The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1859, Page 5

—. # on the 234 inat., and nada the following gom n+ tions :—For Governo”, % © flee; Leueoant Ge L. W. taobits; Joceet of (0 Susreme Court, L. 8. Wilson; Charis Mewoo w © Plath ire Was B90 )% ero’, 1. tle popular soversiguty Now Asiival of the Nov Qvenre There ere as Sot ro Flene of the wtyamsnie Nova Szoulan Qt Fartber opt with Liverpoot advicrs of tae \fth ime. The wrstoer Hus been rainy wil day, with s light brees9 ‘Trom the westward, (Since the tute of the above despatch both lne2 be. twoeu New York and boatesi have beea iaterruptod ‘Srould the Nova conan arrive to pight or () morrow, we howe to beable wo get her news in season for Mooday Moog eediton. Toe interruption of vav lings is proba Diy temporary. —Rur J Return of Gov. Morgan w Atbany. SLBaxy, Juae 26, 1859. Governor Mergan returned from Bulfalo this afternooa, Arrest for the Abduction of » Slave. Waxuinaton, June 25, 1859 Franots Mitckell, porter on board the vtsamer afarion, was srresied at Charleston on Wednesday, jet before spe departure of the vessel for New York. Hs had at- empted to ebiuct @ siave woo was found hidden in Mucheii’s room. Shooting Affelr and Death. Pritsavra, Jane 26, 1859. About nine o'clock Jast night Richaro Jooes killed his wife by stabbing ber several times and shooting her, mu- Alastog ber ip a sbocking maoner. Be immediately sur- ‘entered bitaseif to the potice, alleging that be had com- nitted the deed while she was in the act of adultery with butc-er pamed Mentzer, who was aleo shot, and had ‘aileo in the river, the affair having tsken place oa the apper Movongahela bridge It is. rumored that Meatzer ao Geen this worntng alive aod well; but this needs coa inmotion. Jones’ wife had been # notorious prostitute, \amed hary Delany, end had served a two years term in he State prison, Jones has highly respectable con- aections. Balling of the North Briton. Quenso, June 25, 1859, ‘The etcemehip North Briton sailed at 10 4. si, lo-day for iverpoui, with Ofty-ex cavin and twenty-five steerage BEER yrs. Southern Ocean Ste Cuanueston, Jane 25, 1859. Tho eteawsbip Columbia, Capvain Berry, from New fork, arrived bere at the bar at nine o’clock Friday even- ig, at the wharf at two o'clock Saturday morning. Muracts, PHILADELPAL» Stuck BOARD. PatLaveiraia, June 25, 1869. Stocks eteady. Peunsyivauis Stale dees, 434, Reaaing ailrond 2/3¢: Morris Canal, 61%. Long Iwiand Rail- pad, (05¢, Pennsylvania Ratlroaa, 3436 Naw Oxteans, Juno 2 Cotton ivactive: #n'es to day oniy 100 rales: 346. w11o Sales Of the week, 3,300 bates. Receipts bas week, 1,200 bares, agwiust 6 600 Iawt year Exporta Fihe week, 7,000 dules Covi exports tor the year, 699 000. Recelpty at this port anead of lai 4,600 bales; do. st alt Sou.nera ports, 642,01 port, 72.000 bales Freigats to Liverpool, 6-16d. Bd Sterupg exevauge, 13g a 110, Sugar quiot at Coffee rm at 11363. for prune: wales © week, 6,000 Dags; Bwock in yort, 31,000 Dace, sgalost 5U0 mst year. Exchasyes on New York, 60 days, 136 cent discount; co. tight, 34 pe> cunt premium, Moure, June 24, 1859. ‘The gales of cotton to-day were 500 bales at is Xe for midiing Salee oF the weet 3,659 bo'es. Ry. ‘ps Of Wwe week, 659 Due ainst 1,025 bales last var. Stock in port, 44,00 ba'es, Saurimore, June 25, 1859, Flour dull and heavy at $5 7 4 86 874, Whest aul, 1859. middiiag, Fiour érooping: super $6 75. d, $1604 $1 65; wane, $1 744 $1 75 les of ¢,6U0 pusheis yeilow a: 830. t_ declining: Corn quiet: Wowkey sicady at Gurrato, June 25—1 P, M. Fiour very quiet and market tower! satce 900 bbls at bU a $> 87% for Siats, from ‘hicago spring wheat; 13g do from Milweskee cind, $6 57% — $4.75 for pe to chotce ex.rs Wis.onsin; $6 87% a $7 123% for tire Micnigan, Iodia-a sod Ooi; $725 @ $775 for able extras. 'Wirut dull and partes apart: wales L,0u0 jebe 8 efapcard sor sheis Cuiedo at 72: a 7oe au sic & @trm at Sle 61 U6. Wows aa rigate uncharged, Lake imports—3,000 dole. ar, 500 buebele wheat Can at exoortn 00 opis flour, G0 busbeis w Lest, 6,500 busbels corn, 14,000 busnals the bask Vigs, Catan Cuuriow, arrived yesterday lm Buenos ayres, foom which pl.ce #» bave received noe Ayres pa ere contaidug intel! gence to May Ll, days lavr tran prey ous advices, and letters to the b ult —teo days later io ali. he Invest date of La Reforma Pacifica is chiefly oc- ed with tong extracts from the Montevidean papers oancing the act of the government of Baenos Ayres in aivicg the mail steamer Pampero until security was en tbat abe should not bo eold to or employed in the vice of General Urqniza. The Comercio del Plata was ‘ticularly severe in its remarks upon the sudject, de- riug tbe devcntion of the steamer to be a violation of tho of nations, and an infriogement of the treauies regard- the navigaiion of the River Pista. It aeserted that the amer beonged to the British mail service, and vio- tiy censured Mr. Parish, the Bfitish Consui at Bieaos res, (ur bis alieged apathy and negiect of duty in per- ting the flag of bis nation w be humiliated. This sted the foliow ng letier from the British Consul Gene. at Montevideo:.— SRITANNIO LEG ATION Mostxviveo. May 5, 1859. k. EpiTor~In your paper of to-duy there te an article on de extn of the Pampero, in which f notive & mtstaxe in ech tothe cbararler of tast versel, whicn yon wil dontien mots me to correct. The Famyero is not # Scitisb mail eam: chact verael Delooging Lo & private com- y 614 no ofheer of the royal Bavy ou boaer; on contray, ori her she captate bor thaw uoder bie comunand bogie") am. wir, your opedient servant FDWasv IHUZNT ON, B.M Vonsul General. olovel Geliy bes been appointed Capiain of the Port of jpoe Ayres in place of Col, Segni, wo has rejoined hip iment. n tho 10th of May, Dr. D. Dalmacio Velez Sarefeld wag cinted Munster of State, in place of Col. Mitre, who been transferred to the Miuiatry of War, vice Gon. Za- ja, retirea on account of illness, ibe Correctional Judge had sentenced Don Ildefonso Mo- ‘and Don Juan Jose Sotu o be imprisoned 81x months pay all the crsts of the prosecation, for a libellous cle published in the Reforma Pacifica, on the directors iho bank, iu regard to the disposal of private deposits. jaere were rumors Of war ands invasion, and the pie of Rosario seem to have bea espectally excited oa but it was intimated that tho alarm was ely created for the purpowe of strengthening the in lnco of President Urquiza and contiouiag bim in office nenos Ayres seems vw be well gupplied with pabiic men's, having an halian Opera house and a ciecus; pocers tuloon wuropen atonce, Sguora Bayetil is the loa coun of the Opera troups. JATIONAL, THRATRE —The first porforman:es of an entire lew abu talented biatrionic co upany were insugurated hie populer theatre last evenivg Miss Soli Carr has od th premiaes, aod at considerable trouble nad ex be Jact night produced the Irish drama eatitied “Boid lh Connor,” and the pieces named “The Statue Lover’? “Peter Bell, the Wagoner.” The house was not ded, but the attrndarce was on the whole very fair, hidering that the company and macagement are eatire- jew aud not yet euiliciently known (o the tuesirical ic. The promise of the mavagement, made in the p was, very wolfulfilled. No efforts were spared to se their patros ad the oft-repeated and hearty ap- ise Of the gOCB and other people, showed how mash je eflorte were uppreciated. Mr, J. H. Allea, as Connor eo Ir sb preve, was eminently successful, ax was Mr. agan in his rdle of the Prime