The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1859, Page 5

4 ; % | Weed rescued or assisted io rercning from bond- age? To tbe of our comps ebeLsiva, cod. fapewere, DO! OH peat Wuar Natioss Figur Haxvesr?—A Few facts ann Fiatnks —T tive to tbe horses Ip btile recent balUe of Solferioo, aod tbe numbers who fill )p offer engagements toeouyhour the world, which we alluded to ip our columns yesterday, dave ehoited oo hiethe surprise, avd doubtless Dave given rise to some curious rofl ctious, Ax ‘avimmy the French and Austrian batiesios to be true— aud they are the only data we have to go the torn joer in killed and wounded ou ‘oth rides ut Solf ring, a fight which lasted four- teen hours, was 29.375, or seven per cent of the whole Lumber engaged On comparing thia with ibe Hist of biiled avd wounded in other decisive battles 10 ‘hiv couotry and 1p Mexico, we are cou- #irAIL: d 10 Conchide hat our Own troops, the Buz dish, and even the Mexicaus, wbom it bax been the haoit to depree ate, are much bardér fighters than the French avd Austrians, Let us repeat the Hg- ures 10 @ tabular form :— remarkable tacts relay ) wud wounded at the Per ct. of eitiet Battle and wound Buvker Hui 3 bi ewe, Nation Ameri aus ud Eogiieh «+ Burns Vista 7 ene io +e 0 Molino del Rey 23 De 33 Valley of Mexico. ; Sardiniane & Austrians, Soterino....., These figures show that it the armies in Itaty had fougbt as desperately at Solferino as our | soldiers, the Englieb and the Mexicans did in the ahove engagements, their loss should have been four or hve times a& great as reported, Dd they fiybt as well? Or are the builetins false? THE LATEST NEWS. Affaire in Washtugton. MINGTON, July 24, 1859 A letier hos been reveiged froin the Kart of Derby, eho cvore What tbe armistice means peace, aud that, in propo ng It, Lone Napolow desigas to reenact the abrupt closure of the Orimeno war fore Lvore yesterday bad along interview with the froretary of Stare we+8 share ip the Doe that the armistice wil vo | Ferm rates by a dormbie pear An (fal commuptation from the Bremen government | 6 hast pt reduction of postage, at Afeen cents | bel ween the Untied Sates and Frankfort.oa the Mato, Sexe | Coburg Goths, and other German Sales, onder the direc tion of the Phurp ana Taxis Post Offloe, ap sites only to the correspondence forvarced via Bremou, but aot to the PAY OBSERVANCE IN THE LY YPSTERDAY, The Day in the Central Park and Jones? Woods. THE DAY THROUGHOUT THE CITY GEN®RALLY, 4n Armistice with Lager Beer and Sacred Music, Ree, Bee, an SUNDAY IN THE MELPRUPOLIS GENERALLY weetber yesleriay wan deligit/ul sod tne oity bey. »ppeared to better advantage in regard to the ctsn!i a») the atrerts, or the apparent cheerfulness of our Cozy it @ar just such 4 day as was nesdod for our © 7% ne who through the week are confined to the close ut muy ere Of the worksbop vo take @ trip t tne maoy ‘vey tm Our euourba where they might enjoy ‘Ye fre breeae, uuder the shave of tie tere, or take a cool Datn ov the sea Boore 4nd (Ub recuperate Weir euervaed ayeoms, wud Ot thew for tbo ‘adore Of ibe eonuing werk. ne various SxCUrHOD BleaMboas—and they were voi few—wore S€\1 pal Ob/Zc0, aps the cass ruoDiug Lo the Central Car, Jon Wood auv other wmiier places were cro#ssi from oorbieg Wi micpigbt Even our public parks aod equeree were much eovgDt for, eHpectally ® DKOt, and foe peo Meneces, boub wy chem abd our favorite Ga0;ougD fart rove way — ‘Uri (Weir quois of pleasure Yesterday was up oubsédly tbe most pieasureable {es 14F iD the Reanon. MR PILLSBURY TARES A DAY OF BEST—THE LOW GROGGEKIES OF THK CITY GKNESALLY CLOS&D— THs AvMISTICS TO LavBK BERK AND Bavkéy MU BIG CONTINUED. ‘Le ‘wo Sundays preceting yesterday, Mr. Pillabury, the pew Police Supermtendent, busied himself visiting the | suburban groves of the cliy, and noting the maaner i which tbe aweym of visitors passed their Suoday, He seduiourly counted the brass instruments through whisb Muusiached Teuton discoursed sacred music, tovk aciive hove of the quantity of lager drank by the lover of the Teutonic beverage, abd jooked with UNAS UFO | ever upoo bappy women avd cbiidres gamboliing in tne um bregeous sbsdes of primeval treet. He passed the evening looking = torou,n the isger beer loons 1p Wilam aps adjacent strevia. Toe ded tions from bis observations. a8 far as he mate thou BDOWD, Were BIKE favorable to the braz+0 ‘struments Abe bop beverage, the joyous Women aud ther jadi Olleprieg. Pbat sued were bie Geduotions It 18 rearOuan « Of bis Dot having siDCe attempted Lo fere iD tne ehgntest with oe Savuay migration vo Toral resor's AboUodiDg OD tbe upper eud of th: isend, oF the Saore dD eee of lager beer Che order be War expected to issue, Comuelling Frigid oDser vance Of th Puritanic aud 0 #oiete Sunday laws, Oe bas no} issued, a0 ‘Dat ih WOFe, Ih 1B DOW KElleved G6 wi DOL iKKUe ho WG perzoun! Obse va !1008 LAY Ine 8UOW injastic inier tare to mfer frow the fa ine rants with the pitsen! Iavocent Suvdsy recreations ing people. Yestoroay bir, Piiisbury read tron b'R Sab beib Inbors He Bpepi the Jay ase Das seen reag'ole People Hike Lo Epeod At, Weet tol0 the conotey, breaiars exbiiarating vouatry wr, wud, if be bad say worsbppiny W dO, worst vor Tu the groves God's great temples. corretpondence a ut vin Hamburg, a8 original reported, | The Livers! goverument of Mexico, through thet ageat | An tre United Staten, has J 1st cone'uted a contract for tne | Fupely of Mipole and Sbaroe r fies, aod cagnon and am | mupitien fo suit them Three ary to br forwirded to | Mex co by the let of September. I¢ia uot yet known here | whetber American volunteers @ill pe accepted, as Lerdo | bay pot arrives, aod toe cbaracter of bia instructions, | Bberelore, not ascertained These warlike gsiores may | eupersese the necerity for extraneous aid, except as to | competent officers, there being @ sufllciency of liberals | ready to take ‘be field ag rane and file. Levers bave been received bere from various quarters, the wriiers expreesing a0 aoxtety to raise volunteers for tbe service of the liberals in apy number that may be doeired There was an extraordinary meeting of the Cabinet svesterouy, called, an it is understood, to consider the pateber just received from Minister McLane relative sto Mexican vffeirs Toe members of the different legations from Europe ‘have bad several reunions bere 1o glorification of the news of the armistice, avd to show their appreciation of the continved peaceful relations «mong their respective ‘eovercigns. {he jubilents, nowever, did not include tne French, Austrian acd Sardinian Ministers, who are ebsent from Wesbipgton. Fire at Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Jaly 24, 1859, Barrisop & Wilson's epice milla, in Walaut street, wore sdamaged by fire this afternoon to the amount of $15,000; fully iwaured. Markets. Monrx, Jaly 22, 1859. 