The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1859, Page 2

2 riatnly made Wiearsews « frank offer to oe terting moequite psienorsi® hsb oar ean re eas | mepud, Only Recatiag AieAraeUA boped W be ANG WO d * iii oiber Bos cesei raand advaniager which she holds the} and again : elre g that Jn jt On the whole it Is slr aly of ar ined to i yap Xi the lung drawn | “ bas ean by Englaud aetiog in good What does the faith with tbe Uoited States? Aad what b) ber makiog @ ‘ate’ very “frank offer to give up the Mosquito pr» edi Does he mea to gay tbat giving up propy *b Deen stolen, for & valuarle=most Valuable, | way wAyo | Consideration, 18 a frank offer? Ia whas acnaoly uakic oF common bonesty, in the name of common seas, ~°8 sb | writer of that educated? And the sjmiaisteation Ay beea entirely succereful”? to its negotiations with Nica», ua! Woll, that 18 raiber a eprigbily view of the mayer com 4 to opinions of Genera! Lamar, who says it 9 im)» fe to doen thing wita thase people; What Ne wor oF + 4s fo embarrasred wih any question tp his life as be he ‘Deen witb the question between the United Stater and Ni- cayagus, and tha) tho only means to be ured to bei g them fo terms is force. Nothing else will answer, «nd -ooer ‘or later it wiil be the only policy lef to the United St: es to adopt towaros tors country. The writer above stiu ed to has been misinformed in meet to the state of aif.ire in this country, for Tam @nre he would not willing'y mis- repreeent thom to his readers. Our ebipe are kept on this coast for nothing else than to keep off Hlibuste:s, and for what purpose? So that the French apd Kpgiish can walk in apd take the loaves and fiehes. The american eagle keeps off the vultures while the wolf and the fox feed upoa the dainty parts of the rich carcasses. ‘General L.mar returns home by this steamer. Ho in- tends publishing a history of bis “iplomacy here as 8000 1b.e after bis return. 18 Dg ground is as far as La Union on the north Our and Punta Arenas on the south, making the four ports of San Juan del Sur, Punta Arenas, La Union and this (Rea- lejo), our beadquarters, raere ia grent den and here for veesols to take away the procuce of the country, and also at La Union, A fine trace can very reani/y be built vp between the porte of La Union, Realejo and San Francisco, of hides, lumber, Tice, sugar and Indian corn, with indigo and coffeo, Bra. * she is justiy entived to, | | offered to the American flag. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1859. cn ca sdDmnUmnI any manic a a a crane cen RII earn | o departure of the steemers from Now York engaged discovered that no part of the brig’scargo bad bea clandestinely removed, as alleged, tt is said by those who wore’present that ibe poor devils looked ag though taey bad | Joot the only fri nd they bad io the world. Tos witnoas» on the part of the United States immediately stated th»: they were satisiet that every part of the briz’s carg? was on beard, aud thatno part of it had been cland *Tho Chileaa custom house officers ad: ali bad been found right, but refused to give the captaD @ certidcate to Uaat effect and that it # found in good order, After wrangling for two or oaye, durivg which the government officials persisted in aning to give the certifloate requesied by the captain, brig and cargo were formally abandoned to tae Chilean government, with the assurance that it would be catied upon to maxe reparation aud apologize for the 1asalt The cargo, it seems, was greatly abused ta dis- charging %;' many of the cases and packages were broken open, and others were wet with sail water. The cargo war in such & damaged state as to ren- ver its safe transport to auother distant port impossible. Of this fact the Chilean ofticiais were aware, and of the brig without giving a cdrtificate. The oxse will be fully reportea to the Americau Minister, Goveroor Bigler, and will by bim be doubWess presented for the consideration of the Chilean government in very stroog terms. The Minister hag thus far shown that he cannot be intimidated, and that he will do — fd believes t> be clearly right, be the consequences what they may. Weil Mited men here regard the case of the Townsend Jones as a very serious one. Tho act of ¢regging ber from her anchorage, with a vessel 0' war, with flag and pennant up, is looked upon as a do- seped and gross ineult. I regret to flad a few mea here who are 0 blinded bya love of gain as to be ready to sacrifice anything thst is American to tho ad. vancement of their own interests. These men, if not be- lied, bave epeculated largely in the purchase of railroad materia! for the Southern railroad, and in chartering the Polyreaian to the government, and no doubt hope v0 pil: by truckliog to the powers that be. Thank God, w in Dumber and the most despised crea- ever walked upon the face of God’s { otatool. The steamer Washington is at Coronel, yort south of this, coaling, and is expected hero ‘very hour. During ber stay at Coronel one of her was brutally murdered Chileno zil wood and India cubber. Freizhis are worth from this place to New York, on dyewood $25 poe ee hides Ic. per bide,and s0° on. large quantity of Spanish floest wood tn the world for building pucpows, oe eer, cen be had for very little. Oar mer- chante at home have any quantity of coastiog veagels un- empioyed that they could very easily send out here; there is a constant dewand for them, aud good freignts ys at hend . ae 27—Lieut. D. R. Lambert died on board o' thissbip this morning. He had been unwell for some time, but insisted on doing bis duty to the very last. H» bad beem on the sick list onlya few days, and the morn- fog before bis ceath was up on deck. There were fow more noble or geverous hearted men than Mr. Limbert, and bie sudden demice 18 much feit and regretted oy his mese mates, with whom be was more intimate, and others ces. We buried bim this afterncon with military honors; and his grave stands, with but one solitary tom panion, on the isisnd of Punts Yoaco. A stranger in a Strange lanc, be sl ous hie last sleop far away from bom Kindred apd friends; but in = sunny land, where the Orange bionsoms m'ngie their fragrauce with that of a thourand wile dowers, and where the wild birds salute the morning avd the evening sun with strains of sweetest melody; where the mgbty waves roll moyntain high, and break with thunder-like roar near the bed where be sleeps. ‘About ba'f past three o'clock the corpse was lowered In- to the grave by the sailors. Tne Episcopal burial service was then read by Mr. Upebur, the greve filled up, aud we left the eqidier, the officer and’ the man, to his last sleep. OUR SAN JUAN CORRESPONDENCE. ‘Unrrep States Sarr St. Locrs, San Jvan pe Nicanacva, June 2, 1859. Monsieur Bally's Surveying Party—Details of his Adon tures—The Survey to be Completed by the End of July— Disadvantages of the New Canal Scaeme—Movements of Men of: War, de. The mail steamer (British) leaves here today for Aspinwall; so I basten to transmit to you all the intelli gence I can glean to date. The progrees that the surveying troupe, under Mon- sicur Felix Beily, are making, I presume occasions no trifling interest among the foancial as well as commercial communities at home; for on the issue of this survey de pends ina great measure the final undertaking of the great canal project. I have carefally watched the pro Ceedings of this party for the express