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discover that, es far es aoy practical effect was concerned, the Atlantic cable nad yet to be laid, aud now another attempt is id course of prepara. tion to put down anebber cable between the two pointe origivally * @vd—pawely, Valentia on tbe Irish coast, avd Trinity Bay, Newfoundlaud— and probably on the Sth of August, 1860, we shall bave the telegraph at work. By a curious coincidence, aud most probably without design oo the part of those coucerned, on the 4th of August this year the Chamber of Commerce avnouveed that the medals avarded to the parties engaged in laying the telegraph cable were ready for delivery, and the He taip of yesterday, the anniversary of the excitement, published the fact, and contained the names of the fifty-six recipients, INTERESTING FKOW WASHINGTON, Wasnincton, August 5, 1859, ‘The Iadian Bureau bas been offivially informed tha’ the Ladians of New Mexico show strong symptoms of hostility. Ono of the United States depucy surveyors had bsen forced to abandon his survey by a band of marauding Apaches. General Wheat denies, through the New Orlean Picayune, the widely published statement that bo has beca invited by President Juarez to take @ columa of Americans to aid the liberal cause. A letter received here from Arizona says that the last overland mail made the extraordinary time of thirteen days from St. Louis to Pucson. Lieutenant Isaac N. Brown hes been ordered to the Navy Yard in Boston, and Lieutenaut Weaver to the Navy ‘Yard in Philadelphia; Lioutenant Eoglish was ordered to tho ateamer Wyoming, vico Aulic, cetached. Lieutenants Read, Davall and Fggleston have been ordered to the e@teamor Wyandow, Our Washiogton Correspondecce, Wasmuncton, August 3, 1859. Revival of the African Slave T-aue-—Large Importations of “Savages”—~No Doubt Whatever that Depots of “Savages” Exist in many Seuthern Orties—The Vessels Builtin Black Republican Siates—Excitement Againit the Trufic Ammg Planters, dc The consequences of the reopening of the African slave traffic are already beginning to be sensibly felt in the Southern States. Dufllcult as it is to get at the truth ina matter where all concerned are directly tuterested in maintaining inviolable sevres7, [do Lot «es tate to reiterate my conviction that every syliable I wrote to you afew weoks ago, in relation to the lending of large cargoos of imported “savages” on the coast o! Florida, was sirictly correct. In convereation, within the last thirty-six hours, with the very United States Senator who gave mo a large por- tion of the facts which I enumerated under tne cate of Joiy 10,T remarked that they vad been uutversally dis- cic ted, and seemed to be borne out by but scanty evi- 2 in the Southern papers. He replied, “‘Neyertho- every word I told you was substantially true, and at it will bave passed away from every re the 16th of December next.” He added that ce of the Southero preas was a signal prooi t: at @ he had made were well fouatod:; that they did not dere to séuitify themselves by denvirg what every iuteltigont Southerner knew to be the trah; that if the Hansip's remarks bad no foundation, there would have been an outcry made by every journal from Mary- land to Galveston, He continued te say that the silence of the conservalive papers eouth of the Potomac would probably not ve of lorg duration, as a feeling of indigna- hon was epresding among the planters and large +lave- holdersat the disturbance of the old order of things, which must evn load to an cutbrealk, Ap account which appeared on the 234 ult, in th Avguatine (Kia ) Examiner admirably filustrates tho man- ner in which slaves are treated, even when notice of them ts given to the proper federal authoritie: I: reems that the Deputy United States Marshal, upon beirg in- formed tha’ gach a vessel was off the coast, made inqui- ries which resulted in his “hearing of no slaver, aud only @ rumor that negroes had been landed to the southward.” Proceeding in that direction, he ‘ound the: bout six ‘weeks previous four sailors had reported that they were part of the crew of the schoouer fxpertment, had landed a cargo of Africans near Jupiter, and breached the ves- sel.” The Deputy Marshal did not, of course, find at that jate hour in the day any siga of niggers or ahip; and tho eacitor of the Examiner closes his account by saying: ‘At &ny rate tho birds bad flown before he got there, We un derstend more are expected shortly.” 8» light a watch is in fact kept along the coast between Key West an Pensaccla, that “rumors” of the landing of slave cargoes may be considered to travel prety swiftly if they reach tho ears cf ZOVErnmunt officials oven sim woole after the birds bave flown,” and no rule of caution 1s thought to be -vioiated by the nowspepers in bossting that “morearcex- pected shoruy;”’ uctttfer is the traffic commented on with $he slightest eign of surpriao or disapprobdation, Lave no doubt that time will develope some atartling facie in the history of slavery sioce May, 1858, There are gnid to exist depots of ‘savages’ in over twenty large cities or towns at the South, in some of which the initia ‘ed may find them, at times, to the number of several bun- dreds, Accoog the places where these depots are to be found, Charieston, Memphis ani Solumous have been Damed tome by a person whom [think trusteortby and relisble, who informed me that ho had visited them, aud that ho bad geen altogether, in these three places, about ine hundred imyorted biacks, He said tnat it was uoL0- rious, Lbrougbout Georgia and Alabama, six weeks ago, that quite e fleet of slavers was expected to land cargoes ‘with a mocth or two in one of the Florida inlets not for from Key West. You wii recoiiec! I wid you beiore thut a gentleman of the moss uasoubted vera sty had ia- formed me that the boset had bees msde to him, semi confideatially, Dy an ivtyrested iodividusl, Waose name 18 knows througnout tne Union, itst twelve slave vessels would diecharge their lieg freight upon our ehores witain ninety cays from the les of June last. And be said that b's estimate of the number of cargoes of *s4vages’”” tbat bad been euccesafally transporte? into the interior, wine elgnicen mouthe, was botween sixty and seventy. Supposing each veseel to coatain, deductieg loss by death, two huucsed avd fitty blacks, be la‘e 1ucrease of slave yopulation a the Soutn "by imsorcavons from ue- coast of Africa mort have been over filteen toousand. Stustliog as these facts must a; pear, end iuureduious w8 maoy. readers may be con- Gernivg them, T bare not ventured wo cummunicate taem to you ‘out betog fully persuated in my own mind thay they cannot be euccesstuity galopayed