The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1859, Page 5

— THE SCiBNTIFIC CONVENTION. The Whisteenth Annual Convention of the American Association for the Advaacement hn Sraixorimiy, August 9, 1859. The American Association for the Advancement of Beience opeved its thirteenth annual meeting here this morulvg at ten o'c ock, in the City Hall. Tai little city is all sgog with excitement, Tne hotels are already crowded, Tbe Mugsssoit House is uncomfortably filted, ‘aud the proprictor—Mr. EL, Chapin—is bringing oote, nd evory other thing else in the shape of a bed, into re. quisition; but sti! members and their friends from all parts of the Union continue to arrive by every train. Profeesors are numerous, among whom I see Prof, Bache, of the Const Survey, Washingwn; Prof Gil. Jespio, of Union College; Prof, Levering, permanent secra- tary of (he Association; Prof, Heary, of the Saltheonian Inatitute; Prof Stephen Alexander, of Princoton, Presi- feat of tae Areovintion; Prof. Pieroe, of Connecticut; Prof, Gould, of Waeuington; Prof, Colla of Annapolis, Mic., abd Prof, Gibbs, of Washington; Prof. Carwell, of Providence, R I; Prof. Le Coute, of Charleston, 8, C.; Prof. 8. ©, Loomis, of New York, besides apy number o D. Ds and M. D, Among tho first, the Rev. Thomas Hill.’ of Waltham Mass ,and the Rv. De. Duffield, of Desrait, Mich., and Wyn, of Philadel JW, Foeter,of stuuson, Mass., ie a0 preseat, nd Mrs. Lincoin Lue pe, of Gaiiumure, Goy. Morgaa and bag tape orn ap rg a teycy wo day. ine are to bo every morning, o'clock til! one P. M., when the pli wdjour: | Ber, and from four im the afternoon til six. room in the City Hall, presenting a very fine , from 10 ‘2 for din- The large pearance b to the eye, but badly consiructed for puiitic speaking, wish, | beauufal oor and hanagomeiy painted walle ana ccung, | tuned as a goneral assembly, while several oihor smaller | Fooms are occupied by 8} committees. ‘This morning the exercises opened with prayor by the Rev, Guo. B. —Professor Stephen Alexander in the cbair, after some general routing business of an un- dtervating cheracter was transacted, the President of the association, Professor ALEXANDER, delivered the followiag addres. PROFESSOR ALEXANDER'S ADDIS, i FeLLow Mxapens ov tue AMuUCAN ASSOCTATION FOR THE | ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE: — Entertuuwtzg, a8 L bevueve I do, no other than a just es- timaveof wilthat would be appropriate in your presiding olicer, you will pardon mo when | say thas it is with aa supfoigped self-aistrust that I enter upon the discanrge of the duvicr to whiel you have invited me, as being those of @ pogifion which I would not have sought, but wnieh— BW ASA WSiimoaial, at Onoe of your coafldence peng kwonees—I have yet felt to be oue whicnl might not, ought not, to shun, In the guxorowe of en Garbess reciprocal fooling, relying imphcitty on that satis kindness gad coutidence, I shal offer no apology | im sdvenge for the manner in which I may dis- | charge tue duties of the chair, thouga to the fuliess extent sensible of how often I may Deed your ladulgeace, _ Whe American Association tur the Advapcoment of Sot- obce—invited and encoursged though ite members wore | ‘by ell that bad preceded i-—was yet enteréd apon with judicious caution as an experiment; but it has cow be- Some an enlarged wud resalve experience, Emi- | pentiy worthy are ine objecis which it contempiates, — and worthily should they be pursued, with a unity of | feeling and of purpose akin in sincerity aad earnestness to thai experienced by obtidrea who, band in hand, and | shoulder to shoulder, are perusing, in our case even reverently perusing, the peges of tho same book. Nay more; this oneness of ftoelicg, of purpose and of action, too, is even vilai ag itrespects efficient progress at all; as in the human system, the nerve of sensioility is throughout associated and intunalely connected with tbat “of voluntary motion, so thst either an indammation or a paralysir of the one would almost of course be fatal to all that ts ether dwrable or useful in the other; and, as witbal, conversely, an appropriate activity is itself indica- tive of a quick eet vitality, eo the origin and veritable pro- gress of an associated body, rucn as this, are themselves ‘the index and the mesrusé Of 4 ey mpathetic co operation. ‘While in the true provideuce of God 80 macy of us are “permitted to re mesomble kere today, some, even since ‘our last meeting, bave ceased to be numbered with tne Jiving; emo first among them in the order of time was one of our most venerable membere—ove whose devotion to ‘the great object of our association began ere science in this country had fully asserted itself, and co operation, such ap we now have it, was comparatively uaknown. ‘Yet no history of chemistry at least could be regarded as complete which should fail to render duo honor to the genius and carly labors of Dr. Kobert Hare. Bat not chemisiry—astronomy, too, has cause to mourn— to mourn thet he whom she bas lost was cut off ere he bad attained to an age which would entit'e him to the epithet of venerable. Though frequently threatened with dissolution, it is yetin an important seuse true, that up to the limit when he ceased to be seen among living men 5 the cordial grasp and friendly greeting Denison Olmsted, best esteemed and love: | who knew bim best. We must not be betrayed into bis eulogy, which it belongs not to us to utter; ye: ‘assembled as we are at this very soason—even here and it well be reminded that the ive toward a regular and extended observa tion of the periodic meteors, derived from him its pro- jectile force. In our {anual catalogue of members the fatal asterisk is prefixed to yet two other n@tmes—that of Joseph Clark, Eeq , of Cincinnati, elected at our fifth meeting, and Licutenant R. Ap. iby Jones, of Moval dt We ‘deat imposes’ mew gblissions to anita movi e 0 new ann movejgorous effort on! the part of those who. Burvive, Under every aspect wo have reason to congratuiate one another on our plece of meoting. What wonder that 1 needed no second invitation to induce us to select such a place as this; while we at the same time remembered as ‘we ought, bow Springfield invited us now three years ago. And even now, arriving as we do in obedience to our own wo fia that the citizens of Springfield, with a courtesy and a kindness which are their owa best praise, ‘stand ready to welcome—-in the person of thsir most ap- priate representative—a welcome from which I will no Koger detain you. After the applause of the assembly had subsided the Mayor of Springfield, the Hon, Wu1aM B. Catnovn, rose