purpose of trans- mitting you the same for publication in your valuable journal. After afew cursory reconnaissances of the San Juan river near ite mouth, Belly, with the majority of his peo, Plo, embarked in bungoes for the interior, Leaving a do. tachment at San Carlos, he chartered the little two cat ywer gteamer Virgin, the property of the late Transit pany, and with the rema‘nder oi his men embarked im her for Lake Nicaragua, for the purpose of thorough! Burveying that lake. While employed thus, durin u early part of May,a terrific whirlwiad suddealy swept Over this large sheet of wator, aud a heavy sea arisiag Fendered the little steamer almost unmanageable, Great sions were felt for his Succeeded in weathering the which we received was that the Virgin had foundered, apd several of hie men were iost; but the report bas been falsitied by the arrival of one or two of the invalid corps at San Juan. ‘The surveying troupe are now emp! of San Carlos, aud near the Colorado San Juan. Monsieur Loge expests to complete his sur- ‘veys by the latter part of July at the fartoest, Among the old residents of San Juan Ihave not been enabled to find one whose opinion in regard to the enter- Prise is favorable. They unanimously assert that Bolly’ Calculations, both as regards the time and money which Sg necesmary to devote to the uRAEANS* seoposed, will be but: 1D or eighteen feet in depth, which is cer tatuly inadequate to admit vessels of a large class; and even should it be succeesfully completed, the high rates of tariff will prevent vessels bound to the [ndies from pasa ing through, for it must be remembered that the net over the ordinary route to India is comparatively tri Sng. Merchandise can now be transported across the Isthmus of Darien via Panama Railroad and reshipped for Pacific ports at a chi rate than could be done by the cana! route; and sbould the contemplated Honduras Rail- way be constructed—as from the favorable geographical ‘and topographical features of the country we pave good Feason to believe that it will be—then the cena! mut in- evitably sink the capital invested in it. We must view this affair in an ceseatiaily financial light, divested of hypothetical izeues, for whatever credit may be attached to the undertaking, yet it is baraly probable that capita'ists will embark their means in visiouary or uncertain enter rises. Prime People of San Juan are elated at the intelliganz> pe received, of the mail contract having been given to ite; and they look forward to the speedy reopeniag of this ‘but he gale. fhe bews ‘ed in the vicinity cite of the river jt with much eagerness. The usual apaactic appearance of the place is already sensib'y change 1, aud the inbabitants are on the qut vive for he next mail from ‘Now that Europe is involved in diff salty there is no better time totermina'e both our Centra! American and Cuban difficulties tban the present, and we have not a Little confidence in seserting that this will be accomplishod before the admipistratration of Mr Buchanan has wanod I certainly do think tat the protectorate of Great Brin Femoved from San Jusn, and the stars and strives displayed from Moro Castle are two events most desiradie. At the last advices the flagship Roanoke was at Cartha ba; the Jamestown at Aspinwail, and the Brookiyn, vabrah and Saratoga at Vera Croz.” It is presumei tnat the Jamestown will relieve uz, ere long, and we will be despatched to Aspinwall. I certainly nope Three months among incessent rain and miasmatic odors is quite enovgh for one episode in a war ship’s cruite, The Britieh gunboat Basilisk is the only war vessel ia Ee except ourself, The American merchant bark Waite loud sailed for New York from here on the 3lat ultimo. San Juan ig quite unhealthy at date, but we have not been Fisited with any of the endémic diseases of the country. 8 is urquestionably owing to the scrupuious cleanliness of the ship, and the healthfal code of discipline which the men are subjected to. There is, probably, no ship in the Squadron in better condition than the St. Louis. afore anon. SOUTH AMERICA. OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENCE. Vauraraiso, Chile, May 14, 1859, Government Forces Victorious at Coquimbo—Gallo’s Flight— ‘The Civil War at an End for the Pretent—Outrage upm the American Brig Townsend Jones by Order of the hilean Government—The Brig and Cargo Abandoned to the Oht lean Government—Interference of Governor Bigler, th: American Minister—Scrious Troubles Anticipated —Tre Chilean Authoritierin the Wrong—Arrival of the Steamer Washington at Coronel, a Chilean Port—Murder of ome of her Passengers by a Thileno—Disgusting Truckling t the Chsvan Government by Certain Partices—Newly Appvint- ed United States Comsul for Jalcahwano—Refused a Pas- sage on the American Seamer Polynesian Because Char tered by the Chilean Government, dc. Ibave just returned trom Talcahuano, where I have been detained for more than » mont for want of a veszel. Before leaving Talcahuano a rumor was current that Galio had been defeated near Coquimbo »y ths government Torces, and that he had retreated to Copiayo. Tais roport I find confirmed on my arrival here, and the impression Prevailing that the civil war is closed for the pressu. try Some it is said that Galio bas fled to tho Argentiac Oo, federacy, by others that be has gone to Coplapo, and will hoon be in the field sgain, ‘The war excitement, it is trus,I find had subsided, bu: Shere was another topic on the tapis cansing almoe as Much concern. Irefer to the outrage perpetrated upon the American brig fownsend Jones. The brig above pamed entered the harbor of Valparaiso about on» year go, With Bcargo of powder and arms on board, which ‘bor ceptain bas been cadeavoring to soll to the Catlean Gover: ment, but avoided titegal acts of every kind, Abe ut three months ago the brig's carg> was threo (me: roarched and declared to be all on board. Early in March the Chilean government hai a guard placed on Doard and_around the vessel, aad continued this guard ct April, when they sent a Ceilecs SouDty’s flag end ber peomeee commaa 3 forcibly towed her from her apne they broke opea ber char er vargo, 4s g00n as informed outrage, tae eet foes informed viceee, Lhe Amerionn Mine. Chilean gove, tebt, remonstrating in - terms agai 4 done’ and threatened to > Guried out. Tus sori te ‘wrong was continued in <u¢ preseace of y ‘he agents of the Washington advertise for passengers to Calvornin as follows :—Firet clags state r20m, $175; second, $150; third; $120; deck, $75 Mr. Biackey, the newly appointed consul for Talcabu: ro, bas been in this city over two months waiting for a veesel, The Polynesian and other steamers have since ‘many trips, but they were either chartered by the | hence their anxiety to force the cargo onboard | mus, which is well worthy the attention of capitalists, as I Chilean government or belonged to it, and its officials in Valparaiso refused bim permission to go down on the Polynesian unless be bad tne consent of the Chilean Siolster @ Santiago, This be nevor applied for, Thok of an “gored a _— a pod seeipe avenge upon & Vv y' ars an ; bs The Revere, which has been’ in this port for several months, bas at length boen permitted to sail to the port of aldera, which was declared open a few ago. The facts stated in relation to the Townsend Jonce wero objained from Captain Jauvrin, and by others have been fully