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eS, of the number of alaves, but repudiated the idea of more lave States, unlors accompanied with a gront increase of the number of slaves. ——— Whe Michigen Southern Ratlroad Disaster. Ciuvetann, Jaly 6, 1859, Sraperintendent Campbell of the Michigan Southern Road, makes the following statement:—“The number of dead to date is exactly forty. Constant search has been made since the accident and it is believed that all the dead have ‘been found, cud that all or most of the wounded will re- -cover.” Mr. Campbell denies having telegraphed, as Published in ihe Albany Statesman] on the 29th ult., that the number 0; dead to that date was seventy-two. News from Brazos. New Oxixans, July 6, 1859, The steawsbip Arizona, from Brazos on the 30th ult., ‘has arrived here with $296,000 in specie, The news is ‘unimportant, —— Congressional Nomination Mm Arizona. . Ex, Louns, July 5, 1859, A Convention was held at Lamesiila, Arizona, June 19, “al which Sylvester Mowry was renominated for Congress ‘by acclamation. Regatta at New London, die. New Lonpon, Jaly 5, 1859. At the regatta held here yesterday tho first prize was taken by the Pequot, of New London, and the second prize ‘by the Peconic, of Greenport, ‘The United States steam revenue cutter Harriet Lane -arrived bere to day. Acckdont to the Steamer Bay State. Fat River, July 6, 1859. ‘The steamboat Bay State off Hunter’s Point last night ‘burst a bole in the bottom of her laxboard botler, scald- ing the secoed engineer, one fireman and one passenger, “though not baaly. No damage was done to the boat. Faw. River, July 5, 1859. Last even'ng, shortly aftor leaving New York fer tho ‘East, one of the snevts of the bottom and outboard side of the larbuard baler of the amboat Bay State gave ‘out, slightly icjuring the second engineer and a passenger, Mr. George #. arnold, of Boston. Both are reported, ‘howevor, by the doctors as doing well. Disasters on the Lakes and Loss of Life. Cunvetaxp, Joly 4, 1859. ‘The bark Sunshine capsized on Saturday afternoon, off ‘Fualrport, and the captain, first mato, four seamen, and ‘three children wore lost. The Captain's wife, second mate and six seamen were picked up yesierday morning. ‘The bark B. A. Stavard, from Baffslo bound to Chicago, aves aleo capsized on Saturday, on the North shore. Tne two mates were drowned, Aceaden in New Jersey. Newark, July 6, 1859. A lad oighteen years old, named George Young, acci. dentally stot himself on the Fourth with a horse pistol, ‘which premwsturely exploded, and the load entering his ‘benrt causing inotant death, ia Newark to day, boy of five years, named Dy*ng, swastrowned, and a man named Hagh Moers, kicked iy ‘'e borse and killed, At Morristown yesterday, a maa, howe unknown, was killed by the bursting of « gun. Sad Acctdent—Loss of Sixteen Lives. CLEVELAND, Onio, July 5, 1859, A sail boat containing twenty-cight persons, on Clear “eke, Indiana, capsized on the Fourth. Sixteon persuit, moc:ty lacies and children, were drowned. No names dbave been reported ae yet. Fatal Accident at New Haven, New Haven, July 5, 1859. A young man, named Baldwin, was killed in the adjom dug tows of North Branford by tho bursting of a cannoa. Disaster to the Brig Melvin. Boston, July 5, 1859 The brig Melvin, from New York for Boston, was in collision on Sunday night, in the bay, with an outward bound vessel. She (the Melvin) put into Plymouth badly damaged, and will be towed to Boston, Death of Mra. Edward Everett. Bosron, July 5, 1859. Mrs, Everott, wife of Hon. Edward Everett, died on 3a- turday night after a Jong illness, Death of the British Consul at Boston. Bostox, July 5, 1859, Dr. Henry Northall, Acting British Vice Consul at Gloucester, committed suicide on Sunday by hanging. Death of = Boston Merchant. Bostox, July 6,.1859. ‘Thomes G. Cary, treasurer of Appleton and Hamilton ‘Companies, and formerly engaged in the mercantile busi- ness in New York and Boston, died yesterday at his sum- mer reaidence at Nahant. Arrival of tne North American. Queso, July 4, 1859. ‘The steamskip North American, from Liverpool 22d uit., arrived at this port on Sunday evening. News anti olpated by the Vanderbilt at New York. Fire at Boston. Boston, July 6, 1859. A fire yesterday afternoon in Dorchester avenue, South Boeton, destroyed five dwolling houses and a carriage factory. Loss $10,000: partially insured. The Unita snves Bteamer Lancaster. Norvrorx, July 5, 1859. The United Staice steamer Lancaster still remains in Hewpton Roads. The Boston Weekly Bank Statement. Bostox, July 5, 1889. The fottowing are ius tootings of our Bank statement for tk past week — Crrttat stock déewe Bud 013000 Specle.... Ap owat du Amovot duc ty other bs Darmans, July 2, 1839. Ovalce, Sagar buogant, r, 6340, Corn baogancat $1 20. Naw Oxiaans, July 5, 1869, to cay 1,000 bales, ab 11520 1r midaling. three days add np 1,600 bales, and the receipts 800 bales, agains: 2,000 Issi year. Sugar buoyant, at GX for fa. Bee ton to Liver- pool 44 Darmore, July 5, 1859, Flour declined 250. t 600,: choice branda Oalo ‘are sell- fog st $6446.45. Wooat doH: whice, $160 4 $1 75; rod, $160 cre firmer: ~aite,826 4 880’; Yellow, 820. 283: Provisions cui: bacon sides, 9}0 ; pork, $7. Whiskey quiet. Puma vecruta, July 5, 1859, Breadstufe very dui, set unenauged. Corn ip RoaTce and tcne a3 51. Oats aallar40c a 42c, Provisions » y steady; Ohio 280. Osweao, Jay 6—6 P. Mt. Flour stessy; eales 1,900 bbls. at $h a $625, from sil. wavkes club #hest; $6 30.086 50 from rod Indians and Ono; 87 26 irom Whit ditto und Michigan. Whowt quiet apd dena nt. Corn cull, bet firm; tales small. Freignts eu't ct 25¢ on flour, 7c. on wheat, 6440 on corn to New Ye Imports 859 bois. our; no whent or corn, Canal exports unimportant, Burraro, July 5—6 P. M. Flour—Demand fair aod market steady: sales 1,600 Dble, at $4 75.0 £5 25 for Sinte from Chicago woring; BS 2S a $5 76 for fair to choice exira Wiacoasin; $6 50 a $6 8734 for extra Michigan, Iodianaand Obio; $7 a $7 37%¢ for double extras. Wheat—Tne market ‘opened heavy, bu; nade firmer: enivs three boat loads of red and er at private terms, and 8,000 bushels red Ouro, mostly at $185. Corn lower: sales 18,00) bushels Illi Rois, allost, at 74 ; 6,600 bushels ao. at 74%45. Oats steady. Barley dull. Rye $l, Whiekey—sales 59 Canal froighte—% 35. on corn, 36s. oa flour to New York. Lake tmporte—14,u00 bbis, ‘Hour, 12,99) bushels eneat, 12,000 co. corn. Canal exporte—900 pbs Hoar, 1,000 buchela wieat, 19,000 do. eora, 8,000 do ante. Avvany, July 6—6 P. M. Flour avd grain very quiet; satee limited, Prices o flour uncdang+d. Cura—sales 10,900 bushels at 83c. a 83440. tor price Weutern, Whiskey firmer; pales 15) bbls, at 26. Police Loternigene Stanenc Arreay is Tum Sixmt Warv—Dasrwrare EN. COUNTRR WITH AN OFFIO#K.