Minister. Mra. R ieiau very ably sustained the part of the Dachees, and artistes in geveral acquitted themselves in a very cro ble mapner, Mrs. R. Gavtor, formerly of tha &t. ries theatre, New Orleans, aso made her appearance, may bo particulary mentioned. Sho fally main d ber former reputation in the character of the Baro } Bockranstern. Tbe pavtomime which followed the piece produced much amusement, and met with a y tavorkble receptiun, Ths compauy sosiained weir 1. throughout, avd in the * Wagoner,” with eich the OrMANCe Clo#'d, tha whole KureMg.L of the MesOstation brovgnt Ito requisition with much effict. Tha musio Vory R004, Bud Lie bullet uppaars to bo welt solecced new management of the Navoaal bas, in saort, mado lod commencement, and tf they onions to sappy Ir patrous with as excellent theatrical fare as Wey od up last evening, it will not require a prophet to ict their wide success. Supertor Court—Special Tora, Be ore Hoo. Juege Hollman, THE BURNING OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE, me 25 —The Mayor, dic., of New York, vs. Me Ex- hge Fire Insurance Company — Motiov to dismiss oom. lot, on the ground that pisiai' MT’ wore represented by " rel thi) Me ; paasil. ‘the Judge thar neot for tie Corpo Pi bad acy lopal figay so repeepoas Lhe Gay a a nn ea Religions Intel gone. CITY CHURCHES. ‘b ike Third Unitarian Bocletly, Broadway and Thirty- second whrect, Rev. Mr Brotaingtam, the subject for the morning wilt de “Phe Overruting God.” Evening, “SLewing the Ligbt Shine The Firat Lodepeadeat Sootety, Rev George F. Noyes pastor, mests at Hope Chapel, 72) Broadway, io we moruing and eveuing. Subjects of discourse, morning, “Life's Liugions,”” evening, The Humanity of Onrit, Rev, Mattvew Hale Smith will presch im the Moun’ Ohvet church, corner of Forty-firat strect aud Sixth ava- ue, (bis aflerbooa. Trvine eervice will be held this moraiag and eveaing in the Proter‘aut Eptcopal Miasion Church, Cliaton ali, Artor piade, ia charge of the Rev. Bobert G. Dickson, Pablo worsvip wil be bed this moraing in the Now Jerusalem churen (Swedeuborgian), at Goldbock’s Musto Hall, 76 Brontway. The sual divine service will be held this morning and aftern. min the North Dutch church, corner of Wiliam aud Fulton streets. A prayer meeting wiil be held in tae evening. Rev Dr, Vinton, axistant minister of Trinity church, will preach this evening tn the Momorial church. In the Eightecuth street Baptist churob, near Fifth ave- nue, preaching this morning by the Rev, Matthew Haie Smith In the evening Rev. Mr. Corey will doliver the fourth lecture in the series on the young men of the Bible, Subject “Abeslom.’” In the Bicecker street Universalist church, corner of B.ecckor apa Downing streets, Rev. Moses Ballou, pastor, the gu dject for this morning is “Troubled waters for heal- ing,” tor the evening, *‘Limiting God.” Dr. Armitage, pastor of the Norfolk street Baptist chureb, will preach this afternoon in Union chapel, coracr of Broad wey and Thirty ninth strect. In the Oburch of the Puritans, Union square, Rev. Mr. Waddington, of London, pastor of the Southwark church, with which many of the Pilgrim Fa:hers were connevted, wil) present @ nistorical statement respecting that church this evening Before the Christian Society, Clintoa Hall, Astor place, fecond floor, discourse this mornmg by Rev. EF.’ Holand; subject “The reletion between Romanistic Ohrie™ taolly apd the culture of the oid pagaa world.” Services also in the evening. wre. Cora. V. Hatch is engaged to speak to-day ut Dodworth Ball, 806 Broaiway, Moraing—Suvject ‘Che Roman Catbolic Church, its copnertion with the Romano Ewpre.”” Evening—Subject, Geological investigation us barmonizing @ith p acts end animals’ ‘The eermon before the Young Men’s Christian Associa- tov of the University will be delivered by the Rev. W. (lirke, D. D., of the Mercer street church, this evening, in he chnreh op Washington equare. keat War—Tue DEATH STRUGGLE oF NaTio“s.— Ke man who predicted, fifteen years ago, the great events that are now coming to pass in the judgment of God or the nations, will give utterance to the word of prophecy to vay, at three o'clock P. M., in Union Build ings, No. 163 Bowery, Those who desire to understand what God has spoken concerning these things, and their wwterest end duty in view of them, are invited to hear, REMONSTRANCE AGAINST THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAWS. A delegation of American and German citizens present- e* thimee ves at the Police Aeacquarters in Broome street, on Friday afternoon bearing a jong roll of signatures to & remopstrance against the enforcement of Sunday laws, and arking thet equal protection may be bad agains: vice avd crime, drunkenness and debauchery, on every day of the werk, and that there may be no further interference with the tastes aud amusements of our citizens. Tae delegation were informed, by the officer in attendance, ‘hat the Roard were engaged in conmdering very impor. {apt busipeee, in #eeret session; but if they would present themselves ugain on Friday next, they would be courte ous'y received. The remoostrance, with additional eigna- tures will be prekented therefore om next Friday after- reon. ORDINATIONS. Rev ©. R. Currey. formeriy a minister of the Methodist church, was ordained e priest in St. Timothy’s church ia Crtonaville, Md., on Sunday last. Rev. Henry V. Warner, a licentiate of $1. Joseph Pres- yiery. was on the 10th inet. ordained by the Presbytery of Cincinnati, and installed over the church at Georgetown. INVITATIONS. The Rev. Thomas Appiegute, of Wereaw, haa accepted a unay move call to the rectorship of St, ‘Mary’s church, Bitiavoro’, Orio. Rev. Robert G. Chaee bas accepted an invitation to the p of the cpurch of St. Matthias, in Philadelphia, ed to enter upon his duties on the third Sun- day in July, the Reformed Dutch church, of Gravesend, L. I., have tencered a upanimous call to Morris G. Hansen, who gra- dusted thie epring at the Theological Seminary of Now Brupewick. Rev. David M. Cooper, formerly pastor of the Presbyte- rian cburch at Saginaw ‘City, Mich., has received and ac- cepted acali to the pastorate of the Firat Presbyterian church at Grand Baven, Mich. Rev, John E, Baker bas received and accepted a call to take charge of the churches at Arkport and Barns, New York. Rev. Jobn M. Hoffmeister, of Liberty Hill, Tean., basre- ce'ved and accepted & call to become pastor of tbe Presby- terian church io Etizaberhton, Carter county, Tenn. Rev. Thos H. Skinner, Jr, has accepted the call re- ceived from the Reformed Dutch church of Staple- top, S. 1. INSTALLATIONS, Rev. Hi. P. Crozier will be inetalied over the Universal- ist cburch in Huntington, L. 1, en Wednesday, July 6. Tho eormon will be preached by Rev. Thomas J. Saryer, D. D.. of New York, aod the other parts wilt be perfurm- ed by Rey. Messré. Ballou, Blanchard, Livermore aad others. Rev. J. Anderson was installed pastor of the Congre- geteval church of Grand Haven, Mich., on Tuesday, May 31. RESIGNATIONS. Rev W. W. King, pastor of 8t. Paul's church (Univer- salist), Chicago, bas resigued his post. Rev. W. T. Bartle hes resigned bis charge of tho South Congregstional cburch, Obicago, Ii, wud accepted a call to supply the Presbyterian church at Camp Poiat, Il, He bes already commenced his tabors. DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY. The Rev. Jotn 4. Spencer, while preachipg in the cburch at Bastrop, La., on Sunday, the 6th inat., suddeniy fel! dead in the