800 bales wt lio for midoling, Week adc a0 1,960 bales. and the receipts 4:0 bees, agape: 660 Dslew for tbe corresponding week jas! year. To 8i receipts up to the present time anead of Jast year 154,000 bales, Stock 25,180 bales. Freignte to Havre 1c Civcixati, Joly 23, 1869, Fiour in fair demand at $4.95 « $5 tor supertiae, ‘Whiek+y firmer; sates at 27c. Provisions generally un- ed. — Osweco, Jaly 23—6 P. M. Flour closed with a declining tendency: soles small, Wheet cul end trregaiar, Out belt generally above the views of buyers, No gales Cora in hmited demand, Caual freigh's sieady: 2c on floa’, 7c. oa ou corn, «0 New York Lake imps 200 floar, 9,600 a ts beat. Canal ¢x,orv—208 dois. Deabels went. i Berrato, Joly 23-8 PM. Fionr dull snd beavy; gwiee of L000 bois, at $3 8756 a $3 75 for ow co fair extra Tiina, $4 3744 & #4 623g for extra Wisconsin, $5 6 66 25 for eXira Michigan, Lodiana Spd Ov; $6 7D 86 60 for doudle extrss. — Warat—Du tillers hovgbt #) staonard Onieago spring offsring, com. pring 82.000 b at 605, orn—Swes of 16,000 Duebels Lien, m wre eanpe, at 72> Ou's aad harley dail sna nomina. Rye lower, wisa Bmat: auies at 70C Woiskey (gc lower; rales of 300 bdia ac tio Lake tm po 1 ,CC0 bots, flour, 3,460 bushels wheat, 3,000 push lk corn, 14.060 bushele oats busbes wheat, 10,00 bnenes corn ’ Ory Toiedtgence. ‘Tom PYeR AND THe Bexicia Boy StKYPRD FOR A Ficat.— Between two and three o’c ock on Saturday morning the “fupey" came very near baving @ street fight between T. m er ava Hovoun, the Benicia Boy, ‘It appears, from what ipforwation coulo be ascertained—a stroog efforts however, betog made to suppress the facts—that Heenan and quite ® ovmper of bis frienes, among them Jim Hughes, were ip the Dexter House, Broome street, about the above bour arinkipg, and while there fom Ayer eptered and jomed the party, After several drinks fad gove the rungs a dispute arose between the Beuicia Boy and Tom Hyer respecting their capacity as fighers, ‘when ap effort was mate to draw them into s fight cby parties present, Ths proved successful, acd soon words led to a chetiengs being givea by Areoun Jor ab immediate tybt Ayer accepted the offer, aad Doth pare wripped offebeir coats snd neckciotus’ ant repaired tothe sidewslk, Here an effort was made py two or three of (hove dimiutereated to pat « stop to tne tgs, While this was heing doae several persons attempted (to use ther own phrase) to “ouble bavk” Hyer fae fatter, howe flodiog out their game, arew bs revolver, apd maid he would shoot tne first maa thet mace ao attempt to interfere with him. This bad the effet of creatdog some iitte alarm feet pietol hots might be excbunged, and the sfueres of both pa tes wrndrew their men, aud che figus Wie porrponed For ume ome there has been a stroug effort mekicg to draw Tom Ayer into a regular prize teht, be DY Magy itis claimed that te holde the chump oushig ofthe ring Mr Aver, bos:ver, bas expressed bimself Oppoeed to eugaging fo aDy more fights, ant only whae cor- heres: 10 « Darrosa OF some Ober place, does he consent to defend his rights above parting op Saturday morotng, there i# no count but that some percon wonid bave been killed, as this class of Bien gerernily Ko pretty well arined Crry Ixspecror DELAvaN.—Thia efficient public officer gti!) continves bie Commendubie efforts in ridaing the city | of every kind of Oth cal ulated to create diseuse, And resder the atmcepbere of the metropolis impure. Tt murt be borne in miod that itis but ope morth since Afr, Deiaven aseumed the duties of the City Loapectorship, and ip tbat short time be Bus fully demons:rated to the citi- zens of New York, and verified bis prom’se made at the Outsiart, that he would ma abort time bave the city in as cleao a Condition as any city 1 the Union. The rerusal of tue coorraciors for semovirg offal from the ciiy ‘aite to Swift cbelr obiigat of thigevens Having £0 power to make a new contract, Ard the farureof the Coumtssioner of dealth to make ‘ove, he adopted the only course lott bim, by ordering the Offal to be cumped inw the Kast river, rather thau ave it putrefy inthe streets, Thix arrangement, however, Je only temporary, and in the course of a fow da; contract will bave ben made by the proper aothority City Inspector Dolavan cocvened the Health Wardens, Strect Luepectors, Meat Inspectors, aud otbers of bis ub: ‘Ordivater togetber yesterday, and had a private talk with them, the uature of which dia not traospife, It is wafe, ‘bowever, to tay tha’ 1s was pertaining to @ strict eaforce- ment of their Cuties to the publia Tur Fonsrat. or Cartas Paterncry —The remains of Capwn Fk G. Wateroury, of the Fourth ward polica, were conveyed to Hudeon county, N. Y., yestorday, for , Int rmeut. The funeral prooesion started from Dr. Do- movesv’s church, to King siree’, about nino o’elock, ant Proveeted do+n Broadway to the Cortiaodt street ferry, and (rom thecce to the bnryinggroucd. Abont four bua? | regarding toe Canal exports—13,045 | Had a fight ensued between tho | #, for 8 Le pisood toe City Laspector | in n di emma as to what course to pursue ta cous quence anew | Previous w uir Instruchoos wito uly Suveriu’en lent © coution Dit orcer in force, avd thet po furtber etlorta need b Mnade to es force the same than DAA Deen made uring th pest few Sundays, ths verba orcer was communicate to keveral of the pouce captains, who Dotied we mean UbGer their special commends to covt nue toe same pro BiaAMMe os Goring the previovs Suadays [t is Blais that three police cuptaiog, well kuown for their sirenyvon® oppoeibon to the Whibion O iiqvor Ou Suoday oF auy olber day, bave beev ooring Mr. Pillsbury to issue © Lew spd more Biniegent order than that in fore: enforcement of Sunday laws, To: Srsvucus boring of the teetotal captains forte petely bas Lot iucuced the G ueral Suveritenden to act contrary to bie Own wise ivtercnce® resultin, from bis personel observatious in the mitier. AB & geberal tning, the iow gregeories were ciosad, Th autendance oF & Iarve body ef tue police on the funeral oF Whe late Captain Waterbury, of tbe Fourth precinct, gave £ome Oppo