The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1859, Page 5

oing the interference of the Preal- 00 Friday mer heve fai'ed in obt dent ip bis be Lal, mod that He wil be exer ext, withia the jail waiws, sooording to U the court. entonce of Return of the United suates Steamer Lan- casters Noxvorr, June 20, 1859. ‘The United States steamer Laacuster arrived bere yes- tercay worning, afer severe trial trip, duroag woich er mach nery performed admuanly. Phe Oswego County Meteorte Hambug Ex Poved. Osweco, Jane 20, 1859, ‘The accounts which sre being extensively published in the papers reiative wo the falling of aa imeose matroric body to the eastern part of this county are entirely dead tute of foundation, Formation of Mining Compantes for Arizona, Provinexce, June 20, 1859, The Sopori Land and Mining Company and the Arizona Land and Mining Company were organized here to-day, with amplo capital and under the direction of leading bat ees mca, for operations in Arizona, where they have purchased large gravts of land, Adnab Sacket, Samuel G. Arnold, Aired Anthony and John R, Bartlett aro omong the officers Destitudion of the Huron District, Canada, Toxosto, ©. W., Jano 20, 1859. Authentic accounts from the Huron district, publiched this morniug, state that great distress exists among the inbabitants in that region for want of food, and that un- feed immediaic relief is obtalaed actual starvation wil ensue. Whe Recent Murder In Princess Anne County Virgtola, Barumoax, June 20, 1859. Walter S. Sand, charged with the murder in Princess Anne county, Virgiots, twas taken back by an officer in the Norfolk post this af.erooon, He says that be and the deceased married sisters, thst bota were farmers in Pria- 028 Anne, and that the deed was in self-defonce, Tne Weather off Cape Kace. Sr. Jouys, N. F , Jane 20, 1859, ‘The weather bas DMBR for some days, and still is, very | fogey off Cape Race. Southern Ocean Steamer Movements, Savanwan, Juae 19, 1859, ‘Tho United States mail steamship Alaoama arrived be. ow Saturday night. All weil. Marxets, PHILADELPHia ¢YOCK BOARD. Puruaverrata, Jnae 20, 185 Stock dull. Peoneyivants Siaw fee, 917%; ‘Resdin Mailroad, 2074; Morris Canul, 5434; Long Grand’ Rairow:, 2084; Peousyivama Railroad, 40. New Oxreana, Jane 18, 1859. The Anglo Saxrn’s nows caused Jeas firmness in the colton market, but po failing olf m quotutions. Sales to- dsy 200 ba es. Flour quiot Puapetruta, June 20, 1859. Bresdecuffs dull and unchanged. Oa advanced ic, aod veiling a4 47c. a 50c. Whiskey steady at 280 ALBANY, June 20—6 P, Uf Flour exceedingly dull: sales not over 6.000 vbls. Li tle or no inquiry tor graio: sales 750 bushels round y Jow corp at 82c. and 5,000 bushels State oats at 470. moa. Bure, Whiskey quiet at 263 624c.: tales 25 obis. at former, snd 75 bbis. at tatter prices. SurraLo, June 20—1 P.M. Flour dull and unel ales 900 bbIB. at $5 75 for low Sate; $6 76 for siraght brands extra Wisconsin; $7 26« $7 37% for extra Michigan Todiana and Ohio; $7 60.0 $7 75 for double extras. Wheat dul! and no sale Coro vominaily lower. Osts dull avd nominal at 45c, Barley quiet. Rye firto and in demand at $1 06. Whis- Key nomunul at 26340. Canal freignts—8 340. on corn, 9c. on wheat, 85: on tour to New York. Lake imports— ,0€0 bbis. flour, 16.000 busbeta wheat, 115.900 bushels corn, Capal exports—1,700 bbls. flour, 7,000 busbel swbeat, 45,000 bushels corn. Burra, June 20—6 P. M. Ficur dull and lower: gaies 800 bbls. at $8 75 for straight extra Wiscoven, $7487 S734 for extra Michi- an, Indiana avd Ohio, $7 50a $7 75 for double extras eut quict, Corn quiet and lower; sales small. Oats Gull and nominal, Barley beavy. Rye firm. Whiskey nominal at 25c, Canal fraignts—8 4c, on corn, 9c. on wheat, and 6c. on flonr to New York. Lake imports— 6,000 bbis flour, 16,000 busne's wheat, 100,000 bushels corn a! exporte—2,000 bbls, flour, 4,500 bushels great, 29,000 bushels corn. Oswrao, June 20—6 P. M. Flour dall ana without sales of moment. Woeat quiet, in copsequence of the continued aeciine in flour at tae waukee club is beld at $1 10 a $1 15; red Todiaay n, $1 65, and white Canadiaa, mceseion from these prices would Jhave to be made to induce bayers to come into the mar- ket. Corn is held wt 77¢ w 78c ; nosales, Oata nominally, ‘at 7c, 0 48c. Cena! freigbte dull and pominal; on flour, 24c. a 2c ; wheat, 63<c.; corn, 6c , to New York. Lake imports—3,0C0 bushels whest. Canal exports—10,000 ‘Dnehels wheat The receipts by lake, in conrequence of the break of the Welland canal will be very lignt fora ore. bce ay Civcrswart, Jane 20, 1859. Flour beavy and ten cents lower, gaies at $6 60'a $6 70; red wheni $135 a 6! 40; white do. $130a8150. Provi @ione unchanged. Becoo—sides, 9c.; lard in kega, lic Whiskey eteaay: sales at 26340. Police inteiigence. A Lopicrovs Mistake.—On Sunday night a gentleman | from the rural districts, with carpet bag in hand, entered | the Seventeenth precinct station house in mistake for a hotel, and inquired for lodginge. The sergeant in com- mand, not thinking for a moment that the countryman had got isto the wrong house, ordered the door man to | furnwh tbe applicant with a back cell on tho basement floor. The moment, however, the “green one” got a glimpee of his sieeping apartmant he drew back, and de. | claring there must be a mistake somewhere, rushed out of the building, and was not seen afterwards. The country man left nis carpet bag behind him, so great | ‘was bis anxiety to find a hotel where the accommodations wore not se low down and the bedrooms so narrow and | 8 confined. AN Auixcep Disorperty Hovse.—Charles H. Schute, Amelia Milier, Hannah Jobnson, Emma Smitb, Julia Brown, Amelia Porter, Anna Smith, Helen Walmer and Even Smith, inmates of the premises No. 69 Daane strect, “were taken into custody yesterday by policemen Wool- dridge and others, of the Sixth precinct police, on a charge of being dirorderiy persons. ‘ne prisoners were brought Defore Justice Connolly, where the officers stated that the prisoners were ip the habit of giving model artist exhibi- Uous for the benefit of their patrons, and that on the night of their arrest they were engaged in this disgusting per- formance. The magistrate commitied tne prisonera for examination, ‘TAKEN IN AND Dove For.—Catharine Jacjer, a denizan of No. 128 Greenwich street, was taken into custody by po- licemen Coben, of the Third precinct, on the chargo of stealing $60 in gold coin, a watch and chain, and other ar- ticles, valued in sil at $100, the property of Carietian Wal- ter, of No. 109 Greenwich street. The complainant Jeges that be was induced to drink wine uatil be was i toxicated, and that then be was robbed of the above men- tioved articles, This makes the second or third time Mr, Waiter bas fallen into the hauds of the Phiiatines duriog the past six months. Justice Connolly commitied the ac. cused for examination, Arrest OF 4 YOUNG MAN FoR RonsinG His EMPLOYERS.