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a LL posed to any abatement of the abolition pro- gramme of W. H. Seward. Nor will there be any fu-ion with the Americans while Seward stands iu the way. He mast be set aside by the republicans or he will carry the party to the Dotto. That is the whole case in a nut shell. Tux Lave American Srate Counctt at Gunn- va—Our Turee Parry State Convenrions, &c.—The American State Conncil at Geneva, in view of their rade rebuff ‘y the ungallant repub- Jicans last year, could not stomach the proposi- tion to go up the eame way to Syracase this fall to court the amiles of Thurlow Weed. Such a course would be discreditable to a young lady after having been in her first advances ao rough- ‘Ty repuleed by her unappreciative lover. And so the American party, ia council at Geneva, re- solved that the offended damsel ehould stand back this time upon her dignity and await an offer from the other ride. Accordingly, the 21st of September was named as the day for the American State Convention for nominating a State ticket, and Utica as the place. Thus, th:n, stands our New York achedule o State Conventions. The repudlicans meet at Syra- Cuse on the 7th of September; the democracy at the same place on the 14th of September, and the Americans at Utica on the 21st of Septem- ‘ber. Thus it will be seen that Miss Know No- thing this time has two strings to her bow, and that should the republicans refuse to make her affiberal offer, she will still be free to listen to the advances of the desperate democracy. This arrangement will start Thurlow Weed upon his travels. It must be attended to. If, therefore he should be seen, a few days hence, cheek by jowl with Danie! Ul'moan, in this city, or with Gen, Gustavus Adolphus Scroggs in Buffalo, anybody can unders!and what is going on. We have no idea thut Weed will hazard a persoval confer- ence with Erastus Brooks. His price is too high; and besides, as it bas been given out that Eras tus Jately decla the republican party “the damnedest, meanest party this side of hell,” Thurlow could not hove to do much in that quar- ter in behalf of @ ratrimonial alliance. Meantima let the furtorn democracy prepare to take the field againss W. H. Seward, and our anxious Know Nothing coquette may be per- suaded to “ cut him dead,” and whistle his party down the wind. THE LATEST NEWS, BonrArxtvai of the Canada, ackvILLE, August 24, 1859, There were no signs of the steamship Canada at Halifax at eight o'clock this evening. Sae is now fully due there with throw days later news {rom Eurepe. Affairs In Washington. ‘OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. WasnixaTon, Anguat 24, 1859, ‘There ie great mancenvring here about the contract for the Brooklyn barracks. “here bave been three or four Dids, ravging, I belleve, from $94,000 to $194,000, Now the plan of the highest bidder isto buy ofall the lower, in order to induce them io wtbdraw, toast the Sscretary of the Navy may be thus compelled to accept the h'ghest bid. But the question is, has he not power to defeat the conspiracy by inserting euother advertisement for now bids for the contract! ? Commender Henry Walke has besa appointed to the command of the storesnip Supply, of New York. The Commissioner of Patents bas issued a circular de- fining thy Aiffere.ce be‘ «eon an engraving, which is the fubject of copyright, and & lahe', which i: the subject of patent only. Acopyright costs fifty cents, and givesa monopoly fur twenty years, whilst @ patent costs fifteen dollars, and gives a monopoly ‘or but seven years, The Commirr‘cner decides tha’ when a production is issued as a work of art, and is jntenced for sale as such, it may be copyrighted; but that when not produced for sale as a work of art, but evidentiy for a label, it fails under the Patent inwi Isaac Winston, of Kansas, has been appointed Consul to King+ton, Jamaica, ‘THE GENKRAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCT. Wasnincron, August 24, 1859, ‘The coministration bas assurances from the governmen of Costa (ica of ite preparation to appoint, in conjuaction ‘with thai of the Usitee States, a commission to ttle ali claims cf our cit iB againet that republic. It is pre- sumed thia commiszion will be appointed shortly after the arrival of Minister Dimitry at Sav Jose. Capt Marcy, of the Fifth Infantry, has been appointed by tho F’resident Paymester of the army, in place of Bre- yet Liew! Col. Coffee, resigned. ‘The F. crident to-day extended the hospitalities of the White Bouse to Senors Mata and Lerdo. The Maryland American State Convention. Baurmwore, Auguss 24, 1859. ‘The Aw erican State Convention today nominated Wm HH. Purneil for Comptrolier, WEThe Americans of the Second district have nominated Edwin H. Webster, of Herford county, for Congress. The American Congressional Convention of the Fourth district, is now in session. Whe Cleaning of the Moutn of the Mississippi. CINCINNATI, August 24, 1859, Ornig & Righters, the contractors for cleaning out the moutb of the Missigsippi river, publich a statement inthe mourning papers, exonerating their sureties, Ricoard m. Corwin, Mr, Wisewol! and others, stating that the work ‘was formally accepted by the government and the money paid. Delegates to the D:mocratic State Convention. Scio, N. Y., Auguat 24, 1859. At the Democratic District Convention held here today, M. B. Champiain was unanimously elected delegate to the State Conyention from Aleghavy county. The Brig Wm, Kichardson Towed into New London. - Nrw Lonpox, August 24, 1859, The pilot boat Moses H Grinueil arrived here to day, having ia tow the wreck of brig Wm. Richardson, of Newburyport. The Richardyon had suffered severely in acollision witha ship oo the 12th inst., and was picked up dismasted and waterlogged on the 2ist in lat. 4 dog. 20 min., long. 70 deg. E. Accident to the Ship R. &, Forbew Bostox, Auguat 24, 1859. The ship R. B. Forbes sailed to-day for Bombay, but» on gotng Cown the barbor ber ruddeifoead was discovered to be rotten, when she put back for repairs. Robbery of a Bank President, Bostox, August 24, 1859. E. 8. Convers, Eaq., President of the Malden Bank, had his house entered by burglars Inst night, und about two hundred sheets of unsigned bills on the Malden Bank ‘Stolen, alzo all his silver ware and some other articios of value. The Boston Bank Weekly Statement. ‘ Bosto, August 24, 1859, ‘The following are the footings of our bank statement for the past week:— $35,125,400 53,016,700 4,922,400 6,091,000 6,857,700 + 17,603,000 6,444,600 from other bank ‘Amount due toother banks stm. Fire at Dorchester, Mas . Boston, Any us’ 24, 1859, A fire nt Neponret village, Dorchester, this morning, de- Gtroyed the steam planing will avd machinery owned by A. T. Btearna,and a lot of lumber owned by other part es, ‘Loss $10,000. Wire at Cleveland. Cravatann, August 24, 1819, Jobn Bonsfield’s pail factory was burned to the groand today 1.088 $15,000, of which $8,000 is insured, all in New York companies, ————_______ Arrest of McCrea at Leavenworth. Laavenworrn, K. T., August 24, 