The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1858, Page 5

i Webster, the ergen of the foreign policy of the “Vetted States wader the administration of Mr. “Tyler, should bave been co slow in meeting the assertion of the right of visit by Lord Aberdeen with the deowled aud unequivocal negative which the principles uniformly maintained by ‘the United States, in ail its previons international “Alecuselons, demanded, thongh ao secret to many ‘who were contemporary actore or close ob- wervers of the event of that day, will, doubtless, -excite more or less of sarprice in the minds of ‘the present geveration of his countrymen. A clue to the correct olution of the enigma is urnished in the following remarks contained in the Lutroduction, prepared, ia all probability, ander bis own eye, to the collection of his +‘ Diptomatic and Ollivial Papers,” pablished in 1848. The writer sayr:— Above all, it msy ve hoped that the suggestion of Mr. Wobater 8. f" wii be borge ww mind w acy fu ure divcussivas of thie aud ether maritue queaiivus, Wat the pylicy of ‘We United Siaies 8 pot suas 0 « fondle aaval Power, inte wexaggeravng the doctrine of peutral ieviovability. A raspect for every indepecdvot ilsg is @ common taterest ‘all otvil'eed Staves, powertul or weak; but the nank of in toe AMO Blaorg DEVAL Powers, sad their position RrOMt Marine Power on the of he ao ibe weatwrn coavie of the 5 toad 40 Goabt the exvedieucy of pressing too far tae viewan they have Ltiner o held, end moderate their anxiety 80 Oumotr us, wish ratreme sistotuees, the rights wRiCD We Saw o! nAtoos Copoedes Co HUdIO Veasela. Considerations such as these, it fe well known, were employed by the Britieh govern- ment und its able representative im this coun- try to turn aside the wincs of American states men from a contioued devotion to those generous and noble maxims of tho liberty of the seas which their fathers proofaimed, and to which each sacceeding generation had firmly adhered, throngh good aud through evil report. Happily, the people of the Vaiied States have thought that the right and the expedient are one wend tbe same in every wise and large eobeme of buman offairs, and that it is more wortby of o free and magnarimons nation to uphold principles founded in justice which en- sure equal protection to all, the weak as well as the stroug, toen those which give an in- ereaced and daagerous preponderance to the strong. And who does not feel at the present moment that more real strength, aa well as true glory, bas redouoded to America from the pereevering assertion of her principles of free- dom aod «quality on the ocean—at last crowned with euccess by the universal acknowledgment of their justice—thau could have been derived fiom sny interested combiaation in support of the claims of @ maritime police, which the su- petlor military marine of any single Power would turn fatally to her oppression. i i i Yeuiow Fever Excrremenr on Srarey Tarano.—A feeling of Intense excitement and alarm pervades the inhabitants of Staten Island a the subject of yellow fever. They believe that the disease is spreading around Quaran- tine; that numbers ot deaths have already oc- curred from it there, and that the Health Officer is reeponsible for il this, Tis conduct in the matter of Quarantine regulations is the univer- sal theme of conversation among Staten Island- ers. They charge, among other things, that he not only permitted, but procured the attendance of some dozen or more stevedores at a political meeting there some time ago, and that through the contagion communicated by them two per- eons, who were also at the meeting, have since caught the fever and died; that he permits the man who has charge of the iron scow, where in- fected clothing is burned, to sleep at his bouse ‘on the island every night, and that he also gives convalescent patients turloughs for the day, and allows them to come up to the city on the pay- ment of a dollar for the privilege. There is co much excitement and alarm on the island that these charges must not be in any way regarded as proved, Tt may be that they have no foundation whatever in fact, or that the etatemente sre grossly exaggerated. They are, however, cnrrent, aad believed as gospel on the island; and Dr. Thompson owes it to his own reputation, as well as to the public safety, to re- fate or explain them—otherwiee this alarm may have an evil effect in more ways than one. THE LATEST NEWS. Our wi Despatch. THE INDIAN CAMPAIGN ON TH PACTPIO—TiB PARA- QUAY MISSION—APPOINTMAN 18—CONDITION OF THN TREASURY, RTC. Wasnixoron, Anguat 26, 1858. The Secretary of War left the city this morning. for Old Point Comfort, where he is to meet Lieat- General Scott ora consultation, probably in refe rence to the permanent disposition of the forces in Utah and the Pacific country for the winter. Go- vornor Floyd will be absent for three or four days. ‘The Paraguay mission still hangs fire. The sua picions of the administration are aroused by the great anxiety manifested on the part of thoso representing the interests of the principal claimants to have