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

ne Brondwoy Tragedy. CONDITION OF Miss STEWART AND MK. MACDONALD — HisPoRY OF VikGINia STEWART—HER MOPSER'S BTATBMANT, EVO: ‘The late tragic affair at the Brandreth House continues to ocoupy # great deal of public attention, and much inte- ‘eet ia felt in the faie of the unfortunate woman now lying ‘at the New York Hospital, Hundreds of citizens, including many officials, called w see the dying woman yesterday, Among the pumber of visiters were Marshal Rynders, Corover O'Keeffe, and a whole host of medical men. Duriog ‘the forenoon an attempt wes made to bold ap ante-mortem examination, but the patient was found to be wandering yo her mind, and the idea was given up. She continued Ansensible all day, and imagined herself in Richmond, Vir- gious, Her mother arrived bere from Boston yeater" @ay, sod was unremitting in ber attentions to the ‘voun‘ied. One of the witnesses who was in company ‘with Migs Stewart when she was shot disappeared yester- Gay, and it is feared she will not be presens to toatify in the case. Macdonald still remains coufived in the Murderers’ Cor- ridor at the Tombs. Yeeterdsy he had some symptoms of delirium tremens, but the Prison Physician, Dr. Covil, Succeeded im cnecking the attack, and jast jing the roger was doing well. Macdonald is attended by one of 6 waiters from the Metrop>imn Hotel, ana wants for Dotbing that can add comfort cr relief to his situation. We understand be bas eugaged two of the mos neat Jawy ort inthe city as cours: epared to make out a good case for the defence At baif pest nine o'clock tast vigat our reporter aga'n ‘Vieited the City Howpita!, where, tarough the coartesy of be gentlemanly ana efficient Huse Surgeon, Dr. Quinby, he was granted an interview with Mre. Johanna Uptoa, “the wother of Virginia Siewert, The ol spectable looking, spout fi’ty or fifty five years of age, aad b ideptly Occupied @ quod position in society. Shes exceedipgly troubied about uer un‘ortucate aad err davgbter, and tbe only bope she exprerses 18 that i- devce may grant per afew days of life i: order to give ber sp opportuvity of revwatiog The following will be found a verbatim report of the statement mate to our re porter by Mis. Upton: — STATEMENT OF THE MOTHER My name is Jobaons Upto; | resite at No 23 Napier reset, Boston, aod am to tho grocery business; widow, was married twice and have four childreu dos. ‘Virginia—teo litle 8 and two little girls; my first ‘busoand’s name wi wart, my second Upton; of the former marriage Vi a was the issue; | Gere been a ‘widow goiug 00 four years, up to the t.ne.ae was sixteen ie Of age she was a very good and lent chili; she lof: Boeton with ap old iady and eatowman pamed Perry, who adopted ber as their child; they bronght ber to Sorivgdeld, and, baving stayed there for eome time, they w awe to New Yor! rote to me during her id come home; she came ome to Borton in toree years after ebe had left me to see me, atd uid the oid couple were ving yet, bat chat as Bon a8 \bey would be dead she would como home aad lady is quite rs seo me, when I 8be told me yes, sbe bad been, aud showed me thie (Macdensld’s) likeness, wuh be name Fett m ortly eter to come pack w New ¥ Thave bad lettera from her since, ouce iam while; the fest let:er {bad from ber ahe was in Mobile; Macdonald ‘came to Boston on Friday last and came to my house; he ‘teid be was looking for my daughter, he asked me if [ Dad 4 davgbter liviwg Sourd, and I rep'ied that I was not Obliyed to tett my butioess to strangers, as I did not kaow ‘who be was; he said be was my daugbler’s particular friece; Leute [did vos know any triends just vow—that ‘bad few of them; he said be was a friend,and be wouid prove ope tome; be then tod be wa, my daugnter’s usband; T asked fim why he ha? come to my house, ano suid | was a widow, try vg to bring up my children Seepeotably, wud 1¢id pot koow auytaing about strange weutiomen: he toca ssid he was ricd io ber three yeure, 400g Ov four—tha soe w good woman, as Bood Se ever was, and be began to ery; Unsid “what te the ? be uid he had been deming, wad that t him to drivk at ail, and toat th treudle they ‘ever bad between them; that e#hen he did driok he used harsh wor towards her, he arkuowle?gd tbat he was to clame. and gald tbat if [would ouiy come on to New York, and try avd mood mavere everything would go on well; [ eaid [ wou!d do ro but for my Mnsie girl, who Was very nd. Tcouid not leave her; be ssid he would pay me if [ would come op with bim; I told bim I wanted no pay, that I ahou'd take care of my family, but that I would do any- ‘thing ¢lee 10 wy power for bic; I begged of ym not to ‘Oripk apy more, abd made a cop of tea for him, watch he drask;, Itben sent fe back to which he went to his boarding nouse-. Revere House; I promised to call on htm Ob Friday morning at the Revere House; I cid call, butne ‘was roti; snortly alter I reached home he cume w and ackea’ me if i bad beard from my daughter said I bed pot, and that [ did pot anderstand hi to Boston and leaviog his wife in New York, aa b was; be war perfectiy sober then, aad started for York ‘Dy the evening train; my secoud husbavd (Upton) died four ars ago the 26th of this gsonth; op arriving in New en Leptered the hospital apd saw my upforia- gbter, ebe recogoized me at once, and asked me bow Lana ber sisters aud brotbers were; oo my askiag ber bow she felt, she repted «I nave wsick headache and a sick stomach, and that ig all;” duriog alfthe tima ghe was away from me [ bad no idea of the life she was feading. . Durirg the recitel of the above narrative the afllicted Indy wept bitterly, aod appeared bowed down with the load of grief which ber wretched child had burthened her with. Police Intelligence. Gop at $18 rer Pound —Dr. Bankinson, alias Bland, o No. 76 West Thirtrenth atrect, was taken into custoty by detective policeman Farley, on charge of swindling o ‘couptry dentist out of $50 by means of false pretences. ‘The doctor, it appears, advertises to sell gold for dental purposes at the very reasonable rate of $18 per pound. ‘The metal was werranted pure and unalloyed, Xt for coin- ing purposes froma gold doliar up to a doadle eagle. ‘Not naving avy doubts as to the geuuineaces of the art- cle, the covatryman snoounced his ‘ntentioo of taking three pouncs of the metal, aud banded tne doctor $59 on account Toe devtist was asked to call the following dey, when the gold’ would be reaty, bat through some inad- -vertency ov tbe part of the doctor the previous meta! was pot fortbcomiog. Anotber day passed away, and loc tor had to excuse bimeeif for not having the article ready. Finaily the centist got tired of ruaoing up to Chietventh Street every day , and asa ‘ast resort called upon officer Far- foilowed by 4 search of the doctor’s pre- in some singular diecoverios, Love 8, quack mediciags, and a varic- jawed w work miracles in ng happy marriages, and securing perpetosl youth, + pund scattered arouud the office in lldirectiont