The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1860, Page 7

: NEW YORX HEKALD, THURSL'A weet orks lug cower llvaiecdeaiy >, | -SPoRlAbT FROM MEXICO. Y, MAY 24, 1860.~TRIPLE SHEET. ayo t ~~ Mooting of Repubiican Ccatral Commit- Drawtogs of Fraccs, h vadveets &O> te So Ulsemtisfaction over the Defeat of Delaware Loileree — Mathodist Epi.cepa!l Conference. SVENTIETE DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. repested flashes of vivid lightaing, which, ia elmort every instance, strikes down some pro- Ininest object, and often destroys human life While such is the scene in a city or town uring the prevalence of a tornado, the effects in the country are hardly less disastrous, and still more appalling. Forests of huge trees are bent and twisted by the force of the storm; veterans that have stood for centuries are torn from their roots and flung across the roads; Cattle are swept away and farm houses demo- isbed. The extent of couniry which these fear- Yul visitations traverse is variable; sometimes At te Mmited to o few miles in breadth, and Dometimes it spreads over a hundred or more, ‘while the storm often extends in length through an entire State, and as frequently is limited to B very small locality. In the late instance the tornado commenced at Louisville, Kentucky, and, following the val- fley of the Ohio river, swept along in a north- easterly direction as faras the little town of Marietta, on the Obio shore, a distance proba- bly of about two hundred and fifty miles awbere it eeems to have expended its force. It ‘As fortunate that there tornados are not of “more frequent occurrence—though hardly a sum- mer passes over without our hearing of one or more of them devastating some portion of the ‘Western States—for though of brief duration, ‘they are almost as terrible while they last as ‘the simoom, before which the wayfarer on the - desert is compelled to fall prostrate. Tue Dewinqvents is Tux Boston Potice— ‘Zhe discovery that the Boston police force comprised within it a number of men who, for two or three years past, have been committing ‘Durgieries dnd Jarcenies on an extensive scale, has created no little excitement among the siaid and unimpassioned inhabitants of that sober city. It is not to be wondered at, indeed, that eome alarm should arise from the announcement that the guardians of the pro- perty of citizens have abused the trust reposed jn them; and used the responsibility of their office to plunder the very property they are employed and sworn to protect. We give to day some more particulars of this extraordi- + mary effair, by which it will be seen that the police of one entire district, almost without an exception, were a regularly organized gand of ” - burglars—were furnished with skeleton keys and other appliances of the peofession, and have been carrying on their trade for a num- ber of years; and what is, perhaps, still more startling, this fact bad long been suspected, and yet many of these men had been reap- pointed to the police from year to year. The matter is now undergoing investigation by the authorities, and it appears that the whole “police system of Boston is to have a general overbauling. We would suggest that our new Police Commissioners should look into our loose and abominable system at the same dime. If its secret workings were closely ex- ‘amined perhaps more startling revelations would be made than have recently come to light in Poston. From the mode in which our suspicion or proof against temptation. Orsratic Ovation yor Tax Jaraxese Ex- passy.