Tt secins a'@0 io be well uuderstori that the large proportion of vereels engaged iu ine slave traflic are not oniy butitat the North, but are fitet our there, with o fail Bmowledge of the uke to which they are destined, and with anesetoaehare in the proiits of their oefarious expeditions, Upon this suoject u wili be exceeding'y dMeuit to get proof, and yet I am morally sure, (om bunts [have beard cast out here, toat there are actually wo versuls being prepared at vais moment for a clave trip from ube port of New York, snd tnet @ cousiderable nutter of such versels are betag made ready for sea in tke New Engiaud States. Tourlow Weed may deny tnis, wna the very nature of the case preveuts my being able to give procia; bus waat latate will be clear to tue mind ol every Southerner. Lebou'd acd, that at least sour out of five, perhaps nino out of ten, of tbe punters at the South are aiarmed, 2s ‘yell ag ipcenzed, against these Who uro endeavoring to Dullity the federal iawe pronibuing the slave trave. Toe moore segecious poitica' teavers, taciading Col, Jefferson Davis, A. H, Stephens and otners, reoognise thay every Southera pouucian who ideotides Limset witn tao tratfic musterentually be swamped by tho indiguation of tho respectable plaveholding citizens of the older Southera States. Only a few desparate ulcrators, tke Brown of ‘Missiaeipp! (I am pet sure but bo stanos aloue), count, by encouragiog the introduction of “savages,”’ upoa tue su)- ort of thige middling aod lower classes who hitherto Ene not been able to possess negroes, bur now look tor- ward with exuttation to the cuy wien they shall nave Sdarkies” to wait on them ag weil as thelr betters. Brown even nopes that his zeal tor the trafllo may mato bim Preeident of the United Sites Douglas makes & similar calculation on account of bis zea! against It, de From Aibany. Ataany, August 5, 1859. ‘The statement that Hon. Gideon J. Tucker is to be drop- ped by the Demccratic Jonvention, is not exactly correct. He bag, it is gatd, been tendered a renomivation for tho ‘Becrelaryahip of State, bus positively declines, No Yallow Fever at New Orleans. Naw Ograans, August 4, 1859. ‘The Board of Health cfficialiy anneunce that there is no syeilow fiver here, The Recent Raliroad Oleaster. Aunany, August 5, 1859. The Alary Coroner's jury in the Schaghticoke bridge @laughter returned a verdict this atterooon that the tim- ‘ders of th bridge were rotien, ungafo, and known to bo 60, and thatthe Superintendent and dircctors shouid be held respasible, Mic Steambout Kate May Sank. Cixcvwari, August 6, 1859. The Cindnnatl and Memphis packet rato May atrack « ensg last ught, eighteen miles below this vey, and sunk fo mx feet waier. Her freight \e badly damiy.a gye oat may pooribly be raized, Sho was valued at Bhumo, and is fully inevred, ESS rT TSE tC Newa from @altforn {8 SEARLE TWO MILLIONS IN TREASURE NEW YObR. Naw Oarzaws, Auguet 6, 1859. ‘The steamsbip Fa>ano is below from Minatitlan 24, “ith San Francisco dates of July 20, The pews is unimportant, Boainess was dull and prices declining. The steamsbis Golden Age aud Uaclo Sam brought own $1,900,000 ia treasure and 700 passengers, Arrived at San Francisco ships Storm Sloud avd Dic tator from New York, Belvidere from Boston, Forost Movarch from sidney, Jacques Cour trom Bordeaux, SAN FRANOISCO MARKETS. JuLy 11. —Tho werk closes auil. ne a from Cbipa continue immensely large, wi NY ROUTE FOR ‘ivals of rice the lozges on rs 8136 willing at $212 @ $2 18, Barloy—Chotce brewing, $1 $1 40; new $1 (5 a$1 10. Hay $14 a S16 per ton. Bran $244 $25 ver ton. Potaioes 2%(c, 42345. Onioas 2c, per Ib. Butter—Sales choice at 270. 8 300. Wool ‘Toe quantity arriving bas materially fatien off during the Week, but the demand is quite lignt aod the market droop- ing. Sales since last refereoce, avout 10,000 ibs., at 8c, & 16c. per 1b. Hides arriving freel* , bota frow the interior and the coast: sales of 2.500 at $2.4 $3 each. Coal—auc- ton sele of 428 tons suinrecite, ex bare Magnoir $17 60. Coffee— 5.000 ibs, Costa Rica sold at p. t. Nal _ 5CO kegs at $4 25. x Non-Arrival of the Nova Scotian. MoyTREAL, August 68:80 P. M. At the last advices from Farther Point there were no signs of the steamship Nova Scotian, now due, with Liv- erpool dates of the 27th uit, Tae line is interrupted this evening below Quebec by a heavy thunder storm. News from Yucatan. CHakieston, August 5, 1869. The Courier bas a special despatch from New Orleans, Saying that the latest advices received from Yucatan state thatthe war of races had ceased there, and that peace was restored, News from New Mexico. Sr. Lovis, August 5, 1859. ‘The New Mexican mail of th. 17th ‘imo has reached Independence. The publication of th: Gazette had beer suspended, Mr. Gallogos bad been nominated as the op- Porition delegate to Congress. Pea News from the Kansas Guid Mines. Sr. Louis, August 5, 1859, The express from Denver City arrived at Leavenworth on the 2d inst., with $600 in gold on consignment? The psssepgers also bad a considerable amount in their hands The accounts from the mines continue favorable, The Texas Election. New Onixans, August 5, 1859, The stoamer Orizaba has arrived here, with Galveatop dates to the 8d instant. General Sam Houston was ahead in the race for the Governor ship, az far as heard from. The Kentucky E1ection. Lovisvittx, August 5, 1859. The returns indicate the election of Moore to Congress in the Ninth diatrict, and Adams in the Sixth district. Both are the opposition candidates. The vote is close and doubtful. The Tennemee Etectiton. NASHVILLE, August 4, 1859. The opposition net gain in eight counties, partially beard from, is 1,300 on the vote of 1857. Nasuvitiz, August 6, 1859. In sixteen counties Netherland’s net gain iz about 2,300. Messrs. Quarles and Hatton, opposition, are elected to Copgress inthe Eighth and Fiftn districts, und Mossrs. Avery, democrat, Etheridge and Brabston, opposition, aro probably elected in the Tenth, Ninth and Third districts. The two latter are opposition gains. The North Carolina Election. RaugiaH, Auguet 4, 1859, In this city, Branch, democrat, for Congress, in the Fourteenth district, gains largely, and partial retarns from other places indicate bis election by a heavy ma. Jority. In five preciacts of the Firat district Staw, de mocrat, is only thirty-nine ahead, and the result is doubt PETERSBURG, Avgust 5, 1859. In the Fourth Congressional district, Branch, democrat, is certainly elected. Complete returns from three counties in the Firat Con- greesional district show a gein of twenty-six for Smith, Opposition, over Shaw, democrat, as compared with the vote of 1857, when Shaw was elected. No returns