The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1859, Page 5

| i + e4 the ca'l (0 the reovorship of St, Paul’s cuureh, Boston ‘mton. Keligivus Intelitgence, CITY CHURCHBS, A corres 20ndent propores that in annouaclag the ser: ous 10 Lo delivered 4 tue Virivas churoues tu bb's Gh, the pselors Bdould siave tho Wxis from whivn they intead to preach, Div ve service will be held at the North Datch charch, corner of William wal Fultoa etreets, this moruing aad af- ternLOG, KOA w prayer meeriLg IM tne evening. Dr. Armitage, posior of the Norfolk eirest Bprtat churob, wil} vreack this aftecgoou im Uniou shapal, corner of Broadwry and Snircugtiotn atrest, Divinw cervices wil be bolt thin morning and ovealog fn ths Prowasaas Kpwoopal Mission churco, Caton Hail, Astor plaos, id cbarge of Rev. Ropart G. Dickeoa, Rev. U. f. Tracy, nasiaiant miafater of Aecension obarch, iil preach this eventog iu the Memorial charch, corner of Aammond street aud Waverley place. Services mora- ing and aternoon, Rey. Me. Frothioghan:’s rociety, corser of Broalway ‘and Tairty-eecond sireot; services tals morning and even tog. Sunject for toe morning, “Tae Unity of 304.” To the evening, “Christian Hospitality.” ‘At thy Norfolk sires Matnoiist Spissopal Church thore will be preschwy in the foreuooa by Rey. De. Michell and in the bfernooa by Rev C Newman. To the Bleecker street Univeraalist Cnorch, corner of Dieocker and Do walog strcots, Rev. Moaen Ballou, pastor, ‘will preach tule morpug and eveuing. "Subject for the ‘owrvivg, “ Prial of Faith ;” for the evening, “The Now, Bath.” In the New Jorasalem Caarch (3wedeaborgiaa) pablic worship will be neid this worviag, at Golibeck’s Music Hail, 765 Broeaway. Rev. 8. P. Perry, of Yarmoutn ‘Dass., wil officiate. Tn the Christian Soctety, Clinton Hall, Astor place, Rev BR. G Holland pastor, services this moraoing and evening, Morning disoourse, ‘ {119 Satanic Majesty.” His caemiea, 08 woll ab bis friends avd relations, are invited to attoad, ‘The third dizcouree 1a the series on the “ frausuctioas of the Cross” wili be preached by ths Rev. Dr, Caveyer, this eveuing, io the Couroh of tae Puritans, The Beipavy Bapust cuurch, orgauizsd on Woduestay “Ovening last, will Bold appropclaie religious services at their usval place oF worsle'p, cormer of Second avouite aut Filty-teventa street, 10 day (Sunday), at 1014 o'clock, Rey. Heory Bromley; a! 3 o'clock Rev. Wa. Bayar, D. D.; at 7 o'clock P.M, Rey. 8. Herbert Lo sey, Cora L. V. Hsien is eogaxed to speak at Dotwirth Hall, 806 Broadway, this rooruing. Moraing subject, “ Moham. Mmedatism, its-Clainie and its Results” Evening, on 4+ Geology.” Rov, Mathow Hale Smith will preach this morning and _-Ovening in the Movut Olives Bsptias church, cocuer Sixtn evenve end Forty fet nireet. . Toe Fires Independent Society, Rev. Goo. F. Noyes, | Pastor, meets at dupe Chapei, 72) Broadway, this moraing and evening. Surjects of discourse—Morning, ‘Faith’in “God;”” evening, “The Batic of Life.”” Toe Rev Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Eighteenth Bireet Baptist church, ous door wost of Fifth aveaue, tats sMorbing #94 evening. la the evening, the third lecture (8 the gerics on The Yourog Mea of the Bible wiiibs de livered. Subjest—‘ absutom, the Progressive Young | Man.” ‘The Rev. Dr. MoMeramy and tho friends o° @ free | Bible, in bringing ‘doing penaace” to a close, will direct special attention to the name and offics of the Romish privet, as having never belonged to the Carietian religioa, | in Spring street pall, 189 Spring street, this evening. Union reisgrous xor?ices ‘n Cooper Institute this morn- Ing. Public exposition of Ssripture by Howard Crosby. ‘Genera! un'on prayer moving at 334 P.M. Preaching at 8 P. M., by Rev. John Tuomeon, D, D, Bible class at 2, P.M. D. J. Robinson will preach in room No. 24 in the Cooper Institute this morning avd afternoon, Subject in the | ‘morning, “Full Salvation.” Subject in the afternoon, “armageduon; or, Last Battlo.” ORDINATION. ‘The ordination of Rev. ar. Ou Bole, the pastor olect of | ‘the Nort Keformed Duton courch im Nowarit, took piase | ‘Op the 16th met. Ais tmetallaton by the lassis of Ber- gen tcok place in the eveuing ia the churca, INVITATIONS, Rev. Jobn E. Barker bas received and accepted a call sy charge of the churches at Arkport and Burns, } The Rev. James A. Bolles, D. D., of Cloveland, Obio, has sovepted the rectorsbip of the Church of the Advent in Rev. Mr. Amen, of Somerville, has received a call from the First Congregatioaul Society of Quincy, Mass. Rev. De. Wiliam R, Nicholson, of Cinctnnati, hasacsept- es the succeseor of Rev. Or. Alex. H. V! a installation of ine Rav. pastor Of the First Preeby era caurch, Chicago, took py on Tuesday evening, Tin inst. ‘The Rev. George M Muxwoll was installed pastor of the Fighth Presby teriaa churcb, Ciocinpati, Ohio, on Sadbath evepicg, 51D inst. The Rev W. B Dade wan inatalied pastor of the First Congregetunal church in Jackson, Mich , on the 1gsh ut. RESIGNATIONS. The resignation of the Rev. Thoms 0. Rice as pastor of the Orthosox Soriety in Brighton, Maes., was read from the pulpit on Sunday last. ‘The Rev. James J Bowden, who for the past ten years has beep the rector of St. Matthew's church, Jorsey Cit7, reaches his farewell sermon ou Sanday ulgnt lash Ho | a Tesigued Lis charge ow'og to tll beaith. DEATH IN THE MINISTRY. ‘The illners of the Kev. P. B. Wilber, of Cincinnati, Pre- sident of the Wesieyan Femaie Colege, terminated fatally OD the Lith inst. He was io bis f’ty third year. NEW CAHURCAKS. The corver stone of the house and temporary church of the Misiooary Priests of St, Paul, situsted oa the corner | of Nivth eveoue aad Fity viath sireet, will beled by tne Most Rev, archbishop at four o’clook this afteroooa, The Most Rev, Archbishop will preacn on the occasion. The members of the Universalist Society of Hartford have in coptmptation the building of a new church. MISCELLANEOUS. Rev. George T. Bedell was vlocted Assistant Bishop of the ajoveee Gf Obio at the late moeting of the Episcopal Convention of that State, aud a salary voted him of $2,000, ‘which 16 cousider ably Ites than be receiver aa the pasior of the Churod of the Ascension, in tais city. Dr. Botell is avon of we Rov. G. T. Bedeli, D. D, wao died white res. tor of St. andrew’s eburch, Poiladalpnia, anout tweaty- five years eure, The father was ever a Low caurchiaan, | pod the son alter bim, Rey J. H. Dill bas been dismissed from bis charge in Boencerport, N. ¥., 10 become pastor of tha Sata Con- Bregwioual Church, Chivago. Io the couree of u sermon preached by Mr. G, Spargaoa, at Trivity Chapel, Brixvoa, the reverend divine remarked, ‘that “pulpita mast have bean tlest erectet by Sean, for tt uever could be ttendot that o minister #3 to bo suck UP 4 pair of etuirs In a xquare OX to preaca; It woud do- Siuy thy eloquence Of Loe 03% disinguisved advocate at tbe bar to suck bm up by himsei’, wad eo did it witn omistere, Hy seferred preaching