The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1859, Page 7

(reece NL LC, mpm, residing on Lowoll street, attempted, to kindle a fire ‘Dy eprinkling some camphene upon it from a can, whea ‘Mn explosion took place enveloping ber in flames, from ‘whicu she dled in a few hours. Suspension of Hewson & Holmes. CINCINNATI, Augast 22, 1859, Merss, Howson & Hoimen, stock brosers on Third street, euspended to day. Toole dwotildos are not stave. doy, The vooksellers neld @ meeting to-day in refereace fo bis death, at wbicn appropriate remarks were made fand resolutions of respect to bis memory adopted. the ag ie C1 of New York, uw Lonbox, Cona., August 23, 1859. Te Club arrived here this moraing, ant are on. §oying themneives hugely. They will return to New York Du Wednceday nigbt Markets. PHILADELPHIA STUCK BOARD, Pa » August 22, 1850, |LaDBLPHla, Rooks steady. Ponnsylvapin Steto fives, 92; “Read. pg Rutlroad, 2234; Morris Canal, 613¢; Long Island Rail- won’, 10%; Ponasytvauia Railroad, 40% Fiour opened firn and advanoed bo’ @ 100, ‘heavy at $460 » $165 for supertine, Whest—sales of ied ut S60. and woite at $108 @ $110, Whiskey ad- firmer, but quotaiions un- ‘wacced 10 246, Provisions held wbanged. Caicaco, August 226 P. M. Flour active Waoeat active and advsnced 20.8 30° orn avobanged. Oxte frm and advanced tc Reveipta— 4.060 obis. dour, 37.000 bushels wheat, $4,000 do. corn 226 (CO do. oats. Snipments—30,000 bushels 5,000 co, cata, Oswaco, August 22—6 P, M. Flour in moderate demand tor the ome, interior and ‘Capada trade: enies 7,00 bois., at $4 50 from now spring wheat, #5 fiom red Western, and 86 60 from white do, ‘Wheat frm, and cno'ce held generally above the “views of buyers: sales 2, bushels new No 1, to arrive, on private terms. Cora ia mand, ‘and market un 3 Bales, bi Titoows af “Joc. Conal freighte sveady but dull; 260. oo flour, 6340. ‘On wheat and 6c on corn to New York. Lake importa— 24,0¢0 bushels corn. No of flour or grein by ‘earal. Burrao, Ai 22-6 P.M Flour moderately active and drm, Uoonsuged in ‘Prices: sales 1.700 dis. Wheat firm: salce 13,000 bushels “Bt Thc. for eld unsound Liltnois wioier, 720. tor old MI W@eukes club, $ C8 for prime red sfichigaa, $1 1¢ for mone oO orn—Sal the New Yors report 26,000 busbele No. 1 Lilinoia at 68e.; holders at the close Baking av adeno of ape cont. Whiskey firmor. Lake ‘tm; ort’ 10,000 bole. flour, 32,000 busbeis waeat aol Oxporty—1,000 bble flour, 11,300 basneis wheat, 40 000 Doshels corn, 7,000 bushels oats. ‘The theatrical rajuveaation commenced last evening ‘Dt thie theatre with a new American tragedy, entitiod “Geraldine, or Love’a Victory.” Tue splendid theatre ‘wes filed in every part; box, parquetts and gulleries wero | Srowded with the beautiful aad fair, while the sterarr ex mustered in overwueiming force. The priaci ral cha- acter inthe tragedy was supprrted by the talented, Bracctol and accomplisbet Miss Matilds Heron, whose ‘immense power of delineating character was never more fully or effectually brought out than it was last evening. The piece itself is a faithful pic- Cure of some of the most prominent fen- tures of life in the time of E1ward tne First of Eogland, nd the persecutions which the vnfortuante Welsh bards ‘Were made to suifer in those eventfu: days are patheti- cally told in the courre of the picce, The plot of the Btory on which the tragedy is founied bears a strong im- ‘Press of originality, and, however much there might here nd there bave been recogoized come similarity in the | Cale to the well kpowa legends of those early times, on fhe whole it must be confessed that there was Mauch of povelty and unadating interest in the theme. | The gcene is la'd. on the confiaes of Wales during tho | Teign of Edward the First, at the period when thé con- uuering legions of Eogland bad returned from their san- olvery engegements win the Serncous in Paionine The plot of the story is soon told, Geraldine de Li (Migs Matilda Heron), the daughter of Baron de Lacy (Mr. Leffiseweli), 18 given in troth by her father Bs the effianced’ bride of young Hubert (Mr. So the sop of Bogo, Bari a Chester (Mr. | The Karl bad formerly been tho bitter @pemy of the Baron, aod this betvothal as the Bign und wken of their reconciliation. At the time that fhe botrotba! takes place, the young Bahert is away Bmong the crusaders in the Holy Land, batting agatost ahe widel. Geraiaive bas @ sister, Edith De Lacy (ties Ssephine Orton), whom she tenderly and dotingly lover. ‘While the solemp ceremony of the cetrothal is being con- elusea between the two long extracged parents in the ‘iaporial bells of the Baron’s castle, one of the retainers ‘Comes forward and states that a wandering minstre! was | ‘waiting without for the privilege of caan ing one of the weet baliads of his native hills before the brit Hapt and judiant company. The Baron com- amsnés bim % come forward, and the aged harper David, ‘of Ruthire, (Mr. Couldock), totteriug under the weigat of bis instrument, takes bis seat, and siogs a lay woish Rerrifies the whole company. In this song he sung of the | ‘woes of Wales and the persecutions of tne Weish by the | ‘Roglied, and particularity of ths suiferings broagat upon his own famity by the Baron, who nad seized bis Bon and confiscated al) bis property. Toe Baron in ‘wrath orders the Welshman to be seized and taken way; but before oie purpose is carried cut ahe prophetic harper pronounces a deep avd wither- Aug curee on the whole house and raceof Lacy. Six years elapse, and young Aubert retarns from tue ware to ‘id bis father dead, his betrothed a defurmed woman, ‘and bis hopes of foture bappiness embittered. But his father’s will und bis Qdolity to Geraldine prevailed. ant dhe renews his vowa of love, which are cemented by their union. The sister, Editb, falis desperately in love with Huvert, the husband of Geraldine, a love ‘which she keeps buried in her own bosom. But a priest, who is at length discovered as a | Bon of the old Welsh bard, and whose brother as well as father bad been murdered by tbe Baron, appears ou tho soene ss the evil gevius of tbefamily, Under the guise wf religion and his ecc'esiastica! robes he carries out hie “pfernal plans, misrepresenting the trath ana torturing svery circumstance so as (0 subordinate them to thls one purpose of revenge He accuses Edith to Gersiane of ingratitude and unholy love, and aw to Geraldine’s husband ag a partacr BP ine resson. Tae various passiont—so difficult to de- tin sate—were then