— ‘Yesterday morning officers Hogan and Barry, of the City Hall poiice, arrested a young mau named Wm, Berrian on a cbarge of robbing his employers, Peckham, Morrill, Fitch & Uo., No.17 John etreet, under the following cir- cumstances:—It appears yoang Berriau, who ia about it. teen years of age, was placed by his father with tho above firm to learn the jewelry businuss. Not long since be fell in with a Jew named J. Branswettor, alsoa jeweller, of 18 North William street, aod who, it is alleged, is a receiver of stolen goods. Berrian being easily led, it eppears that he was induced by Branswetter to rob his employers at various times of gold filings, valued at gevoral hundred dollars, nad which Branewetter paid him for. Mr. Fitch, ove of the firm, flading that ho was daily losing gold filings, called to his assistance the above | officers, whom he desired to ferret out the guilty party. ‘The officers kept @ close watch on several in their employ, and yeaterday followed Berrian to Branswetier’s place in Wiiliam street. Here, observing Berrian to take a bundle ‘out of bis pocket, they concluded that they bad got on the right track, and accordingly stepped in and arrestod jan. As was exvecied, the paper contained about worth of gold dust. He at once confessed having stolen it from his employers, and swted that he bad been #0 induced by Branswetier; that be had taken eight or nine lots to Branswetter, worth from $40 to $50 exch, and for which he received from ‘dollar to @ doliar and u half tor eacd lot, ia ail about 615 for a little over $400 wort of pure gold, Sranswotter | ‘Was also taken in custody as receiver’, av’ on his person was found a large quantity of jeweiry, vaiuet at eh $700, and anumber of pawn tickets. Thay were botl taken before Alserman Brady, at tie Ouy Hall Police ‘Court, who is acting for Justice Welnn ia hia temporary ‘absonce, aod committed for examinavoa, Branswettor | has, no doubt, from the boy’s story, bown doing quite a | trade and reaping quite a harvest through Berrian. This is uot the first cage of this character that has oocurred; it | has become quite a custom for Jows to watch around down town and make the ucquatntancy of boys, aud then | induce them to rob their employers und.sell them their | plunder. Autecen Tuwrt or VaLvantx Horses.—Georgo T. Earle, a doaler in horsez, was taken into custody yesterday by Policeman Horton, of ths Jefferson Market Police Court, on ‘& Warrant issued by Justice Kelly, charged with stealing four horses and a wagon, vatuod in ail at $1,600, tho pro- perty of M. A. Kellogg. The complainant represents ‘that bo sont on the property from Phiwdelpaia with in- ‘ftructions to the defendant to #e!l the same. Not boing | Of the »oard of nealth able, however, to offect a satisfactory urrangement, Mr. Kellogg ordered Karle to send them back. Tostead of doing this, the prisoner, as it is alloged, sold the animals ‘and pocketed the proceeds, The owner of the horses i in town and is engaged with the police in hunting up the Uptcd pty Up to Inat evoning no trace of it could be | povered, | AtworD Friomovs Assavit,—One Joseph Johnson was NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1859, arrested last night om » cherge of felonious assault pre. Jerred by tra, Cooper, of 26 Sullivan etraat, and locked ap in the Eighth ward stauou Louse, Mra. Cooper alleges that Johuson ateewpted to forcibiy violate ber verson Justion Brownell decharged Jobnsoa from custody, bolt iby Dio w Dall im Lhe BUD Of $400 W auswer wt bao Bext Court of Seselons. Board of Aldermen, This Board met last evening, Presizeat McSpedon ia (he chair, VETORS FROM THY MAYOR. Tbe Mayor sent in @ veto message ou the report and retolution to pay James Douuelly $2,319 for “sawing? epiitting and piling away 2,700 loads of wood auemg the Years 1867 and ’68"” Tue Mayor gives as a reason for vetoing the bill that there were no certificates attached from the head of the department having charge of the work, HOW CONTRACTS ARR MADE AND CARRIED OUT. A voto message was also roctived from tho Mayor oa the reso ution of the Common Council in favor of contina- ing the nignt soll contract with Wm. &. Woodruff until a new contract could be made. The Mayor states that he has made a cheaper contract under the direction of the Boaro of Health Commissioners. The commuaication was ordered wo be printed:— Mayon’s Orrice, June 20, 1859. ‘To THe BONORADLE THE CoMAON COUNCIL! — GENTLEMEN—1 return herewith a resolution adopted by our howoratie body, directing iu City \papector to advertise for proposals to copuact lor tae rawoval of all the contents of the wo! ane ret confirmation, "4nd tbat nti auch contract aball be apd conormed Wiliam bt Wootrufl be snd is bereny ci- rected tv continue the work of removal of the al lab ea bitherto’ ‘4 bis resolution claims to be based on a comaunication trans mitied by me to tue cmon Connell in ihe month of aprti Inet, 1” rriaticn wo the removal of the pigbt soil from the cfty. BO lar ag tbe diveciion wW the Ulty inapector WO advertise for such contact ww concerned, I would at once give my ssdens thereso, but as this direction is counec.ed with another to Mr. Woodrefl w continue auch work, it becomes necessary, to the performance of wy duty, tba. 1 abou d return the resolution withort my approval to your hosorable body. atthe ime my communication was transmitted to the Com- mop Council Mr Woozruff wes performing, oc claimed tv be soil of the city ta performing, the work of removing the bight roauce with an syresment made with him by the city Inspector, under a resolution adopted by the Board of y Beaih in Juve. s868 ‘The work under such arrangement had eady jurce of large expenuitire to the city, was that suming, even betore balf of the year had etupsed, the ea- Use appropriation butborized by tae Legisintury A serious doubt exi#wa Bi60 ib My mind ws to the exteut of the ausaority 0 ‘abe sutbonzing powers ot that .0dy were. lo ray judgment given Ww vet pressing emergencies ‘bat Honed Woe eutbo. ize. to remuve exivlog oulsances, and, to take maeusures acer aay @la‘e uf circucnsianoes Inmedinte Jy endangering the puolic Bealth to remuverse curses of a:b Gapger, Abe object of ese powere conia aot bave ceea wo TUVIGe & pErmabent arrepgemeut convected wih we Closa fog ct the city oF the femovel of ang tuvertal frow 1 or to dt ‘Vest the « ommon Cous cil of aby power wich belonged to that broy unter We charter nt all events tae Board of death could give no direc.iou which coula cuntisus bevond the legs: terms Uf ils members Fer tbls season 4 Urged Upua the Com mon Coopell i» my e¢mmuricaiion the urgeht veveasity w di Obes # COetract to be Advert bed and mace jor ue gauae Work, being (Uiiy sat alied Lust Lovuid be percormed with out litle Ieany expense wo the its Wewsury. > 10 epp-ove, sberet tr oO” tis Fesoltition, which is in effect coplinulrg the WOrk at tbe saune exirevagnul rave OF exp>naL ture of which 1c. mp'siued. would not en'y bese iaconaimteucy in my action to relation to this maser, out would at the same tume be yielding my consent Op-y 10r Work and services & sug: much larger an ths fairly worth, and te ia tac now ve tng Cove for; murrover, ft wuuid be approving of an act Which to my Opint yy, the Common Council mave no right todo, pus sibicy is proaioued by tne provisions of the ameuied charter of 1557. Frior to the action of the Inte Board of © es'th in directing #0 Agreement w be made with Mr. Wovarafl, toe wo-k wae Delux dpe by mr James Dey under a contract made with the city, thruugh the City Inapector, and in accordance with bids purauacs wa resolutica of the’ Vommoa Councll adopted i pugurt, 180! . By tais contrat Mr Dey agreed to remove from the city a: the night eoil Dom the slugs wad privies thereot ta gouwas or bows sod to pe» for ws privilege lhe sua Of $4,100 & year Uther partice at the thae cifered w do tt wi bout compensativa, Sud some for a small aonusi gum. beture this peno’ the can’ tents of these siLas had seen dumped from the ends of certain piers into the river ‘this practice wus lovg complained 