tue Gospel with his congregation mingled aroucd hic. At the cloge of the gervices of the South Malden, Mass. , Congregavova) Society, on Sundsy tas:, a lotter was road from the pastor, James Cruckanauks, asking the Church and Soviety to call wa ecclesiastical coupei to dis- foive the rolutionsaip butwoea the gasior aud chureh. Op the 18th just. a company of five missiobaries em. Parked 00 board tue 04) k Kaxs Horge trom 3 ston toeuter vpen the msstooary wo k is tae Fast, under the aag pices of the Awerican Board of om miesioaers for Foreiga Mf gains, Toey were Rev. JB. Clarge avd wife, way wil he om- nected with the mission» mn Northern Armonia; Miss Maria, A. West, who returns io resie her /asies a¥ toacher in the femate seminary ut Gokek; Mies Myra A Procior, who Will join (he KeMIDATY at Ainsab as teacher; and Mx. J. W Parcove, who, with ber two childrea, returas ty join her buaband jo missiocary labor. Tbe usual rehgioas services wore Leld on board, and were conducted by Rav. Dr. Peine, of Holoen. The folowing changes in the ministry of the Catholic ehuren in Rochester aad diovels bave boon made by Bistiop fimou:— Very Rov, Francia O'Farrell, Vicar General, of Batfulo, due resigned his position, and goes to hurope on a tour for the benefit of bis bealth. Rev. M. O’Brien, of st. Patrick's, Rochester, is promoted -fo the Viear Generasnip, and goes to Botfalo, Kev. M. Kavanagh, Chancelior, of Sutlile, is appointed to the charge of St. Patrick's, Rochester. Rov. Mr, Barker, of St, Bridgot’s, Rocvestar, to Buffalo, Rev. F. McKeon, of Immacutave Gonvepsion, Rocueser, ‘to St. Bridget’s. Key. Wusiam Stevens, of Niagara falls, to Immaculate ‘Doacepvion, Rochester. Rev. Wm. Gleason, of Waterloo, to Baita's, Chancellor. Ray. M. McGuire, of Media, w Waterioo. Rev. Thomas Brady, of Seneca Vale, to sedina, bg Ovaries D. McYuilen, of Canauds gus, to Seneca Rev. M. Purcoll, of Clyde, to CananJaigua. Rev. Mr. Constant, of Buffalo, to Cis de. The returas about to be submitied W tue Wesleyan Coa- ference o1 Bogiand wiilextbit a steaiy onward progress do the numerical etrengin of the rocloty of Wesieyaa Methodists. An inorease in tue number of mombera bas taken place during the past year ia every district, with | the exception of the Channel Islands. Tus reiurns are ‘Drought up to March last, aod exnibit an agerogate o | 261,341 members ip the soctety, or an increase on tno | Year of 14,660, including 644 trauaterred from tas Liver- | pool to the North Wates «istrict, white 21,683 moadars Bre reported on trial. It will be Obmerved that the Ger. ‘ola men’’ ail tes fondly t what bas become with thom. ‘@ traditional form of worship. Is should aot bo forgotten ‘that the society directs 1s efforts Wowards & steadily in. ‘oreasing population. CHURCHES IN ORICAGO. In tho city of Chicago, Limois, thors are soventy three Churches of ail denominations, nationalities and crecas, Forty-two of these are vesapied by congregations com. Ee mainly or entirely of oersons of Auoricaa of Kag- | ih Birth aud education, avd proadod over dy jiors aad Offloers Of the aame nationality. Gt toe remaiving thirty, | tea sre Catholic, two are Jowish, and sho ronaining nine: ten are owned and occupied by sougreations of foreign birth, professing tbe dovtriner of VagKotical and ortho dox Cirietiumty, with ona oxoaption, abel y-—the Geeman | sic: ieetencsan ental rietbete te an lille gion 96 understood and practises by the followers of Bmv- but Swedewourg. Lae eiguteen Loreiga Prabosbaus ch r bes are numod aw Collows:— (burch of St. Aasgartus, 5+ Norwegian Evaugeitoal court, Sweoish Kvangelical oburch, Scanowavwa Megoudiss Koiscopal oaarch, German Evaagetioal, Firsy churon, Germen Kvacgeitoal, second oburch, Tmmaouiate oaarce, Lutheran, sogolical, Lutheraa, ‘mag, Firat German Metbadiat. man Srvtety of the Mexhodist Koiscopal church, ‘Bouto Chicago Geraiaa cuarab, First Rsformed Dotan church, Hollandors, Secood Ketormed Daten church, Norw-giap Lutheran charcu, Norwegian Larnoran oharch Wert Calvin Metnodist ohurch, Seureb courca, STATISTION OF POPULATION AND RRLTGTON. The Director of the Statistical Baresa of Bselia Curt the fol owing curious statement WDOlo e&) UD 19 @stimated to Ne 1,244,000,009, viz: —Eurepe, 272,000,000; abis, 755,000,000; Africa, 299,000,000; Amari: Ca, 69,100,000; and Auatratia, 2,090,000. Ths pypulat oa of 18 Lous subdividet:—Rursia coatarns 62,000,009; the Anstriag States, 6,309,620; France, 36 049,304: Greet Britela aud Trelaud, 27,488,863; Prasaia, 17,089,407; Car- key, 18,740,000; Spain, 15,618,008; the Two sioilies, 8,616,013; Sweden ant’ Norway, 6,072,820; A,016,U | Belgwum, 4,007,006; “Savariey 4.047 Neth. 48) 9; Sardinn “rlawds, ; Porwgat, 3474,) 0 Pay States. 3,1°0,000;” Switzerland, | 2,404,500; Doamaric, 2.408, Golwese etapire egutsins 408,48." In Agia, the 400,000,000; the Ev t Tudiea, 171,000,000; the Jatue Archipelago, 80,000,000; Jaoun, 35.00),000; Hinaostea ond aentic Turkey, exch 16,000,000, In America, tha United States are compoted to coatain 23,191,876; Brazil, 7,071,800; Moxico, 7,661,520. 1a the reverat avtinns of the earth’ whore ae. 385,000,000 of Chyistisus (of woom 170,0€0,000 are Papists, 89,000,000 Protustants ana 78,000 000 followers of the Greek Caurch), Toe number of Jews amounts to 5,000,000; of these 2,890,750 are in Europe, viz:—-1,260,000 in Europese Russia, 853,304 ia Avs ria, 234,246 in Prussia, 192, in ovher parts of Gor- many, 62,870 in the Netherlands, 33,993 tn Laly, 73,995 io France, 26,000 in Great Britayp, and 70,000 ia Turkey, Uhe followera of various Asiatic Telizions are oatim sted at 600 ,(06,060, Mabomedane at 160,000,000, and “ heatneas’? (the Genules proper), 000. Accordivg to the censas of 1850, there wero in the United States 23,191,876 people. at the same ume thera were 26,542 clergymen, or one clergyman to 883 But New Hatapshire takes the load in supporting clergymen, 45 she Has one clergy man to overy 490 peopie. Counecticut stands next, with one clergyman to every 626 people. All the New Engtand States Kayport uae clorsy- Wau Wo leés than 600 poopie, Now York aaa vay clorgy- tan to every 722 peop'e, Virginia ove ta 1,317, South Caro ja one to 1,410, Lo uisiuna one to 30:0. Leger Beer versus Watskey and Brandy. 