from the other Congressional districts haye been received. Kansas Congressional Nomination. ‘St, Lopis, Auguat 5, 1859, Tho Republican Convention at Lawrence, Kansas, on tho 3d instant, nominated Marcus J. Parrott for delegate to Congress. Sprtenaltatic Convention, Prymovm, Maes., August 5, 1859. ‘Tho National Convention of Spiritualists met here to cay, but none of the leading new lights were present. Mr. Loveland, of Boston, was chosen Chairman. ‘ho atten- dance to-¢ay was small, and tha procevdings uninterest- ing. The Brig Judge Blaney Got Uf. Boston, August 5, 1859. The brig Judge Blauey was got off Preeyue ise last uuight, with the assistance of the steamer Spray, and takea iuto New Beoford, after staving ia forty hogsbeads a mo- lveses, She does not leak. ‘The Bark Saragoras on &1ze. Nuw Oxtzans, August 6, 1859. The bark Saragoesa, loading for Pniladeipbia, was burn ng iu the bold all last night, bus will probably be saved: Frightrul Locomotive Explosion. AUGUSTA, Ga,, AUgust 6, 1859. Alocomotive on tho South Carolina Railroad exploded yerterday, killing five bands, There was no train at- tuched to it, ‘he Schooner Harriet Gardaer Struck by Lightning. Newrorr, August 6, 1859, ‘The schooner Harriet Gardner, Brigntman, from Fall River for New Yors, was struck by Hghtning in this bar- bor this afternoon, The lightning pared down from the top of the mast to the golf, ten feet above the deck; it then glanced off and passed over the stern without doing other damage. No person was injured, The schooner hag returned to Fail River with her mast ruined, Specie trom New Orleans. New Onteans, August 5, 1859. ‘The sbip Granada has cleared from here for New York with $30,060 in epecie, Markets. PHILADBLPBia SYOCK BOARD, ‘PMLADELPHIA, Atguet 5, 1859, Pounsyivania State fives, 90, Roading aatiroad, 215; Morris Conal, 623,; Tong Island Rail- road, 103; Pennaylvenia Raiiroad, 34}. New Orteans, August 4 Cotton easter but not quotably lower: sales to duy 1,400 es. Sugar firm at 7c. for fair. Fiour dull at $4 tor euperfine, Cotlee steady. Cnarresrox, August 4, 1859. Cotton irregular avd prices nowinal: sales of the week 1,00 bales, Extreme prices 8c @ 1230, Puuapeurna, August 5, 1859. Breadetuffs firm: sales 200 bbis flour at $5 25 a $d 60. Wheat advancea 4c. and active: white at $1 36; red, $1 28 2 $130, Corn dull: yellow, 78c,a 80o More inquiry for cate, wilb sales at 31 3¢c. a 364¢c. Coffee firm at 103¢0. a Xe. for Ro, Lard, lic.a12c. Whiskey, 273¢c. Atnany, August 5—6 P. M. Flour dull and declining. Wheat quict: saies in small ew Mediter:anean at $1 20. Corn—Sales of 6,000 bushels at 76c, for round white, 770. for yellow, siloat—the Jatter pot sirictiy prime. Oats dull, with pmoil sates at 390. for Canada East. Whiskey—Sales of 160 bbls, at 2640. a 25 3¢0, Bewaro, August 6—1 P. M. Flour quiet and unchanged: enies of 2,000 bbls., a grea: portion sour Iilinoix, at $3; double extra Ohio and Michi gen at #5 750.$6 20. Wheat scarce and no sale. Corn Jc, lower apd dull: sales of 6,000 buabels at 69c. No gales of other grains and no change in quotations, Whis- key wominal. Freights steady. Lake imports—3,000 pbs flour, 3,000 bushels wheat. 18,000 bushels corn, Canal exporte—1C0 bbls. flour, 22,000 busnels corn. Firing oo 5—6 tke ae Flour—Stock light, demand covfined to the retail trade, market steady, tales 400 bbls, Wheat scarce; no sales. Corn dull and’ lower; sales 6,000 busbels No. 1 Lilinois at 6fc., the market closing heavy. Oats, barley and rye quiet, Whiskey nominal. Canal freigb . ON Corn, 90. on wheat, 35c, on flour to New York. Lake importe today: 4,000 ‘bbls. flour, 4,000 bushels wheat, 20,000 bushel corn, Canal exporte: 100 bois. flour, 6,000 bushels wheat, 18,000 bushels corn. Osweco, August bag wae Flour unchanged, with a avcady demand for interior ard, Captian tate; enteo GOO bbls, — Wheat quiet; sales 1,200 bosnels choico white Camata at $1 26. Corn inactive. Canal freights dutl; 280. a Go. on four, 2630. on wheat and 60, on corn to New York. Nore ceipts of flour or grain by Isko to-day, Onna! exports: | 1,800 bushels cora, Flour depreased, though 1. lower: sales al $5. for *norfine hiskey Gull at 23sec, Provisions neglected, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, «TU THE SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION, Meeting of the Amexicun Asscciaiton for the Advancement of Science, Srainorreno, Maga , Augast 6, 1869. ‘Thureday afternoon’s seesion was largely attended by bow “exes. In section A,® paper was read by Profeeror A. D. Bache, entitled ‘an Abstrart of the Principal Ke aults of the Observations for Temperature at Van Renese- Incr Harbor, North Greenland, made by tho Second Grin bell Expedition, under Command of Dr. E K. Kane, U. 8. N., during 1863, 1854 and 1855” Tha lowest temperature observed was eixty-six degrees below zero, ia Febroury 1964, and the highest, fifty-one degrees above zero in Julr Of the ame year. July was the hottest and March the coldest month of the year. The range of temperature wis seventy-three degrees, The reguinrity of the progrese of bur very crrious and interesting, ‘Tre members burried thirgs throvgh the prcgramme is berety 5 et belt pessed oven,” pom tot i a ha OUY Lit) titgense. Tus Weansvn—Man bight, but yesterday forecoon the air was hot and close. about noon yesterday a thick darkness began to spread over the city, aud an bour ister toe storm commenced with great fury, the rain falling wita almost unpre. cecented violence, and the stora accompanied with terrific thouder’und lightring, The gutters were flooded, end everybooy wes oriven under cover. Mariog the ftorm the ebip Wid Pigecn, which is wtting out for rea, ttruck, sbivering her mapmest, and scattering 8ptin- "along ibe deck. The fluid passed cown the aast, temperature when the sun was above the horizon contrasted | S4 prosirated the sbip’s carpenter, who was standing remarkably wiih the irregalaritios at the opposite season An investigation of the effect of wind upon the tem- Perature showed that winds generally tended to raise, and a calm to lower the temperature. Days of calm were ‘more frequent than windy days, including all the winds ‘hat blew. The difference of temperature of the wa'm st and coldest winds was nearly three degreos of Farenheit. ‘The warmest wind blew from the Spitzbergen Sva, and the coldest from the northern part of the American cont! nent, The bearing of this resalt upon the probable ex. istence o° an open Polar Sea was obvious, and was the more striking that the winds which were recorded as from the SE, S and 8. W., boing re ferred to the compass directions, actually blew from the true N.N.E., ENB and ESE The fall of rain or snow raised the