—AbOUt geven o'clock last even- ing & disturbance occurred at 39 Baxter streot, which ro- Bulted in w cosperate encounter and almost anotber murder. I; appesrs that a nian named Joha O'Brien ‘Went into the above house with » girl named Mary Dailoy, Gnd after staying in her room « rhort time, a diatary. took place between them, resulting in their bork procaedl- ing to the ridewak. flere words again ensued, aud when Mary bad her back turned, O'Brien drow u’koifs eet slabbed het in the back of the heal. Sue from tho elf cts of tho biow wos felled to the ground, but assintance Doing 9-0 cured, 8bo was removed to the New York Hospital, where und Not to be of a serious natare, ‘as Foon a8 he had committed the arswult flod, bor sbortly afterwards capwrei ia a grocery store by Officer Gilldam of the Sixth prostoct At Bret he nad rathor ‘dard tme 10 ceDing ad~itinoce bo the store, ar ¢ With a number of his frends reristed uotti tho af complied ta draw bik rowolecr aad about at O Bi G6 copture Dia Hn was lonke: fe ths dixun B\Sdiul Med OM ery NEWS FROM HAVANA. Arrival of the Quaker City—Saints amd Crop DeyrAn Advance in Sugaré—Oase of the Bask J. J, Cobb—Freights and Exchayge Hates—Health of Havana Good. The United States mai! steamship Quaker City, Captain Shufeldt, which left Havana on the 30th of June, arrived at this port early op the 4th inst, We have the followirg summary of the nows:— ‘The departure of the Oabawba leaves but one day’s business to advise of, without apy social incidents of im- Fortance baving occurred. ‘The sugar market, under the influence of the latest in- telligence, brought by the Quaker City from New York, bas had an advance upon the quotations last advised. Nos. 11 and 12 stand 734 a 8 reals per arrobe, or $3 6234 8 $4per 100 Ibs. 73; reals has been offered during the day for strong qualities of No, 12, but deolined, Whites 26 50 a 86 75; Yellows $4 25 a $5 873¢; Cucuraches 83 123¢ 983 60. Steck of sugars in Havana 340,000 boxes, against 220,000 boxes in 1858. Excbange on London, 16 a 16% premium; New York, 3 | 85 do.; New Urloaus, 6} do.; United States gold, 6 do. Mexican dollars, 11 do, ‘The hoalth of Havana good. The steamer Commerce to leave for Philadelphia July 1. Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, June 80, 1859, Departure of the Cahavda—Her Arrival from New Orleans and Quick Work—The Quaker City Soom After Her, anda Fricndly Contest—Cuase of the Bark J. J. Cobb—Is She a Slaver or a Legal Dereluct—The Law Points tobe Argued— Return of the Captain General to the Palace, de. ‘The etcamebip Catawba, Commander Smith, and the veteran Gideon in tho office, left this port yesterday morning at half past eleven o’clock, haying entered from Now Orleans at seven, discharged scven passengers and 400 large packages of lard, and taken in 80 passengers snd a quantity of light freight, in four bours and a half— remarkable despatch, cone!dering that it was a double gaint and double cross day—St. Poter and St, Paul. ‘The Quaker City will enter your port probably at the same time with the Cahawba, leaving Havana at five P. M. to day—one dey and five hours and # half after the departure of the Cabawba—or the Iast may be flrat; the time wo wish to row, ag there @i!! be no contest beyond the ordinary providential care for property and lives entrunted to the two conveyances, We had the usuai cheroh celebrations yesterday, and the customary meeked balls and amugements to eke out our Chrietian rejoicings last night. The bark J. J Cobb, brought into this harbor about a month ¢:r0e, continues to be a subject creating much in- tareat in commercial and marice oirvies ia this city and aie Symmes, cf the American achooner Cumberland, éiecoverea Unis vescel about twenty-five miles from thé Cubap Coast, With ai 8 get and in poriect coadition, with- out @§euL0B Roard., Though there ie nc evidence of the ‘40% Bil uncerstan: she bad landed 2 cargo of slaves vpon the cougt of Co's dr the Unlied j—most likely Cube—und €n sbandoned by she captain and crew. prize, end ‘ve Spapish sutburities immediately soiged her. ucrbwg, While io the Marine Court, 1 was permitted the examination of testimony in thie cas’, and heard read the ‘eapondence between the Consul General of the United Stace, Colozel Charles J. Heim, and the General of Ma- rhe, from which 1 gather the following pointa, premising thet it cecms that the Spantah authoritics aro ‘desirous of claiming, without evidence of the facis, that the vessel ue ‘wreck, or was aetaver, and should be troated ag au Conend fy Cenrzi General Helm shove, fret, thet the vessel was bo wreck but derelic; property, discovered totally anan- dored upon the high seas, snd not witbin Spanish juris- @ ction; that by the rules of interpationel law and the ubsge of patione, the versel, appurtensoces and delopgs to bim ‘ho fret takes porcessioa of her; that being derelict property by the laws of nations, the act of bripgiog tbe veesel into this port could not deprive the oucer of any rights of which ho was legaily possessed by the act of clecovery and taking possession of the vessel on the bigh eens; tbat if the vessel ts the bark J. J. ebb, of which there 14 no doubt, then she was American property, as is evidenced by her register, and undou sted. ly Lelorged to Joro A. Mora, of Now York; that the United States has the right to prescribe the evidence of ownership jo vessels belonging to her citizens; tha: if civimed by Mora or other percong, after showing evidence