most thoroughly elicited. Love, des- pe , revenge, jealousy, hope and agony, were each in Sura so faithfully depicted by the powerful genius of Miss Be-oo, that it would be vain to eay which was triam- hast The innocence of all the parties is eventually 10 out, and the goilty priest baulked of his foul re- VvO.ge, and given over to the just reward o bis crime. But Geraldine, baving found that her sister loved her huaband—feeling thet she ‘was deformed, while her sister was beautiful—aod know- ng tbat though Aubert loved her, still she would al- ‘way sorgaw ui the thought of ber sister’s aching heart, determ!o8@ to put an end to ber own existence, 80 as to Jeave Koitb avd Hubert free to be united. In this ecene ¥ evacted the full trinmph of sisterly, as wellas connu- Dial love. Geraldine, in the full bioom of life, takes a deadly poison, end woile dying hears from the priest that he was the gon of the ofd Harper, and that he had been the fruitful cause of all the misfortunes of the house. ‘Ihe death scene is intensely pathetic, and Miss Aeron most sbly fulfiiled her m‘asion to the end. Movements of the Military. SBRIVAL a)'D DEFARTURK OF THE BALTIMORE our GuaRD, ‘The battalion of the Bultimore City Guard, Mejor Joseph P. Warner commanding, accompanied by the Baltimore brass band, numbering in all about 100 mon, arrived tn this Oy yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, from the Moau- mental Ci\y, in ansitu for Manchester, N. H. & brief history of the battalion was given in yostorday’s Haat ‘They were received on their arrival at Jersey City by a Dattalion of the Sevemsh regiment, Nations) Guard. in full Uniform, consisting Of details from various companies, aumbering, with the band, about 125 men, under the command of Captain Monroe and Lieutenants Wicksiead, ‘Schermerhon and Moriarty. Colonel Marshall Lefferts, of the Seventh, ex-Lient. Colonel Martin of the Seventy-firet regiment, ox Quartermaster Komp, of the Seventh; Quar- termaster Locke W. Winchester of the Seventh, and other wmiutary dignitaries, were st the depot in citizens’ dress, to extend a welcome to the Baltimoreaos, After the arrival of the Goerd, Quartermaster the officers of both oom- Eapant maateed out of the ieee aan bore jersey ook @ detour up Mentgowery street, thence dowa ‘Where the National Guard Deliation were formed in fem ranks to recetve them. After this the National Guard wor the right of the column and proceeded at once to the ferry Doat, when they crossed over to this city. Oa the J. sage of the boat both commands wore busy in exchang: civilities, The National Guard introduced the Riobmon Grays style of chesring, with three cleps of the hands and & bov-0.00. Baltimoreans responded with nine cheers aud a “tiger.” tr arrived in this city were met b; an ‘tumeuise crowd of spectra ts chrot the visita’ quite heartily. The line of Was continued wu) Cort lends street to Broad: . commivgled and partook of the bounsy, the Natioual oes atvenaing to the guests before they partook them selves aiter the collation, Col. of the Seventh, made afew remarks extending to the Bultimoresus a hearty wel- come to the Empire City, on bebait of bis regimest. Ho aid as the stay was go ebort that the time for! 6 any ox- tended remergs be simply extended to them a soidior’s welcome, which was to be judged by bis acts, Mujor Wakyag, of the Baltimore City Guard, then pro pofed Dine cheers and a “tger’’ for the Seventh regiment, wbich were heartily given, This cotertsinment was given to the Baltimoreans in reciprocation for honors extended to the Joventa regitaeat, but wbich wey were unable to partake of; neverth: legs, the will was taken a8 good as te deed—hence this cordia, recepuon, The collation was through with in about three quarters of ap hour, when the visiera and the nosta marobed w the foot of Cortlandt street, where they embarked in the commodious steamer Connecticut, of the Norwich aad Worcester line, for Allyn’s Polat, avd from thence the troops proceed to Mancnester,N. A’, where they will be received by the Ameskesg Veterans, Taey wili T+ marn at the latter crty until Thursday, when they com rence tbeir yeturn trip via Sbariestown and Boston At 1 former pice they will be received by the Coariesteor (ty Guard, Who are making the most itberal arrapgemenws for their recreation and euiertainment. The Guard will reiurn tojthe city on Saturday morning when they wiit @ reorivec by a company of the Nationa! Guard and by them be entertained unut the Monday fol- lowing, wheu the Baltimoreans wit! retara bome, ACCIDENT BY A PAKMATORE EXPLOSION, As the viaiers wore taking their ocparture a salute wae beiwg fired from a field piece at the end of the dock by a parcy of young men, Woeu one of them, named J. A. Kerr, @ carman, resieing at Bergen, N. J.,and whosefamily t# ai Keyport, N. J, severly injured about the face, arms aud boay by the premature ditcbarge of thecaanos. He wos immediately conveyed to the City Hospital and placed uncer the care of Dr. Hui) Although the firing of the salute was not under the charge or direction of the jonal Guard, yet Coloasi Lefferts of that regiment sent word to the bospital to take the best of care of the unfortunate man and he would pe responsible for ail expenses. DBPARIURE OF COMPANY B, EIGHTH REGIMENT, FOR NEW BEDFORD. The above corps, Captain Thomas Loraney, numbering gs Mi muskets, left our city yesterday afternoon, in the Empire State, en route for New Bedford, Mass., where ‘tbey encamp for four dayson Camp Ingranam. At three o'clock they assembled at their peadquariers, Mercer House, and under escort of Company E, Captain Water | man, heacea by Sheiton’s Band, they proceeded to the above steamer, foot of pier No, 1 Norta river. Accom passieg ee were Colonel Lyons, Mejor Wentworth, Ad. jutant Blauvelt and Sergeant Rumsey, of the Fighth regi- ment, and Lieutenant {ograbam of the United States army. They were also at:ended by the United States Navy Band, Ou their return they witi be received by Company F, Captain Buck, and tendered a collation at thelr armory. THE YOUNG GUARDS OF VIRGINIA. Tt ie reported that this corps will visit our city du the coming week. They are gaid to ve a fine body young men, snd will, no doubt, meot with a warm recep- tion from our New York soldiers. THE KINGSTON GRAYS ‘Will visit our city, ita stated, about the latter part of next week, abd will remain @ day in our city, leaviog in the afternoon for New Haven, where they will be received ‘vy the National Bives