some ci:culars which were discovered the rubbieb assured the pubhs tbat for the email sum of ‘one doi'ar the pbilanubroptc doctor would send to any city in we United Sta’es, free of postage, his far famed elixir ‘of Wife, which was upfailing in ite effects to make the old young ard prolong life for aceatury or more Dr. diand ‘was detained for examipation. ‘Tor Pater Funke Sm. Ative —Valentine Wood, a gen. fleman of speculative character, from the rural Oisiricts, stepped into the eli kauown Poter Fonk establishment, No. 80 Broadway, yesterday, BD thought be diwcovered a d+40 bargain ta @ gold watch that was ‘ gowg, going,” for $8. A looker on said the repeater was worth $40, #nd if Valentine would only step ye corper be could easily diepose of it for $20. stion was purely dieioterested, and the country man was st liberty to use bis own discretion in the matter tine did use bis own jacgment, bought the Wa'ch, aod was swindied out ot $760 etter the most ap- proved fashion. The victim applied to Justice Connolly for relief, and an officer was despatched in search of the auc. t oneer. 4 Vier or Mispiacep ConripeNce.—Isabells Hamm left ber trunk, conteinieg $123 worth of clothing and jewelry, tn care of a friend of hers named Mary Dowling, ata bourding house in Washington street. Daring the absence of Mits Hamm in Philadeipnia, her track was broven open and rodhed of i's contents. Spe looked to Wis+ Dow ing for the safety of the property, and prayed abat the lutter might be arrested aud held to answer, Juttice Oonpolly graoted a warrant Cauxce oF Rag —Ieaac 8. Carpenter, of Newburg, was brovga: before Justice Quackenbush, at the Jefferson Mar. kit Police Court, a few days ago, on a charge of rape, preferred against him by Sagan Jane fice, a member of the Cormive atieet Preebyterian cburch, and held to bail ip the sum of $2,000 to ant Uhe defendant says the con plaint bas been got up aga‘nat him for the purpose of eutortipg mon+y, and feels sanguine of being able to prove bis innocence When toe mater cemes up for flaal adjudi- eaton Snot ny A PouiceMaN.—Jamss MoGiinn, a resident ofthe Eighteenth ward, was shot in the leg yesterday by police- man Didway, whie trying to make his escape from the custody of the oflicer. Tne fugitive ran exceedingly well efter the shot was fired aod would have made bis escape ia 8 bout bad vot arsistance beea renderc the officer by one of bis comrades. fhe charge against the prisoner ‘ws assault and battery, but inaemuch as the complataact fatled to appear to prosecute, the magistrate felt compelled to cwobarge the accused. Constavcnive Laxceny.—William Wegner, a young man about eighteen years old, induced Benjamin ©. Dale, of 207 Greenw'ch etrect, to part with a piece of carpet worth $20, by represeatatioas which were not exactiy legal. The carpet was put down in Wagner's office, No Meiden lane, but soon afterwards found its way toa #econd hand store, where it was sold at a reduction of $16 for cast, The prisoner was brought before Justice Con- Bolly and committed for trial. Ratner Snap Work.—Yeeter¢ay morning Mr. Thomas Gardner bad his pocketbook mysteriously taken from a ‘Counter in bis store, No. 243 Broadway. He had Iaia it down tor @ moment,and had bardly turned bis back ‘When it disappeared. He was ata loses to know whom to Buspect, as he could not believe aoy one in the establish. Ment could have been guilty of the theft. he book con- tained $1,000 sm one hundred doliar bills on tue Broadway Bark, acd $100 in five doliar bills on the Importers’ and Traders’ Bank. Finding that be could get no trace of ths thief, he caited upon aa ciloer of the City all Polioe mation Court, who took ¢! rin band, aud fually arrested one of the clerks nameo Fioya P. 'Gorow an i powders, charms, 4y of articles, ail cal of curixg the sick, being the guilty party He at first dooied ail knowledge of the | Maoney, but Snally confesved bavi and three dollars were recovered” ee oo nrearee Spruce street, and four hundred and ninety five dollars bad been ceporited in the Seamen’a Savings B. committed by Alderman Brady in dotauit of 81,090 ball fo anewer the charge of grand iarcuay. “Naval Lovelligence. Lieut, Jobo McCullom has vy fap officer in the United Biates t oy. ryt ee aries Lieut. James @ Rochelle has been ordered report duty on board the United Siates steamer Fultoa. see TENTS AEA PS SO a ee Store in | The Public Health, CONCLUSION OF A N&W CONTRACT FOR RE1OV)N OFFAL AND DEAD ANIMALS—ARRIVAL OF VESSELS FROM INFBOTSD PORTS, ETC. There was a meeting of the Commissioners of Health yesterday at the Mayor's Office, at which all the members ‘were present, city, ‘cuted an instrument diapoaing of ber feai apd personal estas, 10 trust to Rutger B. Willer, Jr certain concitions. By inquiry at the 's offloe, we were Shown such an tnetrumoent, which was preteoted for record va the 20b, naviog beou viously recorded ip the Cierk’. office of the county of = Commnioioiee Conners. reporter that the Special Com- | Previa" 1@ position occupied by the lady €¢ appointed to make arrangements for the removal | whose name is signed to this Paper, and the publo natare of offal +nd desd animals rom the city, received various | Ff some of tho bequests, nauces us to publish the docu offers from 4 t partion to do the work, and that tnoy | ! ent as it appears on the record:. Ia doing so, we have © lowed 06 neerly a8 possible the original copy :— Tn the name of God, Aen, on Wheres, I, Biandina Dudley, of the city of Albany, Stat of New York, in contempiation of the time appolated for all livizg to change thia world for the world to come, bave deemed it no lees a duty than the lawful gratilloa- v Of m rational desire, so to regulate the msnagement avd distribution cf my estate, as to travsmit my name 2 . peaeerty to my family, in the manner hereiafter Prow, therefore, Kuow all men have eptered into « contract with John Green to perform this service on the terms vf {9,000 4 year,ty be pra monthly in payments of $7" °«oh, his being the lowest offer which was made. 71 votract was entered into ‘subject to tie Comm: Council, and may be broken up oa twenty-f ur hours by ve Comminaioners of Aeaith. In cage dead apimais are left six hours, without being re- moved, in apy part of the city, the City Inspector will ees end, be ai | berty to have them removed at the expouse of the y these presents, cortvsotor.” The pler ‘rom whence th offal 1s to be re | HY, Sforesald, conscious of the reotiiude ° lyipg upon Divine power for aid and do mosee by Mr. Green is 40 Norta river, and not 45 Eset | Bereby declare and direst, that all former , Wille, testaments and powers whatsoever, heretofore made by me, shail be, and they are hereby, sacced, Sranmneon: and anbulled, and my faithful and trasty servant, Willem A. Deitz, js hereby empowered and directed as my agent tw coliect ail moneys due and to grow due, for and vu ac- count of any rents, interest or dividends, aecrued or ac- crulpg upon apy leases, stocks, bonds or securities, belong- ig 