0, a» « Duinsuor, aud nt last the crand Jury having prerenied it as such, the Commua Counoll directed the City Laspector to cause te removal in bows or agows by particn wit whom ba aboud contract, conir-ct bad been previously ndverused for, un der a prior resolution, on which cecaton twenty taree ‘dita Tent pasties bid tor l,'ot which #esevteen were under $2) LUI and Lone ex.teced the bem oF $40 UU p he Jom mon Counell failed w coptirm the coutract to the party to whom it wes thea awarded (uv. G. Marshall, at $LL74 40 & Jear,) ae it wan stated wheu the aubject caine before them thst tbe work could be cone. sed parves stood ready Wo perform it, without apy compenea.ion from the city. ‘The resut of the subsequent bias justided this assertion, and Mr. Ley took it, and ms éad of receiving pay, or ever without wy compensstion, agreed to pay tur the privkiege, aa betore sated, he sum ef $4,100 yeurfurfive years. bis contract he continued w perturm trom about the let January, 1856, w the Ist June. 868, when he abandoned {c for the reason, we faeged in his letter addressed to me, OF b's pecumary tonotlity to longer perform ft, und te » aubeequect communication to me ollered w v0 the work fur 820 WU & year. It being then fu the midst of the warm season. tt became necessbry 10 wre prompt action iu reimion to the removat oF this offevaive material from the clty and having communtcated in » mi ig to the board of Heslis the factof ar. Ley’s adan- dorment of his contract, « reso'udon was adopted by that booy Ou the Sth June Isat, directiog the ity Luspector wo ea ploy Mr Woodrutt, the arsiguee ot Mir. ey, termpurari!:, provicea tae rate of ecrapevsailon, Locluding tne expenses: houd nutexceea the rum of 850 per Week for doste of “Ofty tous bursea, aac ia the same rato ter boats of larger propordons. Work Wes at Once commenced UnGrr the o¢w *rrangement, and the resuit for ihe lest yesr was, that instead of we city bs: 1 paid for the privilege of removal, as b; und Bis contract ithse cust, from the isth’ Jue 10 the ist Jans & pertod of six apd & BAl! mouths, beiween $44,010 sad $5 OW, being an average of $).200a week Mar. w vodrull cooduued the work uni) toe 18th May lust, when Be sbendonec tt for ta» Teason, ae be alleged io bis jeter w the vowptrulier acd ay nett, thet be was not patd for the same, and suis are Low penawg nyarust tbe city py bis apeigoees, to recover $21.43) lor she work, trom Jeauary 7 May 1, making oh what bad been previously paid bm or his assiguee, $56 UU for « peniod of eleven monilie, or at the race of over $50.00) » year Uncer these circum stances, expecially as it was repreeented to the Comm ispioners of beaita that the siuksof the wore overflowing with their contents, and as the warm sedson wa approaching, it became necersary, inasmuch as the Voumoo Council had failed to ect, and the board of Health wae not in tbat the Commilsionersot Health should make some Arrangement mrelauion thereto A resolution wasuscurdiugiy adopted by the Commissioners of Health ou the 20h May lass, ‘authorizing and empowering the Comptroller and myselr ke Bp arrangemeot until» contract anould be msde Jor th work uncer the cirection of the Common Counc. in pur. suance of this authority 40 arrangement bas been mace with Fespousible partice 07 which the same work for which the c ‘waa paying Mr. Woodrutt $1,200 & week, or $5,000 4 month, fe Dow being performed at the rate of $12,000 a year, belng 51,00 amcnth and $4,000 lees than was paic to Mr. Woodruff, and the same paruce offer, on an extended contract for the term ed in your resojution, to dothe same work witbout any compensation whaiever, and to give adequate security ther efor. ‘lo violate this arrangement, and to sanction your resolution by authorizing Mr, Wuodrull to do whe wore av te expenditure Of $1,250 & Week, che thousand dollars more tbaa it {snow Delag done for (admitting toat the Common Coaneil could le: gaiy direct his ewployment) woud in my opinion be giving my E q Copseut to the pe/pettetion of @ gross fraud upon the cits treasury. Beslues, 1 have every reason to believe tuat te actual party iu interes! is oot Mr. Woodruil, but Mr Dey hum self, Br Vey is, 1 vrmed, @ brother of mr. Woodruff, ‘with whom he was then, and is atilacierk it is not enougn, that already agreai! avd bas not only been onmmitted on the trenaury, Dus It 19 sought to be continued to the pardes inte revted int by yourresoiution. against being made a party to such An Outrsge on the wxpayers of tis city, 1 most sxennly rotest. ‘The tolluwing paper, being a cops’ of w recelys for & fondo We bightsotl tsueu trom the oily, would seus to ue tain the soppoeition that Mr. Ley was interested as uate an Miecesres, New York, March 2, 1859. trom Mr, Obudiah Ciark, fifteen collars for & load of night soll for sloop Pro- tection. James & DY, (Bid) Per W. H Woopxurr. ?bis is but one of a number of receipts given in the same ‘way for night soll texen from the sinks of the city, under the errapgement made by be City loapector with Mr. Woodruff, ‘sesignee of ‘under the r.soiution of the soard ef Leslib, ater Dey's t willl Dis contact. * ‘dh’s receipt Dot only shows the tutent of Dey. but at the seme thme exhibita the vaiue of tbe conten s of taw sloks of the cl:y. ‘The sloop icad above referrec to, sad bundredsof othera, were d taken BWaey wiihout any custo Woodrn il or Ley 1 cannot believe tbst, under all these clreumstances, had YOUr honcravie body been sWece of the aame, you Would bave Added (9 your reeolution a direction to whe City snspector to ewploy Mr Wooerull (or the purposes mentioned therein, and 4m eatiatea ot, uu & reconsideration thereof, you will at once repudiste the enormous fraud thus atuemptec to be iu pored on we city, end vinoicate the Common Councii from any complicity with sued peculation tn the public treasury If however, the compensation tu Mr. Woodrutt was no more then the wo k waa fairiy worth or could be aone for by over Fever: thing conected with it was beyond blame, 1 should be crmpelied to wibhold my sigoature tor the reason lone thst the Common Vouncl!, 10 thus directing a party vo be employed, or &covtract (0 be’ made wilh pim, Were golay beyond te anthority conrerred on them by ibe charter, 1¢ they could 10 this case divect a party to pe employed, or con- ith dim, #0 they could in others, ‘and thus the leiter of the charwr in relation to contracts would be entirely wetaside sud violated wad the whole work of the city farmed out tosuch favoriies as they might be dieposed toemploy. ‘hey might even direct a cer- tein clerk to be employed, tbey could direct the streets to be cleened by one party. the rowde to be kept In a prover condi- tion by avother the prvements to be repaired by others, sew- €rs to Le Bulls, atreets t De regulated. aud. in tact, tue waule work which ibe cliy has ia charge, or fa entrusted with the formance of, could thus be parcelied out w favori es. ‘sole as these, or any o/ them, ths charter has by its provisions: probibited, abd hes organized the several departments of tbe ont heir exection he sixteenth section of the chacier i¢ execulive power Of the Lorporation shull be vest- ed e Mayor avd the executive departments” ‘hat your direction to employ Air. Wouds ull ls such a duty cannot be de- ni I bave, therefore, for th's reason, as well as others I have before stated, deemed ¢ my duty wo return the resolution for your reconsideration. Dan’L KF. TIEMANM, Mayor. A petition was received from the Mariners? Industrial Society, for