of that city. We have not heard of ny company in this city that intend to give thom an es. cort or reception. They are, however, a fine body of med, and should be looked after by our citizen soldiers. THE GRAYS HOME AGAIN AT RICAMOND, At half past two o'clock yesterday afternoon the Rich mond Grays, Ospt. Biljot, returned from their ‘‘Soiferino”’ engagement of friendship and will in New York Toey were recotved at the Virginia Central depot by a de tachment of thelr own company who could not participate in this grand excursion, ‘The Greys speak in most glowing terms of their expe rience with the Seventh Zgimcat and with the citizens of Now York generelly, and they aver that never before were 80 many Virginians in danger of being “killed with kind nes” by the gallant sons of Gotham. A numberof the company remain North for afew days longer on business matters. Even we did not see our friends Mayor Mayo or our local confrere Jobo Graeme smopg the returned braves. Very possibly there good fel ows bave been seized by some Knight Templar brigade and taken to Boston for a period. ‘© feel very anxious in their regard, but we must await the issue in full of “sooming eventa,”? For months to come the Grays will be full of their Iauda. tion and pleasurable remembrance, in talk and anecdote, of this trip and experience in New York life, aud of the jo vial boys, gallant soldiers, pretty and charming ladies, and mapy other distinguished favors unsparingly bestowed upon them by their Northern well w'shers, ‘The feeling thus created between the two cities issound, fociable and heaithful. May it ever continue 80,—Ricn- mond Enquirer, August 20 Wilitamsburg City News. Granp Festival OF THE TURNVRREINS.—Yesterday Myr- Ue avenue Park was crowded all day with Germans and others, who bad come to witness the grand annual festi- val of the Turnyereins and othor societies. Ten bands of miusic were in attendance, and singing, dancing, gymnas- tic snd other performances were the order of tho day, Early in the morning the varions societies assembled at Turner Hall, in the following order, and marched to the grove: ist Division.—Feat Committee, Brooklyn Lancers, Captain Walter; Light Artillery, Captain Timms; Jefferson Of the truly able company by which this talented tragédienne was supported we must speak in terma of the Highest commevtation. Mr. Couldock, as David of Ruthire ud as Anselmo, the friar, was perfect in his rdle. His ®oene in the Oanquet, where he poured forth bis impas- Biouec lay and sang of the sufferings of the Welsh amoupta;neers, was thrilling in its effect, and held the Bvdience as it were Rpell- bound. So, also, in all his Other scenes; they were great successes. Miss Or- too’s part was moet ably maintained, and the artiess ule of the trusting maiden, yet heart bursting lover, was well depicted. Mr. Sothern, as Hubderi, was, os usual, @ favorite with the audience, and fully Maintained bin welt earned reputation. We have only Bpsce and time to saya word of Mr. Walcot, the Eari’s seater, who was just as happy in ‘Love's Victory” as he was in “Als Well That Ends Well.” Mr. Davidgo was excellent as Gervane the Steward. In short, the piece ‘was a triumph in every respect; and the talented troupe ‘wo contrinuted #0 much to the success of tne piece are Entitled to more lasting praise than can be readered them An » brief a DoHCe. Av the conclusion of the tragedy Miss Heron was loudly Wailea, for and responded to the call, escorted by Mr. Sothern. The boase waa then made to ring with appipuse, ‘Mise Heron beving retired, load cries arose for the adthor, ano after some delay Mr. H. L Bateman, the manager, ppearcd and thanked the audicnce for the manner in which the snd ‘was received. Ho then modestly etated Bhat Mrs. ‘was the autboress of the piece—(loud Spplause)—and tbat no efforts would be spared to make it ‘More attractive, if possible, in future. ‘The piece is a masterly production of its kind, and 3s quite @ Iiterary relief in these days of ab- Bord and ridiculous literary creations. The ac- cCompliahed authoress has shown herself well versed 3n the bistory, customs and language of tho times Of which she wrote; and we trust shat *bo may reap an #bundant barvest as tno reward of her toil and industry. s bees piece will be continued every night until further Otfce. After “Box and Cox” had shaken the sides of the udience for e quarter of an hour, the porformances of the @vening wore brought to # close. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. From Bremen, to steamehio Bremen —Miss Anna and Helen ithe tf, Sebitl and Suita’en, Pe ‘Wokens. bre Zinn, G -rul', A Biewh: 0, & Stelling, & Dumplemsnu, u Geusmann. we eoaher'# anbo Kepane, Oot Portal, way, and fur esl areroma harloslon, in, ee atoazashtp Nashville—Mre Martin Berney, site an ser RJ a ‘yent; «re England, Wm ‘aonland, ‘Miss Beabrovk, J ls Bow- ag ard, Mel , BF Huger, B Douglass, and 18 in the ‘ DEPARTURES. For Melbourne, in ship Klive and Mathtlde—Amos Vince, Wo Pump. Mea Davide «bar Davidson, John Barrington, Bare Jcbn Harrington, Jobu wi dolce wae ee on Dovad, i teu ayacs, » owetny bee! Wolone;, Yhowas Dui m0 mY = ‘otal, one in Grat cabin and sixteen In eecond cabin, ee Blues, Captain Keinl; City Rifles, Captain Bethon, and Jefterson Rifles, Captain Wills, Second Division.—Tentonia Sangorbund, of Wiliams burg; Social Reformers, New York; Teutonia Mennechor, New York; Harmonia, New York; Hudgon Mennechor, Bucrop, N J ; Germania, Now York; Schillerbund, New York; Concordia, Williamsburg; Cecelia, Williamsburg; Leiderkrafel Social Reformers, New York; Harmonia, Eaet New York, Fidelis Thalia, Brooklyn; Mechanics Society, Williamsburg; Jackson Benevclent Soctety, Wil- Nemaburg; Reflemen, Captain Rothman; Independent Boflemen, Captain Schurig. Thard Division.