of ownerehbip, they must prove aleo that she was not jatentionally abandoned; that even with evidence, which was not contended for as being possible to find, that the J. J. Cobb bad landed a 10 of Africans upon the coast of Cuba, avd by so doing became forteit to the Spanish government, it would not avail for libel or confiscation, tor the reason that they did not seize her within the juris- diction, ana enforce the statutes ; that their claim for for- feitare could only attach after seizure; that the mor the vessel was beyond the reach of Spanish jarisdiotion they bad no right to exerciee control over her in contra- vention of the rights of others; and that nothing associated with the antececents of the veerel coutd affect the ciaim of to — bet brs —— a8 ee es SES ber from the foregoing that they make basis of the argument of the Censul General, in his seve- ral despatches to his government, and certainly posi- tions not controvertible in Spanish tribunals without per- version of isw, usage and evidence of the facts. If the property bad been found by gone subjects, or by Spa ufeh government vetsels, in sane state of abandon meut, the same rules would govern—the derelict property belonging to the finder is not liable to confiscation. C+ptaun General José de la Concha moved, with his family , from the palace to bis summer regidence at Mari- anao on the evening of the 28th. His reception by the people there was wonderfully enthus strewn with flowers; arches adorned with overgreen, royal palm and banners, to give him entrance to his pow residence, and a serenade eight to eleven at ni the cecort duties were a by the volunteers of the city, aided by the urban militia, 4% P.M. There has been quite a stir sugar deators, and brokers have been busy: Whites, $575 to $675 per 100 | Personen your city naving any knowiodge of tho will further the ends of j re cage we Re reales Wagedy was enacted vicinity : [ee © seers or ge » Bald to belong to ~ York, but at the time ed Mone Balrosd Pay — by the Har om tho Perton of a little girl, betwoen toa and eleven yen.® of - Harrisburg and came down o.” +e boat to this city. Two mon were seut in purmuit and a Ucceeded in oaj him here. Yeeter- 'Tho Board of Supervisors. TBE TAX COMMISSIONERS’ ASSESSMENT ROLLS—IN- CREASE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE OVER LAST YEAR, $20,701,000, Ero. ‘This Board met on Monday, the Fourth of July—tt being the day upon which the Legislature enacted, in the 13ta Boction of the act of April 14, 1850, that they should re- ceive the annual tax levy. President Purdy was iu iho cbatr, and ten other Supervisors were present. The I’: ceivept submitted a communication from the Tax Comm recurs, transmitting the assessment rolls of the real apd personal estate of the city and county of New York, by which the following resu:t appears:— RSLATIVE VALUD OF THR REAL AND PRRUONAL RBTATS IN THE eo OF NBW YORK, 43 4aakesap LY 1858 AND REAL ESTATE, 1866. $87,103,263 i Increase. Decrease. $818,706 ‘718,000 Ed g 331311 8 18 1 2. 3, 4. 5, 6. a 8 9, a eBEes3 852 Bag e838; Ras S85 ! 8 1,050,139 412,800 1,056,790 1,707,519 878,964,990 12,512,100 1,931,716 PERSONAL ESTATE. 13,261; Total. $2e8, 373,046 Resident. .$150,813,462 15,836,730 7,628,208 = — Non-res’é. 12,034,582 14,631,402 2,596,030 os Total...$162,847,004 172,008,192 === = SO tue.; yellows, $4 a $6 60; browns, Nos. 11 and 12, at £3 0234 8 $4 d0.; encuvadios, $8 25 a'§S 50; muscovados, bo trapeact.ons, Molasees declining; clayed dull at 3 to 33 reals per keg; muscovado, 43g to 6 reals do. Frejghia are active, but with an improved sugar market there will be better demand this week. Havana, Jane 30, 1869, The African Slave Trade—Movements of the Vessels En- gaged in the Business—The Mexican Flag Hoisted by one Master—Conduct of the Mexican Oonsul—Yellow Fever— Het Weather, ce. In the month of February in the last year a brigantine of American build, avd which, I believe, was then called the Crimea, Isnded a cargo (five hundred and fourteen in number), of bozale Africans, near Guinimar, in thisisiand, Three or four months after which she came into this har- bor under the Spanish flag, with the name of Luisa. Here she remained until the 18th instant, when she sailed uncer Mexican colors, ostensibly for Laguayra, but in re- wity for the coast of Africa, for another cargo of bozale sfricang, Admittiog though that she has in reality gone to Lagueyra, yct tbat not being a Mexican port, the Mexi- can Coneul jn this city has committed a gricvous error In giving hor a clearsnoe for a port not of the country whose fisg sho has aseumed, his consular rights only oxtonding, tu the event of a vessel having been purchased by a citi- zon of his country, to have given hor a sea letter to go to the nearest port of that country, there to obtain a proper and perfect register; end there cannot be any doubt but vhat this conduct of ‘the Mexican Coneul in this city, Sonor Dov Ramon Carbailo, will be called to account ina man- ver be hitie anticipater. ‘Within the Jast eight or nine days there bave been two 08 Of buzales. 8 x huadrea and eight huadred in num- , landed neer Nuevitas froman Amerieun bark and a lorge Chilean clipper ebip. Last Japuary Captain Moody left this port for New Bod- ford, 9n@ I have it from an undoubted source, that in Fab- rvary Or Marcb he raried thence in an old who'er for the coast of Africa to retara hero with a cargo of bozales. Tbo brig Lillie Mille, which was wrecked some months #g0 w Cay Leviea, and was afterwards sold in this city and purchased catensidly by Captain Wicks, a citizen of the United States, repaired, went to Key Weet and had her avers made O. K , then sailed on a pretended legal voy- age to the coast of Africa, ia oxpectod shortly to arrive at this isiand with a cargo of bozales. There are reveral vessela at this time known to bo fit- ting out in this berbor for the coast of Africa to roturn with cargoes of slaves; yet no effort is made by any par- tics to prevent their sailing, evidence of so positive a character of their being destined for the African slave trade betbg required Delors any of the consuls here can be