and delivered the following welcome to the men of sci- ence:— i i MAYOR CALHOUN’S ADDRESS. ‘Mr. PREMDENT AND GENTLEMMN OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIA- ‘MON FOR THE ADVANCEMENT oF Scimnck—In behalf of the government and citizens of Springtield, | have the honor ‘and pleagure of bidaing you weicome on this the occasion of your annual meeting. The invitation to pass the week, ‘which you devote as a body to the claims of science, in ‘this comparauve retirement in the valley of the Connecti- cut, was presented to you by the public councils of this | city of a former year; they honored themselves by thus honoring you, and through you the cause of science. The | present city government respond fully and cordially to the ‘wishes, the purposes and the salutations of thoir predeces- _ gors. We bid you welcome, because we know, and see, and | feel the importance of ecience, and of all good learning ‘and knowledge. It is true we have no institution amongat | BB devoted distinctly and systematically to the promotion Of science, aside from (those schools in which, throughout all the accustomed gradations, our youth are trained to ‘that mental culture waich our laws go happily require. But we have here, very largely, tho fruits, tne practical applications of ecience—in that large body of intelligent mechanics and artisans of various clasees, who, if you eball bave leisure to examine their works, will be reminded by you of the great principles developed ‘by youreelves nd your coadjutors, on which their Deautifui and finished products dupend. We welcome you, because we desire to seize this occasion and all occasions to renew our fealty to the great purposes of the men to whom we owe our origin. They pl religion first—bleesed be their memory that they did go, ‘But they made all science, all knowledge, the object of their unceasing devotion and unwearied efforts. We bail ‘the advent of this association amongst ue, because we desire to be drawn off from schemes and exhibitions, ‘merely or mainly ofa sensual or materia! kind, to auch as ‘make man, the immortal gpirit, prominent and pre-emi- nent. We are reminded, too, of the obligations devolving upon us by the provisiong of cur constitutional charter, ‘which declares it to be a “duty” ‘to chori h the interests of literature and the sciences, to encourage private socie- ties and public institutious, to promote agriculture, arts, aciences, commerce, manutactures, and a natural history’ of the country; to countenance und inculcate the princl- ples of humanity and general benevolence, pablic and private charity, industry and frugality, honesty aud punc- Guality, sumcerity, good humor aud all sovial aflvstions aad enerous sentiments amoug the people ’’ Inced not say yw intimately and iudisoslubly these noble re- quirements of the consti(ution of our Commonwealth wtand connected with the pursuits in which the members of this association are engaged. Wo wel- come you to this portion of our country, gentle men, because we think you will find some things to in- terest you in the walks of science, strictly eo calied. You will visit the college in our vicini:y—a rietn= and already distinguished inetitution of iearaing, ia whos bails you ‘will be greeted by the voice of ecieace, and be privileged to witness ite Jargo and increasing appliances and to re- Joice in some of its triumphs. Here, too, in this range of ‘country, you will find (hose tracks of birds and animals, ‘various and numerous, which bave attracted so much bota of popular and acientidc atiection, aud whick carry us | back, in a sort of bewilderment, t> azos, ff not beyond | ‘the power, at least beyond the certainty, of vom- Poetation—those tracks, which have beea made to utter tbe language of science, through the re- gearchos and investigations, as modest as they havo ‘been profound, of an eminent asrociate of your own. ‘We welcome you, because we delight todo nonor to ‘those pursuits which, in retirement acd repose, withou; any of that glare which too often biinds and bedizens, sare working out the true good of man, and garnering treasures of unfading renown. We are just now begiu- ning to breathe freely egatn, after the monstrous exhibi- tiona of self giory, treachery aud waron the plains of Italy. jist, under the presence of power and carnare, mad Continues to be trodden under foot, and the worid ighouts victory, be it ours at!ll to strive and pray, that the world may, even though slowly, yet surely be ad- -yanolng in wisdom; and to rejoice in the sa of that science which elevates, never depresves, humanity. We ‘welcome you, gontiemen, in a closing word, because of the influences which we cherish the hops, nay, the un- faltering belief, you will be ere to leave behind you—in- fluences to reach the heart, to be felt in the life, and to lift up the spirit; influences which may guide us to the meaning of the eet when he answers his own question— os (oe agence 4 a Santo?” that apt and terre averment— oF Pe eon, bigh minded men.” ‘Trese constitute a State. These are at once the ornament of a community, and ite imperishable foundation, Men of scieuce, We groct you, wo bid you welcome. ‘Wher \nis addrers vas concluded, the meeting adjourn- ed WA P.M, In tho Sfterngo> Lue eth aiioo of tha mam. Bors wag e7Ec08s4 4 OF GE t je NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY,: AUGUST 5, 1859. 5 Pierce, Beq., very leagtby, and to theurcien\iGe very un- | Police Latelitg ] “Onerswart Com i i | i " ence; MON Counors, Lae —At Port Chester, Weatohpeter county, N. ¥., on ned Grand tact pen ade tivee cars oh the mo Tuk Cisk OP Mu. Srinteas Ganowen.—In our issue of ) ~% suuece, eekne atts With a Cd Mpc Wedcenu.,”, Avene 9, after a lone and Cahn ints MISCELLANEOUS, | ."*be8 of the Hop. Geo. Bliss, President of the Local Oyu. | !#8t Tuesday an account was pubi ervanor' {2 mtn giUgetnOr & party of sixey persoas, we ee eat mown te | (Goaowicarion Witte? Of Bo Amsociation. "A the taeaneceore at Mr, Symmers Gardner, of Ni rs Bae St OFF were t0 16. nals ay NOUdaY worai0g On w Visit > | ABDE Ono Lax, aged 52 yom bei 8. P13, we so 7 0, tine gent," M the placa attended. Gov. Morgan and | rr Saving oblained Stsony pen reets ou # onaree | Fitisourg, Posia,.