—Turner class of young girls ina car- riege, Turner scholars of New York, New York Turnve rem, Turuer societies of the Eastern Union and delegates, Wiltlamsburg Turnverein and Turner Riflomen, The procession marched through Messcrole, South Fourth, Grand, Ewen and Division avenue to tho park, under the commend of Grand Marshal Philip Schach an‘ F Schmidt and W. 8. Ablman. During the morning a goid watch and chain wus pre- ta to Captain Schneft, and was responded to in a rief speech. Last evening a theatrical performance was had at Tur. ner Hall, and to day there will be a continuation of the festival at Myrtle avenue park. The Jackson Snuffbox—Presentation To-Day. {From the Nashville Banner, Aug 18 J Onur citizons aro aware thet General Jac , in his leet will and testament, provided that his goid anuffoox, pre- sented to him by ths Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaity of New York, abould become the Lsrctes flown goldier of New York who should mest distinguish bimself in do- fence of big country, The question of titie has been for- mally, and we believe to the al satiafaction of all in- terested, in favor of General Ward B. Burnett, who disiin- guished ‘himself as Colonel of tho New York regiment in the Mexican war. gentiemap visited this city come woeks since for the purpose of receiving this flattering end bonorable testimonial of his military gallantry, but owing to the absence of Androw Jackson, Jr., the presentation was unavoidably debarred, and he was obliged to retorn to Now York. All parties being desirous that the will of General Jackson should be formally complied with, now that the recipient hag been designated, it bas boon arravged that the presenta. tion ehall be made and accepted by proxios. Accordingly {t will teke place in the City Hall at twelve o’clock to day, Dr. John M. Lawrence, as the ropresentative of Andrew Jackson, Jr., will present snuff box to Gen, Gideon J. Pillow, a8 representative (0 Gen. Burnett. We had the pleasure of tick!ing our negal developement yesterday witb a pinch of snuff from this celebrated box— abeit “wo bave no small vices’ It is a magnificent Jewel, of eolid gold, and inscribed on the lid, in plain script, is the following :— « mted by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New York to Major Gencral Andrew Jackson, with the freedom of the city, as @ testimony of reapect for oe beni! services,” pens . 10 Bugg ‘AD appropriate inscription, indicating the circumstances under which it is transferred to Gen, Burnett, should be made on the revorte sido, ovsidennennbeosaiataneimanie Tue SreamnoaT Squap.—Within the past fow days Gono- ral Soperintendent Pillsbury has been detailing several of the most efficient men of the dotective force to the steam- ‘boat equad under Sergeant Croft. They have boon ordered to put on the uniform, which has complete! rained thelr efficlonoy as offloers. So well ae thieves, pickpockots and otber classic rogues, that they can al ony moment spota uniformed offlccr, but were these officers in dieguite many important arreste could be mado, if properly ted Wore ie Mo Goubs but this squad will | be a great boneilt to travellers, New Jersey Politics, OUR TRENTON CORKRSPONDENCE. ‘Tuxyrox, N, J., August 20, 1859. Division of . Parties Relative Strength—Cuuses of the Defea! of the Demi.7acy—Bcheme of the Douglas Faction—Its Working— stun. wy Kime Coming—A Glummering of Hope— E*robable Course 0” the Convention, do. dc. ‘The politics of this, like that of every other in the Union, seem to be in a ho, "less tangle. Party discipline is broken, and party drill ia p.Werleas. Tho old times o! tho Gemooratic and whig parties ®r¢ gone. The wars of the giants are over, and instead of th’? Titans we have the pig- mies. Novertheless, the contest of these mannikins is amusing. Nomunally, the politicians here are 'vided into thie Porties; really, each of theee is subdivided! into severa’ factions, These last are resoivable into numerous Cliques. Tbe democratic pa'ty is split up into two sectious—the Lecompton and anti-Lecompton; the repubiicans into two—the straight outs, who profer Seward and @ direct issue, and the softs, who are for a coalition upon some moderate man, The Americana are divided into the straight outs, with Stockton at the head, opposed to any- thing but # through and through American ticket, and the free woois, who rather like being sold out, and who are in the market once more, It is very much as you Dave it in New York. I shall probably give you ‘a little akoten of all these cliques before long; but intend to confine myself just now to the democracy, whose Staic Convention will be beld in « few days at this placo, aud Governor on the principic thet they set up tenpin dats. Tt will be seen, by referevoe to the official returns, that, SubR Ploree tad S majority OF 6 800 over ‘All oompostors; x jerce bad & m: over 8; but then the conviction that based lime oa Ys SO) its own division it waa defeated. Bul .n 1888 it routed tar foot and of power They were ied by Adrain, Ryereon, Skeiton aud others, who bud been popular favorites, bat having been bopplanie’, and bw their gricfs to avenge, moused on bleeding mS OS Loo most availanic hebby. They supported the republican candidu‘es tor Congress in the First, Second aad Fifth dis fricts, and in return received the support of the repubiicaus and Atrericans in the Third and fourth ovtricta. The basis of this sion wese war on James Buchsnap’s admipiatration. Toe ultimate plan of the republicans was to gain New Jersey for their candidate— \bat of the anti-Lecompton men to force ihe nomination © Dorgiaa, Ove would have supposed that after having coalesce: tn the Opposition, and oppesed the waass ef the party be antt Lecompion mon would bave remained outaide o be pale, Bot the leadere wore 4 little alarmed at the peucity Of the raok and file A careful examination of las’ year's canvars Abowed them that while the democracy ‘bud 6,088 lees voles than two years before, the combined opposition bad 2,281 voles more only, counting the gepe- rete Atwerican vote at Camdea. Ths, then, was the rea! strengto of the seceders, and even if the larger number woe theire their weakneer was alarming, The fate of the Americans, with twenty-four thousand votes, abso-bed ano ridionied by their athes, slarmed the new ore who feared they might be used lemon fashion, and thei: Joice\ess rind throwm away. They desired a rotarn there tore tuto the boeom of the democratic church, but Lot ar pepitents, They not only wanted free absolution but their old position, Luckily, a# they thought, they hac a majority of the State Commitwe, Then their leaters were tbe old petty regency who knew all the wires. So they mapaged to get the Gubernatorial Convention cul'eo for the 24th of Avgus' and diligently set to work to Puck it, In this laudadie pusiness they bave been en Koged ever since, Their intention is to force or manage (be diferent counties to Jet their scheme triumph throug) defavit. The time if one when the rurat population i« busy and bag litde leisure to attend county convantione of tho trading politicians, The boliers have a majority The Convention being secured, one of their own