corroborsted. All the ports of Chile have been reopened. VALPARAISO, May 16, 1859. Victory of the Government Troops—Stratagem of Vidaurri— Problematical Nature of the Victory—Excitzment in Ove Country—Fatal Explosion by Careless Use of Segars— Visit of the American Minister to Valparaiso—Outrages on American Citizens in Consideration, dc., Bc. I wrote you a hasty portecript, by steamer of the lst, avnouncing that a baitle bad just been fought between the government and emer ey in the neighborhood of Serena, the latter being utterly routed. The information was, in substance, true. Gen, Vidaurri, the leader of the government forces, attacked the revolution- ists, whom he enticed from their entrenchments by strata- gem, and forced them to retreat to Serena, and thence to (be mountains, capturing twelve pieces of artillery, 300 prisoners and the standard of the enemy. But the ab- sence of an official return from the Commander-in Chief, the failure to return to Valparaiso of the victorious army, and the generally current report that Gallo and 1, of his Belpre nit in the fold holding ‘the lan lg ing district of Copiapo, render the rornment statements of the entire pacitication of the North somewhat proble- matical, Paiace still swarms with troops, old c.stom house adjoining it is used ag barracks fora bat- ‘aiion Of infantry, and public contidence is far from being restored. On Sunday morning lest, the 8th, a serious and fatal explosion (ok piace in the powder room (not the maga- zine, the papers say), of the fort, killing and wounding about fifteen of the , and demolishing hree apart- rman Ibs woldiers Pes eaaetapoaeane to bi fact that some of the soldiers were cartridges, and enjo, the everlasting cigarette at the same time. ‘The (acts probabiy never travepire,as there seems to be a rooted antipathy to the diffusion of in this country. Our amiable and popular Minister, Gov. Bigier, paid Val- Paraiso a hasty visit last week, remaining only afew days. He received many proffers of attention during bis etay, moet of which he was forced to deciine, as his visit wus of @ purely business character, and due to the grave questions of outrage upon American citizens here, now be- Jurethe Legation. His untiring energy and perseverance in demanding and obtaining final settlement of every old ¢.uim of Americans against the government of Chile filed iu the Legation previona to his appointment claim the gra- ‘ituce and respect of his countrymen. OUR CALLAO CORRESPONDENCE. CaLLao, Peru, May 23, 1859, The Casamata—The Condition of the Prisoners—Important Facts to American Citizent—Sufferings of their Brethren Abroad—Public Affairs, de., dc. I yeeterday made a visit to the ‘Casamatw” of Castle Taependence, which, 08 the #8" Vfaik”of a bastion,” now a gloomy looking prison, badly lighted and ventilated, bere the convicts are huddled together in strange con- fusion, and entirely without regard. to the various de- grees of crime. In appearance it more resembles a subterranean cavern than anything to which Ican compare it. Two of these diemal cells—in extent about elghty feet, with a breadth of perhaps twenty-five or thirty—connected with each other by a side archway, the light of day being admitted only through a close grating in the extreme end of one ceil, and by a doorway in the other, constitute the priaon ‘im which the criminals of the State and those of foreign birth are immured It was, 1am informed, the custom heretofore and quite recently, to associate the sexes pro- miscuously. On cither side of each cell were miserable, narrow di- visions, formed of four small upright enpports, and covered with @ coarse and dicgy looking c’oth. Some of these contained wretched epologies for the comforts of a bed, while others exhibited naugat but the bard, bare stones of the flagging. All the creature enjoyments of the prisoners herein confined are either provided at their ovn expense, or kinoly furnished by outside friends. The allowance for their subsistence is two reals (twenty five cents) each ptr day, which they may expend to the dest advantage i the purchase of the coarse food daily offered for saie in the prison yard by the uncleauly Indian women of the country, and whore profits thereon are by no means in. copsiserable or reasonable, [m this enclogure did I meet with the individuals whose Statements of grievances appeared at geome length in your journal of the 6th ultimo. Without reference to what has already been published from these sources, I cannot refrain from mention of a Mr. Jobn Franklin—a pale, delicate looking person, born in Albany, New York, and who, since May, 1857, has been serving out a sentence of ten years in this place. It appears, from his statement, that while in company ‘with two friends, and asulperia, one of them ac- cidentally broke s window of the establishment. They immediately entered to explain the matter aad prof- fer payment for the damage done, when they were besot by itsizmates—mcstly Italians—one of whom, seizing a jarge cheese knife from the counter, came to the attack. Mr. Franklin represents himsetf as recovering at ihe time from a Jeogtby spe of illness, by which he had been greatly prostrated. He drew from his bosom a re- voiver for the purpose of self-defenge, and in the mzlée, one of his companions—his pereonat friend—was mortally wounded. For this be is now in durance vile. ‘These facts, Lunderstand, have been fully represented toour Minister resident in Sera, and to the Dapactment of State through the friends of Mr. F.; and I doubt not they will receive prompt attention. Tam well convinced that our Minister to Peru has been misrepresented and unjustly censured for an apparent apathy and indifference to the appeals of Americaa citi. zens confined in the prieons of tbis country. Full reports and investigations of these mattere—not generally known 4 the public—are now on the files of the Department of State. ibe American Miniater cannot be #0 regardless of the evfferings and complaints of his fellow countrymen, and Fo recreant to the obligations of his office, aa has ben im- puted to him. quirements of treaty stipulations can suppose the offici loterference of such # funciionary always just and proper. Our citizens abroad are amenabie (a8 foreigners in the Chited States undoubtedly are) to the jaws and municipal regulations of the countries in which they may reside. A violation thereof mus’ be succeeded by the penalty pre- scribed in the case. We may manifest interest and sym- patby for the offeuder, hough, in many instances, we Gan- uot demand his exemption from punishment. The request for parton from the chief magistrate of the Perusiau republic, coming from go high an official as the American Muister, with the proviso that these menu shal on their liberation be forthwith zentfrom the territory might, under the present circumstances, ba the most pro ir und the surest means of restoration to tueir frienis, Cattao, Peru, May 27, 1859, Troubles wbriding in Peru—Blockade of Guayaquil—Ir regularity ‘§ Mail Communication—Friendly Arrange ment Between the English and Americans—Maritim Mowments, die., de, The political troubles in Peru have for the present sub sided, and confidence and quiet again prevail. The mails from the eouth bring us like atscrances of the restoration Of order in Chile; but how long this desirable condition Of effairs will oxiet it ts impossible to predict, Revolution