** 0nd Baltimore, Her frets, hove of her sou, iad ta altond the fase | ween OST H TT eA tm OF Be DDS 0 the att Indy’ forme "D0 f00U8 Of obscrvation, ‘but asthe some | Of StvB $14,000 by means of fraudulent —_ fon tp-lam, F. I. Sargent, are iD, Packer, ia Ninth eet AEB ATAD bTUMAOa Br time acuising gia Were more ircquentiy cast ou the | Fepresen<sti0n8, Since then the case has been examiged, | | F'aNcy Batt, at Oxy Po," VA-—Great propara- | ya {F0m the res\tence of Capt. F. w. : verchut bof, x." *""® tHo-0°8H5 steamboat Mnoy previy ‘wpreimens of female loveliness that were | and the cCArge cismieeed as utterly groundless and | MOBS 876 making t0 render thin one. MM Ht sisiantve | AtternooM ar ee My eee? South Brooklyn, - tween ew York aid the <70:Ing ‘OWES end. cle. prerent The caugbters of tue Weny professors seemed | srigoigug, Mr. Gardner is» high!: entertainments which bas been gotten for many ter noon, at two orciock. “AOReMments have am cad O° nat ay! ‘ters oan be pur fo ave deterc.ined tha’ Venus should not be outdone by shly respectable merohaat, | foere will be 4 largo attenduncs ped aud ¢ Mokeisor —On Thuraday, Angust 4, Max MORRIION, fiesed ror ‘iy, town and i ‘hesughout ae UBh oye therefore wey accompanied their scientifc papas | 84 is justly lovkod upon as 4 strictly upright and hono- } lo:eburg, as Well a Nosfulk and Portamouth py oer we tinorl i 5 the fmmense sa sel iii ate“ 0 | ore ale Fala, karan ah sie of coumetve Gacere | rable genteman, Hy formerly reided in Bostoa, where —— tend the funeral, from Noe 27 Monee oieey on Saturday. | BFlve iba itis Geverring' “tof ait “Pers Creo ernpratss to nenuincos tw patente veatiaed | 6 S64 charaler equa! 1 (at of ay olber merchant Deswingher Wood, tady & On mornieg, at ten eco, " Brno pbyainian wie Kee entet' bat tay bs Som cars, Dao eprivgs, Gueven tracks ANd consequent bodiiy . The charge againgt him originated {a a guitin | ,DMLAWANE xree O14 TY (Leeland) papers please copy. ble to the 0 fully wudarstand fia ina iiuca , 4 Joticen, appeared at the re ‘a8 Dloomivg and bright | which he : Sy OT, OF, 07, 45, 64, 42 Ocuvar — On Toursday, August 4 i jig | serving wertts soe ibe nolicea ct the pros” ‘a serie Sposered ase cooeption au Degwlng seal Le | ich ho was succesful, Statezveuts afmllar to that 93, oD BEARINS Utase No. 422 “aucbor’ «shop 5SIb yeor of bie ago, 7? St 4» CxOnG Gomvan, In UD | OOF ike medioal fraternity whi Breet, wd FeO. the cost cleaply and tho best of poliehIng fruit venders, | C™POdiod in the charge against Mr. 3. often credp into 3, 26, 36, 54, 41, 32, 7, 40,19. 43, 57, 65, 8. The (rience of the family aro respectfully invited toat- | ogg! me yiaer s Grizctice secod suet ike the 7 be a, unt eclanee oe vee anny Papers, owing to the mischievous 43, ea is oar $9. Avcusr 40 nad po rapido ~~ Brion) Mrermoon, at thrve o/clocks, TIRB’S ORLEBRATSD STOMACH BITTERG, a lnider a bushel. | representations of lawyers 1o reporters, inh, 18, 62, 3, 22, 25, 5, 24, 57, Al. : , No. 147 Wyckott stroet, Brooklyn, FOR S4LB AT DRUGGIBTS, GR-CRRE A lon nena . 4, Lass Ho.’ 42), Ex'n &.. without urther novce, : y U4 Cuore Of he Fanbow aicately, wine itor ohne | PARRaRSE Dinwcoue—AN Lymer Case —J. D. | 51, 40, 17, 3, 10, Ab, Sie Ute 5, bh, 91.59, 68, 59. | Eeelah pspere please copy. EVIBY WARE, RVLBYWHRM tulée and wulticolored satin, revolved, irradiniod and | MeDougal, of No, 42 Water stroet, was brought before TOP EDNY & 00., whimiogion, Del.” | 0 Saruaman On Mareday, August 4 Many, widow of | | *EWaRY ae Ras Mose we rooram. Tall men in long, suxd Daliod coats, | Justice Connolly on chargo of falgo proteaces, preferred | | ‘The Drawings of ihe Sussex County and | lounge k | SMOrm Of Claro Oak's, county Clare, men with horn spectacles, red nosed. wren with erttkicd | Senet bim by Waltor Burk, bis inte partner in businoss, | Consolidated oitery oF Deiwnare, i The friends and acquaintances of tho fen ily are reepec forebeads, bowed, scraped and shook hands, at the ia- | 70° complainant in hig affidavit states that on the 26th FRANCE, BaOADauars a fy Javited to attend the funeral, from her Late reeiten. } minent cabger of being smashed through each oor al | and zi wltuuo ba waw au advertisoment in tho Haas ~ : Sirecis, South Brookigen this Greens) areas, Asa | Brought into collision, Pc ng abe Babe prteee ms wanted, and directing the ap- eaten Bt ree o7loek. Her romaine will be taken ‘0 Placban for ieee. | tho weight of science that was necessarily forced | Plican! quire at the office of Chester B. Howes, No. | py. D Fronce ptate of Delaware, at ite last session, ' Wing gives to France, 13: Ruy.— vy ca, Ne De td Ie oe oem. tee, Sas: 68h 347 Broadway. Complainant had been a seafaring man irae ros i tbe ir derigueds Chaney Stamnes 600 Grovawioh Hitnee Ney Sosa crepe Paya pert through tne force, thereat profession; | for a log time, and wishing to engage in some other ocou- | D2 qacT 2°" a cortait, {2 Superint ad the drawing of | Years, a native of Roberistown, county slesth, ireland. tat a great deal was put in a very small compass, and no | Pation, thought he would answer the advertisement 1 | bers this day:— ee oe ts The funeral will wke piace this (Friday) afternoon, at doubt bad wished themselves bodily as small ag the small- question; that upon calling at the said numbor in Broad Susser Countr—Ciss No, 113, Avavar 4, 1869, meet <a can asa phic a , Av it 4, est of white bomeopathio pills, while mathematics, moro practically than ever before, squared, or rather squashed, the jcirele, All, however, “went merry as 4 marriage Frenchman says, ‘‘yon dam arshe, von ragout,”’ SECOND DAY'S PROGEBDINGS, Srrinarmup, August 4, 1869. ‘The Association mot in general session at ten o'clock this morning, in the large lecture room of the City Halt President Alexander in the cbair, The minntes of the last meeting wore read by the Secretary and accepted. ‘Toe narnes of several candidates for election wore uleo read, and the gentlemen elected. Profesor Hrrcncock then announced that the Western Railroad Company bad invited the members of the Asso- ciation and their friends to make a fres excursion to Am- herat and back, and that the Local Committee had deemed it well to accept it. The question of acceptance was sub- | mitted by the President and unanimously carriod. The excursion party starts Saturday a: twelve o’clock, and leaves at balf past five P, M. Mr. Jor. Lovaminc, the Secretary, then took the floor, ditional here, if rot very young, etill very galloat. To-night the savants will havo an opportunity to uso their feet instead of their heads. The youog ladies arc very impa- tient for the hour to arrive. “It will probably be a very bandsome affair, and superior, of course, in gayety and fashion to the grand reception of Wednesday evening. It is very bot here, probably owing to the magnetic in- fluence of 60 many brains in mutual contact. Everything is Diack republican here. The dogs in the strect seem to pay more attention toa black one of their fraternity than to one of a light color. Massa Grecley’s influence is truly grand. The attaches of the 7ribune are idolized. Democracy is nowhere—science and the almighty nigger go band in hand. I have never before wiehed I was 8 nigger. If I was,Ihave no doubt that politeness, aa ex- perienced in this place, would be far more preferable to me than at present. A very curious obgervance of the liquor law is carried out here. At restaurants all kinds of wines and malt Hquors are eold openiy, but no brandy, whiskey or gin. The Germans areue that lager bier ie not intoxicating, and the Springfield republicans that no kind of wines are go, Notwithstanding, 1 saw several eccentric felt hata bobbing from one side of the street to the other aa if there might be quite a singular motive power beneath them. Court of General Sesstons. Before the Recorder. Avever4.