1859, MoOrea, who killed Clark, s proslavery man, in 1864, was arrested hero today. Clark was tho first mag killod im tho Territory for political causes, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1859. Disastrous Fire at New Bedford. TWENTY BULLDINGS BURNED—A SHIP DéxTROYED— A LARGE QUANTITY OF O11, CONSUMBD—HOUSES BLOWN UP TO BTOP THE CONFLAGRATION, ETC. Nuw Baprorp, August 24, 1859. Affe broke out about noon today in North Water Street, which destroyed about twenty-five bulidings, and wos finally arreated on Kuy and North stroets by biowiag up several buildings with gunpowder. ‘The buildiogs deatroyei included Hathaway & Son’s machine shop and planing mill; Ryder & Smith's spar yard; Burstadt’s turning mill; N. @. Nye’s sbip chandie- ry; Edward M. Robinson’s of! yard, in which 8,000 bbls, Of oil were destroyed, besides some lots of ol! belonging to W. @. E. Pope, B. B. Howland and David B. Kemp, Several dwellings, carpenter ‘shops and groveries are also included in the conflagration. A large number of bom» lances in the premises of Wil. cox & Hathaway oaused loud explosions, as did the burn- ‘ing of the oll casks. The ship John & Edward, lying at Wilcox & Rich. mond’s wharf, was burned to the water’s edge. ‘Tne ahip Illinois was also op fire, but was towed out and saved, with loas cf sails, rigging, &c. Several persons were Injured, but none fatally. ‘The total !’as is variously estimated at from $200,000 to $300,/.00, on whioh the insurance is small. Mapy families are rendered penniless by the confla- gration, and several captains of whaling vessels are ruinod uy the loss of their oil on storage. Lynch Law in Miszourt. Loves, August 24, 1859. On Thureday night Jesse Williams, an old and wealthy citizen of Coldwell county, under guard at Princeton, charged with murder and atealing, and cruelty to his slaves, was taken from the jail, carried seven miles and ung. His two sons, John and James, guilty of nume- rous crimes,esceped death by absoonding. About the saxetime Dr. Singleton, and Messrs. Mansfield, Morse end Strawmat, supposed to have been connected with Wiliams and his villanies, were severely punished and ordered to leave the county, ‘The Case of Maxshali S. Potter. Bancor, August 24, 1859. Marshall 8. Potter, accused of the murder of bis mother and three brothers and of firing the house, in the town ot Lee, in April last, is now on trial in this city. The de fence is insanity. Outward Bou. d European Steamship. BAILING OF THE ARABIA. Bosrox, August 24, 1859, ‘Tho Cunard steamship Arabia sailed from here at ten o’cloek this morning, with eleven passengers for Hs'ifax and forty-one for Livorpool. She takes out $250,000 in specie, BAILING OF THE CIRCASSIAN. Sr. Jons, Newfoundland, Augost 23, 1859, ‘The steamship Circassian, from New York, errived hore at five o'clock this evening, avd sailed again shortly afterwards for Galway. Sue was detained two days by fog. Merrkets. Prune Para, Augusi 24, 1869. Flour dull, Wheat quiet. Cora acttye; yellow 81¢, Whirkey active at 260. a 27 Flour steady. Wheat q) steady at 4c, Oats dull, end decimed ic. Receipis to- dsy—4,6C0 bbis flour, 62,000 brsnels wheat, 17,000 bushels corn, 8,600 bushels oats. Shipments—4,600 bbis, flour, 25,000 bushels wheat, 19,000 burheis corn, Oswrco, Avgust 24—6 P. M. A rain storm has prevailed mest of ite day, which had a tendency to check businers, Four eeady: eules small. Weeat firm: sales 4,000 busbels new Uhitgo spring at Cc, Corm in demand for disiiing: «sles 5 300 bushels, sligbtly unsound, at 683gc. Cana! fren duit aca un- change Lake importe—9,500 b isis Canal ex porie— 4,206 buabois wheat, 6,000 bu ‘Snipped to Munireal ~3,600 bl flour. BUFFALO, August 24~-6 P. M. Flour in fair home aud tosefior dewant, aud steady: }e8 1,200 bb. st $3 50 for ordinary “ weonsin, $4 25 for thi from new epriog wheat, $4 75 for «xtra Micnigan, Icd'apa and Onto; $6 a $5 50 for doulie extras, Wheat ‘fair milling demand and steady for ved and white inter apd new Obicago eprirg, but Clore neavy, holders cifering round jote to arrive at 830. withou! bayers: sates 10,900 Duebeis whice winter Obio and Todiana in lois, partly begged, at $105.2 $1 05; early 2,°60 bushols net Chicago spring to arrive, at 86c.; 5,000 bushels old stand- ard spring at 68 Corn dull and heavy: No. 1, to arrive at 680.0: secs 6,000 burhele Tlinois at 323¢0, Barley firmer. Ry. firmer: tales 50 bbis, fn lot ‘. 4,060 bbie flour, 18,000 bushels wheat, 18.000 buehels corn, 14,(00 bushels oats, 2,000 bushels bariey. Canal exporte—200 bbls. flour, 6,000 bushels wheat, 35,000 buebels corn. corn. ALvayy, August 24—6 ?. M. Flour in fair demand at sn advance of 1244 c. on medium; receipts light; eales 2,000 bbie. Wwheat—The only gale was a smns!l parcel of white Canadian on private terms. Corn—1¢ o. freely offered, The firet fleet of boats since tue detention arrived to day, and romeo three or four .boat loads of corn were received, but a!l had‘ been sold to ar- rive, Barley—None offering. Oata—Sales 5,000 bushels Stare, weight, deliverable in New York at 42c.; 3,000 burhels Wisconsin at 38 c., weight; 2,000 bushels State at ; 8,000 bushels Siate at 39c, a 403., weight. The Season of Excursions. GR¥AT INCREASE OF THE BUSINESS—LISTS OF EX- CURSION STEAMERS AND PLACES OF BESORT—THi BXCUBSIONS OF THE PRESENT WERK, ETO. To rusticate during the sultry days of summer by the seaside, among the mountains, or at the numerons placos of fashionable resort scattered over the country vis an, * usive luxury, if it really be a luxury, which ooly a few can or do afford to indulge in, The great mass of citi- zens, including all whore daily bread is sweetened by daily toil, must sojourn amid brick walls all the year round. But this numerous claza of can’t get aways are not, however, necessarily #0 much to be pitied as oor readers among the flowery meada, green hill sides and Dabbiing brooks of the country mey imaging. This iz, as ‘we often have occasion to observe, a world of compsnss. tiene, and those who are not able to epend hundreds or thovsends of dolisrs st Newport, Niagara or Saratoga, can. at least afford to pay fifty cents or dollar for a steam boat excursion to the fishing banke, up the Hudeon, along the Sound, around Staien Island, or to some one % jhe mang celighiful fittle islands, beautiful grovi und plearant picnic grounds to be found withio a pleasant eail of our city. And it is an opan cuertion whether the bonest mecban'c who occasionally treats bie family toa day’s enjoyment on one of these excursions, Coes not derive more and heartier happiness therefrom than is experienced during 4 svhole eearon by the wenlthy mon, whore wife aud daughters flounder io the surf, flirt with titled and bewhiskercd foreigners, o- dring the nauseous waters of tho m‘nera! springs, At this season of the year enpecially the descendants of the old Kuickerbockers take to the water ag naturatly as young duke. ‘Tne railroad cars—both those propelled by locomotive and by horte power—are dolog a thriving business in the way of excursions; but the great majority jrefer ibe waver, where there 18 bo