temperature cn the average, during the year, seven degroes and seven-tenths above the mean. Inseventeon months there were 680 heurs of snow and 60 of rain, the snow falling every Month in the year and the rain only in Jaly. Tne season | [F¢)8 bumber about seventy five muskets, of full mcon, with cloudiess nights, corresponded to the lowest fall of temperature, a result which attracted Dr Kane's eepecial attention, The period for the recurrence of cold was found froin the dircussion to be nearly twen- ty eight days. The highest temperature occurred at new moon, with a contipued fall snow, a cloudy sky and winds from the true N/N.E. and ES.E. The occurrence of cold in Muy, pointed out by Professor Dove, was verified those observations, corresponding in 1854, to the 18th of the month. The hours of 7, 2, 9, adopted by the Smithsonian Institution for obeervaricn, a8 giviog the mean temperature of tue day, gave even in that high northern latitude a resuit which was correct within three-teathe of a degree; the same hourt, with the last taken twice, gave the mean sult within jess than one tenth of acegree, The surface temperature cf the sea water was found to be conatani at 28 deg, 7 min Faurenbeit during the winter mosths, an? the tibet in July was 82 deg. 3 min. Fahrenbeit, Protcseor Benky bere rose, and said these facts are of tbe bigheet ioverest and tend {o prove that heavy air de tcends at tho loles. Previcusiy to this paper by Professor Bach, a paper was reed by Profesor Wolcott Gibbs, of New York, on Platinum Metas. he surstance of this wus composed of descriptions of a new mode oi separauing bem, which was exceediogly technical, aud ouly comprehengibie to the sctentide portion of the ‘anit ence, The gravity of osmicioium was 19 35, apd eome of tbe same mei.:! from California could not be fused the flame of » compound blow pipe. Av4P. M. the rections acjourned, The whole town by ‘bat time was in commotiou, on account of the comiog levee to be held by the ladies of this city in the City Gall. By eight o'ciock ja the evening ninety guests had regis terea thetr names at the Magsaso:t. Among thoee from New York were Cyrus W, Vield and George Folsom Carriages completely filled the siresis near the depot, and kept an unrewitted stream of trapeportation to aad from the Ony Aall during the evening and the greater portion of the vight, Atcight o'clock the large ball where tho ‘evee was bod was thropged. he eseats bad been re movec and the fice floor well prepared for dancing. It was drilisntly hgbted vp, avd the nail itself prescated a very bapceome appearance, if the ceiling had uot remded ove of a railroad depot. There ap- geared to be no commiitee of gentlemen or iaries to reeeive the guests. As they flocked ito tbe hall, each couple joined the crowd aud followed, ‘wo and two, in an ejiptical promesade. There must cave been at least 1,200 pereons preseat. The music was very good, the band beng from the Armory, composed of mxtcen of Col. Colt’e workmen. Afier the crowd had eutistied themeolves by prome. nadivg, it n4journed to the lower ball, where a grant equeeze took place through the supper room door. 87 dint of muscular propulsion and contortion they susceed- ed in reaching the supper table. It was very tastefully set and decorated; profusion of flowers were arranged along the centre, white baskets filed with a great varie:y of vatural flowers bung pendant from tne ceiling. Tne refresbinents were very good, at least they looked vory good; there was no wine, punch, or anything in the ahape of stimulants, but the beauty of the Iedies. Among the Gintinguisned’ guests were Gov. Morgan and lady, Gov. Banks and lady, of Mareachusetts, and Lieut. auv. ‘traci. Governor Backingham, of Connecticut, was also present. All the cavanta were there in full force. The ey, of tas evenirg was ext-nded into the ‘wee sma’ hours” of sight The array of beauty was considerable, but in such a crowd allowance mnet be made for the effect of contrast, for accoroing to Blair, beauty is never #0 beautiful as when in contest with ogunces. THIRD DAY’S PROCERDINGS OF THE CONVENTION Notwithstanding the excessive perspiring in the midat ot all the gayety of the preceding evening, the learncd doctors again assembled this morning in general session. The President, Professor ALEXANDER Called the meeting to crder. The minutes o the previous meeting wore read. The following names, among others, were offerod as toog or candidates for admiseiw.— 7 w Green, Ste- phen A. Gould, N. H.; George A. Doland, Benj. Howard, Wm, Staplisus, Mariborough Churchill, A. J. Briggs, Rey. Ches, Hammond, Rey. Jobn Dorr, Salem; George Eust wooo, H. B. Clark, Coas. G Spring ‘These names were offercd for acceptauce, and the gemtlemen were admitted 36 members. After the President had announced that there would be ro general seesion to morrow (Saturday), but sectional weetiogs at half past nine o'clock, 80 that members could picpare for the grand excursion to Amherst, the mecting | jo1 acjourned to the eection rocms below. Section B met at haif past teu o'clock, Prof. E. Hitch- cock ia the chair, Atter some prelimivery business aad a ditcuavion whetber the unfiuisbed programme of yester. cay sicuid be carried out, or the new programme commenced upon, Prof. J. W, Dawson read a paper on Che Recent Discoveries in the Devonian and oonife vous ficra of British America” This was qu'te tong, but very inieresting, The deecription went very much into tecbuical detail. Tbe second paper read was by Profeesor J. H. Giumox, on the subject, “Is Icdian Cora a Na tbove of Three Continents, like Cotton and Tobacco?” This treaties was very interesting, but before Dr. Gibbon hat proceeded to the baif of his notes he was interrapted by Dr. Ava Gray, of Cambridge, who requested: the speaker to oizcontinue all incidental remarks, as time was pre. cious. Dr. Ginvon immediately said that he wou'd omit the whole of i if the gentlemen present desired it. ‘Dr. Grav explained, and Dr. Gibbon left thedosk and took bie eeat ‘Whereupon Dr. Gray took the floor and said, “To be sure, Dr. Gibbon has made several avsertions, He har proved that eometbing like roaize exists in Asia and Africa. But the question is, 18 it zea maize or is i¢ the common coursh?”? Prof. Wa D. Warney then made a few remarke, and Gronce D Forsom, Exq , took the floor, and said that he re- greved very much thal the gortleman was requested to omit the incidental remarks. He shought ita very inte resting subject, and every incident conaccied with it would throw more lighs ox itand make it more interest. ing. Mir. Folaom conmnued giving his experience while in Eg} pt. He thovgbt that both o: the varieties in question exieicd in Egypt, but thst both wera called ‘aourab.”’ Dr. Gibbon bas an opportunity I will give the contents of the paper in full, Alterwards Professor Bircucock read a paper on ‘'The mount and proofs of erosion in Vermont, with specia! reference to tho peaks of protrusive rocks.” He illus. tated bis subject by disgrams of certain valieys and mountains in Vermont. in a county in Vermont, he suid, there was a mountain 1,600 or 1,800 feet avove the vaney beneath, On the top of the mountein is a cavern and in this cavern a running stream Thus you have one of the deepest valleys in Vermont, thirty miies in exteat, Whish you can prove bas been worn out by some eroding cuuse or other. He then showed another diagram repre- eepiieg a mouttain, He gave no conclusive proof in this cute, DUt rested with the remark, alter deecribiag tho loca\.ty, that oo man wro bad been there could heaitate ip caliing it a clear case of eroeics He remarked that a greai Geal of ibe surtace of New Et i the crumbling up of ro.ks, This is self evident he would leave the subject, hoping some geologist would throw more light upon it. Prof. Heacrr, Prof. Hitchcock's assistant, then made a fow remarks, and was foliowed by Prof, £, B. axpExws, of Marietta, Ohio. He said that Dr j Hitchcock bad tried to prove that the strata of limestono and slate lying horizontally were raised wo ive top of a monntain. THe thought this impossible, for the reason | Ubat the radius or width of the mouatain decreasing to- | wi he top, ihe Bione, before it arrived at tho top, pro. | jecting beyond the mountain, would be apt to break in two and fail down om the si ses. ‘This paper was fo.lowed by one read by Prof. Joun G. | Morris, on the systematic reference catalogue of all thé desenbea North american Lepidoptera, which wa very technical, treating, of courge, of buge, and things pertaining to buy In section A, this morning, the time and attention of the members were engrossed by Prof. Hevry, of the Smithso- nian Institution, who lectured ou meteorology, and illus | trated his subject by several well executed diagrams and mape. Hig argutrents caused coasiderabie opposition and diecuesion. At one P, M, both acciions adjourned for dinner, In the afternoon the two sections—A and B—met as usual, and then decided that each section should be cu: in two, Accordingly, there were four sections, in cifercnt, rooms, in operation at once. In the first eection of ecction A a paper was real bs | Jobn Brocklesby on frozen wells end cold aprings, unt | also one by Professor EN. Horsfori, of Carmoridgy, wa | the alleged occurrence of sand in maplo eugar, WLC2 Was | very curious and interesting. | the second secticn section A a short note o ecmets wes read by Profeszor Alexandes, of Priacotoo; Bi80 one OA the eetular perturbatour of four uf toe | steroids, by Professor Siuiow Newoorey; ats ons 0 complete femicirole of the Zodiacal light, by George Jones, cf Anuy,poiis In the fret section cf action R, members was ngr occed by dojcait Of foeniferous ee | cheat, mt veur it, injoring him eeverely. There wore a large nom- ber of werkinen about the chip, and it i® romaricabio that Lo more were injured A telegraphic despstch re- criveo at the povice heaoquarters, announces that during the storm & tian was Kivled in the Ramble at the Centra! Park, “Severs! cellars were flooded im the lower part of city by the torrente streaming wlong the gutters, and copsicoerable dumuge was caused. The dwelling on tbe corner of Prince and Sullivan was truck on the roof, the jigntoing passing along the gitter danntbe pipe to the side wa'k, and thenee to the Bower, completely mented. A large tree in Wash- ington Parade Grouna was also ‘felled to tne ground, Masrany—Corovat Ryan's RasicNanon.—The Sixty: ninth regiment, following thd example of the Seventh, will parade ou Monday evening and Proceed to the resi- on Of Colone! Ryan to ask him to withdraw his rosigaa- . Some of the members are sanguine of success, and in cage he porsists in resigning they propose to re-elect him to fill the vacancy occasioned by his resignation. Mrumaay Vierrans rrom Ricumoxp,—The Richmond Greys, of Richmond, Va., design visiting New York, and will leave Richmond on the night of the 12th instant. The Tar Amunicay IvsTnUre—Tue Fair.—The monthly meet ing of the American Iustitute was beld on Thuraday even- ing, when seveu new members were elected. The Tres- surer’s quarteriy report shows: Recet; $5,111 83; ex- penditures $4,004 77; balance on bana siiot 06. ' The faanogers have engaged the Palace Gardens, On Sixth ave- nue, for Weir fair :bis fell. The catile fuir, under tbe ci. rectien Cf the Beard of Agriculture, wilt be heid at Harmi!- ton Park, in cornection with the fail exhibition of the New York Borticuitural Society, in the kreut hal'a of the Third avenwe Railroad Company, corner of Sixty sixth sirect and | bird avenue, Boaruxs Gvarp.—The sixth annual picnic excursion of the Boatmen Guard will take place this yar on Taursduy, the 11th inst., Hil’adale Grove, Glen ‘Cove, ia the po.nt of Geptination, —_____. Brookiyn City News. Tur Barra Srexer Ferky —The boats were withdrawn from this ferry yesterday, the lease of the New York slip foot of Rocsevelt street having been travsferred to George Law. ‘he boats of the Sousn Seventh and James street ferry will hereafter be run to Roosevelt street slip. Woxax Focxp Drowsap.—The body of a woman, of youthful appearance, was drified ashore at Bay Ridge yeeterday afternoon. She appeared to have beon in the Water bun short time, Some boys tied the bojy to # stake and notified Coroner Bennett, who will hoid an in brag to-duy, There were no marks of violence discera- able. Suicpe.—A young Englishman, named T. F. Jenks, committed suicide some days since by stabbing himeelf to the heart. His body was found at Coney Ieland Poict op the 3d ingtaut. an inquest wag held, and a verdict rendered that be commitied suicice by stabbing himself with a dirk. Information can be obtained of Mr, Sted man Wright, of New Utrecht. Tue Warse Rexts.