tunity to open Weir doors at @ sligat augle aud let ip th.rety customers—whicd opportunity was uot lost The wale of lager bier, bo'n at the ga'oons in the city ao tp the adjacent groves, was pot interfered with, Dor wa the secrea music, which in some places accompanied the ratte, taboved The lower precincts of the city presented abont the reme appearance yesterday as oo the Sunday previoue, Tf anything, there was u shade of improvement. Side en- trances were uot #0 frequent or marked py paseere by igTapt ruppers and the worst class of ’iongrhorcmen, who bave usually been crupk and turbuleot oa Sunday, Were cover aD quiet, the result being that there were Jess broken besace to be banitaged by phyeijacs, aud « Jess number of temporary tbma es of the sisiiva bouees to be bitten by fleas avd beabugs. Tho mereasea voor: ety war, of course, @ source of observation and gratula tion to the staid mhabitants, and if tt was not, sdoa'd bave been, & matter calling out the gratitude of those ex empted from the effects of former Sabdatacian rum end rowdy ism In the Sixth preciact, the dey was remarkably quict. Bat two arresis wore mace jor drupkennese—a fact unprecedented in the Sun- day bistory of that famous centra! depor of bad rum and Diocdy noses. At the Lower Police Court, whose ares 0 Jucicie! power comprises the six lower wards, but fi ‘pereous Were brought in for bewg drunk. Tbe majority of these became ipebriated ia induiging in fiquor pur cbaved the evexing previous, aud laid in for Suuday ra tiene. The entire easiern section of the city, commencing a: the Seventh precinct anu following up alucg the wast river as far an Horlem Brioge, pretected no material coange The corper liquor stores sud basement groggerics, with "very few excepiluns, were shut up. Iu the #0 calied lager Dier gardens, wbich abound more pleptfuity in tbis taao in aby other section ef toe city, lager bier was dispeured Withovt fear or bindrance At Voiks Garten, Hoym’s the: atre apd the Natioval Garden in the Bowery, appeared the tame notices of the lust turee Sundays, to the effet that nothing stronger thay lager bier was Bold; that oaly Bucred muric was Giscousted. At the Odroa, where a Bo tive w tis effect has recently been CovepicuoUaly viaiove on Sunday, the abt quor and snti protave music sotice were BOLO be seen, Ou waqniring inside our reporter wae fu o med thet the patronk oO tbe ets usntment wereaware of tbe (bapge that bad been made in the Sim%sy pro kramme, abd that élraugers weed not be there basa te» minutes before Uney woud discover that they would not be permitted toqueneh tbetr Loirst with avy tuimg stronger {bab Inger, or bave their pious gevernitives bocked by profane miretrelsy. at Joces’ Wood tbe assemblage yertercay was upusuaily large, it beiog the cloeng day Of the series of couceris that bave been gicen there uring the patt week. No invoxicaring hquors were sola | on the ground, but the destruction of lager was immense. Yhe music poreested sacred features, comparing fuvora- if pot excelling the musical per orwavces at tbe promipent churches in towa All wbo visited tse grounds oyed thep'seives excedingly, and, with the exception of ab attempted visturdauce by a gang of Mackerelvilie boys, Dotbing occurred to mar the general quiet aod eo jeyment. The Mackerelviie depurauoa had a speedy quietus put to their riotous efforts oy the police, end O10 Dot eweay @ repeti on of thelr obnoxious uttempts. At Conrad’s Garcen, despite the plenteous flow of lager, the day parsed off quietly aud orderly. Tbrovgbovt the western s-cuon of the island, from the Figbth ward apd vp the Boomtgdale road, about the | same features creeented homecives a8 in the otner sec tions of the city, Most of tee rum stops had their doors tightly closed and blinds up; bat there were exceptional cuses of course, where thirsty subjerts coud iuonlge m a furtive crmk Chere were less ar- rests bowever for drunkenoers than on the previ» Sunday. the hotels on the Bicomiogdale road marly kept open bare, ana fast youths, woore Suatay siorng ano iiberal bar patropage makes Sucday to the hotel proprietors on the road the most profiable day of the week, bed no difficuity in suppiyipg them- eeives ad Litatum *ith flery bacchanalian draugnts Some of the teadiny, boteis on Broadway have volua torily hut up their bare. Yosierday toe Metropontan closed its ber, and & notice to that effect was posted at tbe eptfunce Ebey teil 6 good etory about Mr. Pulisbury aad Oo). Seteon, of the Astor House. A few days alter he induction into offive Mr. Pillkoury called at toe Astor, and bad a conversat'ou with Mr. Stetson, tbe proprietor, FomeWwDst ip the following terBe and decisive ety le:— Mr Pinsncry— tave a iaige Aoicl, Mr Stutson, ard the profits from your bar, Tpr sume, are enormous. Wr. Sretsux—I coubidir my bowl #coud to nove in the city, avd tbe gatrovage of the bar i8 us Hberal, if not Wore tO, than any in the city | Mr. Prarncry—The euforcement of the Sunday iaws | win, no conbt, detract targely from the receipts of tho leading hotels | Mr Sremon—It certatnly will Mr. Pinisncry-—Tonching a man’s pocket, I am aware, | ietoucbirg bim m a tender pice; out suppose, novwita- | e'apoing tbat, you wil comply with the Jaw, Kuould its Tigid enforcement be attempted Mr. Stetson (energeticaliy)—No, sir; all the laws in | Goo’s upiverke can’t compel me to Change my course. Wr. HusBURY (bis eyes dilating with aBwoisament)— | au eurpriee 10 bear you speak sbus. [supposed you | woulo be the fret to comply with the law, What will 0 | your courec? Will you seetet the police force, or do.yo. | intend to #ppeni to the courte? Mr, s1k80N—I_ have no ears of the police force; th | cout are ® tombug. Til tell you what I spall vo Mr. Puuisncry (anxioasly)—Nothing rash [ sincerely ppt, CO bot? Grensor—No, sir; 1 closed my bar on Sundayeseven monthe #go, and | eball keep it closed for seven months to NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 25, Magvtficent Park, @ portion of whion the Comminsionsra Nave Ho judieivuniy Bomhed. The exceliont arrangomuot Of the upproacbes to the Ramble, the piaok @sike and eaten patbs, vtlorded w ready access for thow ugar quetted wick tne park, while the universally polite de- or of the tpt KEOUNIE BeHVED us pomls, 0 MALY guide ports st promineos Ik would 0@ by bo means 4 damage 0 mavy Members Of Ube regular (orce (0 take pattern by the wffa- bie Contra) Park police, Alibongh the great body of the viaiters collected ta or ibe