jolting and no dust, apd where they cen evil the fresh seu breezes as they glide smoothly alovg, or cherm away the hours with wousic and the’ merry «ance. Fortunately, or orovidentislly, New York is admirabiy placed for the cultivation of the pusinees of excursions, aud of Inte years it nos grown into a recognized populer institu tion of the metropoiis; and it ie estimated that about bait tho population, of the city go on excursions of some xind every Kummer. A large number of steamboata are exclusively devoted to the businers during the sumtaer, and our advertising columns show tuat they ure kept pretty generally employed. The following sre the prin Cipal steamers at the precent time engaged or waliag for cagagensente for excursione:— South america, W. T. Potnam, Columbia, Acnilies, John Faron, Navehon, Alice Price, Frie, Ieland Home, er, te, Run A Tolas, Washington Hunt, J. L Lackwood, Cinderella, ‘Ocean Wave, Ceres, Croton, Magnolia, J. A, Stevens, Besides tho above twenty-two boats, eral of the regulsr Sound aud Hudton river steamers can be had oc- casiopally, aud there are eight or ten large barges om- ployed 10 Bocompany stenmers when large parties are ox- pected. These boats and barges cosa accominodate from 460 10 1,200 each, or on sn average bay 8(0, 20 that not less than 20,000 New Yorkers might bs afloat on the briny element at one aud the sametime. It 4 eetimated that in the course of a #ummer more that a quarter of a milliod perros pail ou excursions of cums ‘Whe buniness has sort {rom this city and Breskiyn. ased within & fow years pas that there are this year fifty per cent. moro oxeur sioniete then lest year. This te actributed not aloe to the mecreage of population, but to the general revivat of busi pews, and the fact that’ mechanics of all kinds nave bean, since the strikes of leet epring, evry fully employed, aoa at good wages, ao that they have plenty of inoney to spend, But mechan). 2'9 by po means the ole patro of excursions; for we sc) them of alt imaginable kinds, to ruitevery Conctiva’.y tario—military and target ex cursions, excursions of the Taroverain and other Garman societies, spiritualistic excursiovs, Masonic, Odd Feilo we, United American and S2ns of Malia excursions, tamper exes excursions, Sabbath echvol picnics. muricel and forpsichorean excursions, end flehing exoursions witout limit, Son mapnfactoricn employing large numbers of hancs make a practice of treating their wmhost excursion every rating Prems tanufa>- tory epjoyed their annual exoareion two or three weeks ‘2go, apd & very pleasant time they made of it, Some of the rewing machine manufactories, hoop skirt osadiah- ments, &0., have followed or are about fovloaing sboir example, end we doubt not the liberal proprietors of auch estabiiabmente find an abundant return for the outlay, not only in the approval of their own consotences for baviog done good deeds, but in the greater zen! and enorgy of the men and women in whore health and happiness they haye shown #0 much and such commendable a ‘The following te 4 list of the principal places in this vi amy to which excursions sre ususily made— ‘Went Potat, City Island, Fort Leo, Davia’« Isvand, Bull’s Ferry, Coney Island, 'y Ly Clifford Grove, Keyport, Hillside Grove, Glen Cove. ve been uonsoaly unas us, ‘The following have come spectally under our notice:— St. Mary’s plenic, at Jones’ Wood, on Wednes‘ay, by steamers Island Home, J. L. Lockwood and Was’ington Huvt, or Second wod Third avenue railroads, Tols, but for the rain on Wedpeaday, was expected to attract from en pire Oe Oat segeiee Yorkville, on Wed: umpire City Clu at on Wednesday, by steambonte or horse railroads, aleo expected to draw out toree or four thousand people, but for the damper put on by the weaibor. ‘To tho Fishing Yanks, five days in the week, by steamer Erie, four days by steamer Croton, five days by steamer Satellite, two days by the Naushon, one day by the Hun- treas—in oli sixteen flahing excursions. Aah reentia ab Olly Inland, om Tuesday, by steamer Methodist camp meeting at Sing, by steamers Aurora and Broulway day in ns Ry every in” at Fort Lee on feir day, by Hi Excursion ‘Wednesday, or first Riles Wednesday. fashington on 4 Lawrence Ona No, 60. U. A. , of Hariem, excursion to Glenwood on , by steamer Columbia. The party numbered about three E. L. Snow No. 6 Temperance Cotilion «xcursion to Biddle’s Grove, on Wi '. Notwitbaianciog the rain the boat had a large load of men, women aug cbildren. Excu sion at » Mxsanic Indge, from Williamsburg, with ‘the families ang fricads of the fraternity, to Fiusning— another creas crowd Alfred Yesecond f.mily trip up lnk papery on Fridey afternoon ang evening. There are s - img apd danc' ; and oe person admiued without an, ik troductory Besides these there have been and willbe numerous excurrions of German societies, of military organizations, ‘and of social societies, &c., more or lees of s private na- ture, Altogether, we estimate that about 20,000 New Yorkers participate in pleasure excursions of one kind or another during the week. That these excursions are 60 numerous and popular, indicates not onl; See mee ity, but the good sense of our ion, Nothing ce more conducive of health, both of mind and body than occasioval relaxation of this kind from labor aut care, whep men and women woo Cand breezes, or breathe toe pure air that blows over tue hill» and green fields of the country, ‘Union picnic and fedacaday. Police Intelligence. A FUGITIVE BROUGHT FROM CANADA—IIS OPERA- ‘TIONS IN NEW YORK. Hepry Karples, a fogitive from justice, arrived in this city on Tuesday night, from Toronto, Canada, in cher, of Bob Bowyer, and was locked up in the Tomsh-, for trial The priconer is charged with baving, by ~aoans of a seriet of forgeries, defrauded Messrs. Ho- chants, of Cherry etreet, out of -omacnen on ton tenons dousre worth of four, "ples, tt appears, commence hig criminal carzer abor’, 9 year ago, while ed as Gelivery clerk in O employment of the above firm Sornected with bim in all his operations was a man named Heury Jenowomz, ostensil iy au importer of Hungerian wites, reridigg in Broome sireet, and the plan adopted by the peir tp carrying out their derigas was as foliows:— Karph# wae io tae habit of sending Iarge lots of flour to Janovotz without the Roan mgs € hie employer, and the profits arising trom the salo of the game were equally divided. In order to carry on the business successfully ibe chk was odiiged to resort to a series of forgeries, and £0 cleverly did he execute them that the fraud went on for over ® year before it was detected. Janowottz sold iarge quantities of stolen flour in New Haven, and so cheap, too, that Messrs, Hecker & Brothere found it difficult to compete with bim. Someone in New Haven complained to Hecker & Brother of the bigh price jget upon their four, snd remarked that there was a person in New York who could afford to tell it much cheaper tham they cou'd. Mr. Reopay, euperintendent of the mills, was sent on to New Haven to inquire into the matter, and the resu It was that the ‘cheap gales” were traced