10 me, accounting for the same by a quarwriy ae o- tm nt, and oispesing of the same in the manoer specified in be following schedule, which is to be deemed part and Perce) of these presente>— And these presente co further witness that in considera. tion of natural affection, and in token of respect for the memory of my father, from whom I inberit my eatate, being induced by the desire to perpetuate his Bame and my own, by the transmission of the awe to my lin:al descendants, bearing the names of Rube ger, Jeecker and Biandina Dudiey; and Ibave heretofore snd herein fy ane for all j claims upon my , Ido hereby, tn coasiue- ration of all the prewises, gran: and convey, ia trust, unto the namesake of my father, Rutger Bleecker Miller, Juctor, ton approved by th Board, a the Oxy Laspectse rested a and the Inspector to -cbeiude tbe contract” oe Teer the Beslth Offlcer reported the arrival of the barks Cornelia and Western, and ships Nathanic! Ward aod Mar tha Thompton spd the brig Zone, all fom Havans. — Be Stored’ tole dunes five days at Quarantixe © they will be permitted to come up and discharge in the ne ighbortood of Eilts Island by means of hters. He also reported the arrival at Qiarautine of the barks Abert 4 Fisber end Iadian Queen, both from Matanzas, end the echooner Abbey Wataon from Neuvites, aud brig ‘Siork from St. Jago. _ All these veasels were reatricted wit to lend her passengers at the foot of Th cnet without deiay, as sbe only lay in the harbor of Havana ‘witbout being up at the city, No other businees came up, and the Board thea adjourn- ed tii] Wednesday next at noon, STATEMENT OF THE WORK OF THE WARDS FOR THE Upon condition that he assumes the father, WERK EXDING SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1859. Rutger Bleecker, which bas pa IY for’ want of ae Men Loads Amount | male descendants of his one undivided half of my Yards. emp’ work, @f-dirt. — paid. | real and personal estate, to be held by him during his nat- 1 ex 756 $325 3234 | ural life, in trust, for his legal representatives, subject 9 29; 884 116 1434 | to the conditions and limitations contained in these pre- 23 = Bbg 76k 257 93 | ents. pty 66% ool 198 4636 And in further coveideration of the promises, I do here- 14 50g 744 228 30° by graut and convey, in trust, for my namesake and 19 82% 626 270 1134 | grend-viece, Blandina Dudley Miller, the rest and residuo 16 8635 162 272 65 Of my estate, unto said Rutger Bleecker Miller, Junior, and 16 129% 716 261 063¢ | bis eucceraors, in trust, to one-half of the income 16 74% 876-290 68 therrof to said Biandina, semi-annually, during her life, jor Ca — — ‘and at ber decease io convey the principal to ber legal re 29 =118% = 763.825. 89 | preeertatives, subject to the conditious and limitations 4 19 252 = 88. 50 | contained in these presents: Provided, nevertheless, 29° 107K = TIL 848 9634 | that the real ostute hereby conveyed, in trust, 1% 609 = 244.19 | shell not be sold, except by order ‘of the Su = — — = preme Court of the State of New York, certifywg 2 104 1,185 = 421 50 | the expediency of such eale for the purposes of this trusi % 108 1,802 408 8834 | Tho following schedule contains the cou ditions and provi. 4 | slows to detail subject to which there presents are here! 22 9634 1,225 467 60 | declared to be made, to wit:— * uh 192% 1,200 427 75 1. From my annual income, which shall be collected 212% 770808 8734 | by my agent, William A. Deitz, and deposited to my credit, — —~ -——= —— | subject to my draft, in one of the bapks of the eity Totalr... «a+. 344 1,430 14,560 $5,405 9834 | Albany, for the purposes herein specified, shall be paid #Claned by special contract a)] taxes, nescesmenis and charges itaposed by law. — 2 The annuity of $600 to Miss Cathariae M. Crooke, Military Affairs. as provided by the will of my beloved husband, Oharles E. Dudley, in addition to the use of the house and lot, and DELIVERY OF TH#® KMS OF THE TWEL! > Writ REGI- | pow in the Eplecopal church, now occupied by sald Oatha- MENT TO THR STATE AUPHORITIES. The late Two'fth regiment, under the command or tice Wilaas: Coach tbe Depkew ed mid Gotacioes Colonel J. C, Cocks, accompanied by Sheltoa’s Cornet | «ubject to her ure during her natural life. 3. My surplus income, after deducting $5,000 a year {or my personal and household expenses, out of which a salary of $1,(00 a year is to be paid to William A. Deits ‘or big services, shall be applied to the payment of the principal and intercat of my debts, amounting in all to about $25,000, for the immediate payment of which I uoreby eutborize a loan to be secured on my real estate, payable witbin ten years from this date, 4, As an additional charge wpon my estate, payable witbin one year after my decease, I heroby direct $5,000 10 be paid to the Commen: Covneil of the city of albany, tbe interest of which shall be aunually applied to relieve he suffering poor of the city—and the like um of $5.000 is Bard, paraded yeeterdsy afternoon, in fall uolform, for the purpote of deliveriog up their arms to the State, pur tusnt to orders from the Commander-in-Chief (Governor Morgan), the particulars of which have already been pub Isbed in the Bxrazp, The regimental line was formed in Broome street, right resting on Broadway, at half past two o'clock P. M. "They then marched down Broadway to the Park, where they were reviewed by Mavor Tiemano ano a large delegation of the Common Council Phe trons nvmbered ose bunared and ninety men. he flage on the City Hali were flung t the breeze, and at least four Ubougand spectators Present Mayor Temtnn and Colonel Cocks mado eches. The review teminated by the spectators giviog three cheers for the troops, and “three groans” for General Sandford. The troop: then proceeded down Broadway to Wall atrect, and then to the ferry, where they crossea over to Brooxlyn. Op arriving in Brookiyn, the regiment, preceded by the band, marched tothe City Hall, where they were reviewed by Mayor Powell and several aldermen. A large number of spectators were present, who frequently applauded the military, who per! ed a number of evolutions in a mas ner equal to any of the best regiments in the State. They then ee lown Myrtie aveaue to the Arsenal, ani 5 Tomy niece, Mrs. Sarah Tibbits, I present the por- traits of wy hes! and of myself ; to my nieoe, Mra. Geans, my tea-kadde ;.to Mra. James Neilson, my tea tray, marked 8.8. B.; to my niece, Mrs. Seymour, my coffee pot ; to my nephew, John B Miller, my silver teak- a to George M., 80n of Jonn B. Tibbits, my Elgin marbles. In testimony whereof, { have hereunto affixed my seal and subscribed my pame. at Albany, this cleventn day of Juiy, Anno Domino, one thousaod eight bundred proceeding to the upper ball, marched down by compa- | und fity-nive. BLANDINA DUDLEY. [Seal.] Dies and gave up their arms to the Acting Commissary In the presence of Rutger B. Miller. General, After these proceedings the band struck up | Siate of ew York, Oneida Ob., 4 On the 10th day of Gal