—Mr, J. M Van Cott, the couuzel of the Board cf Water Commiesioners, publishes au opinion to the effect that the rates now charged by the Board are tegal. It had beea contexded ia some quarters that the Poard was required to apply to the Commoa Coaceil to fx the rates to be charged. The opinion shows that the rates were fixed by the Legislature, being ideatical with ihoee of the Crotca Board. PaseinG Srvniovs Com,—An Italian, named Autonio Gritto, was arrested on Thursday evening, on the charge of pressing spurious quarters at different places in the Second ward. He said he got the mozey in paymert for uw debt due him. Some $9 of tho spurious coia was found vpon his person, betides $14 in good money. He was bad before the United States Commissioner in New ‘ork. Lieutenant Maury, of the Obiervatory. {From the Paris Momiteur of July 14 } At Wasbingon it is, they say, in agitation to piace Lien tevent Maury, (he illnetrious director of the National Ob- vervatory, in active ervice, as Without coing #0 his pro- motion would, according to the regulations of the sarvice, be imposeible To withdraw such a man from his ecien. tific labors in the present epoch s¢eme to us more than & foult. During the many years he bas passed on shore Lieutenant Maury bas rendered to his country services which he couid not have performed in distant piecos or in the most famous naval combats. His labora, now known to the whole world, have made an Immense step in naval ecience; nor je there either a gal'or or a savant who, if he Were consulted, would not award to him the highest grades of his corps. Maury, like Humboldt, is one of thoze men whoso lei- sure cught to be respected, because it is important as well to science as humanity, Let us hope, thes, that the American government, which counts £0 many good captains in {ts navy, shail not find it necessary to take this illustrious man from his pople aber te,corer him ith hoaors which, whaterer vices which ke bas already “rondered.” 1 the Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. From Obarieston, in the ateamehip Marion—Mre C Gravely, two children and servact; U Gravely, & Cunant, sire Holman and two cbildren, » Lewis and Indy, Mra Laborde, Mias Me- Carts Rev Wb Haley, 8 Bawley, Mr Neumsce, Indy and two children; P P Bowman, lady and eervant; Bugs L Bir. Mre isrooke, Sre J W liliss, two chlidren and ‘se vant; WH icg, # Weroer, J H rbields, J sbieles, WB adams,8 P Lavrence, Mra Pa'on, lire Ws acaias, Mr Dooley and iad; Martin L iss © bec ey, Geo Bearoa, J @ bloson, 8 ucberte S tubspeoa, Migs Buckley, miss White, P Malone and lsdy, J Kely, J thiry, J R Garcia'and indy, Mra Crowder, Mbs' i Mebonald, Miss J 8 Movonad, wr W: Ww Cermelt, Miss Cams t, BG Stetson, JG Boag laoy, P Bernerd J Grcess, Fi sou, L. Danis, J W vavidson, & W Calcwel}, #'B Bromby, P Ous, Miyons, G Myera, C vutle WA Leeson, JS Batcork, J) ten Miguel, © Gerdzer, LA Wilon, Wk Mevona’d. P Coburn, J P Laborde, WT IO ‘Woodward. W Southworth, Hon H tusesne, J P Luseane, JW Carmalt~and 2 in the steerage. From Bermnda. in she bark Kiizn Barsa—J Louch, @ Bill, J Rogen, Wm Bogan, A Kriesler, B White, Mra Waite, J Beese, MW Varicx, 8 Fean Babia, in the bark Arcadia—W Steward, Mra Rogers, d Mapier Rogers, From New Oriespr, inthe bark Chauticleer—Capt Fields, yifesnd doughier, miss Sielde, Wan Baker, Abraham Steers, From Matsnzas, in the bark Mountain Eagle —A Franke. Fiow Montevideo, in the brig Katatdin—Thos Bixby, Cam™ bridge, Mas; Jnan Veryez aud iady, Xontevideo From 4uxCayes in the schr Marooic ~Capt J N Parker, of Br brig A b Whidden, condemned at aux Cases ‘The New York Weekly Hernid. NEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, CENTKAL AMER ICA, THE SOUTH PACIFIC, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES, ANOUHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTSR—HIGHLY PORTANT FROM ALBANY—WILL [HERS BE OTHER COMMERCIAL CKISIS—UBITUARY NOTICRS— AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON—LOCAL AND MISCKL- LANKOUB = NBWE—LsTRST INTRLLIGENCE—MAR- KBTS, ETO. The Weexty Heratp will be published at ten o’clock this morning. Ite contenta will embrace, among other things, the ETC.—IMPORTANT FROM THE BELIZE— IM Kee wy Lacmenrvg—Certaet Ovvkerownn — Rein fell during the greater part of Thuraday | bors tollowing:—News from Europe—The Treaty of Viliatracss and its Kilects—interesting Accounts of the Imeria! In‘er viewa—Bpecch of the Kmperor of France—Important Mant- festo of the Amperor of Austria—Threatening Ulouda Ovgr Xpgland and Frauce—Tae Propesed Conference at Zurich, ‘mportant frem the Belize—The New eritish Provtace in Centra! smerica—Cutiine of is Character—Eistory of the Oourtry, &c.; News from California, Oregon, Central Amer- fea, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, a2.; News from Buenos Ayres—Proparatiors for the War Between Buenos ayres ard tke érgeptine Confederaticn, &c.; Another Railroad Slaugbter—Fifteen or Twonty Persoss Instantly Killed— Culpuble Carelternesa—A Rotten Bridge Broke Down-—Train of Cars Thrown Into the Water—Becklessuers of Smployes, ac.; Hygtly Isportaut from Albany—Moeting of the New York Democrasc State Committee; Letter trom Preai- dent Bucvanan; Affairs in Washington; Obliusry No- tices; Latest News by Telegraph; Editorials on Lead- tog Topics of the Day; Financial, Commercial, Belizious, Theatricnl, Sporting and Mariime iatelligence, Weekly Ke new of the New York Cattle Market; Retail Priow of Country Produce at Waabington Market; tosether with a | isfge vartety of tuteresting focal aud miscellaneous itexu. ding’e copies, tt wrappers ready for maWug, can be bad a: the connter, Price six conta, ‘ ‘The mails for Kurope, by the steamship New York, will close ut the Post Office at baif-past ton o'clock this morning. The Warxty Henan will be ready tp time for mailing. Drawiogs of Wood, Giddy & Cos Lotteries, DELAWARE, Extis OLats NO 423 ave 1868 , 06, TL, 60, 30, 49, 57, LL, 24, 13 Dutawane, Class to 42 Avause 5, 1859 35, 20, 53, 74, 12, 57, 46, 77, 66, 69, 49, 44, 25, 58, Geondia, O1ass No 421, AvaueT 5, 1389. 4, 48, 10, 24, 3, 65, 47, 18, 68, 64, 13, SL. woncia, OLass No 422 Kxraa, Avaust 5, 1865. Pot received WOOD. BOOY & CO., Wiitaingtoz, Del. A Photographie Humortet —The Father of 1,100 bariea—the noted baby taker—has arrived, the man who Tever falls (0 gel ® baby every tlaLable extraordinary teker feongegad at HOLMES’ new galers, 691 Broadway. Babies inaused for $l—by the ambro!) 3 Wheeisr & Wilso Cflice 58 Broadway, New York, Tha Bet Spring Bed tm Cxlarence=Aowes Clipe. at from SE to $6, ot TE Broadway. Cali and see it, Strom a Kisvery Ten, Ore Dollar the "s Sewing (Machines. | is oe rUST 6, 1859. | D. Whitrey, on the syetras of eo MEsUinity of the red Face, and ith relations to etbeoingy, w"aich was very long | Conssiktated .ottery'o rapidly to dey, beraure there are maay more papers to bs *iecursed acd i The Drawir Soaware FRANoz, 840. 0BENTS & 00, ben's & Co {Wenly Joars, we ike vir cersigned, (ommiealonnrs by the rernor of said ntate, to srcerimead the ar. drawa this cey:— Sussex Couxrt—Crsss No, 113, Avevst 5, 1859. 14, 70, 65, 78, 21, 40, 1, 42, 24, 38, 63, 18, 37. Consoutpa7ED LorresT--Ciass 9%, Avavz7 5, 1809. 72, 66, 27, 82, 61, 12, 89, 13, 68, 8, 75, 26, 30. ALFRED R Woorten FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO. Wilmtagtoa, ‘Del, Fish! each Ook Hall, 84 and 86 Fulton atreet. 