Ramble, the seme Kcrupuious gare of the 00% WhiCd we LOLiced yeHlerday was observed. The Commiarioners Dave judiciously pete! novices to tho pud Lo of the cules, printed ip German and Kogitah, aad i 18 RrwiiTy ing to Biare that of tue very few wo do disovey the 1Ulos, Dut a small proportion are of eitnor of these Bationaities The very neapeas, ‘and interd elegacce, whieh 6 # feature of the Haikhed xrounde, tends to check the Vaucantm whic otnerwis: My despoil « prety fe bed ora young wee Too p dic, ae oe Pare pro. ErereeR, apLOATs Lo be more care'ul, an! bas demoa tr t C6 —what toe Commissioners expected—thut publio park Can be hept neatly, cleanly aud orderly fhe fathers sud mothers, with tbsir chtidren—soins Limes ai ge families pairs of lovers, aa’ ail ages, nexes aU colors, eemed to enjoy the day bearilly, either ia ‘Vig ting the few coriortsies—the tower, ihe cave, the mail, OF the @priug, lounging torough the deliciously ahaced by patos, or reciiving on the raiber fe# keate which war provided, €d that « very large olags of our citizous are in favor 0 Weoer Dt recreation on the Swobatn There oan De Do Soubs, (rom ine Eviden>~s giveo in the Bitendance yesterday, oat Ht there were Music proviied Ob the Saba, uN! Gomme More ext-uded {notitties for re freeomenta, tue Ceutral Park #0ui0 prove & formidable rival to the German gardens, which are growlag #0 popu lar Ww toe outekints of this heated, dusty, 04rd paved ovea Come, a60 for #even Fears for tba mutier, OF we loug as [ cCopHbue ip Charge of ths botel, Mr Puiisacey (duwbfornded, with apparent indica tops of w pby siea! colisper)—You frightened me; but — Mr. Srerox—Never mind your “buv's;” Tai glad ty } reheve you of your fright. Wuen Tshut my par Idia 69 to give my Darkeepere one day’s rest out OF seven, whIon | 1 think they are entitied to, ax well a8 all o'ber people who bave to work hard duripg Fix days ox the week | Sunday lawe are & humbug, but a Saodey of rest and re | creation is a necessity ; and those are humbugs who would | debar the laboring mao bis one day’s reat aud exjoy ment. THE CENTRAL PARK YESTERDAY. If a peaceavie, quiet, orderiy, respectabic and yeneral- ly well behaves crowd of viniters be any recommenda | tion for @ piace of public resori, the Ventrai Park baa | ample teatimonia’s tn Its favor yeaterday, partiowariy ly | the afternoon and eveoing. Probably from ten to fifteen thonaand of the middie Classes of our citizane—thore who are unable 10 a tend is dred of the police, wnoluding officers, followea decenged jy ‘tho grave. their carriages to bear the Saturday afternonn cauKie—tot payartege of the crugually fing day yerier way W Y's ous oF wcity AU present there are 4 fow enterprising hove peadiing ico water at sceDi @ gles, aod & few “auntye” with Cakes and lemopade, dus the facilities for r-freanmeat do vot appear W be Buflluiently ampic, and perbaps Keep many away. is NC cOUnE the progress of the varions works on tins York trauevoree roars, oridges, main drives, wail poner, bail'grounds, flower bode, &o., adds much wo tae Ocereet Of use who viwit the Park uow, but a4 yet or citizen generally are pot aware of the aijetivs which have beet “beervableé tb that portion of the Park woich £ fniehed. Alvemiy tbe Rawbl- is nearly overrua with lere, and the Tevor it bag met #ilb the public will a0 u duce the Comumtesiovers to atop’ so" sams plan in fiuisbivg aistincs secuons of ioe Park before proceeding witb olLers SUNDAY AT JONES’ WOOD. THE FINALE OF THE MAMMOTH CONCEK(S—FLFTERN THOUSAND PROFLE LIS/ENING TO BAOREG MUSIC— HOW THK AFFAIK WANT OFF. The immeose musica: fesivala and Fuss Cnampetr which bavs been ip progress at Jones’ Woo! Mo y lest, under the direction of Car Acsonutz, Mak Mare: wk abd otber voted Ywasicisos, were brougit to 4 clos yesterday afternoon wb a grand sacred couceri, por formed by the mammord orchoetra, anieted by chara, aesociations, &c, Ov the preceding days there bad beeo cycus performances, cvojaration, daliooa figars, dre orks 4DO other wtiractioas to call out the crows 0! Opie, Dut yesterday betog Sundsy—tne only holiday Wich working peop'e feei free to enjoy —ine maoagemen were abie to depend ou the music aloay, ani ye it wa Btimated tbat from fourteey to sixteen thousand peop': ted the grounds during the day—a larger unmbder nem were guthered oo avy day las, week, A large pro orbon of te visitere were women Kod Calidren. [ntead « eeemed that every bead of a family who demred to yive @ rare (reat to his wife apd chintrou, and every over WhO Wished to epend a pleaxant afteraoon with ix mistress, resoried pacurally aod ep rntancously t Jones’ Wood as the most uitadle and acvessinle piace o' recreation. From nine o’clock in the morpiog to seven in the evan & the steamboats Satelite aod JL. Lav wood arrives very alternate hour black with their crowds of pas wenger, and tbe Secood and Third aveuue ratlroais rai ars every ope oF two winutes, whicn arrived at tae erounds laden with peopie civstered iuside and out, HHler swarms of bees. The crowd was exoveding'y cosmopo ‘tan im its Cbaracter; although tee Cucvonic race prelo weinated, there were Irish, Eugiisb, Freacn, Spauiab iwhape, aod pernaps 4 aif dozen ober cationatiies nily represent d. Toe main entrance from the audward was besieged by an immense throne, which kept the «Ste Weepers constantly busy selling tickwts at «quarter 4 piece aud collecting them again ‘The walk from ais point to the hotel and platform erected for the musiciaus, wax \iped with lager bier stands, scattered among tue trees, from which the favorie beverage was liberally dispensed Toe platform for the musicians was located on & woudad hillock a few rods weet of the hotei, the piatform deing Dulit around tbe trees, which seemed to spring up like pillars througb the flooring, supporting verdant arcoes of bovgbe and leaves. There were gay fesoons composed of the flugs of all pations, surromndiag the plaiform and javiug pictureequely atuong the foliage. One «ad of the platform was eet apert for toe musicians, fifty or wate tn bomber, ard their instruments and monic stands which required abundance of room; tbe rest of who struc twre, which was reaxbed by three flehts of stops, was oc cupied by #8 many of the throng as could Sua room Up0s it The Tousic commenced s! three o'clock, in accordanc> with the following programme:— PaRt k 1. Ove ture, “Earyanthe,” by the mammoth orchestra.......... “a Re 2 Grapa Aria, “Cujas Ao mam,’’ from “fhe Stabat Mater,” sung by Signor