—The Grand Jury presented another batch of indictments to-day, and thetAssistant District Attorney succeeded in disposing of a number of prisoners. KoCwekey, and were each sent to the ears. . Jawrence Rogers, an old man, who has been ropeat- ediy sert tothe Peniieutiary, was jointly tadicted with George Richardton for stealing a roll of tapestry worth $82, They pleaded guilty to petit i 5 the old man was sent to the Penitentiary for ono ond (ke young thief eight months to the same institution, ‘Stato prison for two. gold watch arid chain from 1 Arbalo. atond of to the State Prison. a womw whore huebaod he had sho}. The widow way ho was introduced to McDougal as the person wh Sarr —On Thursday, August 4, Magy Fuzani est daugbter of Sicney pig ‘Smitn, pn bad advertised for a 23, , 43, 39, 62, 13, 65, 9, 5, 59, 37, 15. ‘John Heary (colored Loy) was indicted for toaling jo pleado: guilty to the minor offence, and, in consideration of bis youth, be was sent to tae Penitentiary for six months in- Wiliam Jackson, aiso indicted for a similar offonce, not keep bis appol gan to be a little suspicions, and on going te the Artisaus’ digwn out $990 of the $1,000 deposit. Ia conclusion complainant states that McDov; has not bo: grein or prodace with said money, and that he ! he hee parted with the $100 for the amount of its fa Depovent, therefore, says that he hos reagon to be- heve tbat McDougal did not want apy portuor in busi ness, that hia pretences to that effect were false and fraudulen:, and made with intent to procure ead money sud vote from complainant. The magistrate decided to commit the prisoner to the Tombs for examination, tion ef the excursion party, When near the Fishing Banks the storm commonced, and immediately the cap o'clock; and at ten o'clock last evening, although the rain was fwiling, a very good thermometer outside of the Hz Tand, an the popularity of tlsat trayellor’s production. Tng Sreamsare. Honrsvinue.—The fire compa at an early bour on Saturday mor: ful steam pump has been procured. ness on 5 which, it 18 8uj Tutevilieto aay. Th 2 @argo will then be discharged more completo list of the cargo given :—600 bales upland cotton, flour, 1,017 bage whest, 2,625 water chandige, 98 boxes fruit intment, and saat he did not make his the following day; complainant thea be- erly Secretary of the Mastachusetis Board of Eitucation, traced the sketches which added so much to nies of the city succeeded ia filling this ship with water and @ power- on board, will take ail the water out of tho than was previoutly 100 casks rice, 700 barreia melons, 64 bales mer- and vegetables, 140 sacks rice ing {Machines.— Gflice 05 Brosdway, New York. akalaes Strong and Fiavoi Ton, One Dollar the po a ar io, 1 Chambers or 216 Green- Parts Boots and Shoes Recetved per Stenm- er, by WANK BRLIG, boot maker, 61 Naseau street, be- tweed Joba and Fulton, west cide. vcs New York Mills Muaiin Drawers, AUATEES, agents, $3 Pearl street, i. ¥, Died. Biaxe.—On Thursday, August 4, Awys, wife of David Blake, in the 44th year of her age. y church, Fourth avente, corner of Twenty: daughter of Thowas and Bridget Haydon, natives of Bal- tinglast, county Wicklow, Ireland, aged 4 years and 5 ‘the funeral will take place from No. 29 Mulberry street, this (Friday) afiernocn, at two o'clock. Hom.—On Wednesda, , August 3, HxiexS,, infact daugh ter of Richard M, and Mary 8. Hoe. The relatives and (riends are invited to attend the fune- that leaven Peck sip, New o'clock a. M. Jonser —On & 26 veara, 8 mon aged 8 months and 14 days, Hesy 1. Jounas, aged seri S., youngest son of Jobu H. and Abby Jane Tripler, eged 2 years and 7 months. ‘The frienas and re!ati ‘are respectfully invited to at- avenue. Bridgeport papers please copy. Warp.—In this city, on Sunday, fever, ANDREW JACKSON WARD, aged and 13 days. Wariack.—On Wednesday, Angust 3, Extmen, wife of Alexander Wallace, formerly of Newtownforbes, county Longford, Ireland. The funoral will take place from her late residence, No. 269 East Fourteenth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at July 31, of typhoid 20 ‘years, 3 months Hudaou street, Above Spring. LIFE OF JABEZ BUNTING, D.D. { coptemporary persons and events. By his son, THOMAS PERCIVAL BUNTING. THE ‘With notices of not approached Other preparation. bold b} Srugghete” Principa’ depot S and is Pack row, New York. whicb, taken fotervally, relieve this sbdominal zenous con- gestion. Hence ointments, washes and even injeetions are 20 "i HUMPHREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPECIFIC. i, kee two or wares times per day, cures most Price asimpie yar pili, ta! the disease’ by Curiog the condillon upon which the Gependa» Ucnireds Eave been cured Dy ik rea of the Sbetinate cases. All will be prosaptly benelited by it. and cn i e 3 at Weet Farms, N. and the amount of injury tho fbi have reveiyed | ral, from the resitence of ber parents a 5 morocco case, $5; ditto, atta ., this (Friday) morping, ab half past ten ck, with | family case of fifteen boxes and book, $2. from tho fire will then be able. following is a | ¥., this (Fs por Rae ab the Eiaricen boas [nebo remedies fey the tingie box or fell enue McDo b ‘was epgeged in the flour and grain business, apa 27 days. “ihe accomplished Iady of tho Hon. George Bils presided | Wanted e partoor who ‘could’ pul fave hundred dollar, Consouinare Lorrany—C1iss 62, Avavsr 4, 15: Tue friends and relatives of the faraily aro respectfully with fnnitless grace, ant seented in ra spresided | into the Business ‘with him.” Bi 1+ 12, 53, 31, 3 y . invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at old and the young, the wise and the unwise, Supper in | bad not then at his command the required sua, * OF, 81, 99, 15, 33, 18, 78, 34, 25, 46, 28, exe o'clock, from the residence of ‘her parents, No, 147 excelent style was