—The little Napoleon of Irving place, ‘always on the lookout for a new sensation Gespstched an agent to Washington with Jetter offering to the Japanese Embassy compliment of a special performance at the Academy of Music. The invitation accepted, and the programme is ges of preparation. The performance given in the daytime, asthe higher class Ja- panece do not attend public exbibittons in the evening, and rarely go out after dark for any purpose whatever. A fall epera will be given, and a work which affords a good opportanity for both sound and show will be chosen. After the opera « promenade concert is thought of, with a dress parade and drill of some of our best State troops. Asall the crack regiments will'probably desire to appear on this occasion, It will be us well, perhsps, to form a battalion which shall include selections from each. With such a programme, the Japanese matinée will be one cf the greatest of metropolitan attrac- fons, snd will bring together thousands of pretty omen from tbe city and suburbs. The great jams which greeted Utlman’s best star— Piccolomini—will be quite outdone in the tush oi crivolice which will appear ia Irving Place at the Japacese levee. It is to be hoped that the ofsir will be satis- factory to all parties concerned, and that the ladies @ itl keep a sbarp lovkout for Tommy. The Uyster Sloop Tragedy. UNITED STATES CLROUIT COURT. before Hon. Jadge Smatiey. Mary 2%. —J0 the matter of Birks, alias Johason, cowricted Of réracy—Judge Smalley inquired if prisoner's counsel ‘were prepared to argue the matter, whea Mr. Saj'es addremes the Court as follows. —If your Honor pleare, since the adjournment of the court on Satar ay last, lappiied myself, with ae moch diligence at I pos sidly couls, to be prepared to argue this matter in arrest. cr Mle this motion in arrest and argue ft this morning Mr. Graves, I believe, intimated to the Court that he was Obl'ged to go bome, +nd would bave returned last even latter part Of this we Be alco ceolres me to request of your Hevor that you #.!\ celay the argamest on this mo Lom te arrest of jadgeratantil wext Monday. In aadi- tion to that, | # i! aay ‘bat it was Bext to eo impossibility we to male the b: «scary preperation on the mutters Jaw since the atjourn arn! of t2e court, es I Gad thet questions which i H H i z 5 - f i | ‘atherine MH Sin ia F rerst he Core e Wee the Jt guest (Ureasy ae sided PROBABLE OVERTHROW OF PRESIDENT MIRAMON. Rey Bboy ae Cusnieston, May 23, 1850. The Charies'on Courier has a special despatch ataticg that the steamer Pocahontas has arrived at New Oricans, with Vera Cruz dates of the 16th inst. ‘Zalooge issued a decree on the lst of May, dopesing MI ramon and assuming the Presidemcy. The movement caused great alarm. ‘Miramon had sustained several roverses, and imp2sed heavy loans on the city of Mexico and the foreign com- ‘mercial houses. Uraga, with 6,000 Uberals, occupied Guanajuato on the ‘Hh of May, proparatory to attacking the capital. The Courier has a special despatch from New Orleans, ‘stating that a crisis is impending im Mexico; that great @éntrees ‘s prevailing there, and that Zuloaga is forming an expedition against Puebla under Miranda. News from New Mexico. Mo., 23, ‘Santa Fae Mexico, ved from there ve Low which the ig exoelient Tho road il the in was alive merchants’ trains and em! gravts to 's Peak. We bad a fine rain here this morning. Ratireaa ag oem at Her: Ss. Lal Penn , May 28, . A very large ad ex thueisatic Raliroait Conveation as embed bere to cay, composed of largo delegations f-om sce southwestern counties of the Siate. f Justice u , of the Sapreme Court, presided, assisted by w cumber 0 Vice Presiderts. Tre Hen. Jeremiah 8. Black, Attorney Genoral of the States, together with Colorel Suriver, of New 4 pine other prominent geatlemen, were ap- : ¢ on Resolutioas, who reported the ‘ollowing preamb’e aad resolution, which was unani- ously adcpiec -— ‘Whereas it bas been mate manifest pon the most conclusive evidence }o this Convention, ® railroad from the ocane opel nk, any ight millions of doilers, vod tacnly equated mies shorter than by aay other exietecce tbvocgh Penasyiven' vonds d apd fifty miles shorter than by «te State of New York, there‘ore— Reeo!ved, That a com mittee of fire rersnns be appoiat- os for the purpose of lay lng there facie before capitalise and other persyns Who are interested im this great tho- ronghfare of trade, and inviting thew ald t> secure the +peedy completion of