10,000 Summer Garments—At Haif Price, Ons Haul, tana 6 Fulton etree ” pesintstebibieetntinassrrenpssicois : Oltrehy iphis Vontiinwing Wigs, with his Tew improvements, defy de & Ae Bea giectioms syle, material and work un eampeemeremenn reer aAas To Southerners.—1s.ve your Shirts Made to order at MOUDY's, 264 nroadway, i mech Hew Oriea ss way, New York, aad Unaal ‘igeeemmalogions ExemMations—Showtog the lente, cefecta and prov ion, A FOWLAS & WALLS! 103 Broadway. Me Bivea cally ot To Clouk, Shaw! and Mantiiia Makers. uting #1 in? ing at i factart rion J LUCKIEST, GUN COS, 251 Fulioa teat, Beka, Southern and Western Teadc.—We to eu)l the attention of Southern und Western merchents e tact that cur stock of Fall apd Winter clothivg 1s now reedy, embracing s lerge varie y of nll the mediam and der atylee of ol 1g. which we offer at the lowest fgares on rea eck terms, anc solicit an inspection of the eeme. D. DEVuiN & Ov., 968, 259 and 260 aroadway. bes to Herring’s Patent Champion Fire Aud burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, cornsr ot Murray aireet, N.Y, ,Betchelor's Hatr Dye, Wige and Toupees, the beet in the world, YARBLD ae. s ™ oe he 6 : oy ma Bold aud applied Rupture Cured by Marsh & Cos Radical ¢ Wure They a so,keep aile elaniic stockings for varicose eine supporiersand eaoulder brecea Iastruments for de pinion made Worder, No, 2 Vesey atree,, aster Bouse. ene beantitying, cleaning, curling, presery air ‘Yahoo ter 8 oud byw drag The Ledies’ Ready Mude Linen Btorc, 987 Prondway, usar’ wety sixth street. Ladies’ undergarments ex ciusively. Kennedy's Medical Mscovery 1s Warrantea bororuin eryuipciag ealtr*eum, woald head, woorsind Sarry’s Tricopherows is the Gert and Ch oat ariicie for dreasizg, (og and restoriny the ure legs, Wor eale by al! dr Bredy's Gaiiery hus Removed from 359 Ssroadway tc 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker sweet, Pho- ‘oyrapbs, daguerreo'y pes abd ambroty pee Geo. Seunder’ Metalitc Tanlet Razor Strop. This inimitable article may be obtsined of the avle manufac ab SaUNDEBS, No.7 Astor House, aod of the va- ents throughout the city. Weed’s Patent Famtiy Sewing Mnobiner— few style. Price $60. Cities 477 Broad’ Singes’s Sewing Machines Are ruperior for all inanutacturiog purposes. Are nore Geairable tor all kinds of family sewing. are capable of doing a t variety of work. Are perfectly simple easily kept are much cheaper use they earn more ic0uey. Are just the machine for every family. LM. SINGER » 458 Broadway, Wings F na Crackers Keep Up the strength and a healtby texe of the syatem. Hollowsy’s Pills and Ointment —Famliles upsuppiled witn these al important prenarations are atthe mercy of diseaee. Poita an» bars mereiy exc'ude roobery, out el Keep death Itself at bay. Soldat 80 Maiden Round Rul Water Cure, Northampton, jase —Moupiain air, charming romantic drives, fae eccuery. ead for cireular. Compbel}, Chemist and Apothecary, corner Rights avenue and Twenty eighth eueet, Pure aad genuine drugs, medicines and perfamery. ‘T) usses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, bois, bandages, ds Dr. GLOVAB'S lever trum, tarect” Hill, Inimitable Hatr Cutter; Dye 50 cents, ecko brown. Depot No, 1 Barclay street; also sold a: 399 7 — Marsieu. Huyrsr—Vorgy.—On Thuraday, August 4, by tho Rev. Thomas Gauloget, Maxcus AcntER to Coxngua 5., young: est daughter of Peter Votey, Beq., all of tuis city, ScnvL1z—BonsisG.—On ‘Thursday, August 7; by the Rev. A. HM. Held, Mr Anson ScHULrz, Seventh avenue, corner of Nineteenth etreet, to Mrs ANNa Bousinc, No. 136 Degraw street, Brooklyn, bovh natives of the kingdom of Hanover. Wuirtkmore—Bocrrt.—At Christ church, New Brighton, on Wednesday, August 3, by the Rev. P.'P. Irving. Mr. W. M. Wurrremors to Baxerer S , daughter of Dr. 8. V. £. of the Sussex County and lottery do hereby certify that the following are the SU: Witwsees our !ands at Wilminx’ be (Fri- ngun 6, 1840, Wi ston, Da., this day (Fr! JOHN DALs, i JOON W. WALTER, Commiasio aera. _—_—— ing Sulte—Coate, Pants and Vests, 7500 tae resrectfully invited to attend the funeral, at one o’olooke Ob Sunosy af ve “y pun, fe late residence, No. 168 Mom —On Toureday, Avguat 4, of consumption, Eum, ‘Wito of Alexander Muir, a native of Bolfcet, Ireland. the mourbers of the Be aro retested t Lwo oPolock tiie (Satureay » area ms) ‘ence, No. 368 Houston strect, corner is0X.— at Ravenswood, on Thursday evening, ..uguss third daughter of Williaa dod) Hole same The trieada of tho famtly are ri vited s tend the faperal, this (eatorday) Pepe varie ee ‘The steamer Stattano leave: Fulton market slip at 2:46 P. M, Toirty-fourth street ferry leaves every 15 anuien,” Raysowns —In Brooklyo, on Thuredey, August 4° of apeuriem, Mrs, Poouu J ReyNorps, wile of Mr, John novgp, ie] 4a. gears aad 10 months ' ie friends of the family are iy tm tend the funeral, from her nis etiee: To, ft Bane street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock. SaLmon —On Friday, August 6, Mancangt, wife of James Sahron, ages 47 years. The relatives and friends of the are affectionately invited to attend the funeral, from her residence, No, 10 Livingston place, on Sundsy afternoon, a balt’pass { 9ne o'clock, to St Mark’s church, a@vonuc and Tevth street. Ber remains will be iaterret in Greenwood. SLost.—At Mamaroneck, Weetcheeter county, on Friday Whorpiog, August 5. Euizanerm, wife of Horace B. Sloat, of | 2 Weokiyn, in the 59tb year of bi ‘The frenos and :clatives of the ily are iny ited to atten’ 4, Jouw Svutrvaw, of 28 years, 7 months and 7 A ms wation of the lungs, o: “otis nitends od those othy, i iends and thors of bis family— Micbeel’ wd. Charles Suitivane aren hoa po LE foners}, tr 9m bis late residence, No 29 Vi = (Satay. 12) aleeneon, as two o'clock. Wananto, V.-—On Thurscay morning, August 4, J infant daugb. ‘er of William and Susan 8, Swenerton, —- 7 onthe and cays, “aly : ‘The relativer' oxd friends of tho family are requested attend the func val, this (saturday) morning, ea hait wd Line o'clock, frc wm No. 170 Esst Twenty seventh atreot. ‘Trureon.—On }"4n3 morning, Acguet 6, ROWLAND ie- fant son of R. 4. Nad Martha G. Timpson, aged 7 moatha. and 19 days. 6 tuner a! will two place this (Satin day) morning, at EE yF LEANEOUS. KeSZik 6sG¥ LEAVE TO INFORM ‘moves his plumbing os Lax A. triesee aud the public thet he bas tabitei went from $41 Fourh street (where be bas bees exten- tains to the mvely engaged in all thet appertains to the sclence and tice of plus bing), to ‘be Hee of pit do, Re Baw budiding corner of Four and Mr Charies H. O'Hara, whose Re yb , i : reputation as 4 plumber Uwuere of country and city residepess, where water cam be obwined by natural or artibetas m: sry ‘e¢, would do well to eail aoen be sohecrioern, | eee le Droprietors end diaphragm Luter, the AC tis deafoers cared bie residence, Bo. 40 ot. until the ‘at of Dot vated, the rect. ated. be". na for me, words canzot exprevs the feclings of gistluve which t felt on being retived of a9 great an nifllicdom, ‘They coly «ho have been silllsted can apureciate s eure ” CHABLES F VAN BRUNT. 