upon revolution has unfortunately been the bane to pro. gress and prosperity in these repablies, which have more the shadow thaa the substance of government. The Peruvian equadron still matmtains the rigid biock Ade of the Guayaquil rivor, and a reinforcement of troop: Sre about ¢mbarking from this port for the seat of war in Ecuadcr, from whieb place we have no recent repo:ta. By the morest accident we aro in postession of the mail of tke Sib inst. from the United States. For the past two fr two Ai 4 citizens, one @ Heutensn: im tho oavy, until neste #11 Of the yeasel’s ca gu Lay Dygadigebarge!, Yon te months the connection bas not, been mado, and vader arrangements we cannot hops for a mora emo A vane, ery Phy days Freighte are extremely depressed. To British obanne!, for orders, 458 a 60a,; & hrig (American) of 1.490 boxes capacity was taken upaday or two siaoe at 60a, per tor, and ‘Americus bark, of 8.800 bow pacity, to load or Falmouto, &), at dba, por ton, Coastwito a Jere box, Tbave beard of some instances in which (alm houses bave wtiempted to oreak charters coteret tow fome little time since when the ruling rales were much higber, but im which pis they hive not suoseeded We have bed twenty-four hours smart rain reoceatly ty this city, but the weather is still very warm, Tho yollow (ever is Ot spreading as rapidly o# usual. Thors bad Bot been @ case on board any vessel in this harbor up to last evening. cberged from the Sth avd 20th of each montn to the 8d and 18th we should enjoy tho receivt of regular advices therefrom at comparatively short intervals, and the American company would be tho gainers by the imoreased travel which would pass over that route; fr there are very many who would greatly profer to touch at New York on their way to Europe, and that om- porium might oftenor pe the resort of marchon's pur chasing their avoual supplies for the South Amer markets, Ae it is, to reach toe United States by tne I heb steamers involves unhealthy climate of the Isthmus, The Engiish Pacitic Company bas evinced « most ac- commodating ¢isporiiion to form the connection with the American Atlantic ines; but a change in the projramtae would necessitate corresponding ones in the Weot ludia ard European connectious, aud be attended, for a waile At lewet, with irregularity and confusion. ‘So seueibly is this want fel: by our citizens engaged in commercial and other pursuits in Peru and (hile, thet a project {8 already on foot for the establishment of an American steam line between these points and the Iath- Havana, Juno 23, 1859, The Conflict of Sarlors—Opinions oth: European War— Santa Anna—Health of the Island, de., de. Wo bad « killing of a sailor by the mate of the Live Yankee, in trying to capture bim, he having deserted his sbip and being encountere{ on the wharf in Regia. Vie Charleston we received the Hanavo of the 14th, 16th and 16th, containing telegraphic nows of the Inte battle be- fore Milan, which created intense excitement in this com munity. Ibad the pleasure of communicating the first items to many of our most influential frien 1s, who are duly obliged for your favors. Wo, however, believe that tho war in Italy will be for good—that the sword has made more paths of light among tue European masses since tae days of Carlos Magnus than any other one tool; and while ‘great regard for the opinions and disquisitioas of our dis\ingaished soldier civilians, have faith that ail mae the lever in the mass will be for good, there and bere. The steamer Teviot has arrived from St. Thomas, with the Southampton mail of the 221. Her news was already at band. Santa Anna is not ex by tho next arrival of the Pajaro del Oceano, and bis plans for landing, if he consents to the quintup'esto trial, will be digested in this city, where friends wait for him. Our health ie good; we bave some cases of sickness, ut light in character, and no epidemic. Sugar market dull: Nos. 11 end 12 at $3 50.0 $3 62% er 100 Ibe, Exchange on London, 16 8 16 premium; New York, 334 0 636 do,; New Orleans, 3% 0 5} do.; United Stales gold ooin, 634 do, ey | TELEGRAPHIC, Cuarzeston, June 28, 1859, Advices have been received by the Isabel that a largo amount ef bills of the International Bank of Havana havo ‘been returned from London protested, for the reason that the parties had not been advised. StePling exchange was quoted at 15a 16 per cent pre- mium, ‘The yellow fever had made its appearance at Havana, but was not regarded as epidemic, ————————E————EEEE urpose, hereafter, to show. 4 ab present the trade of this port has rather @ dull ap- pearance, and freights are difflcult to obtain, Guano, from the Chinchas, owing to the large sapaiy in the American market, commands as freight but $10 per toa, and ebipmasters are unwilliog to load for home at so unre- muperative & rate. The he latter unde: welng regaie, pe to sail when com- leted for Panama, via Guayaquil. p The French frigate La Serieute, and several Peruvian ‘war vees ‘e alto in port, and the English and French Admirals ar@Bhortly expe ‘amationdl gold, fn Caliso and Lims, brings the high :remivm im exchange of 15 and 20 per cent, and is in great demand, ADDITIONAL FROM CUBA. Our Havana Correspondenc®. Havana, June 23, 1359, Exorbitant Duties on Shipping—Cuse of the Ship Livi Yan kee—Suicidal Policy of the Spanish Government—Afray Among Amvrican and Dutch Seamen—Dimini:hed Value of Slaves—New Spanish Steamer—Exequatur of Mr. Helm—The British Consulate—Brigadier Echavarria-Im portant Invention to Railway Companies—Steamer Between Naw York and St. Jago de Cuba—The Director of the Har vana Bank—Absconding Deblors—Rejected Bills of the Imernational Bank—Eztraordinary Mechanical Inven- tion—Injustice lo Land Owners—Ratlway Acciden!—Ar- rival of Emigrants—The Weather—The Markets—Yellow Fever, de. ‘When will the Spaniards learn wisdom? When will they acquire the knowledge that the imposition of large du. ties tends to defeat the very object for which they are ey- forced, viz: the increase of the revenue? Acircumstance bas recently occurred which will, I should sappose, pro- duce conviction in the minds of the most skeptical on this subject. The ship Live Yankee arrived at this port some li(tie time ago with @ cargo of Asiaticos. Rather than submit to the payment of the enormous jonuage duce levied here, $1 50 per ton, which she would have had to rn. WIDOW WOMAN, WHO BAs L. A husband hess fema’e «bild which lady as her own, as she is Address 2. B., can be had. "Herald oft, staking ‘Of Broadway and Twenty-seoond sireet, x rr nigh «10 witness the friendly otal of el othe, "uoble came’? pay bad she takem any cargo from this port, ahe sailed ween Phelan and Jose, white. r oatm op the 10th instant in baliast. Freights ruled high atthat | Once MreRin eileen oes mane ale ol one popes new and ‘They may, probably, play, again time, and bad the payment of moderate tonnage dues | '0 0! FV ¥ °-AUL WELL, EVERYTHING VERY DULL been enforced, the Live Yankee would doubtiess have found it more to her interest to have taken a cargo and ie the tonnage dues than to have sailed, as she did, in Nat. On the 15th instante shocking event occurred on the R ADOPTION.