pulpit, Sedical aid was at band, but was upavaling. Rev. Thomss McCollough, Catholic clergyman, recently ip cburge of St. Patrick’s congregation, died at the Mercy Hoepital, in Pitteburg, on the 20th inet. He was among the first prieeta‘ordained by Bishop O'Connor, and was about thirty eight yeurs of ge. Rey. Et Colman, 2 retired clergyman of the Con- gregational denomiuation, an old man of seventy year Gea very suddenly at bis resiaeace, in Detroit, on whe 1Oth inet Rev. Calvin W. Ruter, one of the pioneers of Metho- divm i Incisva, died aucdevly at his residence pear Pa- riot, Switzerland county, Ind, on the 11th iost. He had prescbed ib ihe morp.ng With bis ugual zeal snd ability, uc epparently mm his accustomed good health. On en to rog bis boose, When be revurned nome, be fell aod ex- pited witbout epesking a word. He haa long been one of the most prominent mnistere of his cenomivation in the State In intervals of superanvation be acted as post- woster of New Albary during the acmioletration of Mr. Fok. snd waa subsequently Register of.the Land Office at Indwsnacole, Be was for msvy years Chaplain of tho Grund Lodge of Masous of Indiana, + NEW CHURCUES. A pew Methodist church 11 course of crection m East street, Buitimore, The Church of St. hiss in Philadelphia bas made ar- rangement for the erection of @ new cturch edifice on We corner of Nineteenth aod Wallace atre The corner stone of the new Methodist church in Rich- movd, Va., will be iaid on Thursday afternoon, the 30tm tnaione. Tee ceremony of Iayiog the corner atone of the oew e“)fee to by known #8 the St. Andrew’s (Komau Catholic) Church, at Reed’ Corvers, in Greece, Mourve county, tock place on the 19.4, inss Anew Presbyterian church in Atlantic City, N. J., was decicated on the 26d insiant. ‘The pew b Presbyterian church in Fayetteville, New York, was oe ted ou Weenerday morning, June 22. Sermon hy the Rev. Dr. A. D. Smith, of New York ctly. The Presbyter ion church in Maryeville, California, Rec. FB, Web morib pastor, bave made arrasgements for the erection of a new church editice this summer, MISCELLANKOUS. Rev, W. L. Breckinridge, D D., it ia said, dectines hia election 10 a Protvesorebip in Danville theological Semi- bary. Hott, Avs the Theo.og! Pill, were licensed to preach the Cos North Aesociution, ov Tuceday, June 7. Troubie bas for tome time existed smong the members Sccovd Dntch cburch at Sebepectady. It is con rempiates by a consir eraple portion of the congregation to transfer it from the Reformed Daten to the Cougregational covpection, iu which event it ie likely that the Kev. Mir, Dean wili bo retaived 66 pastor, A MEMBER OF THE CHYRCM MILITANT. The Rev. Mr. Richmond, of Milwavkes, gave notice in bis cburoh jart Sunday that \he Convention of the diocess Would meet at Foo du Lac oo the 8th, and invited ail who bad avy cbarges to bring neainet him to lay them berore the Bisbop and Prepbytere at thattime. He then defied them, ax follows :— ‘1 challenge aad defy the matcontents, who are moved only by Satwn, to the trial, Let them face mo In the Con- vention if they dare, and I will rip up the foul character of their runpere, BhOw up the corruption bonds and the plors, the bank note shavings and the oiher abominations, which a Know Let me be put on my defence, if they dare Inthe name of Go¢—in the Majerty of uusallied innocence—in the ourtty ‘of my motives’ actions snd Jife—in the faith of the Lord Jesus—in the boldarse of tne vtinesm of truche-in ths emivbos rot Gardner and Henry Powers, cal Semioary ot Kvet Windsor by tho Harsford martyr Stephrn—in aie alm: enn might of manhond.in¢ mi be KAY Bod K wit chat aepronebes fte-in the ater i pemge, aod ie tke phyzi ofa yous boi al red UF Dody cumpaud of pag 3d ka the stout NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1859. #6, mora), Put tie tron acd atent—in the fightin 1 Of my Longue, Abd Wid the thunders of tne Gospol of ou" BPE the lkw from Sinat, and with grace and seah from 1.0977" the vame of the Shurch, ead before the ay ful tutore y. WE Ody Of judy mentmin Lae prospect of t hove of feptt one ‘he Contempt of this poor wortd, wad in the bripbtocre of the ol™MPR state, with faith and Bove for Wy wiDEs, wed charity 10 we Me to the bosom of ioa— An tbe power of the Father, woe Stl ever, a of old, pro- ferves bis faitesat otiloren—by th® bl00d of the Son, who Joves bis unfliecbing Foidiers, aod by TDY aid aud comfort and Hight, O in dweiling Spirtt—I aety sem !”” THE B1GL% CHRISTIANS OR VEGETARIAN CHURCH IN PHILADELPHIA. (rom tho Phiaseipnis Leager, June 16.] On Mougey (ast toe congregation of the Courch of the Tine Corietiens, in Cbird eueet, above Girard avenue, vo lebrated the forty first anniversary of tho organization of (weir church i thiscity. Toe pastor, Rev, Wiltam Mot- calf, ac tise 1 RIVICg AN BccOURt of the rise abe propyere ot the Bibie \bristisn cuuren, and related Rome iteresuing deuta which bad transpired within bib recollection, He 1s ip the seventy-eecoad year of his Bg, Abd wan orde:ned a minister in England. In 1817 he arrived ip this country, after @ voyage of eleven weeks. He teft England with forty companicoa, all holding the zeme opinions as himself regurding abptuining from soi- mai food. Uv the vai of the veseol, Only twelve of the memnner ‘cmained faithful to their fcesions, the others & “faitnful twelve ’’ Soop after ‘their arrival Mr; Metcalf aud his friends eelub ished = @ church in the northern part of our city, which tas continued in existence over B)noe. @ denomination of ible Originated, a8 a body, in land, 1809, from the abore'of the Rev. Wan, Cownera,© thelr creed tn rer gard to the Trinity, and in the spiritual view of the future State, corre ponds with that of the New Jerusalem church, or Swedenborgiave, of which they originally formed a part. A sep.rasion oocurred 1a regard to en‘orcement of certain points of discipline, The Swedenborgians contend- ed that (brogt arose in the maveriu) body from the tomb. The Bible Christaps took the opposite ground, asserting it ag their belief that, after the crucifixion, the ‘body which ascended to Heaven was not merely spiritual but divine. About this time Cowberd also broached the doctrine of entire abstinence from the flesh of animals aa food, and total abst mence from all tutoxicating beverages, as roli- gous duties. These diflereuces being irreconcilable, « echiem occurred, avd the Society of te Bible Caristians was formed as 6D Independent body. They believe that Chrievanity, to be beneficial, must be practioal: They ox- ercwe 00 dominion over the consciences of men, but ail dest ous of joing them in abstaining from flesh, tish and fowl of every kind, and from all intoxicating beve. rages, and in appropriating to practical life the precepts of tbe Bible, ure freely admitted az members. Toe wdoption 18 by baptisem—eituer by sprink/ing or immer- sion ; 'be retidcation by the Goly Supper. The sacrameu- tal Wive they use is made from uufermented juice of the grape, #bich doves not intoxicate. Their form of wor- sip 18 plein vod wmple, beginning with a bymp, fol- lowed by prayer; the seading of the decalogue; then a pas- sage of the Vid Testament is read and expounded, avd the Ser Vice closes wish @ hymn au bevedicuon, Toe number of members of the church is mall, being about 110, exhi- biting Bo werease for four or five years. Tere are per- #06 Ww several of the States agreeing with them in senti- meat, aud abstarning from animal {ood and ivtoxicating Iquors; but out of Puiladelpbis