induced to prevent the use of the flags of their coun- tries being used as ashield for the Spanish.African slave trade, A probibition bas been tesued against the erection of Douses with thatched roofs In the municipality of this city. or in apy town, or on the borders of highways or railroads. The yellow fever happily is not making much headway amoog tho shipping, nor arc the cases tn the city of 80 Tmulignant o ty pe as those of the lact two years. ore is cvery probability that the present sengon will be a ro- markably bealthy one in this city. ‘A Spaniard dropped down deal on the Plaza de Armas Inet evening; supposed causo apoplexy. He was recog. nized ag o partner in tho house ot Fesser & Co , but I could not learn his namo. Too weather contivues extremely oppressive. Yellow fever is not increasing. Our Gaiveston Correspondence. Ganvaerox, June 26, 1359, The Murder of W. W. Lym—A Tre Bill Found Agawnst Hil by the Grand Jury—Oficial Invitation tn Parties for Information Another Tragedy—A New Yosker Lynched by the People, de. In tho caso of the murder of Mr. W. W. Lyon, Hill has a been bound over by the Grand Jury, they tinding a true | indictment, Evidence bas been brought beforo them of such a natore ag to fasten, in their opinton, the murder on mu. The Diet ict Attorney, Mr. Macon, ia ualog bis beat oa- venvora to cobect all evidence pomsible fm the Ase. the trial qumes UM w Poccmbsr neat, Any F ‘Total for real and persoual— $581,221,040 651,923,122 22,682,898 1,981,716 $1,931,716 20)701)182 tion Sane Total valuat of e $551 023,12; Do, do, 1868, 631,221 i Tn¢resse Over 1868... ...ssseseaesees cone oo020;701, 188 Supervisor Kunympy moved torefer tho asacesmont rolls to the Committcoon Annual Taxes. Supervitor Rocnz moved as dm won a tefeoeog = an amendment the adop iver at the books and papers ted bj Mesere. Allen, Williamson and Brown clalining to bo Tex Commissioners, be laid upon the table until the Comait- tiearty We Seat Maes Geaeaeeae Ses Tex Commissioners, er eee ae Supervisor Kesey faid this retolution was an insult to the Commisicners, Supervieor Roach thovght that in the absence of tho Chairman of the Committee on County Officers, and the action which the Board bad taken in referring the legality ofthe appointment of the assessors to counsel, it woald te discourtecus and ine: it to commit the Board to any other course before they had fully considered their responsibilities under the new law. necd of baste, and gentlemen would pared after the ccmmitteo re ‘The question being put there did not appoar to be a sufll- cient vote, as three members were abeont. The motion ip a modified shape was renewed, and, Supervisor Blunt arriving, the yote stood five to five—Supervisors [weed and Conner, democrats, absent. Eeerae, Kennepy renewed his motion to receive and refer. Supervisor Biuxr supported this motion, insisting that there were urgent reasons for confirming the assessmout rolls forthwith. Arrangements had been made to stop sny further advances of money to the county untl the and the tax rols were endorsed tax k sged. police were slreagy ® month in ‘arrears Ot fret Gay "Be thon. ‘and court officers had, on the conirar, phenah the {nase Soticoow by whom.” iss Supervisor Kxnwepy deprecated the course sought to bo purencd, saying that the Giatripution of patri under the new organization ought to be gratifying to friend (Supervisor Purdy). The Preewest called Su; Bellto the chair, and replied—He said the lation presented by Supervisor Roach was offered at his request, as it had been by bim (Mr. Purdy). He d the idea that his course was or could be iniluenced by sag cian, Sang Dali resentment and indignation at the sort of legisiation which bad been put through at the expense of the Board last sesaion. Hoe was not for gale, and there were some democrats of his disposition left. The county had expe- rienced nothing but embarrassment and conflict in its pub- lic offices these three years; from such invidious proceed- ings as the new tax law contrivance. For bis part he was henceforth determined to fight it to the bitter end, and no bribes of patronage weuld stop bim. Supervisor Kennepy interrupted with some remarks re- lative to the ——_ of Caspar C. Childs, the inti- mate friend of Mr, Mr. Purpy repudiated the assumption that he was to be influenced in that way. He stood up in vindication of the rights and dignity of the county. If it was the intention to revive the crusade which bad ly exhausted iteelf against the Corporation, and now attack the county, he would confront all the dieaster which repudiating the tax lovy might bring sooner than = ‘an inch to the policy of that dictatorship which domineered over tho other ride of the Board. He said this Board had been wilfully defrauded, and the established laws of the county dicordered and trifled with for the advancement of cor- rupt bargains with office seckers. He spoke severely of the Comptroller’s appointments, and alluded particularly to the members of the Legislature then present, who hai just reaped the reward of the underhanded game piayed ‘et the expense of the Board in the late Assem! Ny. Supervieor Kxnyepy (at the private suggestion of one of the asscssors) said those Assembiymen who were present (Messrs. Reilly and J. L. Smith of the tax offloe, late of the Assembly), had not voted for the bill. Supervieor Prrpy said he understood all about that. He knew how the legal copeequences in such cases could be dodged. ‘ibey had their reward for the present, and they bad doubi!ces earned it after their manner. In the case of the new Tax law, where neither an inteiligible vote bor any digcustion whatever had been risked, it was nota vote that was needed. He was determined to drive such persons from the public trusts of the county, and cared notte wbich party they belonged. He would think ita diacredit to be aerociated with them. Supervitors Buccs, Bsit and Roacu suetained the position of the President, and on the vote to receive there were five om each side, two democrate—Mesers Connor and Tweed—beirg absent. A motion to adjourn to next day, made by Supervisor Kennedy was lost, and a eubstitute to adjourn