Quint 8. Pregbera, fiom “i#ose in Eyitto,” arran, for the Mammoth orchestra and chorus ine Weber Rossini Rossini 4& Polym+ios, for grand orchestra..... enuer Pant 1 1, Chorale, A Firm Rock 1s our Lord,”” fall or. obietra snd chorus... Hie ° +. Lather 2 Grend Priests’ starch, from “Tl Fisuio Magico Mozart 3 Battie of Magenta, orchestra A Uager 4 Grand Halteivjan Chorus, from Handel's 0 torio of ‘fhe Messian,” arranged for the mam- moth orchestra: PART IL 1, Grend Pot Pourri, for fuli orchestra, ‘the Mugical Pelegraph”........ceeeeee eee es. Kubner 2 Grang are, “Pro Pecesty,” from “Phe Stabat Mater,” Fung by Herr Matier, accompanied by full orehe tra, steeeeeeree aoe Roasint 3 The celebrated Miserere, fron “Il Trovatore, Vardi 4, Grane Finale... Beer eeee ers ween Zatenaer w which the eb ire re-ources of the mammoth orchestra apd all the accessory aids will be brougot into reqniei- tion, Toe ‘Battle of Magenta’? was accompanied by acan. non, fired at proper intervals pear tho piatform, au! atringe of Grecreckers let Icose in & barrel, Boas to vive ap fh otive imitation of vol eys of muaketry. Atte close of the second part tie “Anvil Chorus’? was performed by request, Bod War encored must energetically, Between the parts the audience amused themeelver in meses 98 VATIONS BB their Various tastes. Noxe of the usual ecceseions of @ large concourse af people were waut- ing. There was a riding ring, woere for twenty-five crnts aren might beetride for u quarter of un bour a stabborn mule, or the orginal “donkey vot vouldn’t go? There where lotteries, where for a shilling you might be eure of winning ® prize worth two or three ceats, aod might perebance even hope, by an almost imyoasidle cast of the dice, to obtain & galvanized watch or a set of piated earrings. There 4m exbibition of the bajtte of Sol ferino to be seen ip a iitvle tent for two cents, There was a bowling alley, at ono cent x ball. There were oppor tupities tO try your skiil as a marksman, either witb @ xpring gon, or iodia rubber batis; there were sxings and whirigiga, and places “to try your weight,’ to “test your lunge,” lo “try your strength,” ana even to ascertain the power of your fist, at two ceats per biow. All these, as well as the Inger bier and re- ireebment stands, were patropized liberally, and yet there ss bariy any mavifestat on of dikorder'y conduct, and not s dropken man was to be een. The police carried eway two or three pickpockets, as they have often baa ooresion to do from fasbronabie churcbes, but otherwise the wbole affair passed off in the most quiet and reepectsbie manner. The doats and care began to be crowded cp the return trips as early as seven o’c!ork, ant by nine o'clock the grounds were eutirely cleared. ‘And so ended the grand Sunday concert at Jones’ Wood. Tue Son or THE LaTE Rev. Joun N. Marrir.— We copied the other day from the St. Louis Repub- licana notice of the death of young F. A. Maffity the youngest son of the late distinguished divine, under circumstances which we are satisfied are entirely erroneous. The young man, when but fit teen years of age, evinced a precocity of talent most unusual. He commanded at that early age a steamer running between Galveston and Houstén, in Texas; he was subsequently at the battle of Monterey, aud has been constantly dependent upon his own resources for his own maintenance. He was a young man of great spirit aud unquestiona- ble integrity. The charge alleged against him, of having perpetrated a forgery for a small amouat, is inconsistent with every circumstance connected with hin. We regret having carelessly copied the paragraph, as it might be construed into an unfriendly allusion to the Rev. Mr. Maffit, who hes been dead for more than ten years, and of whose family there are but three remaining—Mrs Lamar, wife of the former President of Tex as, and now Minister to Central America; Mrs. Dr. Alexander, of Richmond, Texas; and Lieutenant John N. Maffit, of the United States Navy, whose capacity and gallantry as an officer, and whose reputation as a gentleman, are pro: verbial in all parts of the country. Personal Intelligence. Ren. B.8 Foote and ls‘y, of Mismssipp!, are in Wasb- ington. ARRIVALS. St the Metropoitian Hove! Froneise) de Varor Megoves Montene, JW. amon er. Giro apd fh wad Hevana; ontael regom, Pedro G Ga ode. 4 Ayal, ¥ hodugul Mexico: ks o. Mo yeary, alt (orain, Ke her, BH Stoughton, UB, Limy, 7. sya, 1 woul, Co. BH, tidings, hexke From Puro Uetelo, bry Thomea K Watyou Mr and Mre Lepge, four obldren sed Uo percents of Venemunin, Doctor Balvedor Masdry of nyain, Florm eles, of France, Jnau Merdert, Warixno Cetzacella, Adolfo Hegires, Mauuel Matos, tal Ge Veeceuclig 4 family, A, our Ali tastes were piase’, aud an evidence offer "| The cbief veut ta the world of pudite amusement iaet coups of (bat Casbing mavager, Max Mareare Wop nis corps Of apbivianws be faltbfuliy fulfiled all Dis pe A eDdless enCCesAIOD Of eOtertainwents The aifsty C9594 Jemorday, wien res graud concsris were KITsn— 0 ‘bree, one at five, sod voe at seven o'clock. [a «di Fon 1 the grand orcneawa there was @ ul choral wad Orchestral force, and ihe tnest effect was given 10 the plces in the programme, which imcluiea tae “Cojo8 Ariovaw,” from Rossi's “Stabat Maver,’ aad one *Balielujab Chorus” trom (ve «Memsian ? Such @ concert, jor the merely Lom inal price of adm ssion, combined with the patural delignis of tae wood, the delicious wear, 0 the day of rest from couunuous weekly Lil, attracted Crom dH Of people Of all classes bis Concert mato en Sppropriate ciowe for @ mugorflcent uffair, which, we frost, Dae beep as profitaoie to soe Managers ag ayrecanle 10 the podite, ‘We beuro potbing new iu the operatic way, except the re eoReRrment Of Mme, Gassier by Maretzek, and an on cht that Mme Gazzin ga ie going to Kurope aimost imme Gately, Mus. Colon, they say, is studying Verdi's “Vepres Sisiiiennes.”” Mr Formos has arrived at Havr Dur there are an yot no definite accounts sou’ bis opera company. The piauo scene of Meyerbecr’s new comic opera Le Paraou de Pioermel’? bas been received by Breus'ng, and Ove of its choruses appears in last woek’s Murical Prund. \t is to re boped, ‘hougb hardly to be expecte, that the opera will be given in this city oex Winter bieyerbeer i# in London, preparing \t for Coven Garaen, where the cast will include Mme, Miolan-Car- velbo, Sguori Gerdou) and Graziani, in the principa Ps @ud in the secondary quartett Mile, Marai, Mur. Naatie-Didiée, Signor