4s meu.will driak some kind of stimulating driok, for Shey have doue go iu every country and in every age, it is desirable that they suould driak thas which experience Veaches is loaat injurious to them. In almost all those countries of oor temperate zone where ths vine 1# got outivakd the mhabituoty bave resorted to the manufac- lure of beer, a word which is derived frown the Latin bibere, to drink, aod in modern times, even ia wine-produciag countries the juice of toe barley is supersoving the juice of the grape, Beer has been made of a great variety of materials—whest, oata, ryo, corn, potatoes, turaips, roots of several kinds—whatever in fact will produce sugar or Saccharine matter by fermentation. Bat barley makes it best. It also makes tho best whiskey, being the materia’ | from which by distillation Irign poten aad Sooten malt are distilled. But these latter ardent drinks, ag well a8 brandy , aro too inflammutory for un ordioary beverage, end are ipjarious to health, particularly in this’ climate, And much more whea they are of bai quality, as they eo generally are. For more than 2,000 years we have evidence of the uss of beer. Herodotus, who lived 400 years before Christ, mentions it as made by the Egyptians from barley. The Grecian poet Archilochus aud the Grecian tragediant scbylus afd Sophocles, who flourished about the same time, call it wine of barley.” Taeophrastus, who was a pupil of Aristotle and died 288 years before Christ, speaks’ | of tt under the same designation. Diodorus, of Sicily, who lived 60 years before Christ, mentions beer ia his history, Pliny, who wrote about the middie of the firs: century after Christ, mentions it in several places in his ‘“Naturai History,” and says it was prepared in different ways, and that one kind was more intoxicating than wiae, Ia Spata it was called celia and ceria, but in Gaul and in other provinces of the Roman empire, corovisia (from Ceres, the goddess of grain, and vis, power). The Egyptians, as the firet promoters of agriculture, are believed to have ‘been the first to invent beer, and in lator times they pre- pared a kind at Pedunum, at the mouth of the Nile, cilied the ‘‘Pelusian potation,” which obiained great celebrity. It is a curious fact, as showing how arta ana civiitzation are lost, that the Egyptians, when Egypt was iayaded by the French under Bonapar's, in the last, years of the last century, knew nothing of the manufasture of vse till they were taught by the invaders, facitus, whose work ow the manners and customs of the Germans was written tp the first coutury, or 1,800 yours ago, speaks of beer as then a common drink among them, and it ig taar common beverage still, From timo immemorial they have been beer drinkers, and there are various Kiade ot Deor now manufactured in Germaay. But it is in Bavaria that lager beer bas been priacipaliy manufactured, aad hence it is calied Bavarian beer. It is made in other parta of Germany also, bat tho greatest quantiy, and the best, is still produced at Musicb, the capital of Bavaria, Great skill and care are ne cessary im the manufacture—far more than in the caue of alo, which caa be made all toe summer, which requires no deep cellars, like lager beer, acd which to volves little risk of lows from belag spoiled. Yet, strange agit may seem, better lager beer is now proiuced here than was over brewed in Bavaria, as is acknowicdged by Germane from Munich, where there are about 6,000 brew: eries manufacturing annually a hundred miliions of gai- Jons of beer. For this there are substantial reasons. In Bavaria the whole process is done undgr the supervision of a govern ment cficer, who puts his eeal on everything: the malt is weighed before him, and he must witness every change in the process; the brewer must wait feisure. Now, in manufacturing Jager, very much depends on exact time, exact heat and cold, ard on the stats of the wea ther. A cold, dry, bracing day is the best time to pul it ‘im the coolers, and beer cooled on auch a day will be far superior to that which is put through the same process on a cifferent kind of day, But the governmeat restrictions prévent the brewer from taking prompt advantage of a6 wacerteip & thing a8 the weather, Permissioa must be asked cf the goverument for eacty brewing, aad a tedious formality of papers must be gone through, as at our Cas tum House. There i8 a beavy tax on beer: then the etrergtb of it is fixed by law, and also the price at which it must be sold; 0 that the biewer 1s completely fettered a8 to the quality. Here there are ao taxes, no restric lions, and if the game skill end cace are adopted as in Bavaris, a better beer can be proiuced Whea the wea. ther ‘s dry it is drier and colder and more bracing thau in Germany, and neither strength nor price are interfered with, and cousequentiy the brewer, if ho knows how, can make the article of the best quality. ‘Tbe Bavarian or lagor over is of two kinda: frat, winter beer, which 12 only kept for a short time after it is brewer, and js of luferior strength, ca ied schank bier, er pot beer, from being drank froin taukards; second, summer beer, which is mage strovger and stored six months be foro being used, Hence it ia called “ lager,” which moans stered, Ine summer beer wloue, therefore, properly speaxing, is the lager; but the word at Iaat came to be apphed to the winter us well as tho summer beer. Tae strongest lager ie weaker Uhan ale, but has more hops; hence ihe peouliarly bitter aromatic taste. Every beer differs Crom auother in proportion to the relative quanti- tiew of malt, hope avd waver, of which it is composed. Nothing else ought to be used but these ingredionts. Ba- aides the ordinary jager there ia suother Kind of beor in Germany called “dock” beer, which is of doubie tho eirength of summer beer, amd is a great favorite with tome. makes those who dripk it tumbie and prance like a buck or gout, which is the meaning of the German word. It bas a specile gravity one third greater than orainar lagor, having one-third more of malt, but the same pro portion of hops, and is favored wich coriander seeds Jes color is rather darker than that of the genoral lager Deer, and it tastes less bitter on account of the predomi- eating tnalt. Its flavor in somewhat aromatic. It takes a Jong time to ripen. To habitual lager drinkers iy tastes to lvecious, and the desire for it soon ceases. There js also the wheat Inger boer (slowly fermented), which is a very sweet, pleasant drink; and there is tne | faroous Berlin white beer (twei%s bier), called tue “ obam- pague of the north.’ This is the patriotic beverage of Prussia Proper, acd he is not deemed a friend to his Vateriend who does not freely swig it. It is brewed from one part of bariey malt and five partsof wheat malt. It is very api to turn sour, and must be consumed speedily aiter being made, whic is characteriatic of all beors made of wheat Diferent countrics manufactare different kinds of beer, | and a ational taste is thos acquired for eaob. Bat it is | Deltewed hy those com elent to give an opinion, thit any Kind of beer well made, aud in proper condition, ts more healthy than whiskey or brandy, or the majority of wines. Tt is acuriotia coonomy of mature, that the walt made of barley which becomes beer by fermontation, | becomes) whiskey by cistilation—that is, the apirtt ob- tained from it by evaporation or steam, and by a slignt variation in the process it becomes viaegar. La the samo Church of the Now Jorusalom—wniok Ix devoted to roll. way Wine is produced by fogmentation from the graye; It te cailea * vock,” because it is intoxicating and | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1859. Avor wre bat whee distiled it heomes bendy, tiff ng tm Bcoo'ding