men, like Steiton, of Burhpgton, is to be pominates; or, ifthere be « majority agaiost them, then sdoubifut man, like Herring of Bergen. In the one case, resolutions denouncing the ad woinistration will be adopted; in the otber, they will bar gain for resolutions whitewashicg themselves. ‘So far the scheme bas pot worked well, especially in the eastern part of the State. Returns are not in from all thess dele kate elections; but, with the exception of Sussex, where there are two delegations, the admioistration bas rat tbe best of it. The greatest thing, however, is the ni of to day, that in Bergea county, the Berks of the 3tate ope of few that increased ite democratic vote at les’ election, bas shoeen eleven out of seventeen anti-Lecompton oe) As this was in a county where there were only five of the party who bolted the track and voted tor Riggs sgainet Hoyler, it is ratber astovish'ng. I think it will be found to be an erroveous classification. The Convention will be, by all odde, the stormicst ever beid in New Jersey; and the outside members will muster very strovg. Few believe the candidate van be slecied. Ap anti administration man would be overwhelmingly de. feasted, and ao administration man could not stand a mucb better’ chance, for one object of the couspirators in call 1g the Convention » month before the usual time is to give them opportunity, if they fail to contro! it, to boi with effect to the opposition. Still the angry feelings ex it‘pg will cauge as much excitement as though there were plunder to quarrel over. Those who have come bere recently from different part of the State, and whom I have carefully sounded, seem t think tbat there ts @ prospect of success, provided th: alee mice enn e claime of the fons Wrights herring, Sykes. » et i yjomne, and take up some tound Fational man, of unobjectionable antecedents, like Judge Potts or Onancelior Wiilismeson. that case, with the State issues at hand, and the temporary abandonment of the odorifcrous nigger question, they ‘the State may be put into right line for 1860. 1 think thelr views quite plausible—with an if. Unfortunately, the Convention i8 not likely to adopt that course atall. It will probably sustain the administration thus far in a proper action; bui it will pomipate one or other of those whose names have been already brought before the people, whereupon th: republicans will sweep the State. Not one of the candi dates vamed has suflicient pluck to take the — course, which ‘3 to stand up manfully for the administration. They will truckle to tho followers of Riggs and Ryerson, and thus will lose their own side, and gain nothing from the oppoattion. However, allthis is not gospel. The facts are patent, but the speculations may be ail blown up. Watco the Convention, It will be an atousing body, if { may judge by the names of some of the del tes elect, and may end ip the tallest kind of a free fight. den and Amboy used to settle there matters; but: denjand Amboy is divided politically just now, end, therefore, matters have to settle themselves. Watch the Convention, Personal Intelligence. Among the distinguished personages at present in the city are Senator Yulso, of Florida; Gen. Stephenson, of Kentucky; Surgeon General Lawson, U. 8. A., Washiog ton; Com. H, T. Puryiance, U. 8, N., and Gen. Galindo, of bexica, The Hon. Edward Everett has beon invited to attend the State Fair at Attanta, Georgia, in October, the Ameri- can says, With @ good prospect of hig accepting the invi- tation. Judge Bowlin, of Missouri, late commissioner to Para gvay, was ip Harrisonburg, Va., laet week, visiting his former friends. _ The Family Herald, THE ALLEGED MORTARA CASE IN NEW YORE—AP- FAIRS IN BUROPE—A £ATLOR’S VISIT TO JERUSA- L¥M—THS MANCHESTER OF AMERICA—THE VICTO- RIA BRILGE CANADA—A FEARFUL TRAGEDY—TBE WATERING PLACBS—LOCAL NEWS—MARKET RE- PORTS, BTC., ETO. ‘The Fawi.¥ Bera, in ite issue of to-morrow (Wednes- day), will contain a fall report of the Law Proceedings ia the Alleged Mortara Case in New York—Key. Dr, Cummings Obarged with Abducting a Boy named Haggerty—Rxamine tion of Dr. Uummings—Be knows Nothing of the Boy—Wit neesea Declare the Motber to be Crazy—£xtraordiaary Letters of Mra. Haggerty to the Emperors of Russia and France—Her Advice to the Emperor Napoleon—Archbishop Hughes on the Witness Stand—Be Fistly Contradiots the Statementa of Mrs. Haggerty—1 he Writ Diemissed—Dr. Cummings Fuliy Exone rated, &c., &c. It wilt also contain:—The Latest News Europe—Letters from our London, Paris and Berlin Correspondex te—Extensive Strike of the Buiiders in London, &c.; A failor’s Description of his Visit to Jerusalem; The Oase of the Young Lady who Bavaway to Enter a Convent; An account ofa Terrible Tra gody ip Cincinnati—A Man Shoots bis Wife in the pubifc streets and endeavors to kill himaelf—Love Strong to Desth—Letters of the Parties, &c.; Letter trom a Correspoudent at Lowell, the Manchester of America; Interesting description of the Victoria Bridge Cavada—Progress and Position of the Great Work; Let. ters frm the Watering Places; Genesee Falls Crossed on a ‘Wet Cord by Mons. Delave; Operations of # Swindler in Wash. ington; Editorial Remarks on Prominent Events; AU the ‘Local News of New York and the adjoining cities of general interest; Theatrical Notices, Police Reports; Coroners’ In- quests, aud whatever may be interesting or important to the general reader. ‘Terus—Tho Famiry Henan ts published every Wednes- day at Two Dollara per annum. Subscriptions recetved at the offic corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Single copies (price four cents) to be obtained at the office and of all news venders. Advertisements inserted at the uaual Heea.p rater Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries. 64,09, 94,09, 58 19 18 Te OT 10. ge oe th 1 ratkwace. Ouate WS, ale Rocems oh inane? OO wal 0! 21, 16, 69, 37, 66, 41, 66, 47, 71, 65, 40, 67, 57. Gronata, Chass No. 449. avcurT 22, 1869. 66, 33, 16, 13, 7, 41, 50, 3, 38, 46, 62, 23. Grorata, Crass No. 450, ExtRa, AvGUST 28, 1869, 69, 10, 70, 42, 7, 33, 74, 26, 60, 60, 28, 1, 8. WOOD, EDDY & Cu., Wilmington, Del. eee eg ae ieee oe porder Jocks and eroes bare. Alao, fre an wale Cy are Sr ee Ls fateger a Fire rs nd burglar nafes, Broadway, corner ot Murray ‘Wheeler & Wileon’s Sewing Machines.