Neri Baraldi and M. Tagitafl co or M. Zeiger, ¥ereo bus mace @ sensation in the ‘Puritani”’ at Covent Garde Kouconi, now in Loudon, aeeires to revisit the United States, Mile Frezzqhini is at Newport, where ehe will give a ‘COocert on the 8ty of August, She is not yet engaged for the en uing €eason, The net protits of the Handel festival, of the last da oF which we gaye yesterday anextenced account, were Hiny thousand collars tbe Paris correspondent of the London Advertiser, writ, tog on 80 of July, taye:— That charting cancatrice, Mme. Mioian-Careaino, leaves bor hege lord, tee Virocer of cde Taeate Lyrique, and mgraiek WO the Gracd Opera, sbere sae wili nave to érent Mme, Viar’ot for colleague, Thee One siogers wih commence with Giuck's “Orynée,”” ao almost torgotien putas Orpheus wit flud a temperature ap stoach 1g 100 C OFely Wo Loe realms of Pluto, Dy wit! fail Lo a’traci y large mudiepoe At the Porte St. Mursta 1 iooked tm pightfor baf un hour, ané kaw an anxious crows ée2ing ‘repuly Dd applauding vehemently Cremicus's ever piece “La Voie Swords” Mo Cremieax, who pas ce! the town a merry dave for twelve months to the tune of “Orprée aux Kafers,” bas bit upoa the ther rome of ihe must @tir ‘ng episores of the war,’and these, by the aia of the om bist aud aCeDe palater, bave Oven worked uD {oto « Sbich combines sufficient attractions Ww draw the Vereiabs IDLO & etithog theatre where the thermo ncte ~ap%s at 40 Reavmur, Palestro, Soiferico, Magenta, Monte bello, aud ali those names familiar now as houswoold Orde. are brovght belore (be mini’s eye The landing rench troopa at Genoa, and some otber episodes, + fleet infivize creait on the ecene painter; bus toe dia. «gue M6 Of gufll ent Excelence to be worthy Of Being that «orgeous y framed. Anotner pisce d+ civ constance, entitied “Che Avetriane,”’ is DeIng represented atthe Gall Tt was #1 fret christened Les Crostee,”” but the title bas been al cred out of compliment to Kossuth, who is likely to be cote ap ally of France. The coming theatrical season in this city promises to be more exciting tban the last. The interior of the Metro” poltan theatre is now beivg entirely re-consiructed, under Mr Bourorcault’s direction The stage will be arranged »pon tbe Frepeh plan, wbich demands sufficient space above, below, ead at euch side of the scenery, as is occu. bled by the scene itself, 80 that it can be changed instan- taneously, Light comedies, ourietas and musical pieces, with @ spectacte or two, will make up the eutertainments. Those capital artists, Miss Agnes Robertsou and Mrs Jobn Wood, will lead the company, and probably Mr. Jefferson will be insluded in it. The season here will be commenced on the second of Au. eust, Laura Keene’s theatre will be opened about the geome time, Mr. George Jordau, Mr. Mark Smith, Mr. F. A. Vincent are among the new engagements here. Mr. Wallack, who will commence operations about the firet of September, adde Mr. Biake and Mr. Watcot to his compa- vy Of last year, making him very strong. Mcesrs, Fox & Lingard open the new Bowery early in September, and the oid Bowery bas been icased by Messrs. Allen & Baai face. The present is the last week of Mr. Eddy’s season at ‘Nibio’s Garden, and ou Monday next the famous Raveis re turn wich several pew artisie, and among them Mile Hen Lecurt, premiere danseuse, from Paria. The new divinity is said to be just eighteen, @ pretty girl, and 8 first rate urvet. Toe edmirers of the ballet have been withous a seperation for 60 loug, that Mademoiseile will be as wel come as Jersey peaches. There 18 voting very astoniehing gotog on in the city theatres just at present. Mr. Burton nas been drawiag very tuil houséa at Nidj0’s Garden, playing the rites which he bas acted go often, and of which the pub- lic pever seems to tire, His engegement will cose Oo Friday night next, a fact whica hie aimirers will do well to bear in m.cd. This evening he acis in two plays, “Forty Wmks’? and “Burton’s New York Directo y.”? ‘At Wallack’s theatre the new burlesque, ‘Lalia &okb,” bas been covsiderably and, we may say, con- stceraiely amended und sdbdreviated, aud guswers the mansgerial Condiios of success: it draws good houses. Mr. upd Sirs. Florence are very gogt in the priacipat yoatucters; the ecenery, music, &C, excellent, The piece sili be continued auring the week Mr, Brougham’s trama, Temptation,” will pe played with it to night. Atihe Bowery Toestre ibis evening the bill includes ibe popuier drama of “Tne Hidden Hand,” wud the farce called Wi fol Marde At the N«tional thestre the “Dream Spectre’ and “Ma. gic Pilis”? (paptomime) are up for io nignt. at Barnum’s Museum Wyman the Wizard performs every afternoon aod evening during the reek. At Woud’s Minstrels there is the usual excellent pro- gramme, with the extra attraction of the quaut Eph Horn, that agreeable resort, the Palace Garden, is a leading metropolitan attraction, A concert aud suree dansance to wight An opera and bullet troupe, which includes Mike Lucy Es- cott and part of the Renzani company, are at the Museum, Huston. Mr. Jobo Brougbam bad « venetii at tae Howard Ather um on Friday, and drew aful! bouse Tae sum- wer season at the Howard will close this week. George Chriety’s Minstrels sre at Ord way Hail, Boston, Mr, ano Mrs. Barney Williame wiilsai fcr New York, in the Persia from Liverpool, September 3 Mr. Barry Sudivau commences an engagement at Bulla- lo to night. Mr. Lave gan hae commenced the theatrical season at St. Jobo, N. B. Mr. Doflieid will manage the Mobile theatre noxt season, and is vow here making eogaements Mr, Jobn Uonnelly, agent for Mr. Maguire, manager of Moguirc’s Opera Gloure, San Francisco, intends to engage ‘an Ital an Opera company for tbat theatre. Mr, De Bar is engaging a very good company for the St. Chorles, New Orleans. He has already secured the Misses Gougeohem ond Mr. Sothern, ‘Ap origival comedy, in three acts, written by Mr, Tom Taylor, has been produced at the Haymarkes theatre. Ks Litle is “The Contested Election.” The object is to ex pose the bribery and corruption at elections, acd to ehow the motives by whidh a bribed constituency are actuates, or pretend to be. Mr. Charles Mathews performs tho cbaracter of Mr. Dodgson, and Mra, ©. Mathews ia that of Mrs, Hoveybun. The Olympic and Adelphi are both play- ing pieces by Tom Taylor. “Nine Poluts of tho Law’? at | the fivet and “The Rouse! The Home !”” at the last named | theatre. Dsawmgs of Wood, cxtiy & Co.'s Lotteries. DELAWARE, EXTRA CLASS NO. 401, JoLy 23, 1899, 65, 16, 38, 58, 45, 30, 27, 2, 4 LAWARE, ULs88 PO 42, JuLy 28, 1859. PG, 58, 5, 53, 34, 41, 46, 71, 56, 7S. 488 NO 109, JULY 23. 