to Janowoitz & Kar- ples. Proceedings were inetituted against the parties, but they managed to escape from Ne and make their way to Canada, Karples was detected at Toronto, and on the production of the necessary extradition papers the gu:norities fn that city handed the prisoner over to Mr. Bowyer. Janowoitz wok up bis residence in Montreal, where be was arrested, and 1s now imprisoed awaiting the veburn of the cflicer. The accased are both indicted, and vill provebly be tried before the Court of Genera Ses. fiona pext month, The suthorities in Toronto and Mon- \reol Wore extremely attentive in thelr efforts to facilitate the extradition of the fugitives, and rendered Mr. Bowyer important aid. ARPEST OF AN ALLEGED DAnING BuRcLAR —Last evening Sergeant Dickeon, of the detective force, succeeded in bringipg to light one of the most daring burglaries thas bas occurred in this city for some time. It appears thay on Friday night last Mr. James Clute, batter, residing at No. 64 Bowery, was robbed of bis clothing and bout $250 under tbe foliowing circumetances:—He bad becu during tuo evening to the Bowery theatre, and on returning home !sid his clothing on achair by his bed, in which wwe about $11) im money end a gold watch and chain ed at $150, besides geveral other articles, valued in ail ai about $250. On getting up in the morning he was surpiited to fod the above articles and his Jo immediately repaired to bis store below, wher, that the money drawer bad algo been cioartdof ali i's contents, be at once saw that burglara had been wo work. Being unoble to finda clue to the robbers, he made known his loss to Se: it Dickson, who instit a search for the thief. On Monday night oflicer Seaman, of the Sixth precinct, caught a young man named Mathew Rierdon tn toe act Stealing a gold watch from the jewelry store yporuer of Tryon row and Chatham street. Ee was conveyed to the station bourse, where on. his person was found a large quantity of money aod Mr. Clute’s watch. Sergesn! Dickton, being made aware of the fact, bad Rierdon’s place wearched st No. +18 Roosevelt atreot, where were found Mr..Clute’s clothing and a portion of n'a other pro- perty. Rierdon, on finding’that he-was cornered, finally confessed having stolen the-property of Mr. Clute, aud Btaled:that, obeerving:MrrCiute st the theatre that even. ing, be went down toghis"place, and climbing up the awn- ‘pg port, crept’ in through the window to Mr. Ciute’s apartments; tere be concealed himself until Mr. Cinte returue metand fell sleep, when be seized his cloth: ingunusiied, passing through tue store. “On his way oat, © open the money drawer, in which was abou’ $5 incurh. The meney found on the person of the pri toner was identified by Mr. Clute laet evening ne a por- tion of that which was stolen from him. Tne manner in whieb the robbery occurred was of a mort racter, as tho accused ran a great chauce of se: ved entering the front window, being at so lave an hour. He will this morning be conveyed before Justice Conxoliy, end committed for trial. Brrciary im Furron Srrxet.—Early last evening the tore of B. B, Kirk, No, 58 Fulton street, wine merchant, was burglariously entered and robbed of nearly one thousand doilars, It appears that during the evening two rather suspicious looking men wore seen hanging about the premises, and it is presumed that while the attention of those within was engaged in the rear part of the store, one of them succeeded in secreting nimself bebind some of the boxes. The store was closid ata little past eight o’clocy, and they hed hardly left when the party witha immediately proceeded to biow open the eafo. A quap Lty of fine powder was found ip a paper, and the padiock on the eafe was blown off. An attempt 3 then made to fill the private lock with powder, but this they failed in, avd had to give upthe attempt. The orawers in the desks tu the cifice were then opened, aud in one of them ey found the pavate key of the safe, where it was ways kept over night, They at once ‘repaired to the vafe, and succeeded in opening it; hore they obtained about $626 ip gold, silver and bills, eeveral checks, notes ard two gold watches. The bills were on various banks, @ large portion, however, on the Planters’ Bank of Geor: gia. The burglars succeeded in geting off with their dooty, but the store was shortly afterwards found open by ove of the Second ward police, Pronarte MURDER IN 1HE SixTEEWTA Waxy —About 11 o'clock iast night, a woman named Blizabeth Thompron, died suddenly at 21 West Sixteenth sireet, under rather singular circumsiances. It appears that the deceased has lived on upbappy terms with her husband, and that he, iti alleged, bas repeatedly beat her so that she could bard- ly walk. On Monday a cifficnity aroee between them, when the busband, it is said, axain repeated bis assaults upon bis wife, inflicting ecveral serious wounds abou’ her body. Since then eho bas been lingering along, and died Jant night at their residence in Twenty.sixth street. James ‘Thompron, the husband, was arreeted about 12 o'cloek by the Sixteenth ward police, and locked up to wait the resuit of the Coroner’s inquest. More Counrerrar Monry.—Last evening detective Elder epprehended a young man in front of the Bran. dreth House with a large quantity of counterfeit money on the Narreganrett Bank, @ description of which appeared in yesterday’s Herarp. Aman kpown as Billy Wilson ‘wos aito arrested yeaterday afternoon, in the Fifth ward, with @ large quantity of the same money on his person. He was locked up at headquarters, in order that store- keepers aud otbers who have had the above kind of money paszed on them can fdentify him as one of the party who passed it, Tux Crommuxa Doves.—Michael Smith and Jonas Atley went into the clothing store of Alpheus D. Kirk, No. 76 Fulton etreet, and left their measure for a prir of panta- cops. Before leaving Smith tried on a $26 coat, and being of a forgetfuPturn of mind, neglected to return the property. Indeed, he had travelled over a block anda half before he ciacovered the error, and tben 1} was partly owing to the presence of policeman Fitzmaurice. When Drought before Justice Orborn he frankly acknowledged hie guilt, but bis companion, Jonas, pleaded right the re- ‘verso. the magistrate thought they were both equally guilty, and committed them for trial on charge of grand larceny. 4n Unnarry Marcn.—Cecelia Pfeiser Schonfeld, a German woman, appeared boforo Justice Bronnan, at tho Eeeex Market Police Court, and made a doteful complaint against her husband and her two sons.in-law, Lewis and Abraham. She hed been married she said but afew cays when her husband, aided by his sons, carrled off all her worldly goods and asseulted ber in a severe man- per. eatimated her loss at about $400, and was quite anxious that the megistrate would take some steps to ro. cover the stolen property, The Justice issued « warrant for the arrest ot the accused, and ordered them to be locked up for examination, From Brooxiyy.