uotil Tace- cay of next week was carried. The disposition of tho ascerement rolls is, therefore, to lie on the table without apy recognition of the Board, but eurjest to the examiaa- tion of their committees who Jet to report upon reso- lutions referred to them for that purpose. Quite a jam of poilticians and perrozs employed in tho city government crowded the lobpies, When the Board bad adjow ned a jiveiy discussion sprang up, in which the tax ofllce people took an excited part, aud seemed anxious to coeres tbe democratic portion of tbe Supsrvisors into tome different acti City Intelligence. Wuo's ro Biams,—On Monday evening a horee died at the corner of Broedway and Fulton street, aad though the Sceond Prooinct Police left word at the City Iaspector'’s office twice during yesterday, no attention bad been paid to It, and up to last evening it romained ia the same piace, in @ putrid state and to the great annoyance of all the citizens in the neighborbood. Resrexation or Cot. DURYEE, OF THR NaTioNaL GCARD.— Col. Abram Duryee, the able and efficient commandant of \be ‘amous Seventh regiment, tendered his resignation in a letter on the 4th fust.,to Brigadier General Hail. The following is a copy of the resignation Sew York, July 4, 1259, To Bricanter Gexepar, Ha ‘The undersigned respec'ful'y rapresents he now holds the port of Co oael of te "eventh regiment, Third brigads, Firat civision, N. ¥.8 M. at. In consequence of his term of tervioe hevieg long since expired, he ts Induced to resizn the 81d office, end doth bereby resign the same. Your petitioner respect(ully representa hot under arrest nor retura ‘ed tocourt martial for any deficiency or delinqency; therefore ZoREP hin bis said eaientlon, and grout bist a Slceeras. r , and grant bin a diasharge. ees bys DORY RB, Colonal Col. D. is one of the best disctplineriaus connected with the volunteer militia in tho United States. He will pro- bably be induced to withdraw the document. SROOND AVRNUK RaiLROAD.—The Second Avenue Railroad Company havo introduced one horee omnibus care on the tack above Forty second street to Harlem = They woro first run om the Fourth, and seemed to give very great satisfaction. Trp Avaxck Raroan.—The Third Avenue Railroad Company have both tracks nearly comple‘ed to Gariom, and propose to commence running cars through abeut the ‘16th instant. To cars attached to oxch other, drawn by mix horses, were run to Harlem bridge on the Fourth. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New York, July 5, 1859, In your iesue of yeeterday I find the followin; A row occurred oo Morday eventng between ths runners of Engine Co, Ro. 32 and Truck No 1 when Wm. Urystal of No. (2 Pearlatreet, was veriously iojuced by being erick on the head with & weench, The Injured man was taxea to tho ow to much of the above ns relates to Truck No. 1 isn great error, a8 wo bave not, nor ever had any runvors, neltber Ky porkon connected with the Company | eogaged {i the Adele mentioned. By toserting tne you z 9 Ue {Metice, and oblige, | GEORGE A. BILTON, Foreman, Museau L, Ye, Xe. dy justice by writing to Mr, anon Williamsburg City News, Svrrowmp Muxvan ov 4 Womaw vy ume Hvasa8p.—Yes- terdey noon & woman named Mary McQuade, resting at No. 2 Division avenue, Exstern District, was bru‘sity Kloked by her husband, Obristophor McQuade, and diet fon after, it 1s suppoced from the effect of the injuries. Ts appears from tho statement of the neighbors that she has for some time past been unwell and suffered from fever and ague; she also arank freciy, and about noca Went out and prooured some gin, with wacn she became Very much intoxicated. McQuade, the husbaud, states that ho came home about 12 o’clock and found ber ritdag {na obair very much intoxicated. He struck her oa the Dead with bis hand and she fell over om the floor. He put & pilliar under her bead and after kicking her ia the back se: about tog some bread and milk for himseli ant the children, Whiio he was eating his dinner he o%ercred het vomit a worm nearly six inches in length, and becom. wonteantns reed at her an jm appearance and dood, he seat doy a amed Non- Jap, who he told that's wife was ioe Don'an's eistor went up to sce ber end found hordytng. Whon ebe wea cead McQuade gave himeelf up to officer Grifilin of the 5th and was locked up to awalt the re- ult of the "emoqnest. He says he has beatea and kicked ber before Dut only when eho gotdrunk aad Proveked hisa w doit, Corouer Sueit mace a partie! examination of tho body and found maks of an otd bruise on her head “and one “ot hor Ings, mo marks of recent bruises were perceived, He directed & post mortem examioution to be weld by Dr. Scbip9a, aud wall bold an inquest this worming. MeQuade isa man ‘about thirty-five years of ugo, aed oes hitherty vorac « go00 character. bas for some time past been ia tho employ of W. T. Kiois & Brother, foot of Soath Nioth a bas loree. children, aged seven years, four years and two months, which been piaved in charg Of Guster Of deceased. ty ee ‘Tox Funny Francmsms.—It @ stated that last week tho Corporation Counsel of New Yori was directed by Mayor ‘Tiemann and Comptroller Hawes to serye a notice upoa the Brookiym Ferry Company (Jumes slip ferry aud Divi- ‘Ston avenue) that the Corporation of New York will en. join tuem from continuing to run their ferry from tao foot of South Seventh street, and take mexsuros to coupal tem to rup from the toot of Souta Tenth strest, Eastera Dietwici, from which place they originally run. ‘It is algo stated that Mr. Law will not defend the suit if brought, ‘bot es soon as the legal steps are takea will remove to Souls Tenth otreet. Persunal Intelligence, President Comonfort of Mexico leaves to-day by the steamehip Persia for Earope, on a tour which will proba- bly Isst several months, Since the revolution of January, 1868, which deprived him of the means of susta‘ning bis government in Mexico, Gen. Comonfort bas resided in this country, where his courteous manners and his ahsti- neuce from ali intervention in the political troubles that agitate bis own country bave gsined him nomerous friends. He visits Eorope for the double