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to eet gisas or repair kitchen atenails, or overhaul the clocks. A couple of this sort recently entering a house in the upper part of the city and getting no job—blunderers, no doubt, at best—were overheard remarking on the strength of the bars and bolts which they observed on the doors, thus plainly showing ‘what was the real object of their visit. ‘These hints we commend to the notice of our Police Commiasioners and respectable refiners, hoping that their co-operation may lead to measures which will prevent the easy sale of stolen silver. Four or five families within a shert distance of each other, in the upper part Of the town, have recently been stripped of their plate, and all their efforts through the police have been unavailing. In none of these cases | ‘were any advertisements of the loss published in the newspapers, under official advice not to do £0. i One question may be asked: if the police are #0 certain that stolen silver is always melted up immediately, they must know something more of the business than they are supposed to know, If they do not, then their opinions are not worth aetraw, and are as ill-timed as they are im- pertinent. THE LATEST NEWS. Our ‘Washington Despatch. TROUSLES OF THE NEW YORK POLITICIANS—FERNAN- DO WOOD AND JOHN COCHRANE ARRANGING MATTERS ANXIETY BK&SPECTING THE ATLANTIO TELBGBAPH. Wasnrnaton, August 12, 1858. Fernando Wood and John Cochrane arrived here tonight. ‘The President will not arrive at the White House *to attend to business before Monday, and I am as- sured nothing more will be done with the New York Custom House appointments until after his return. The Postmaster General may take up the Troy and Whitehall Post Offices, and 1 apprehend Messrs. Wood and Cochrane represent the soft interest somewhat in them. Mr. Davis, of the Troy Budget, has also devoted several weeks to the same interest bere. If they can secure the Postmasters at East and West Troy and Whitehall it is thought they can also send soft delegates to the State Conven- tion. Does the ex Mayor aspire to the nomination for Governor? It is generally though here that a little more promptness and despatch in settling these appointments would tend to harmonize the party, as the disappointed ones can bear their sor- rows with but an ill grace after having been kept in suspense, and expense and expectation for weeks, months, and in some instances, years. They are ail too apt to swear they have been deceived, and cry for vengeance. Great anxiety is manifested to see the Queen's message, but I find that those best qualified to judge of such matters here would not be surprised if it ‘were not received for weeks, while they also would be much gratified to see it at any moment. They think it probable an immense battery may be required, much larger than has been anticipated, and as the necessary amount can only be ascertained by re- peated and continuous experiments, it may require many days to ascertain the precise quantity. Governor Brown, the Postmaster General, arrived home this afternoon. The Navy Department has a despatch from Capt. Hudson, of the steamer Niagara, dated St. Johns, Newfoundland, suying that that vessel would leave for New York this morning. The Niagara had taken in coal for the trip, and was in readiness for a start. Officers and crew all well. There is a silly rumor gaining circulation that Senator Bright has recently joined the Catholic church. It was no doubt started for mischievous pur- poses, and here, where the Senator's liberal religious views are 60 well known, no contradiction or notice of the rumor would be necessary; but for the benefit of those of his political friends abroad who are not acquainted with these facts, it may not be more than an act of justice to say there is not the slightest foundation for it. Baron Stoeck!, the Russian Ambassador, has been in town a day or two arranging for his departure for Europe, on leave, by the steamer of next Wed nesday. ‘The transactions of the Treasurer for the week ending August 9, are a5 follows: — 1446068 1,210,150 147,223 ‘THR | SNERAL NEWSPAPER DRAPATOH Wasutneton, August 12, 1858. The Commissioner of the General Land Office has replied to an iuquiry respecting the right and extent of the indemwity selections allowed to Alabama by the raflroad grant to that State by the act of June 8, 1856, to aid in the construction of the Girard and Mobile railroad, &., where the sections within the six miles limit had been previously disposed of by the United States. The principle hereinafter de- clared is of general application. The Commissioner states that the indemnity sections must be taken be- tween the six and fifteen miles limits in alternate sections nearest to the tiers of sections “granted in place.” No selection can be made by skipping any vacant tract, if nearest the section in place; but if it should