some person appointed who is supposed to exercise great influence at the Btate Department. ‘The fact that all claims must be audited and ap- proved by that department before the demand for their payment is made by our government upon a foreign Power, may account for the anxiety al- ioded te. Horace Moedy has been re-appointed Collector at the port of Ogdensbarg, New York. Mr. Lightner haa alse been appointed Surveyor of Customs at Cairo, Mlinols, in place of Johg 5. Hacker, term expired. ‘The announcement by your correspendent of the resignation of the Naval Officer of the port of New York bas flooded the Treasury Department with let tersand telegraphic despatches from applicants for the appointment. It is understood it is emphatt- cally deniod at the Treasury Department that any such letter from Mr. Birdsall has been received. At all events, no more applicants for the offlce are needed at present. Hon. A. H. Stephens has, it is reported, arrived at hia home in Georgia, and it is understood that he did not visit this city to see the President on Illinois matters. It is said that he considers the case a hopeless ene—past all remedy. The Hon Pierre Soulé, Governor 1.8. Foote and ‘ox-Senator James Cooper, are in town. The Board of Engineers, consisting of Chief En. gineers Wood, Sewell and King, will convene at the New York Navy Yard on the first of September for the examination of engineers for promotion. ‘The transactions at the Treasury during the week ‘The United States Const Survey. Bosron, August 26, 185%. Mr. Hilyard, of the United States Coat Survey, left in the Niagara on Wednesday for Trinity Bay, in confer to make preparatidns for a more accurate de termination of the comparative longitudes of the stations on the opposite shores of the Atlaatic. The bigh mathematical attainments and habits of close and accurate observation of this gentleman emi- walify bim for this important ‘ tions are before the vompieted and the results computed. bode Death of Ex-Governor Metealf. Boston, A 1868, Rx-Governor Metcalf died at it, N. H., thia morning, of erysipelas. Latereeting from Menton, Wasuincron, August 26, 1658. By mail we have New Orieans papers of Katurdey afternoon, containing Mexican uews. The latest sdvices from Monterey announced the departure of Vidaurri with the Second division of the ormy of the North ‘or the city of Mexico. A large force was coucentrating at Tamaulipas with a view to the capture of Tampizo. Gen. Miramon left Guadalajara on the 13th of July with 3,000 men, going in the direction of Lagos, either to march on San Luis or to take another road for the city af Mexico, A proposition had been made te unite the forces of the constitutionalists before marching upon the capital. Newe from the Pisins. Sr. Lours, Aug. 26, 1858. Fort Laramie dates of the 7th inst. say that Cul. Monroo has assumed the command of the district of the Platte, and now has three companies of the Fourth artillery stationed at that post, and two more companies of the same regiment end one company of the Second dragoons will be atationed there this winter. Major Gatlin, with one company of the Seventh infantry, left Larawie for Utah on the 7th inst. Capt. Hancock and other officers, who went out with General Harney, had passed Laramip on their way further west. A Santa Fe correspondent of the Republican sa, The reason why the Navajo indians refused to sur- render the murderer of Mujor Brooks’ uegro iz, be- cause Brovks positively refused to indemnify theur for some forty horses, killed by the troops about two. months since for trespassing on the grazing grounds of Port Detiance. Major Brooks givea the Indians until the 12th inst. to bring in ths murderer. Affairs at Albany, TUR DEMOCRATIC FRIMARY BLEGTIONS—GARRIT SMITH'S NRW OKGAN, BTC. Auuany, August 26, 1858. ‘The democratic primary meetings were held to- day, and two tickets run in every ward. The one known as the Cagger ticket swept the entire city, with the exception of the Tenth ward. There the bards were abead, and ariot took place. Two ballot boxes were smashed, and in consequence of this the inspectors are divided, and certify to both tickets. There was much confusion and excitementall day. A new daily morning paper started to-day as the central organ of Gerrit Smith. It is a handsome sheet, and is called The Hour and the Man. The reception this afternoon of the foreign news sent through the cable from Valeutia, Ireland, re kindled the excitement and interest in the ocean telegraph. Nothing of any interest in the market. Wheat and corn move very slowly. Ohio Congressional Nomiaation. CLEVELAND, August 26, 1558. John Hutchings was nominated yesterday for Gongress by the republicans of the Twentieth dis- trict, vice Joshua R. Giddings. The Ohio and Mussisstpp! Katlroad Company, Cincinnati, August 26, 1858. The committee appointed to investigate the affairs of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company report that the contractors did not perform the contract. Charge of Perjury, dc. Boston, August 26, 1858, ‘Thomas Brown, who was brought on frou New York yesterday, was