done ample justice to by all thesueste, br tas be had $400 fat be could & advance, | Whorou amine ur banda at Wilmington, Del. thie day (Tiurt- Hapmmond street, chomeea ‘ Keitel ‘sea Tas mt the “comet dioica | S410 mn) Up the 600; which Teme add tao SOR DAL graincwtmy relict of tho lta John Springsien, (ovo TARE on e right, Jeft or right about ,and if ‘mot 6 entire gum in Artisans’ Bank. . Commissioners, an lays. muntiwakoraunk agen Potdieeethyrok oe moon | ‘To thisn:rangement, subagresd. etd gave hanes: ERE EAR a | Tue relatives’aad friends ot the family, and the mem Rvearaden ee ater ‘all for a sound bead la a good stomach. dated July 4 a, for tie $100 oan, ‘Oa the samo day the , BROADB! HITS, COn bors of Abe Bedford mirect Methodist Episcopal church, are HOSTETTER'S OFLEBRATED STOMACH MUTERS 1¢ company dispersed at a late hour—the dark | Partner pro gans’ Bank and there depo- ecttalty tay redid HORTRTTEN'S CBLEO Re Sere, SMart ie melt yf ats | ania petted ares Pha | Mente, Rother Sew Gey of Prove | Wan at een ii gia” | aerate TERE REE ic eg nya lM tune | emt, eet uy oh | RUB USES RGN Acree | sane try dar Soran, | SOUR CR aaa GE pepas— arms part erm, ’ t j a (Of BITTERA, to dream of the comet's eccentric tit! and the mass of | Wat complainant should proceed to Trenton that after- days. J roubveriocments In all papers tLe moon, and the other portion of young Dr. Jones high to see on what torms the oats could bo | | White, the Hatter, is Making a Clean Sweep | , is friends and those of his family—Timothy, John, | HO*TETTER’S CET RSRATED STOMACH SITTERS, foreneat,’ of Professor Peabody's amiabio voice, and | Bovght. McDougal thon left the oftice to go on | of hiseummer stock st co” prices. The way they is acau- | Michael and Charles Sullivan—are invited to attend the HOSTETTER’S ORURUAATED 87 OMS OH, BITTERA especially of bis son's sweet mustache. So the world | ‘Change, af ho stated, promising to return in | WOtge (pliaoon. | you wish good bargains, at seas ere rte ay ple yar apt i tain aa Botioes Wagr—ecience and nonsense, appetites and intellects, all time w start by the three o'clock train as afore- les oo am afiecriond a two o'clock. EOSTRITER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, Iniigied mneke tae rum tal ie al @ asi as the | ®@id. Complainant further says that ‘McDougel did | Wheeler a Wilson's a narra mney oo Vetaantnr, tnqett 2, Jo- potions of ead the HOSTETCER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTER. HO&TETTER’S ORLABBATED Srom aoe BITTERS. The Best Sp: in Existence—Howe's ‘ the notices Bank there lourned thas McDougal Lad, on tae Ist iast., | Miliptio, st from $6 10 $4, at $78 Broadway. Call and soot | 1cD4, be funeral, | hoo Mien BK ea pas for. 6'0l0k, HOSTETTER'S CELAB&ATED STUM aH BITTARS, . s ‘iud out where the} L BOSTETIEE 9 CLADE ATED ida >Ou BITTERS, ‘out where HOSTETTER’S ORLEB SAT ED STOM QOH SITTERS, Find out where they are sold. HOSTEITER'S OMLEMRaTSD STOMACH BITTERS, Find sold, HOSfETTER’S CELEBRATED 81. OMAGH Bit Riese HOSTETTER’S CFLEBRATED BTUMACH biti wan ROSTETTER’S CELEBRATED MIUMACH BItv aie ee At 87 and 69 Willism atreet, one door north of Maiden lane, | two o'clock. - i, ee Guaxp Row ox an Excuneox.—Yeslerday morning the GO. M. THACY, Agent, HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED mowace trees stoumer Rip Van Winkle lef , - ELLANE STETIER’S CELEB: dont where they are sald. Bene wil a Inge number of ceria 82 Fshiog | russes, Wiastie Stockings, Shoulder Braces, |... MISCELLANEOUS, | HCBTET2ER'S RATED STUMACH BiETERS. e F of exourtionists, Among the | pelts, baxdages,&> Dr. GLOVER’S lover truss, 4 Ann tt. LMUST GIVEN AWaY. HOSTRITER’S CELEBRATED STUM 4 trees, party there ware @ number of “roughs”” who, immedi. Ao Paver hangings, window shades, carpets, £2. Find out where iney ero ood, stely on the boat's leaving the pier, commenced wrang. | "Kerssene Ot. 1.008 fabs ct Bae gold window staSon I pec pair’ aioe om | CCSTRTPAR'S CELABRATED STOMACH BITCaRA, a rors now bad. Ooler, 4 5 5 fing among themscives, and abusing the respectable por- | ugs: ‘omaa a res - " | auction, carpets, ofl cloths, &c., very cheap. at COATES, 314 FOR SALE AT DBUGGISTS’, GROCERS’ AND EVERYWHERE. EVEBYW ; BEAR. and announced that all those members who had not taken | ‘ain of the bout beaded tor New York, which displeased | Cristadoro’s Heir Dye, Wigs and Toupece= 2 nae ADs Ae ee ee ee BEVERY WHE! their oards of invitation for the ladies? levee ofthis even- | lis captain ciniming, thet they Peed Deere meee ene | The best in tke world, wholeesie and rewll, and tbe dye prt | (oot salsfacton; ofto a1 $5 60 nnd $4 dona boots that Sl ber UV RRYWHRER. ing would find them at the local Post Office. «rip to the Banks, and they wore determined not to be | PY Se eens. eae phere ees ogee two sections, denomi- | ca that he should not alter his course, when the rowdiog | LUCKLE, FUN & OO.'S, 251 Fulion street, Brookiyn. ~' | ve had in Broadway, corner of Duane airect RVARI WHERE nal and B, and assembled in different rooms. commenced a general “free fight.” Immediately the EVER (WHERE. In section A, mathematics, physics and chemistry were | PéTF0Ls eimployed on the boat and a number of the pas- | | Butehelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, | Beer ulation ine susouent thos by oe poe ieat a VknY Wold ; vengers organized themselves into a vigilance commaitios, | tbe best in the world, surpassing all made, Bold and applied vi $ fret applications WERvwoenl treated upon, Prof. B Silman, Jr., being permanent | andin a short timo the rowdles ‘wore mastered, and tue | ie mamifactory, 253 Broadway. iP wot sain oF hjure the akint it tole only on tee roma ot SU VER Wie hairman, and Prof. William G. Peck, formerly of Weat | slleged leader of the Ueligorente, named Jeremith Fiza, | Roptare Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical | 2° Deerd Price, $1, tent by mail post res, em ie ong REMY WASRE, , secretary. ' was con! in the hold, boat “ Ga. 5 faasau st ‘ee a VERY WHERE. The firet paper on the programme was on tho “Cir. | “ty Figo managed to escape from couluemeat awk sulas, sapportenyand shoaitor besos, eens hea, wT vERY Whine culation of the Ocean,”” by Capt. Chas. Wilkes, United | jomped overboard, but was captured again in a half | jormitiesmade wucder. NO. 3 Vesey slrvec Asor House, | { HBOMOFULGENT LITHOGRAPHED SHOW CARD3— SAVERY WHE States Navy. This paper was not read, Professor | crowned condition, and was, on the arrival of the boat at | rew York. Z : ‘U'anew siyle, superseding frames. Call and see them. ARV ERY one Bache having left the reading of ‘his paper, | the city, conveyed