a donation to enable them to carry on their charttable wor! communication was received from Mr. Daniel E. Do- Jayun, atkivg for more ruitadie accommodations to facill- tate the business of bis office, THE COST FOR CLEANING STREETS. Mr. Delavan uito sent in & communication, in anewer to a resolution of the Board, in which be states “that the amount expended for the work of street cleaning for the your 1866 was $586,070 22; the amount expended for the Same purpose for 1857 was $800,867 42, nad for 1858, up to the 25th of December, $207 806 69; ana if the expenses of the remuining six days of 1568 be included, the whole amount would be $301,442 49. ‘2B EXVENSRS OF PAVING AND KEEPING THK STRERTS IN REPAIR The Croton Board sent in @ communication in answer to arerolution of the Aldertben, inquiring the amount an- buaily expended in paving and keeping in repair the paved etreets of the city since that department has had coarge of them. They stare that 11 1857 the amount was $66,626 66; in 1868, $86,344 08; in 1859, $22,274 22— makyng a total of $144,140 96, Aldermpxn PECK calied up a regolution from the Council- men jn favor of appointing a joint commitiee to confer with the Croton Board in regard to the construction and completion of the rgrervoir. Adopted. The Presitent ap- pointed Aldermen Peck, Genet and Brady a Special Com- mitiee. ‘The Committee on Finance reported in favor of a do- ‘Ration of $2,000 to the American Female Guardian Society. id over, STREET CLEANING CONTRACT. The report of the Counc:lmen in favor ofawarding the Contract for cleaning streets to Messrs. Johnston & er Piamenrs Per annum, under the pl Aidt City r, Was referred 3 yumittes having wes matter hiea ‘veral communications were received and referred, after which the Board adjourned 10 Monday next at vo \ o'clock. Naturalized Russian Citizens. [Correspondence of the New Orleans Picayune | LrGanion ov THe UnireD StaT#S, BERLIN, May 14, 1869. Taek that you will make koown, thr your journal, to the amoy paturaized citizens of the United Skates re Si01D, in the States of Louisiane and M ppl, who wore formerly Kuewino subjects, Laas it iB very imprudent for them to leave the Voited States, with the intention of 1 turoiwg Weporariy to Russia, unless they have Vioubly made the Lecessary inquiries as to permission from the Kursian government Wavy such citizeos are under the impression that the Emperor Aexande: If, of Russia, has proclsimed ao uo Quaiitied amnesty, but such ia not the cass, The dis- (nguisneo Russian Minister, Baron Bruunow, bes inform: et me that he government has never destroyed its “ biack bet,”’ and that if the surname of an applicant for 4 viké upon bis puseport is (ound upon that lial, tae vie nay bot be grated ¥ For the purpose of making this warning more impressiv T will state briefly two cases that have come under my ob fervation, The first was tno case of acitizen of our inte, come to this city to procure the vise of the Rursiaa Legation, tp order that he might cross the Ruesian froa- ler, He tailed to get it, in spite of all possible exertions Upon my part, and the invariable good disposition of Ras- Blan fanctionaries towards American citizens, because Dis DeMe Was Upon the “viack hst’’ of the Legaton; conse- ov nuy he was compelied to return reiuctantiy vw Loui- jane. ‘The second caso was that of an ex.sheriffof Mississippi, Who, upon being refused the vist neceesary to enable him Ww visit bis family aud property in Russia, 60 strenuously that the surname upon the black list could pot be bis, thas I bad his case sia cefore the Russian go- verbinent at St. Peversburg After six weoks delay that government replied that it was ready to examine any «vi- Geoce as to his cen ity which he might bave to offer. daving deen put wo great expense in awaiting here for six weeks the expected decision, he also returned reluctantly to his State. Ip cons: quence of the present military proparations in Russia, te government will douhtiess be stricter now than ever. E. G, W. BUTLER, JR, Court of General Sessions. Before the Recorder, JUNE 20,—The Gret caso tried this worning wasacharge of assault and batiery preferred agsius! John @. L. Green by James King, who alleged that he was assaulted by the defendant on election day, in December, at Yorkville. Tae jury rendered a verdict of not guilty, ‘Tne Grand Jury came into court at noon with a batch of indictments against prigoners now condined in the tombs awaiting trial, to which,on being arraigned, the acused barbes pleaded Lot guilty, aad were remanded for trial Michal Brady, 4 brutal iooking individual, indisted for rape on Emity Krokel (a litle giri twelve years old), sait to pave been Committed on the 6th of April, pleaded guil- ( 0 au assauit with intent Lo Comant that Outrageous of- fence, and was seut to the State priton for three years. Kilep Sutpben atias Ellen Davies was piaced #t the bar charged with stealing $170 worth of clothiog on the 16th of May. the property of Eilea J. Grotgen. Sbe pleaced gully to aD attempt to commis grand larceay, and wus BeDL to we penitentiary for one year, James McDooveli, iwsicted for robbery in the firat de- agree, baving ob the 19tb oF Inet month stolen & watch and chai worth $30 from Jobn May%er, pleaded guiicy to the crime of graud larceny, He wassent to the Sug Sing prisen for four years Jovn Smiih, @ potor‘ous character, was indicted for burgiariourly eptering the house of Dorvibes Douneriy, 58 Fourth street, end stealing a silver watch aad coat orth $24. Mr. Sedgwick stated that he couid nov prove the burglary , aud would therefore accept a plea of petit iurcepy, The prisover accordingly pleaiet guiity to petit srceoy, and was eentenced to Six montus imprisonment ip the penitentiary, anc foed $100. Bepjamin Spellman was tried aud convicted of grand larceny ip steaiing Ubirieen gold govereigus from Mainew Luntz” The jury baving recommended him to mercy, the Recorder imposed the iowest sentence tue law allowed, which was two years imprisonment in the State prison. \ Haupab Smith (colvea), charged with grand larceny, pleacea gunity to #n aitempt to commit inet offace. With permiseion of the Court, the agent of the Prison AS socution was allowed to read un epistle addreseed to the “dudge” by tbe buebane of the accused, who stated that be bad served ip the Mexican war, a'so in a Pounsyivaaia regiment, bad served bis country faitofully, nad parform. ea wapy Dobie and during things, avd had’ the rhoum tiem. The writer cove! “To the name of the people, I do wish that rn. gaia Auna Willlaras may be set 4¢ liberty, as this is the first offence that she e omit. My veme is Mr, David Williams, in thi city and county of New York. Me aad my wil re upited in the boocs of matrimony, have always agreed togetber in a bappy i Som the name of the geople, why could uot my site be set at liberty, being the Gret offence that ene ever di4 commit, Your hamole ser- vant, Mr. DANIEL WILLIAMS, colored gentieman.”* The “colored gentleman's” reasoning proved to be sound, for in consioeration of its eogency his Houor gent Baaneh to Blackweil’s Island for six months, instead of be State prison Robert Churchill, jointly indicted with Henry Barns, was tried ov a charge ot forgery, baving, as alleged, circulated $5 counterfeit bitis ov the Farmers’ aod Dro. vers’ Bank, The evidence wae insufficient to warrant the jury ip provouneing the accused guilty, so that after de- hberativg tor pearly five Bours they returned with a ver- dict of not guitty The Court ten adjourned, Brooklyn City News. HomaoraThy —At a recent meeting of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum—one of the oldest charities in that city— the Board of Manugers determined to test the homo, pathic system of treatment, by appointing tho following gentlemen to take charge of tne Medical Departmoa pratt physicianb—A. Cooke Hull. Attending pby: ciane—J. B. Eliott, M. D.; John P. Talmadge, M. 1). Tue Boaxp or WATER CoMMIssionens.