so happen that there are no vacant lands for the indemnity near at band, the selection may ad- vance on until it reaches the terminus, and from the portion nearest; and if it should be necessary the whole of the alternates between the six and fifteen mile limits, to satisfy the deficiency on account of the sale of the sections in place, it may be done on the terms hereinbefore indicated. Referring to the fourth section of the said act of Fane 3, 1856, making the railroad grant, which pre- acribes the terms upon which the State may sell one handred and twenty rections from time to time, the Commissioner states that the Land Office takes no heed of what the State may do in that respect, so far as the action of the office is concerned in making out lists of selections and certifying the same—that being a condition of which the State must take cognizance itself, so as to avoid making sales not ‘warranted by law. All that the Land (Office has to do is to certify the selections lawfully made, leaving the State itself to fulfil all conditions the grant has imposed upon it, saving the venders from being re- cipients of invalid titles. Movements of the President, Barprorp Srawos, August 11, 1858. The President will leave here to-morrow at nine o'clock in the morning for Washington. Thenstrous Bolier Explosion and Fire at Niagara Faille Nracara Faucs, August 12, 1868, A fire broke out to-day, at noon, in the rag reom of the Niagara Falls paper mill, on Bath Island. ‘The fire was caused by the explosion of the boiler in the engine room, which threw off the entire roof, Spreading the fire in all directions. The building is completely destroyed. The loss on the build- ing and machinery is reported at one hundred thou- fend dollars, and the insurance at about sixty-five thousand. The premises were owned by L. C. Wood- ruff, of Dansville, N.Y. Movements of Gen. Walker. New Onumans, August 11, 1858. General Walker is now in Alabama, he having left here only day before yesterday for Montgomery. ‘The story, therefore, that he is in Sonora, or en route there, is false. The Cana! Engineers, Aunany, Anguat 12, 1858. The Contracting Moard have restored the en @ineers displaced by te State Engineer last week, pad diamirsed bis a) poiuters. Ln portant from Mexico. New Ozxzans, August 11, 1856. Later advices from Mexico state that President Zulcaga bad abandoned the city of Mexico. Gea, Moreno had abandoned Tampico, apon which city the liberals were advancing. Wasninoton, August 12, 1868. The New Orleans True Delta of the 7th instant contains an extract from a letter written by Judge McAlpin, dated Manzanillo, July 9, in which he expresses his confidence that the liberal or federal party will succeed im Mexico. In the desperate battle on the 2d July, near Colima, the federal troops lost bat few men, while the church ‘orces had eight hundred killed and three handred desert- ed ina body. At Colima were accumulated from the neighboring mines two millions of silver baf- lion, which could not be transported because of the tronbied state of the country. Intelligence from the Rio Grande to the 5th instant represents the reactionists at variance, and the liberals successful everywhere. ‘The Missourt Miection. Sr. Lovia, Anguat 12, 1858, Returns from the different Congressional districts in the State indicate the following result:—Second district, Anderson (dem.), forty-five hundred ma- jority, Third district Clark (dem.) four thousand majority. Fourth district, Craig (dem.), four thoa- eand majority. Fifth district, Woodson (dem.), hve hundred. Sixth district, Pheips (dem.), five thousand. Seventh district, Noell (dem.), three thousand. The Yetlow Fever. Parapsirata, August 12—44 P. M. This afternoon heavy showers of rain have fallen, and more threaten to follow, cooling the barning atmosphere. The rain yesterday and last night was very heavy, and the farmers now say that the crop in Pennsylvania and New Jersey is secured, and will be very large. Five cases of yellow fever have been reported to-day. The vessels at the Lazaretto are being discharged there preparatory to undergoing fumigation and returning to the city. Naw Oxceans, August 11, 1368, There were one bundred and forty deaths from yellow fever in this city last week. Cieveland, Peoria and Alton Railroad. CLEVELAND, August 12, 1858. The Board of Directors of the Cleveland, Peoria and Alton Railroad last night elected Amasa Stone President, and re-elected the old Superintendent, Secretary, Treasurer and Auditor. Correction. ‘The despatches from Cleveland in relation to the election of directors, president and other officers of a railroad, should have referred to the Cleveland, y, and not the fake grew ont ofthe. tranamiseon by the telegraph ake out of ion of the mere initials of the company. ‘! 