— ANY WEALTHY FAMILY ad fine bo; iths old, will hay Wiss to adopt a 7 boro Tons ve op. wharf of the Santa Catalina Warehouses. Three gatiors, | portunity by ac for one week J. H. Y. co who bad deserted from the ship Live Yankee, were ob: | sreet, South Brookl; n. served after sailed prowling about the vesse's in this barbor, for the purpose, as was supposed, of induc- | [” Said irend by addresiags lever io Ae Me, Brosdway ing their sailors tered erent a a eek the seve Post office. ral captains gave directions to their officers to permit these deserters to come on board their ships. Go tne Tr SHE PARTIES WMO WERE ON THE BI KIN above named afternoon the three visited the wharf of the py can tag ga alma rw Santa Catalina Warehouses, where one of them got into a fight with asailor belonging to a Dutch vessel, aud an other with the first mate of the American bark Jenny Pitts, ‘The captain of the last namad veeeel separated the JF MB, ARTHUR WILFORD WILL SEND HIS ADDR cg two latter combatants, and states that the sailor walked toG. W. ©, care Union square Post office, he will hear of amay 8 Shortly after, however, he = ages dead near | something to his the wharf, with a very severe contusion on the side of his ou DudLetea sana eaeregal econ actisy the | TSEQBMATION WANTED-OF HANNAH SOmELL, captain states that he (the mate) had not say weapon in | information of her wil bo thaaktu ly received by her husband, hie hand “during the a ‘Tao oocarrence, having taken | Patrick Koly, at i9 City Hall place, ashore, is uncer the juriediction of the @utho- asst Fities, and | hear the captain and the crow of the Jenoy | [XFORMATION WANTED—OF MARY MALAVY, FOR- Fast kave em mimeo oppear and tty lltny | GZ Se re reais ar rw a ikfully’ ” her sister, Malavy, 171 A Spanish friend of mine, who bas made his fortane in | Sushma’ Wiltausbesg Leng lasagne this island, and is about to return to Spain to pass the re- mainder of his life, said to mea few daysago:—“ I cannot sell my slaves for as much by 25 per cent as I could havo received for them last year. “The reason given for this by those who desire to buy them is the following: As many as are needed can now be obtained, because the consulate of the United States does not oppose the des Ppatcbing of vessels to the coast of Africa to bring them.” As far as I am enabled to express an opinion on this subject, I believe the truth to be that our present excel- lent Consul General is not inclined to refuse to give vessels ON PLANNRT, BROTHER OF THE LATE ATRPAEN ‘ im Sevanings 0 y addroaniog bez 2,845 Pout offen, stating his rem M's, ME AT JONES’ WOOD ON THE 4TH OF JULY. debate Mary with you. i want you tosee me ascend in ‘RIEND.—WEDNE#DAY AFTER YOON, AT FOUR 0 ee. ‘Clin‘on place, betweea Fifth and Sixth Ahelr papers and to cise tee; no matter for where, with. bos en ant oa l out full and sufficient legul evidence being .ad that : Shay. ass sbonh ta proces aten om lantern red PERSON WHO WAS HANDED A NOTE IN FOUR: happens that it is nearly impossible to adduce such evi- teenth atreet, near Broadway, on Saturday 4 finda trlond tnuesd by edurencing’as requested? aoe dence previous.to the sailing of the vessels; afterwards the slave traders make no secret of the matter, but “mouth” about it loudly; yet no one can blame tho United States Consul Geners' *~ * * wey =o" steamship (La Cubana) of the Gn the 25th inst. the frst etoamubip (La Cubans) of the A4PLd) days from Santander, Spain. She is a fine iron propeller of 2,126 tons burthen. She was built ia the Year 1868, and has since been trading to Caleutta. She ‘wilt rail eariy next month, touching at Southampton, and probably Havre, to Iaad mails and ers, then on to Hamburg and Santander, whence she will return to this nt. The royal exequatur for Charles J. Helm, Eeq., as es States Conaul General in Havana, has been’ re. ceived. The Britieh consulate is at present under the charge of Jobn V. Crawford, 6eq., British Vice Consul, and son of ” LOST AND FOUND. 2, Way, Tear Spring street. a black and tan'terrler, ‘with white on ie breneics hae. lost bis front teeth, and hes a ‘ward will be paid on bis return to 208 Tents roel, 7 te r Park bank, No. 6 Beekman sireet. Psa] to 208 Fi Sik ke biome see De LOST—$2 REWABRD,—LO8T, ON MONDAY EVEN- See eos Ceive the advertised reward. rn i se y UND—IN A £OUTH FERRY STAGE, A CoAT, which the owner can have by proving property and paving id ex, roe Apply at No. 4 Washington’ ‘etreet, ‘OUND.—AT LORD & TAYLOR'S, GRAND STREET, ‘the British Comeul General, sum of money, The owner can bave the same on ap: Brigadier Echavarria, the late popular political Governor | Plica ton at the cashier's deak by proving property. Of this city, did not take his departure until the 10th inst. Per Ieabel, for Churleston, ° He bad proviously received | [Con ON, TUESDAY, MOBNING, THE 2TH INST . the “Cross of Maternidad” from the Queon of Spain. of Broadway and Tweatie:h, a gold fat band oracelet engrar strange namo, for u cross of merit, isit now The Briga: | ed. “he finder willbe silly rowardod by loving fa T13 dier wag attended to the Iaabel by quite a crowd of titled persons, municipal officers, four comandantes (chefs de bation), &. Fle carried with bim our earnest prayers for his fature bappinees and prosperity. A patent has been granted for ten years to Teodore way. OST—ON SATURDAY, 25TH INST.*1N Li trom Poart strect dan h Chatham, to Chamvers atroot rag to corner of Brosdway, a pocketbook containing ti Hobange, the finder vfullanie foward email will receive @ suitahie Oc: mpo for an invention to prevent locomotives from | fO%e, x. ‘atroo! ruvaing off railway tracks. I hope soon to be enabled to | lcevizelt mia oS ee sept you an intelligible description of this iaventioa. by in contemplation to establish a steamer to ran between your port and St. Jago de Cuba, possibly touch ing st Nuevites. senor Den Martin Riera has been ro elected Sub. Dirsctor of the Spanish Bank of Havana, with the appro. OST.—A LADY'S CARPET BAG OONTAINING TWO coral sets, four watch charms and two velis Tha finder — liberally rewarded on leaving it 124 Mast Thirteenth — LOit>1%, HENRY STRERT, BROOKLYN, ON Mov. ‘morning laat, grey! x baton of her Majesty tne Qucen of Spain’ Toward ia) oflered to" the Galiveee nt Bo Conerea ee Three Chinese commitied suicide in this city last week, | Brooklyn. German named Reuff, who kept a wholesale dry goers store in the Caile del Ovispo, opposite the side of the Captain General’s palace, {lading it rather isconvo- nieut to pay his debla, took “French leave of absence” two by the aid of epinm and the other hung himself. |. | OFT—ON TURSDAY MORNING, 280A INST, GOING A Lo from West Yhiety niet Mente Pearl, corner of Fletcaer, through xighth avenue, # ourteenth street ‘and the Sowery, Old ont, in 008 pocket of which was Dank book No. 208 477 the Bleecker street Savings bak. containing $60, the exrnin, CURSTO He FISHING BANKS —THW STRAM- ® NAUSHOM, Capt GW. Wilaon, will make ex- the-Gahing Hank. on Wednesday, 208, and Thars- WN oad plot Nova Non river fv) elon AA” Flake , t look A Me Flos chlo’ bait aud refreshaaculs ou oard; also & colllon band, )XOURSION AROUND STATEN I8LAND JULY 4, 1859. HE ihescaner Re SACK SE Ul leare pier No 2 worth harbor, the Ly ja of Nevewink at Oy tty ‘scenery of Kill Vou Kull the trip witli oo cupy about five hours~returalng to New York about 6 P. M. ‘A cotillion bend will accompany the excursion. Fare for the exer 25 cemig. s [ONISTS —FOR OM ARTER, AT REDUCED Ing aie a hy and benees, jocludiag the aD aad commotious steamer 8UUTH AWKKICA. Apply to GEO. ¥. STALEY, Agent, plor No. 27 North river, Toot of Robinson treo, A SMALL STRAMBOAT, ANTED TO cures stant banty tue oat; jas been running there prefer oleate lowe apn hy Hero YACHTING, BAND REGATY A—WILL T. RLiB' 5Y'B, English N ae Jee le eoloae for a rie silver pitcher and pair ef cans le. ick; free for all boats thirty feet and under. Nor ‘thera ‘cara leave Jersey Clty at 84 0'elook; fure only 2 ce, GATTA CLUB.