Columbia,” “Avid Lang Syne,” ‘Star Spengied | July, 1809, before mo came Rutger 8. Miller, to me kaa, Banner,” “The Girl I Lett Bebind Me,” &c. A number of old fashioned muskets, brought by one of Adams ex press wagons, were also given up, aod the regiment marched without arms down Myrtle avenue to Washing. top, Prospect and Fulton streets to the ferry. They at- tracted a great deal of attention along the line of their march. Although the Twelfth are no longer connected with the State troops they will continue as an independent battalion and lay their grievances before the next Legislature. EXCURSION OF COMPANY F, WASHINGTON GREYS. ‘This well disciplined company, under the command o Captain Leander Buck, have completed thelr arrangements for their trip to Niegara, Montreal and Boston. They wit lesve this city on the let of August, by the 6A. M. traio on the New York and Erie Raliroad, arriving at Buffalo at 9:30 P. M., where they will be received by Company 0, Seventy fourth regiment, Captain Wm, F. Rogers, and es: corted to the American otel. On Lucaday the company ‘will leave Buffalo inthe 1 P.M train for Niagara Fails, accompanied by their escort, resobiog there at 2 P. M. ‘They will quarter at the Cataract House. On Wednestay they will proceed to Lewiston, and there take the boat for and being by me duly sworn, testified that: be resided in the county of Oneida that he knows Biandipa Dudley, the gravtor in the within deed; that he saw-ber execute and ackvowleége tbe same as ber deed by that; at the same Lume he became a subseribing witness thereto. WILLIAM J. BACON, Juatice of Supreme Court, Onctda County Clerk's Ofice, 33 :—Recorded Jaly 19, 1869, at two o'clock P. M. J. E BULBERT, Clerk. By Ricnakp P, Eagan; Deputy Clerk. Received, July 20, 1659, 9 A. M. We bear incidentally, though upon good authority, that the valicity of this inptrument will hecome the subject of judicial inquiry, and that messures.will be taken to set uside. It ie said that bis. Dudiey denies her having ex. excuted sucb a paper. The young gentiemsn in whose name this trust is execu ted ir the son of the subscribing witness, at whose instance Mrs. Dudiey says she affixed to it her signature, under the svpposition that she was executing a power of attoraey autborizing the adjustment of some dificulties growing out of the Dudley Observatory controversy. ‘The fect that such an instrument should bave been ob- tained without the knowledge of her basiness agent, Mr. Netz, in whom Mrs. Ducley bas always reposed tne most imphicit confidence; that it was not executed and acknow- ieged by her before a competent persom in Albany, but ‘Toronto. After remaiping ‘here three or four hours they will proceed to Montreal via Ogdensburg, reaching wat place at about 7% P.M. At this place they will quarter fat the Montreal House. On Friday morning they depart by railroad for Boston via Rouse’s Point, Montpelier, Con: cord and Lowell, arriving there at nigtt, where they will be received by Companies B and D cf the Second regi ment, Captains Edward Pear! and Thos. L. D. Perktos, At thie place they will quarter at the American House, and on Saturday evening they will return home via the Fall River route. The trip is one of some magnitude, avd will Bo doubt be one of great pleasure to those who may have the good fortune to participate in it. by the witness in another ctty; that her legal adviser had no knowledge of it, and that it was not piaced upon record until a demand was mace upon Mr, Miller for a copy— affords apparent reason for the beliet that sho did ot intend to meke euch a disposition of her estate, or to do it in such @ manner, ‘Some two years ago, by will, Mrs. Dudley provided for the distribution of ber property at her ducesso. Io March last abe became, as it was, her own executor, acticiputiog het decease, and giving to many of the persons named ia the will immediate poseession of the property. The epecific sams meptioned absorbed about $300,000 of tho estate. As the bulk of the remainder was to bo equally ci- yided among a number of persons, that portion of the will remains to be executed after ber decease. ‘The amount disposed of by this deed of truat is about $260,000. If the deed should be declared valid, of course ‘there will be no property subject to the operation of the unfulfilled provisions of the will. ‘The nawe of Dudley seems destined to perpetuation in the records of the judiciary,as well as in the politica! and ecientific world. Marine Court. Before Hon, Judge McCarthy. THE MOUNT VERNON BALL AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Jory 23.—Eder V. Haughwout and F. B. Nichcl vs. Ber. nard Ulman.—This was an action brought by plaintiffs for the loan of certain chandeliers furnished for the use of the ball for the benefit of the Mount Vernon Associa- tion, held at the Academy of Music on the 29th of Dacem- ber, 1858. The evidenbe went toshow that the chando. Hers, globes, &o., were ordered by Dion Bourcicault, the dramatic autoor and artist, and that they wore charged on the books of plaintiffe against him ; it alzo appeared that neither Mr. Uliman, the defendant, nor Mr, Palmer, his egent, Knew anything about the things having been ordered until the orders had been already given. It fur. ther peared by the evidence that the ball given in aid sociation was a failure, and did not pay expenser, jat Mr. Ullman panded over tothe fund $1 000, which was $600 more than was coming to the associatioa after paying the necessary expenses The question for the C.urt to determine, under this state of facts, was who was |inble for the rent of the chandeliers. Mr. Galbraith, on the part of the defendent, moved for judgment in bis favor, on the ground that the evidence conclusively ebowed tbat tho chandeliers had boen ordered by Mr. Bourcicault without the knowledge of Mr, Ullman (who was at the time absent from the city) or of bis agent; and algo on the ground that the indebtedness was charged on the books of the plaintiff against Mr. Bourcicau!t, woo was not in any way authorised by tho cefendant to contract the debt. The Court took the pavers, and in the afternoon ren- dered judgment for the defendant. ACTION FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY COMMITTED IN A FOREIGN PORT. Christopher Megann vs. Robert Morton —Tne dofendant ia the second officer of the steamer Atago. On the 2d of May last, while the vessel was Jying in Havre, bo struck the plaintiff 10 the face and pushed him. For deteuce, it appeared that the plaintiff (who was connected with the steward’s cepartment,) after being cautioned not to do 80, was placing vegetadice and other articles on the deck of the vessel; some words ensued, and hence the assoult. Judgment for plainti 20 and costs, Personal Intelligence. Letters from Beafora, aye the Wasuington C.nstitution, ive gratifying accounts of the President’s excellent Krai and spirits, Hoe regular business babite cling to bm, even at that piace of amusement and relaxation, and smicst the tbrongs