— ‘Ofice 605 Broadway, New York, Grover & Baker's Notrcless : Fauahy SEWING MACHINES, i out vey Temporarily m ov: Byoaaway, n85 a, is NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1959. Consolldaied Lotiery of Delaware. FBANCE, BROADBENTS & 00., MANAGERS, Legislature of the State of tte teat hevieg given io Frapos, m rondbnale "ot ionary cosiret (oF Commissioners Sussex Coontr—C1ass No, 137, august 32, 1860. 21,11, 89, 10, 38, 78, 47, 22, 27, 43, 45, 44. Oomsouipaten Lorrzny—Oass No. 104, AvGuaT 28, 185% 1,24, 78, 76, 51, 47, 48, 56, 32, 58, 13, 14, 35. Witvers anateras, Teeganés Wimington, Del., this Gay (Monday), JOHN W Warm, {commissioner 4 te aUrayD 2 ame x NTH & OO. +» BROAD E Mitaiugion, Bel. Diseases of the Eye, Far ard Skin espectally tweeted, by 1K. H. ANDBAL, 440 Broome atrest, first door ‘weet of Broadway. Hil’s Hair Dye 50 Conts, at No. 1 Barclay paw rangle: Sa aa Inimnable hair cutting at No.1. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.— she best tr the worl ; wholessle and retail, and the dye pri vately applied at No 6 astor Rouse The Best Aring Ged in Existence—dowe's ‘iiptic, at rom $5 to $6, at 378 Broadway. Cail and ee it ener and Flavory Tea, ‘One Dohar the chest, at CB sIsT1amBON'S, No. 1 Chambers street or 216 Greenwich street. Batcheior’s Hair Dye, Wi and Toupecs, the best in the world. all made. Bold aud appliec at the manufactory, 283 Broadway. era Tricopnerons is the Best and Cheap ont artacle for dressing, beau }, cleaning, curling, prosery ng and restoring the tr. Yalios ey he Bold by all drag Hair—Its Diseases, Fall, Change of Cotor. apd ita ena! treated carefully by A. GRANDJEAY ‘80 Twelfth etrect, west side and near Broad: a Married. Jacgues—Harris —On Monday, August 22, at the resi Gence of the pride’s mother, Bushwich, L. L., by the Rev. W. AW Maybin, Mr Witte J) ces to MarGaner, only doughter of the Iate Mr. Robert Harris. Mamron—IRwin — at Springéeld, Lilinois, on Thursday, August 11, by the Rev. Father Firzgtboon, Mr. Wiusm 3. Mamer0N, of this city, to Mise Lup, eldest daugnter of Robert Irwin, Eeq., of the former piace. MoUsFrERLY—Bockusy.—On Thursday, At 18, wt tbe retidence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Dr Ru olpb, Mr, Roger MoTarvarty to MaRY, eldest daughter of Dennis W. Buckley, Beq., both of this city. Died. Currrexpes.—Suddeply, at the Mountain House, South Orange, N. J., on Sancay morning, August 21, ManGanst Paxker, wite of Rev. Samuel W. Orittenden, and daughter of Kev. Joel Parker, D. D. The funersi will take piace from No. 106 Lexington ave- nue Tme will be announced bereafter. Ovnxe—Suddeniy, on Monday, Avgust 22, Danm. DuRNs, 4 Dative of Qheens county, Ireland. The friends of the family, those of bis brothers, John and Patrick Dunne, end of his brothers in law, Daniel Gracy end Thomas Thowpeon, are respecttully invited to atiend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. from bis late residence, No. 8 Mulberry street. ve aged 8 pare and repeal 0 friends and relatives Tanai aro respectfall: invited to attend the faveral, from No. 12 Carmine street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’clock. His remains will be interred tn the Cemetery of the Eve! rgreci Faico.—A) Weebawken, N. J., on Sunday, August 21, Mani Lovisr Paciine Fatco, aged 3 months and 27 days. Bat.—st Lennox, Mass., on Saturday, Avgust 20, Loviea A. Balt. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her ‘brotber-in law, Commodore Kearny, in Perth Amboy, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at six o’clock. The friends of the ‘amily are respectfully invited to attend without further notice, Boats leave the foot of Barclay street, for Perth Amboy, at 23¢ and 334 o’clock P. M. BovGutsLin.—On Monday, Ai 22, Lecy Hoveutaum, Wite of Jobn Houghtalin, aged 23 years, 8 months and 23 anys. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect, fully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late resiaence, No. 20 ‘Troy street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, MoGxxsix.—On Sunday, Avgust 21, of paralysis, Man. Gavet MoGunBIN, aged 73 years, 10 months and 6 days. #& The remains will be conveyed to Scarsdale, Westches ‘er County , where the funeral services will be performed thie (Tuesday) mornin; New Jersey papers please copy. Musvz.—Op Supdsy morning, August 21, Mary, wife of Jobn M. Mimne, after a short and severe filness, in the 0. ‘take place from her late residence, No. 280 Greenwich street, thin (Tuescay) afternoon, at half past two o'clock. Meir On Monday, August 22, after a short illness, of olvease of iho heart, PerxR MULUGAN, aged 42 years, the veloved husband of Mary Mulligan. The friends and acquaintances, and the members of H R B. Universal Benevolent Society, are requested to at tend the foneral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, 1:om bis late residence, No. 872 Second avenue. Wyess.—On Monday, Avgust 22, after a short illness, Mies Lava &, MYRRS, Her remains were taken to Schodack, Renaselaer coun ty, for interment. Troy, N. Y., papers please copy. Neri —On Sunoay, August 21, Prren Next, a native of ‘be parish of Kubesky, county Westmeath, Ireiand, aged 69 years The funeral services will be performed at the Church of ‘St. Peter apa Serond street, Williamsburg, this (Tnesday) morping, at ten o'clock Osnorn —On Sunaay, August 21, Mary Ossorn, wife of Jnrwes Usbord, aged 16 years. Her remains wiil be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment. The friends of the family, and the members of Silentia Lodge, No 198, of F. & A M., are respect fully invited to atend the funeral, without further notice, from her jate residence, No. 11 Lewis street, this Sfues day) afternoon, at one o’ciock. Porrsvs.—Ip Brookiyn, on Monday, August 22, Anne Fuzapers, youngest dengbter of Jar A. and Anne Por. veus, aged 1 year, 2 months end 22 day The remains will be removed to Greenwood Cemetery for intermer four o'clock this (Tuesday) afternoon, 1.0m the residence of ber parents, No. 294 Dean street. Epiekilien apd Ballina papors pease copy. ‘Viurane,—On Sunday, Avgust 21, Grorcr W., youngest son of Dr. Henry and Anna M. Viliers, aged 40 years, 6 months and 2 days. Warner —On Saturday, August 20, of infiammatory rhevmpaciem, Tuomas WaLsER, in the 61st year of bis age The relatives ard friends of the family are invited to at- tend the fuvernl, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his jate residence, No. 174 East Thirty-fourth street, without furtber invitation, ‘Waxxex —On Sunday evening, August 21, Daa War yep, in the 234 year of her age, daughter of the late Wil ham A, and arine 8, Warner. ‘The relatives and frieads of the family are revpectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o’clock, from ths residence of ber uncie, Abrabam B. Warner, Bergen Point, N. J. The steamboat Wyoming leaves pier No. 2 North river, at 11% o'clock, Carriages will be in waiting at the Isnding to convey friends to the house. Wenp.