this morning held in $15,000 to answer the charge of subornation of perjury. Dr. David Brown's bail was, in consequence of new and important testimony, raised to $20,000 this morning. His counsel are about getting a writ of habeas corpus out for "The Salling of the Kuropa, Sr. Jouns, N. F.. Augast 26, The repairs on the steamship sae hi nearly completed that it is announced by that ‘she will sail from this port for morrow evening. her agents verpoul to- Markets PHILADELPAIA BTOCK BOARD. NEW ¥ The Megera’s Orew BaNQ'ST AT Palace Gasp xs--ciriay OF wee Pustarmurnia, a) Btocks re: Penneylivexia Sate Lees, ng Re'irond, 241; Morrie Cena’, 4345; Long road, 12%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 43, Bacrumors, August St aba 813; Augur’ al for red, avd $1 28 a $1 40 for white. meady: yel- low neid at ¢zc. Whiskey dull at 2c. a 200. Bervaro, Angust 26—12.30 P. M. J; Supply offering better: to cuotce extra @ ake ous Durhele corn, Caual sbipmerts same tme—1,0 busnela corn to New York | bours—10.4C9 bbls. flour, 29.065 bushels wheat, 00221 gd Bu Auguat 26—6 P.M. VRALO, ; market hardly #0 acd i i corn. Ciscisxari, Angnst 2—6 P.M. Wheat dectinad two canta. No. 2, of Hartford, were most hosptiabiy entertained by Protector kngine Company No. 24, throughout the whole day. Ip the morning the special committees of Engine Company No. 22, who bad the Connecticut firemen in tow, ‘ander the command of the!r foreman, Mr. 7 j z ! ag? #f | bi E i 2F 3! i bere of Neptune No. by gor and safe return +0 their ative city. He spoke of the visit of No. 22 to Hartford, and regretted thas tt waa not in the power of his com mand (as be thought) to retarn te hompitaiities that had Deen Isvithed npon thom while in the city of Hartfor?. Colonel Samet Coo.ay, of the Firat Regiment Connecti- out Stato Milltin, and foreman of Sack and Bucket Oom- pany No. of Hartford, betog honored with a toast, was vfeos uprent of langhtor my bait on been, cocneg nearly balfan end With « tout in honor of the Ten Governors of ‘he Alms houre Deyartunont Colt’y Armory Rand, attached to the extensive Colt’s ra . and who the Hartiord omen, FAs Voxt josated which way responded to by Wi iH 4 af tho Rod connected with Ny, made |; Beors, of No. oie, of Ne 2”. Company No. 22, in Chambers their machine, they then passed Ly and were b by the mem- ‘clock they sailed for home, = Colt! Sant, ‘a armory 4 France nant aema@er, ac: mumberiog about one for manufactory. hes just boon oo ea W UREY—BAILORS’ BPBRUABK, ETC, BTC By the imViitelon of Cyrus W. Pieid, Haq, che gattunl rations of the Utited Grates premmebp Nicgara, sogottrer With a setect park” Of tho'r friends, were (ovited to per’ take of a cinzer on \“cenesday evecing—wnich, conatder- ing the Jatences of the Nour at wich \t was served, may ere eppropea'ely be ta Ded @ supper—wihleh wre lait oot oe w bulcwny adjoining tho crobesten « Patsos Gar Cer, Thin place of recreation, mrcinurtty very well et. tenced, was crowdad on this coca ice with en ao xisas a- sembiy, io copeequeece of the anpauncement—woici sed appeared in the eve: edition of the Hemao--that tho Hobie tars of Ausricn’s mont sbip wore to be entertained there. During the early part of the ¢voulng, prior te the perivel of the Nircara’s men, Do¢worth’s far-famod band Cleecursed sweet music. ard some cholce pyro'echnio Pieces, endor the direction of Ur, Kdgo, wore dischanyod. ite gartens wore brilitantly isumivawa on evory | aide, and balcony woere tno banqust was Sposa ue ex tne principe aut most driiliaat | ation. ~The snow whte table in the viaiform was covered wits Fe things, bath otidlo and drinkable, acd on ope £'de of the bul + ge seapes pues tg Hea, surmounted by the « BBS the red cevss of Vid Fus'avt were b.enced together 1a the ational flags of the two countries. of ro‘uslo of | eg: flattery, I believe ORK HERALD, (FRIDAY, ‘AUGUST 27, 11853, Great ov Rotts, BOTEA POR TY PRROIDENCY O86 THR KOVGDOM COME, Rucumonn, Va., August 9, 1454. You will please cxouse me for makicg a suggeetion to FOU whi Dey be fraughs with the most moms ow politcal resvita, UT bad the pleesure of your acquaint. etre | would mot troobie you with ® writtee cow munica- tow, Put weute lay the sudject be‘ore you porsoea'ly. tina) in this city snd in tho olty of Washivgton, T bave | algo teem & care’ul reader of the Hxnarp, and conse quend)," Must be comewbat iformed, reno man can read she Lien, V2 Carefull, aod constendy without obtaining tho moet rela &% Goi Dation Upoe wimoas overy subject, par- thovarly uy %% the tubject of politics From ali quarters I harm, sed jy Mower!) fom the Himeaio, tat aunioa of fil the ciewme, YF ef opposition te the demonratio party uld leave the ‘ Perty in & minority of eix cr vewen hun- dred thevrana en the popniar rote, ard compequeutiy ge ye euccess to the Opporition party, Whbout ce alight. bs “that the Maw’ Youn da eatn baeibe force, power aud inge, *EA9C08, the Wisdom aud Argeoity, to up ite arcer ope bar, 4 Whigs, Aver'eans, repaolicany bpd copservaive demce, "Wt and toske the next Provident whe Uonec States Preeisent end a prope * mea for Vico