1859, 3, 5d, 87, 30, 40, 18, 16, 59, 73. » 34, ard, CLASS No 400. Extra, JULY 28. 1859 », 48, 25, 50, BL, 12, 54, 40, 78. WOOD, BDDLY & OV., Wilmington, Del. ay'e Phousraphis Galierim 39% and eas Broaeny, Rew Tore, and 953 Penosyivanis evens, Meaato gor. Photogeanke, dagneresorrer aad are aHepee Hotmes! New Photograph Gallery-691 Rm ay — Firet susne pict rer, on the cheap system. The poo large sizes 25 cent portrsits, ac Hering’? Patout Champion Five Work wus the Jones’ Wood fomival, one of the graainst | Coteviidatea Lowery of Lomeare FRADCE, BBOSDBENTS & GO., ‘The Legislature of the State of Leinware, at ie leat senion, barn, # We Prence, Broa thents & Oo. a lottery orntrnct tne are we the tindewgaed Uommistonees arnoinied aid bale to superininn’ the drawing of fate lottery. "tbe eb; " Serv drews Gand ee ey that the following are the oum Sussex County—C1ass No W3, JoLY 23, 1859, 54, 20, 39, 42, 27, 4, 76, 6, 30, 76, 43, 5. Guanp Consouiparen Lorrery—CLass R, JuLy 23. 1859. 62, 30, 41, 53, 47, 15, 11, 71, 65, 78, 7, 72, 76. day, ihe 23d day of July 1859 y LER, © ALFsED Rw WUT RN {o> FaabOK, BROA! BENTH & 09, __ Wilaaingion, Leisware, Halr—Ite Diseases, Full, Chang: 2 of Color, | aod 'e embellighmert wested » 6) Twolttb wtreet, weal side and moar rox ~~ mt Bevoneiors Aiair Oye, Wigs and Toapecs= be coat ip the world, surpeming ali made Gold and saplied site Toanafaowses WAS Stoney “ i w the Best and on oy Sold Oy all arag, Kerusene On. 4 toll ofthe iavoriie oll oaa mow behead Color, tight \omon. tt free trom all mpurtes My AURTENS agents, $5 Pesri aree, B. ¥. uptore Cures Oy Maren & Cu.’s Radical are Wis. They also key sila elaatio stockings tor varicose Yetoe supporters ané sboulder braces, ‘tnetrdsaents for de Singer's Sewing Machines. PAIUFS GtesTLY BEDTCED. For sil borer theese machines are un- equalled. Tbe, araca |e of doing more work, and earning wore money th+n apy ober machine Tun NeW Fe ¥ MACHINES, At $50 and $75, bave become a neceusity wherever ther are koown. LM SinGee & UO., 453 sroadway, Caterrh Cured without Fall—By the New discovery of Dr U. BUW a a HALL lung physiolaa, sullatei Nichocas ootel NY. for one or (ws days looger, Bours fom 1l102P a Consultation free; cure certain. Stanley's Chess— At taut ches ro me 149 Fult-n street, snd trimmings for sale. Pye Cristedoro’s Hair Bye, Wigs and Youpers— the beat fa the world, wholesale and retail wad the dye pri wetel» applied, at 06 sstor i ouse. Porenological (xemiuation te lepts. cefeots gd proper pursuit, m: FOW LAS & Whius', 408 Srondway Showing the be OBtained dally a Kennedy's Medica) Discovery ts Warranted cure wero u's eryetpelna saitrteum, scald bead, ulcerate* core legs. For eale by all druggist The Best Sprin, Red tn Hxstence—tower “Wipe. at from $8 St 378 Broadway. Call aud see it 500 All Linen Coat)—Cnotce for 75 Cente; 1,€00 eummer coste, chtoe for $i 2,000 Alpeca Coass—Splendid Assortment, $. 50 w $3. worth $5 to $6 3,000 Marseille: V-ats—Cholce 75 Cents; 1,000 duck coats, beautifully made $1 50. 3,000 Linen and Marsetitcs Pants, $1 to §1 25; fine sipace, drap d’ete, white duck. Italien cloh &e 10 coats, pacts and vests, cell xg at about heif prise wo humbug. At US GRUOT’S ak Bal), 8¢ and 86 Fulton street Holloway’s Ointment and Ptiis.— White cancerous escrovulous and eruptive ciaesses are being eradt cuted by the powerful action of the ointaent, tha pilia will be found useful in earrying off inward impurities." suld wt 80 Maiden lane, N. ¥. Round Hill Water Cure, Northampton, prey ere nature is clothed in h«r mostartractiv= gard and woods, glens, brookr and dowarw. each onte.butes its part wo moke ound Hill a desigbttul spot tor all.’"—Home Jouroal, Wonderful Restorauon of Kyesight and beuitog of the sick, by Madame DUBOIS, ope 0: the clairvoyant physicians now hiviog Lan be found at room Be. 5 Union pirce hotel, Fourteento street corner of Hroad way. ‘Une afflicted are invited to csi! as unquestionad ® pera nal tes: net an a bascured can beseen = Uffive hours, 93; The Eureka Shuttle Sewing Mochines.— Price 50e. Office 439 Broadway. Ageats wanted. Address D. J. Levy, general superinten Married. Kixc—Baswer.—On Weduerday, April 13, in this city, by the Rev. Father Clowry, Dr. GuoxaaS Kina, of Wash: ington City, to ADELE Manis, daughier of Prof. A. Basect, ot New York. Died. AypREWws.—On Saturday, July 23, at Tarrytown, Geacz L, wife of Henry L. Andrews, in the 26th yoarof ber age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom ber late residence, in Tarrytown, this (Monday) afternoon, at four o’ciook. ACKER.—On Sunday, July 24, atthe residence of her 800, Samuel 8, Acker, No. 262 Second street, MaRTHA S , relict of the late Peter Acker, in the 80th year of ner age. The relatives and friends of the tamily, aod of her sous, Kben. 8. and Samuel 3. Acker, sigo ner sous-in-iaw, Jef: ferson Murray and Wim. H. Haight, and the members of Maubaitan Chapter No. 40. U. A., are reapectfaily iuvitea wo aitena ber funeral, a the Metiodiat Episcopal church, in Second surect, dctwean avepues Cand D, on Cucsday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Hor remaing will bo taken to Cypress Hilis Cemetery for in- terment. Sing Sing and 8t. Louis papers please copy. Bakek —Un Sunday, Juiy 24, of consumption, ALBANY BakgR, mariner, aged 69 years, formerly of Newcastic on- | Tyne, England. The reistives aad friends of ihe family, also the friends of bis ron, George C. A. Baker, and ths members of Geo. Wasuington Locge 255, and amity Chapter 160 R A. M., ATO Pebpectiuny Vive? Ww Miverd the funeral, from nis iste reeidence, No, 210 Varick street, ou Tuesday after- noon, at two o'clock. London and Liverpool papers please copy. Bown —Ou Sunday morning, July 24, srs, Buz Box, wile of David Sond, in tae 54a year of ner age, of dis- euge 1 tbe bert, The friepde and relatives of the family ure respectfully invied w attend the funeral, from her jate reeiaeace, No. 53 Curmine street, oo Tuesoay#afternovn, ab one o'clock; sizo the Memvers of the Freemasons’ Association, iste Freemasous’ Lovge No. 3, without furtoer nowwe. Biemow.