to the First precinet station house and | _ JA00ES & SORBBOR, F EVseroueem guttled “Goneral Account of the Resulte of the Disous: | locked vp on a charge of assault, and battery. Luckily | | Barry’s Tricopherowy is the Best and Cheap- aw EVERTWOEI clinometer rvations mate at Girard | 1o one was seriously ij set article for dremstt al }, Cleaning,.carling, BITTHES IMMED! College, Philadelpoia, between. the years 1840 and 1843, Cece flame ie and reworing the bait. Laden, oy he” Bold by Adrag. | COREA COORAC, BINTERS, IMMEDIATELY ty | EVRRIWHERE. reco with special reference to the Elevea Years Perind,” ur 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ae, FELD, sole importer, No. 70 Nassau street, NewYork, and for SVARIWEERS, ovwinnes finished at the last meoting, at once commenced to read, | _ In this morning’s seue, in noticing the arrest of Louisa | geantey at Chess Daily —Billiard and Chess | “227 & drugaists, bars and groceries. oe The following is a correot abstract: — Worth for keeping a houso of assignation in Fortieth | rosme, No 149 Fullon strest and No, 8 Ann sirest. Billiard HOBTETTER'S ORUEBEATED STOMATH BITTERE. = ‘This i tho Brat of a series of discuseions of the magne: | sireet rig ri bles and tinmings forsale, (QBN, UNIONS, DISEASED NATLS, ENLARGE: FOR SALE aT DEUGGIE78', GROCERS AND tic aud meteorological observations made, under the di- | }isces' Io be No. Las, portant error in statiog ber meni of the great toe joint, cured without pain, so that | EVERYWHARE. EVERY, rection OF Prof. Bache, at the Girard College, between tho | BOURe to de No. 148. The numbers in tho sirest aro | 4 yw Rocay Made Linon Store the ook ean be wora immediately after the operation, ZVERYWHERE, years 1840 and 1845, and published by order of the Senate, | *2mcwhat confused. and it go happens that there aro two } Thy s) Ready Made Linen Store, 967 | tis east inooarenience ia the, pausat. by br ZACH Amis ee and referg to, the ton, or leven Years reriod in, thé | cigenee of Louiea Worth. "Her'estabiianmaent” ig further | uae sepa (nen cnr pik HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH SITTERS amount of regular daily Position of the I. “ — FOR SALE AT DRUGGISTS AND GROORMS. magnetic necdle, and the disturbances to which | SWS the atreet. ree Yoo SEE, Kennedy’s Medical Discovery ts Warranted gE OTICIO8O DE NUEVA BK, ROSTETTER’S that change is liable. ‘The method of discussion is similar | wow yon, Angust4 nebo oo? Vom Portion st ig re geretula, reipcies, mltzbeune, sould head, ulcerated EL NOTICIOGO DE NURVA ‘YORK, ‘HOSTATTER’S to that pursue by General Sabing in his dircuasion of the few YORK, Avgust 4, 1650, Skies “For wale by all EL HOTOIO8O DE NUEVA YORK, HOSTRITERS obzervations magnetic observatories. The TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. a ae a frat slp isto separate the regular dally movement of the Naw York, August 3, 1859. Brady's Galery Mas Meomeved from 300 ONLY BPANIGH AMESIOAN NEWSPAPER, bee a Reale from the disturbances. In effecting this the crite |... ange . Reve peeomens tgho ny pad ote Bleecker street. Pho- ONLY SPANISH AMERIUAN NEWSPAPER, HOSTATTER'S ion of Professor Poiroe has been applied, #0 as to remove bat dr occ er ct erg all ian —— AE NUMBER ON THE ItcH OF Avacer, | CELEBRATED = all arbitrary aesumy from the discussion, the formula | stating that become bondsman for the proprietress | Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Razor Strop. iy . ET showing the limita of variations from the mean, beyond | of a ‘disorderly house in West Fortieth street, Te wish, in | This ciaatie pected eyed ore meer Finst NOMBES ON THE 1TH OF AUGUSE eee CELEBRATED which the observations were to bo classed as disturb. | justification to myself, to state that tho same'is untrus—1 | turersJ. & 8. SAUNDERS, No, 7 Astor House, andof the va- | FISST NUMBER ON THE I21H OF AUGUSE: CELEBEATED ances. Professor Bache continued the reading of this | Dever having become’ bondsman for her, but only for the | "ous agente throughout the city. THOUSANDS OF SPECIMEN NOMBERS ISSUED. CELEBEATED Paper, which time will not allow mo to finish, appearance of @ witness. GEO. F’ VAN BRUNE THOUPANDS OF SPECIMEN NUMBERS ISSUED. ORLESR ATED qpibe ett was equally as abstruse and uninteresting to pike Taal Be rn aba Pa na Rate amenmetl bE i Eba uni ma! be 2. a ‘This afternoon Professor Backe is reading a on City Intelligence. =a BES STOMACH the reeults of Observations for Tomperature at Van Rens Tae Tax Comsusionzns.—The difficulties in the Tax roti salable terete Bi ‘STOMACH selacr , North Greenland, made 6 second settled, Mr, digsenting;min ae ea Bust 3 STOMACH Grinnell expedition, under the command “of Dr. 'E ik pty ate 7 anaes _ ensphect his pt nga Bd ae inde geaeia i allcnas of lal wo. Zhe NOTICIOSO DB NUBVA YORE is to be published gr Kane, U. 8. N. eed yestersay eaene Are perfectly simple and saaly Kept la ardor, eee ee ies tnt eco = an In. ‘4A a theory was explained by a young man, | new appointments were ratified, Mr. Allen voting neither | ‘Are much chesper because they earn more money. Pricer BP Nay peta ed STOMACH hy whiak ha tmind to ‘We the HHUIRY Af applying ma ‘Are just the machine for every a days. for Cube and South america. STOMAG thematica to music.” His name iY. 4. SAoPRP VRE MS, | APPEL urd, Go CRRA SRA. COREMMlasiON. will hence, I. M. SINGEE £00,, 453 Broadway, pa irat WAEabee Wil be Siar mneed gals 4 the Uaked | SISTERA. listened to with wrapt attention by the savants. clerks were yesterday aesigned’thelr dutics, 43 followa:— | Smreuser.a==—————_—— States, and ta all the Spenieh American. countries, as spsct- SITTERS TERS. In section B the first paper in order was by Frofeasor ©. | Dis. Wards. Dares Housion street, Hotel accommolinem@swaw. corner of | ™Pivaine desiring to receive the en numbers, or that ‘BITTERS. H. Hitchvock, on the ‘Marks of Ancient Glaciers in the +140 068.T. McKinney, R. 8. Collins. px Sua eee tan | tpey shall be mento thelr ricadn, wil please send peat paid, Green Mountain range in Massachusetts.” It was very 16, 18...Wm. P. Powers. J. L. Smith. Holloway’s Ointment.—Pains in the Back: | specimen numbers wil DYWBIK wplien. ibe pair. The BITTERS. lengtby, and the diagrams not only incomprobenaibie 8,14.