—In Rrockiyn, on Monday morning, August 22, 0° cholera infantum, WiideM Leoosrr, only son of W. S. and Wary Jone Weed, aged 2 years, 1 montn and 29 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, irom Hickory street, uear Franklin avenue, witaout further invitation, ‘Wituams —Ua Mouday, August 22, Maxis, relict of the inte Roger Wiliams, tn the 70th year o! her age, The relatives and friends of the fam))y are invited to at tend the foperal, without further notice, from St. James’ Lutberan church, Fifteenth street, between Second and Third avenues, on Wednesday a'terboon, at two o’clovk. The remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Cometery for interment. Woons.—Ou Monday, August 22, Mrs. Ass Woons, aged 62 yeare, ‘The friends of tho family are respecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of First avenue and Twenty second street, on Wednesday after- noon, at two o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Green. wood Cemetery for interment. oeaeeeeee_e_e=_=es=S__ APU Maan OU T JONES, 10 AND 12 ANN STREET—a KEW hove and guitere at $2 80; also French calf Aree Ainge Seneca 8 « T RVRRDELIVG- WEDDING CARDS. NOTER ac AD Lace O6.6ucmed Verde sie gniiny engraved, One bg Dad ou'y in Broadway, co,ner of Duaue strech. The Drawings of the Sussex Counfy and | MIS¢RLEANEOUS. BUTEN TLBIC B cal LIBMATIVE, TORIC DIVARETO a: A aah a arene orning cali, ” i Lediard's F . Leéinrd's morning cal.” ~ Be gure to aah for Lediard’s morning call, At la the moat reliable stomach bitier tn the world, 1) to the most reliable stomach bitter in the world, It cures dyspepaia, x I corrects aeldity of the stomach, i Thetrengtbens the digestive organs, Ti gizes tone and vigor to the aystem, | It us invaluable in eases of gravel and affections of other or- . . . ° It's partioulerly recommended to Indies in delicate health sok caret falla,to promote wrecgil and requinnte of the aye % ° Bim tame wtomaie wer dat ada «very where. ‘Willians street. = Ont aTT B palces GhasTLY REDUGESN Hostetren yeitaed 4 Are OOMPARY, ONE ba ye syeuee FOR A COLOUR apeeriinpry Broadway, comer Howard TRE LARGEST ame TeV Se KNOWN ——_———_— ore UTLER’S IMPRO' TRUSSES, SUPPORTARS A: B tinal braves, atthe Hull's russ Glen U6 Wise stoas> BUNIONS, DIAEASED NAILS, gfe pent oe oat owed withoat pein ay Be TO ROBSEBT a, ficeabca TO ROBERT BOWNE?, ONE THOUSAY Douala sis 'S enue FOR AaNGLE covuMN, eeauaaa Fou 2 SINGLE COLUM, IM THE GREAT Pe ee ee IN THK Guat PAPER, In 188 Gibat Carne. THE NEW YORK Lepore. 1” ON#A? Param TEE New ORK uiocKe, aW XJak LeuGBB. THE NeW YUSK LAD 4BH, Ta D pela taprrte?, Mo 10 mavenn sreck New Zork, tad fr tale by all droggiste, oars and groceries. B. J. BOVER Dr DOD4 has a waitot Sopnt ome And where Wi tmperal wine ‘tiers for ey bebad ” Teo blasts creat on te game, with directions for use. Price $1 6 per 5 WILL IT BE JePT BLT davl duscount to the trade. The doctor oan be o.nautted HOBTSTTKR’s aieae. TED TUM ae, from 12 to 6 THs os AKG Fuaks Ge tae nae 0. E fi | geet KIND OF BaG8 FOR ALL SORTS OF USB. Fo! Las Bvaey Socae “4 got up im the neatest style, at a few lbure’ notion Fuw Van yWHeae, M VoNDasiOor, 171 Weat street, FoR S BVRK> WHeRe, a FOS tale bVenYWienk, FOR Sal aVEayAbEnK Fou nals RVany wiSae 8. ais) WHOLESALE BUDeES, _— WHUUrweLe BOUSes, PTH 4 VENUE HOTEL, ON FirtH AVENUE, At the intersection of Broatway, opposite Madison square, Cw YORK 2, 1850. this Be TO BE OPEcE) alGosT Thia location ve the most cesirable of soy to ULs8sLE HO! B68, voila betng the most bealtby. delightfu! and ceutr: WHOLK8aLS HUUSS, ond very Deer epd convenien! to the dudson river an WHOLer «LE HOUSes, ollead Cepota The evilre arrangementa of the WHOLE AL« Houses, mt ven: are ibe result of mature wudy and ove ues in a er ) the most comfortab’e and home like world Wao: 284) & BOUSES, WHOLMBALE HOUSBS, aU) the improvements (bat comfort and convenience beve sug ETAL, Br eaed bave been introduced Kvery preceuson hes bee CALL BUS! akep. during consruciion. to secure the positive aafety of i @u0e: the yable Le HUB al pETalL BUUs: and sro seperated by # Iayer of 06 ‘all, Hoda went masing the eptire structure fre proof, Amoog other Bsral, 8u0se! morrtart mprovementa, in addition to als ye usual stairways & ertica) raiiway le nearly completed to convey gaests trom the 18% to the upper floo &, upon & plan which Sof DO post Ly of xccident y specious and continuous corridors orming ® promenace of eight hundred feet upon each of the sit ‘tories, give light and air, tp the highrat 6 w BOLTETIER’S OPLEBRATBD 8YOM +08 RITreRS. Hoerst ren s CbLusasTeD" rt 1 aT rene Ol “Use FH BITTE degree, taevers apar- fn nent ‘A liberal space bas bean aoproprinted to public dra vigr | BORTETTER'S OK: bBaatSD STOWACH BITTERS. coma and parlors counecting which and the dinkog rooms thee y . i and promenade ball Suisof spacious pariore chum: AOd BITTER, sl) modern conver dave toe sdvertkements in all ae ily designed for the comfort of tami ea, travelting | EOETESTER'H OF! R-RATED sf0M 20k SITTERS excl containing notices, ‘and al HCSTETTER’S CELEKSATED STOMACH 3 \nteroonree and business, bas been added to the many ouber Of the Preas ey une of gueate the notions es'ures of the kulel and thece is » telegraph office connecting | EOSTRITBR’S CALABKATSD SiUMAUH BIITERA, ~ tte all parts of the eountry. Bi'itard and chess rovma. of tbe Botioes of the Press, most approved stsle aod appoirtments. are providec for the HOBTETCKS’s Cot KKnaTED GBUMACH BITRERS, andthe public ‘The furniture, snd every artic'e the notices of the Preas BOSTETTER’S OLEBRaTED STUMAOE BITTERS, 8 SITTRe, vf vse fp the iabment, hes been exorersly designed and menifectured for the Fifh averue Hotel. All communica or ucon any bueiness with the house, pleean direct ‘ith Avenue Hotel” in order to tnaure im out where earace eold. wediate attention. The ertire orgavization of this bole! bxe | EOSTETIBR’# OeLaBBaTED wi ORs MITTEER Seep under the direct ssevere apd Tremont Houses lear Houses in souof Mr Paran Stevens, proprietor of in Boston, and ‘Batlle ‘and Point HITCHOOOK, DABLING & Co. J7z, DROTE. TRIED, FETED AND FROVED. BY fears’ ex; roliable medicine uow before the pubie tor 1g ‘CRAMPS, PAIN8 SED DIARRHEA OUNT VERON N}.. May 7, 1859. Thave used Trail & Btow's Life Dreps in iny iacoily encom ‘lat years for dlarrbc.ilinun fated other atmnuch ‘wel dificulties. and cbeerfaily reoo.smed tem ors owe w, igaaiies Baptist rie CWA ‘ mointater, Prepared by TBALL & STOW, No. 43 Bowery, and wold everywhere at 25 conta 6 botile. INNIB BIFLE#.