4 PBILADaLra! ‘Stocks dull. Pennsylvania 5's, 867; 935; ; Morris |, 43; Long Island Railroad, 43 lvania Raliroad, 423. fe 1858, : New Howard street ‘and ot, $1 20.8 $140 for white. Corn dull: mixed at 78. a 8lc.; white 72c. a 86c,; yellow 85c. a 90c. gee ge al reat active rd, 8 95 25; "Wheet active red, 31 35" Corn declined: sales at 900. a 920. Watiay omens See: th NY, August 12, 1858, jour quia and tym at we vanced rates: et ube wi Sik. Gam aanent: + sales of ee otneay! os ye © for unsoun a mal. !pmenta— Wheat, 17,000 bushels; corn, 40,000 do. HEL pod 106. on Yo) to New York. bbia ; wheat, 900 bushels; corn do. Experts—Flour, 3,121 ipbis. Ey (32,000 bushels; corm, 16,261 bushels; cata, 16,960 do, e ifr, but moet for the market: 000 bbis. at extra South. doubie extra by ay active spring. 9c. for mixed white and Milwaukie clad, $1 66 for ‘dull and heavy, sales 30,000 bushels at 65c. for unsound, and 700. a Tc. tor sound. at 600. Oats Grm: eales dull and reminal at at 400. on four, New York. Re- oa waco 1,200 ty io west 5 Cuicaco, mr 12, 1858. Floor gh but firm Wheat buoyant, and advanced 2c. a Sc.: sales at S50, Corn active at 60) Oats firm. > to Buffalo 44,000 bashels wi , 8,000 bushels Recetpts—700 bdis, flour, 19,600 bushela wheat, Sy000 busbels corn. Ciwerwwatt, Ue ad = 1368. Flour active: sales 2,000 bbls. eo 1,000 bbls. at 22\¢0, Moss pork held firmiy Army Intelligenge. OBNERAL ORDERS, NO. 19. QUARTERS OF WIR sn} most a! their commander, not showing the inbabitants of Salt Lake we, cd pase throvge Stood toured them ia a howtle ‘The march, ip the depthe of (vow Catcnel} Y yom Fork laramic, through ccnd Dragoons, s Pass to Green river; ands that ofthe Fifth infantry, from Camp. Soctt, either b ature y act ep hs =s to New Mexico, deserve, as they pave already re- ved, epecial ecmmendation, bag Brigadier Geveral Jobneton bas bad the honor to be supported by officers of great inte “4 Py —— Yet it is not Lo ke doubted bis own sh soldier!y qualities, ontiring exertions, tact and sound ~ ent, the credit for the condition and le g ty his army is pre-eminentiy que. By command of Breve Lieuter ant General Sontt. IRVIN McDOWELL, Assiatant Adjutant General, Naval Intelligence. sane. 2, 5, a , stativned at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks, her been ordered to the comman' of the marine guard of ‘the United States of war Cyane, lying at Norfolk, Va , Otting out for the Paciiic squadron. From Tax Lanes TO Livenroon.—The schooner Col. Cook, belong: fo Mr. Hoel ot Deteon, mate a tne jh from the to L I, She was twenty her =5 coat a= Be ber Yeles pov ie of wind Pwtad from ‘the son! sand 24, iract from log anys ''23d—-Al) Hi Hg 4 violent gale from the bebaves ope tL wo water to to; blowing tremendous “nara that we are & mere nutaboll aa rame cele of wind that the Agamemnon and Ni ‘ehen the fret named ship came vo rear fouatoring. The Col. Cooke commenced loadir’ Joly 16 with a retorn cargo of iren for Detroit, aad must vow be a! #0q 00 her return passego.—Bufaly Lrzrese e Remedy Suggested. New Yoax, August 10, 1858, TO THE EDITOR OF FHE HERALD. Gra—Conclusing that you are sicere is pour daily re- masks egenst the cooticuation of the collection of the olne miilioes yearty city (axes, four millions of which ia yearly disbursed to support in idleness an army of politi- cal ioafers, aseuming & DEW political aliag overy election, Teubmit « statement ea to which ciaes of citizens are plundered moat by thia local army of tax caters by trader which you may correct if errooeous. Katimating this city contains not teas than gay 86.000 dweilivg houses and 160,000 terante, paying rect on real estate valued at $300,- 600,000, at ton per cent per year income, the aggregate yearly rect collected is not ices thaa $20,000,000, which iuciudes the $9,000,000 taxes, boing equal to thirty per crnt; thus every mea paying $860 por year rent for bia house or stove, pays of thataum thirty per cent, or $2410 per year city taxes, The taborer who rents two rooma at $60 Fer Fear, pays in that aum $16 per yoar taxes; oatl- mating pone rent city tax for bis ebelter tg eight per ct , assesacd by the mansgers of ly beach A a city factions, oly to grow from euch ‘spolle cf the py Aa ail romons- trance against these ei of tax eaters py rete Vive Sewved:se be uasinen snd » wante of time on the part of the veran SS pron dh mene ‘practical jegel remedy on the par’ tenants is to combize as one man, and refuse on the tee November, 1858, (tneday the second rent falls due,) to paz aaid th per cent city tax, in the word rent; that is to say, be mal oduct for tax $90, and Day $70 exch su New York bas already lost ite. income from pop the ‘cbtribeton at fogs "of $200,000,000 pe ean 1e wr your, experts aad ‘follows its one taillionidie and won prod hereabouts are daily becoming poorer eel te a le to pay high rents, fad tat the pre- , sent aud future daily effort of cont of said viation is to obtain their duly e remind city statesmen that it them to binety environs. when winter 5 AS