36 Libery sireet, N. ¥. bt yeere 1 bave bees troabied with partial Cltagrerab'e noe in my head See! meee ty yg pe om bap, to sate that throtgh sour ‘am now enllrely eved from the cifSculty tt oe = ©. 0. LaTHaCP, 8 West Waabington place. FEW PA’ ASHIONABLE CAS+sIMERB A paste for French drap d’ete panta at $3 6i summer gooca st cost. routhern aud Western veatiemea Fe quitieg She clcthes will Gril at CuaaKe’s, 116 Willa street, T JONES’, 10 4 A of shoes and | BS OF F orice $5; ND ey ger il STYLE rat om , warren! pen cL $3 OU unc $4 dveas Lote that Sri ber. T $VERDEUL'S—-WEODING OaRDS, NOTES 40 — ‘bese celebraed splendidly eagraved, be haain roadway, corer of Duane sirece OM 10588. BUNIONS, DIé 4D” ment of the greet toe j3tnt, ¢ the boot can be wora immeilstely after th the least Incorventence to the patient 160 eronawey. Reters to the physizans E 4 by ir. ZacHaum, and surgeons of this YSPEPEIA! DYSPEPSIa! DYSPKPALA! WHat 18 117 HOW CURED? Dyspepsia ts our zationsl dt Gigeevon, diwrees after eating: ‘How many suffer with it aud ite wpiriis bad teste, corted tonne. obsmpified tacks o! beatache Yet how few know bow erally, because tke bewels are constipated, reso1 cathw tics, or laxatives cut euch a condition wae by cattaruics, whore only office is to weakens lan pair tce iulegrity of the entire esimiative system. bu: Humrbrese’ Homeopathic Ly spepsia, it He bie medicated edgar pill-have cured hupdreds most obstinate cares tone ana reator which result Dunvant spirits. be kn hia is dove simply @ integrity of the digs appetite, regular habia, a Such a medictoe is a gem, and NB ye Tenge rials, mores) cies, $5; do a cine easy Ba vial 20 Hi i iS case of 18 boaea and book, 82 cea apd ‘These remedies, by the ‘single box or case, are sent by mail or express, free of charge, to apy address, on renaigtet we Bogert, of Saiors’ Snvg Harbor, Saien (sland. Woon—Wetpor.—In this city, on Wednesday, August 3, by the Rev. Mr. Persell, Jauzs Woon, of this city, to Os KOUNE WitoN, of Pert Aiaboy, Died. Brut. —On Thureday, August 4, Mrs. Corsztta Bax, wife Cte ‘iam O. Beli, ceceased, sgea 32 years, s months and aye. Her remains will be taken to English Neighborhood, this (Saturday) morning, for interment, Bripi,—In Brooklyn, 'on Thureday, August 4, Wintraxe E. D, Beuci, agea 13 years, 9 mouths ana 39 cays, toird son of Amos and Garolire £’ Beldia. Dear Wille, bow we miss thee His remains were itterred in Cy press Huls Cemetery. Borm#.—at Factory ville, Satea Istaud, on Toureday, August 4, Catassine Winrsor, intant daughter of Edmund ano Suean W. Boaine. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend tho fone- ra}, ties (saturéay) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, {0m ico residence of ber parents, at Factoryville. BaENNAN.—Ou Churaday, August 1, CaTHARivg, the be- jovea wife of Charies Brenuxn, tate of Queens couaty, Ire- land Tho funeral will take place from hor late reidence, No. 406 West Sixteenth street, this (aturcay) atternooa, at ove o’cwck. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Ceme tery for iterment, Hiovcb—GEORGIANA, Infant davghter of Taomas aud Sa rah 8, Blood, agea 4 years. ‘The trieada of the famt!y are invited to attend the fune- ral eervices, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, at tho Tesiderce Of her perants, No S8 froy etreet. Coun1z.—In Hoboken, on Thursday, August 4, after a sbort tilness, Oscas Covstz, aged 41 years, 3 mouths and 5 cays, ‘The ivien¢s of the family are iovited to attend the fune- ral, trom bis late residence, No. 121 Meadow strect, on Sunday #fternoon, at two o’clcck. ‘ook —On Fricay, August 6, Axiuosy D. Coox, aged 23 years, 4 months and $ dus The fv ends anc acquaintances of the family, and those of hie urcie, Jacob #inck, are respectfuuy invited to at- tend te funeral, on Sunday alternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 112 Ciinton place, wighth street, pear Sixth avenue, without furtoer invitation. Coss —On Fricey, August 6, of coasumpiion, Joay Coyre, Bged 47 years His friepcs, those of bis father in law, Patrick Begen, ana u! bis brower-in law, Patrick Bugen, Jr., are respect- fully invited toattend the funeral, from biw nie residence, No, 250 Monroe street, on Suuday afternoon, at two o'clock. Monegh an papers please copy. FKoNK.—At Hoboken, N. J.,on Wednesday, August 3, Lovis P. Fsonk, in the 20tu year of his age. the reiatives and friends of the tamuy are respectfully invited to attend the fuoerai, trom toe realdence of his parenta, No. Irving place, Hoboken, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’clo-k, Gsuuer’—On Thursday attercoon, August 4, after a long ‘uo patotul tines, Marcaaws, wife of Joun Galiter, ‘Ber relati7cs and friends, aud thore of mer sous-in-law, James and Thomas Le Boutiiier, ase respectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, ut tea Yclovk, 4som Caivary church, Fourta aveaue, corner of niy first street. ‘copwis —On Friday, August 6, after a short illnoss, Many Fxances Goopwis, Ooly child of Samuei and Mary Goodwin, aged 1 year, 10 months aad 1 cay. (be turers! will take place from the residence of her parents, No, $16 Bucron sireet, on Sunday afternooa, at one viciock preciseyy. Ihe relatives and friends are in- vitid 10 sitend, Bex remains will be taken to New Yors Bay Cemetery. Harkins —At Newark, N. J, on Thuraday evening, Augost 4, Barsaet &., caoghter of George and Isavella A. Harkins, ged year and 4 days. The rciaiives aud friends of «be family are respectfully incited to attend the foneral, toie (Saturday) moraing, st éigbt o'clock, from No. 57 Park street, Nowark Her To- lwaibs Will be taken to Hempstead for imerment. Saviesp —On Toursosy, Angust4, Joay G Bavinanp, of the parish of Dungtven, county Lousonderry, Ireland, ageaad s Tmonih and 31 days. tbe frienos and relasives of too faraily are respestfully invited to stiend the funeral, ou Sunday moraing, at ten o'clock, from bis late residence, in ¥ifrn avegue, near Fif- ty sixth etreet, Hla remaius wili be conveyed to Catvary Cemetery for interment ‘Londonderry papers please copy. HyceMaN.—Un Yriday roormiag, August 5, Gxoaas A. BrGamas, in the €0Uh peer of bra age, Hie sriepds, ena thoes of ‘cis nephew, George BR. 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