purpose of re creation and a etudy of the bearing wich present political complications there may bave uzon Amorican aifsirs go. reraily and particularly on those of his native country, panei oe ARRIVALS. ‘rom New Orlesos and Havana, in ths at cigna is hequen @ Osrrisabure eed beuthery F anase ee Fimental, T Disz Lianas, GA Bovtsa, & Garcigo, cbez lady and alster, Mra Mf Gilbert snd daughter, Count [in 0 re, BLawreces, J Garner. J M Kehery, F Mirtiver. WA rh, F «rosa and brother, JH Fey, 2 Legon J oberts and Indy, ir A Lanier and soa, Miro A Cabe7ad, Kafae’ Zama, G Seckham, @ Ma: Ratemsa, a Thickrey, P Dayley. ts toes From Gavanrah iztse attamshly Auguste—] : ford tady nud three servactar Bie Sule, D Beate ae Valatam. Mys Powell apd tot. 4s Mire and leiy, Miss Ann various, Mee c 2 sulbert, ¥: Ststihouny, alre M Joues, Ae a , Phitips e=* t# children: Mrs Bonfoy, wre Pomeroy, GW ‘bspman sed lady; Mre 5 M Fliby, and ser. vent; Mrs6 MCol‘ing and two fofsnie; Mre Hasbrouck, and ihres ebiidren; wien anone, ise Dugan, Vitiepione, Mise M Thcmpson, Jaw Borda», R Brochback, Jxa k noveris, and Isdy; Geo A’ Motlbecny. ‘lb D zoat, DMO Brisy, J Folmer, W, D Fuey, Cfocmen, Mra Kuspa, Mrs He aco! 3 00:6, 9 5m Nett and three'children: Miva, ¢ ® Saniord, 8 B Gina wad Mrs Glevscn ard child; Miss Batiey, Sure Willlama, AS ‘Adgerly,.N H Gildden, WX’ Jor avd lady; Miss Koms Peo. bie, Me'Lyrm axd gon; SraJ W Lathrop, two children and curse; Mra Moore, {cur children and servant; Misa Mary Whit- fon, Bias Lorviowe's, Cant & ¥ Weunis, © Opur-bill. Miss J H tien, Mies DP Perry Miss 8H Benton, Mise M © Kobictom, cerborough, Mise Werren, WH Weroat, Iedy aad in fant; A B Mores, © C Myers,’ aie brownell, Mise aunie Doves, Miss Eettio Foster. Mra Gen W Sratth, Mis J Saaith 29 P culltaan, Uap) et Williams, JG Prupee. °. ry, 8 £ intchens Daniel Pesttie, Bt) Dawson, UD mith, a P Kive ot W La throp. C Lamb. A Munson, Chas ( whaso, JS Walker, Capt barwera, U Meer, U 5 8; nod 10 in the steerage From Charleston, fn the etesmebip Jas adger-Tiom Wa Aiken end Indy, Mire atten ant maid, James Adger. Kea, Yise Gamb'e, Wise reise, Joba Malzonton and Indy, # J bi ton, @ Neill, J8 Wilcox. Joho B Armateat, Mra 8 Wil cor, nurse and ch! d; Miseet Cieveiané, Biea J C Moreen, Le aa two children; H and servant; ND Woodbull Jas Wataon, HB G: ‘wood ape w Qiearsp, Hi ursne, Mra Rud te cbil- dren, © Fatrehiid, 0 Harris, W ® Torry, acy, © H Roberts, @ Fairchi'd Kk Dorman, Mr Jot J Rod- gers, J B Begerios, Mes fs 0 ro L i 7 Mt shes toc a. a ‘ones, Mra JM By: n inn, BW Bate ard fears St CW Beatty, OC le and lad: bien E Lee, Mies J ey, us wala iy thos Iekers: lady gad child iaéy, Mr Keen and ieav, boa on, Keq. lady i; Wire Bu Tr ‘Mien BitchSeld, Miss A Foster, Mrs S'Brwiisce dod cblid, and 16 ia'the slecroge. ae epee &e., In the tteamship Roanoke—J B Har- Fi From Bichmond, ton, J W Seymour, J G Yesicn, 8 A yw, M Diaosway, i a eho, AJ Gardrer, & Dupane, and lidy. & @ nye, Cotirel!, Ht Wa W mt) 8 HG Mu ker, JH Attle, M Galllio, T Rew, Mira N F Cate, 'tl Snesden, N’ Post and Indy, Geo Post, Wiss Stanley. Mise Pinle; Berry, J Tluffaad indy, Miss Sud, JB Joh Mies F Frapk, B Great, AG b ‘Mre Beese and servant, - caster Wopariand, Wr Morarand 3S Witransa: ¥ 8 Dio: woe, loon, rm aud faonily, & Eedweil and emit, H Rose, TH Vanderworkeo—aad 17 ta ° Court of General Sessions. Before Judge Rusasil. Jury 5.—The July term of this court was commonced this morning, City Judge Russell presiding, A quoram of graxa jurors failing to answer to their names, those who were prezent were discharged till to-morrow (Wedneaday) morirg, when the legal number will be obtained. The vsual variety of excuses for not serving wero pre- sented by the petty jarors, but in no case were they ex- cued unless they offered a legal reason for nou-service, the City Judge intimating that he hoped, with the asets: tance of Mr. Sedgwick, to dispose of the prison cages in even or eight di Rosapra Coyle, indicted for obtaining money unter faise pretences, pleaded guilty to that offence. Sho per- sonatcd a sister of hers and was succestful in obtaining $200 froma bank. The Judge in passing sentence ssid, tbat he was induced to not send her to the State prieon from the fact of her previous character being good. Her sentence was, therefore, one year in the penitentiary. Lewis Fox and Owen ‘Hendigan (boys) were tried and convicted of petit larceny, ‘were gent to the House of Refuges. Mary O'Neil, jolutly indicted with throe otkers, waa found guilty of larceny and sentenced to six moathk im prisonment im the penitentiary. Margaret Brown pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and judgment wes suspended on condition that sho ieft the city (immediately. The Family Herald. THE EUROPEAN !WaK—THE WZST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY-—TERKIDLE SLAUGHTER ON TZ MICHI- CAN SOUTHERN RsTLROAD—COLLEGE COMMENCK XENTS—THE FEAT AT NIAGARA PALLS—VISIT TO PING SING—LOCAL NEWS—MARKET REPORTS, RTO. The Faxrty Heras, in tts edition of todsy (Wednesday) will, av usual, conteia the latest news from the War in Ku- rope, with ali the news of an interesting character of the pre ceding week recetved by telegraph or otherwiae. ‘Ameng ita contents, with ether matters, will be found the Repert of the Board of Visiters to the United States Wiiitary Academy at West Poins; A Full Account of the Recent Terrt- ble Slaughter on the Michigan Southern Railroad, with the panves of the Killed and Woonded; Repcris of Comme: meat Day wt the University of the City of New York—Commence- ment of Renssalaer Institate—Princeton College Commencs- ment, &.; Interesting Confession of a Burglar—Particulsrs of the Shooting of the Private Watchman in Brooklyn; Let\or from & Correspondent st Eimoda, Japan; the Feat at Nia- gara—A Tight Rope Dancer Walkiag Across Megara Falls on a Cord; EBditorisl] Comments on Promisent Topics; all the Local News of New York and the Adjotning Cittes; Thestrica) Notices, Police Reporta, Ccroner’s Inquests, and wisterer may be of interest to the general reader. ‘The Pawar Hexity contains each wees 8 report of the Con. dibon of the New Yurk Catile Market, wits the amount of Stock offered for sale, their Condition, the Prices for which ihey were Bold, dc ; A reportof the Prices of all kinds of Family Mariet ing at Washington Market in New York City; Commercial and Money Market Reports; Merriages ana Deaths for the week, and a large smount of mizceliancous matter ‘Terma--The Fautiy Benzo ts published every Wedneniay ‘at Two Dollars per annum; eingle copies four cents. It can ‘be obtained wt the office and of all the news venders. Ad vortieemeats Inserted atthe usus} Beran rates Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries, Detaware Exrea Cisss No. 869, Jury 5, 1899. 