you inquire in your mens ‘or Sunday, Avgust 8, com- plaiping of the apathy of the citizens respectiag the piun- dering taxes, * Are we etill to go on aad on {from bad worse, til driven to the extremity of a provisional go- vermmeni? We ebould like to know'’—if you investigate the idleness now existing upon ninety per cont of the New York population, you can answer your own question for yourself satisfactorily. Eastimati H that '37'000,000 fel due on the Ist of August, 3858, for three months rent, itis probable one-third was not paid by the teasnts, end pever will be paid If on the latof Novewber next one quarter of $7,000,000 {3 not paid, it is ciear toat eil the #000, 000 of cily taxes will fall upon the real eelate pro prietor, aad his said proj will be soid if the ity goverrmect can find a pu: wer for {t. It must bea pew era in society if one million of mouths yearly cou- sume $200,000,000 of articles of production Ley en\y by loafing about New York, or by keeping witbout es any article of industry to Tekeat for that sum, necessary for their pees subsistence. It fa my opinion, tf you sre a bona fide friend to the future prosperity of ai) honest and ‘abiding citizens of Now York, who after all are ita only protectors coming anareby; it is 10; ay ee also you would do well to pub- lish this letter, to submit to the 100,000 tenants the use- ful facia it contains for thelr benefit. It would also be ‘very wefulfor you to investigate the source of from whence the 1,000,000 mouths of the city of Ne: York aad environs for the future is to come, estimating that each consumer destroys yearly a quaatily of food, clethes and shelter valued at $200 cach; making an ag- gregato of 3200,060, 600 per year, bofore ‘any surplus for ‘the vext year fe provided. 1 that unless the intellect of city statesmen look to the income of the popu: Jatioo, after November next will find themselves gurrounded by 450,000 hungry and destitute wolves income Mr, Josiah Randall and the China Mission, 10 THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Punapmiruta, August 9, 1958. A letter published in your paper of the 7th inst , dated ‘at Saratoga Springs, states, among the arrivals at that place—‘‘Josiah Randall, one of the Pennsylvania old line whig supporters of Mr. Buchanan, who would have pre- ferred to go to China.” ‘This is one of those flippant remarks in use, or rather abuse, of which some of the correspondents of the press are in ihe hsbit of ‘indulging themselves, without any knowledge of the matter of which they write, The inuendo that I desired the mission to China, or any other mission, baa noteven the semblance of truth. In the community in which I live such a statement would be laughed at for its absurdity; but I bave friends at a dis. tance who have not the same means of knowing the truth. A sbort time after the election of Mr. Buchanan, in ac- time yesterday, his Honor the Mayor presiding. The following letter \n reference to the late communica- tion of the Health Officer concerning barges and the con- sequent order of the Commissioners waa receivod — New Yous, August 12, 1868, a oe Mayor Trmmayy— updersigned baa the honor to re that he be ret from Mr. George Olney of three barges eultable for the required services at the upper (carautine, oSion the tonne to me by the [oard of Health, Commiasioners, ame, Of as many © ee ones as may te required. Your obedient seryan HORATIO EAGLE. ‘The letter was placed on file. A petition from the captain of the schooner W. ©. Marston war presente’. [i stated that the vessel, which is at present in Quarantine, has been per- mitted to land @ portion of ber cargo, and that permis, sion bas also been obtained to land the remainder, which consists of bemp, Xc., at the same place; but as there is ‘no convenience at Quarantine for the reception of goods Sante 60 be Commeaed by exposure to the westher, and as it bas found imporsible to obta io become temporary etorehoure, peti bt le Japd the reet of th Be orc the samo up iusion that he was afraid that, petition were denied, bis owner's interests would be demaged seriously, an the vessel might bave to jie in Quarantine til! frost comes on. The ‘D was retuned The following resoluticn concerning some putrid cheese ‘was agreed to — Resolved, That the parties interested in « large quantity of putrid, unsound end effensive chaewe now lying on the pier or Dutkbeed see No. 8 East river, foot of Coenties slip, be required forthwith to remove auch cheese be = the jimits of the city of New York, and in default removal of uch cheese before 10 o'clock in the arsones of the 13th we that the Oty I be and he is hereby air cause the removal of such cheese to the effal acon f na of orreny ‘fifth etreet street, Mart river, thence to be taken to Barren Isiand and destroyed Affairs to {From 2) or Linooin yesterday received the Ameri- inister at Constantinople, the following letter from the Ottoman Minister of Foreign Affairs, who writes jo the generous horpitality mal Mebenmed pas cif Dis late visit to thiseity — Lacation ov tie Usire fue} Constarrixoria, July 14, 1868. To Bis Hovor me Maron oF Bostow.