//Isanc M.Phyfe. _E. J. Cadwell. or limbs, #f neck, rheumatiem, rheumatic gout, neuralgia inh American Printing Company: BITTERS. to the unlearned, but quite puzzling to several of the and. J.Campbell. J. F. Cleveland. | and sore throst, are cured by rubbing in this greaf antidote to bished at the office of EL NOFICIOSO, 24 Ann street, ma a members. james J. Rielly. acnvewexivi, |i Qeeeees (06 Oe Mnaciee| ant nerves," BoMay lane, | New York. CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE FOLLOWING The second trea'inc read was by Charles Whitelsy, on “Richard Mott TR. Hubbard, br ee BARNEe 4 Pann” HOLESALE HOUSES: the * Drit ities or Potash Kettles ‘wconsin’’— -David Miller. john Contre! Clirebugh’s Ventilating Wigs, with his % ‘f equally abstruse. “James Dennis. James Anderson. | new imprivements, defy detection. Style, material and work SEO ee Sear ie a ee oe wants bo", — occupied the attention of this section in the morn- Samuel a ao Sey, Conner. eeyeateds ‘No. 208 Broadway. ee - iy . 8, Nye. AMERICAN WIT AND HUMOR. ‘Tals afternoon ‘papers are to be read on the occur- john V. Gridley. N.S. Husted, Hill, Inimitable Heir Cutter; Dye 50 cents, Ilustrated by J. MoLEN AN. rence of pot holes formed by the drift agency—on a Robt. ©. McIntyre. BR. L. Linn. blsck or brows. Depot No, 1 Barclay street; also sold 91399 | rive sich and 8v0, ae Er Ue i frozen depoeit of modified drift—on the conglomerate | ta wearner.—Yesterday was one of the most oppres | Broadway. Drawer of Harper's M it ‘the best living pleture 2E A W! bear Newrort, R, I., with elongated pebbles and trans, the wh ta the “afbmenoos and of the genial humor ot the American people, The fas are | PENPOLD, PARRAR & HOW verse joints. r sively bot days of the season; bu Married. furnished by wide awake, g-od-natured, wholesouled fel. | PRIOR, HOL OMB & CO... In the department of natural history the subject is, | evening there was copious rain, with thunder and light- lows in every part of the United Btates, and in every cepart- | STRBBINS, MORGAN 4 ALLEN: Is Indian corn (fea maye),a native of three continents, | 1... accompaniaments. The rain, however, hardly suf- Crose—Harris.—Io Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August 3 | ment of social and public Iife. Its ane ‘are of the bench, | J.H. HAZARD.......... hike cotton and tobacco. This will be read to morrew, e 'P: of a ? y by Rev. B. Goodsell, Tuomas B. Cxoas to Euizasera Harwis. | bar and pulpit the parlor, ahop and field; the stump, the | J. A. TARKANT & CO. obably, by J. H. Gibbon. ficed to cool the atmosphere. This is our thermometrical Parsons—Moorz —In Columbia, Cal., on Sunday, June nd the ‘is is a took for every body, and every Prine hotela ure all hronged. A great many ladies are | record:— 12, by Rev. 8.8. Harmon, Dr. M. W. Paxsows, of Golum. | body willread it with zeat | It will do them good, likes medi | HALL, DIZON & 00 in the city. It is said that Springfleld has always been in 64.M. 12M, 3P.M.6P.M. | dia, to Fuwa E, Moone, fourth daughter of Wm. K. Moore, | {itt nonsense, now and then ie rehahed by the wieeti item, WEE ‘want of beaux, there being about three hundred more | 18!8—August 4.. 67 74 75 13 | tte of this city. the grave and reverend seniors wil' fied for young ladies than youngmen- Certainly they ought notto | 1650—Auguat 4........74 87 89% 18 ‘hem ag well as for the younger and the gay. complain now, when there are over one hundred beaux ad. | The highest figure curing the day was 91 degrees at 2:20 RALD Buildings marked 76 degrees. Her remains will be taken from her late residence, No. Voll. With aportratt 12mo. muslin, $1. Fine rx Sovrn Srreer.—Between two and three o’clovk | 141 East Eloventh street, to Calvary Cemetery, on Satur- From ree bageevane on Thursday morning a fire broke out in the paint shop | (ay. The friends of the family are requested to attend fossa “Bo tull ta. trath: io ot trates ead aneceoees ae to te of Clegg, Graham & Clark, 255 South street. The firemea —In St. Louis, Mo.,on Thursday, July 28, Joux | Guucult to ‘fom he page Se moe ponsition tas a weiter ieee were quickly at work, and put out the fire without dama- | B., infant con of J. H. ana L. V. Deems, aged 7 montis. Bunting is sincere, unaifected givg tho adjotuing premises. The painters have an in | Dowxi1.—On Thureday, August 4, Btizavers DoxNxit, ‘The new evition of surance on their stock of $800 in the Stuyvesant Insur- | ®g¢d 92 years. ADAM BEDE. ance Company; the lose will amount to about $200, The | _ The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fune Anovel first foor is occupied by J. Miller, tin and eoppersmith; | F&i, from thoresidence of Robort Donnell, Weat Fifty fourth BY GEORGE Ettor. stock damaged slightly by water.’ The fire is supposed yo | street, three doore from the Ninth avenue, this (Friday) 12mo, muslin, $1, be the result of accident. afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. [From the Edinburg Review for July, 1859 } ; ; Duxcaw.—On Thursday, August 4, Anrep Goopumr Dox. |, A.book of more intense sad absorbing inicrest haa not re- rronious Assaurt.—Patrick Brannan was brought be- | oxy, con of James G. and Kliaabeth R. Duncan, aged 18 | freshed the reading wi wf years; Bor one in which the use- i I . ful and boly purpose of showing what a widespread wreck fore Justice Kelly on a charge of having assaulted William | months and 18 days. as careless Gey leake. te petscadcofiiiext tetinue Horst Smithors with a knife, cutting him severely m the left ‘The relatives aud iriends of the family are respectfully | ties, and combined ‘wiih writing of such varied kinds—graphic, side, oon after the affray Brannan ied to New Jersey, | ‘Bvited to attend the furcra!, this (Friday) afternoon, at | hrmorgus and poetical-that itis diffoal io decide, what ex: Broadway. + | one o’clock, from the residence of parents, No. 551 to give, for, to write oul ‘passages worthy of note, roadway. Bay egies 9 city Unerinnth he fell into the | Sicth avenue. - would be aimoat - rewrite the eS Broadway. bends of the police and was committed for trial on charge FROMK.—At Hoboken, N. J.,on Wednesday, August 8, | 4 nook which everybody Seo pre oy Broadway. of assault with jotent to kill. Louis P. Faoxx, in the 20th year of his age, from the Newark Daily advertiser } Broadway. Comrtarsz Disunasep.—The complaint against Kasper The relatives he — ef oe caged mse trlee op A ‘The most remarkable book of the “Eno Broadway. ited to atlent ie funeral, frora residence oi is — way, perrseaeadisoapserterers ent tera ded Wavents, No. 22 Irving place, Hoboken, ou Saturday after. | | HARPER & BROTHERS will end any of the above work Co. Broadway: Quuckenbush yesterday, and tho accused was discharges | 00)" 'al two o’cloth. by mail, postage pala (tor any distance in the United Etates ony SUE Broadway. from ail further attendance in the matter. GaLurx —On Thuraday afternoon, August 4, after a long ler miles), om receipt money. 