29, 62, 51, 45, 67, 3G, 23, 53, 40, 25, 19, 76, 43, DELAWARE RO 870, Jucy 5, 1880, 3, 63, 60, G1, 26,20, 71, 28, 51, 18, 44, 14, 11. Gronata Crass No_ 867, Juty 5, 1389 57, 19, 74, 61, 62, 71, 47, 64, 31, 69, 29, 49, 66. Branta Extra Gtass, No 968, JULY 55, 1, 68, 89, 80, % 87, 71, O4, 3, 51, 24, 84. ‘WOOD, EDDY & OO., Wilmington, Del. ©. A. Bills, Commission and Exchange Bro- ker.—Ordera punctunlly attended to. Oflee 176 Greenwich at. Warm Weather.<The Last Few Days has driven Rictlejte the purchase of rol coverings for the herd; berce the difficulty of parwng along Broadway, where it ts Joined by cahon srost, hverybody who wanted « het roshed to KNOX'S, Mo 22 Broadway. corner of Fulton strast for he bas now the mort eplendid stock of articles for susie wear— Mabt, cool, graceful mud elegant, of superior qualily and workmanabtp. —Those Spleadiad NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 1850—TRIPL SHTREr. earn neneonsseee -_- H Sussex County and | om Renves, morty The of the FEANOE, BROADBENTS & 09., MANAGERS, Ire of the Rtate of Delaware, et its inst session, having given to Franc (F peasa, we. the tutoeeeeds tee ee by the G vermos of sald € tate to eu; teed the arawlage of aaid lotte’y, do ‘ Sait iors ge barede following are the hura- Sussnx Countr—Ciass No, 86, Jucy 4, 1359, 86, 32, 68, 3, 62, 1, 25, 61, 61, 64, 9, 58 Bossux Courrr—Ovase No. 86, Jury §, 1869. 60, 30, 46, 27, 59, 24, 36, 26, 14, 73, 25, 16. Corsorparep Lorreny—Ciass No, 70, Juuy 5, 1869, 33, 47, 68, 5, 15, 12, 10, 28, 39, 49, 42, 71, 52, 13. Witness Wilmington, Tuosdi arene a Ja at Delaware, this ay, oun WA WLLKWR, — ) commiedoaers ALiEy wourtan, FBANCS, BBOaD: & 00, Wi ene ma Thirty New Styles of Cassimere Hats, ~ ‘Thity do beaver telt bate, ‘whiety do steam hate, ‘Ten do, drab beaver hats, One bucdred eiyien tu all ata ‘hat store, 607 Broadway, Leary & Co.—Our summer dress hat 1s new Fesdy and ire sale at Nos. 8, 4and 5 Astor House, Brosdway. Socegenyeas Gatiesics, 360 and porege yer ry 4 Made, all 'Uil'd, 612 sroad ‘Trumce, bart atic Seeehienats Shoulder Braces’ ee ern ae GLOVaIe No.1 aua street, ard burglar proof ek Te ents eee of Murray mreet, B.Y, The Grover and Baker Lpttne | Machine On., FEOM 495 10 Machines. For ait nan ttte8S GRE sILY HROUCED manufacturing pi machines are un. equelied. ‘Thay are capeble of dotog more work nad of cara {og move morey than any oiher machine. ‘Ibe new famuiy machines at $60 and $75 have become a ni they areknowa. —_—i. M. SINGRR & 00,, 458 Deflance Galamander Safes, with Parent gawser proof lotr and cross bars.—Aiso, Ore and f antes 63 arpa” Be cavity aha nas BEE ROBERT M. PATRIOR. ‘The Best Bed tn Extstenco—Howe'’s ‘Witte, at om $5 to $6, at Ub Brosdway. Call and eve tt. Batehelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees— ‘Tbe beat in ibe Fapeeriag au made, olf and egpiied Cristcdoro’s Hair Dye, Wis The bes: lo the world—wholeasic: vately applied. No 6 astor Ho" se. Hul’s Hatr Dye, 50 Centsu—Depot, No. 1 easly ay) also gold at 30) Broadway, axdsl druggists nl Toupeetoa 1, aad the dye pri- oe Diseases, Fall, Change Salih trot wet ele and nine ronda Bersy’s ye ths Best Birger é Shae SS Holloway’s Pills and Ointment.- Reward Reword!! Bewarol!. any perron furotebiog legal evidence that will tend to convict paities who bave purchased the above meaicines with the full kpowled, the same bed vee: turreptitiously obtained. and theraby cor splring es arcassorics reciate in an iliegel and frau‘ulen. manner ue ecide value in the maricet, wil be cheerinily end baud- bs gre el Rog tem ft on this ap ae : Cres wd U. Barclay, manager of Holloway’s we. icise Manufectors, No £0 Paideh lane, will be treated a3 private and strictly ocafeential. ov Color, hE S | Hy pophosphites.—Cure for Contumption. ‘i Wieener's genuine preparation’’—sold at 43 Free prige $2; th:te botules for $5. Kennedy's Medical Discovery ts Warrantea | scroluls, erywipelas, saltrbeum, poald asad, uicormed bore toes For eale oy all druggien. Died. Cunwrm.—At Montrose, Scotiand, oa Friday, Apri! 29, Heres Mancangr, daugbter of George Shriatic, iate of wig city. —At Middletown, N.J.,0on Monday, July 4, Leaxona F., daughter of Edward H. and Euzabeta A. Do- minick, aged 11 years and 3 months. The revatives and friencs of the family are invited to at- tend the faneral, from the residence of her parents, No 47 Rivipgion street, this (Wednesday) morning, at haif-past nine o'clock. Dreom —On Tuesday, Jaly 5, Java C , wife ot James G. Dubois, in the 26th year of ag 2. ‘The runeral will take place at the residence of her fa ther, Benjamin M. Clark, No. 186 Tentn avenue, on Thurs- cay aiverzoon, at two o’ciosk. ‘Uatskill papers copy. Foarcax.—On onaay aly 4, at bis residence, Wood- road, Clifton, 8. I., Micuasr FIvNRGAN, a native of tac town of Kells, county Meath, Ireland, aged 45 yoars. The friends and acquaimtances, and those of his bro- thers, Thomas and Daniel Finnegan, are respest“o'ly tn- ‘yited’to attend the funeral, from nis late resiioncs, this (Wedaeedsy) afternoon, at three o'clock precisely. Bart, —Epwaxp Hatz will be interrod this (Wedueaday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis cou sin, Capt. Waughs, No. 110 Prospect stree:, Brookiyn. the ‘and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. Kayz.—On Monday morning, July 4, Pataick Kaye, aged 43 years. ‘The friends and relatives ere respectfully invited to st- tend his funeral, at Sisters’ Hospital, Greenwich avenve, corner cf Eleventh street, this (Wedinu-e"»/) afternoon, a four o'clock. Baavse.