President. Tet the ticket be & patloval om ' s*a/nat which the cbarge of BECHOLAIAD Could Dok De » and if you tink as At about bell part ten o'clock the rolllog of drums with. cat, tnd the clavt of cymbals, ens the approsce 0 the “Hons of the eveoing,” ard shority alter tao gates were (brown she admiagion of tho cocqisring: beroce. worth’e was ia the actor pieying the eweet nir of ‘ Eves: Bate,” and as the processive Boved up the avence Whi’h the orowd forme?, tay riaal tans jomned tetr {to the wort strains of thelr loatru- 4 effe0\, #hich cailea forta ‘he A Desutiful baitoom wae ac ths of tha air, aad ag it Hie, very an green, now red—eliciting lou@ appiause a! LEO. Captain Hudson, Mr. Field, and tbe other mors promi- bent geutemen, advavoed fret; thea thé baad, foliu wed oy the procession of Jack fars—the foremost of waom Dore a beautitul model of the steamship Niagara, aeored from Stem to storn with flags—tno Ff Oo eusixa at tos fore apd the American at the peakejus as sas cptered the harbor of New York fal expedition, The rst part of the procession haviog advanced as far as ibe steps of tbe dns exciied crowd began to fali in and to cioe up the oaly yaseage by whioh the targe body of sailors cou! 1 procosd. duck cid aot bbe ibe etoppage, aad after bearug the ob- sircction mileoly for some momen\s, dDogaL to EXprsttlate with tbe * Coar ibe way, there,” said one iasty oid tar ia a volse a8 deep as thun ‘er. -*What’s the matter with the cable now?’ arked 4 weccnd. “The contiovity 1s stopped in,” eald « third. “Give wey, boys; give way ,’’ said t#o or tares others; an¢ alter moch pushing and shoving ap oprntng Was mate, abd the proceesion moved cu amidst roars of laugater, occasioned by thé off hand remerks of the ssamou. Toe rext rush that wee made was for admission into the salle d , bere tabees were spread and bouat/fally supplied ror the large company There were upwards ot two Furdred caliors, and the company pumoeres newly 439200 04 Capteio Hudson, Mr. Field, guests hed takoa thel rotecbn! with we right hand side, was lot oif—overy outline being pain end Gislinet, ewnelodirg with loud reports of Getonaring bals The pice was a complete success, ant while it Was cmillting Ie variegated ra,s the baad siruck ap “God save the Queen.” toliowed iamediately by the patioual aur‘ Hail Cou bia” Al we term netion of the exhibition, and while the tas‘ strains of tae music were still lingering of the ear, the Wakes COMCOUrES Of HHTSOuS present cheered again end again tn tre moet bearty and vociferous manzer. The number 0” epectators in the gardeu had gow @reatly imCrebse?, abd the ensuusiasia of the Inomenlly decane grenter, ‘Tne eallors den moved fom the garden into the pavilion, the band pimstig “Yankee Doodle.” A ta'l man in froat pore the American flag, followed by the carriers of the mibialure stamer, aud at the same time & meqpilicsct piece ot fireworks was dincherged. It was a fixed star, shooting (orth myriads of sparks, and rapidly cnangiog colors, Ik received well weried appiaast, The whole cempany now sa: down to the repast, but the | stores for the home squadron, ®od not to go ous with 4 spectators Lot seem g to @tmire the MoMeutAry suspense, began to sbout toucly for Mr. Field. “Figte— Fielo,”” began a few, and in a few moments the gounce were caught up by aimost every pervon ia tue gar. dep apd crutinued louder apo onder. At cergih Mr. Fao» was countraned to come forward, Orc as Le leapec over the calueirade, Le wus undle to pay a word for ! loud apd exbusissiis sence #05 iD manper restored, he Driefly said: — Gevtlemen—The brave and honest mailors of the Nisgara fare here. Before teu oc'ock to morrow morning 1 ¢o you held in the hotlow vT your hand the next Prosi cert ‘You made Frackiia Pierce » teridept beyood a dent, and a miseyabio ivgraie ney YF EBderstoud ar aypre Ginted it You were very near meking the fhad not been so baa yo. \ would have euccoed ed, aod I fear Woot Premcat would: vo bad wy Kittle ap- proctation of it ae Meroe did t Joba Minor dotis, of Vir, Lev wad NYP. Beuke, or uy otder wale [Nortera maa, for V.ce President. 1hia is not ® lool tlokot, it i not w BemNanal Loket, ut A nptiona A, hod On ‘exemivarton, m Wy jude you wih Whee more palpadie power te unite ce iow Forks aU aay O'ber Baca’ tam Cac be Horted, uncer Bovis, ara Dereron, of Panaeyi varia, corgi be conricered pre{iravie to Bots acd Barks Tasro to ret a more bga winced, brave, Bovorabie anc wike stares aan fp this ration tnaw J bo Mivor votts, and with such ger succoms. | qaterial ue this lo work oa the Geka cas make she next President fa my Wavois | have vos wota whe, ac American or a re;UdLcan Who Would pot vole for Lette, | Pxrxx Crores, Jr, wn the 66, aad there are & HUD OKs of doDocra’s who Wonid Vou for hum, The letter which Botts wroie to Pryor, fight him (whieh required ore moral aren 1 Chatler ge), 80 churmol tho Quakers of & es vanie tBat it waa proclaimed the crowntog antof Jann Minor Bow’ tife. You douvvess rememoer during sD ‘sat Campaign that C.vornor Wise aud Ronost G. scor wohreond, Va, charged . Botte with treason agsiost