that have been calied thither for p!ea- ture ana killing time. He rises eariy, and gots through the letters that demand attention and his personal ana official correspondence, before most of the company have fairly begun their ay.” By hia systematicund methodical course be is evabied tosecure a good msny hours for privacy or necessary engagements, and yot be free to in- terchange those soctal courtesies which are so pleusiag to Vieiters at the Springs, and which no mun bestows more gractously and cordially. It need scarcely be added that Miss Lane and sre. Tnompeon, by their admirable goztal tact and the mingied grace and sffsbility of their address, impart a charm to the Presidential circle that leaves nothing to be desiren. Politicians abound of course; bat as it is well understood that the President ee cal discussion an intrusion, the quid nunos keep afar off from such topics duriog his bours of cheerful and easy intercouree witb visiters at the Springs. Ex President Tyler is at Old Point Comfort, Va, ‘The Hon, Jobn Minor Botts ia also at Old Point Com- Chief Justice Taney hes gone to the White Sulphur (Va.) Springs, ‘The Relcigh Standard learns that President Buchanen bas tendered to hon. O M Barringer, of North Carolina, the mise‘on to Orntral America; but that Mr. B has felt bimeeif constrain: d by pertonal covsiaerations to decline the eppointment. Ws learn from the Raleigh (N. C.) Standard that at a meeting of the Crustecs of the University, heli in that city on Thureday lest, it as resolved co tender to Dr. Hawke, the emivent scholar and hietorian, the Profeesor- sbip of History in the Usiversity of the State. fhe Standard thinks be wili accept the appointment. Don Tgnscio Complido, the well knowo journalist and poblieber of the Sigio XLT ia Mex'co, arrived io this chy Yeeterdsy, and is w! the Hotel d’Karopo, Senor Campiito, after being eeveral times imprisoued by the Miramon government, wae at last forced by it to leave the country. Bon. Benjamin Squire, of 8. Lawrence county, N. ¥., bas been appointed Agent and Warden of the ‘Chatoa gon. There is & man by the name of Ryde, in Cinciunati, who js cre bundrd avd ten yeare of age, and has been mar. Tied seven times, bap 8. ones, DD ea, has been elected one of the profesrors ‘offurd College, located '° tansburg, 8. C., but has declined tne hesgr. eee ABRIVALS. At the Kverett Huse-L. #lezauder Duncan ref Golomiiay ew ; na Bop. Jchn Hanco2e Pailadeipbin 1. W danten Na Tax Comet oF 1859.—This new comet, discovered by M. Tempel, at Venice, about the beginning of April Jast has been observed at Romo by Father Secchi Paris by M. Y. Von Villarceau. It has been rapidly ap Pproaching the sun, and buta few days since was only vo wietring, |, Arnold Fchwer, lie Gait e, Hine A. ry Of & Hinrich about 8,000,000 jesgues from it. Since the 29th ult., how. Berunann, aitof, A Welchelt, 1 tows, 3 2°42 | over, it bus’ begwn to recede at the rate of 2,000,000 leagues york D, a8e; in twenty-four hours, or twenty-four leagues per second, being @ velocity at least two hundred times greater than that of acannon ball. This velocity is, indeed, gradually declining; nevertheless, enough of it remains to carry the From Charien'on in the steamehlp Nashville -Mrs H Moore two cf tlaren ard nurse; mre J Moo:¢, J G Winter, Indy, in wa and nure; K Moolon, T Hume ard daughter, 9G i jgwie. Mrs | comet to ‘a cistance of 86,000,000 leagues from the sun. Het cites 6: Teco pod Misa tea | 48 to the distances of the comet from the earth, Its near: jes Richards, W 4 | €*t approach, which occurred on the 24th of April, was to Miss Hickman, ley, | witbin . 26,000,000 At present its distance is and two cail see | about 42,000, ‘and by the 30th of the present month It Mrs E Jobneon, ‘ond tril be 40,000,000 lespecse al from our globe. Weiigla. Bay a Fay end ad tie | Gentn’s Stock of Summer Hats is going fobatda, Ud 7 Prices to sult all pookets, “GENIN, ‘aver, 607 Broadway. @nughter ; Miss Mra | white, the Hatter, Is Making a @loan Sweep rake eater ee ena tare jes | Ga Rta Pea wipe ane ats beds indy and ohld, ‘GrRnueke, 17 Howey, ‘ vies | ‘aden Bornean steer é Brod, 3 Lester. fl Roach Ht ures, # Pearson, W aq Galleries, 850 and | Clay, lar Piizpatetok nad bor, B 8 Fwion—wad 10 a seacsge, \ brotrees, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY. 26, 1859. The Familiy Herald. CLOSE OF THE WAX IN I?ALY—1KBATY OF PEACE SIONED AT VILLAFRaNCA—CONVERSATIONS WITH MBTTERNICH—SHOCKING TRAGEDY —JEALOUSY ANO See Connouier, of the parish of Kiiln.aceholgan, county of Sigo, Ireland, in the 47tn Your uf Bie 8% ‘The friends of the tawily are rerpecr.‘Ully invited to at- tend the funern!, from jate resigencs, No. 297 Mott 1o00n, at two ooh. His re- iret, Uy RBVENGE—-—FiKeMAN 8 TOU KN AMBNT——LETPERS pe os wn g apeat to ce ary Cemover; FROM THE WATSKING PLACSS—LNTTER PIM Peper please copys? = SICKLES—LOCAL MaTT&RS—OONDITION OF THE MARKETS, ETO , ETC, Tre Fauity Bernat, in ite edition of to morrow (Wednes day), ‘Will gtve the details of the late bighiy tmoortant Intola- gence from the Seat of War in Kurope—ind of the Ratiso War—Treaty of Peace signed at Viliairanca July 11, 1890— ‘New Italtan Confederation Pops Pius the Nioth Nomioaliy atthe Bead-Lombardy Neded to Bardinia-The Emperor of Austria 40 be Bing of Venetis, dc., a0. It will alo contala An interesting report of Several Conversations wih the tate Prince Metternich on leading Kuro.ean Queations and the art of conducting publis effairs in general Among many other matiers i; wi!) also iit of the Shocking Tragedy on Broadway oa Satu Jealousy and Revenge—A Southerner Assscsinates his Mis tres:—Capture of the Perpetrator—His Confession, stuement, ac. &c.; & Lotier from Daniel &. tickles in regard to his domestic troubles; 4 report of the Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Convention of the Uonfederated Young wen’s Cbris- Wan sssoolttion, beld at roy; a very interesting Letter from. ‘® correspondent at Trenton, N. J.. with an acsount of bis ‘Travels in bucks county, Pa, and what he Saw and Hoard; ‘Letters from Cape Vay and earatoga; Report of the Exercises at the New York Free academy om Commencement Dey; Dotnge at the Third Annual Tournament of Michixan Firemen’ Editorial Remarks on the Prominent Bveats of the Vay, All the Local Mews of New York and the Adjoining Cities; Thea- trloa! Notices, Police Reports, Oorouer’s inquests, and wast ever may be of interest to the general reader. ‘The Famty Buxa.y contains cach ween a revort of the Com- divon of the Mew York Catiie Market, with the amount of Stock offered for sale, thotr Condition, the Priews for whtob they were Sold. e.; & reportot the Frices of all kinds of Family Market- tng at Washington Market wm Now Yor Otty: Commercia! and Money Market Reports; Marriages ana Deaths for the wool, and a large amounto! miselianeous matter. ‘Torms—The Faxi1y Banat te published every Wednesday at Two Dollars per annum; single copie four cents. It can be obtained at the offre acd of all the news venders. Ad ‘vVertisemonts inserted at the usual Gena rites Dormers —Jwy Lox infant eon of egeo 10 montbe aua Hs rewane rere ter of Hugu @na Ms corver of New Yoru ly tend her funeral, on devoe of ber daurht. o'clock. y aftarno 79 — for ipierment. invited to wttend ter pers, James Hones, yeare Tenth etreet. Perticulars of the Brkarp. and 6 deys. The relatives and dave. Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries. Datawane, Extras Ousse No 403, JULY 6, 1880 17, 54, 4, 51, 43, 24, 63, 11, 36, 46, 8, 20, 69, 53, Gh DELAWARE, Cua88 BO 404 JULY 25, 1860 72, 25, 43, 10, 69, 5, 68. 2, 34, 64, 36, 33, 39. Guoncia. CLass No 401, Jory 25,'1869. 71, 54, 68, 57, 26, 29, 41 56, a 1 Junrince —At Wes LINE JENNINGS, 1D the invited to attend the botice, @ronats, Crass No. 403, 83 _Lyos.—On Sunday 72, 27, 1, 38, 66, 12, 76, 1 N. J. after w Jong ll WOOD, EDOY resigoation, Hannan years, 9 woth and The relatives and ‘The Drawings of the Sussex Comnty and Oonsolidated Louery of Leinerare. FRANCE, BRCADBENTS & CO., MaNaGuRs The Legislature of the State of Delaware, at its lest sersion, baving given lo Preace, Broadberts & Co. a lottery contract for twenty years, we the ucde-rigned, Commissioners ao by the Governor of eaid Ftale to superintend the drawing faid lottery, do hereby certify tist the following are the num. dere dyawp this day:— Bossex Courry—Crase No. 103, Suny 25, 1819. 3, 69, 70, 26, 27, 41, 57, 45, 32, 38, 25, 10. Consouparep Lorrgny—Ciass No 84, JuLy 25, 1858, 4, 26, 22, 42, 13, 24, 2, 46,31, 64, 47, 44. Wisess, our hands. at Witmivgton, Delaware, thie Mx ; of July, r "ION Bale. 205 Bleecker street, terncop, at three oe onys. Sevenicenth street duye. jomnnteen George A Sight. yOTTEN, FRaNCE, BROALBENTS, &CO., Wilmington, Delaware. Ambrotypes, Degnerreotypes snd Phote- fyephe,.on the chesppeyatem. Portralw for 2 cents, &o., by (OLMES, 691 wi Colored Pi rephs without Painting— Bruits patent—a new inventlon, at HOLMES’ gallery, 691 Zephyr Under Shirts and Drawers at Now. 87 and 89 ‘William sireet, one door north of Maiden Jane Gau: M. TRACY, Agent Stanly at Cness Crowde Dally Baseford’s billiare and chees rooms, 149 Fuitn street. Billiard tablos and tovited on Tueed Fravkip tien? the rect 2 years ‘The relatives ond to attend the fuaeral ut two o'clock. Kaxixy.—Ov Monday, 1 thie 80ib year of her The reatives and friewces of the fawily are invited to at Her remoms Of coxsunrption, 1, UD the 58 your of ber »; The relastves and frienca of the family are respectfully Huxpig—On Monday, Joly 25, Auer E:, ¥ daughter of J, H. and E 8: attend the funeral, fem The relatives snd friends of the fami! tend the funeral, thie. (Tuesday) o'clock, from her parente’ atreet, ‘Williameburg. 23, of cholera infantum, Lawn’ Hat Avguete F. nod Catharine Dourm\on, 5 ays, interred In Greenwood. Doxowvg.—Oo Monday, July 25, Axm, youngest deugh ty Donvbue, waged 11 moana sad 16 “7 he relatives aud friends of the fi reepeottuit) tuvited tor attend the fuori, this (Trecone), bait part two o’ci@ek, this (Taeeday) afteraoon, at from tne residence of ser parents, avenue ud Herkomer giraet, Brouk July 25, Mrs. Maxcaner Ean, ge #4 daw afiernoow, from the real or, No Bl East Brotdway at one Wilt be taken to Caiynry Cemetery Mrs. Javé Faracap, wife faneral, from the house of ber broth. er-tp law, No 247 Pees Tuirty-erath strect, without far- ther invitation, ov Wednesday afternoons th twe ovelosk, Bvcuxs —Ou Mondsy morning, July 28. after o brief ill jute of Munchoster, England, aged 30 Hie friends are invited to attend the faneral, this day {Tuceday), at mif pass twelve o’closkc, frou No. aT Weat Batsry.—On Monday, July 25, Eazy wife of Cres, Hal pay, 0ged 61 youre and’ days. SI funeral will be given in Wednecday’s onngert Hardie, aged 2 years, 8 months friends of the (amily are requested to their reeidenve, Canton street, two doors from DeKalbavenue, this (Tuesisy) afternoon, at balf.past three o’ciock. Hickey —Oo Monday, July 28, Eusza Jaye, davghter of Peter and Margaret Hiekey, aged 1 year, 2 months and 10 aro invited to at- exnown, at throw residence, No. 8% North Fourth it Farms, on Sunday, July-2¢; Cano’ 23d yout of ber age’ Toe reiatives aod friepds of tue famuy are respectfully funeral, from ber late residence, ab two o'clock, tnis (fuesdey) afternoon, without further evening. July 24, at South Orange, nese, paper bore with Christian £., wife of Sylvanue Lyon, aged 32 18’ daye. ype friende of the family are respectfully tovited i¢ attend ber foseral, from the house of Semuei P Valevtine, No. 271 Maditon treet, this (Tuesday)? af ternoon, at one o'clock. MeNak—On Monday, July 25, at 536 o'clock, Py M’, Euxxy Ancnmnsip MoNax, opty’ child of Elizabeth and Arebibald #cNab, aged 5 months and 25 days The furera’ #i!l tske place from his late residence, No. near Grove street, this (Tuesday) af lonle MoManvs —Up Moodey, Jaly 26, Extxn, infant child of Jemes J. ana Catharine >Manus, aged 2 months and 9 Fonoral at haif-past-one o’clook, from No. 287 Wost None —Oo Monday morsipg, July 25, Anuawon, daugh- ter of Solomon 8. and-Agnes Noble, aged 8 months and 19 The fureval will take place from the residence of: her parents, No 64 Second place, Brooklyn, this (Tdesday) afternocn, at four o'clock Sucnt —On Monday, July 25, Jang E. Suan, wife of The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend ber foneral, on Wedvescay morning, at half past evebt o’c'cck, frour ber ate residence, No. 437 Washing tou etreet, without further invitation. Wnts —On Suadey, July 24, Ex Wirre, child of John B. and Mathilde Witte, aged 1 year. The fr pds and-rolatives of the family are respectfully funere], without further invitation No, 183 anernoon, at two o'clock, from Varpstt —Ov Monday, July 25, Hxsree Granamy only davgbter ot Wilram George and Catharine Vandal, aged $ mepths. triends of the family are requested from the residence of her father, No 145 Weat Twenty-soventh street, this (Tuesday) afterncoa, taimuninga for sale. Lonéonderry.and Coleraine papers please copy. Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent SCELLANEOU! powder proof Jocks, and cross bare. Aleo, fre a 4 barpier ~~ " proof parlor antes lurrey street, corner GREAT IMPROVEURNT Place, Gormeriy No. 19% Pearl eirect) IN WOOD CUT ILLUSTRATIONS, BERT M. PaAPRICK. Herring’s Patent Champion Pire And burglar proot sates, 25) Broadway, corner of Murray ENGRAVERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS ON WOO! BY PRICE'S PAT! "pre wtreet, N.Y. 90 YULION, S1BEST, NeW YORK, The Hureka Shuttle Sewiog Muashines — DIPEOILY ON WOOD BLOCKS. Pric+ $50. Office Broa¢way. Agents wanted, Address AND ENGRAVING bn eying D. J. Levy, general superinies dent Bi wedy ob toed by thie procems over Grover. & Bukex’s Celebs: tageereet here \eohgmige aa rr ia ebeated oer pa' ‘cod cuts of all manufactured articles, portraits, » Ne ee buildings, ac, taken from dee originals Ge trom pioure Mier Tem at BOL B40 sDWAY, falas ‘Wl return to 495 in 8 few days, ‘ JET BLACK OR Prince Imperial Champague |, box coutaies as muel Dy YENOGs + 00" RPRR WAY, what, ipurions Pal r so. Fold at - | 86 srondw: A wine Fore 9 ality at inorato ine prin. | H6trondws ofpai country. fect entistuotion rise evervbody. x BA Sg LEE GEE ed. 1 oy in Holloway’s Pills, — ‘The bivod vessels bee | 5: come the chspne'sof disewe ard death when circultting a poisoned fluid. 