—vo Sunday, a5 A.M, July 2, M. E.R. Bickiow, daugater of J. A. ana M. a, E. Bigelow, aged 7 monihs ANG 27 days. The (uueral wili take place this (Mooday) afternoon, at \bree o'clock, at No. 177 Saat Bioaa way CakhiGaN —Oo caturday, July 23, Mrs. LUKE, wile of Mr. Luke Usrr'gap, a native of Kiosale, county vork, Ire wand, aged 32 years. The inends end acquaintances are respectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, also those of her father, Deouis Deasy, brother John Deaey, wad brother in law, Edmond Carrigen, frum the res.depce of ner husbaad, No. 291 Front street, this (Mouday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, Caxp.—Ib Witiamwebdurg, on Saturday, July 16, at the residence of ber sister, ANN Mania Cako, daughter of Ed- mond Woodrom, aged 27 years, 6 mouths and 6 days Her remains were interred in Ricevuie, Monmouth county, N. J , on the 18h, The eye 18 dim, the lovely eye, That beam’d eo fondly on us here; Sealed up in death the auxioug sign, No more becewed it with a tear, Chaneaville papers please copy. Cox.—On Savurday, July 23, Witttast Apotrs, eldest # on of George E. and Henritia W. Cox, iu the éta yearof = pig age. eohe frienas of the family are reepecifully invited & , at. tend the funeral, from tbe reeideove of his parents, ‘No, | 420 Fast Seventieth atreet, this (Monday) aiternou’ 4, at two o’ci00k Dowss —At Melrose, Westchester county, on Sv aday, July 24, ata quarter to one ovlock P. M., Skaz CO owss, aged #8 yeure and 12 days Tne fuueral will take piace on Tuesday aftern threeo’ciock. The relatives and frieuas oF sae fac atiy ‘are reepecttuls inviied to atwend, without fartber nou se The Hariem boats leave Peck slip and Lenthatrect, “at 14; o’olook P.M. FacRy —On Saturday, July 23, James Facey, , aged 65 years, & native of county Armagh, Iretaud The friends aud reimtives of the family are’ neited to attend the funeral from his late resnieaoe, N 9 28 Rast Twenty fourta street, this (Monday) alterao0 9, at tures o'clock, His remains wil be interred at 3. P grick’s Ow thedral. HOLDEN —On Sunday afternoon, July 24,¢ g cholera ia- fanium, Baweite Faity, ouly coud of Coane, ¥. and Lucy F. Boloen, aged 14 weeks. Joaxerons —Oo Sunday, Joly 24, Array after a short ines, aged 40 years. Hie died in tae full faitu of tae Lord Jesu’ 5 Christ, The friends and acquaintavces are resp setiuily invited to atvend the funeral, from Centenary Me po iat Kissy ol church, corner of Jay and Jobusion st poets, Beosulyn this (Monday) afternoon. at half past ene ovbion 7 Jim aksos ~Oo Saiurday, July 3. the 200m year of her age, ANGRUNK, dauguier oF V. 3. @ 44 Gioanor J-muer- zon. The friencs and relatives of the fa abu members of the ES Soow 30 gai Goion No. 1, ant the Order iu generai, are sespest guily invited to atiend the funeral, wt the residence of BF y yarents, No 200 Fuel. street, this (Monday) afervooa, yr two o'oinck Joxzs —-On Saturday, July 2s attor along and severe fees, Mrs. MAXGAKET JONES, ! 9 the doth year of Ber age. Toe friencs and rolauives Of he fumily are Ingitet 10 at- tond the fuverat, from her la » repiaouce, No 47 Malovery etreet, ibis (Monday) after soon, at hall past two O'clook. Wirconsin papers pinase Lyon —at Goppangs, I ea, caugbier of Wm montbs avd 2 days. funeral #1" to" ce pinco this (vnday) afternoon, at four o'clock WARRELL ~ On Ubersday, Jaly 21, Joan J. Merasus, of copsompey s,, in hiv, 20cb year, His rer air's were interred in Greenwood Cemerery. on, at ® Jouystoxs, Mily, also the officers y , oa Saturday, July 28, Buea, and Mary J. Lyon, eged 2 years, 6 ane burglar proof anfea Wi Broadway, oeraer of Murray reat, N.Y. Weeds Par Femiiy Sewing Machine w npie Price 360. Office 477 Bronasay Grover & Baker's Cele bested NUISRLESG PA MILY SEWiSG NACBIRRS, AT BSA CORD PRL eS Pe~porarily aw 501 4.040 8 2% ¥ NTU $0 499 fe & few Carte WARE 9 0y y morbing, a8 o'clock, MagGaRse MAbr gp eped 43 months and 23 daya, “ne peutrees ava trienas O the famtiy are favited to “aeud whe fucera, from her father’s readeuce, No. 60% Gorapd treet, this (Monday) aftorncon, a tao o'clock wit jy Toirsday, Juty 22. FRASKUN Lawaevca, oly eo of George J. and Hlecrietla Miler, agoa d sears, 8 monthe and 26 daye, Muszx —Succen'y,; in Brovklys, on Sunday, July $4, ee The Drawings of the Sussex Cty and | ;,., Pipers our bands, st Wimington, Delaware, this Sature 5 9 Seloved wie of George Miller, aged 37 ¥. monte and 13 days. The reiatives an. friends of the family are IDvited vo attend tne , “wera, this (Monday) af ernvoe, three o'clock, from be.” 'te reridence, Monroe ate Dear Nostrand avenue, #{t, out furthar tavication BURLAY —On Sainrday ove WDE, July 28, of con ump on, Mire, Mumkay, wite of Jam 8 Murray The fiends of ber father, ana’ those of her unole, the Rev Dr MeDocagb, ana der uncte.*, David, Micnael and Theodore Kel'y, ars rexpecr{ully toy, Wd to aitend oer fa bers}, Suis. (as oee) &leroued mtwo 0’00ck, from tae residence of Der father, Daniel Kelly, No. 48! Waaniagion eet MURPHY —On Sunday, Jniy 24, io the S40 year of ber age, 410K M Muxrsy, of the city of Limerica, (retand, The friends und acqvaimtapces are reepeot Vly avited to attend the funeral, from her late resiteoce, No 244 Eset Fourteenth street, ‘thig (Monday) afternoo,*, twa O’c'ovk. Limerick paper please cacy O'Nent —On Sunday, Juty 24, Tuomas, aon of . ‘ames and App O'Neill, ged 1 year wud 8 montos The friends and relatives are requested to attend the faneral, at toe reeidence of bis parents, No 293 W vat Thirty: sixth street, this (Monday) sfernoon, at bal’ paw one o'clock, witbout furtoer invitation. Prrcasnp.—Un Sunday, July 24, Many IpA, on'y daugh- ter of Chae. and Catharine Anw PencRard, aged 1 yuar, & | months and 24 days. The relatives and friends ere requested to attend the fa Dera, from the reaidence No 633¢ West Teoth street, thu ; (Mondsy) evening, sever o'clock « Tacos? —To this city, 9 Suturday movning, Juty 23, fume Ronamow, infant daughter of Churitte 4. aod ?, ogeart Wricht —On Sunday, Juty 24, um &, widow of the late Robert L Wright, in the 320 yeas’ of ber age The friencs are trvited to axtend be" funeral, this (Mom As two O'clock, from LYwF ate resideaoe, ret Wirre —On Sunday, July 24) kane reve, child of Jobp H. and Mabilde Witte, nye’ b your. The friends and reletives of th family ero reupsoum ly invited to attend the funeral, withont furtter invraune, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o’ciock, tram No. 18% Franklin street ‘Wis, —In this city, on Sunday, Jal 24, Mama E., wite of Jobo J. Wise, in ber 363 year Her rema‘ns will be taken to Peon Yan, Yaves county, for interment, by way of Er‘e ratiroad, Albany papers please copy. 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