— Sin— Con! with the of his Excellency Mabmoud Tacha, gvomaa Sunsler of Foreign |Aifairs, 1 dave the honor to enclose you a letter from his e pay Béspitaltie of the thanks of the Sublime Porte for ities which the city of Boston extended to his ereeliew y Mobammed Pace, and remain, with much re. epect, your obedient servant, JAMES WiituaMs. TRANSLATION. Berrar oy Formos Arras, Svacom Porte, July 15, 1868. &im~T bave bad the honor to reovive the private ‘ial government has by the feeltogs whieh the o! nyo Poston bas shown in favor of Pd yh y ‘Guitan, my august mas. pg oe benorabte orator wes jeanod to be the ot Ore you, tte, to accept my moat sincore thanks, and to So ae ee [Eg our favor, assuring, at time, Mr. Everett his Highness the Gravd Virier retaina the mont agreoable recollections of the relations which be entertained with ‘him during bis mission to London. Lembrace this occasion, sir, to cer 10 UMOOD. o my rerfect consideration. [Signed] To James Witisame, Feq Mimueter Reatceuh Viatted states of Amorica. Police Inteligrare. Tae Recest Forcmy on Mx. Cuas 1. Franson — Julius A. Giiiges, the party charged with forging the wame cf Bir. Chas D. Fredericks, photographist, wa Promissory cote for $1,500, as published by usafow weeks ago, was arrested yestertsy, 00 Covercor’s Ielond, where he had enlisted ag a@oldior, and brought to this city before Justice Queckenbuat, The arreat wae made by officor Devoe, of the detective police, who hes been on the tockeut for him for several weeks Mr Fredericks, iu bis effidarit, states taat on the 16th of June Tut be receivat notice from the Artizans’ Beak thet a vote for $1 800, bearing bis signature, would fail due on the 22 of (nat month Mr, F aot lgrmpt yeh ha gly Bote for that amount which fe! at that time, cwted at the bank, and, after cooniderable C1 Mentty, ob- tained aaight of tho now, wee tn on cune paomanness 0 tt was ancortaiued that Mr James T Derby, he deposited ~ street. who banded it to him with a that be weuld | caponit it in the Mar be did with for collection. Mr D. remarked at tt the time that be own. Isham upon, and be stated that be a vory little about the watter, as hedolioved the note belonged to his brother, Raipb G. Isbam Bi Whe wine Shee cat ie. Os Sub and be Julies Gilligan, and not only the ene in question, but ae aoeenne oe oa ato to $6 600, all of whica Were signed, oF purported aye been signed. by Mr Fredericks, avd os for he game Peonsylvania Coal pa vey Ae The cass is under examination ‘before eabush, Por tery and Gilligan is gow in prison await Axnaer or 4Ruran Coontereaiiae —Patrick McUarthy, alias Cow legged Sam, a notorious rowdy, waa arrested ov Wednestay afterroon in Jones’ Wood, for offering at a Inger bier stand counterfeit three dollar bill. Police- men verb and Wright, of the Twenty.seoond precinct, the arrest, oct did not haigg J bim to terme uatil Wriebt bad beeu knocked down by bim, and Boyd had Drokep bis locust olud over the deeperado’s head. More help bac even then to be obiained before be was fairly in the station house. The prisoner is also cbt ® Counterfeit bil! at another stand in the |, apd 1 & liquor ators inthe Sixth ward. He ‘was committed (co prison to awali examination. Racovsry of Storey Prorerty.—A quantity of pro- perty, aia to be the proceeds of ive burglaries committed by men now in prison, was recoversd op Thursday, from diferent houses in the city by policemen Harrigan, of the Mayor's office, deputy keeper Clearman, of the City prisov, end officer Smith, of the Jefferson Market Police Conrt At No. 318 Moti street the ofllcers found a vainabie elcek ; at No. 379 Tenth street, eccupied by Ws. Runge, they found a trenl containing dresses and jewelry of overs description to the value of $600; altoe jeweiry etore of Geo, Wayne, No. 283 Bowery, “uney obtained a water colored moire sptique ¢ress. The burglaries bave all ‘been committed within the past six weeks, and the par ties with whom the gcoca were found were held by Jus- ties Quackeobuah for examiration .The thieves are tn the Tombs mwaiting trial, aud it waa by the information tacy gave that tho ek lon property was recovered. Supreme Court— Special Term. Before Hon. Judge Clerke. ‘THR EXPLODED “ WAY OF LIFE.” Avaust 12.—John © Hail and Geo. B. Mayne ve Geo P. Edgar and Wm Homes. —Motion for en order to show couse why the order of arrest ebould vot be discharged wes granite’. Returnabie on Morday next. THE NORTH RIVER BANK. Hiram Oronston ws. The North River Bank.