there is no otuer regu- larly orgamzed society in the country, — They point, 4B 90 evidence of the good physiological effects of their system, to the ceses of their pastor, who bas been fifty yeurs® vegetarian; Jobn Chariton, in his eighty nioth ye ty Years a vegetarian; Wright, seventy. © years Of age, a vegetarian tor forty pine years; Mcs. Hicgs, in ber seventy-eignih yeur, a vexetarian for’ fifty- ‘wo years, al! of whom were present at the auniversary, in the enjoyment of good health. One of the brethren, in bis forty-piath year, aesured us he had never tasted ani- mal (oud in bie life, hor any intoxicating liquors, nor bad he ever apy gesire for either. Numerous youog meu aud women, #ong and d: of the members, were pointed out a8 Lever baving caten meat, who had been reared in {18 tunuer from wfency. They Joozed healthy and rosy The chiicren, particularly, were very Sprigbtly and ac- tive. After the conclusion of the ‘exercises, the whole convregation. mele and female, partook of an entertain- ment ip the booy of the church, where vegetavies and rae, Dread, tea und colle, were served up in a familiar atyle. Seca Ps be Supreme Court—Special Term, Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt. THE WASEINGION MARKET CASE. JUNE 25.—The People, at the rélation of Paylor & Bren- nan, vs the Mayor, dc , of New York.—This is an action brovgbt by the people of the State and their lessees, Jas. P. Taylor and Owen C. Brennan, against the Corporation of the city of New York and tbeir tenants (S. M. Bogart and ove bundr+d apd eighty otherg) to recover poseesrion of West Wasbingteo market. It appears that the suit was CiscoLtmved as to the pay last February, and that in May last & judgment by defanlt was obtaived against Bogart ‘and all the otber Occupants of West Wasbington market, for the svm of $69,000. This is a jadgment against the private property of a!) theee mep—if they have real estate 16 18 @ Clog ID their selling. It appears that there was not ‘ery attorney to appear for these defendan's at the time of cefauit, Mesere. Whiting snd Clarke, who had been attor- neys for ibe tenants, baving given a substitution to Mr. Bogert, who did bot teke measures to bave anothor attor- ey gubttitured. Execution can be issued against any of thcee parties by the Attorney General or the attorneys of Taylor & Brennan, There is & motion pending before Judge Roosevelt, by the Corporation, to hay moneys in the bande of the receiver paid to tho eity on the grounds that plaintiffs voluntarily dismissed ‘the suit agarst the city, and that they are consequently entitled to be restored to the possession of their property und to its revenues. Toe amount involved is very largo, nd the case is still under argument. Superior Court—General Term. Before a rull Bench. Joxz 25.—William Marsh, receiver, v8. Davis Clark, &c.—Order reversed and execution set aside, &c. Clark R. Wheeler ys. Elisha Ruckman.—Order modified in 20 far as to require receiver to deliver note on payment of the costs, ‘Benjamiu J. H. Trash, Jr.. vs. Charles H. Jones, execu- for, &c.—New trial grasted, witd costs to abide event. Wiltam J. Barnes ys. Edward Roberts.—Jusgment affirmed, with cosis. THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE. Mr. Forrest iias eerved notice of appeal from the decis- jon of Ju’ge Woodruff, which denied the motion for a commision to California. Mr. Van Buren was about to ed with the motion, when' Mr. Nelson Chase stated e Dotice bad only been rerved on the 25th. After conversation the motion was adjourned over. ‘Toe Court adjourned to Saturday next. PracnEs.—The peach crop, everybody will be giso to learn, will bea first rate one to all appearance. ‘The Smyrna (Delaware) Zimes of a recevt date, says:— “It is now apparent, as the geagon advances, that the peach crop bas not been injured as much as was at firet apticipated, In some localities the crop has been bene- fied, rather than injored, by the frest, for if all the fruit had remained on the trees and come to perfection, it must bave been inferior, if, indeed, the .trees could have sus- teined the xrest weight Thie hae been the caee in Cectl county, Marylend, particulsrly, and in fect on tbe most or the entire of sbe E:stern estore. We are inched wo think thet the orchards bordering on tbe Delaware river snd bay bsve sustained the greatest injuries. In this eec- ton the carly varieties were eeverely hurt—in geome orchards nearly ail dertroyed; but there will be a fair Yield of the other varietics, which will no doubt band- fomely remupcrete the owners. Personal Intelligence. ARRIVALS. From Glargow, in tba steawsbip Glaegow—Right Rev DrS Pas ve, Fietep ot Cape Pelmaa, Atrios, aed lady, G&mith, O b,'S¥ Wivinms Kev Kobt Alexander, R McGregor, Mina achaop, G Siorey, H McOntloch. lady, family and. servant, ‘A Onddy. family and servant, Mr D) & Uadwallerdee, Capt # Rerneds, 8 Rutbven, dilae Cadwailardee, @ Binns, Jr, J Craig, J Oremer, T Jones, J Adameon. From Savannah, in the atenmabip Alabams—James Miller, EW j.rommon¢, P Fieber, § Hirech. Frank 8 Stayner, kev W H Potter, h & barnes, bk Laupitz, Geo Tillotson, «4 P Chase, Wren F Chatterton, Wra Pusey, Dr & + Kennedy, Capt So Bartlett, W A Covel, DrJ M Neeb, & B Clark J A’ Willams, mr nd ira f Mc¥oriey, Mra Appel. Mea Faterbrook. 8 Clay Kivg arg two servavta, Mion King Mies G King, Mr and Mre ‘hoa bicne snd child,’ Miss 8 M Viele, Mien M # Ash T Bren- nan 1K Wolcott, David Decker, Jr, 8 W Thorpe, B F Birk- ley, F Keacher, = N TNus, Mejor Mncorber, & ) Macomber, Dr Lirgen, 8 # Lounsbury. « Reich. Mra Kilis, Mr and Mre LB Mathews, J J cravag, J J Cranagh, Jr, Kev J FO Nel, Br, Bt hev Bison, Barrs, Me and Mra + Buchtor, Mra Duer and infact, Misa Mary Liner, Muster Duer, Hs Dodd, B Robyn sop, Rr and ire Job Warner and chiid. Mr and Mra Ubsa F Kirg,cbild apd servant, xT Viele, ies Brown, benj Howo— and 12 in the steerage DEPARTURES. For Southampton and Havre. fc steameblp Fuiltoa-Count Fevelver, wile, two coildren and three servants, Havana: A Gavatip, lady, two ebvidren and pervas Dnpaesor, 60; a Walaran NY, CU Payory, » O: a Fullot. N¥; W OW Alien, ala; Mr apd MreCherdon, bY; ioe 4 4 len, Ala; P Bechet, NY; Mise Lomax, ala; Maperns, NY; Mra ana Misa Ebaion, Pa: ris; Mr end Mre Yzne nd eervant. Mre Mc& . Mize Aab- uw Mr Wheotons, P) ¥, FB Follioger B Ferpande: Bpn’ Maur ea, ren Hearech, Kichmond. Mre srap, ¥rs Howsl!, Mrs J pieden, A kellve Jr Mobile, Letgovd, mr apd Mra .James foorevelt apd child. NY; Mra Ap Miller, Mra fF a Miller, Mra M‘ Brown, Wm bisncharc, PLiladelpbia; Jos Lascanct, bpain: Mr and MreM Mozer, four ch ‘Dp and servant Philadelpbra; Lonia Pechonb Haven: 8 co de Lola & Son, Kosaell For- Bocron; 7 F Gnion NY; N Simpeon. Chas Haviland, v1 Formes, Mr Le More, NO, bearer of ceepatches to ie, Acolph Udier, B Quertie: 0; CN Waldron, § ¥; Irs Vana aod Sun, Philadelphia; Mrs A cers; ra KH Ro: beyta, Mire ML Navier, Mrs Le l oy Napier, Macon, Ga; Mr F Foermer, Sew York; Mr J is Pringle Jr. Obarleston; Mra Loerry ahd two daughiers Mra Kaknweller, two childven and eerv't, Wilmipgen, NC. Mr is Meranda; Miss Biiiott; Mrand #ra © 17 Frecricke Mew York: Mra H | euchsenring wod chiid; Me tarret. MeO Kenoux, MrJ H Oromay, Mra Roane, ¥rt be Le Ciane, New York; Mr and {Mra Burrows, Mir H >» Cnn ee, Mr > Delochain and serv't, Mr 'T Trois, New York; Dr FH Oisrk: MreN B Lane, «Ja Co: Mr & Dermier; Mr 0 Bez; Mr Chavilier; Mr EK Briscouit; Mr Bauder; Mr A. Orlich; Mr le @ _draitan; Mr’ Kahnweter: Joba Monr