—Joseph Lorhet and Ernest Coley, of Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, were brought over by po- liceman McLean, on charge of stealing $29 worth of pro- perty from Leopold Youaellenbruck, of No, 604 Greens ‘ wich street The stoln property was found in the pos- senm0n Of the accused, Ad wot being able satistacwrily 0 account for the same, Jus we Osborn desided to commit ‘them for trial on charge of grand larceny. Fuvomovs Assavtr.—George Burns, of No. 89 Washiog- ton stréet, preferred a complaint agains; Daniel Danoven for felonious azsault and battery. The accused, it ia alleged, #tsobec complainant in the face with a knife, an4 also administered to bim « severe blow in the back of tbe head witha siuvg shot. Defendant denied the chu: ‘but was committed for tr al notwithstanding. ABBAULT ON 4 PoucEMAN.—On the day before yesterday a Jew, pamed Leon Sawnberger, was arrested by officer Cronin, of the Seventh precinct, who charged him with assault and disorderly conduct, The whole difficulty, it oprears, grew Out of the eale of a rotten pineapple by & juvenile dealer in the luscious article to 4» Jowees, who alleged that abe gave the boy a quarter in mistake for a cen: in the payment. Officer Cronin was bripging the Parties before a magistrate, to settle the matter amicably, ‘when Sawnbergor passing, interfered, using very abusive to the and him Naval Intelligence, TO THE XDITOR OF THK HEBALD. Untrxp States Srsamen Myari0, Navy Yano, New York, August 24, 1869. ‘The steamer Mystic will probably leave this port for Port Praya and the coast of Africa early the coming week, and it will afford me pleasure to take charge of jet (tere and packages intended for our squadron or those having friends on that station. Wi. E. LE ROW, Lieutenant Commanding. “William L. Bradford has been appointed by the Preal- dent a Lieutepant in the Navy. . ‘The steamer fulton dropped down to Hawpion Roads yesterday afternoon. The following is a correct ust of her ante Fire, Egbert eames meee ol a o 7 ; m8 chelle; and find, Baward i Pouer. Pocaer—-calvin ©. Jackson. Passed Assistant Sorgeou—France M. Gunnel. Master—Wiliiam E. Evans. &) gineers—Chief, George W. Alexander; Third Assistants, James DeKraft, Goorge H. Reely, Kobert 1. Harris, and Henry Wright. Captain's Clerk—alre1 P. Hulse, Parser’s Clerk—Wm. J. Ben- Bett, Orcerly Sergeant—Thos. Bowe, in charge of ma- vives. —Norfalk Herald, Auguat 23. Brooklyn City News. Mosic in Caxnoit Paxk.—The citizens of Carroll Hili, South Brooklyn, are about to inaugurate free afiernoon concerts in the park on Court and Carroll streets, The public epirit evinced by the citizeosof that neighborhood bows they are beginning to eet & just ajpecciation upon their many natural advantages, Nothing can do more to Create a satiefied home feeling than good public muric Tt is Se the hands of a practical commivtes, They intend continuing the concerts once » week during pleasant wea- ‘The first one will be given by Sheltou’s baud on Satur¢ay afternoon, from § to 7 o'clock, Toe pro 6 will appear inthe morning papery, An ad meeting of citizens generally win be heid at the residence of Mr. E. Warren, 210 Union street, on Monday evenit g next, at8 o'clock. Messures are on fool to pro vce teate for the park, regulate the ferries; strects, railroads, &c. Mr. Warren opens the Young Ladies’ Carroll Hill Seminary during September, and sever! other improvements are goirg on. Brooklyn is now the third city inthe Union in point of poputation, but it ts second to none in general enterprise, educatiooal advan- teges, natural beauty and future prospects. Carroil Hill overlocks the bay on the Ine of the Court sircet care, ond moy be called the Court end. New Yorkers are cal- ulated on to participate in these festivities. Common Pieas. Be'ore Hoa. Judge Hilton. Avaver 24.—7a- People vs. Drum.—Motion to discharge to surety entered on forfeited recognizances yment of all coste and fees in the action op the recognizances and on the execution issued, and $10 coats for oppoving motion. Griffin vs. Hoyt.—Moiton to discharge order of arres: granted, with $10 cor! Artivais and Deparcures. AKRIVALS. Atthe Metropolitan Hotel—-Bayor Mavo, Bichmond, Com 3. W. Thatcher, Leonard Forbes, Ges & oan st Lous: Fredics ca Canta Lowiine. Msdeira. s Masuel Ber drega_ Mexico; fata, Levieleun, iF McCord. Sew Or'esus;, DO. Ba ‘3. H. Foster, Pbilecelph' larendon Fiote! Oslifornia, 6. J. Lawler, Yexas; W. J. Wright, Memphis, Tol A. Wikis, 0. B, Henry Lee ; A Schwandler, Frglond; J).'A. Booth, G+ Van Cleef and family, New York; Me aud Mee J. ii. 9 Mre.Darvalt, rbiladetphia; DF. #. Oarroll, G. Waikius, Kouth ¢arolt wing, a\ G Quebec: J, Noreasnd, J! rk; N. Ludlum, D. Jones, H. 4. dsobbins. (Filan, Waterbury, Conn.) Mrs. Micketts » Phiisdeiphia, Newrort; Dr. . und two rervan's, James J. bicket a, DEPARTURES. For Southampton snd Bamburg. in the s'eamahip Hammo- uia~Jobs & Febr, BH Scbuuivky, son end a*rvant; 4 Ximore Mr Hagen, Indy, two ehi:cren, one infant and servant; A An- deracn, ra B itsbop, H Kibere, A iststof, New York; Ts Winstel. J Avery and Thomas B Wi New Orlesnn; Mrs Maria “Debushem, Belena Menke, § and son. 8.1L eed J, Block, Wasbingtov; Jobn Gunther, «ug We sher, Ositforpia; Mre Barn: ¥ ison and fafant, mew Yors; and here in the atcersge. ‘Total, 78, Yor Bemborg. in the stesrsblp Bammovix—Jobn E Fabre, KE Schriniinsky, son sud servant; A Ktmore, Mr Hagen, ot, HW andresen, Mre ry enna: Mra M Debrubac., Mra Heieds Memke, engel and ron, Mra Pellipora and @aughter, New York 8 L Block, L block, Washingt-n; Jotn Gunther, Ang Werbor. California; Mrs fanay Wileon and infant, New York—and others to the steerage. ‘otal 75. For Glosgow. in she steamship Glasgow-~Peter Mann, D- Moreland aud Indy, Mxe Mercelott, Mrs kvans, Mise agnes Ir vine, Mre Eneti and infant, ecbibald Crease. Robert Fornes, Bev Jas Soble, Jobp Thonieoa, Jr; Mra Falkner and infant Nina Jane Falkner, Irabella end Riza Falener, Chas and av. crew Falkper. Walter Hyallp, Henry Toomey, F Morris; and inthe wesrage, Total Me, For Char'eston, in steamship Marlon—Mr Gray aad wife, Mra JW codrufi. wre Jas Goble, Jno 0 Nolan. Jas B Greaty and child, CK holmes, Master ¢ Ieiinor, Jno Webb, A Carralo, a soken, 1. Kitewitz, M'ss & Bimon, Miss M Simon, L Kalser and lade, Wm L Gaillard, J Crowell, ¥re Halibeck, Mrs 4 T Gail- ‘urd, A Haber, PJ iiley. D Prelto and lady. J A Basquta, HB Wiliams, TA Frevaitn, L Blum, Geo ¥ Werforn, J hoe: delbetm, Louis Fora and lady, M- Gorbia, E J Bacoa, MG Felland lady, J 1 Livingston, F Bureon, A Shaw ard lady, a 7 ‘ell JM Lardram, AA Glover P J Cochran and Indy, Mi Lynch, Mirs A H Ourtis, MLyors a Lyons, J B rer Frellsop. Mrs ipgalia. Mise Frelison, Miss Kellson Mian son, » W puskolew, H Gieske, W i dutchineon, J W eh Jlevi, Mr Bevedic!, Ry David, A Berlachr, B Carrall, ‘J Herbert, J Mountaineer, P Duane, A Mevors, ¥ Monabsp, J Hunter, J McVormiok, and 10 tn the steerage, Drawings of Wood, Kddy & Co.'s Lotteries. DELAWARE, EX1RA Otass No. 455 Avast 24, 1389, 41, 60, 29, 56, 47, 17, 24, 45, 38, 66, 69. Detavark. OLass No, 456, avavsr 24 1359. 