Lhe Soats, sua thas whue bo pretended to support Ful- mere be og Fremont, and made an ab Stain Sow, fet me ank you op read Bette’ Peversborg speech im sagwer to the © brought againet him by these geatiowen, and I vi sseort that sou will agree wih me that uo othe bin wetien contd or would beve made tha! speech tn tho Luth, avd thai ro greater speech has ever bee wate ia vis covetry Trend that ecerch in toe Bera, { think, 2 September cr Otiber, 1806, aud aa wel! as Crome er you Como imerted the eperch Lo cery bigh terma Tébali leave the cicy tais evenwg for tae West, and 50 oy reture I eball cok the Orsi opoortuni’y to ca! to per. ecb and copverre with you upon thia gubject I sgaie re. eet thas I am porfectiy satiofied thar uso Bev ‘provgh ite aimort vulimited in flcence, mould ent shia matter to anit fa own Wiews. JOAN Sal Novat Ent: Migence. Brooxtye Navy Yano.—The Sabine (60) recsived ber crew on board on the Zid inst., ard will haul out into the stream in aday or two. All hor officers heve reported except the First Lieutesant, who bas leave of abzonce until the 1st of Septem. bac, ‘The San Jacinto (10), scrow steamer, which arrived sere on the 24th, from Chinn, has bauled into the whar! and is stripping ship. ‘The St. Louis (18) received her lower masts on Tuesday, and will be fi.ted for sea at once. Tho Relief, store ship, is to return to Aspinwall with Pareguay expedision ae bus been raported. i The Marriot Lane, revenue steamer, will soon be ready for Bea. The Niagara continues te be visited daily by an immense © neenree of peracns On Mon’ ay last, Among -t the vist tern were Protesnor Bache, Superipencent of the United tees Coast Survey, ana Wieorge Cuylor, Mg , the railroad king of the South We learn that the United States surveying schooner Wadisen is cflered for sale. Sho is pow iyicg in the bana of the god dook. ‘Toe }yn, now steam sloop of. will be bard et work. Will you be pleased to give them | to the New York eide, is again ta one hour to ose? (Ch: end ories ot ‘ay, ay.'") Field | chinists. resumed bis sea! aud i@astantly luere urose cries for Cap ‘Ibere is no change in regard to tho other veaseis at tho tain Hvceon Amid the mont ‘euthustic ‘ Captain Hvpros then caine forward and mado a very cbarasterisic speech. Ha said—Ladies and gontlomea, ‘on board ebip we aeiiow our inen to got their din: pers; if you will woe ty let thom got their of “Als right. Captain, we wil wat on, you") Ta Allg night we on company were here etanciog, when tho Captain contaued acorenstyg bis crow" Here wo are, friends; let ua enjoy We orcanion that bea it us togetbder.”” The wpolo company at dewn to the banquet — choers were given for a great number o en. jace heart'y jc ined. Mr. Fisip then came forward and offered some romarks. Ro said:—My friepda—i feel comp imented in comiag here | g)¢ of about Toureday, to-vight, to find aasemb 6d ar me tae noble raivors of the Bi whom | cannot eesily We bave spent Wany at xious Gaye and nights tn siviviog to Recomm, thet great work, tne dless'ng 0. God bas been crowned by success. Our tora aad our among them Dr. Webster, in whica the pen), aller an Sy ’ popu ’ yard. [ty the arrival of the Niagara eud dau Jacinto, and the laupching of the St. Louis, the docks are made Aseume they wonted appearance ‘uhe Uniled States brig Dolphin Carconas. The Great Uheas Contest in England. [Prom Sore Cae) mee, = goed lust. —Mr. Mor- Presest rcore ap to Tbureday, the Sth 6; Lowenthal, 9; drawn, 1. ¢ game on Fridey, the 20th ult., wee mon te See Lowenths!: on Mooday, the 2d inst. Lyra (Ruy Lo ‘obstinuve , which ‘nearly ten wea edjourned, by matual and re sumed oo aegis but after another etrog- op ery molnteen by Mr. Morphy. We abali this remarkabie game in our next week's oo vecult of Friday’s game was not known when we wert to press. Gatgers are pow paased, but I hope that the rememorance | We cannot, ai tbe present moment, aosuralely deter of them will yet give yeu many bapoy im timo to | mine the exact position which Mr. Morpny hoids ia come, (Checrs.) The Secretary of tho Navy we expect | obéss circle. That he ia one of the Dost ed to bave been bere this evening, and I am sure you are | questionable fact; whetber be is the Tomine on. ‘ail sorry as lam thathe bas nvt been abloto aiend. I | decided. We iook to his pending matca wite Mr. Lowon- cap, however, inform you that be takes the highost ia- (ores io pone waters, On he Nee be bom keke come to ue, I propose f YOU Lave eujoyed yourselves yen ackis march tm precession to the Mitropoitian otel, ‘where be ls staying, and when there I you will gre Dim threo such had renderet more Bory! generally known. He wasaleoa firm friend of the teres expedition ; for tt was through iagnra was sept out in the yoars He coveiuded by observing that the qul- lent eailors would go down and give seach choers for Mr. Toncey a8 would awake bim even if bm cheers were wen given for Mr Vielt.) Mr Field retired, bids: the company ‘‘“Goot bight," aad wishing the crew of Niagara ‘ God's Dieseng. ‘The crew Degan to call for Mr. Lakeman, who is one of are’ Crow. god would thank them not to (Cries of “Dick Lakeman,” “) Lakeman.”") a 1 ad will me to tell you now that thecabie bas deen iaid, for you ie fff i 4 argty mon N agers can ‘man a side tackle or stand to their guns with any ee ont.” Ce it @ ail writing 2nd no gonpowder, andi afraid Fea! j i i i i i t zs ee saytt i i eH g 5 Wieto's Gaaney—Benarrt or Miss Coonnes.