15 is by eleintecting the diaewsad blood that | Broadway. } & ows quid hair dye NY Seren ‘brooklyn. Callender burn eruptions, tetier, 4: Pound at "the oid depot, 6? Waker street, first store from BROW N.—GBOBGE’S INSTANTANE the best in the world, S70. a Keck dye as others sell tor $1 Rot fade, wash out, iw ty Mae Lae Poe a CLARIFIBR 4ND BRAUTIFISE OF THE HUMA! pkin GOURADD'S Lmllan, medicated ‘suds wart . removing tan, pioaplee, freckles, fon universally ‘acknow! the pilis cure all interpa! digorders Soid at 80 Maiden lane, ANEW SERIBG OF STEKEOPOOPIO VIEWS OF ITALY Belgiam, and Houand, &c Bilvit’s a Hatr—Ite Diseases, Fall, Change of Color, | BECKEL HHUTHABS, 19 Joinatrest, upeuire” ©" and {ta embolilahmert, trenied onrofully by A. GRANDJMAN, 80 Twollth street, weat side and near broadway. A A a A Barchelor’s Hair Dys, wigs and Foupese= 4 A A fhe beat te the wor! and apo! 5 {he bert tothe world, eurpassing elt wade, Void ATTENTION, ADVERTISERS. Burry’s Tricopherous te she Best and Cheap- est article for dressing, ;, leaning, curling, preser {hw ead resoring the bair, fa. try Bold bY all draw iDodneceenereion sea eae Be derived by advertietn Hill, Inimitable Hale Cutter —Dye 50 cents, black or brown, Depot No. 1 Barclay street. Also sold at 390 Broadway, Kerosene O11. 4 (ull supply of thie tavorne oli can mow be kad Color, Ugbt omen, and free from Hen John Kelly, No 87 PARK BOW, OND 145 NAGS AU SERRE’ PASK BUILDING NEW VORK Bi Hon. Issac V. Fowler, Hon, Wiliam V.'Brady, BOR‘CE A SHAW & 00, CITY AND COUNTRY ADVERTISING AGENTS, sf, the FREE BEsDING ROOM and examine into the benefite to rough us. ‘Newspapers from all parts of the Worn. a tmp AURTENS, Agents, 95 Peari treet, K. ¥. aA Ruptare Cured by Marsh & wpe, bu sete encom eames es vet suppor en4 as formiies made to order, Mo. 7 Vesey oe itn ehatae New The Musicians of Singer’s Sewing Machines. ba or att mr ES OBMATLY REDUCED, Wherit'You Drink? meni vt jee machines ara un- & equalled, ‘They ara eacehle of golag more work, andesrning | ‘udiees than any other m: more money Tk NEW FAMILY MACHINES, At $80 and $76, Bave become 6 necessity wherever they are | Legal Wit known. 1 M Si:NGER & ‘00.7458 Broadway. Margeret Stuart, ‘The Virginiers.. B; Cristsdoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and fou Pe lhe the beat in the world, wholesale and retail. and the dye pri vately applied, at NO6 astor house. Kennedy's eed Discovery is Warrantra tore lege yor si by all repaint ‘The Best Sprin; Elliptic. at frum $5 0 Trusscs, Shoulder Braces, Fiastic Stock- fogs, belts, bandages and Dr GLOVER’S new lever truss. Ro. Literary Notices Baditor' Table. Ecitor’s Kaey * heir. Bed in Extit:.cemHowe’s ) at 378 Broadway. Call and-vee it plosion; #inis, Feehions for Angust- Chid’e a ress; Burnour, is0y 8 Beotch Uap et refer in terms of eulogy to the high tone and vanied per'e Ann street. tarrh Cured, Without Fatl, by the New | we discovery of Dr.C HOWAKY MAKSAALL, lung physician, | excel! stl) at the St. Nicholas cre |, N. ¥ for two das longer. Office bourel! 2P. M. Conaultation free; cure always certain, ény people, end t number covtains fuly printely iliuewaied w hieelt the racy ronth! Died. Acszn—On Sunday, July 24, at toe residence of her son, Samuel 8. Acker, No, 262 Second street, Marraa S. relict of tbe late Peter Acker, in the 80th year of her agi ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and of her sou! kben, 8, and Samuol 3. Acker, also her sons-tn-law, J forson Marroy und Wo. H. Haight, and the members of Mavhaitan Chapter No. 4 0, U. A., are respectfuily invitea to aiend ber funeral, a tbe Methodist Episcopal church, tn Second street, between avenues 0 and D, on Taesdey afternoun, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Her remains will be taken $2 Cyprees Hills Cometery for in- terment. ‘Sig Sing and St. Louis papers please copy. Boxee —Un Sunéay, July 24, of consumption, ALBANY Taken mariner, aged 69 years, formerly of Newcastie on- Type, England ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the friends of bie cou, Gcorge C. A. Baker, and the members of Geo. Washington Lodge 260, snd Amity Chapter 160 R. A. M., 6 respectfully invited to atiend tbe funeral, from his te resicenoe, No. 240 Varick street, om Tuesday after- oon, at two o'clock. London spd Liverpool papers please copy. Brown —At Westfield, Staten Istano, on Saturday, Jaly 93, waxy Dop BROWN, darghior of the iste David Brown, of 1808 zine muet bave Ps fo tai ferenre reat jee from Yi acter N.Y Inibuce Har e1’s Kkagazine in twat ‘wo copies for city. remains will be taken to Second etreet Cemetery for ment. Carrieges will be in waitiog at Wottebali on 1 of the ove o'clock P. M. boat, from Staten Ieland, to- (Tuesday), to convey the friends and acquaint- ‘ances of the fumily to the cemetery Coverux —On Monday, July 25, Micmmat Covcmun, nged 59 years aud 9 montbs, & native of Bsilinasioe, coun- ty of Galway, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family, also thore of bia sone, Owen and Andrew, aud his tous inlaw, Joan J. Dunp and P. Mepadier, and the members of the Police of the Seventeenth precivet, are respectfully invited to at- tend the fupera), the (Tuesday) afternoon, at twoo'ciock, froma bis late residence, No. 148 First avonue. ‘UseEY.—On Monday, July 25, Jans Josnea Casey, aged 1 year and 4 months. friends and acquaiptancer of the family, and those the office wi! ranted Feund at the firat store from Bi {Obl PAKS > old paws cmade to ‘orn rempsct ally Gor Boreign Sueau, Fourth of atom; The Accidest; 7! ot Valor; § A Gallant Charge; jfiriog Crackers; an Xx found some of the chotcrst We aveak of this work ae an evidence of the amerisaa pooviarit’ tt bas acquired 1s merited. Bach blen.ed with the best ventures ot the dally journal, reat power in the creation Mterature - Trubner # Guide to American siterature, London, boever bes had occasion tocongult the past volumes of the ‘bods ing important gesgraphical, Sin to bat weave rom its meri m tsining rearing ft fs cf ne small vaine °c rent Bvente”” in ued to religion, cone rue > eet ae and goited ail the time by. Lorival; bor WA) it bave goon. We rejuice in Its ew Oricans Christian advocate, ‘One copy for ove sear. Tr ‘one Ven! ‘Three or more copies tor one year ong on extra Copy, gratis, for every Ei Harper's Magazine end Barper’s Weekly. ‘The portage upen KAR PAAM Ma G@aZLN. itla reseived. The poste; ODRAUIYS POUDRE £U STILE UPROOTS HA [R FRO! low foredeads, vp tbe. way. ade.pbia; Bates, Boston, &e. GOLD ANG aTLVER rei souucited SUMM#E NUMSEH. HABPSR’S NKW MONTSLY MAGAZINE, FOR aUGUST. CONTENTS: The Cruise of the Fasex Iiiustrated by eleven