31, 54, 34, 50, 23, 41, 38, 14, 72, 53, 66, 49, 12, 67. RORGIA, OL488 No. 452, RxTRA, AUGUST 28, 1559 44, 69, 43, 68, 71, 42, 30, 19, 37, 2, 5, 18. Gxoncra, Class 'No. 453 » vaust 24, 1869 92, 35, 46, 10, 52, 43, 56, 26, 29, 14, 64, 3. GEORGIA, 66, £, 18, A, CLASS NO 454, RXTRA. AUGUST 24, 1859. 7, 54, 27, 78, 56, 24, 14, 42, 31, 37. WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wiimingtou, Dei. Brady’s Galiery has Removed ftrocm 35° Krondwny to 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. Pho tograpbs, daguerreoty pes and smbrotyper. 'O. A. Bil Greenwich atreet. 176 , Exchange Broker, Mo. Prizes in all legalized lotteries casbed. Phrenological Examin: |, Showing Ute telenta, defecta and proper oecupstions, sre givea dally at FOWLEE & WHLLS', S18 Broadway. Merring’s Patent Champion Fire And buralar proof safes, 261 Ceara. ieee of Maurras street, M. Wheeter d& Wilson’s Sewing Machines.— Office (5 Broadwey, New York. Grover & Buker’s Notseices FAMILY S&WING MA CHTN ES, on way, New York, » Brookiyn, 182 Fuiion Singer's sperior for ali man bo tore decade for ail Kinda of fuely sewing, ie Sertocey simple ant easily Kept fa order, ‘Are much ehexper because they carn mere money. ‘machine for y el * PM SINGER 500, 458 Brostway, Grover & Bake: farms ecaune fully satiated (bet are: our ow ly ure we 6 fully sal Gro- wee Raker’s is the best, and accordingly purobased t— ¥. Y. Tribune, Office temporarily at 601 Broadway, iad Fulton street, Brooklym, Grover & Baker's NW CLOAK MAKER AND QUILTER. Nove fn the business can sfford 10 be without them. Thetr yrurk is unequalled in besnty and strength, and all other: maa- hipes ueeless for this business in comparison. Com: them, nt 601 Brondway. Price $66. Bartho)t’s CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES. Prices greatly reduced Family machines $60; $10. ‘babiHOLF Manufacturing Oompany, 434 Broadway, Defiance Balamander Safes—With Patert omer proof Jocks and erost bars. Als, fre and pico! Meormarly Mo, 19 Peas) wrest) en nr we ORERT M. PATBIOR, If the Baby I8 CUPTING T} rth Use Mra. Wivelow's soothing syrup, « will y facilitate the }rocess and regulate the bowels Ars Winslow ie an old expertenced puree and female pbystcisn, and has made a dis covery that gives rest to mothers end relief and health to in- fonts. Soid by druggistseverywhere. Price 25 centa per bot- Kennedy’s Medical Discovery is Warranted ag, saltrbeum, scald Sci haves ae ee Hill's Hair Dye 50 Cents, at Ne. 1 street, and by all druggists. Inimitable hair cutting at No.1. Ghoeed on Bundays. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and ‘m the worlt ; wholes} \ she bank Be weet leasle and retail, und the dye prt Hair—Its Diseases, Fall, Change of Color, ite treated carefully by A. G) 4 SO Twolnh street, weal aide nad nour Brondway Ses piiatebvelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs end ‘Tow 6 9 work. surpassing all made, pep! m4 ide manningtony, RY Bromiya, ee The Drawings of the Sussex County and Oons0lidaied Lottery of Deiaware. The Legialsture of the tute of Delaware, at tia last season, ven to France, Proadbents & 'o « lottery cowtract fur ore, we tbe und: 5 Bie Goverace ‘of tuid state’ wo sugeriniand the drain of tery, 80 hereby cent (onde num: ters drawn thie days aM te si Sonsex County—Cuass No, 129, avausr 24, 1889. 5, 78, 38, 68, 52, 71, 21, 19, 33, 29, 22, Gl. Gopsouiparen Lorreny—O1ass No, 106, Avaust 24, 1859. 27, 2, 10, 65, 50, 67, 18, 71, 46, 16, 34, 5, 74, 73 Wi Pte cor penta mt WOmington, Del, this day (Wedoes- wen “JOHN DAL, JOHN W. WALTER. — Commissioners. AUP SBANOE, eso £00 t Wumington, Del. Hill, Inimitable Hair Catter.—Hair Dye, 50 cents, black or brown, No. 1, Barclay street, and by all drug: Barry’s Tricopmerous is the fest and Cheap- eat article for dressing, cleaning, curling, presery- ipelsnd rears ths ate dns try te’ Sud BF RO ro E Hill, Intmttable Hair Cutter. Hair Dye 50 cents box, at No. 1 Barclay street, and by all druggists. Closed on Supceys, Married. Borkiey—Barwes.—Un Tuesday, August 23, at the Thir- teenth street Presbyterian church, by the Rev. Dr. Mar- cellus, CHa! 8. BuLkizy, Esq., to Miss Sakan C, Bananas, ‘all of this city. Couvtox—Hoxtow.—On Sunday, August }4, at the resi dence of Rev. Dr. Francis, Mr. Jamas P. ComPron to Miss Linwy Hoxton, both of bis city. Hypx—Cosina —At the bride’s residence, on Monday, August 22, by Rey. H. J. Bayter, Starman Hyox, of this city, 10 ANN Mania Coers, of Palisades, N. J. remdence, No. 2 morming, at nize oceed to Greeawouc The friends of the family are respectfully invited to ATuEDEN —In Brocklyn, on Tuesday, August 23, Mary Birth, Paytox,— At No, 264 Bowery, on Wednesday, August 2%, tend tbe funeral, from her father West Kighiesnib pireet, on Frid Goxvon, caughier of George aud Margaret Ainerden, aged 43 yeare and 7 months the wite of Mr. W. K. Payton, of a son, Died. Arxorp.—On Tues ay mornibg, August 23, Mary, eldest daughter of Thoreas G and Elea Arnold, aged 18 yeare, o'clock, without further notice, te Cemeiery. The r-iatives aid friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) mornivg, at nine oc ork, from her late residence, No. 86 Concord street, Brooklyn. Frit —On Tuesday evening, August 23, Jans BRL, » netive of Dunse, Berwickshire, Scotland, aged 50 years sed lmenth, much and deservedly reapecied by all whe boew Lm. is fi ends, and those of bir bro: hers-in law, Stephenson Baig aud Alexander Witton, are ree -ectfully iavited to at tend the fureval, {rom the ‘velcaa:. of Stephenson Balg No, 87 Second avenue, corner cf Ptsh wtrect, this (Thurs dey) afternocn, at balf part on: | "clock BrsueR —Suddenly, at Sprioy Vai'cy, Rockland county, on Tuesday, Avguzt 23, Taomas C. Moors, eldest son of Jobn F. ané Phebe Jape Beeber, aged 10 years, $ months ana 20 aye Saf ‘The fhicnds of the familly are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thutadsy) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 146 Concord atreet, Brookiya. Brrwcxan.—On Tuesday, Avgust 23, CORNELIA, wife of Anthony J. Bleecker, and daugBter of the Jate John Van Benthuy ten, of Dutchess county. y The rejativen and friends are tavited to attend the fune- ral, without further invitation, at haif past three o'clock this (Thursday) sfterpoon, from Trivity church. Bruor.—On “Wednesday, Avgust 24, after a short ill ness, JovN BISHOP, in the 6ith year of bis age, The funeral will twke place from the residence of hig son in-law, No. 456 Canal street, this (Thu:eday) morn- ing, ut eleven o'clock. Cariarox,—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 23, Joan Bewry ('axceton, ton of J. B. P. and Maria Carietov. Coit —On Weonesday morning, Avgust 25, at two o’ciock, efter a short and severe illness, MinrE, eldest Gaugbter of Dr. Henry J. and Ehza A, Cullen, in the 20th year of berage. Tre frends of the femily are invited to attend the fune- rat, from the residence of ber tather, Montague place, cor- ver of Clipton street, Brookiyn, this (Thursoay) after- Loop, at bsif paet four o'clock. Viceroy.