— This lady, who has eatabliahed for herself a reputation as of the beat modern artists as @ comedienne, takes firet benefit in New York at Nibio’s Garden to night ( the ground cf merit alon» Mins Coombes ia entitied to hearty respongs from the lovers of the “rama, and co Aqw4 the public wil| amply reapond to Ler fret appee!. eth future ent with a rsore mated With Kr. Siaustoo will, cn aa We a1 Mistakeo, be Mir Morpby’s greatest andertaking, and piace the distin guithed Americaa in hin right position Mr. vhal to settle the matter, ané sill more do we look to ihe powerful combatant: The 8 as Yankeo saiors | briliiancy, learning ana eapadiity of improvement will ‘hep meet with a Worthy opposition in depth, experience ebeers were given which = Mr. Fra and indomitable energy. Let our readers be coateat lo wait with us for Lhe result, SSRs os wih ‘alg eoycitea ve poner ees had retired. | Gentlemen's Hats, Gevin will intwodace bis fall and winter elyles this day, Pricny) the 370. GENIN, 214 Broadway, oppoatie St. Pan's Free Farms and Free Products of Labor, e LeKRMAN arose and aid he was a piaio sailor man, | upos honor, to nse for life but not to sell Down with the ive hic the thie of Maser, | money epetem. Photographed by HOLMAN, ‘White's Fall Style of Gentieman's Drees Hats zg 2 Sausers, a And 242 Ureeawick siraeia, cor, with Case, Bonu- Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tabi:t Razor Strop. PR Eee seoae TG Per No.7 stor as — Paince Brookiy a; 149 Paton , Mo. § Ann mt. heels, from 328 to Me; ober ratppers, 0 rd q g lovely boots and chose for riularee. gh siples and privcs tax cleo remember. . B. he vsaal Good Cea— $1 the Chest, and 10 [bs Good Cof- fer for #1 CHRISTIANBON'S Yon Wareboure, No, 1 Cham Wlilion, and Undershirts of at McLAUGHLIN'R, corner of Green- the Wickand array serenta AUOHEIN'R, om Sz era rer s 4 yeeSphies tenn, Pow the Inst ois movie | wave Wevelled comsideradty } ac epent ecme time in the South and West, nad some | Fre woent Preaifest,and if | 26, Hor ert. Barwea Tre hanas of tho ma. | Mctonty, left undecided. Takes up oe, corner of Ext Eula steet, a Sunday | Aneseaw Comm, of Memphis. of (he tate ‘iart ead deo Prenciveo, copy Avgott $6, by Ror W HB. Hornvower, igouss 4 Daw bow, of Broukoyn, N. ¥ , to Eixuas levis, of Parecson. ee 60 yeure. ‘Toe frieeds of the family, bad the mewber: of Vert Ber's Lacge No. 25, 1. U. Of O. F., Bre reBpeLt Wily’ Lavited Wesiiced the faserei, irom fis lao FoBideaoo, ie Love Islene, this (Prizes) afiorpoon, Lovg letnct tart at 10 ane 12 o’clors W. Batuortm.—At Newark, N. Ape Eucausre, wie of J & aie. ‘abe 08 aod Cirends of the ‘amity are tovited Loa. od the furernl ecrvices, without further Invitation on Bubcey aiter-oou, as owe o'clock, irom Orange airet, Kuvec ile, Nowark Furr Himaary, aged % y ‘The Nisnda nd relatives of the famity aro reepeuitaly Invited W attend tbe icnoral, do day (ining), rom Cor late reetccrco No. 8 Nor oik eireei. Proox.—-On Weenescay, Anguat 25, Wary, wife of Mi- = Brock, 4 Jamesiown, Coucty Leitrim, trolend, aged yeore. ‘Tho frienda of tho fam'ly, those of bor wrothors, Wiltiam 2i| Unet te wanted isa propar maa | and Tiomes Horsa, ava of hor oroiners to iaw, Poter Kean voc Jamee Maud'on, are requewtet W atiaed the fa. era), Wis (Friday) atk rPOGw, oF two solock, irom bo fae Peovieece, ourer of Murry za wad Guiumbs eiroets, Brork'yn, #ithovt tarchor invitation. Boxrce — In Witamaburg, on We¢nesday, Acgum 6, Sata’ SiasdoR BURMGR, COugiion M oaey a. acc Bama B. Borcge, egec hi contas Bua. 0K. — at Lidia Nook, &. L, on Wedeeeday, August caagnier Fatsows, , tged 38 years. the rncorat wil take pleco this (Irida; tem o’elock, from thin sevlueuce of Mry. morning, ab “ah Yau toe in‘a, for Prewidvat, | seid, itiio Neck. fewusc.--Un Tourséay, Angnat{$, Haworas, youogest douseer of John ave Mary Buns, aged i year, L monta ano bdeys. Doar Manorab, thou Last lof us, ‘Ana thy leet ao deep'y foo; But "is Gos tars babe Gores us Ale cen all cur norroae how! ‘Tbe reistives ove irewes © toe facnily are respectfully toviied io nitend the fareral frow her fatuer's reideoce, No. 179 East (birty-toird street, (aia (Friday) elteruove, nt haif pact one o'clock. Cuusy —Oa Wedocaday, Avgust 35, of consumption, yeur of bls ego The fe Alves OG Irivads oF We samy are invited to at dpe the funeral from bs late resideoot, Nr. 126 Leovard etreet, tis (Frica) ) afieravon, at iwo o clock. Dy Bavowx —at Buh wick Loeg [eiaad, on Tuesday aK, August 24, Of congwmpilon, Avaianua, tia wet Of Utaries I wad Jase L. De Bevoise, we tae lose yest of ber age ‘The relauivee and frieada of the fami'y are reapectfally } unwited to aitend dhe fupern!, widavat furvaer invitation, tom the reendeuoe of Bei parcnts, $ois (Fridag) aftaruqan, at two o'clock. De CA Eracrmie.Iy Brooklyn, on Wedneaday, August 26, 2oms Epws A Dn La FiscaRtR caughtr of the ‘ste Evtevbeed Berton and cf «.