uz, D Cation Gutlerrez, arson dé ; Mire Piret Me Lando. A Perret, N 01 i e ‘ongett, G Blesaur, H Barthe, John Baeeen, New Orica jerrman, Oawego; R bries, Sexsa; F Rethnorth, Mrea Devile. NY: Mra Perret, New Orleape: Mre B Strauas avd aix children, Mr and Mre Boffinen, frocptudren and (wo servants, NX—Total, 181. Byecie, $1 718 7! For Viverpool, in the steamabip City of Marchesier—A Rat. din. J Smith T Moore, J Corgrove W Willams, JH Puliman, doke Vormen, Jss Phllgsn, Mra i Leap, MA Walker, Mra FJoring, Mrvtuove, Mraki Webb, a Sellers, W Rabltege, J ‘W Schrimpt, J Carceaux and lady, U Bartrict, A Kaoe. W Grabam,, y Cook, iacy nud child, H Tstooeyan ‘and two chil- dren, JJ Trsynor WH Ash, M Rolcue!, & Lamot, Rev & ‘Thomason, President of Univeratty, Deiaware, O.; Margt Lewis. J 1 Movpagben, lady and infert, O Bodman, G man. Leale, G Armstrong Phiiadelohis, Fs; Js Litzen and lady, and 70 to the steerage. Epecte $75,000, ' For Favenneh to the Lia gd Auguate—P Miller, A Aliakey WB Btricklivg, D& Pha), & B hyarts, W W vtory, BF New Mra Brown and danghter, AV Lee, & etratford Wm. t.1 W hoberts, Joseph Hoflman, 1" Beverauce, Geo 4 comb, Wipe Hotcomhe § B Tooke P. . The A Me cre ar Stofoed, RL Gueverd, WE Yael= The French Trade tn Slaves, TO TRE LYITOR OF 1H HERALD, Naw York, June 20, 1859, Perbaps t may vot be uniutervsting w you aud your Teacers to Keow tow the Freuch carry ou thelr free eum Station, and what inducements they hold oat w the free Sud independent wild wiggers of Afsiox to become the faithful eervents of bis Imperial Majce'y’s subjects in the Weet Indies and other tropical colouies, ‘the plan te very simple, aud only limited by the supply of waterial, The sip arrives on the coast of Africa with ‘2 cargo suited to uative wants, ‘The captain or supstoargo commences to trane wi b the ualives fur slaves, wish wre the visting Medium of the country, The news is eprcac ubrowd, and any free and independent nigger who Dappens W posses toe (Lue @ aves) brings themn {9 aud exchanges for who/ever goous pieases his fascy. I would here remark tho aground the Gabosa wod Comera more (hap two-thirds are waves, The wade is brisk for a while. Whey it Sackens boss are Gited out and sent up tne rivere end along Wve coast under charge of native traders. { bave teen fevers! canoe loads, after being bought, going down the rivers with tucir cargoos chased togetaor ia pairs and stowed away in the bottom of the canoes like logs of wood according to the age and general health ‘ant, ranging from thirty to forty dollars, which 1g the amount of the 1ducement hetd out to him to leave bis own for French soil, of which large sum the free emigrant g6ts vothing aud his Owner gets the balance, But this sum is paid in gouds, on which at least 100 per cent is charged, #9 that the prime cost is not over twenty oilars eacb, which may be ret down as above the average vane of 8 000 prime nigger in bis native land. The conecqvences of free Hon are, that the circu- Jat‘ng medium becomes scarce, and recourse is had to the inter Ove trine takes all it cap find from another, and #0 causes CODsIaLt petty wars among thewselves. Anether 18, that ag lopg as the negro can supply his wants by eell- ing B.aves be will produce potbing eige. It is no trouble or labor to raise them aa it is other goods, ao he takes the exsiest, This is the fact, and the free em! gration, as car ried on by the French, is = slave trade, and is known by bo Ovber Dame On the cowst. They have no idea of free- com—they were born slaves and would be slaves under any ‘0M. They like the slave trade, and this of the Freoch svité them aa woll as any other. The ship iu Gaboon bad about 300 bn board as free emigrants, bought for $40 a picce, City Intelligence, ‘Tum Pouce Unciaime PKorréty.—The Rev. Mr. Warren, the property clerk of the Metropolitan Police Department, has advertised another sale of unclaimed property, » to take place on Tuesday next. It has been stated that from re- cent sales the sum of sixteen hundred dollars, or four times as much us the whoe sum paid from all police rovrcer for the Seven preceding years has beer realized. Thik goes to the fond for the benetit of the widows ud orpbans oi policemen killed while in the discharge of their duty. Tt murt be remembered, however, that to collect the above sum it requires a clerk, an assistant and #b MUCHCLEEr, At aD expense to the county of twenty -tour bonored dollars per avnum for the salaries of thess oflicers, besides an evormous cost for advertii and otber expent’s, awelliog the amount to over three thou- sand doliarg per acnum, Tae New Potice Svrenmrenpent.—The new Suporin- tendent of Police, Capt. Pillsbury, will enter upon the dis- charge of bis duties on the Ist of July. During the inte- tim since his acceptance of the appointment, be has been visiting the station hovres and familiarizing bimeelf with We officers abd men, and carefully examining the manuer ip woh the police business is conducted. Capt. Pilla bury will find, on sssumiog his official duties, one of the mort Dou-sy stem atic despartments under the sun; yet Dot without good receemng qualitics. Bis first duty should be to examine into and make afull exposé of the “ dead bead” apd “0G nowing ” clique, who vominally occupy positions as Cleres, messengers, auctioneers and ‘ hang- ¢r on,” Dut who we in fact the veriest drones possibie, rendering the public no eervice whatever. This clique is composed of tbe friends of the old Police ers, ané a determined opposition may be expected if the new Superintendent encronches too much. A Rusn ror mms Warering Piaces.—Yesterday the streets of of our city, the hotels, railroad depots and steamboat landings presented quite an animated ap- Pearapce, owmg to the large pumbers of the “ well to- Co” people taking their departure for the country retreats apd watering places, The arrivals from the South in traneitu for other places for the past few daya have been quite Dumerove, avd our principal botels are just now coing @ preity fair pusiness. The warm and clear weather yesterday caused a feneral turn-out of the fusbiopably drevsed people in Broadway throughout the eotire day, causing @ unique aud pleasant scene. New York Hosrrvat.—The following is the weekly re- port of the above igetitution to June 24, 1859:—Remain- ig on June 17, 259. Admitted to June 24, 49. Dis- charged, cured’ or relieved, 42. Died, 2. Remaining at date, 264. Males, 262, Females, 42. Coroners’ Inqueats. Ax Uxknown Man Founp Daownen.—Coroner Schirmor beid an inquest at the foot of Harrison street upon the body of eu unknown man about forty years of age, who was found crowned. Deceased was about five feet six iuchee in bejght, and appeared to have been in the water about three cr four days. Nothing was found upoa his person by whieh be could be identified save a note writen on bine paper, follows :—"Go to the District Court, at Jegerson market, and get ont a summons 8 st William Holden.”’ The jory rendered # verdict of death by drowning, and the Corcver directed the body to be taken to the dead house at Bellevue Hospital for iden- tiflcation. Axotusr.—Coroner Schirmer aiso held an inquest upon the bogy of an upknown man found drowned at the foot o Thirty-woth street, North river, Deceased was abou” forty years of age, was five fee} ten inches in height, and bed been inthe weter about a month. The body waa very much decompozed, 60 much go that it would bo im. imposeible to regogpise the features. Supreme Court—Circuit. Before Hon, Judge Gould. HEAVY MERCANTILE SyrT. Jose 25.