—At hie residence, No. 6 Oliuion place, in this city,en Sunday, July 3, Patmice L. Hearne, aged 49 ears. Kritoca.—Ia this city,on Monday, July 4,ai2P.M., James Kuticaa, of the firm of Ketlogy, Uarter & Howley, peed 305 cars, @ monthe end 8 days. ‘His remaing will be taken to Utica for interment; ana bie friends are invited to attead his funeral, from his late residence, No. 121 West Twenty-third street, thie (Wed- needay) afternoon, at tres o'clock, without’ furihor no- uce. Ket1y.—On Tuesday morsing, July 6,at134 o'clock, Jows Kxity, in the 58ta year of bie age. ‘The relatives and friends of the fac.!t7, and those of his sons in-law, Dantel Gallagher, Joba O'Douneil and Michas! Loopam, are rerpectfully inv ted to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, atone o'clock, from his late resi- derce, No, €45 Fourth street. Lakix.—In Williamsburg, on Tuesday, July 5, Mev. Magna M. L’ Amis. The funeral will take place from the Gothic church, cor- ner of Ewen and Grand streets, Williamsburg, tnis ( {Ved- nesday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Monsbiz.—In Brooklyn, en Monday, July 4, of conges- tion of the brain, Wiuuam Otiver, son of John A. and ‘Ayn Monserz. (Anna Midateton), inte of California, egeu 2 years, 6 montbs ana 16 days, ‘The remains or meer to Greenwood. California papers please copy. Suzreas.--On Tuesday, Fay 5, Barxisy, son of W. T. B and Sarab C. Milliken, agod 2 moaths. The fuseral will take place from the recidtence of his parents, at Morizania, this (Wednesday) afternco, as Ave clock. 4 ‘Wason.—At #ea, on Friday, March 18, on board the brig Parana, on a voyage.(rom New York to Rio Janeiro, Capt. @Gxonax Mafon, th the 62d year of his axe. In the death of this truly good man the profession bas Jost one of its brightest ornaments, aod his family aod friends an irreparable los, It is gratifying to state that he oied as he lived,atrue Chrisuan and tn periect as surance ofa blessed immortality beyond the grave. ‘God bas laid up in Heaven for him Acrown which cannot fade; ‘The righteons Judge, at that great day, wil Log on bis cag en D Marnart—vn Monday, iy 4, Joua D, youngest daugbter of Samuel R. aud Caroline 8. sfabbatt, aged 4 yeare and 10 months. Tue friend of the family are respectfully invited to at tend her funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at tent o’cicck, from the reeidence of her parents, No. 143 Cast Nineteenth street. The remains will be takeu to Flatiaads, L. L, for interment. ‘MausnaLt.—In this city, on Monday, July 4, Maar, wife of Jeaso A. Marsbail. ‘The friends and relatives are Le ap invited to at- end the funeral services, this (1. pees f aftercoon, mt seven o'clock, at her late residence, No. 7? Vest Twenty gecond atreet, from whence the remaing wil! be taken pendcdyig ohare i 7% 4. M. train, for in terment in ti grounds. Monrny.—Oo Motday, Juty 4, Axwe, wife of Michael Morphy, after # lovg aud severe tliness Tue ttieeas and reiatives are reepect{ully invited to at tens ner funeral, thia (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 07 West Nineteenth street, Nosxs.—At Morrigania, oF R Nosss, aged 62 years anc Nonve, N. ¥. ‘O'BErEN.—On Monday, Joly 4, Manaanct Axm, daughter of Michacl aud Margaret O'BRiRs, aged 1 month and 6 onys. "Seto. —On Monday, Joly 4, Mataew O’foous, aged 6, years, « pative of Qucen’s County, Ireland. Hie friends and acquaintances, and those of his son, Jo seph, aro rei iy imvitea to attend hie funeral, this (Wedvesday) siterncon, at twoo’clock, from bis lace resi dence, No, 244 Ninth avenue, corner of Twoaty sixih street, without forthe: favitaton. ay, Joly 3, Mrs, Mary 9 months, wife of Heary 7 rife of Alfred Reeves, for. Tnurabets Cone’ of tae ONY Of York, Yorusture, Yiried ot Oyprese Bill * AMELIA, Youngest a, Oa, aged 10 yours ther of Jobo H. und Sarah end] Says The relatives and friends of the family are respectfolly invited to attend her Munerel, this (Wedues 147) afteraoo, Mt three o'clock, from the reaidem of bw father, No. 186 Third street, Broooklyn. ED. = Was —On war, July 5, Jon’ N. Wess, son of Jobo T and Elina P Werls, aged 1 yeu * and 2 days. ‘The 08 apd eequelntances, am \ the Mercantile Ledge LO of U. F., are iny ‘ed to attens the funeral, from the residencs of his paren % No 218 Woos- ter street, the (Wedacsaay) afternoon, ai *¥0 o’clook. ARM SrRUNT.— a HRW 8 'TLE Pratt roots tat ihe a’ : WEDDING RPVELOFRS AND ROTH ‘ileoinrs fe mwliden Ei anges anecuniiaamed GkNTS WANTED FOR 7: A O8 TAK WAR MAP, BCIONBERG & 80 Beaver at,, York, - M OURATIVE 18 HYATTS LivR evant for alt Glasoe mn } dledefared stouasch or Siaessed tartan . tee al decot, 66 QHAND nencere wrest, brooklyn 75 cect a NE ON atest taadeg tial cecil LMOPT RVBRY Day.—W8 MaY SAY WITH TR jay brings us ae inelligenes of aise that bax beow wrecked, it as river teams erbaps Dont, which hae gone tn the botioes wii itr precious frotgiee 6 clothing, of couree, and if those who are Sarmentamade and sola oy tag AMG COAT AND VinT OMPANY. e farments co reser" cagpotbs iaraiiisted by uy accgtet THE HALND>UURS AK AT NO. 256 BROADWAY. Viggo oor 8 Y-bIGHT D&W COT pre Ae a ’UCUB: TYPOGEAPHIJaL iakk Nore REPORTER. Gn the four bundred end thirty-two {a> smiles of uine ‘notes Ln frst three numbers of tis #: and x apuriot sonata toned Weacaemad ae red in the al and made im 'y insiavos from the worthless bills of broken baake “TS WUb Blo omch rd byte Fe Fa-sIMIL ead BNOYCLOPAOIA CF aMAHICAN OUBRBNOY. You have cnly to place these fraudulent notes be Peis wiloee dacatd tote aarti 9 Will you dey ond uveR & pricted Zescrtption, full of ex rors sed priuted in the Fiqoes, whew you ca eave ail he time thus rousumed uy ? eference to ® {ac-ehenile af 1-8 nuire nete ttaelf, wb ch requires Dut a gi.uce of the eye to fs: sou are’ lable st any memect fo rece! rious acts, are lable. cl aay meaneat fo-reccire 2 raised from $110 820. ts ‘The Bocvclopwilia 1s fssued fe weebly numbere, exch ccm: taluing ove buncred and forty four fac sumiles; the work te be cxmplered in a tale by all mewsdealere und pertodical’ througe- oul the commiey.. 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