this importsnt enterprise. The commitive war appointee ad conriste of Taomes hriver. Iraac Heghes, in Ceeeca, a P. Wilson aad Nelecn Realty. Om School General Assewbly of the Presbyterian Churen. ren, May 23, 1860. ‘The re of the Board of Education was presented and adopted. A letter of sympathy and affection from the seeembly was Cirected to be i jangivorely ill at Bor) N.Y vow lying dangeronsly {ll at Borlington, N. Y. avd feel remerks were mate by Dr. ‘tate ct bealthe hoe vata St. Louw, May 23, ‘The republicans held s large and spirited mecting nomination of Lincota adie rth He \* New Haven May 23, large factory of Clintos, Stues & Oo., at vecd for the manufactare of agricultural imple was destroyed by Gre this moroirg sured for above $6,000 ia the American cffices a: Aartford. Ob Tne Rev. Stepton Martiac! ay yeare & pre siding el¢er wm the New York Ocuterenee ced at bis reat dence in Tarrytown this morning. Tt wes in- Phwax, Swe aad North Stocks fm Pennsylvania rond, 219%, Morrie Canai, 66% ; Long leland Penesyivania Ratirosd, My. Sight exchange New Ontaasa, Cotter quiet. Saice to fay: 7,806 bales at I Te males of the last three dare ecd op 14,600 the receipte 7,756 belee sgainat 3 £50 bal c. Inet year Receipts at thle port a! C baler: Co stall Spat fitm at Cyc aTige ; molasser, pork slondy et ‘telght an hw OaLmass, Ootten Cull, Sales to dey: 2,500 dais a) for midalirg. Seger dull. Corn swecy at 0c. Lard firm. Mess pork ot $38 25. Cottor—Sales to day 3.400 ba axcling Sars of trie day Pa ipts of three coye, 2.180 balce. Freight aud erchangs un charged. Bacmcone, May 23, 1860 Sireet, $550. Whest improved LS, ree, $1 808133 Core dali and @8e. a Tie; yellow, 8c ates at 21 ge. $6 874; 085 60 for 85 76 for extre Obi extras, Wh all 7,000 tosbels “een cub at 6! ° = buat els Milwaukee do. at $112 Corn |. heery wed le Bo sales of prime, sales 6,000 bushels hot at see, Oats dull and 3 no sale. Other nom inet. Whiskey caster, with & far dewand, sate 400 oe 88 10% a 206. Cenal freights 120 eat, |¥e. on corn to York Lake SCO bia flour, 4 (00 bushels w own, Ex 1,0C0 bbie dour, 43, bashes wheat 87 ,€00 bus corn mar: pales 1,060 bb! 8 $ 6for extra co. aod EUPRRYR COURT—CENERS Defere Hon, Judges Satheriand , May @ = In foe matter of the BN) Cand Orteen (Phere — the wort cation of » law depart wierd 7 wee y reported) Buwrato, May 23, 1860, At am carty h20r this morning the gailerice aod that part of the floor 0 St James Hal set epart for spectators ofthose ia atteadaace was densely crowd.*4, the majority expr 4 memorial of Mrs. Mary Ann Richardaoa was re- ferred to a special committee. Dr. Maan, by invitation, on the subject of the im reply to the remarks of Dr. Thornwell. He he endorsed the views of both Dr. fhornwell Police Intelligence Motyy ow Sairnoand—Attemrt to Monper 4 Cartas — Between five and six o'clock yesterday afternoon a tor ible socne occurred on the packet sh!p Robert F. Storer, while oppcesite Governor's Is’aad, which, had it not beea tor the prompt action tak:a by the officers of the vessel, and tho timely arrival of the barbor police, fearful work would have been esacted, aad one orto insiaatly killed it seems that the above vesee! was outward bound, under command of Benj Trask, with a crew, consistirg of two mates and nineteen sailors, deatiaed for L verpool. Short 3} a ter weighing atchor one Of (he sailors, wBo, it seems, wasromewbat under the tefluense of iiquor, began to enieet © disposilion to create ao disturisace ove of the ‘mates. The captain on: refused 40, aptain to be placed ta the forecattie. Oa doieg this severe! of the crew objected, shen tne ceptain, believing thsi some of (beta bad | quer copeenied there, ordered the ‘orecantic to be closed up antl] be could investigate the aaae One of the mates, ich the order of we capteia, tle, when a part of the mer Wiiliem Smith, Robert Craig acc James Dii'on, tuate ano ered Dim to execu'e the captsla’s ordi pevalty of instect ceath Toe cond mate, & » was then ordered by the captaim to assiet bis