to the quality Of Ke geA is, oF Lue | ft was produced, The Steamship Argo, ef tho Galway Line. Avother frst class sore +t ams) p ba. been +\dod the fleet of ooean steamers which a» comprise tho (i+ - way line, This voese! isthe Argo, which arrived bore from Guiway, via ss. Johas, N. f.,0n Monday last, Sho es Leen Bed to tne Atiantioswem Naricesa Join soy for a very high (gure, Sho ie far yours ot, ranks AL at Lojde, 4 if one of the % propeliers aflat. She ts wa iroa bork Fiegd ateamer Of 2,460 wore reg eter, and 280 toe tir She is divided toto dvo water tight compart Py tour fuikhoads, and she is wail joo firs or any other aidant Hor Lis 280 “fort, hor proadtth of ud ber depth of’ bold is 35 tne, Hor macbivery is massive, aad she has 440 horas power, Soe hav tare decks, aud is perm:ttes by te British regula S007 to onery 1,048 paseengers, OF these hae Ura Ging be acoommodation for 12, 4n1 the sscoad cadia 100. Her saloon 13 arze aod @ell furolanet, aad provi fas wish tables at whicu 1h0 prreons could coaveniently dine = The caHture Vessel 18 Well Venulatet, aud chore is good ligot oo each of hor decks Sho ts well flaisted in every part, eu Ner masts are coppered one-third ot their leogta from the deok. Tk is said that on her way out she passed through considerable masgea of {i ad rode over some Of it. She experieno d dead winds and fogs ein09 whe Jefe Galway; novertheleis she made St. Johns oa the eighta day and New York on the thicteoath, exclusive of the day she was deiained at St, Johns, Personal Intelligenve. ARRIVALS. From Bermuds fp the sobr 41: et Piel |~T Field, Mra Tapo re nwo children , bias O Lough, Mua J Geant, ot Busta, GF gh. From Trividad, in tho A Peters—Chas Maitu, A Lend: afore Lene O° one uy From Savannah tn the stoamship Star of the Routh —Wrs Wood and two daughters. § staples ledy and child; Miu Jule Wee net, G a arnold Miss Aarris, Geo Green nam! For, Wn ve Covteey. OO Wiihoma, Jaa 'H Btaveasou, Robt Stevens? TO ‘hornes U dwith W Peo lady and ebild; 0): Isdy snd child; B Uoderdown and iady, Mre Thorpa, Mins a Hpingeon. Jas White, Jaa a Toh aith, Sacauel Joven. W son, Joba & Diltion obt A Keers, T ¢ Oba Marshall D vis M Snideger, M Pe) y gud lady, O shaft. J no! # Ha WO Norturup. UA Batley J & Rigwy T Dickson, Miss Chage—and 2? in the steerage. DEPARTURES. In the soamabip Ariel for Southampton and Havre—Mmoe le, Mme Poinent and two servants, 8 Soutinou, al; Mr bheppenberg, air Ji Dir Perez luiy, two servauis aud two fofaite, Bavana; @r Voisin, Mad Voto, Phila, etas c Haatly, Fai 3 endelat a Cart, Jol B St Gesrge Cooke, US a; an WR Carver, ar Mire Mousren, Wightmsu, Mise Total 74, M Ub Capt Cochran Mrs F \aurent Ravel, NY; J Koberts, Mable: Dr 0 Gi, Brodecable’ W repel, ar bly, isa Pan 3 Woug, a Konber aJ;'s Curry, J Fogg. dd Sailer, Ae Yourg NJ, Mr Lawrence, N xd "erstn, We Faliow. J Nolptoah'end lady, mr civiore, Mr LeRoy, % av Bad Regramre: Oapl fey tmour, 0 8 4; Qyrreak, Mra “bapman sud daughter, Bostos, Mas Barges Mira m1 Mr Clofulite, Mire ® Deliay avd'boy, Pd tacpora Newark; M Grove, Montreal; J Sercard, Mra sratien, lyn; Mra Bo- unwed Mia B Piven i sou Mev is Seiux, otra ‘Celie, Boissin, wite and daughter, G sarton, wife and two children, Me ¥ever, Charles Goxhl, J Domond, G Beneberk, M Pasa, France; 4 Low, P Ospe, 0 Bourer, 4 Bork F Le Brewn, Mra FE # gap, rie duerno, ¥ emer, Caroline i, Aarons VP S-astadt ardeoa, Por: an Prives. © Calter, J Delmatar, Dorager, P Greps, J Moassosiize, lacy aod cbiliren; D Caubin F aderein, F Jeon @ Howteods” 4 Deshaep. Me Roux, Mr vesncia Wad Lechearand two chilizes, Marta Xoo- reget W Moria), G Convelll, J Sobaler Mr Uleiy. ‘Mr Jinawa- ler apd wife dire V Me erdy Felice # Daneger, Mra Keer, Durey. a Meyer, B Placher. Sbuer'- Totes eet For Liverpoul in steamabip City of Washing'on ~T @ Youne, ew York: F i raver, Cant ¥ Watsios St Louis; Joba «orton end lady Mr Morewoos, indy ve children and nurse; Mas Button. Miss Gulla, Mre sobbing, Mics Ju'ia Rovblos Misa fan py Robbing, Mew Teabella Wiiiford, Kavannab; Mes Whitvord, Mra Blackham Miss Dana, Sobs Wardiaw snd lady. A Fuller: lon, Favasrah: N-Buulerls, Capt Moller, W Dictesa, W Waugh, Vhilndelobia: WM Smub and « et Pack ‘An: drew Keid, Micboles Jacobus, John i.de-m2: Ont W a Bilis, Ur Carey, laty ard dengbter: lette, Samuel en. , Da Youn T dhanvos, Ld d twocniidren, Phiatel pdt ign, indy, two. rae’ Philatelphis: J nan 6rd Indy, *ew G A Sotheriand © 6 Wi ¥ Taree e LJ Beanfeld, 7 Porteous. P Starr Mra T Pinchon child, Mra Mann aad child, K H T Davenport and Indy, Miss A Davenport, Miss ag- Le Mot, Dr O ttrard, Wash'agton; Geo a J Mi Bailey, Rev 'd Ts Pacips, James 7 sise0; HD Colqahoun, Lon- don; G' Vangbsn A P Mann. U samaotego, Jose Maria Aqui Jar, Manuel Aquilar, RM Mellis J f Beaumont an’ lady, W ¥Bobinson and Indy. New York; John Sawver, W Jackson, York; Capt J M Palmer, A D Chania, AM Garduer. Mr icaeph Hellers, Rev . Rew J 'Mo os Siinson— and 163 tn the steersge. Specie, $500,000, For Charleston {a the steamship Nash 7ille—Mr Fultoa, DT Rugg, Mra sradford snd daughter, Oapt © P Jervey, 0 Leeds, Mre Vancey. Miss Yancey. O Hildabrandt, Dr € 4 iret ley, re Bart, two Masters Hamilton, Mise Yancey, Mra dea- raxh, Mre Bail end servant, Miss Garvin, J P Garvie and lady, Br Hamiltoo, A Carolia, Thomas Hopkins, A Steele. Mra Kea: nerty J Kemington Mr be sD Ne aod child: N Schroeter ir WW Shey d 0 dauyhter, B Dennis, Fox, ) Thomson. A Fish Scor,J Small, 8 Dixon, JN Couklin, O'0 Bolla, J Mone gomery, AK er, Je Das, DO Molntere, 0 # Wolden, LL Barzey. i W Ruy. DW Miller, J 1 | Wi i JB Burr anc three in the steerage, For Norfolk, Petersbure aod Richmond in the steamship Yemestown “CH MoUnilongh. T Lowry, F Moser” August Friend 0 Seuddy, ‘deorge Millhiver, Ra 'Wiison 8 Wilgin ghl 08 Cornel, # Pelt. 8 4 Kead, Jou Petoraon, WB sete Feuth Jemeo Shellman. Samnei Gartwright, "Joha Tora e oserbeim. ugeer'| . Mra Alcott, N midich, @ Leighton and lady—aad 17 io the sleerago- + ALTERATIONS IN THE Capirou Buiwprxas.-The now Halt of Representatives is ail alive to day with work. men, some engaged in taxing up flooring aod laying me sonry aud piping for increased heating facilities, and eon: making preparations for the substitution of s9fas for th~ armchairs and desks heretofore used by the members Ic will bo remembered that the House of Representatives Iset sension, voted to do away with slogie chairs and decks, and adopt the English parliamentary stele of ad. vancing to a table in the centro of tne room whanever a member may peed pen and ink facilities—a change which it te euyposed will advance business, sino» the mrinvers will be obl:ged to sit bolt uprignt and attend to toe work of the hour, instead of writing letters and frankiug do3u- ments a3 heretofore. The armchsirs and desks have not been fold, but have been cosily piled away in the base- ment, 8 that in cage the change proves unpalateable to the members there is nothing more to be done than order @ reatitation.