—Mr Stee ling, Counsel for the North River Bank, made an applica tion to the Couti to eater judgment upon the report of Mr. Hamilton W. Robivaon, the referee inthis case. From Mr. Robinson's report it appears that Mr. A. B. Hays, the re ceiver of the bark, took into his posseesion sascts amount ing to $1,236,458 62, and paid out $617,325 11, leaving aeseta, fntluding someatock of the bank, taken in pay men! of 4 , to the omount of $770,413 46. ‘The Court ordered judgment to be entered, thet the ra- ceiver deliver the aneets to the bank. THE WILLIAMSBURG FERRY ‘The Williamsiurg Ferry Company vs. The Mayor and Commonalty of New York.—Thia case came up before Judge Davies on the last day of the July term, on the ap lication of Mr. Dean, counsel for the complainants, for an injuvotivo to restrain the Common Council fi Pang any crainance which might trans‘er the ama- urg ferry freachise from the piaintit—fs without making ita Consttion precedent that the grantees suould purcdase the beats. forrs houses and other property belonging to the plaiptiffa, ip acccrdance with @ provision of the city cbarier. Tbe plaint ff: allege thal this vroperty ts worth $300,000, und that the defendants, by changing the ter- minus of the ferry oa the Brooklyn wide, are wrecking to evade that provision of the cbarter which requires the grantees to Lurchase euch property at « red the prior leasees of ibe ferry. Thi complaint waa Guly verified, and ibe injunction mac solute, and tbe process will be aga member of the Corporation. At will be remem bored that at a meeting of the Roard of Aldermen. on the last evenmg of the regular semion one Of the merabers alluded to amyetorious iojuuet'on. Dut as po one of their body would disclose tta purport the subject ‘was dropped, and the ordirance in question was lols on the tablo. Personal Intetligence. ARRIVALS. Tn the steamadip fier of ihe West A —Mr Tueker, A T Dic! WE Brown, J W smith. T Jones Sf 7 Dime. nite on 4, Judge arveqst oe Moss, Lieut v Lent Pbegruder nod cervent UA A ‘© J Coutia James wife apd obi), BG ws Jao Cow. el tA S 7D Matieaon Chae Foele OR Lewis L it , re, Dawe ond dauabter, JP Ealer, wife R Payecn. Jobn Svrderwoed Mrs Grey a 8 Kune. Jos ASmith, EM Martin JL Brannan. D 8 Breet Me Donald. ¥ Cautlo. M Wasbawaki, Seiizmaa, wh Dr Kiencort, 1) Wiibama, two chil¢ren end serve § Nuty, and 212 tm the .teerage From Bermuda, in brig TM Mavhew- Jobo H Gilbert, Jas Howes, Pbiliiepe de Anglavy, Master Jaa Weils From Richmond, &c, in tho «teameliy Jameatown— Mra T Bari, 3 cbllcren an nurse: Miss F Pendleton, Misa W WS Mill rn 2 en Mire age, 8B Uilllyer, O Whi ate A EeDtbble 0 A child, noon NJ ne Ring Miea M wry ne Ae, % Harailion and laay, A iN © Worth. wo Ld 4 cats eo Gill, y omaiy. L Grutebel ecrene, 3 fe Jones own, a, WU King, Ded E Lite Win Dates J Oftierdinger, i Derrick, Bobs Hili~nnd DEPARTTRES. For Livernogl. io, ihe, steamship Mies Forgy thy, Mr Chas Pearclere i J Mitchel’ nad tour oh in Meberweot Mra k & bbing, Mr Obes Deusiace, dy se oan, and lady, Messe) Dunn. Chas Belrbam and wife Keria, Jovoph Gueter, Wm Divan snd ebild, mee Malcom, Riee Strachan, Reweoo Ronee cremer ane dacch Meldon. John Danen, James Gray, ry Lawson Thomas siley, Mone Oriel and Soin the steerage. lp Buropa, from Bostow— Mise re BN Perkios, Mevare Ward, bald Moody, ard Mies Chariote Dix ett Newiow: Mra Nason en4 aon. Ken- Mise ‘Andrews, Mr Richard Crow ira Crowther Kaba. AW Beota. Onpt Grant wed Mrs rent New fore, Br aD sect, Buftalo: Mr and wn. Balimore, Mr Thomas avsiny. Rew Orleans, ¥ MeKay, Janraxide Meare Jamea Ab pen. St dchme, ere es Mivler, roma, Mra Boda. peritet FiCRUD of tarus Pr ler, Engiand—8 The Atlantic Tel ‘The first message after the Queen's. The following correspondence expiains Iterlf Aa tbe pnd lie will be eatursily cesirous ct Browing what the Girt moe BARE WAS tranemitied acrom {le coMnn telrerapD, M base publisbed the fol Towing eorrespontevce "or ihe public Fo the the, Becretary Auaatic Telegraph Company, No. 21 Wall Dean Sin—Please Gnd enclosed » moses ied T_ wich nt 4 Presid 9 privilege liberal amount—ser five hundred dol- teiy,oa hearing from you, complete ri ‘Waiting your reply, Tam sy you DWAasD Pha IN. Pertnmer, jo 407 Rrondway, No, 197 Broadway, New York, August 10, 1868. New Tone, Anguet 10, 1868, To her Most @racious Meijra'y. Queen Victoria. Mr. Edward Phalon evict ber Majesty's ance of & onse of extract “Rouquet | Oreste ry Taew beautiful perfome for ey hanckerchief oMained entirely from Amert- can flowers, to be sant by the next siesmer. “No 2) Wall atrect, New Tork, ir Bir. T nm requested to notify ranauniaalon Treeecrara Orrict ou that no will be received for t the Milani ‘Company nail due notice has been given thal the 0 bas been Godard tor business, ‘Thay wil thes be sems in ihe pd In whieh they are received, at the reguler rates Respectfully yours, WM. H, ABEL. Shirts for the Million, all stics, Retatled at ba — 8 ak panacee IN'S, corner of Murray aod Ladies’ Spier did Gateens, with and without pears lovely touts Toho rer eit sayioa ned prison. vel an by ices, of ‘206. 