—Albert Havemeyer and William Moller vt. John A, Cumming and others. This was an action to recover damages for the non-fulfilment of a contract made by the defendants to deliver a certain quantity of sugar tothe Plaintifis, but which it is alleged they faiied todo. The damages are eid at $22,750, being the amount of the dif- ference between the market yalue of the suger ard the contract price of it as agreed upon between the parties, The complaint sets forth that the defendants (who were mercbants in Boston) desired to effect a sa'e of about seven bondrea tons of sugar, which they then (1856) bad at sea on board the ship Appa Kimball, bound for New York trom the Muvilla Islands; that brokers were employed to make such eaje, and that the plaintiffs did agree with the brokers to purcbase the cargo of sugar at gix conte and seven-cights of w cont per pound, four per cent to be de- dusted fer cash, the sugar to be delivered in August of that year at the foot of Coariton street, in this city. That contract Waa reauccd to writing, aud was etabouied in the complaint; thatthe sugar did not arrive in the city until twenty tix Coys after the time stipulated in the coutract, but that the plaintils were stiil willing to take the sugar reed, but (he defendants refueed to deliver it to them, ané sold it to other parties for # higher price. The com- plalnt also alleged that ibe piainvils notified the defend. aute that, although the sugar did not arrive at the time stipulated, etill they would take it at the price agreed upon, tre defendants denied that the plaintiffs notified them on the let of Avgnst of that year that they would take the tngar, let it come when it would; they a'so averred that they noniled the plaipuily thut, a8 their ship had put into Swwpapore in distress, avd could not be here uvtilaftor that date, they sbould not consider their contract longer bincing, but should sell the sugar for more, if pogsibie, which they did, at 824 cents per pound, offering it to the plsintils et that price oelore eel ing itto otbers, The case wee tried in 1856, and resulted in « verdict for plain. Lier the instructions of the Court, for $16,786, that being the Gillerenea between the market value and the contract price for all the sound sugar of the cargo. The defendant excepted to the ruling of the Court, and the ese wes taken on appeal to the general térm, where a pew trinl war grant The question is whether the pon- a/rival of the ebip, because of injuries at tea, at the ume appowted for the delivery of the sugar, will absolve the Gelepcapte and abrogate the contract. After argument by Mr. O’Conor cn the pert of the plaintif ond Mr. Lord for the defendant, Thg Court divecied the juny to find a verdict for the ; iff, acd assess the cumages as followa:—For non-de- livery cf the evgare whic reached New York in a eound tlate—ray 960 553 nouncs—$17,086 71; for nonceluvery of the avgars whicn reacbed New York ina damaged iate—tay 167,658 pounds $2,644 27. For not detiver- ing in a govnd etaie the suger damaged at eea and gold at Sivgnpore-—say 871,3 ?—86,934 18; making in the gat sum ‘¢ , and an ailowance of 0. Proceedings were suspended for thirty days to make @ case for the gearral term. Brardyeth’s F 3xert_ a Curstive Foflu- ence upon every form of diaanse,—Thus, by their power in re- finting yuiretaction they cure measles smallpox, worms, and pisgiovs fevera They penetrate int and sh cig i oad they have toue for e ay zing bo d and causing the € of decraved potseeeed by po other medicine than Brandreth's pile ‘They operate only upon the tasues involved in, teat ts, hilecied by the Cgease. By natural afinily thay selze these hurrcrs, becavre thelr life is beliw that of the surrounding paris, and expel them from the body. Whatever organ is Kivcted. there theee wonderful pills penetrate and remove tm- purities from thus prevepiing settling of the humors, beos wher removed fron the body, How desiravie when to bave w medicine by you which vou many awaliow ne dt tien knowing they sre sure to relieve, may cure, and cannot injure. tole at princwal office, 29¢ Canal street; Surnton’s, 6 Rowery; Boshton’s, 417 kroadway and Astor Louse, New York, and by all dru, te. . & Spirit Medium Advertises to Make Gen- tlemen’a bate cance out bia front door on to the sidewalk. Ghat's nototog. At WHITK’s 26 Broadway, you may see plendid caselmere baa paesing from the store valk eve-y bour, each wih s smiling face under it, ekt!! and enterprise beat (9 spirits ‘st thyt gems, WHIT, 216 Broadway, uncer Baroum’s Museum. Fronch Soft Hats, Just Received. 8. J. PARDESSUR, wot for the manufacturer, (J. Coupin, Atx,) 186 William street, corner of Ans. Summer Hats.—Every style and quality, uneurpaeeed. ‘The most fashionable straw. for gests snd children, at reduced rates. RRLLOGG, 881 Canal atreet, Pike's Peak. The TRIBOFE of to morrow (Monday) will contain Mr. Giee'ey t letter from Pike's Peak gold diggings. Erady’s Photographic Galleries, 359 and GAS Broadway, New York, nat 3*2 Pennavlvania avenue, ton, 0.0, Photographs, daguerreotypea opreve nn Fivery chteg © AL OAKEN'S shirt made to measvve Paris can- aca them lu ft, style aad Woskmnnsiip Wey are price: eam diy 1 autor Bouse 5 ©. & Billa, Commission and Wrongs Be | iavicttoationd dhe CPes!, from the residence of heg Orders puvctuslly aitended to. Uiee 176 Gresuwric’ es | father, No 62 Boureay’ treet, pear Varick -iweet, use sesareiseecapranmeecaeemitiaata | (Seay) wternova, at ha “f pabl ome v'ciock, without fare nm Gentlemen,— Moody's Shirts, | Wer tol eon Hhrow bout (he Southern couetey for th or Cour ote Ne ve pertect 8 erosion able materi ls are manufac Erarvons le Pree tee es Wires W., eldest @ jured In mew York, at 262 srordwar, where gentinmen tau | of W. a, unc Fanny Spaiiord in te 86t1 yearo bis ay orcer ‘heir birt + lect ihe hosoine taemeclies, aud bave shea |” rp) fee 7 Hpaliord, in te 8662 ae Geilvered here or st (he Naw U leans bouse ftermat Uaries Coe Leteenei an leaped ty pt ee MOODY'S Shirt Manufactory, 262 6 “ we ats He BG Re Sep rafector’ Brosdway. ifully invited to attend the funeral, teis (Sunda: ) af. trncon, at two o'clock, from his lute’ resiae "ads, No. 44 Clay keon street Torrey —Op Friday, March 4, at her regiden >, Sand. ricge, Auetraha, after ap i))pess Of five days, Kuz * Lyi, the heluved wife of Jeeeph William Torrey, iisq., « € Rox: bury, Mase., United States Army, im ths 27h year o € her We Improve on Everything Foreign. practi *tUBEKEN'S shirts mace 'o measure f: Dot mi bem fn bt, siyle or workmanably, 4 be, 3 less, No, 1 attor Bouse. ” silat For can. A SNES ae Zephyr Sih Gloves.—Also Alexander's Kt pores, ‘at S7 end 69 Wiliam street, one coor north of M 18. GSO, M. TRACY, Agent. Wurriock —On Saturday, June 25, of boovig cou,’ Jann Rea. infent deuebter of Charles and Ha ‘rie. WI Purchasers of Fireworks are Requested to | lock, nzrd 1 year and 6 montba. {ZnB ine the eplendid asgortzent vow exhibited st the depot of | | the relotives and trierd# of the family are respectfully Mesa a J G ano J. mége, 172 Broadway, corver of Matten | invited to attend the funeral, from the resid sco of ner lane, w bere public aid private exhibitions can be obtained at | parevte, No. 171 Wolt strcet, ‘this (Sup/ay) @ : roo. ah abort nuuce, mele part ie caiele. Her remaina will be tae-» to Uciow tae a,Dmit pot to See, while you may do so by eT See Ml iby, two great N: by Ub ial aaa sa it WintIAMS, BIMVENS @ WiLLiame a3 Urocdwee ee MISCKLLANXOUR, pial cin Whe Best Spring Bed in Existence—Howe's MMBIOAY W470EES. RLiptic, at from $6 10 $6, at 876 Broadway. Call ncd eco | Barret ibis Hid om —_—__—__—____ ‘One door below Csnel wreet, Wheeler & Wison's sewing Machines | Formerly Lt Wall strect, Office 605 Broadway, New York Send tor actroulare, apes T GiMBREDE’s, 188 BROADWAY, CARD BNGBAW ‘np, station ”* Fiad waioners. 