Kx- Weis, 800 Of the captuin, aged 4 years, Frakon,—Saadei on Tau ay aly Corus F., chiid of Edward J, and jane Fearon, aged months, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No 98 Willett street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two 0 clock. vane Tiamaburg, on Friday, August 6, WARD poe testy C. and Jaila 8 Hoadrick. will wil one ; ioe thie (Satu morn © piace rday at from the rosidence of his Nireane rie Seer 1 arb. His remains wilt be taken to Foster’ L. L., for interment. At Lag age pan Weste| uguat 6, of remitting fever, J acon 6 c | ot - e and Amaods F. Hays, in the 12ta yoar ot friende f are invited to attend the fune ne _ phd & » No. 5 Weat Thir. , this (Saturday) af. hester county ternoon, Sue ae oe Kawwany.—0mn Friday, A’ only son of John W. and month. jut 6, Jonny Haver Kawweny, t “plizabeta Kennedy, aged t vited to ation , August 6, whee teaictones, No. 201 Feet, JOANRA A. Livan, the beloved Brooklyn, on Friday mopning, Avgust 6, | er the Maar infest <4 (er of Thomas aod Ea, wat Seugh and Fiza Maiceos, east tt anc reimiives cf the family are respectfully torhed to attead the funeral this (Saturéay) afternoon, as Pad may from No, 1 Water strest, coar Futon Corry, Teven-—On Thursday, August 6, after a llogering ilaces, Awas Roza, aged 6% yours acc 10 montha. ‘The fuveral will take piace ca Sucdsy afternoon, a wo o’clook, from the residevoe of her aon-ia law, po Lindsey, No. 126 kG avenue The frieads and ac- quantances cf the family, also of ber son in-law, Jona Lindsay, are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, witbout furiher wnyiletion. Toms,—Suddenty, on Wodnesdey, August 4, Warman ron ad "oore interred in F Comotery O 3 were in in Evergreen Vcem —In Brooklyn, oo Thursday, August 6, Aeavamion Voewt, wite ot Harman Voes', aged 60 years. ‘Tre friends and relativer are lavited to witead the fuze. ral, this (Saturcay) afternoon, at La oy one o’ciock, trot: the residence of ber eon law, & a, commae ot tees and i erences. ua ay Dowian = iriday, August ROARKT, FOUNTI de.goter of Capt Charles acc Margaret Veu Dobiea, aged 2 sears, 9 menths and 28 days. funeral will take ¢ on Sunday afternoon, at twe 6 WoatYorty Ofte atroes Ths friends poaiesa ot the family avo invited to attend, withea ‘vy afternoon, August 6, at three o'clock, Pata ALruave Wastov ye of P, H, and E. #. Woeedsver, aged 6 month ‘Tha reiatives and frience (ovited to attend the funerai, tas as three o'clock, from No 510 Pac! Trey and New Brunswick, N J, please copy. Woopunad, , at D.ae 6, Norksuirer Gag ard, hr. Manuew W DuRaD. brether of Mr Joba ‘Wood. beac, of this ety, im th» O78 year of nia age. ‘eat Kod, Hucaon ‘iy, » quat &, Lypti, tha beloved late of Newark, N. J. Ti008 Will tek piace on Sunday after- e o'clock, at the Reformed Dutch churca, or, Bergen. Tae relasivesead friends of tae are reapecttully invited to atvend, witnous furtaar fully if ‘atarday) afternoom, a sizer, Brooiciya. Papers Bi ane copy. riday, Avgust6, Ronzer Wresow, ia the as year of bus , The frends oma relatives cf tue family are reeppcttalig invited to attend the fuzérsi. trom bu late residence, Ne 36 Downing street, oo sunday afternoon, at two o/cicek, MISCELI. ANKOUS, ant STRERT, $3 “the bi Want $4 O aoudi Potent Gostp—C ute tos rn Troxdies—Cobb aad Schaal. Price four ermsa | $$ $___________ {0H TREAT.