—At a meeting 0 the Common Council last night the Mayor’s nominees for Water Commissiovers—namely, John A. Funk and Gama- liel King—were confirmed by a vote of 14 yeas to 5 nays. Duatn or “ Oxp Nerry.’’—Pbe Coroner was notified last evening to bold an inquest upon an old German woman, well known abeut the Segond and Fifth wards as “Old Netty,” who was found dead at her residence in Green jane, For a number of years past sho was in the habit of twking @ position near a gaslight, at either the Fu ton or Catharine ferries, where she would sit from dark till two or three o’clock in the morning, knitting stockings. She hved alope, and by her industry had accumuiated a con- tiderable sum of mouey. The only name she was known by was “Old Netty.” An inquest wili be held to day, DgaTs oF 4 Prominent Crnizen.—Mr. Edward Copland, who bss occupied a number of prominent positions in past years, died at his residence ia Clinton aveaue on tho Lith inst., of a diseare known as millets ossium, or soft ening of the boner, with which he had suffered for many mouths, Mr. Copland was one of the first manicipal magistrates of the city of Brooklyn, and was aiso City vlerk and Mayor of tue city. He held aigo, at aifferent ‘umes, the office of President of the Evergreens Cometry Company, President of the Central Bank, a member of ‘tue ward of Ecucation, in which latter position he took & promivent part in organizing the Normal School, which has since grown to be a most useful institution. Mr. Cop jand was in the eixty-sixth year of his age, Ata mueting of the Common Council last evening a communication announcing the desth of Mr. Copland was gent in by Mayor Powell, and a resolution was adopted to attend the funeral in a boay, Wultamsburg City News. ‘Tue Accipent At Peck Sir FexRY. —About one o'clock on Sunday morning two of the guards on Biackwell’s Island found # sailboat containing one man, named Henry Fitz- simmons, who was asleep in the cabin; the boat had driit- ed ashore on the island, Upon being aroused, he hoisted the eal and made his way to Hunter's Point, where he be" longed. He etates that on Saturday afternoon bimself and William H. Potts finished their work upon the bridge at Newtown creek, beter ler boat, went to Jersey City, where Potts expected to find work. They sturtei to re- tur tate in the evening, and when off the Batvery Fitz- simmons went into the cabin and went to sleep, leaving Potts to manage the boat. He knows of nothing further having occurred uotii he found himseif at Biackwell’s island, and bas no idea of bow his companion left him. From tbe description given by those who saw the accident cif South Eighth street on Satarday night, when the Peck slip ferry boat Eagie was entering her slip at the foot of South Eighth street, E. D., and a man jumped off from 4 boat inio the water and was drowned, 1t would appear that this was the seme boat, The sailboat was entirely uninjured, and when found the sails were up. Potts lived a; 344 Third street, New York, Accent at Newtown Creex Brice.—On Siturday night a man named Thomas McLroi, his son, and a gon of Capt. Furber, were injured at the new drawbridge over Newtown cieek. Too bridge bas been rebuilt, and was but partially finished, when a sloop came up to go through. McLeod attempted to open the draw, when an ‘ron cap fell a distance of some twenty feet, striking him ou the back and severely injuring him. His son wae but slightly injured, and a son of Capt. Furber had one of his fost crurhod. Several persone were standing near at tho time, ang it was fortunate that more were not injured. SinGULAR ACCIDENT.—-Yesterany morning a man named Michael Carroil weat into the shoe store of 8, Burr, cor: ner of Grand and Fourth streets, to exchange a pair of skoes which he had bought on Saturday night. He pa one on aad ran out of the etore, parsned by Mr. Burr. Carroll turned ana knocked Mr, Burr down with euch fojge un to broak ove, of is loge, Ho was afterwards ar- refled by officer Mitchell, of the Fifth preciact. Coroners’ Inquests. FAatat DRowNaNG OCCURRENCE.—Coroner Jackman held an inquest yesterday at No. 55 Cherry street upon the body of @ lad 13 yeara of age, named William J. Sinclair, who was drowned at the foot of Roosevelt strest, on Sun- Gay, under the following circumstances:—Decoased, it ap- peared, was, after cleaning out bis father’s boat—which wus moored in the slip at the foot of the avove street—ciambering up the side of ‘the pier, when he missed bis hold and fell into the water, and was drowned before any assistance could bo rendered him. Ay Ante-Monem Exastixation Demannep.—Information was received at the Coroners’ office yesterday af- fernoon to the effect that a young woman named Mary Schaffer, residing at 814 East Eighth street, was lying in a dangerous condition from the effects of a kick im the abdomen, received at the hands of an acquatutance of bers named Peter Gass, The Coroner was requested t> hold an ante-mortem examination in the case, as fears ‘were enterteined by the physician in attendance that the injured woman would poteurvive the day, Coroner Jack- man Will investigate the matter. Gaas, the accused, lives in tho same bouse with Miss Schaffer. The ‘origin of the difilculty did not appear. Dearu INA Station Hovss.—Doroner Schirmer hold an ipqueet at the Third precinct station house’ upon the body of ap Old man uamed Louis Wilson, wto died from ex- baustion, the result of want aud exposure to the woatuer. The deceased etated thas he bad some relations liviog im Pineapple street, Brookiyo., He gave his age as sovonty- fivo years.” Verdict, « Gouth from exhaustion.” Kitten uy 4 Fart.—Jobanna McGrath, a native of Ire- land, aged thirty years, died yesterday afternoon at Bellevue Hospital, from the affect: of injuries accideatally received by failing down a flight of stairs at No. 209 Cast ‘Thirty fourth street. The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest apuo the body, ,. The Confession of a Wife Murderer. George 8 Law, who was auag in St. Louis on tua (7 instant for the murder of bis wife, made the fellowing Confession :— I was warried to Sarah S. Stai dat the Court House ia Quin y, Tiinois, by @ Justice of the Peace, on the zath of N vember, 1806; was then « reve. nt of Mendota, Ilinois; returbed there, leaving my wile wih ber father in Ha nil- ton, Hanovck county, [inois; ob or about the 25t : No. vember, 1857, I went back from Mendota to Ham toa, and tolo my wife I wished to take ner South to spead tho winter; she consented, and we teft (or the South, avd wo arrived in St. Lou's op the 27'b, 28th or 29th of Noved| last; we got bere before daylight, took breakfast at King’s Biel ona then went to the Astor House, kept by Her- mun Norp, on Fraukiin avenue; while tuere my wife was unwell; had Doctors Christopher and Washiogton attend- ing bev; her sickness was caused by giving her powon; the poison was wirychuine; I got tata drog store on Broadway; bought the strychnine for the purpose of giv- ing it to wy wite; I gave it wo her at least twice, aud may