7 Onnal street. Ballov Brothers, 409 Broadway, make the bewt fitting ehiete tn thie ety. ot lee then usual prices: slo, selection of ex tlemen s (armishing gooda. Hollowey's Ointment —To those Tormented ‘with piles, or Tuitneerftece frrelings of the glande soap ous eruptions, oF any disease of the outward membranes thi Braperawon gives impede and permanent retlef. Sold 4 Les Dames avast de quitter New York dot, vent const) eg ORS RDIRAR powr ia conservation de leur theveus. “Ie Ghur Geo, Raunders' Metallic Tablet Razor Eekteces Se seeming Petry sp aah Fe Sag or NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1858. Cysus W. Picid.—Impertal Phetegrapa of w. thon query, gree , Sate, on one on 61 a BRADTS Sid Brootss’ Beats. Articles Superior te any Me- ifantured tn this eowatry for duasdliy, y pad uiity, 5 Rrondway ead we. prtiens, the ‘ey ecct natortonent ia the ety. Barry's Tricepheruve ts (me et ane ‘aciioia for domertog, baaatifying, omeusine suriloe Seater tole fobioring the badr. ‘Ladies try it. Bolt bya’ Batcheioe's Hi Dre, wis and Toupees— the ons ie Se we all, Made, eold ant appiiet At the mas me —$$———— Chrttedero’s Hale ~fiarhen in iepeetde wholeete ana ewe Devvately applied, st Ne 6 Amor Howse, Breoklyn —Wititamson Bros, Cameo-type tune of the age: pce oP 249 Fulton and Toupecs and the dye Godteey’s Extract of wider Flowers, for the complezion, fee miscelancons advertiooments. E. DUPOY, agent, 07 Broedwey. the stomach by using WING'S farina crackers ¥i’s Hair pp een roa at Box, Black orbsows at No 1 Sarclay sirset. New CALLENDER &CO., Philadeiphis, and all druggtata. Diseeses of the Lungs and Throat, Success folly trested by BW. VONDERSWITH. M D1 Bowery Bend for » work he has writtes upon this disease, (gratis) Ine View Todtans—Photographed ef Col’ Cauter’s Kil! Fails, Mountala House, Magnes, ae. by BOLEES, 229 Broatway "‘MARSIAGES AND DEATHS, Inrried. Jacxnoe—M ania —On Wednonday, Per a M1, by the Rev. J. J. Lyon, at the bovge of the bri Lh? Sy won, gon of the late Capt. Joseph J, Jackson, to Saxena a both of tae Sylow | aeeageg and of this city. don Wrox—Wrsama.—In YWiednor Tocks, Comn., oa: Tusa- day, August 10, by too Rev. J. MacLory, Basnaw J ¥ ros, of New York, to Ana Poae Wiiiams, of the above pace. Beaman —At Brooklyn, on Wecuesdsy morning, Au- gvet 11, at balf past two o'clock, of broncbits, Saas Wrote’ Baanose, aged SS years, 10 months and 5 days, ‘The reiatives and frienda of the family are respectfully ipviied t attend (hs fanaral, without further notice, from h's late reaidsros, Central nue, near Myrtle avenue plank road, this (Friday) morning, al_nive o'clock. His remains wil! be takeo to Harrison, Westohester county, for intermest. Philadelphia and Sen Francisco peers please copy. Bocnanas.—Io this city, en Wednesday, Avgest Li, Sry Brogapay, ter of the late John ‘The relatives ‘ant friends of the family, aad of her ne phews, Boward A. and Obarles H. Burr, are respectfully invited te atteod the funeral, without further invitation, this (Tricay) afternoon, August ‘4, at two o'clock, from ber iste residence, 63 tone strect. ‘Brasiann —0n Shureday, August 12, Taowas, osly eon of Samuti end tre Jato Ellen Breisiead. ‘The funeral wil! take placo thie (Friday) azternoon, at two o'clock , from the residence of his father, 31 Taiman street, Brooktyr. Caoea AL thaten Toland, on Thursday, Avguat 12, Mus Svasn Lyra Cross, Her relatives end friends are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, from the resideuce f ber brother, Alex Cross, $6 Grove atreet, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'cic ox. Faron —In Brecklyo, on Thuraday morning, Auguat 12, Ramxooa, wife cl albert Eaton, in the 35th year of hor age. ‘Tho relativss and friends of the family are respectfully (welted to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, 33 Hin aueet, Brooslyn, at vive o'clock on Saturday ing, Ber remains will be taken to Yonkers for im- torment, Friramp —At ber residerce, ‘n Brooklyn,on Wodnoes- dy morn'ng, Auguat 11, Jupirs FottaRn, in the 78) yoar ot ber age the feneral will take place from St. Pau’s (7. ©.) church, corper ¢f Court aod Congress atrests, at vine o'clock, this (Friday) morniag. Bor friends, aad those or Cerbeltes Beeny, (dsceared); sao theae of her , Hough McGinnis, are respectfully invited cut furteer potle Fuss, the belo ri 1d ovly grand daugnter of J. L. a Great Brita’y street, Dubiin, Ireland. Dobiin papers Biease Copy Bausert.—At Red Mills, near Lake Makopac,on Tues day, Augest 19, Prmmce M. Haryet, aged 52 yeors,7 mouils apd 4 ¢ai 5 ‘Tbe reistives and friends of the family are respectful ly invited to astend the foreral, this (Friday) atiernooa, at two o’cloo, from his fathor’s reaidence, 64 Lexington nue Bunnand.