—THE MEMBERS OF *Ne Now York #egatia Club are requested i avead & rpe- cial meeting of the elu, to be beld at No.0 Broadway, on Wed- wee St the ecaing regatta on ihe tth of Jury Bs orton. mepte for the ecmlng regatte oF esas vt P. Kerrie, Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS. nen AAA AR AAR RO GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PISTOLS AND BEYOL- A Sern rai to pe WILLTAM IRVING, 20 Clif street, OOFYING MACHINE—MO MORE HAND CO rato of ‘an hous, old o yredebae ta suaion, of ‘comparison or al: faces Gab be soen. tu d a Bight terations, head of secor of stairs. EB PUBLIO.—sLi. KINDS OF HOTEL ona ily tee sewing executed with nestness and i patch by Wheeler & Wilsons machines at ressonsble terms. Address or call on Madame BTANLBY, 103 Forsyth street. A ittcoplatic; or quartz rock fling for decayed teeth; ts atin while aif gives no pain, requt-es no pressure: acniag thor mere eheils can be tiled with it and restored to use- fulness. Corner of Broadway and Thirty-first street. FOR GA8S.-GAS STOVES, SUITABLE Corea sr fing and ; also, iron beaters for tatiors ‘d laundry use, Gas Ktnss of all sizes, for sie, wholesale Sn‘ retail, by 8. T. MCDOUGALL, 299 Canal sireet, corner of broadway. AGUEBREOTYPES, AMBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, sesamin cin OGY CaN Stan moderate 5 5 phic cheanists i peblabers, 424 Broadway. Stereoscopic pia- lures whoiesale. ‘ BICS8ON'S CALORIO ENGINE—FOR DBIVING ALL imachiten and for ah pomplae purposss, many bebe aint ines, Agency No. 164 Duane street, corner of Hudson: THE NEW FOUNTAIN? IT Paver ene a mais and Toot bases =r cost Bn v ho wish to money should have one Nie in rking order at the ‘Aimerioan Trades Oompany, Ne fort atreet. MROSENR | O1L8— DEALERS In EEBQennn ily offered under cur trade mark.” The color of ‘Kerosent ia ight temon; and ft now excels in purity. dural aad is saiuating properties i other ms used for KEROSENE OLL ANY, “ ei 98 Pearl street, New York. NCHAM'S WATER PROOF AND ELASTIC PAINTS, for roota, Fullioge and abip bende, extoneively used duriog eleven years; 50 cents per gallop, and applied for one hal’ to one cent per square f0¢8 rat, KETOHAM, 120 Wall strect APHATT AN PLATE OOMPANY, on “"20 Soha street, Manufacturers of Plated ice pitchers, wine coolers, ‘Ten sets, urns, salvers, castors, Strawberry }, spoons and forks, ae FINE TABLE CUTLERY. EKAONS IN THE HABIT OF PLAYING GAMiS OF chance may save thousands of dollars by availing them. selvea of the advice and tos ‘one of the most experi enced and si oftheage. AddressS ©. H., He. rald office, enckeing ten cents in stamps for each gamie in- quired about. UPE WATER.—READ BARPER’S WASEKLY OF March, and you will not drink Croton uniess filtered, which will cleanse it of the. g*rmsof noxious, blood sucking sre atures, the ces'royers of so many childsen. 1 iaphragm filver for saie ‘at 825 Fourth street agents waoted. So™™*4, SULTANA SAUCE, NOTICE. —_ wonderfully stim whi! If 86 great a favorite with the Wholesale overs of good things, may new | GARDNER &. YVecIN, be purchased of all dealers in Fulton street, New York, aad ed Bias,” Cet ee Sorat, Boston ‘ORO8SE & BLACKWELL, Londoa, England. D HAILES, BOX G, NO. 25 POST We jana and Misstesippl, tikes all possible despatch er management, and rezders prompt remitianos; ng the summer to the, city; reasonable, ac service; rolicite clear aud full instructions. Re- fers to Cheries Briggs, Presideot Home Mutual Insurance Cempavy; J. D. Denegre, President Citizens’ Bank; alf Penn, President Union H George A. Freret, cashier do , ‘New Orleacs. 10 ACBTRIAN, ‘The patent may FRENOH AND RUSSIAN AGENTS — fuse train. for harhor defences aad other war oyerations. It travels a mile in three seconds, un- der water or ground; leaves no fire or smoke bebind. ' For sale at the Gutta Persha Manufacturing Company, 165 Broad- Inquire for E. Gomez. pa ha hance ends a T° STOVE DEALERS AND OTHER vaPITALISTS, “ho are desirous of a very profitable investment on the most literal terms poselble, would do we by calling at Tam many Hall, where th: y cst see a stove cooking by goalight It ‘Saves 25 per cent over other stoves or ranges using coal. and ride one of all heat, smoke and dirt, and labor REQNEN BLECTRO CHEMIOAL BATHS, 119 FOURTS avenue, the only establishment attended by Professo: Fergoes he inventor, The great celebrity of these bathe i from the system avd the’ ouree? onsale ao ae e 7 5 4c,; preventive of sny malignant et eet VACUUM PANS, ICN TANKS, OLD BOILEAS, RE fuse black, &o.—Fine tants of various sizes, four amall re boue botlers, two vacnum pans, all complete, 25 black, s1g0 some brass cocks, copper pipe, quire'in the office second story’ of 398 W. of Hubert, ESvRYS ORIGINAL HaIR DYE-THE OWLY GE. nuine Columbian hat Price 50e_ per br e' &o., for 8° In- jagton street, corner ir dse msde. ox Fold whcleaale and retail, at the old established depot, 112 Gran¢ siceet, Wilit-msburg; aso by F. O. Wells & Co. 115 Frank)in street, soie agents for New York. For sale by drag wets generally in Sew York, Williamsburg, Brook yn. Greea polnt. Jersey Oity, Newark, Rahway, New Brunswick, NJ; Philace)phia, aud'by druggiste throughout the United Biates, W #8 JACKSON & 0078 SHUTELE SEWING Ma chine —Zhis machize, for taflors or shoefitters, hag ne Jast week, and bis store, with its contenis, has been closed f Of,8,1sboring msn The fieder wil be sultaoly rewarded, | equal Persons bout curchasing a machine will do well by by ie auiborlen.” i Tadebieduan Walt Bot foc Yue thanks ofthe owner, Dy leaving atl FemrVawosr, | calling st 682 Brosdway. agend WA GON & 00 ceed fifteen or twenty thoueand dollars. " - - Aa Italian watchmaker named J, Lu hi NTULEN.—LARGE QUANSITIES OF HOLLOWAY'S I8tAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERBY, kept im the Calle de O'Reilly, hes ae nite 5 yrlsand otmtment bave for @ conelderable time past. been Warps ei OF OF takiog with bim, Iam told, te valuable portion of his | Burwey sald Ant porter ee maiden lane, and surrey He Utlous.y sold Any porter or clerk re stock of gold watches, and very many others left with | edic.nes bave beea bought fi lar him to repair. His indebtednces is understood to be | and wio will give private informad mete GO. Bamana upv arde of thirty thousand dolla Mansgrr of Holloway’s meaicine manufactory, 80 Maiden laue, The International Back of this city, a large Portion of whose stock is held in Eogland, had a mount of its bills on London returned protested by the last steamer. ‘The bank, however, is perfectly sound, and the return of its bills is believed to bi arigen from the advices re specting them not having arrived in due course, or from some ether accidental circumstance. The pereon named Gallego, of this city, the inventor of the “mechanical couch,” of which I sent you some de- cription in @ recent letter, is quite a mechanical genius, A highly scientific friend of mine informs me that Senor Gallego hag invented and manufactured an artificial hand, capsble of performing most of the functions of « nataral member, even to the holding and writing witha pen. Is not this the acme of mechanical tr ‘iumphs ? A Senor Putocarrero, of this island, some time ago ap pealed to Spain to annul a cocccesion of this goverament to the Sagua la Grande Railway of certain lands required will ve most handsomely rewarded, pudile, SN es PA Se BY STAKE FROM THE Walling Koom st ttamford, on Thursday morning, 334 inet , between 8 sud 9o’clock, a email carpet bag, tied at the handies with red tape, containing a young Indy's wearing appsrel. any in- formstion reepecting it will be thankfully received and re warded by adaresstng Mr. Kellogg, Newtown, Coun. REWARDS. So or rer i SO REWARD.