2 ppt Se Ma ife of John Galiier. DURKIN. Broadway. Obituary. and painful jliness, Manéansr, wi ‘OSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH Birrers | &,B.. way. elatives and friends, and those of her cons-in-law, SREDDEN & NRERGAARD 2th at & Broadwegie. Boroce Mana, Professor of Antioch College, died at Yel- | , 20% "os thomnas Le Houllier are respectfully invited | qc, {9 te Cure of dyapepals, bodily weakness, coavenees | Six PRIOR & CO. cate Jow 8p:ings, Obio, on the 2d inst, Mr. Mann was form- | JING Mh yon Saturday morming, at ton o'clock, ant | BRAMBLE. Broed : 430 Canal pe en and Jobn J, Mathews, whose trial for | 8! has aiso served as Representative in Congress from | fram © $80 Canal sirpon, ipa : See dleteick formers. ted by John Quincy Adame. | ™C.Tyoca.—On Moray, Avgust, at his residence, in | ADIFS, GO TO MILLERS, 857 CANAL STREET, . $03 Hudson street alleged grand larceny was commcnoed yesterday, wore | He left Maseachusciis to assume the position of President | cresnwicn street, of villous diarrhoea, Jomy A. GilwovR, Deiore you goin the country and geta large supply of “No. 362 Hndson streets acquitted i consequence of witnesses for prosecution fail. | of Antioch Coliege, which office he held until his death. Sent. 3 gaiter bootes snd shoes, Indian rubber, 4c., for yourselves and wo: 463 Hudson street. ing to poritively identify the accused. Official | Infeensation 4 the followin Kenic in the naval His remains were taken to Wallkill, Orange county, for } chil Store closes at 734 P. M. eee Mote eae street. ( service bas been receiv avy Depariment:— | intermert. a ee George Nelson, a hotel thief, was convicted of stealing | jimes Carr, Merrimac, at Panama; Honry Freuch, Mer- | — i4..7.—On Thursday morning, Angust 4, of consump. | PUES. PILES PiLee. Ie ee ADLEE No. ii enh renee. ats from the St. Nicholas Hotel. Hoe wassentto | rimac, at rao; James Kennedy, St. Louis, at San Juan | jon, Nicwouas B. Haaz, aged 3b years, 8 months and 29 of persons have pllee—suffer for years with the | J. CONDIE. fo. 166 Bighth avenue. nitentinry for six months. del Sore, Marine corps; Chas. Hartley, St. Mary’s, at | days. disease—yet few know what {t is or how itiscured. Every | F. H. LOSS. a4 oe avenue. Toviog sioien 680 th P~ tran fae ee cal wometey ihe {vende of the Sanlly are. reqpeotfully iayied to at- | ceee OF Eine ticedhagn or ta, violent, ening nea iaraesiony Surmep Mai 0. 263. Hana avenue 3Y haat! e) er ral, {rem the residence of his mother-in.1a\ bs fres te % a J. D. Wileto, Gh. was sotiionsed: to tuipriscamect i. Davip Bacneow, an artist, led in APkanges a Sow days tend the fenern’, eidow Ob a¥iltinca Granger: “aa (eri! | Sepende erooptinlly upon. coogestion of the abdominal venous | 3. ERIOR & S05 ‘No $01 Bighih azeauae the Sisto, Frigon for four years. Mary McLane, Hannan | Of sy sears of age. He was the conipanion of | day) afternoon, st imo o'clock, from No. 126 East Fifty- | Veing. rormation of tumors, ecoeraege, pala and sudarag? Bust oak Burk arenas. 7 ithout furthe: ls isease indament ared by medicines: LEB S ofience, in stealing $100 in money and a sbawi from Ann | Stephens, tho traveller, secompanied him to the Holy bel mmat g Tha Narsbsy prolen rn tai baiae faatnns and the 6: ean only be fas ly © by i * y za , a Ploaded guilly to an attempt at Ean te Saciterday | flour, std 101 packages merchandize.’ Tho pissengers | The rcletvves tho family sre respectfully SUMMER TRAVELLERS rie Lacey, Jie race foes bores) ‘plesdoa | bave generally gono North 19 the steamships Jus, vAdger. | love 10 eaten the ee eee se 28D ALL WHO USE Ll ‘ity, and was eeat to the House af aad and Keystone State, which left this pors on Satur 2u2 Weet Niveteents str his (‘riday) afternood, at | | WOLFR'S SCHIRD pan (ABOMaT Villam murphy pleadod guilty to an sitemaps st bur- | Jash—Charlaton Mercury, August 1. ohnge mnie ee hctaniar sie teat can be selciad ia Burope ai nay oowt. plary i the third degree, and was punished by imprison- eM dca i a ae be Seder Sednesday, August 8, Janz, wife of Wil- | 27 22¢ common A ‘but by the chotoe botanical va- ment in the Penitentiary for one year. Tux Droveur.—The people of portions of the sine tesa of awk ocean} riety of the aromatic Italian , Whose more vinews ChathaeCuesaayspuldy Of peak nroony, was sent tothe | Went are surg at the preacal te eeriua saconve- | jon C abst, aeatvo of Atalone, eounty Roscommos, | fataet i aiiied and rece ik katana ea ad niences and loss from drou; portions ‘omtuck: relard. meidget Tasot ied sndlctad for grand larceny, wisely | Where the soil ie based x limestone rocks from pong ify The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | aroma, Siiogether f,transoend! ent a ia co ‘and mediotnal endow To the minor offence, nd was seus wo the | three feet below the surface, the blue gruss pastures, or. | invited to attend tho funeral, at ong o'clock this (Friday) | PFERS Rs terdiucuon ot ine celesresed Bobeliam Aroma | ARS HALES... San healer Ly tee ania, has diary fo green and fruriant, have turned to iY ‘dull Petebnaiy eatin Reps : Tr heh 470 Ninth avenue, Rchmappe the proprietor has mubmaitied I to the whole i ee ywn color, and would burn as readily as frost bimen | betw ° -ninth streets. fault tates, Over three thousand endorts, g wert Tro done tobe Pautentary. mes | grase, Tnladians and itnoi the drougat weve: | tacitan On fuuraday, Augta ,Tamuas acum, a | Ser ibls ow tmnt Seg Pure, ena er | picKaNscy. with i ral counties serious) a rains of late have | native ly ' he . thew, ; pinto guy ommaand oe. ers moot | cee at aes QM, cM gana | lier’ th Tan | Soe oeracear es wa Notion etre | CORBY ; . : to ono year’s Imprisonment In the Peutventiary, Car RUSE. Te Mary laa eae eee ee eee, | TPecenoe, No 98. Frambfort street, cornet of Rose, this A tag aera Ae erenire ga ‘aque and. cane 1. 8 BUBRARD. aro already seriously affected. We see it stated that some | (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. of 4 : few Orlean. and L& 8 FOUGEBA. ae . Revencr.—A notorious ruffian, known in South- | corn fields have been given up to stock, the owners des- Leorag —In this city, on Thuraday, August 4, of cholera lOarser of Fwy sn &0fiatone ‘weatern Arkansas as “Jack Cade,’ was recently killed by ing tomake acrop. The counties n.cst seriously in- tum, Fansre, only child of Yyillinm if. and Elsie Les- Bitters wold ny Bree rg = ‘appear to be Montgomery, in Maryland, and Alex- ‘ trekeot bi Which pasegd through big beart, ) with a revolver and Indged three balls in bis 14 a Foret ‘and Fairfax, ip the yioluly of Washing! No Wl womr the Potomac, in rs ‘The fuperad will tel: o'clock, from No. 187 5 Wor Tointy sixth tance lac’, on Saturday morning, at ten