— Washington Idols, or False Notions 35 Medical Men.— Phyricinus, ase clas, sre yet held in bondage to their idols. Thesiate Kedeat dociety ly only one of the engines wach serve to perpetaste thisthraldom. shere is no doubt am‘ng tem that they arethe true de.cendanteof ¥sculanius and have the divine tight to hold full away over the lives aad bodies of men, They do not ceem it posatble that any geueral remedy can be used in rickness that will cure more surely than ther numerous prescriptions. They shut up the avennes through which trath might eater, by beir prajudices xnd by their fears, t ‘quack, quack” This wedding them: nas fo themselves and to thelr pa Tene. Lets eee on what foundation is laid the ides that Isrendreth’s Pille willcure disease Before Ig fu:ther, it me bere exy that{f am not opp sed to palliatives, to those remecies which have for thelr object the soothing of pain. pro vided the use of them ine form of anodynes or astrizgeats he notearried (00 far, or to ontward applications to the frm. of Iipiments or of embrocations, or olatmeats ant plasters to wouncynrd ulcers | # ven medicated strengthening p'ssters ore very uaera! ip affectiocs of the bresst, back and kitoe; There tno dieputiog these facts, But it sdould be reine dered ihst aii these spolications are but #0 many palliatives, And pot to be relied upon.as eradicators of tho disease of any or the organa affected, and which have been tengo: ene itted res. that bat ft must he a purgstive which, like Srandreth's Pills, asta only upoa depraved humors it way be asked, re NO Allwrstive medicine?” Would you us T admit thet ia chroais malation those affections whiva have been over forty daya’ duration can ba often xrcolerated in their care by the use of alteratives but they eboa'd pot he of m mineral mature. [ have one which poasersen all (he qualities of tha bine mass, And yet is ea'trely vege'sble i it» composition Utia an alkaloid of sarsaparilla, somtived with roots and emences nimi'ar in their native to thowe uted in the composition ef Brandreth’s pilis, and those who desra a vegetahie alterativs will find ft all they can desire. Kut all remed! serione girknesa, unless and jo a mediciae ia ip to its nature but fally able alone, with per ree, to rure all the various affectiona to which our rave ‘and whlch uver ten miilloua of patients have textiled ax curing stem, So evidence showe thay cura, by puritying the blood, diseanen of sovarently the most opposite cnaracior. Let medial men give these pills a trial in bos ‘itals and orivate practice generally. Their prejadices wonld soon givs way oon d they but see the good they are capnnle of performing. . BRAN ORRTE, Pyfrcipal office, 204 Oansl treet. Price 25 conts « box. Weed's Patent Famtiy Sewing Machines — Dew st le, Price SO Office 477 Broad way, Awnings for Windows, Balcontes, &.— Miew root in any climate—s! TILER'S old stand, Wo 234 Lowery, corner of Houston street. Orders by post ittendod n Deflance Suinmander Sufes, with Patent powder proo’ locks aud orosa bars.—Also, fre and burgiar provf patior safes. Depot 63 Murray street, corner of Coliegs ince (iorwerly 198 Peart berstabgia ROBERT M. PATRIOK. The Springs at Home, at the Spa, 633 Rrowtway.~he model mineral waters of the world disoensed at (re ne ural temperature, eo that theadvanuges of strip to the apriogs be secured without leaving home, Open from 6a. 4, Suvcays weluced Cruatsdoro’s flair Dye, Wigs and Toupees— bert tn the wortd. Wholesale and retail, and the dye privately tppiied. at No. 6 Artor Bouse. Bechetor’s Gair Oye, Wigs and Tow ‘The bes in the world surpseaing all made. Soid and applisd Al the manutsotory, 233 Broadway. Hatr—1te Diseases, Fall, Change of Color, And ite eo neliishment, trested carefully by a. GRANDJZSAN, &) Twelth street, west aide and near Kroudwny. Barry's “ricophoroua ts the Best and Cheap- ert srticln for dreweing, beautifying o'eaniog, caring pra poet restoring \be balr. Ladies, try it, Bold by ail URE Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radtent cure truss. Ther also keap silk elastic stockings for varicose vein, supporters and aboulder braces, inatrucionts for 49 formiujes made > order, No. 2 Vesey street, astor House, ew Yor! Holtowny'’s Pills—Operating Through the bile and the bivod, these great searchers of the system —di charge from every organ the polson of disease | The tnol iy wh which they cure dyspepsia and diarrbos is wouderful. bold at 60 maiden lane, N Kennedy’s Medical Discovery ts Warranted to cure acrorula, eryeipelas, saltrheam, scald head, wre ioge. For sale oy all Cruggisy. Mereville is the Most Wonderfal Prepara- tion kee destroying dandruff, relieving sir from falling out aad pro- by all droggiste Giacs Smedos of all Sizxea for Covering gincks, Lowers, 40, 40, Ao. constant band and w tranr Capes \ee Wiliam seek Soreee of aos Me The Latest Drawi es Se eee Let Summ ay gd Of Johm Nolee, mariner, formorly + £08, ha reperied io WuUD, BDUY & Manaouns OF THE DBLA/ ARB, GkORGIA, KaNTOKY AND MIS3008L D The sabearibe 6, U mais Of te Btate of 1) Laware te super auc atged by th Legislature, bivin, dre + tow of the Lottery tur the do » eby ooru’y tha the follomia, were deswing of S somery dav stoma be Sess dey ¢eswn from the wheel i Bhs Exrea Crass, No. $43, Summ 18, 1809, 48, 33, 71, 37, 66, 12, 4, G4, 53, 34, 10, 25. Ocass No $44, Juxm 18, 1859, 36, 39, 1, 57, 58, 61, 87,17, 45, 60, 62, 20, 10, 59. Ang that (he exid numbers were drawn in the onder tt which stand * y ab Witoees our banda at Wilmiayton, Del., this Saturday, Jane , 1890, Geoaoe U GUaD ts JOR, Ai a Ja%ER DUNCAN, GEORGIA LoTri ‘The rabscrfbers Commissioners portntend fhe “rsming of the Sparta academy fee ag gh rr t embers were pode pate Sa waich luis day draw Ciass No. S41, Juwm 18, 1859, 10, 29, 34, 62, 41, 6, 67, 55, 8, 30, 45, 73, 15, 18, 73. Extea O1ass No, 542, Town 18, 1898, 29, 44, 43, 42, 63, 25, 39, 23, 59, 37, 65, 38, 14. pd thet (be said numbors were drawn in the order in which Aciruste. aes Ld Saturday, June 18, LP. Dod ae” } Commission srs. Woon, uDDx & Co., § Nhowon, Dela » A. Ellis, Commission and tro! * Bre Orders punctuslly akended te. Oflloe, 176 Gesnw.cn st French Soft Hats, Just Recetved. & J. PABUKSSOL, ageot for the manufacturer, J. Coupin, Aix.) 156 Wiliam street, corner of Aun, The Most Dashing Straw Hat & i aSON 4 BUDBON HAT, A SPLENDID VENTILATING BEAVER CASST . TER POPOLAB Hat aaee Of the season, and sold PORULAL Pale IN’S FAT STORK, 507 BROADWAY, (Cousecting w! lu’a Bazaar), Summer Under Garments, 4 GREAT VARIETY, UNIVERSALLY APPROVED FUR BLABFIOIT &, OQUOUNERS AND OfmaP 4 ua8. a wAvaLy & CO, way and 9 Buwery. Juben’s Kid Glove Oleaner, 25 cents a B: te Beware of counterieti. OLAGKE & OU., 385 Broad- way, Up stairs, ssle propzietors, New Goods—Belt Bach les and 5i COMES AND atk Pity, LASS OA FANS, SIL) Fe NO80c8 and OOLFFORE® and many other xan of the LATSST PaBls STYLES, juat received {rom steemabips Ariel aod Falton. ‘the attention trade {a respectfully calied t>the above grote by HOU Du- PUY & CRKH NGM, iimperters, 37 Maiden lene. Let the Chapeliers of Paris Touch Their hata to WHITS, 216 Broadway. They cannot écligse his dress carsimere hst for the present seseon. In desigu, tiating, moun ing, and all the requisite of elegance, ft is unapproaah ed. 216 Broadway, under Barnum’s Museu A Destrable Investment.A Few Dollars urchase eat rn of as {[ROMGULD & PAOUH, Ao. 214 Brosd way, Goeure wool, stlk, Boe rear aoinceee \d drawers, at 87 and rvet*eue door nordh of Sisides lamest, tS ne GO. M. TRAOY, Agt Phetegeappie Galleries, 359 und way, New ‘ork, end $53 Eesoarvaais erent, Brady's seca vrotyres. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothi 8} for Chil. dren wath will poaltively care’ wind coin, and aureto fogulaie the bowels. Herring’s Patent Champtioa Fire Avd burglar proof eafes, 261 Brosdway, corner of Murray Wheeier & Whson’s Sewing ‘Offion £05 Rrosdway, New York Send for acirculara. A ace RSET Sgn het ee ton, daughter of Lae late Joba Wilson, all of tuis city. GErFCKEN—DoswaiLy.—At Christ Church, New Brighton, 3. L, on Thursday, June 16, by the Rev. F. P. Irving, Waipemar Gzrrcken, ot Hamburg, to Harner Ressocs, daughter of the iste Arthur Doonally, Kaq , of Armagh, gracddanghter of the late Michael Hogen, Eaq., of New York. London Times and Dublin Evening fail please BiGoissoTnsM—PowErs —Uo Thursvay, Juae 16, at th residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. H. Maguire Dr. Gro, B. Bicownormam to Mary Vincinia A. Powses gecond of Lawrence Powers, Esq , all of Brook lyn. Peres—Crory.—On Sunday, June’ 12, by the Rev. M.D. ©, Crawford, Suvraz Kuyas to Mary Crouy, ail of tais it city. Law—Surr.—On Satorday. June 18, by the Rev. Mr, Francis, Mr. Wi.uaM Law to Miss Magy A. Smirn, both of this city. Maacuen—Quirx —On Saturday, Jano 18, at St, An- thony’s Clurch, Greenpoint, by the Rey. Joha irady, Janes D, Muacuie, of New York, to Miss Juua Eurax Quix, of Greenpoint, ‘Wocd—MaseRWOLR — At the residence of the bride's fa ther, on Saturday, June 18, by the Rev. W. E. Eigen brodt, Gzonc W. Woon, of Manchoster, England, to Nat ux, daughter of Abram Messerole, Esq., of this aity, Died. Bringes.—At 10 o'clock, on Friday night, Jano 17, at Union place, Cyprers Hill, Mrs. Many Buubces, wite of Mr. James Bridges, formerly of corner of Second avenue aud Fifth street, New York, aged 58 years. The relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from the house of her bereaved ant afflicted husband, opposite Joho I. Saediker’s Hotel, Long {gland, on Monday afternoon, at two o’cioc! Casey.—On Friday, June 17, of consamption. Jony Casey, sged 28 years, native of the parish of Tin‘em, county of Wex(ord, Ireland. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cometery this (Sunday afternoon, at one o’ciock, from the residence, of ia fathior, 158 Sprig stroct, Bis friends and those of bis father are respectfully invited to alitend, witoout further notice Duxx.--At Franklin Mills, Ohio, Fretox Dcxw, agod 63 years, formerty a resideat 0 the city of D ‘ork. Evconuy.--On Friday, June 17, Yous A. ExGoans tive of Sweden, aged 48 yoars : Tre funeral will take piace this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 61 Degrow sircet, Souta Brooklyn. His frien ind relatives are invited to attend, GattaGuek —On Phursiday eveniag, Jund 16, Mary, detighter of James Gallagher, and niece of the Ruy. Tags. Day. The funeral will take place from thy resideuce of har fainer, No. 240 Elizabeth street, this (Sanday) afternoon, at naif-past one o'clock. The relatives aud friends of toe family are respectfully invited to attead. Haxwoxp.—On Friday night, June 17) Many Exuzanera, daughter of the late Capt. Joseph Hammond, of Broos lyn, aged 20 yeare 1 month and 14 days. The friends of the family, aud algo taose of Captain E. Hammond, are invited to atteud the faneral, this (San day) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the rosidense of Mis Bacon, Clarkeon avenue, Flatbush, L. lL Her re- mains will be tuken to Greeawood Cemetery. Hvpsoxy —On Friday, Jago 17, of disease of the heart, Wairar Huvson, aged 2¥ years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of the G. L. Fox Guard, are respectfully invited to atwend the funeral, from his aie residence, 18 Saud.ord et, Williasosburg, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Fivanis —At Whitestone, on Saturday, Jane 18, Sagat Jaxa Howns, ip the 24th year of her age. The trienas and reistives of the fam:ly are invited to attend the funeral, from tao residence of hor father, on Monday morning, at eleveao’o!vck. Oarriages wil D3 at the Flushing depot to meet the nine o’ciock train from New York. Jongs.—OUn Saturday, Juno 18, ANN Jones, aged 61 oars. ¥ ‘The funeral wil! take place from her late residenss, No. 233 West Forty-third street. Her frienas aod wojaaia- tances are reapectfully invited to attend. Massiox.—On Sriday, June 17, Mes, BaroGat Maxstoy, aged 68 years. ‘The fanera! will take piace from her late residence, 175 ‘Weat Thirty-dfth street, at two o'clock. Marxer.—Ua Saturday, Jane 18, Vaptain Jamas F. Man: KRY, at his residence, 479 Pearl street. The members of the U.d Gowrd and the officers and members of tho Ninth Regiment are respectfaily iavitet to attend bis funeral on Monday afternoon, a ons GER,—In South Brooklyn, on Saturday, Jano 18, CanctINE AUGUSTA MavinGER, eldest child of Bagene Francis Medivger, aged 4 years, 8 mouths aad 27 days. ‘And now she lies with foided bands, In an uotroublea sleep; With tearices eyes and peacefa! heart, Where none shall make her weep. : ‘The relatives and friouds of tne tamily are respectfully Invited to aitend the funoral, from the residence of her parents, No. 154 Degraw street, South Brooklyn, at three o'clock, without further invitation. Mippieton.—In this city, on Wednesday, Jnao 16, Mania Loviaa, eldest daughter of Jonn aud Sarah B. Afddleia, eged 1 years, 4montha and 7 days. ‘The reiatives and friends of the fami|y are respedtfally tovited to attend the funoral, from tne residence of her parents, No. 120 Allen street, this (Suaday) atvsrnooa, at half past two o'clock, Ger’ remains will be tale to Cyprees Hills Cometery for interment. Mvnray.—On Friday, Jano 17, Sainaar Merray, aged 40 years, a native of tho county of Galway, Trelaad, or Trienda and acquatutances wre invited to ntisad ths funeral, from her late restdeace, No. 260 East Foar,ooatn, sirect, this (Socday) atiernooa, at two o'o.o2k, Notan, at Bolloyuc Lospital, on Friday, Apri 8, ates. | PISOOLLANENUS. tue etup ef payin ay lease oopy. B= FRENOH 10KR O' te ian tater eee, ew, 79 Of Couns oor, : ‘par aug! uueg of (rewos ani malntances are reapectfully invited ts HO) Bilend the pte ong (a residence, Nu. 63 dong DOLL mery sireet, this (Zunday) afternoon, at halfpast two o'owok. Hie rematus will 06 taken w Catvary Cumovcy if for wterment. . Cork papers please copy, = O'Roakk.