408, $0. B.—Just tatroduced, new AMTGyy emmoccorte wees ona me. iat teenie ear oat at te war ‘ovemeots, ver sbortly. ANT Dyarertic AND INVIGORATING CORDIAL. LEDIARDR MORNING OaLL o Is a ware cure 80d preventive for dyspepsia. Families about gotyg to the country should + provide tbemsciven with a aupply c7 tho above, as ft ee task Femedy apd preventative in the world tor KVER 4ND aGUE AND DIARRBEA, . ‘The Morning Call is oom; of London Whi deor bitte 2 and is few pleasant pe tard for sale at el) re eta! druggtow, Lilie sod atthe bars, oF at whcleaslo at the depot, 97 souk Wil aan The Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Co., HAVE REMOVED TAMPORARILY FROM 49 TO Wl BROADWAY, thew will continue to sel their eslebrated uelscleas fmt wing ee ae ts only Gear, ery sbort time they wi Occupy enlarged beautiful prem ses at 495, ty aad Weed’s Patent Familiy Sewing Machines, New style, Priice $£0. Office 477 Broadway. Defiance Salamander with Patent proce parior mfes, Depot 6S Murray streok, camer of € piace 192 Peart sree. i ROBERT M. PATRICK. Hi Patent Champien Fire Apd yurier proof sates, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray GIMBBEDE'B, METECPOLITAN HOTEL, SELEBOP T Giess Shades of all Sizee for Covering AL, your Lowe paper from the only complate ook tis sideat sooks, flowers, £c., &c., &0., constant) band and made to Order” Depot 166 William sireet corner of Aun. ARTLETI’S NOVELTY $6 SEWING MACHINES. io hme without a sewing machine. Cell and examine, at 121 Browdway, corner of Canal street, Loca: oF traveling ‘sgetts wanted in every towa, comaly amd - $20 Sets of Artificial Teeth Unsurpassed for rlegance and uit) by nny $50 eet ip the world FLUELUING, deutat 134 Xpring street, Soyer’s Snitena Seuce, Manufactured by Crosse & Blackwell, London. from ‘Soyer at Bee roe ilocers and fruit dealers "sole agent, GG, YVMLLN? aif fete and fru! le: syent * vi ie Pulwn atreet, er SHIK. 8, Salat ee ERYATL AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Dr. 8. P. Townsend's Sursaparilla SiX FUR NSB DOLLARS, 18 THE Only esyeaparilla, which wil: effectually eradicate disease rom the body, rest besithy action, to the system, cleause che stomach, regulate the howsla ADD PUR.FY THR BLOOD. Be very careful to use that only which bas DB, J2MES te CHLILTON’S. Certificete on outeide wrapper of each Principal depot 21% Broadway, New ork. bottle, Goodwin's Patent Pressed Tobacco.—Free irom ali impurities. 207 and 209 Water atreet, New York. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Scalps— The bent ip the, wrord-whaicoels as éall, and the dye pri- stores at vately applied, No. 6 astor House. baie ALSO VERY BEcT SHIRTS THaT OsN BE MADB. Bachelor’ ‘The besttn the world. surpassing al) 5 made. Hold and ap; SIX FOR TWELVE DO, #1 the mamuisotory, 153 Broadway. SIX FoR TwsLvE Dottie ait z n DOLLA Hair—its Diseuses, Fall, C! of Color, vi BEST me. and ita embellishment, trested osrefully by 4. GEANDJMAN, | THREE PLY LINEN OOLLABS.. ‘$0 Tweltth street, west side end near Broadway. THEE ay a N CO! Barry's Tricopherous 4s the Best and Cheap- terving and redoring tae bai Ladiee ey i Gold by cat Bold Kennedy's Medical Discovery is Warrantea fo cure ecrofuls, eryaipelss, saltrbeum, sould bead, ulcerated more lege. Yor sale oy all cruggiss. Hunts) Liniment—The most efficactous external remedy ever offered to the public. A sure cure for rheumation, disease of the #.1pe, wesknegs and all external injuries, AN P, 139 Maiden lane. LLAKS. 3 FRENCH ‘OK TiRS, NeCK TIES, NEOK TIES, 80 TO 75 ChNTs EACH, XN. B.—Thore who think I cannot make & good abirt for pe? Cozen, ure mistaken. Here De a: ire: SO yarce of York Mills muslin, at 1434 cents 7 [Rte of fle linen. at f0 cents pergera samba Making and cniuing......... ethane Teandry $1, buttons and cotkn, 60 conia, Maravilla is the Most Wonderful Pre} ‘ABD, trom Londos, ‘387 Brosdway, up stairs, tion kuown for curing destroying dundruft, relic Wek henduche, preventing the heir trem falling oct sed rae Between White and Walker streets, ducing glossy ouria. bold by all druggists. S7NOSTAR’S” Hollowny’s Pills.-When the Flesh Wastes the sirer gih declines, the liver becomes torpid and ths bowels irregular Incigertion isthe primsry cause In al) such casce Holioway’s pills are an immediate, never tailing cure. “OOST ABA” “COST ARS” Rat. Roach, &c.. Exterminator, “CURTAR’S Bedbug Sriermipator, “COBTAR's” Electric Powder, for Insects, &C-» TE Osly tofalitie remedies known, Purxcirat Darot 410 Brosaway, New York. Drugs iets and dealers evers where sell them. 1.0 voxes wold per weet io New York alone. SEWAKE! of epurions imitations” Bxemine each box, bottle or ask, &rd tabe nothing but “Costak’s.”” —— NORDIAL COGNAO KITTEKS IMMEDIATELY Coca ttarrbers Saue and bilous tiacka Stee New York, and for Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Rod cure truss. ‘They also keep slik elastic stocklogs for v veina, supporters and boulder bi Lnatroug.en races for ce- formities made to order, No. 2 Vesey sirect, asior House, New York. Rostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters.— We refer our readers to the acvertiaement of HOSTKT£€£'S ‘LDr, cole mport , 10 Nasseu etreet, Bitters, in xnother column ‘These bitters have attaineia | sale by ali drogguts, bars and overs. sed ut, cus ve ten GaPees, rte Wee | Oso wscen ane nar ~ My fou! yea will eo Wb D » DE the moet pepnlar ever introduced in this city” We would ad | C}° by the only anfe and musceeatey meter Soe aE eS vise no traveller leaving the city to be without wew, 1b: trecting corns 50 cents to $! each; bupions and nalis. $1 to $B. p 2 ed lt ba Bocas ee, ieee A Hrooklyn + VITTLEFI SLD & WEETBBVE.T, Ubiroy sapeptic. " . tonic and antl. 616 Broadway. opposite Bt Nicholas Hotel C°*** sanions, Married. Nails penetrating the flesh, Crarrtoy—Gingon.—At Harlem, on Wodnesday, June a8! borg, the great toe 15, by the Rey. George B. Draper, Mr. Joun Cuaritoy, of | cured tha: the cap be worn SPrpE Valley, Na Yuy to Mra, Anowite Guasox, of Harlem, | Sos; be reer oe atts We lenat, incouyentence to the pe CoLvix—Lank.—On Thursday, June 23, by the Rt. Rev. | Pele: lo te physicians and surgeous oe ci Bishop Whitebouse, Winsam J. neta Lane, both of this city. Haypsx—STarm —On Friday evening, June 24, by the Rey. Jemes 8. Purdy, Mr. Jon P. BayDEn to Migs Saran E., eevond daughter of Alderman George Starr, all of this city. Bvxnxc—Woonrtrr —At Madison, N J., on Saturday, June LATE pe Rey. Samuel Bendel Horace J. Hornsa | ——__ EE, to Jcra R. Sayre, duughter of the ‘homas T. Wood- LIZABRTBAN ALE—A WHOLESOME TICLE, rut!, of New York. Br pgneserts Sold in pist betties on a ste J BakLOW, 165 Pearl aireet, CoLvin to Miss amws Exza RK. LEVETT’S BIGHLY IMPORTANT PATENTED D eee th artificial teeth which if vow being sc = cevefully totroduced, 1a giving the greatest eatlefscbos to thoes ho wear them, on account of the grent comfert arising from increases adbeeion and possessing sl) the attributes reculias {0 ators’ teeth dey can be obtained only m this wuburte, from the patentee ard inventor. Dr LEVETT, Waverley place, near Erosdway U. fitates rignte for are lo. 3 Died. Baryerr.