—LOST, A SMALL SCOTCH TERRIER $5. dof ot Ca oer solor, ears and tail Dot Gab, The 8f Broadway, up sale, Re | $5 BEWAKD.—LOST BY A POOR WOMAN, H&& DO pocket, with some money in it, between Ws Feventh avenue, near Forty second street, on Sunday morn: and no names maie ing, about 1€ o'clock ~The per bs sither for the purpose of erecting @ railway etation. A recent | and only what her pocket contained. The ‘andor will lowe fesprenaion g £8 Seeeta furnishes the information that Girectto M. B., Herald ofice, ye Coun declared appitcation of Senor RKEWAR!).—STRAYED FROM THE P&E! Putocarrero as ‘unworthy of consideration,” and con- | ‘DO “its bast Forty merenth eee no Te aes OF firms the concession to the raliway. crach s ut, with two black ears and a black leather collar on, ‘This conceding private property to rallways without | with chai attached to it Whoever will return her will ro their Daying the owners the value thereof must eventually ceive the above reward. Increase the general discontent that prevails here against LOST, patti Spain over the Inland. The Fesatt that ee $ Ana gods hy fa Hie fom, Thind arene, TNS Shh 1S needs not & prophet’s | sireets, # leather and envek ith powers to foretell. other Fiesse feave them wih, Capt: Porier patios pers house, Uarlem, or Spaulding’s Express, 240 Broad $1 BAWARD.—LOST, ON SATOADAY THE 2500 the size of On the afternoon of the 20th instant two gentlemen, named Gregorio Villa and J. M. Locbwustegui, in buggy attempted vo cross the Regla and Guanubagoa Railway inet, @ yellow diamond sbout o When there was a train near by on its way to the latter | board ot she Red Jacket, for Flizavetoport, of in the trate or “vilis.” The train ran into them, and tho first named | curs going to Urancerille on her last trip., The fader vil fe gentleman had his right arm crushed; the other re she above a of (he owner by leaving ceive) eevcral sévere consusions tn the head. Tne horse | Mr. Grab meee cates ane all A they drove wae killed on thespot. No blame 18 attribu $15 RBAWABD.—STOLEN ON THE NIGH OF Tas ted to the engineer of the train, as, from the peculiarity of ith of June, sight brown horse; the samo was the locality where the accideut occurred, the buggy could not be seen until the train was so close upon it that it was tcarcely porsible to even check the speed of the trala, and the two gentlemen may esteem themselves fortunste that their lives were cot gacrificed. The Spanish ship Emigrante, San Juan, arrived the even {og of tne 22183 inst., in one hundred’ and twenty days from Macao, via St. Heloca, with 378 Astaticos free col nists. sbe bad tweuty two deaths on the ‘The cugar market has bez: rather laoguid during the week. ing the general range of transactions of which Thave heard, I quote D 8. No. 12 at 734 reals por arrobe; for, althodgh I know of some sales having been made at 7 reals per arrobe for the above quality, yet, on the oth band, come stiff holders refuso to sell under 7% reals per arrobe, The etocks between this and Matanzas are esti mated at about 418,000 boxes, egainst about 310,000 boxes at thie pericd last year. Muecovaco engars, at Matanzis, oujoy a moderate re- quest both for Earope apd the United States, Tho re- ceipts of grocery sorts were quite limited, and all grates met evry disposal at from 6 to 7 reals per arrobe for com about fourteen hands bigb, ibe white apot on ihe torebeac ® short tail, with a litile he left tde, and saswerst> .@ Feturalog the ame or giving A of At sny information Tending 10. ‘the recovery of the same Kunkel, so 237 Brcome street, will recelve the above reward ‘and no questions asked, 6 KEW: RD.-IF THE P&RSON WHO TOO; $20) Ee ere napa Hie pam igh we . x one but ‘be owner, will pend the aume to Messrs, Chesed, on treet, be wili be psd $3 and n) Froat & Walker, 27 be ask )A REWABD—LOsT, A BLAOK AND $25 ter sha aban inave poe roa nad i ak . re on delivery of the dog at 93 Prince street ae REWARD. — Lost, LaDY’s Di $75. Gntter pin: conttatse wetonse Oris above rewart will be paid upon the delivery of the pin at No. 5 Barclay streat see redinaheainaret ahd revise ate nore: bc bd REMOVALS. f MPORTAN? NOTIUK ~THE RWAL OLD GENUINE mon refining to good grocery. Here there hae boen bu | 4% AMeOBU ANE MOrigs ~Z8R SRAL OLD eaabienes iitule coing, ‘i Chathaan street. bas removed 10 ray, taree door Molurnen—The distillers being at length amply supptied, and there being but a might demaud tor exportation, tals Srticle has decined cousiderably, aud may Low be quoted At 844 4 3% reals per keg for clayed, and 4 a 436 reais per keg for murcovado, ‘rota Dusap ateoet, where hia old customers will Pinas call, 2M. V4lL—DEP (ANU BAL, sADS8 Fare DEPOT ‘% removed Crom 199 Pearl to 63 Murray street, CObMAT M. PATEION. TIWe, JR, GENERAL FUR- = hee remand “feoay OKC Mulbacry VERS: eRe Hg Bower ye T quote sterling 16 a 16 per oent 0 aay bill, a6 per cent pro WILD CHEERY, WIRTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD UAEREY. WIRTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. 4 CERTAIN REMEDY A CERTAIN REMEDY 4 CERTAIN KBMBDY TOR COUGHS, COLDS axp INFLUENZA. OOUGHS, COLDS axp INFLUENZA. AXD WISTAR'S BALSAM WISTAR’S BALSAM ; WISTAR’2 BALSAM : WISTAR'R BALSAM SURES HOAPSRNKSS, SORE THROAT and TBRITANIOR SURES HOAKSEN FSS, BORS THROAT and IRRILATIOR QUERS HOARSEN#=, SORE THROAT and IRRITATION JURK+ HOARSENKES, BORE THROAT and IRR(PATIOP BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY SPHOLAL NOTICHS. T AN ELBUTION FoR Ar alanhiGal estas, Rie tOns Ge tity Pine - held of Haw! Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, Fennaylvani 7. tbe 7th tnetant the following gem- JUBN SWeN, - year:— Wa, R ORIFFITH, rea IsaACL PLAT Wi HL Pipe ab, eG a, cL THOS W Peeeh ar, JUN A’ mar genptee at of iN Te-locted Drenden of tne Oasanay eae BDWIN H. MEAD, Secretary, OURTH OF JULY. TheJoint Committee tad by the Com: ke, aulable.arratigements to celobrate hs ayprocobteg, to Avereary of tional independence, Suaires pea nat inde, have the honor to Brigadier Gene: standard to be displayed trom the Battery, and the morning salute ¢: Sred a wonriae Ny edetscbment from the Firat Telrad. oe jeneral Yates. ‘will direct a national. salut fired from the Battery at noon by u detachment from the ¥o- ‘The Firat Division New York Militia, of Major General Sandford, will term on Fourteenth stress At asubseq was urenimo} Creulng year tom: right on Broadway, at clock a. 5 Fight on Broeg way. ss, ciel in Oblof, tat’ thes’abe up ieee Une of march and proved down Bro:dway to Chambers Syisaeestacummmcomees yao Lut Ny 7 iil take piace off the ‘Bauory, unser rerslia. piace, superviaien of the Special Ooramities; free ‘The race to be five miles; to siart from the J boat, moored a little south of Castle from thenge boat placed between Jormey Uivy sid ‘Killa’ Islae the boats to run from north to west, thenge to a stake boat placed west of Governor's Isisnd. jurning from south to east ‘and back to the place of ig, coming in betweeu the Judges’ boat and the “attery. ‘Tbe lind Band will fill the tatervals between the races by | playing some of their finest selections, FIRST RACE. For boats of any length; to be rowed by four oars, with or without coxswain; to start at 154 o'clock P % Firat prize. . . a For ekeletn boats of any length; to be rowed by one man; te start at 23g o'clock P.M 4 First prize. 