—Oa Sstureay: morning, Jano 18, Parnick MADB OF BR Opkoans, & native of Ciufuney, county 8: id, agod yoak Mice aoaeee Bie friends and acquaintances are respectfully iavitod TONE: ie to attoud toe fuveral, from his late renidenss, Ne. 63 Mal FING Linge, berry street, this (Swaday) aftervooa, at two o'clock. Fins LINKN, Hin remaios will he interred in Calvary Go.uetery. BEADS MADS, ALL Vows —At Soutv Yookers, Westohesicr county, N. Y., O8 70 OARS On Saturday, Juoe 18, of consumption, Mary Axw Post, seed (8 years, 4 montha aud 6 days, youngest daughter of | the ta © Daniel Post The relatives and friends of the family arWPinvited to Btteod the fuserai, from the Methodist Churck at Sour Yookers, op Monday afwrucon, at half past twe Volock. Her remaias will be inierred in Trinity Come- ery. Fiorre.—tm Sa Fraccisco, Cal., oti Sunday, May 15, E> WIN Porm, aged 48 years, formerly of Now York otty. suive.—Oo Seturdwy, June 18, of brain fever, Connm Luvs, on of Engen months and 15 crys, ‘The relatives avd frieuds of the'family, also the mom bers of Adriatic Engine Company No, 31,’ are reapectfully invited to atieod the faneral, oa Monday sfvernoon, ab 0 o'clock, from Teaideuce of hie pareate, No, Canal street eta Summrks.—On Saturday, June 18, Susan C. Summers, widow of the Iste E, 8. Summers, aged 59 yearn. The relatives and friends are invited to attend her fane. ral, ou Mooday morning, at ten o'clock, from tao resi- dence of ber son-in law, Charles 8. Palmer, No. 203 Bridge rtrest, Brookiyn. Vas BuxKimx.—in Friday, Jane 17, Saran M. Vax Boa- Buskirk, and daughter of the KIRK, widow of Jobu Van sate Jobo Greenield, The friends ot the famtly are invited to attend the fune- ral, from Church of the Ascension, coruer of Fifth @venue and Tento street, on Moaday mornmg, ab ten o’olock, without further invitation. Weekly of Deaths Ta the city and county of York, from tne Lith day of June, o de 18h day of June, 1860. Mon, 89; women, 6; boys, 138; giris, [10—Total, 398, Adults, 160; children, 248; mates, 227; fomales, 171; ealored persohs, 11. Drsmasee, Sooping cougt Indammasion of bowels,. 8 Inflammation of brain,.,.13 ¥ 4 4 1 1 3 + 1 Todammation of stomach, + 1 Loflammatin of throat... 1 Intlammnation of womd. 2 lTutemperaace. 1 Kidneys, disease ; Killed or murdered, 1 1 iow Ses Yr being ehot.... . 1 Killed or murdered, by being stabbed . 1 Liver, disease of, Laes venerea . . Malformation of tongue and throat... Marasmus, adult. . Caguaities by falis,. . Casualty by being crushed 1 Obotera infantum...%.... 6 Compression of the brain, 1 Soagestion of the brain... H 7 Cougeetion of the fiver Onogestion ef the lungs... Oonsumpuon , 64 Mortitication from oid age k Conywis.ous, adult 1 Measies, Convulsions, inf 26 Old age. 4 Cops ulsions, pur 1 Palsy. ‘ ry Croup. 1 Partur: 9 Aft 1 Cyan eis. 1 Premature birth., 10 Debility, i + 1 Reteation of urine,...... 1 Delirium tremens . 3 Scrofula.... 2 Diarrhces, . H 3 Dropsy. . Dropsy in the chest. ok 1 Oropsy fn the head, 126 47 Drowned . . 4 Stomach, disease of, oe Dyseutery. ties, & Soffocation, avctdental..., 2 Enlargement of the heart. 3 Suffucation by falling in a Erysipelas. 2 kettle of water ol «1 Suicide.......+6 oe 2 Smcide, by arsenic a 1 Teething 1 2 1 2 1 21 — Total.. Tue uamoer of deatns, compared with the correspond- os. weoks of 1857 and 1668, and of last week, was as foi- lows:— Wook ondiag June 20, 1867.. be June 19, 1858... ° June 11, 1860, 360 2 Juno 18, 1869. « 8983 Tnctense this week ee 83 MRCAPITULATION—DISRAS#S CLAREED. Brain and nerves 87 Stillborn and premature Generativeorgans....... 4 — births Heart and blood vessela. 12 Stomach, a Langs, throat, &6. 116 — other digeetive organs. 62 Oid age....... 4 Uncertain seat and gene- Bkin, &., and Sovers.. Under 1 year, 1 2 Almehouse, Bik’s Isi’d.. Nurs, and Child’s Hosp’l.. 3 4 Bo evue Hospital 7 Pent’y Hosp., Bik’is Iai’d. 1 City Hospital, & St. Luke’s Hospital ..., 1 City prisons... .. 3 St. Vincent's doepital,:.. 3 Colored Home Hospital... 1 Ward's [sid Em’t Hosp’l. 1 Island Hospital... 2 Workhouse, Bik’s Island.. 1 Luyaue Asy’m, Bik’s Ist, 3 — Lunatic Asy’m, Bim’dale, 2 seeeereeeAT eeraces «8 Totai.. DANIEL E, DELAVAN, City ie City laspector’s Department, New York. June 18, 1866, NEOUS, ‘CARDS, NOTES, 4£0.-- A. thece colebraiod cards, elegantly engraved, ean be had cn'y Browdwe carner of Vasne strook, es JONRS', 10 AND 12 ARN STRERT.—A NEW STYLE A ives kod gatters at oaly $2 50, warranted to g've per- aus eotuloD mt $3 60 and $4, dress boots that will sur. prise everybody. BLACK OR BROWN—THE OHEAPKST AND BEST cair dye in the world; inctaataneous; thirty.seven ceats Soox GEORGR'S LIQUID HAIR DYER, #lack or brows, free from al) iajarions propertise, dyes imme. Giately 1018 applied, does not fate or wash oat; every 34 bor connics ag wuch bair dye aa others that sell for $1; warranted; try it boid at the dmg sro 306 rand sirret, N. ¥.j la Brook lyn, at Mrs. Hage jphia, at caleader’s, Ihird and Walnut streets MERICAN STERBOBCUPIC ViKWwa. SEURSL BKUCHEGS, 19 Joho atreet, are just publisa Tog A DEW -eriee Of American views, superior 10 Any ingued eicre. ihe pwent sch-omatic r & sereowcope will be ready, with new improvements, very abortly. CIRCULAR, The undersigned {nyite purchasers of men’s summer clothing for (weir ows we, W this inege 4Od Varied asaorument, g Ug wilh more an Usual care in style of UL, make and sciection of noods. ae we neveridevi ite from the marked prise in selling, we great oare in fixing that price, so ‘bat it will be ag low or Lwer then ean be found elsewhere, 0 the same quality in every re. spect. rene cnstom department revo" gav® suck universal astis- faction as during the preseot season, The cutiera are first cies, Gnd Me Asecriment of pic goods 4s desirabie as can be found, ‘The great reputation of A.M. & Co in boy's clothing super- peace fn» vecewsiy of saying more than nat the Ssworumeat i larger and more deairavia than ever. | ALFRED MUNROE & CO, 9. 441 Brostiway, Betereen Cagul and Grand siceets. T GIMSRUDE'S—EXAMUINE THE SUPERIORITY Aor the ital stamping (colored or oisin), and the varieiy of Paper. T GIMBREDE'S, 188 BROAD WAY—WKUDING CAKDB A aod envelopes, 1S the approved mode. See the new square wedding envelope do. CARD TO TAR PUSLIO, A TAS KUBEKS, A SRW FAMILY SHUTTLE SWING MACHINE. ES GREATLY BEDMURD. Pel UK—$90, $0, $50, $80 EVERY MACHINE GUARSN.#KD,” Locs] agents wanted, Principal office 489 Broadway, corner Broane surest CUDOIR (DOUBLE TRAEAD) SHWING MACHINES. Making the ce.edrated UBU we & Ges os SFL OL (By sutdority of the Grover & Bacer a M. Co.) AT TSS LOW PsiCs Gs FOALY DOLLASS, RVRRY MAOHING WAKER aNtsD AND KRPS IN BS *1B FOm UNG Y . ‘Will open at etal, ou Monday, at 421 Broadway, Cornde of Canal street OO eee Vv. N T OF BEAUTIFUL Tantd, S Be Lane, aooto ejoaust, 43 Great Jonos stract BAB. o@ NOVELTY SIX DOLLAR SSWiNG Ma- SURP at aep by “ sich made by thess MAOHL(N Ss iy got iy b1lOM PSIOSD of the kiad In any re- eect” ‘Oak and examine WSOLNS sis ANU RET ati 782 OfaStNO t STGEST, PHILAVSLPHIA. PRNOLPAL OFF. 10k 4% BROSDWAY, NEW YOSK. LOOsL AND TT VeUING AGENTS WANTED THROUGHOUT TEE ‘AORLD. SVRUP—TAIs VRGetA BUR COMPOUND 18 ()MRalhorest croparation trom naytutog before ih» wablts, end acknowledged oy all Using Mt to be 4s desi blood garter 4 OxisiNC 8, and Margaret Shing, aged 2 years, 2 0 10 Uap Warranted az good a shirt se ls sod 1h reladl dorobad 98 8 VERY Det carers THaT OaN wads. SIX FUus Fouts DOLLARS Bik FoR TWELVS DO ULs POR TWELVK LO: ex oe . S87 brosdway, LARK’S SYRUP—FOK SCKOFULA, DYSPRPSEA, liver or wi nt asrical Bennie © PRWK, Pars tow; 0-H hing, 78 Booee oe ok, ORT OURS FOR Bae rm {mt Powtsa, “Providence sad ae Eee i Somes, 2 a iJ: & L Coddiogioa. 