—-0 Poeeday evening, Avguet 23, after a sbort ilpeer, Fionrscw L , daugbter of Win. O. and Louise M. Dick pscn, aeee 1 11 months and 24 days. The frienes or fally inves se ib papers pleese copy. Tuesday morning, Auguet 28, after a , Capt. Michakt Dovongrry, in the 734 es end friends of the famiiy ere resnecttn!'y invites tu attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afernoon, st three o'clock, from his iate residenoe, No. 256 Kast Broad way. Extoy.—On Wednesday, August 24, at Morrisania, E.1- ZAvATH, cond davghter of Robert H. and Hannah E. El- ton, aged 18 years. ‘The triends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, on Friday morning, at eleven o'clock. Conveyaucay will be at Hariem Bridge on the arrival of the 9 o'clock boat from Peck elip and Tenth street; sto at the Termi bus of the Third Avenve Railroad, at 10 o'siock. Boos —At the residence of ver father, Unton, N. J, on Wedresday, Avgvust 24, Barwan Evizavars, daughter of Jubn B. and Grace Hoole, in tue 20th year of her age. ‘The friends of tbe family are requested to attend the funcral, from Christ’s Church, Elizabeth, N. J., on Fri- day morning, at ten o’clock, without further invitation. Horgrs.—In Broooklyn, on Monday, August 22, Ep- wasp Paice, ton of Wm. E and Emolia R. Hopkins, aged 6 months. Inving.—Of 8 short and puinfal illness, Arce Irving, in- fant daugbter of Robert Irving. The friep¢s and acquaintances of the family are re- wpectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) aliernoca, at two o'clock Jacons --Seddenly, on Wednesday morning, August 24, JorL Jacoue, sged 62 years, 7 moatbs and 11 di Hie friencs, and those ot bis son, Joho M. Jacobs, and his tone inlaw, Elkana Smith and Mervin Davis, are re rpectiuiiy invited to attend the fonera!, from his late re- tidence, No. 176 Goid etreet, Brocklyn, on Friday after- noon, at three o’cleck, His remsins will be taken to Fermingéale op Satardsy morning. Krary —Un Wednesday, Angoms 24, Parrick M. Keane sonef Hugh and Mary aAvse Keane, aged 3 years, 9 mopthe ond 28 daya. The s»veral will take pisce on Friday afternoon, at two c'eock precieely, from the resivence of his parenis, No. 99 Cherry street. Kennix —At Niegara, on Monday, August 22, Marraa Nicrou1s, wife of Jobp L, Kenpin. Funezal from St. Peter's church, Twentieth street, at two o'clock this (thursday) afternoon, ‘The friends of the jomily ure invites to wttepd without further notice Kip.—After a long and painful {lineas, Euzansta Kinp, daughter of the Iate Hannah Ktad, aged $2 year, 7 mouths and 12 cays. ‘The friend aud relatives of the family are respectfully ipvited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at heif nost ove o'clock, from the residence of ner brother, Ne. 1 Weet Forty: frat street. Lyng —Ip Grookiyn, on Tuceday, August 23, ANToNtA Burwa Vootwea, déephter of Lieut, Dominick Lynch, Uni ec Stutex Navy, and Avtonia Arguimpan, his wife, aged 4 monthe. Bounsy —On Wednesday, August 24, Mrs. Moovr, ‘vicow of Thomas Mcouey, of the Collena, county Derry, Ireland, sged 89 years. The relatives and friends are affectionately invited to sttena tbe funeral, frem her late restdence, No. 175 Fourth ttreet, this (Thurecsy) aftermoos, at two o'clock, Her reme'o6 will be interred in Green «ood. Moxkox.—On Wevves ay, Auguet 24, James Monaox, in the dnth year of bis ege. The {rience and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence, Wert Mure av, Mvuinean —On Weorerday, svgvst 24, after a long fll. DEKE, LAWRENCE MULUGAS, in the Bla year of bis age, a Poin of the parish of Castiepoliarc, county Westineath, Lelend, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attena tbe foneral, on Friday, from his late re- gience, No. 203 East Twelith street, without fursher no- tice Ormorp —On Tvesaay, August 23, after a short and se- vere tliness, Carpaning Roewa, daughter of James and Calbarine Ormond, sgea 5 years, 7 months and 20 days, ‘The friends and acquaintacces of the family are reepect- fully invited to attend tbe funeral, from the residence of ber parents, No. 66 Bord treet, Brooklyn, this (Thars- day) afternoon, at three o'ciock. Skawand.—On Sunday morning, Avguet 21, of dysen- tery, Jawes AncnmmaLp, the beloved child of James and Cian Seaward. Sias—On Tuceday, August 23, after a lingering Illness, Gaace L., wife of John Syms, aged 71 years and 9 monthe Tre funeral will take piace this (Thureday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late residence at West Heboken, N. J. the relstives and friends of the family are invited to nitend without further rotice, Carriages will be at the ferry, in Hoboken, until 13 o’clook, to convey friends to the rendenoe. Sunn —On Wedneaday evening, Avgust 24, Maria A., wife of James G, Smith, eged 40 years, His frieodg, and the friends of bis brother, Thomas Smith, end of his brothers in-Iaw, Joseph Murphy and Dorminick Colgan, are respectfuily mnvited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. 86. Ln nat oop this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o’slock. See : *. Louis, Mo 8 plense copy: Scanins On’ Tucsdey, Avguak 23, JA Scxvans, 8 native ot the parish of Kilicegianmore, county Longford, ireiond. ‘Tre friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the Toa this (Thareday) a'ternoon, at t o’¢ ock, from hix inte residence, No 170 Kast Thirty-se- cone street, between First and Second avenues, without furtber invitation. ‘Wyitway.-On Wednesday morning, August 24, Hannan Wrirsny, sged 38 years. ‘The ‘uberal will take place on Friday afternoon, at one o'elgre, from No, 58) Budpen otreck MISCELL, ‘NEOUS, L NOTCI#0 Lit NORV A YO." ¥L,NOTICIOHO Da BUAVa Y BPaBi:. BYST ADVERTISING MEDIO: Ber? ADVERTISING BELIV BRST ALVEBTISING MKL)U BabT aDVABTISING bie Ui eX NEXT ax? NUw aa o Pp may iy ry free of charge They shouid be T JONE®, 0 AND 13 ie of aboes and at ADAP Ea Rated f At ermal s- WEDDING CARs. 2 se celebrated cards. elegeutly engraved, Only ip Broadway, ‘corner of Duane strech. ATIEDTION, REIOURES! BAYABIVS GREEN TURTLE ‘NUBIA’ UNION DINING 8aLOON, OORNMM OF BROADWAY AND DEY VTRERT. meyENTBANCE ON DEY STRERT; THIS DA m men BAYARD, ihe celebrated fenaniss Bis fnimiteile GREEN TURTL® Bu Hom all others who msy see fit to ws ‘Bo right to do 80 an I bava an EN secure Juable and undivided PSTRR BaYakD will serveup that immense 1g 178 pounds, this cov at Norrie’ Union loon, corner of roadway sod Dey sirest, entrance on Dey N. B—Families who are in wantof soup osm ont two quant A coauinns bapbiy Liwatena Seok mppAy always “we. 0. NORRIS. LIEBATIVE, T0210, 0 A eT DYRER PROS aD CORDIA: ‘UMACH BITTERS., Lediard’s morning cat. bs edie moran Be gure to ask for Lediard’ Ya morning eal, it le the meat reliable stomach bitter in the world, Tete the most reliable stomach bitter in the world, Ttonreadyspepsian, | Ttegrrects scidity of thewtomach, | Tt stzengthene the digestive organs, | Ti glyes tone and vigor to the ayatem, | Det bli ween ape i of gravel and affections of jhe ge . It 'aparticnlarly reeemmended to ladies in delicate ie ea iaueio promote sirength and regularity "e For sale by ali leadin ‘ale Liq ee se ne eee a ailerons . of the aya- Depot, 37 Zouth William sireet. Reiwi yery where, A OLBD SNRCRLY ALL THe BITT ERS IN THE MAR het at the preeeot