340 ‘Beoond prize. For seventeen fe of sculls, with or I ts 10 all ‘entrlon to Besa co or hetnee 10 cvokash on the day st the race, with the President of the New York Regatta Club, = HeDay. No 9 Broadway, where 0 copy, of the rales Mabed at the foilo wig pl iy Beventh avenue and Broadway.. D. Broadway and Frankli Washington. Wybe owners soo masters of verssle iying ia port sud pro- ‘of bots Is and public buildings are requested to display requested to ring the hour at ‘Room 24, re icipal in fur Commitee Bord of J. H. BRADY, SOF eri E . A. BULL 2 GEORGE P. BICKFORD, | Committee Boant ANTHONY J. MUABTY, of IRA A. ALLL Counciinen. ABRAH 4 LENT, E,W Tartor, Secretary H GROSEMA YER Beas TO INfORM HI3 FRIENDS « that be has removed his office to the s'ore of Mesera. Leer- burger & Kubens, 47 Dey street, where wiil be pleased to seo and receive any orders they may entrust to his care. ‘AGONiO NOTIOE.—THE OFFIORRS AND MaMBERE ‘of Hohenlinden Lodge, No. 56, 4 A.M. are hereby - Rotified to attend the reguiar communication of the lodge at their reoms, 166 Fulton s.reet. pear Orange, Br: on this (Wednesday) evening. June 29, at8 o'clock Busivess of im- portance cals your attention. The fra‘ernity in general are Fespectfully invtied to attend. ALEX CAMPB&LL, Secretary. jus. Al A penta ee ufacturers thout the United RICAN GOODS ta announce to the mani hat they will hold & pub3o, salen! Bathey buve appeiated ihe following 2 S Mears, TOWNSEND, MALLARD. & OOWING- NRW. HLL A THC #'00.—8AMURL HATOs and JOON OOD. ‘The charges will be made as small as possible, and probably will not exoeed one per cent {nvoloes of staple goods have already bees ofered not pi cad tt pera int al consignments shou botided sithout delay, erticulass appiy to AUGUSPUS LOWKLL, Seoretany, ‘communications may be addressed. . to all COMMITTEE. DEMING JAB PATRICK 7, JACKSON, Daviy sEane,” AUGUSTUS LOWELL, HENRY A. WHITNEY, G. 0. BIOHARDSON, J. WILRY EDMANDS,' BM, MABO) JAMES M. BEEBE, HENRY A. RIom, BENJAMIN'S Bat fuouas bRIGH m Lak. BENJAMIN D.GODFRRE, 3 2be dal 7 sweonings fom the stores and swept fato the e or gu'ters, inatend of betn ‘some: copies to be ‘taken away by the ah cartadn. = a . ‘The placing on the streets of the cleanings of filth from yards snd-cellara, and the rubbish and old ‘muaverial troce the ENTbe drowion fio the stredle:and gutters noxious, pure, offensive liquide aed submancen © = Tre ny of the above acta ia not culy «direst f: commission of violation uf the laws and ordioances, aubjeoting to arrest, One and Imprisonment, but greatly impedes and re- tards the keeping of clean atresia, rendering such work ditf- cult of s:ircessfut operation while largely increasing the ex- 90. Prony effort on the part of the undersigned shail and will continue ‘o be ina: 6, to bave our streete kept in a cleaniy healthy condition, and I earnestly and confidently hope and Jook for t*e co- Seite! and agsiste.nce of all classes of oltizona in puting an end to the violations above complainad of. WAR a pee the task will be easily sccomplished. ave A copy uf the several ordinances referred to will be left ai oakh Suc ing toneo kad placs cf ousiness, -ash carts will pass through the sireats of the several wards dafiy, Sundays excepted, to collec: ashes, garbage, £¢, and undersigned desires toat'every neglect or misconduct of the drivers of auch caris may be evmpiained of dent of Santary Loepeston, 58 ‘Kesex Notice of the approach of the iven by ringing @ bell. Vi = DAML. *SECAVAN, Otty Taspecie. Lal ‘The witention garticular' GREW ORKS, FIREORAORKRS, TORPEDOES, 40. HADFIBVL'S AGENOY AND DRPOF, «7 Maiden Lt of purchacers for public and private dao called to tha superior Por. W. AAD oratory, Fast Wiliaassbur ities of, J. Uw FIRAWORES. for betitener, i ation for. wt be teated b; ies sending their orders or other ine to the depot 4's me mall Malden lane, N.Y, where they shall bave cur best slenton and terma "© COLEY, TITUS & CO., Agent inns OEE STAUB & 00, Agent, ‘trates, ‘For sno by veltectonhad er hag SHADDKUS DAVIDS & 127 end 129 William etreot, REW SER —NEW YORK LABORATORY, fro | street Firecrackers azeortme. stick and a BRONCHIT! TaMA.> ASTHMA, THROAT, LUNGS arp ORERY TBRUAT, LUNGS axp CHOY OAT. LUNOS ann Oi ae? SPREDILY, by UR that WDILY, by /S BALSAM OF WILD CuMRRY, BALSAM OF WILD OU TERY, THE ONLY GENUINE pulotene by BETH W. FOWLE, Boston, whose on the outside wrapper of each bottle, beside having tbe same Wrapper the written siguature of L 4 fo purchase any other were #0 well ‘other ts frat wiice Se re me 43, aD.saNDpe 00.” med SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & CO. — MoKESS0N & ROBBUMA SARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN, ¥. 0. WHLLS & 00, SRGEMAN & doalers and agev!« BUTTS. BUTTS. waoted and health im renders the vender Ne ©0., and others, as well as es HveRT WHER VARY WHER WINES, LIQUORS, &0. aay Wine “Ann Tiqoos sronm, wo. akirr iatorms i+ pubtte fe Basen Rand neha eiees otinee Uquore, s« ested expremiy for family and 38, Hot’ ls eupplied at importers? prices. SBORWB PORT BOFELED IN OPORTO; OLA- Oona ern agama anes fps ‘a0. toms Pure old ennessy 1885. Bink wine merchant, 88 Fulton street. HOTKL RERPHRS AND BARROOM KREPERG.— ‘The advertiser bas & balf vive of brandy in bonded ware. No 18 Broadway which he will eell cheap for nah or vara or other goud properly, Ad- 138,135 Port cdtse, T°. bonse, ‘Nentent in appearance ead beat in quality, FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVAT EXUTBITION. FUNFTON & SUOFIELD, unt 62 John street, 168. PiRBWORKS FOR HR MILLION. The andrratiened baving been selected by Mews. J,G, &L Kone, the osiebrated pytotechniate of Jersey Oty, ai mana- af their wholeaais depots In Gew York, would roapedt- to toetr snnort inet the stein of deulore ta vir naval mert, come . Milk iddiiling “ried make the produotons of 1bG0 wnrtvailed ‘@ rariety and anequaved in brilllancy, The arch. Fége heving s desire Br to the public ond works that ox r elug an wing poorly macs and inferior ald ‘be ‘efid under Useht o ane emer roods, are net of cred! can Pe tl = ip 178 Broadway, corner of Maiden lane, MERWIN & ROBBING, 3h Broadway, ‘Third door below ALFRED WOODHAM, 422 Brosdway, between Canal and Howard streets, Or st 508. @. 4 1, EDGR, ae PME a nnn J ced woh Din 16 works, at Tip Division weet Dealers supptied, with the above manufecturer’ semnenn pig Tome pees say Br oracrt (sion siroot nea? Onalhad square, N. ¥. HOTELS, H a Yi SOUTHERNESS.—THR HOTEL OT, JULLEN, RO, 2 Washioaton pince, 29 nb ‘and sir, ba cn ia and thronghouk an read: . Feseption of gues. Meal Uy private table or & incarie, Baby GEATLEMEN.—THE BOTKL ST. JULISN, [OR ince. Fine bedrooms and Lat 4 with varlors wd Maala may be hed at all boora in tha Foewwurant, malung tt very doaiable tyr ainglo geatlumen, ro be procure: ta. hs grease trove wil be displayed and musle fur- i 7 +