have given it to hor thrice, but cannot say positively; I gave it to her for the purpose of kilting hor; she made fo much noise in the spasms that it alarmed Mr. Norp and wife, who came to our room and insisted that 1 should send for a phy- sician; tbat was the cause of my sendiog at al'- ferent times for the dociore; wished to allay any suspi- cious Of Norp and wife ak to what I bad done; each of the yr clans preecribed ‘or ber at afferent times and I give F ibe medics; she vomited after taking the poisr.; think before takibg aay medicine; first gave ber poison the second day wo were there at about ten o'clock at night; she was confined to ber bed for about two weeks from the effects of egy a she 17th of December I told Joseph Moyer of what I cad done amd meant to do, and he sgreed to help me; be took my baggege and that of my wile from the Astor house to his loagiugs on Broadway; on the afternosn of the same day I told my wife I was guing to Curondelet, and sbe agreed to go; we left the Astor House in & baggage wagon; { think the drivor was @ begr0; don't remember the number of the wagon; my wife bad a baucbox; we went to the lower ferry; sho wat in a room on the wharf boat while L went 10 look for a skit wuich I bag beture purchased; { had engaged two boy, whose bumes Ido not kuow,to bring the skill to me from the dry docks; I bougat it for seven dollars; we remained about au hour at tae ianding; the boys then came up with the kill; Joseph Moyer was at the lanoing to see us Start, ald was to Mave gone wits us, Dut be ard I thougot it would nei be necessary; my wile and T got into the ekiff; { rowed down the river and slopped below the stoumboats abou: Arty rods, at the foot of @ Btreet built out ito ihe river and (300 lsaded; she uked me the reason; I told ber it was to get w rock to bailast the boat; [did not tell ner my real ovject, wach wus Wo gec a rock to Sink her body iu the river; C called two boys, who brought to me two rocks weighing from wen totwelve pounos each; wo then again ptarted; we Went on by an island without trees, oa the slissouri Kide; did pot see Carondelet; dia not novice more than oae mand of tbe kied spoken of; we Wout dowa Uli we were about balf way past the telund on the east side, about forty-five yaras from the shore; the steamboat channel is vetwern the Itiinos wbore and where we were; I thea Inia my oars in the boat, seized hold of my wite by the back Of (he neck with my right band and pusbed her head cowo under the water; held it there about aminute or lovger; then T lifted her partly out of the water and found she was dead: wok of ber two shawis aud Downes and Ued some twine two or three times around a stone and atiuched the other end to hor eck; then lifted the rock over the ski! and let it down into ibe water, slippibg the cord through my heads wil It was ail out; 1 then turew the body iuto tne river, ibd the weigbi of the rock carried it down instantly; the rock was @ ite larger toas this book iota Statutes) ; it vould weigh te or tweive pounos; | nad got the twine tor te purpose of veiwg it thus; I then rowed ‘toe islend, thinking it was .o¢ Missouri sbore, landed, aud aboved the kif out ioto the atream; the skill was of mo- divm size, tweive or fiitwen feet long; 1 do pot remember wbether it was painted or not; I ieft the oars in tae boat; think there were three or four of them; but aid no! leave apy s oves there; I then hailooed for some one to come and take m:» otf the sand bar; 1 baliooed for about an hour, when a Germun and another person came and iovk me off, it wes geiting dark when I threw my wife over- board 1 Cesignes to down ber, and left the aswr House woth tbat design; the reason was that I was sure I could uot hve happily with her; she had aever said or done ‘wything to enuse me to feel so; I bud no ill (eeiing to- ‘words her or towards sny ot her relatives; Ifelt as though Tcould not go back among my friends and acquaintance with ber, becauso I was afraid they woald chink I’ bad married one below mo; after xetting ashove from the island I camo Uack to the city, arriving at about pine o'clock; I met Moyer; he teked ie bow I bed succeeded; T told bit, “All has gone under,” and supposed he understood me; I went to his bourcipg nouse, on Broadway, half way between Coerry ond Warb atrects, on the same side as the hat store which bad taken fire some days beiore; do not kaow the name of the house nor of the man who Kept it; on the next day I Jett S¢ Louis avd returned to Mr. Staiford’s, at Hamilton, taking with me all ber tings except what’she bad on; toid her parents {bad buried her at Memphis, aad gavi ‘them the Dames of the doctors who attended her, I did ths to cover up the facte; on the 30th of November I was mar- ried regain to Loutrn Shurtiff; she did not then know that I bad been married to Sarah Stafford; married #0 soon bo- cause ehe said she would oot wait for me any longer; kept company with her the fall before marrying my other wift can offer no excuse for the murder of my wife excep! that it was for the purpose of marrying this one; my pre sent wife Was not encierte betore my marriage! if thor is a virtuous woman spe is one; had held no criwinal in tercourse with ber: have said to Mr. Siaiford that tw men were in the skiff with me when I drowned my wife; am sorry for the statement; it wss false; do not know why I made it; suppose the evil spirit was in me; two mea 010 kuow my deaign a ebort time before it was executed told them and asked ove of them to sasist_me; he con senled out of friendship; be came alone to the river and not in the wagon; bie namo ig Joseph Moyor, and ho bourded whore I lodged the night I came back; paid him $5, 1think; be knew my intention, and went because I wished him to go; the nate of the other is Joseph Sawyer; cannot say where he is now; he was in Mendota the day I left there; Moyer is a small sized man, would weigh some 130 pounds, spare faced, dark compiexion, with black hair, aod is @ painter; do not think he resides bore; he muy be aged twenty-five years or more; not over five feet; thosewere tre only persons wuom [told of my design; to one Thomas L. Beale T said something about it, but he left the city before it was accomplished; do not know whether be knows the result; Norp’s family, at the Astor House, know nothing of it: my present aim 16 to tell all the truth, and if there is anything in wbat I have here said which contra- dicts previous statements of mine, it is not from a desire io tell aught but the truth; I ouce belonged to the church, Personal Intelligence. Fx-Goverror H 8. Foote, of Mise weipp!, was married in Naebville on the 14th instant to Mrs. Rachel D. Smiley, widow of the lato R. @. Smiley, of Nashville, ARRIVALS, Frem Havana, tn the ship Liye Yankee—T H Brown. From Neuvites in the bark Aloah—J H Gibbs, J Aniaz, lady and two chidren, N Robinson. From Matanzas in the brig Gen Pierce—Isanc E Milburn. Court Calendar—This day. 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They also keep alk, elastic stockings for varicose velna, supporters avd oes, Instruments for de- formities made to order, No. 2 Vesey sireet, Astor House, low qdiglloway’s Pills and Otntment Hnable the Former felleve the stomach, liver and bowels of aiebatrus, uons, the latter heals every eaternal sure, eruption or wound. ‘The Riggs Truss can be Found at 448 teed street; also @ mew trass ior viricovele, Inquire cy The Family Herald. ‘The Fasney Henin, in tis regular edition of Wednesday will coptaio highly Important News from the deat of War ia Burope, giving om account of the Great Battle of the Cam- psign—Tbre Bundred Thousand Men Bogeged in & Two Deys Confict-Napoleon on the Fieli—Defeat of the Aus- trisne—Tweety Thousand Austrians and Twelve Thousand: French Hors de Comba'—General Kepinasse Killed—Marehal Canrobert Moctally Wounded—Milan Evacuated by the Aus triana, do. 