time, notwithetanding the puflog and advertiving, are noting but common stuff and trash. exceph the Fresoh’ cognac bitters, and tbey are really medicated, and vey Are reprene’ ted tobe Avy tamily could make bivers ae tose lo which we bave alluded as being beter then trashy quack medicines The Depts are mm bupyed by the cbatletans wh cell them fold decires to bave hi rictes! « hemieal nvide by dhs test for Pe bowel — | disirboa, dysentery snd ‘cholera morbvus ‘sale droggites grovere sid bars and by 8 BTAINFELD, 70 Naseaa suet, sole agen! for tbe United Btates. UTLER’s IMPAOVED TRUSSES, SUPPORTER aéD B' pina] braces, ai the Bull's truss office, 56 White street. a ORE BURIONS, DISEASED ,. BML. meni of the great toe Paine NIFTH AVENUE BOT! ‘ON FIFTH AVENUE, At the intersection cf Brosiway, opposite Madisn equare, NEW YORK TO 3E OPEKED aUdUST 2, 1859. Thi local 18 the saort cevirable of aos /— dla great mobro- polls, being the most benithy, delightful and central in the cfty, rd Very pray and converiet! to the Sudscn river and iSonic e ent erience, aud rex- Ger tithe most comfortable ant home like hotel in the world, Ai! the traprovements thet comfor: and convenience have sug- gested bave been Iniroduced Every prectuyion hes berm taken, during cops-rucuon, to secure the positive safety of ueets ‘20m the dareers of osufirgration. duddivinon double brick walle extend from the rock joundation to the root, #D Of the floore are dowhle, and are seperated by @ Inyer of oe ment mating the entire structure tre proof. Among other impertant improvements, in addition to the ueuslwairwaye & Verticn’ rallway is nearly completed to convey ques'a from the frst to the upper floors, upon » plan which actai'e of no pow Dility of accident Lofty. svacious and continusus corridors, forming s promenade of eight hundred fee: wom each of the eix Horien, give Vabtand air, tn the bighest degree to every apart. rawige ment A itoernl space hae bees arpropriates to public Touma «rc parlors. coppecting which and the dining roome the-e ier greré vromenace bull Sui eof ppeeious parlors cher bere end dresving roams, with all medern conven! bare been eepectaily designed for the on afor: of famiiies, traveling peries and eirgle gentlemen. An exchange. containing the jourwals of the day, an‘ all the oonventences for commercial Intercourse and business, bia been added to the many otber fexturea of the hotel and these in s telegraph office connecting with all parte of the ocuntry. Billiard and chess rooms, of the moat approved style sud appointments, sre provided for the uae of guests and tke puaiic The furniture, and every Of use 1D the entabliakment, bes been exore-aly designed and manisctured for the Fifth averue Botel Al) communivs ns for apartmente.or upon any buriness eth the houes, pleane direct to Fifth avenue Hotel inn der the directionof Mr Paran s‘vens, propricinr of Revere and Tremoni Houses in Boston, a4 bat Point Clear Mobile. vee Geen roe Houses in HITCHCOSK, DARLING & Co, OSTETIER'S CELEBRATED 87 ITTERS — sen vatuable woe tor the cure Of ayepepelar Hutalecce, copetination and general nervous dehiity tt cannot be ap pronched. Every day new cases of lis grest effect are chro- uicied throveh our ‘There is nothing equal to the epjosment w bich the afllietad exoérience when naing this vara eble s)« the told by all druggieta. Principal depot 13 and 18 Park row, New ¥ poco $$$ ‘OWL'S IMPROVED by (o'rong jatent ) Bequire no rit; bave no check roda; will weigh when out of levei: recetve all tricitoa and wesr on bslis; po jarring of latform affec’s the workiug of the ecales | \x+mine owr mock ofsca.cs of every variety. Also, a four ton svaie, set up on the floor. which can be taken apalt and set ov ing few minutes. Every scale warranied to give entire a: Or taken back. “Bend for cireuiar and price I'st to box 4, Fost office. FRANK S HOW&, ‘osdway, corner of Ley atreet, New Zork, 1 . * 19 “ortlandt street, MANUFACTURER «AD WE f LER LN MEN AND BOY#’ CLOTHING, ee FOR SOUTHERN AND WHSTRERN TRADM. BUY SWING d hereto WISEING ¥ ACHINES r6 iniormed that reks Bhuttle ae machine— price $50—will be mortgsged to those not baving the fall amount. oy applying at tho office, 499 Broadwey, ss by sps wey, corner of RARE CHEMICALS. MRTALS AND USEFUL BUB- stances. —Trve Persian insect powder for reichee, bags, Suits, and fiy paper; Vienna iime, for polirhing eel; cadmiage, aluminium, p i ride mangavese, oobalt, urantum, firework materisls, German snd black’ lead, im: digo, bydrcitucric and viertc nolde at Lk. L. FEOCETWs NGER'A, 143 Maiden lane, N.Y, AELi7Ra & VALK, ARCHITECTS, 899 FOURTH AYR pre. cali the attention of all geatlemen intending to tis fall tc examine the new American style villes, ccmbtaw¢ comfort and cbaracvertstics enti tend for e circular containing @ beautiful example, £0, @QTEARNS & MARVIN'S Pe) WILDER'S PATENT BALANANDBA BaFEB. These safes are free from dampness. Have been in use over seventeen years, and have never failed to preserve thei contents ae jurray street Now York. STEARNS & MARVIN, 347 Graver ete New Orleans SEVENTY FIVE RAILWAY Mars FOR ONLY TWeats FAVE ORNTS, ILLUSTHATED 8ALLWAY GUIDE For September contains seventy five rallway maps, montbiy account of railways. and their preeress, new inventions, anecdotes and incidenis of v , tenant guide, counilog house calender, twenty-five diaia, guzetie of the United States, time tables 10 date, nenriy 300 pages tor only 25 cents, ‘The traveller wili be particular and ask for Avpleto: way Guide, ) APELELON & CO. Punish 846 and 348 Broadway, _ Len108’ READY MADE LINEN 8TORE, 7 Broedway, near Twenty sixth ffere all advantages of aasoriment charges deductble from exclusive devotlee to ‘the one art oniy. it IMPURITY OF CROTOR WATER, & BEMEDY FOx JT. No pubiic calamity could octaston ton ration ae aD trace: and a few weekr see {i restored 10 its ear! arity. "ibe probe silts t@ thar cwring t- tee eciror the canal Guam ty of rain the past Month. the water m the Croton river has be~ come low, and is replaced frow drakming eweusps snd marebet lower tl wer besore. Genvetbe queer Sscbappe to & tun were they ten timee greater Groton water giows worse, Insiend of better, Mitel) bie patients to aunty tbe water, will av bee ee rebate ve nr lvtonely mmrure sndalmoal putrid i the seer, thet the efioaey A oe _ én of the sind isa oer! ‘ 6 gases of the im hy ny id be without # botile of Frole tbe « rolem waler continnes to be impure. bored tees hoor He GRRATRST DIS ’OVERY OF THE AGE, For the cure of rhenmattim. gore throat, olf gorse patne fa the limbs, beck end chert t Lr. Tobias’ Veretian Iinimeo’. If it ever fuile the money wi!’ he returned, when nsed mccord: ing io ibe direst.” there nnn on th thie wonder RS CICS har tn Jot 6 Voriiundl street, z — TILLAINGUSLY POISONOUS PAPRR (WHITE, OOLOR- ‘Vvodtand peiston) need uo imager be nee ot ots and sevsible pervons, male and female, gubsinita aX BT: Wns 4 00, Dealers fa and to) of SILVER PLATED WA. FIRE IRONS, CUTLER’ ARE, HAM- ae PLANISHED TIN Wa TOILAT hh WATER QOOL ERS, BATHING APPARATUS, AC., ‘At thelr ola stand, in WOO auc 5 Laberts aro