718 gros Brooklyn, Cs City, WT. BaxNke 2 PARR. i and 18 Bamako idead {5 Park row, ORNS, BUNIONS Nb DEF! C by the only safe and Duoonashel oeceon known curna, 50 te to BL bu LAPTLRRTELD & wunben ve tect wetReV GAT way, opposiie Bt. i U OM ware penetrating the fee, cured without pain, an thai the bot ona newark » Dr. Zs 0) yargeon chirop xdist wre ISINFEOTING LIQUID Fo! D ta iQ R HOUSBS, AHIPS AND i soap tor roeebugs om ‘bneber, grape- ke ; pee, pretation! cuemicsle, selunle giaat ————— sect powder, by Dr te FRUGHT OS “woMie ‘Treaaee r. ORT x, mented hquors reduced. 143 Maiden Lan wee & LEVETT'S BIGHLY ixPoRr. easfully tatroduced. ro the 1 e b bo them, ot burbe, from tbe peteantee aud taveutor. Lr LEV ETT, ley piace, near Broadway. GQutunay ‘Who are JUDGES OF ELnoANT CLOTHING ROORKS'S Mal uCdD'a 1M, 123, 128 Fokton street ee ie the natura! i of the iow York, at the “Hotel Bk Dec! 801 treed tribe German lub Bouse, 101 Foun nrouer sot ‘the company, 512 Rw g } 5 a ~ ‘The Bitters he’ll give to me, Mass they'll core ny tater moclabhwers ‘They'ltcure me of the dysentery, and I'l] live tor maay a day. .A1] you who would like tobe cured of these disesses, x9 te SiLIAPELD's, 70 Naewau street and procure s soppy cognas bitiers ” a olds Lnmon, of Liverpool, most perfect Tite doner, fo ele GEU.C. ALLES, agent for the manu‘nctarer, No. way, one door pelow Canal sireet, formerly li Wall oh. arses IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE, From nt fie country, where its rare qus't'y, combined with price at'which it le flares, te already. ~ H. A. Kenn, 166 Brostways dt) Pixnce, 635 Broad pi ways JB Pie Howstt &10 693 Broadway; Macy &Co, 319 sixth ‘avers Corwin & Co., corner of Brosdway and Twentieth aid py nearly aren jesding bo'e! country, Vs, ascii er Hi ISTOLS AND REVOLV6RS FOX SALE-TO THE trade only, by WM. IBVIN J, 20 Chitatreetey R. a BEWARE! BEWARE!! ‘After a long Mife pass d in the siudy. practice and aoend a. a. vr forge advised. ugaand physicians,” ang the lat» ir Munson, of New Haw Goclared that 48 “hit hairs grew thinver bie Medios, grew less” It would be well for markind sf sll physicians ‘were equally candid. but in apite of sach honest coat the mineral pote: iva tersiple hes, ite drastic purge! down the throutn Sf the siok te a vever ending volume. ‘To Kadway & Uo beivng the honor of Laving reduced the Materia Medica to three combinationt of curative elements, which comprehend all the valuable proper: ties claimed tor ail the drage fo use, and sre st the same ime exempt from the fearful drawbacks which render many of the Standard mediines ne dangerons as the diseasea they are pro~ teribed to cure. Kadway's Ready nelief, Regulstors sad Ke- solvent, relied upon exclusively by thovwandect both eexee in al: paria of the Union, as wbsolotely infaliinle. opera'e tm core Fespondenoe with fixed Iawa. They do not cure ome and duce no effect on snother, bot ic all c: +8 of tever, la bowel complaint, dyapepais. cholera morbus, diarrhans, liver! Jaiot in short in every disorder cnowu t pathology and bie of beieg contro!ied, ona or oiher or all of them teevitae re the hesi'a of we uatent, of conghs, olds, influenzs, croup, whooping cough, tbe Langs, Preumonia indamtoation or cangestinn of ready Pitidy wo Kacway's Keliet tnd Keylstiag, Filla. im exeea ot ronchitis. tubercles, ulesre pb his! ” way OVRe ting Resolvent ise poetive snacine. | ; Aadway's emedion are cold by drugaiste and storekeepers everys here, ~ Bewat & %., No, 23 John strvet, Sew York. oa SEWING MACHINES, PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. _ Singer's rew fsmily machios, ‘be price of which ts only $50, is s ght and ¢legsutly decorated machine capabieof perform: ig, i the kee! manner, all ths sewing of a vrivate family. Fivger's stiodavd machines, for macufacturing pucposrm, are well Known (9 be wibout Say successtul rival in the war Ket. Kyvery description of work, ooarse or Sue, can De op them. I, M. BENGE & 00, way. QT. CATHARINE MINKBAL Watwk, IN ITS NATU- A) ra? state, baa eatadlished iteel! aa the greatest curstive af the age for rhevo stew, rheumatic gout liver and kidnay com. pieiats, dc., 40. . Ceclifiveter of curee oan be seen at the agoncy, Pamphieis sent Price $3 per dozen. ©, L, MATHER, agent, Astor House N ¥. RE RUSSIAN FRIGATE PENERAL ADM(RAL AND HOWS’S tmpraved scales — A machina that wil weigd st sea 1# indeed a vuvel ibing. Ce of these scales wag put in be- tween decks of the Ge eral Admiral tor woughing parp mem. ‘rhe ingen! ¢ of balls eatirely protecte te bearings and pt ‘vows from the constant motion of t1¢ wea. A mumaber of thee. acaiea were ebipoed by the Genoral sdm'rsi for uss in Roe nia, avd the proprietors taxe thie method to semre the pubis that they will not only Warrant the scales to be gostcaln aad Gorsble but will sso warrant them to plasee the parcheser tm every way. He would lnvite examius'ion io large sto°k of sealee ot every variety, but more particularly to our new pat tern of counter piatfirm and ra’ aoaleg, nod ty hay, oat ao pit; also a rafiroad Lrack. roale wet Up on the floor of our store, tho latter reating ow srvteen bella which receive all the wear aad wear of ‘ze scale, BIVLX HOWE, Jr, FRANK ©. HOW, Brandoa,'Vt__ 191 Broadway, corner of Ley ot. TSE SBE Care OEE TATE ‘The TABLET tor thin week will contain a full end: aorree Ceacripton Of the oe OF WARFARE ten area tes ee ee UAMANS AND IBISE a: the time of UAJsH INVASION OF IRELAND, — RDITORTATS ON VARIOUS TORICE, CATHOLIC INT S08, &O, AC, aE KNIGHT'S “O11. OQUY. Sued from the Spanieh of Pedteo da Castro, a aE ey TL ti ha Fr nil the ‘world bemide™ tsat's rotee, oTwee thane, w! enthi bi think he spoke of ladies fate, The young Criacdo erie bom be’d been toxing wt b— But be spoke, atr, cf those tailora rare, ‘The matchless Brothers mith, For cheapnees, dur avtitty, For texture, tarte and svle, one price wholesale and _retad sleth- coms, 122 138 and 140 Fulton etreet, N. ¥. pre Ran ner der nlenenterntnen buss ERECT WwW OKBON & 0008 SEWING MACHINE. OAut «and examine at 582 Broadway, N. ¥. AND WOUSTACISS PRODUCED Ix AX 3! Frice 81. Meeks DY BY OMS GHA TAM 100 Nasoan sbreat, ‘Paton 8 AND JRWALRT, Weegee ta et eet RTWDS, SILVER AND PLATHD WARS, O vot able by GRO, 0. ALLEN, fend manufeorirer, ry , one below Canal street, (Formerly 11 Wall stood teaohing of people “to beware et -