brother officer mm Cloeing the forecastie, and as they dott start et towarcs the same, the crew, armed with haod spikes, belaywg pice, kpives aut pistols, came out aud made for ‘the two cele; they re treated, and Lo dicing 80 they reerised enveral missiles at their heacs. io at this time made bis appear- wack Was made tor bim = Ha, with ithe sieward, sadrew aitchel!, tried w drive the sallors back ic the forecsetic, ia order to keep them there until éssiatazce could be bad from sore in this ‘bey Rowever fallec. ot a geueral Ogu -aswes, ‘ wbich sistole were Grod. Tue pilot prees upon the cilicers, when the cap tein drew bis pistol atd fired several shots a: them The steward, Micne!!, at this time was stracs upoa the bead @ powerful blow, which felled bim to the deck. Nice, it seems, coon arrived, having seen the rignal of ‘and boat's crew No. 2 were soon alongside the ebip. They chat upen the mutioesrs with Crawn wees, yee crew retreated to the such oy pos &eo aS iereeaatin ao ew tefl there by the question tront wail foundation ‘Wetton: eba'l Baker. ware witneames 12 an old on to the butiness tor was resumed og, aod ls memorable as the scone of a feariul conflagra tion some six years ago, by which a number of fremen lout their ves The magistrate’s decision in this case will not be rendered agfore next week, probavly. 4 Dusexmt Warrer —Joseph B Wheeler, formeriy a waiter at the Fifth Aveaue Hote!, was taken isto custody OF ear nae, Gina Smiling Gon $1,CCO worth of silver piste from Bix late empio} About half of the stolen was fouod at a woman's hove, where the deft it for sat ft was discovered at the real. = stolen from the American Hotel, !a Bostoa, were fodtd <n his person. Comeitied ‘or examination. Basten —James Walls, who wi arrested by policeman Guidea, of the Sixth preciact, some days ago, 2 suapicton of pers! burglariovsly entered the store of Joba Modest, No. 128 Baxter street, and who was cis charged ‘cr want of evifictent evidence, was rearrested ‘a dae ie Bow 'n tbe Tombe awaiting his iis! City Intelligence. Arrourrmayt of Asusraxt Posrmasran —Yesterday mor a.ng the appointment of Assistant was made by Post. “master Dix, who issued the following order:— Post Orncu, New Yorx, May 23, 1860. William B. Taylor is hereby Assistant Post- master JOHN A. DIX. La the reir ction of Bs Anpistent the Bew Postmaster has shows great inate and as the knowledge Mr. irs wou'd reoder him fe 7 conan oD, were we to pass over the length of ime be nes in the office, having become, | a0 t wero, apart of Mr. Taylor was to place in the New Y¢ appointed ‘ork Post Office in the year 1819, and bes, therefore, been ower ‘orty years there, and bie experience 's invalushie. TD Lis beld various positions, sud for some years past bas bac chavge of the cepoartment embraciog the entire clty Cetvery. His new labors will not intertere with bis apt = AT light. We feet certain that (his eppotetment wil be fully epprectsted by the mor. chant of this cny end othere baving business with the Peat Ufloe Department. Bartatioy Dat ov tue Severty ret Recowmrr —The Seventy fret regimect, Light Infantry, assemblet yerter day sftercoon, at Hamilton Pert, \o fatigue ares, for Datta’ien ¢ril The ime was formed svort'y after belf. past two o'cioos, ant the «xorcie which followed eV REO © here ugh Secipice acd bo wiedge of milery MALorvvees ox t5e part cf t regiment A Curece Bap at Acer ‘erday the Prosbyte riag ebarch om the oovaer of Stanton ao! Forryth atreet® was Bod at oction the cause of fend val up town of the congregation. lt brought $9, then ball of the com Dernectation or Raat Perare is Wart Srawt.—The Duliding No 10 Wail street was yesterday knocked down Mr Mulior 1 on A te for ch arty (bet pet oe. the bower par the Firft ward bet eefiered by the up town movement of bosta-er, but that ‘Wall etree! bas ano been we firer lean Willem 6 City News Perreee> Reovrent or me Bony or Carr. Sean, wa0 was Menvenen os Boanp mm Sicor F A. Jonmon — ox Junge Cider as referee @ we . ony tn thie y the same Cilicer on more eudsiantial proofs, j | $5 “Cleese pty Sew. ** A jorat me M28 Of the Young Men's and Okt Men's Con. trai Commitices \"™ told last evening at 618 Brosdway, Mr E. Delafeld Bam,» ‘he third Vico President of the Old Mona's Committee, am.’ M’- Charies Hl. Spencer, the Preeiteet of the Young ken .* Commitiee, presided joint. ly over the proceedings. By hm.” Past eight tae room was wee Hand Mz ©. C. Nort, of toe aub-committes ox tae holding of AcaDemon mvctiog, reported thas artangectents bad mate for holiing the meeting ou Thursday eve2icg, Testi ome maa ave reaction was adop’ clotting a Cpmantiser of Uv. to eke wto cocaideraacn ten taped ‘ot prvouriog & which to Pooeee wig clings ome, ; ag pgp the deiegade to Chlcage, belag upoe for afew remarks, related ba experiomce at 6ome at the Convention The statement that ail the wornething omiatat mea i the re- ~{ Ly yr dng Oh i Gane meer were the mre metion a cemmittve, consisting of Messrs ite, Ketchum, Blakeley ‘and Shepterd, was appotat:d ® resoluon cadorsiag cago minutes the commaitize proseated fully euderse the course pursue by trom this State ‘pliean Conven- , believing thst to promote the cherivhed principles. “oes the drafting of the resolutions short adresses sideat. Mr. Surmm believed that ja tois canvases for Lincoln the; would be led on by New York's William Reward ( ), Who, be believed, was loved not , Dat thr: it this Union, far more than #39 other mac im the reake cf tbe repubiican party. Thoy who thought that any republican ticket could be carried ia New York unless Mr. Seward led the van, were yeasty mistaken (Great applanse ) Mr. Spencer be ved that id not be in bed tants, + or fejuri ss efeet, for th they paseed om to the merry bridal of Lercoin, to Chrow a parting . te at creates boped woult be the po lttca! graveo! Seward (Applause ) Be cit sot think tt was necessary to be off the old love t) be on with the new. But he woulde ay to those . ho are Bow she y ly suppose to 9 final po! deeth and burial, if they would look @ litle more cl ssely at ths tombetore over bis polit cal gree they would poe engraved upon it,“ '—*1 will rite agen" (Great applause ) After some ott © on mportant b. siners (he meeting ad jourted. Girman Democratic Lectares in Unton Assombiy Rooms, Kiizeheth Street. ‘THE OFBNING OF THE CAMPAIGN AMONG TAK GER. MAN DAMOCKATS OF THiS CITY. Our German fello# ci:izeus of the democratic and con torvattvel party ace bestirriog themselves. Os reqrest of the German Democratic Club, Mr. Doviat, who, in ‘or. mer years, througt his active participatioa ia the Euro. pron etruggien liberty, bad achieved a grea: repute. hop, bee opene: eries of free lectures, which promise to become an important feature of the coming campaign among the Germase Mr. Doviat is « powerful aod elo qual speaker, @a¢ be was considered by the reactionary 6 thetr most dangerous eve. oe with the messes. Hy» Come 10 America brlore ‘45, bot ween the French re- Yolution broke out be reterse?, joined tae livers portly io Po usee end wae subsequerty imprisoned for several pears Oo bis releaee be Came back to America For eevers pears est be bas been conascted wat tas ‘ © party, e! Dough be dit not Deleve bimse: Jostted, before Be bad Btmeeif more thoroughly Amer: taking & pudlic part te one politics—very ux. Lical lights, who criticise our uethelns Wom the fire, dey they pat tuew ioot oo store. Mr Loviat eptae yesterday ic aa attractive, eatertain- 12g, ood rometimer evew bril.act mauser aboul the origin Tecter Of tue ¢nemire of tbe democratic party. TepudUcen'sm Osca t) tbe old federalist party, . roliesophice: | sy pepele ot il tte alr eulses through which thai party paseo sidiculed those who cacuse the Bumerous shortoom rf uoere of the Divck repablicaa comcera with ts youtb, anc anecdotes of the ns) VeW WLiok MO German republican leaders take teerican polities. He aio showed the fallacy commit ted by Helper, &©. of claiuiog Jefferson as one of tne Origipators ct abolition doctrines fe read ® letier from Ji terron