—WING'S FARINA CRACKERS AND k—Ice the ‘milk if nacesnary. Re sure aad get tom kind of crackers or you w:li be dieapooinied The true kore als bave. ‘ke came cf A WANG stamped om them They may de procured of the best (amily grocers Genorky LL THAT IT PURPORTS TO B3! i ai? ‘Biles BALBAM Is sorrtainapeetyand curses fain eryeiDAina. enitrheun, an? disosene " BaisaM curse Mr Thomas Murphy, Po et Wasnington atroet, of rheumatism; was crippled aad nad S118 Livk BALSAM cured Mr, Joka Nebs, comer of Deisooy Kast nirce », of ulcerated legs; was cured by it ster! Igeving hospital 4 'R incurable. red Mise Cole of asthma, fined withtse moat dangerous Bind from epaetns vers severe. be tenices at 168 Third avenue ‘Tk Lite BALSAM is cally performing work sick kimilar (o tbe above For Baient tos principal DEEOT, 216 GRAND BTRMAT, at 75 cenis per bottle, wix lor $4. Brookij o, Mre. Hayes, 175 Fulton street. FOSGATE ANODYNE ¢ CORDIAL—A BATE AND + eftectual mer lain, viz-— pincts, a seooeiees medicine now in use. asea hare come to ti i speedy eure hus been e'Pecte srreatyt to sil otuer cemedien| beon extensively used throughout this State and elsewhere Bearly beif'e centary. it use been approved, ead ia used im Bracuce by 8 61 tad! cians, a6 may be seen dy certifovtes and recommenatio: cou pay ng each vote. As @ preventative of or cure ebolora, in it8 early alages. eack epidemic which over the count, Teseites ven eatisfactor, cinetsn cartels and Eneotual remedy 7 Cust a GREAT BLOOD F for sale, wholesale and reiall, at UAB, PEURS ORNS, BUNIONS. NallLd PRAETRATING bese exsractsh wrtsont Pale, no that the boot cas after without the Inast ence wo the Dattons by ZaChaBIS, surgeon our pec RA 4 Sopra, FISH, MEATS, —-, &0,, LEA & PRE- orcostersbire sobs by duu DUNGAS EBON, 405 Bros ‘Brovdway, sole aguas. GUARANTEED Fo Bxcx FOR URBAPN. esd AND ELE- AB: GANCK UF WORK, br cay? 'B new Family se ion No. 489 broadway, corner of Stooms streak Gg NEW FT WEALOURY, (AND REVENGE! veK DEW YORE aTlas, aw pF eal SUNDA URN ING. BUNDAY MORNING. SUPDAT MORNING, I hs ?r yor Want Ly tage oR wtQUer ACHE, ur ouguent wil foree ee @iain cr injury to the ie. F er hotile, went to any part BN ‘ireet; Taye, 173 Fealion r IR. Fd N VAIN 'GAINST CHOLERA TH DOCTOR'S . But STRINE BLDT's biters care whea drugs would 7 ILLIR'S CHILLED TRON, SATE ein market which combines | PERGLAR PROGY QUALITIES With perfect security agaiast fire, ) ‘Theee eafes have LILLIES COMBINATION POWDER PROOF LOCKS, | Which cannot Ri LA BANKS & CO, Agents, 199 Broadway. INOKR’S NEW PARIS, SEWING MACHINE. 90 ' ober sewing sd x tae mata nee over eat 5 ei'ber aa reapecta the t tod variety of ip worm hdl as AM. BibURR & CO., ‘as Broad ‘broadway, New Yom, + ———————————— ee. CT LOVENGOOD. SUT LOVENGOOD, } RUT LOVENGUUD, 1 ‘The aat ral bora durued fool, . appears LJnatrated NEW YORK ATLAB, NEW YORK ATLAS NeW YORK aTLas. NDAY MORNING. -.. opamutine AND THABIMLY LOCAL ROMANCE armorng 9 at ray wast THE mrsteniocs Wane TUAILLING "eae in finpa Abas SURDAY athas, To xokao a aaa TO-MURROW MORNING. NERVOUS SU! PERERS—A eatored Tae Ths THs peti Te BOLL veeu eut i SEES Brooklya as nal row agp sy METALLIC yt aa ’ wn satiat » soll Sia acon | For sesling bottles, jars, &e., ramped with any nemece Go Masia paiag, ade”, \7pe nd briana motala Uz Bod Baavess eo re eo wie eS na ce or physical fll with (without reaction) even afer nibilate all ner will am 108" Raaes't eeednens ‘Tha beaten foul, , hee thand od seers INBOW SHAD W and retatl, lea. KG UPON, ‘D1 Broadway. HEN DIARRIO A LURKETIC 1) Ww Bay EA al i nd on on fom ere, incre Do ae ILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER are, ORRBAT bad rRroor rv t re iam THE WORLD, AY, A Corner aaah, La 5 HE BED BUGS’ LAMENT. 1888 fall pe Ae ar 4 YOO. our remorseless ve by the thousand, jow: by bis dust, uw we moat our ‘ont mateked our will ingest m) wil, lima ree - gcse eee my erorta® — ‘BRA! Xixmrlerive — La age Pao mes go crm | sgeameeh EA poe Popes the rng store, Seer arer es