* M. Do La Fiecheilie, aged 27 yeare,9 months and 12 Gaye. the friends of tho Tanly are réepectfa ly invited to at tend the funeral, tis (Pneny) afervan, at ovo o'Clook from ibe restéouce of Ber site, Mrs. Pucce, Nu 304 at- tantic etrrot, Brooklyn He ywoow Ow Thur #1 davgbter of Wi! opibs Boa 11 Caps. vee avd friends of the ‘em'ly are respociul'y to ettend the funeral, from the residseoe of ber cezente, So. S6T Mieth avenue, thu (Fridwy) ateorncon, at one cece Hows —Bodéenty, in Brookiya, om Thursday +6, J. Hasey Bows, of tae Inqemnity koea- sabce Oumyany, w the sTch year of bis ago Ha triers, taeno of his tether, Capt. Grorge Howolt, And 0; fis auber ta law, dcorge W ive, are ruspecifully Jc ¥yed to aueme the funeral, irom £5 Ia e reaivence No. ‘<1 Lovwgeten sureet, Brook'y 2, on Matureag afternoon, at jay morsiog, August 26, Kars, vm and Aloe Haywood, aged 4 ther ‘weiaa J Jacon, 1m the 34a year ot De ago ite [riers aoa Tewasives of wo family are reepectfeliy wyned ve attend the funeral, on Saturcay, trom Din inso reeisence, No 26 Clark sarees, Kr_sepy.—at her resivenco, on Thursday evening, Au- 5, Mew. Jase Keswapy, wife of Gawd tt. Kennedy, of a Senoria, Weetmorcmud, Va, agod i2 years, 7 ne | Mente aud 8 days Lioss.~ Ot Marver’s Har r. Staton Islued, on Woduce day, augus 26, of ernsumption, Jom’ Wemer Lyoxs, of Portobester, NY aged 22 yeure and 6 muaths, sor of Dard Su au Aco Lyon ~ 09 SDUTSAs me 68, Jon ai The friecoR ® ¢ rel "y, and tose oF hi 60m in-law, Pavrick an. Are Pespeciully invites to at feud the fucerai, (rom bis inte reswence, No 106 Wortn street, on satureay altorvoos, at Bai! past two o'clock, without further inviarion Soary.—Svoceniy on Thursday, August 26, Boon ed OO years, gud for the last 85 years a jens of city. Tis trieoda, aod chose of the family, are reapectfaily i ytea to attend the funera', at batt paet one o'clock this (Priosy) afvernoon, from nis late residence, No 128 s0- venth avepus. Mos sanan.--On Wednesday, August 25, Mr. Momacmay, TEOO 15 ) cere, & Gative Of County berman|g!, Ireinod. ‘The eof tho teretly, and toose of her son in law, Andrew Way, are reapeathelly myites to aiteed the fuse ral, frow her late residence, No 285 Firet avouus, corner ot Revenweenta street, unis (Fridmy) afternoon, ‘at two eo’ Newni—In Brooklyn, om Wedveniny, August 2%, after a hoger pg ‘ness, \ Nawin, # native of Trowbridge, Ecpiand, agec 48 . 6. ‘be rolattves and frichde of the family are invited to at tend the ronera!, from his late residence, No. 198 Sith his axe. NOL —At St. Oannerino’s on Wodnesday, August 25. a: 12 o'cwek M.,J N. Rersorne, Req be for interment. Ricu.—In Brookiyn, on Thursday, August 26, Crane Warsox, caughter of Ebenezer and Kstnor Rich, aged 1 year, § montts ant 4 days. the Tho friends of the family are invited to attend the fune rere isan an | %®!, 08 Saturcay afternoon, at four o'clock, trom No 220 Horeieces 0s Coerotay, hngust 98, Jase, yoonges mp —Un Thu }, FAMwn, it ten of David and Elvabeth Ruthorford, agod 2 years, 0 months and 3 dave. | The friewcs and relatives are reepectfully lovited to at- ‘he funeral, from the residesce of bin parents, No. 97 room W ‘be friewds of the tamily aro os ae tend the faneral, thin (Frinay) afternoon, at threo o’o!ock, trom the reeidence of his parents, No. 4s Wost Pwonty so cond siroat. Boixe.-(n Thureday morning Angurt 26, after a lin- ug iinees, Catus sire, the beloved wife of John J. rig aged 4¢ years, 8 months and 10 days ‘The relatives and friends of tne {amily are reapectiully invited to attend the fuveral, without furthor notice, from her iste residence No. 383 Weet fwonty Mla street, on "nasa er seston, Mrs. ot 1 ¥, Auguss 20 Maxy, widow the Inte Capt. Day d Sherry, in the S4th year of her age Feepeewuliy invited to at. fend the funoral, from ber Iste residence, No 81 Weet Cerrnty mxin street, on Saturday afternoon, at tw o'clock. The remains will be taken to (/reanwoos fer intarment Tavton —On Thurs morning, August 26, Caraurs Merny, acopted eon of ‘0. wud Haanab J, Taylor, aged 7 mouths od 37 daye the fuperat will take place from their residence, Gates Durey, vy are bandos indies, svenee, near head, lvecsiye, thie (Friday) afternoas, 6 ‘Trwowsy.—On Wednesday, Angas %, Parsicx Treorer, d 40 yearn, 7 months apd +3 days. reiakives aod frieods of the , August 25, st bait Wentocs.—On Thureday Sve e’ctoek, After a hort (linens, Marta Loctsa. ia M and Ameita M. Whitlock. ‘The 1 aod of the family are invived to at tend the fanoral, th aay OY, EO Fesvcebetee eseasy, Carriages be ~ . . waiung a the Mott “aven station of the Harlem train which leaves Twenty sixth street at four o'clock. _MISCELLANROWS, . Toor., to Ttomanra By] : > papscs pleas | 4 4 GRAY He tke ComPLarany among Dawsou—Inving —4t Patoraee. WJ, o8 Wotasrtey, 0s. Arvens.—On Wednesday, Avgust 6, Capt. i. F. Arcam, | °) on Thursday moraiag, | Brranry.