—A} Newark, N.J, suddealy, on Tuseday, August 11, Cuazance Bartirrt, youngest soa of Dr, Rufus F. and Clementine M. Hipbard agel 7 years,6 months ano 10caye ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are tovited to ettend the funeral, this (Friday) atterncon, August 15, at tws o'cloek, trots the residence ct bor parent, 204 Pacific ttroet, between Staith and Post streets, Brookiza Lyrys —At Norwalk, Oonn,, op Thursdey, August 12, of cholera tofaptem Cuarces, een of Benjamin and élize- beth Ge: yes, aged 4 tontbs aod 10 days Tho relaures ead triends cf the tamily aro invited to attend the funeral, thia (Fridey) afterneon, at 3 o'clock Tom the residence of b's granctatecr, Stephea C. Lynes, 47st Mark's piace Mackwat: —At Jamaica, 1. 1, on Wednesday, August ll, Wuiuas H. Macknatt, 10 the 65th year of his age. The tmnera: will take place from Si inte residence, ia the village of Jamaica, tha (Friday) morning, at helt pest RS eno'clock. Carriages will be in waiting at Peck slip 'y (Wilhamsdurg «i at balf-past aine A M., ale Bt the railroad depot, , meeting the 10 A. M. train for Brook ya. file remains will be conveyed to Oypreas Hilla Cemetery for Satermeat ‘Maynor —In (his city, on Wednesday, Anguat 11, Haw. nas Maris, daughter of William and Klien Meynor, aged 6 yeart and © mooths. ‘The fupera! will take place from the residence of ber parents, 762 Waabington street, thia (Friday) aflernooa, at tc o'clock. O'Svutvay —At North Areyle, Washington coun avd eae daughter Molloy, of Y., cn Tueecay, August 10, Inns Sroppaat, oaly ch. U ad the late Josey U'Sullivan, aged 3 years me 3 me oe triends uantancas of the fami!) Atuily inv ted to attond the fu bis iather, 145 Clinton aireet, betw: Grand, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o’e ft will be taken to Greenweod Cemetery. Ravaonp.— Op Wedsescay, —, ll, Bemast Rep- MonD. wile of Avexander Recmond, anc Sherry. of parish of Ti'lacorbutt, cou land, sged 54 years, 4 months and 28 a The ‘riers sod sequeittarocs of the family sre re- spect*n'ly mites to mend her funeral, this (Frida aflernevn, at © \ g resiowuce of J. W. Wallack, Brauch. N.J., Mrs. Haxxan Rinuwr, for forty-two the devoted Jriend of a gratetul family. She was sot ‘Sennen "cnursday, Angurt 12. Sreas Frawem, only Caughter of Jona L. and Deborah E. Rowe. ‘The relativer and friends of the —_, also the mom- bers of Excelsior Chapter £8, 0. U iy in- vited to attene the funeral. from ber’ inte residence, 7 eat Nath avenue, near Toirty sixth street, this (Friday) alernoes, at two o'clock. Ricaants. —Om Wedneaday, Lith inst., at L.ske Mahopac, M, youngest son of Thomas B. aad Sarah M. aged 2 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iovited to attend the faperai, fram the residence of hia fatber, 121 West Tomb sircet (Jate Amos street), this ) afternoon, at three o'clock, without further tn- On Thuredey morn'og, Avgust 12, afer a lin- ees, SwitH Scoax, tm the 68eh pour hin age. relatives and iriercs of the fami), ly invited fo attend the funeral, thie (i ray) a Wernoon, ‘at one o'clock, from luis inte residence, 266 venue. Y., om Thursday, August 12, Ware, ageo 8 months aad 0 days pe friends of the family, and those of bis grandfather, ©. Childs. are invited to attend the funeral, this (rrlasy) afternoon, at two o'clock. from 58 Greenwich Sreont Als remains wiiljbe taken to Cypress Hills Ceme- tory for interment. ENsFiLY.—Cn Thareday, Anguat 12, Awvw, the beloved child of Micheei aod Margaret Teovelly, aged 1 your 2 woeke aud 14 daya The trienca of the fam > reepectfully invited to at- tena the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 68 Ridge street Thursday, Avgust 12, Amnasam ANTTOORD, im the 74th year of hia nes His friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late 20 Grwnd street, Jersey City, on Saturday after- ai three o'clock, without further invita jen Writ— Oo Wedoes“ay, August 11, suddenly, Witisam Wits, in the 52d year of Due Toe frienwe and relatives of the family and the mem. bere of Olive Branch Lodge No. 81, |. 0. of O. F. are re- apectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, from bis imte residence, No. 87 ‘Went Fortieth street. Woors —On Wednesday, Augast 11, to youngest daughter of James and Ellen Woous, aed 2 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully tviod te attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 49 Sixth avenue this (Friday’ afternoon at two o'clock. Clinton, Maas. papers copy ging and Sophrowa Taylor, _ MISCELLANEOUS. A‘. RYERDRL: 8 ELEGANT » PARIS WEDE wenpina open eo oa Sa Cone, extractee =. — NPRATING | bon - Se td osu by Dr. Cr We irgeon oblrops BALSAM MOSCATELLE [8 ADMIT. etaa tly anfont remedy rorsen or ay oer atau { Relief 1s piven te the Weakened Powers of | i Gofleniag the ote wees fog share — lan yet mee po fee’. inne . wus buree, freckian rotnans kee wil seca wd “SomelSErer Ss Gruagiat, 61% Broad wae, TPALIAN MEDICATED Pa oer ity Ibe elt Pollshls asics tee Feeooreg (ue, eee ~~ reekies, sunburn, ac. ; ree aubule Fy: marmanted. 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