—On Wednesday, June 22, Mary Barverr, wife of Thos. Barnett, ages 88 years, a native of London, Eng. Londen aud Shropshire papers please copy Bxoprxick.—vn Fridsy, June 24, Epwarp Baopsrick, son of Edward and Mary Broderick, in the Litu year of bis age The friends and acquaintanoes of the family are respect- folly invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) atter- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his father, Thirty-six street, pear Fourth avenue. CoxKunc —On Friday, June 24, after a short illness, on his doth birthday, Noan T. Conxuine. The relatives and frierds of we family are invited to | &® attend the fuarral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at (wou'cleck, from hig late residence, No. 13 Lexingtoa avenuo, His remains will be taken to Greenwood. CusainGiaM.—Opn Saturday, June 25, Cuarias Hayry Cunningham, second son of Edward acd Julia Cunning ham, uced } year, 3 months and 25 da: Tho friepds and acquaintances of the family are foily invited to attend the funeral, this (sunday) after- ncob, at two o'clock, from the remdence of bis parents, No. £66 West Thirty second street, interred in Calvary Cemetery. Day.-—On Saturday, June 25, Many Day, widow of the lev Henry Day, of West Springtie:d, Maes., im the 85h year of her age. ‘The friends of the families of her son, Bevjamin H. Day, and her grandsons, Mosee S$. Beach, Henry 0. Resch, Av- fred E. Besch and Joseph R. Beach, ure requested to at- teod the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from No. 105 St. Mark’s place. De ESTRKRR —On Friday, June 24, James F. De Esters, youngest cou of James anc Hes er De Esterre, aged 2 years and 16 daye. qe Gone AND SIL V8R PENCIL C, PEN HOLDERS doo = JOHN FOLBY, Meuufacturer, 168° sroadway. Rete ier trow $2 to $40 per desea, Ger ders respecifully rolisited. I= 2B SINPLFPT FraebZs IR TORREY !t THE CHKAPRAT FOWEZRK IS TCREKYS IT Sgt., $2.50; 4 qt, $3, Ht, S$; Sqr. $6; M4 qi, $1; Wat, SO aD oo st bouse furvisbing sod bardware stores erally. he trade supplied by BE. P, TOREBY, No. 9 Platt sta: w York me - ORTABLE COAL GAB. Ttien fixed fact. The Gas Generating Company is @ Zreet muccess, anc their apparstis works beyond their ftanpuine expect itions Yorn, at thest L 106 Fourth 612 Ereadway opp yourselves snd recollect Bendrick srotbers’ patents. His remaing will be | ~ —— PS RE WsTFR-—KEAD BARPER'S WEEKLY OF Mared, and you will not drink Crotow unless filtered. which: will clennte it of the perme of noxious, blood suck ing creatures, the destroyers 0 somany children. Disphragm filler for sale- at 216 Fonribetreet, OGEKS & RAYMON'S C'ROULAR FOR THE BeaiKL T2RM, We are now relling BOYS’ SUMMES CLOTHING In every variety, from the larges: atoek in the city, at that were NEVER EQUALLED In CHEAPNESS, CREAM FHKENZEA* ! 1° CREAM FREYZERS THE QUIURKST FRSEZRB IS TORBRY'S | Ite to be seen tm operation in New Dis Hoel. $01 Broadway The relatives ana friends of the family are reapeotfully } Poss? liner suite dto e e 1 ty N » do ere ted to attend the fun from hit Inte resideace, No ee: t, this (Sunday) afierncen, at two o'clock. De iovy, June 24, after a short illocss, Mrs. | jo" Do: vrata... ODA. ..s. Ax Bix mixed suite, ‘Tne funeral will take place from her jate resi¢enct nerry sirect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’c! Kites —On Friday , June 24, FRepexick @., only eon of Gerburd F, apd Auguete Kleist, aged 18 months and 42 ‘aS & RAYMOND, or of Kusuau uireet. inKBSL WaTPR, IN ITS NATO. 4 ays. jabs Gets Dinbed el! a the preniea: curative af bane rhepreation 1 it cout Meer apd ‘Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully o., de. Certification Of cures tpt “whe vited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of bis «rents, No. 42 Oak street, this (Sanday) afternoon, at ome o'clock, Wiibout farther notice, Kerer —Op Satureay, June 26, Cuartas F,, youngest son of Thomas and Arna Kruse, ayed 1 year. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, the members of German Oak Logge No. $2, I 0. of 0. F, ana Koiand Lodge No. 10, A. U of G. F., sre invited to attend the fu- per uu Woncay afternoon, at iwo o'clock, from No. 421 Firet ‘avenue, corner of Twenty. fifth street, to Trinity Ce- mete ¥ ice $8 per dozen. Agent, Artor Rouse, N ¥. SP OERS FAWIAG MACHINES. NEW STYLES. PRICES GRE«TLY REDUCED, Pampblew pent o.L Mar For femflies. tailors and a!) mspw’scturing purposes these machites are weonelied ‘They are more durable, capable of fant C3 Mogae Kisats aod cf earsiog tore mousy an aDY machines in tha cH.—On Saturday, Jone 25, Mary Mefivas, aged | "3, eTL a tamily machinen, at $00 and’875, are attracting une 8) years versal sttenticn. ; ‘ ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- IM. SINGER & CO,, 488 Broadway. ral, thie (Sunoay) afternoon, at three o'clock, from her | a ge, Jute residence, No. 132 Centre atreet, comer ot White | “PUR AAI7E St * FOUR MINUTN FRERZEBE. | atrect Wilh the fulem Arenrance OF their being not cwy the cc eRpeMR, MeMazon.—On Friday, June 24, of coneumption, Mrowawt | + ie sire pleat acd quickest freezare jn vee~vroducing McMauon, in the 45d year of his age, a native of county } ‘ream ot that smooch are light eoveinteve: Bereto‘ore onlyig Movaghnv, lreiand pecirsines of he aes Seema Ui as The frience of the femily, those of bis con James, and of bbey cen te F. bi the folowing presse ee hardware bis brewers, Patrick and Franois, are respectfully re- |! z $2 84} que quected to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) afternoon, at f two o’elock, from bis late residence, No. 077 Seventh ave- nve near Thirty-fourth sireet, Mornis.--At ber residence, No, 26 Beach street, on Sa- torday afternoen, June 25, at five o'clock, Manmpa, the beloved wife of Louis Morria, of th Nirrvn.—On Saturday, June 25, youbgest tov of Jobm and Elizabeth Niebubr, aged 1 year, 7 months and ¥ day. 300 | 4qua of th PO TORREY No. ALIER TO LAURA, J 4 SONG OF THE KINGDOM OF NEW JERSEY, Proton veny beonet, Um ‘The ony in tine, end Wiitjowrrey unt ‘The friends avd relatives of the family are respectfully RS peeteg pms oem invited (o attend the funeral, trom No, 956 Broome street, To Hotoherta ners tava on Monday afiernoon, at two o'clock. 4nd in ibe feed Rlssian Mielda ‘We'll gather crowns of flowers. Come forth come forth, my Laura, 1 pant before your Why ices tbe blivsful fou that ne'er For man were known to wa t; My dress in in the bigbeat style— ‘ve done 98 you desired — And ibe clothes you made me buy from SMITH Are everywhere adclred, EMITA BROTHERS! one price wholegn’e and retail Sf and 149 Fulton street, New York, we" BES AND JEWELRY, nd the latest strles: on Aue at and Tacuree, fay, one door below Canal strecs 7 Gormacly Up woe 5 Way, June 24, of croup, Taomas Ciiceserh, bel oot ot Mary, widow of the tate Jobu O'Keeffe, New York pilot, aged 7 years, 2 months and 26 daya. . ends of the family, those of his grandfather, Tho- mee ieay, and of bis ‘uncles, Maurice and atjenael Cikeefle, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tbe residence of his mother, in Broadway, opposite sixth sireet, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afer- noon, at two o'clock, Sanday papers please copy. Ovincron.—On Friday ovening, Juno 24, after a short Hines, Many Larrea 8B! Ocryctos, aged 27 ’vears, the be loved wife of James A. Usington, and ouly daughter of Stephen T Wood, Fsq., of this city. Pho relayed pad Gicuds cl thy usaily are rospeckully