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MANAGERS OF THE DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES, Ofioial drawings, by telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES. authorized by the Yure, hiving this dey Growing of the Lottery for the Benefit of the State of Delawars, do hereby certify that the following are the numbers which were this day drawn from the wheal, viz: Extra Cuass, No, 345, June 20, 1859. 53, 28, 16, 11, 68, 22, 51, 17, 5, 64, 13, 6, 62. Crass No 346, June 20, 1859. 26, 6, 66, 20, 56, 11, 25, 5, 57, G1, 72, 37, 68, 10. Ana et Geanid numbers were drawn in the order tn which ‘ stand above Witness our hands at Wilmington. Del... this Monday, June 20, 1659. GkOBGs 0. GOADUN, { coramtasiocors JOR, 8BaL, Jaaks DUNCAN, GEORGIA LOTTERIES. , The wal Commiseioners appolated to superintend the drawing of the Sparta academy Lottery, do hereby coruty sat the following ar ‘were this day drawn trom the wheel, Oxass No, 843, June 20, 1859. 46, 62, 26, 30, 41, 70, 10, 18, 16. 56, 68, 37, 60. Kerns Crass No. M4, Jone 20, 1359, Not received. And that the saud numbers were drawn In the onder in whlch they stand above, pgugiens oar hands at Auguste. Ge. this Monday, Jane 29, this F. O. BakRE: EP! Dodan” $ Commissioners. WOOD, EDDY & 00. | ese eieoraiet O. A. BRis, Commission and Exchangs Bro- ker.—Orders punctually aitended to, Offive, 176 Gresuwicd at Amicon tyes =) w yt ge cope flea 50; photographs. 60 —Taking 1,( , & HOLMEY new model ynuiery, 691 Bronawoy" z ‘Where is White the Hatter?—Echo Ans- wers. where! Why, under Barnum’s Museum, next t> Drum- gold & Proc. Played Out.—The Old Humdrum Fashions in gentlemen’s and boys’ caps. A new series of fresh, dash- ing styles at WHITE'S, 216 Broadway, under saroum's Mu- seum, Summer lecheoppelngpd Style hewn Quality, euurpaseed by any. A large Assortment of elegaatly trim: lund Utes 20 uissen and Sabine Fist preston KELLOGG, Manutactarer, 381 Canal street, Juven’s Kid Glove Cleaner, 25 cents a Bot- tle. Beware of counterelta., OLASK & O0., 535 Bread- ‘way, up sairs, acle proprietors, ‘Weed’s Patent Familiy Sewing Machines — Rew stjle. Priice $£0. Ollice 477 Broadway. Wheeler & Wiison'’s Sewing | Office 605 Broadway, New York. Send for acirculars, F. Y. S.—The Largest Shirt Emporium in the Union. BALLOU BRUTHERS, 409 Broadway, N Mesn—Ucarx—On Mongay, Jute 20, by tho Rev. W. 8 June 20, by the Rey. W. S. Hale, Francis L. Mean to Miss'Lovum, daughter Burke, Exq., ail of this city. £ — McPakiin—O’Bri&v.—On Monday, June 20, by the Rev. George moClusky, MicHakL McPakuN, of Ciacinnati, to Maxcaret A. O’BRUEN, 0} this city. Cincinnati papers please copy. Pxnpuwron—Fox.—On Tuesday, June 14, by tne Rev. Thomas H. Bureh, Wituam S. Pexpiatox to Magy ADELA Fox, all of this city. ‘Wxexes—Puitiura —On Wednesday evening, June 15, by the Rey. James Millett, at his residence, Mr. Sexy Weexes to Miss Mariya, fourth daughter of Samuel Pnil- lips, Keq., of county Kiidare, Ireland, but more recently of Brooklyn, L West—Bakez —On Thursday, June 16, by tho Rey. Dr. Crane, James T. West, son of Capt. S. W. Weat, of New Roobelle, N. Y., to Mare. Haxvan M. Bungw, formerly of Wilmington, Delaware. Died. Asrew.—On Monday everng, June 20, ABRAHAM ASTRY, Senr., aged 78 years. Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. Banoock.—At ses, on Sunday, May 15, on board ship Intrepid, from San Francieco, of consumption, Mra. Cano- ug L. Bancock, of San Francisco, aged 42 years. Bocrrt —On Monday, June 20, Mra Janz Fowsea, wife of John M. B. Bogert, in the 46th year of ber age. ‘The rejatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atvend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afvernoon, at two o’clock, withou: further invitation, from her late resi- dence, No. 29 Dougiass street, South Srookiyn. CHATIERTON —On Sunday evening, June 19, of consamp- thon, ABRAHAM G. CraTT#RTON, #ged 23 years. His friends, and tose of bis brother-in-law, Edward M. Hedden, are respectfully invited to attend the fuaerai, from No. $4 West fenth street, formerly Amos street, ou Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further in: vitation. His remains wlll be taken to Green wood. CorgLanp.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 18, E>wanp CorELAND, aged 66 years. ‘is friends, aud those of bis family, are respectfully tuyited W atteng the (uceral service, at bis late residence, on Clinton avenue, between Park ‘and Myrtle avenues, this (Tuesday) sfternoon, at four o’clock. His remaios will De taken to the © mevery of the Evergreeas, by tne family, on Weonesday morning. Co-teR.—Sudealy, on Monday morning, June 20, Cares R. Coste, 10 the 88th year of his age. His friends, and those of the family, are respectfully in- Viled to atiepa the fuverai, on Weduesday morning, at eleven o'clock, from his late residence, No. 77 Fifth ave- nue. Davinson.—Oo Sunday, June 19, Joskea W., son of Tho- mas W. and Mary A Davidson, aged 9 months. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuueral, this (Tuesday) afveraooa, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 94 Watts street. Deckxk.—In Norwalk, Conn., on Saturday, June 18, Marraias, ovly son of Jonn and Margaret Decker, aged 18 years, 11 mouths and 28 4 foe relatives and frienos of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the fuveral, oa Wednesday morning, at nine o'clock, from the residence of nis pareate, No. 13 Ann street, without further notice. Laxe —On Mopday, Juae 20, of dropsy, Mary Lane, ro- lict of the late Daviei Lane, aged 67 years and 3 months. The triends and relatives are invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Tuesday) atternoon, at two o'clock, from her late reaiveuce, No: 46 Fourth place, Souta Brooklyn, Her remains will be taken to Cypress Hilis Cemetery fur inter- ment Luwis —In Hoboken, on Monday, June 20, Chana My. mua, wile of Kaos R, Lewis, aged 19 years, 8 moans 15 cays The remains will be taken to New Orleans for interment. MeDosovud.—On Monday, May 20, Carsarine McDo- NOvGH. ‘The foneral will take place oa Wednesday aftervoon, at thres o'clock, from her fatoer’s residence, No. 104 dad- son avenue, Brooklyn. Her frievds and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. Feiax. —On Sunday, Juno 19, Gwatp Aeanerr, aged 22 movths, youngest son ot Edward aud Mary E. Paciaa. The friends of the famtly are invited to attend the fune: ral, to day (Tuesday), at twerve o'clock M , from the re- sidence of bs parents, No, 60 East Phirty-seveath street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues, without further notice. Risuy.—On Monday, June 20, Exies W. Rusary, daugh- ter of Bernard and Mary Reelly, aged 1 year, 2 monibs and 16 days. The friends and relatives of the a are requested to attend the funeral, from the reeidence of her parents, No, 292 West Thirty-second street, at two o'clock. ‘Wirsow —On Monday, Juno 20, of hydrocephalus, Frank Srarronn Wiseor, aged! © years, 6 months and 24 days, youngest son of W. R, and Sarah A Wilson, The friends aod relatives of the family, and the mem- bers of City Lodge No. 408, F. and a. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afveraoon, at two o'clock, from the reskience of his parents, No. 3: Bapk street, without further invitatioa. MERICAN STERBOSOOPIC VIEWS. A™SECKEL GROTHEMS. 19 John street, are just publish ing a new series of American views, superior to any lesnet before. The pa‘ent achromatic revolving will be ready, with new improvements, very shortly. MISCE!.LANKOUS. BLACK OB BROWN—THE As ee waa: east tes AND BEST RGE'S LIQUID HAIR D Black or brown. free from ail injuctous ose, imwe At GIMBERD4’8, 88 580 aDWAY—WADDING CARDS and eave ta the ved iin evalu asda ate, T GiMSBEDE'8—EX AMINE /PERIORITY A locto alta etaaoing (olsred or Ha, oy GeRIORIPE ER aca eo ect T BVEBD! WEDDING CARDA, m SEs ed see he A EF gpa y AND bpd! STREBT.—- NEW 6TYLE fect saiafucton, aleo af $9 60 abd $4, prise everybody. DELS Brosdway, sornet of Duane atest. CARD TO THE PUBLIO. THE EUREKA NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. PRION 860, $60, $50, $80. Every machine guaranteed and kept inorder one year, Princtpal office 489 Broadway, corner of Broome street. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED If EVERY CITY, Address D. J. CEVY, Gener Superintendent, ete success in all } _ To effect aoure & personal interview la reaulnte,_ My fee la. $80, but a care ts Cilice Bours from Lt 42, a.” ie ARTLETT’S NOVELTY $6 SEWING "ks, ‘The most ample and Pellsble ones Dich caches o- Boudotr (double thread) $40 ‘hines -The pimple aad ‘able double lock Fang Server extant, ee ow of $10. Bld by authority of the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company. talesrooms 421 Broadway, corner of Canal s'reet. BE COELIN RVERDELL'S WEDDING CARDS AND notes are all the fashion in the city of churches. Only be baa broadway, coraer of Duane street L JEWKLRY—FROM NAPLKS, ALL COBAL, LN sets of brooch and earrings, braceiats, neck! ac, 2lko, coma top comba and hair pins, just reselved OsBURNE, BUABOMAM & LO FSENDS 527 Broadway, corer of Spring atreet, (WRTAIN MATERIALS, WINDOW BHAD! e CON FERGUSON BROTHERS, 351 oroed wap, ute etterty the trade and housekeepers, at reduced priow~s. & ch ive stock wt noe sd muslin, curtnibe, damask, deluiten bea>a'eig, iu corn it # abudoe, wide Fepe, Ao. Wholesale and real, Sot arosdway YCRTIV OURB FOR BaLuw -— * oO reliable, containg no ofl, lewd eredigiosth Gentene = ed in Soston Providence snd the sastern ttaes. J, OU BENS, rietor, Froviience, B. 1 sold by K Gulon, 18 Bowery; J. 81 715 Broadway; W. B Lowts, 2] Greenwich Greet; Joba Jones, 727 housos streeh, ork, Mire Hayes, G@. P Milne, and seynolds & Os, okiyn; P Meliew. Jereey City; W. 3 uNkH & PARK. i and Wb Pak row, goucral’ agesioron Nails penetrating the flesh, of the great cured without patn, so that the beef after the operation, without the least taconveniense to tbe pa tical, by Dr. Za CH&Rik, surgeon Refers to the physicians and knows = acting corns, 50 cenia to $1 eact; bunions snd nails, ‘ink OTLEriBeD & Wastkavicet, Ubiropcaime: = 5i6 Broadway, opposite Bt’ Michoise Hotel, D5, LEVETT’S HIGHLY IMPORTANT Pat! provement in artifictal teeth. which 5 now “i i ; i 4 : iii who wear them, on scovunt of the great incressed and ‘all the Pa sone : Waverley place, way. U. States INKLE & LYON’S SEWING MACHINES chine i tals trark or mone Mrefunded. ‘AB a er . Be circular, No. 605 Broadway.” i i ; # ti aH ‘ rH PEN G™ GoLB axp stiver enor cases, ‘PEN HOLDERS, 40. Manntacturor 163 arsed * way. Gold pens to at from ‘dozca. steeetineaee Te ereewe. OF ian equally efficscteus in. the erysiigics (ever sree thd mercurial dcaaee 1 medjcine which can compare ‘ti oi sate, certain tna agent, nod bageuredt re varst onses ot cancer, ver complaint, and fatula at office, 248 rasa, street.’ 750: per bole,” Bold als by dragyisuw NAPP’Ss SPRING AND SUMMER very person can now make this deiight‘ul ahd healiy extract of roots. now beverage by using KNaPP'S A Pei ae aa healt eg is depot, 362 %e., St ani making it. Genei ———— sess RETROPOLITAN HOTEL VISITERS CAN FIND THE most elegant card engra AtSVEBDELL’S, Broadway, Comer of Deine sion N®%. YORK HOTEL VisITERS WILL FIND TAR moat ef elegant card engraving and inting, ‘Ko, im the elty st BVERDELL8, Broadway coraer af Does TIMEK BE *ERS, BINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE, DE VENOG4 & CO. ESPERNAY. FRANCE, Thisis a pare and delicate wine from the yard of Meaurs. De Venosa & Co, whoee estate lays in the centre of the far tamed Champagne dustrict of France. it hae hitherto been coafined to the best tables of Bngisad aod the continent and has only very recently been totrodnoed into thie country, where fis rare quall'y, combined with price at which it {s offered. ia already achiaving popt id im this city b: H. A. Keng, 746 Brosaway; J 8. Prercr, 685 Bi aoe aoe 693 ia Macy &Co, 319 sixth Ca SoaWwIN & Co, corner of Broadway und Fwrentieth siccnet god by nearly me Neeceag wort A dealer throughout the country. V. HAUGH WUUT, bole importer, Broadway aod Broome sireet. ISTOIS AND REVOLVERS FOR SALE—‘ P trade only, by WM. IisVING, 20 Cliff street, “<a genes SKWING MACHINES. PBICES GREATLY REDUCED. Finger's new family machine, the price of which is only $60, ina ight and elegautly decorated machine. capable of pertorm: ing, th the best manver, all the sewing of a private family. Singer's stindard machines, for manufacturing purposes, are weil known to be without any successtul rivatin the mar ket very tion Of WOK, coarse or fine, can be dome on them, LM Sinus & CO, 458 Broadway. GE CATHARINE MINERAL WaTux, IN ia N4TD. \) ral state, bas eestabliahed tteelf as the greatest curative of the age tor rhrum stam, rheumatic gout. livar ana kidosy com: plaints, dc., 4c. Ceutificates of curea can ve ween at the agency. Pain font. Price $3 per doz=n. ©, L. MATHER, Agent, Astor House. N Y¥. GEWING MACHINES AT $5. $6 AND 810 i. TWO THSESLS AT $15 $20, $25 AND $20. RAGLA BAWING MAQGINE O”., 41 sroadway, N. ¥. ‘Local and traveling sgeats wanted all uver the world. AVE A JOUBNSY fT) OSILE 4Y BUYING THE JULY number ot the GE aT RE-U BLIv. whi-h covtains aspien- 5 an a wad) ot &c., 40 For sale crerywhere. z ii le T. poe ben 8 Be pe ee ED Tas aes a EVEGDALLS Brondwas; coruer of Gussnmenare co HE PURES*¢ GIN IN THK WORLD. TO THE MED ‘CaL ractuty Physicians who preacribe alcoholic liquors for me fieinal pur- poses, should give the preference to WOLF#'d Scheidam Aro- 1. Ttis manufactured at Scheidam, in Holland, and excla- sively in the tactory of the rtetor. by processes and frome matenals elsewhere unemployed apd unknown 2 Ibis proved by the repeated anslysis of several eminent chemis's to be entirely free from tbe pernicious fasil road way; avi perate indulgeuce, perioduce | fits proved by the mame unerring teats that this unt fe not favored with the coaree, ‘od indigawtitie off of Jaaperb-rewtore ‘used, but with the more Volatile aromatic and madicioal of the two e lis of the Talla juniper err’, peglected by every other manufacturer, 1 ele ch mieuliy proved to be. pure in its rectif. eation—a qua.ny obtained by am Thich ne other pin tr the world bas seq 8, Its proved, by extensive medioal an eficieat as well as an. vel. gout, chronic rheuma- thaustet —- @ like to all wierlor wae , “ CONMBNCEMEN: 1 CONTAIQING THIRTY Ca PITA! FORTY FINS BNGKAVL 1° by pil the nows desiers in ini chy aod 0 TH & OO, Pudhahers, a 5 ha ane aTCHES anD JKWALRY, Ww Ofal Sorarip Hoes, ‘and the elect Gren, Sipe, LATED Wabs, OF SILVER AND baa al cs ell Broadway, street, Beet one below, (formerly 1)