evgravings ~The cunting Gouda of the Saransc. By lus Our Woods by, eagraviogs Liustraved by twenty-pine Hexameters at Jamertown Taube}! Bervard’s Leseon, W. M Yhockeray Illustrations: The Miles’ Whistle; Four Head Pieces Chapter LXXX. Chepier LXXXI Mes anguste Dom LXX311 Mies’ Moidors Chapter LXXXILI, Troubles and Contelstions. Monthly Kecord of Current Events. Ohapter July—Mlustrations; he Reacus; ; 1*e Battle of Bankers Gill; Per- justrations; Morning Costume and Magaz'ce. & journsl with 4 monthly 000 copies. in whee pages are to be Nght ard general reading of the 144 pages of instructive matter appro th goo? wood cuts: and. combizes ia y aud the more philoxspbicsl quarterly, thas ‘and dissemication of « love of pure been struck with ths muitioety of py historical and acieus ‘work of reneral Fo- general re- A variety of subjects. ‘The Monthly ae- 77 pa dealer. though promistog litle p its. pabitzation, 10 o. yeer. and bow. furalabes ta, wort ot ‘eiss] sui@Aary, (ke convenienoe and satisfactory char- Lich *i)_ be the mort highly appreciated by those whr b«ve the Licet frequent occasion to consult ite columns — ie emphatical'y the American people's ‘stive in politics, elegant ing with sympathy and ho- ly common sense, it nas prosperity. TERMS, " 200 J chav of FAN BOBIGRIB- ee HABPSR & BROTHEBS, Publishers. Mt lie o any Dart of| . War ‘Walker street, entailed, depot 6 eee PRRQIL Osama, ” HOLDERS, tin 7 yafnoturer, 163 onder) at from $9 10 $40" per dosen, the funerady from the’ residenoe of his fuer, ‘Nor 180 | fF] ObtE17 627s 031,40R ATED OTOMAGH BIRRAS NOT Thirty-seodnd street, between Soventh and Bighih ave. | 4 . c2'2, arenmben Wn een ete aot Se nnd lneroceon nues, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’clock, tha appetite, giving bi.om to the ‘and sparkle to the eye, Gonmoust,—On Monday, July 25, suddenly, Faanaa 4 phi eboutd ta Aeld by all Groggioty STISCE! UME AaLin aC MGOPASEEG SP Bote BUMPRBRY» BI Goran aPecrriot ? SIME PaND NO.3. BAM > Fi115--Fre cole, aes No. 4 Dianemngs Pusrs~For diae , 'mommer cea ange “7% ‘ere tnfaaingm no No. 5. Drseitvayt thie Fer oolio, . Bt dy de ij arlolog. dcentery anal No 6, Cupanns Fa—ee olinte & ch lee morbua ca. ew No. 7. Covant Pius For cougts, @11d3, harsene No. 8 Tooruacu PI Was, Ovtieyy rdw we ihe ‘For toothache, fxcenche mn@ now talgta, ACHE P’ A a eben: iietemge es me, Vo rth weak sud Ue jo 10. Dvarersi > constipation and liver comphntat, ora" #22 hay No. 11. For Femae Inneocbaritizs,! NY, palafalor gag= Pi1.te—¢or all femsple com: f Roaree cocwt, bad breathy g: a.— Mor fever P.—Flve piles, bind or bleeding, 0.—Fortor I Sinner named © —voreaee rn ey trsdtog oF recea etter with obras. 4, 0. Por eh BE suah abating its viblenco tnd sorte ia orp isle bor, are sent to any- part o, the county, free of oa receipt’ sf the ada: WUMPauuye £00” ‘Broadway, New Yo.k, And sold by reeyectable dealers. , and’ retief and b-alth to 4 3 Codareweek 1 Sreeaiea ot gen in EDALLIONS, ROYAL ‘VELVST: BRUGHELS, Mtns Rist Gh. ue oe " AtHIZAM AND! 9 Sowers: ANDAR NERVE INVIGORATOR—POR EPILRESY, “it gives reliet the mother, ives rel fant” Ferfect'y safe in all ver bottle, and at the office neuralela, delirium tremene, seta rts me pc ta ee ge ho goed we will refund tke money.” Tee. price (or our sax dal ts ity certs bottie, Depot 109°Naeoau atreet, JEGAB® ! SEGARS! SEG ARS !~AIPINVOIOE OF FINE - Sand medium Hevanas jnst imported, ‘ale 10 eaak buyers, In large oF taaall lows dew ‘aid 8. BALD@! Broadway, UBARLES! LONDON CORDTAL Gi DEFOE, TBE PUBLIC, HOPTETIER'’S CELESRATED STOMACH fter the many sp'endid, recom menéatione- of mameed cians in different parte Sf the Union, beve acquired e reow'a ie hercofre neal by any abl he kind 0nd oy cobup' e a on cur part we bed bes nd sold at every ‘wholesale aad retat tales Ne, ‘them 40. Having reen continually deairea’ by travellers to have the bittera for nla at etait 00 0 to mabe ttovnvenient for thelr purchase se bave st lest covsented and tt ia not our intem Yon to puff up tbe article but to loformthe public of these fects in order that they may wi:hout cificaity alleviate thei wonte, ‘Ibere have been so many advertisements addressed public, and they have been 20 often mialad and aw them, that thelr reliance upon or contdence fa ua) mace at this time pees to fag; but for almost ever; ae be use, and we sre capGdent that Mio gear ia el Hep fr ho bo of tte {aratin, ina fee] indebted to vs iscovery we have made Wille we ereensbled ‘0 participate ta: be 2 cembare ile we ere em particips! en: pleasures afforéed during the summer moar, meas ol Sireet ast Guora is such © Ging as itteens Dosen u euch & sat Chabpe of atmuspbere in clty and crratre tae Ro mrss windy tables. w certatnl +.” requires Tle estimation which sands who are constantly must be plain to any one giving the that first is baling the im Geniy changiog works too quicl Tiete bowels and cleanse sho. epatem, late te bowe's we can venture conacence atter experience, knowing its wonderfw recommending powers. joatetier’s celebrated aicknees caused by the when ‘The genuine lishment ai] that te claimed for ft, and will need From the afllcted t> sstialy them of its vierwes “Hosknate tra will_ve cold by all druggists and grocers in Btatea Visiters to tbe 3 Pinces can obtain Py waele they are Kept 02 sale expressly for STOMACH .N BE PURCH¢SED AT THE FOLLOW) Ag bev WAULKSaLE Hovsas: ‘ys —_ ard BARNAS & PASK.. Park row. . C WELLS & Cu. 115 Fraps lin street. RRS NINORS & OU Sana Os Liberty, scat, AM end 9¢ Lit BEGEMAN & CO. 10 Astor House, # se, and PERvO ry PelOR, HOLOOM: STEBBINS MOBGAN & a. ZnB EABRANT & iL, DIXGN & CO. beste ‘Sos man street. KSH & sees 250 Greeawion street SIBAN + B3 Water strest. & FULLS street. RUCKLE & € 216 Greeo wisn street, ¥KES & HOAGL, 68 Peas: street GALE & ROBBIN! wicd street F, TRIPPE. e Tea atreek Ox BI ie: SF aon ara. . Barclay & Grecawialy 69 Beexman street YER & OO. 98 Green ich etree HNESTOCK, BALL CO 51 Clift street. AY DOCK... 89 Greenwich street, 71 Warron sireet, 3:9 Pearl street. BiG! EMAN & CO. E. iuPu Brondway, dor: Cam<1 & Louremay KA 43) Gani rest JOBN AITKIN, 208 Fudaro streok. EWMAN. 803 Hndaon street. . KN&EP. 352 Hudson etree. AEOADLBY + 483 Badeon Ch AMBE RS. 576 Bu TAYLOB A. i aztSE Renn 5 m 2 Cur Dik. 166 8th avevue, b. LORS + BBSh svsnue SIMPEO s aLeRe J. PaIOR & — Com! ~ BUSTE: ‘80! =. S1ULBE + 45) Sth avenos BE 836 9'n erenne A 356 Hh wvenue ‘355 9th arene 104 Gib Avenue. 89 Sib avenve at avapue Coe Broadway and Saude, WO tth avenue . Cor 14th et. and 6th ave. Cer Bowery sud ato a BAD 30 & eB JONES . R weGeR £00 DNOK aR Hi D. gutby v8 CELEB! eal “a sold by & ugaisia throughout the. wor Pr ‘and sold KOSTSITER & 8Y Pennsylvania, ‘= sie Patebargh, THE INVALID, DEBILITATED anD NERVOUS, dea senpere inv ‘ad tonis fornle wine or brand rb Juniper, wota BROKER D’ Ww ‘Weak and toltaring and 10° spiced, are derigutod at ha divine Sor, tlle ome 2 ct St ter oF sane ge 40! gravel a0." 81 gant Focsnlo a mums nd 868 Bradway; Bayes’, Byosklso. Deve Ho.