-TWO HUNDRED FOR SALE, BY WM. JESSUP & BONS, 91 Joho street a tod owt are oni BOSTETTE b's CKLEBRAcKD STUM<CH BITTER, out wpere thay are sold BOSTEKITER’S CKLEBR.TAU prota det BivTRRS. EOSYETTER'S CELEBRATED SfUMsOH Git Gee ee ‘out where. ola, HOSTRITER'S OBLEBBATRD BTUMAGH Dit Ran. HOSTRITRH’S ORLESRATED fiomach StPrees, — BOSTETTEB’S CELEBRATED mow SH Bek HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED HOwACH Birt 9 HOSTEITER’S CELEBRATED StUM sCa Sitteee ee HOSTETTER’S CELZEBRsTED STOMACH Biiase FOR 84L& AT DAUGGISTS’, GROCERS AnD —————————— —______| venywaaxs. RVZRY WHER, oO», BOOKS BOUGHT.—50000 ENGRAVINGS, LARGE | EV esx) HSbE. ‘and small, ancient and modern, fcr sale cheap. RVERYWHSER, JOHA PYNA, 109 Neseau street. op FA ARTIES WISHING 70 BUY SEWING MACHINKS BVABSWHERR ‘are iniormed thet the Kureka Suusla wowing woaene AVERY WHER, price $50—wili be morta to those not having the {ail BVABYW Hes qmount by apelying at the oflce, 489 Brosaway, corner of RLY oe eee. TTR VARTA HSRE. , PILES, PILES, Pais aly seeping what wondertut BY) WHkse Dr. WiTMsE'S PILE SUPPOSTTORY VERY @ HORE. bas made. Persons wi confined to their beda for months were cured tas. few Af you of aby of your sd trou! with them them just to will be guaranteed. agent, 108 ‘sowery. isi are, RA= CHEMICALS, METALS AND USRFUL SUS stances —True Persian invect powder. for roaches, bugs, ent, and fly paper; Vienna ime, for polishing s'ee!; cadminm, aluminiom, platina nickel. onde cobalt, uranit se ygavene, ium, German snd ‘rieste black lead, digo, hydroftuorie sud bieric acids at - DRL. FRUCHTW aNGER’S, 148 Maiden lane, N.Y, JEVENTY FIVE RAILWAY MAPS Ss FOR ONLY TWRNTY FIVE CENTS. 1m r : F. 6. WELLi & 60 STRAT! Ni C. 4 Ut ‘KD SAiLW AY GUIDE puaaMan aco. ‘OF veventy five railway maps, moxthiy sccount of raflways and thelr progress, pew inventions, anecdotes and te of wavel, tenant’ guide, counting Bouse calender, twenwy five dine, United states, time tabies to date, nearly 300 pages tor only 25 cenia, aM BECEMAN &CO... ‘The traveller will be oarticulur and ask for Avpleton’s Rail | BM &% A Wi No 13 Beekman strest, was Guide, De APLEFON CO. Pabliber PENPOLD, PARKER & MOWME-30 15 tockaan mrost, — way, N.Y. | gruBBINS, MORGAN & ALLEN. & VALK, ARCHITECTS, 899 FOURTH AVE | 2 # Pes: : the attention of ail gentlemen jing to builé | J+ 4-7 & Coreg a aan ae fo BALL, DIXON & CO. b 5 end ior e eirouls ‘abeautfulexample, £0." | 4 8.40. SAN A7SARNS & MARVIN'S Ss) WILDRS PATE: S¢LaMANDEB SAFER These safes are free from dempness. over seventeen years, and have vever failed STEABNS & MABVIR, {50 Luray street, Rew York. £00. SUAGLARD... jew Orleans, m way, AYBEo& BUst, GALE & ROBBINS, JuHR F TBIPPK... Mc¥ EsSON & BUBB! QTEABNS & MARVIN'S Hela, RISLEY & ITC! 3 WirDEe’s rarext SALAMaNDKK BaF KS. DUDLEY & STOFFORD. These safes are free*trom damp: Have been tn use 3 over seventeen years, and have never ialled 40 preserve their | fy 4° PatWeTOOk: Hs conten! i, B. BAY LOCK STEARNS & MARVIN, }/9 Murray stroet Now yore. | SiS ahi 57 Gravier at , New Orleans. W.Tsavks (0. 3:9 Feasi atreet, . au uv E.NCT?.... 0 23 Fulkon \OUIHERN MERCHANTS ARE INVITED TO EXA- 3 —— D_ mice the lergeat sssortment 0: English carpete in this city | 3° B° No Ha okman street, Fm prices. Bogiat medvlion royal vaveet carpets $1120 | WV G “No, 356 Green wick omen, 31 28 por vai: 8 carpets, 78¢ 50...952 per yard: two ply | o prayer Bo 60 Wiliam sireee ee Sud Sisuo covers, ac S00 work of dupias ieiveaee | RUHABDE oa maiden inns. Noms. Packed and delivers free of expease. IR ES AER ss Ne NOR RURAM AX DARSOR, 99 Bowery, BRTATL HOUBER, [2 UxDGRA FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS MORE OF rRovm Ro ao prenaeay: DICKENS’ NEW BTORY, kteey No. Brent MR8, SOUTHWORTH’S STORY, feun ee woes MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, var No fo Brovimay: L B/S TRUE BIETORY, ets No bn Broke FANNY FERNS SKRTORES, nwa No srt Broatway: gen LB «No. 985 Broad wa; SERTOA BY COBB, Cor, 23th at & Broadway, baer No. 1,072 Brosdwa: PORTRY BY MOBRI8, AWIOR OARY, NP, WILL Bros TROS. DUNN KNGLISH and oihera, - tt EMRESON BENNETT’ STORY, Fo se Sere te, ae, den ac. ‘Rode Henan area 463 Budeon street, Bold by all news deniers. mn OB ; KOSS & TOUSBY, general arenta, 010 Renee ate ta Re 7 iit IMYUBITY OF CROTON WATER, 0. Mad hen ¢ A REMEDY FO® iT No. a rene: No public calamity could occasion such wide spread fo 429 Righty avenue. eation as &n accident to tac Oreos water. Fora week it 10. FS #ighth avenas, been impuye—bad 8 cur‘ous decayed vegetable taste about 0. S58 . As ‘et po sickness has been traced to it amd it may pass of 10. WL and afew weeke gee {i restored oo as ouesy porns. Cor. 3.b ‘The probability ie that owing tr tae lack the usual quant io 4Zb ty of rain the past month, the water in the Croton river Bas be 461 come lew, and ia replaced from draining swamps and tarsbe: 6 lower than ever berare. hen-e the queer od vegetable 0. 306 ‘gate, go apparent to drinker ot Orton. Spparer fo. 868. ‘Tolesenese mey not): —the water may convey into the No. 304 nhealthivees and sickness. ‘There is one remedy hear at Lack 0, 130 nd csa always be obtained at the shortest notion. A tabié No. 138 spoonful. or even & teaspoonfnl, of the Aromatie Achledar KLIN. i schnapps i a tombler of water will counteract ite ill effects AT No 13.F Were they ten times Ch) Ahay are: and if tht | Gsu. W. ps AO ALED will tell ble patients 10.4 wie fowdooee | Sone PrRNC sui the “fchnapps,” and th ‘This bas been tried and Ienotertounly tmoure and year ath shraid be without s bese wi a ot le the Uroton water continues to be impure. iE LaDIs8’ READY MADE LINEY STORE, Tf en LIN®: way, Dear Twenty sixth sree! offers all advant Of amsortment . charges ible from exclustve devotk n to the one art only. INDUST" Ww a4 TURTLE SOUP. W22d1N9 Aw visttiNG caRDe OF THE LATEST MT Ie8; wee TMGGNTT, Rauraver, No. 4 Jokm strest we YOU ASK FOR ‘W ORORSTSRSHIRE SAUCE, Bee th yon nue ee All other kinds are worthless: rues are BRWABE OF COUNTSRFBITS, ‘Wholesale agents for the Q niied States, JUBM LOMORN & SONS, 405 Broadway Lea & PARSING WORCSIEASHING bat,‘ jetteria celebrated ont the world, ad aud 24