gebich clear!) proved the coutrary ner wr Doviet ebowed bigse.! thoro master of B® exo. ject B® opiaions are the rrralt of the most coarsest eta dee conecraag Americana polices He was particularity fevers vpen faces kuropeaa revoluttogie@ who con: over bere ad centiaue 10 shout ~free’om,” witmou: ag tue Character of American lestitutions, an practice) bearirg 2 the progress of cur rec» 9 and Lote! gevt au. ence gave frequest veat to ong Sppiavee. The German Cemocrate are deligute) st be introduction cf th. dig gun" for the coming great et usgle. Cocurtanon ov Jurnira —Toe planet Juptter will be o culted this corning by the moon The tmmersion begins atl0bh Jom. A.M ,and theemersiopatl(h. Sm A.M This occultation, which will be visible !n amy good telescope, ts the most interesting astrenomical phenomenon occurring previous to the solar eclipse im July, for the observation of which expeditions are now being Stied out for these points upon the earth's surface where it will be total. Oficial Drawings ef Hodges, Davis & cO.'s Consotdsies Lelwrres = Chass No. 397, May 3. 1300, 35, 26, 75, 39, 33, 72, 5, 24, 17, 50, 69, 38, 70. Oiass 328 May 23, 1860 69, 1, 17, 68, 24, 41, 25, 76, 31. 18, 42. 2S. eoee of the Delaware State Lutte- oO agers of , 45, 42, 11, 22 ¥ 2 00.. Wu BUDA OO, Is 1 Sot—Yes, it ts Poottively Sot that wrable Reta ieee, arias Pi acecoat av pes Pincers cree SETS Little White, 2 “ wey te resdy t supe! rd wi te {arqeieforey batot qerzZeriptien npdayke oanve Hats and Caps fer Gents and Children — ‘The lnrgvet variety tn . Begatifal Tices aad tiares. “e'RTicag: Mo M8 Casal sree” er in. Wuitenmeen "s 8 er hated det 1000 Pho RULWOS: Came: and 297 Lirone was, Pritce’s Protean Fountain Pen. ly, 2% for © camera. New Gatler7, ‘% pee 4 ¥ 6 areany ey. BY. Geo. B. Biont & Co.'s Celebrated ELliptic Leh Bich oA Bhutlle Semin oe NB, 40 Broadway. A Gr x & Baker Notseless Sewing M PER Stivis. Senedaaeee = ents & be my hy Sewing Machines. Auntie? Restien Seavgeiee eat Lio ae farcen sweet, N.Y. Bew Tord. Oristadore’s Hair Dye, ye and Byelbnvainty appied" Bo 6s iow beliishment and Treatment of the hte ov taaratee CRinbe arn 290 ANOS, etreet Angling Strike Nine foot Batse 1 Remeenstr: ijn. Hove Hatr Dye—50 Cen! ok or br wn Depot, No. 1 Raroiny wtrest, and gol ‘drag gate Barry's erous 4 the Beat ane yrreerrien tar beds ey he Mel! vy al Lyon's Kathniron, «: S11 per Gross, eat, for OO by VM ABLES whe, Sussex Uouwre Cis 137 sas 23 77, 65, 19, 47, 42. 65, 19. BL dt Comotpaten Lorveny—Ocass 81. Mar 2% 38, 26, 75, 52, 3%, 70, 28, 4, 44, 73, 2 PRANSB BRO ADBENTS & Macagere, Wimisges Velartes Business Man Si evonoilinn Berk ao, q Beller djilave « Pole Seporter aot fan Setropuuian cease aot ‘all gireet, Dyvpepia—Oee = great redisposing tod Noputency of tomach and bowels When thelr duves for any lerg'h fe sluoet sure to Catonrle Lacenge wi © bealiby! antion freely recommend or Dr. “Rt ‘kramecis ms; “Costar a” Vi everywhers. FF Sicibiaa Hote? ‘Tras found at th » Astor rmim \Mzterminater.—Soli depot, GI% Broadway (oppoaiie 8: Pe ety ‘Those are the osiy rem care of these painful ~ Sach ues ce yet Datler’s Improved Truss and SSE: pertere—the best in use. Ai the Hull's truss office, 66 Wi Married. way Air tree Tan Venn, Bs ‘ed 5 8. A. Van assisted by Rev. Edwin Holmes, Rev. Joux Mo C. ‘Houmas, of the Lee avenue Reformed Dutch church of lyn, to Fravoxs, only daughter of Dr. Van Vranken. ‘Levinus—Castes—In New York on Wedocaday, May 16, by the Rev. J.8 , Mr. Louis SF. Levreur, and we Harms Caseme, of Soe ir, N.Y. F papers copy. Partunnome-Vaw SOnA1oK At ‘Augusta, Orange County, on Tuesday, May 22, by Rev. D Freeland, Jos:ant ParreRsox to Marmpa, elttost daughter of Benjamin Van Schaick, ‘Scuouy—Van Nest. —In this city, on Txestay, May 224, by the Rev. Thomas C. Strong, Mr. Cuantxs Scuorsy to Mire. Many B Van Nusr, daughter of the late Leonard Warner, of this city. Died Barcuncon—On Tuesday eve 2, Mrs Maar Barcuniox, widow of Joba Batche.or, Seu., aged T4 years, 10_ mouths, and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the fi and of ber eco, base. BK Batebelor, and ber grandsovs, James romgold, Samuel’ V. W. Drumgold, and st, aro Tespectiully invited to attend the weet, at two o'clock, from Greene etroet Metho tist Epis. copa! Church, between Bsoome and Spring strects Biwovera—Ja this city, ca Wednesday, May 23, Joux Noaru. infant eon of the late Thomas F Biddulph. The funeral will take place from 38 Eighth avenue this day, (Thursday, atiwelve o'clock. The remalas will be interred io Newark, N. J. Birrar—On Tuesoay, May 22, 1960, at 11 o'clock, p.m, Gaonar J. Biot, ged 64 years Tue friends of ceceased are respoctfull, J, On the 26th inst, at two o'clock, p.m, ce, 66 Weat E'ghteenth street ecoeaday morniog, May 23, at one o'cloc’, AsGaLina, wile of Chester Driggs, agou 45 years. ‘The relatives sod de ofthe family are tavited to attend ber fuueral, (rom No 66 Amity strect, this (Taurs- Deon, at three o'clook. norm —Saddenly, on Tuestay evenivg, May 22, Jaye C , consort of Quincy C De Grove, Esq Notice of funeral will be given to morrow Eon —Oa Wedneeday, May 23, Jous Eoas, @ native of Shexcon Bridge, Kings county, | Y Dis frieuds, aud aieo those of his brother, Rieran Egan, acd brother in iaw, Joba Heanon, are invited to attend the feneral, from bis late residesce, No 276 East Eigh- teenth etreet, op Friday at two o'clock. Kixwr —Oc Tarsaay, Mey 22,Cansnxa K., daugurer of Cbretopner and Metar Elert, agea 6 years, | mouth ead 20 deye The frien¢s ant acquaintances of the ‘amily lly invited to altend the fue im the real . rents, 169 Secoud street, this (Thureday) eet two o'ciOCK, withont further invita won. Evenax —On Wecnesday, May 22, of croup, Marr Eisay, youngest devghter of Berard snd Harriet Eve- rerd, of 08 Washington street, corner of Yors, Brooklyn. Funeral tote (Tncreday) afternoon, at tao 0 clock. Eowanes —Ue Tuesday, May 22, of consumption, Tao was Evwanps aged 23 years ‘The friends and acquaintances ef the family are respect frow his ae torce e'cleok. ‘The wepeeeety invited to atlend the fuera), (rom bis iaie rogidence, 167 Weet Seventeenth street, this (Thursday) afterpoce , at two o'clock. Giascek —Lovim, eloest daughter of Her Louise Giender, aged 7 years, 7 moaths and .2 The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully the reridence of ber Mt, Mra. Manoafter, of her people of God. mains wil! be interred in Greenwoo! Cemetery. Uleter county (N. Y) and Providence (R 1.) papers Pieane coy) Hexaxs —In this city, on Wednesday, May 23, at the revidence cf his father In-law, James Henry, Dr Josera Banana ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectful levited to attend the funeral, trom 111 Ket Thirty third street, on Fridey afternoon, at two o'clock, without torther Me ey sx AGE, mootbs ‘The re ‘aualy are reaprc'fully ted toemend the faneral tam (Toureday) aftercoon, at cock, from ber late reeiccnee, corner of Courch end White rtreew VoLLs Un Wednesday morn! filuese, 2 ¥olaromiw On Wedi 23, at one o'clock Epa Rowse, eiteat som or Whitin G. aed ie sbeth ‘Notice {5 to mo" row's paper of the funeral, Wortopare,—At Tarrytoss, on Woter morning, May 28, \t¢ Rev. Srerwex Marnwnart, r of the New York Conferenoe, in the 134 year ot Dis age. and relatives of (be family, aod of ehureb, are r fully th vited nere! from the Methodist opal ebureh Bettore and Boston papers please copy Many Aww, daughter of ‘ wuuan — Ly ag b & reap Sophia T, aged 7 moot! ‘te ond reiativis of the fai 108 reapectfully Lh Mercer sweet, © invited to attend the faper the (Thureday ) afternoon at one Nowa —On Wednesday, Mey 23 Tuomas E, #00 of Thorees A H. aod Anra North, aged 7 months and 6 case ‘The friends and rola’ivee of the family are fuly Rete + parents, No. , from No ‘otk © Baum. —Um Wednesday Th AY, yourgert child of Michael and Fliza! lL year, 8 moptbeand § days. e relatives 1 de of the farnily are he more ing of Thurbday, Oontge Of the inte Captain eeeeeaee oe imaaeet y= iy y AGENT. 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