—tucderls, on Thursday, August 26, Miss 9 yoore | of the tate Hamuel v. H gust AGA, AP Co -On Thumday, August 25, of commamption, Dives | (L2NLOW iam @ abd Caroioe A. Scranton, aged 6 mouths. | oowd for. MISCHLLANEOUS Geeutias dleck ar brown, ty ” wen Teco nos cient tome ir Wpeheyone a Mecalor > injure ba shiv, aod wil! p peal tae aenar tea geome gS 7 a8 water epgh ig ik —Lmcidedty the mee @ Salen Uiteaoest eafaat and mont convenient “Lair dee" evo: areniod, urns g ‘ce Beir pay atade. from Pa of gives it @ tenuuful appeareaen. WILeON'S HAI® KRSTUR ME Wilt cere . preveat | erg ben wr ir moreens | REV weet the Bate turpis ¢ gray Mo oils oF grensa aval ba bon Vere Ube firme sae wita.ut any other prapam Wen ely $e, darne, butiles Foie anor 64 pooner 10g aleve, 00 Grand streat New York; Thich Waleut street PR adnipha — A0TION TO TE PUsUIC ater wrard anew | maa i tor:etontely sae [peony yee add a they oer I ery in ta mrciifaotuen by which it wan tope! et ee tad Weneamatory proptrdas, ead readorcd preteaiay pure My mrcufactewy in at Poketiam, Aller sever moriby ine wbel die te ane bey ; | Bictirog ste astundietng peeeees : yace of che , trem falling Erowsa of (he wate, Bobet fio lant whers (be gie is teamaracturrat Vaoclows Ite newe from ‘by ite len jut fevored. end be word ° gohino bmw ore ‘otmdem arwmatic drink. No soar oy pos been ineducsd te we Acae) nubile, sod th aporobaaon, Gen ie | Be xara of New Vouk Reeti |. pilarstarted te pureult. wich oat? ~, oe 4 | tndee wertous Samee—sobeldum gia ahh eres Ae | ion. Club Howse WB, Losdea soraig, Terge ireati: | fotbera sed |. Baus bp settles tes rans by 9 oy aa the pptectpaly bo rac lhepe ea who vaianrtbe heats of Nvog wilt ald cna te, ferreting ot in of vopuine exocrine UK Solo importer, 18, 3 an id 22 Reever street. VAUTION. / eienvion ts respesitully invited to the following lotter from : CxRus W. FISUD, BaQ. | few WouR, Auguet %. 1 Merwers. Tirrasy & Co :~-Gentlemra—at a end Im jusliee to you Tam bored wo state that | disposed the votive bat ace of the Atlaulic cable oa board ‘ke i biaien oeam frigate Miegara to your firm,and thu if aty (ber party oalmpe to have apy portion ‘hereof it must eter be ce beep procured from you or irom the small apootmens. Which were virteibuted om board before tae canie was laid, te wtob cnse the (uspety is (oo emall'0 be worthy of f vtlea ies pe miler interest atracbed (0 ne oahle whiod yew heave houg!t, twen'y miles of tt were astuslly saomeuet ie Hie cosas i Feoovered. while through, allo’ It Un eleairte 68 were being treerm juring the whole of tag ame oxcupted fn Taste g the oxble, — a etiong Of coursO BDF qe ronmel Mf cable cao be mauufastured ia ¥rpia:d, sed ment specimens bave beer circulated io this country; but to if apy of theme, attaches vatue which the cebie purchase by you pov ‘hat (bey were part ae parcel of be cable ‘ly lnld. Tremain, geallemen, ae teu iy OY ANB acl THe Geni: exirected without prim, po that the hoot owm be WORN. NA PENBTAATING worn ‘nmrdiately a’ter ths oprration without tho least worm ve: tence \o ‘be pallens, by ut. ZACH aRiK, ourguom chine Pedlet, 160 Prosaway BR. MENTZO'S VIPALITY-THE WELL OF LI L and strength —) rink and be healed, all thet om from person sfeot! impvency, rbeumstiwm #0; a om ths! GOP Bur Of th reyroductve orgsus {i is matohloas ‘a ip Beat w aay part Ac 08 9 tostaatuaccus 59) Brosdway Of the oruniry ot Sptencialy ‘6 Whe the ILLUSTAaTR! LONDON And sil news agoate NLOW, ULES DO GLAN DOW kat LEDUKE. ONLY YO Osu ORLY, BOSY & TOUSEY, General Agoais, i2! Nassau street. ADPISLD'S TELEGRAPH FI&RWOR! COLEY & TiTus, fms rt Bo 170 Kewmdway New Yoru. addressed a4 abive wiended im Orders to any amount Prompliy AL, ® PtmaLnoRrr 2 00. . GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, Venez yares Artiste’ Ma) €01 Beouttway, arar Fourth stroat, i Sao eattonton el of pelaiings jenvectives em Renee, ‘N THR WORBT CABRS OF Cor: CHES TOMATORS, PLUMS OR ANY cman . machines. f to 630 ence. rmartikd rage aor of Brosdway and ttroome BA 2 froit may be preserved in Patent Cans, in fectty freeh wate. These cams bare Deen !8 nse the past four years. aad are ‘be the mm reliahle calf tealtre cons ip the marBet #il ordars by post or prompUy forwarded aud the cy free o be yo =i te & BROOM, geepeittare, He. 8 RCH ASHRS OF LEA & PRRRING WOUCRSTER- mbire BAnC® Bre OR LOUed to Avold ‘coustarielto and take fame 4 s0N8, tabeas in decry! esohin D 0s IANOPORTE.—OREAP SACRIFIOR.—A SEVEN OC. toon, una ta perfor cree’ cost souds rt 7 Conmt $5; price Call aad see at 424 Kroome i —~RADWAY'# READY RALISF A J. Biers stonia bo esas tn ol enaoe sosriat Toren, ie or, ® cram, cor rea, heumetion, 1a Spa rams etek ee item team fat ITRANGERS IN THE CITY ae 12 oe to an examiastion of } ee ERO Rory ae Tethers. 60 and 6 Broad wag. ‘pected ON Tire OIFT + o ts domme Te embracing many dor sale ats reat reduction Id. BATRA Se. Qicens IMPROVED HEMMING W 4,Co's colebrated sewing, Te Eepryy O., OMS —ANT OB = cows G3 Droste. = INOKR’S IMPROV AD EX MACHING FOR Abd. | 7) ° | cory of eager & o's Gusts, whsch wil be supped pradiana elves full ntormauion ta the ee | no heal Bae Mar and re B. Le Sit sare to, al ' Carinto goods, , Uy Mo. M4 roniway nnd 8a Pi Be UVeri