The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1860, Page 7

pat ne —BR ETE ite 2 84s . of - NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNK 5, 1860.—TRIPLE SHKET. a els 1 ble epoilsLupting printers, and the investiga, tion by the government into the gigaatic land frauds of California cleimants, which will save the public treasury overs hundred millions of dollars, Tax Arnicans at Key Weet—Wuat Ovcut To we Done with TuM.—The seventeen hundred Africans at Key West, in Florida, captured by our cruisers in slavers, appear to be in a very bad way for want of proper accommodation in the prisons in which they are confined. It was never anticipated that in such a small place ao much prison room would be required. Our government are bound by lew to send them back, but are waiting in the hope of moking to be offered the mission te Engiand, which bo] PRRBIBLE TORNADO IN LOWA AND ILLINOIS. will accept, end play the réie of Van Buren, 60 as to be ready for the republican nomination in 1864. Under these circumstances Seward will lend his aid to the republican Presidential ticket, and Thurlow Weed will support it in the Zven- ing Journal, Indeed, already the Seward organ begins to say that Lincoln will carry every State in the North. But how this is to be done we are at a loss to know. Fremont, who hed a far better chance in 1856, did not carry every State in the North. All the abolitionists proper of the Garrison and Wendell Phillips schoo! who will vote for Lincoln voted then for Fremont, and vast numbers of conservatives voted for him who will not vote for Lincoln. On the contrary, from the revolutionary developements of the republican party, and its rapid progress towards the dissolution of the Union, the con- servative element is scared away from its ranks, and notbing is left but abolitionism pure and simple. Lincoln, therefore, will not poll as large a vote as did Fremont, and he will not get New York, nor New Jersey, nor Pennsyiva- nia, ner Indians, nor Illinois. If any good de- mocrat who “will run well in the Middle States Great Destruction of Property and Loss ef Life. Cwcaco, June 4, 1860. A terrible tornado passed over the eastern part of Iowa and the northwest part of Ilinols last night. The tele- graph lines weat of the Mississippi being down, we are ‘unable to ascertain how faf west the Tornado reached, ead what is the real amount and iss of life and pro- perty. ‘The tornado commenced at Clinton, Iowa, at half-pest seven o'clock last evening, and although lasing but two anda half minutes, caused more destruction of life and Property than any similar storm that has ever visited this portion of the country. ‘The towns of Camanche, Iowa, and Albany, Illinois, on opposite sides ofthe river, and five miles eouth of Citn- tom, were completely demolished. In the former place thirty two dead bodies have alreaiy been taxes from the ruins, and there are still a number that cannot be got «'. In Albapy, five or six dead bodies Lave been found, ‘with about fifty wounded, some of them seriously. We have not yet been able to obtain a complete list of the victims. ‘The citizens of Fulton, Illinois, and Clinton, lowa, are dolag everything in their power to relieve the sufferers. From other towns on the route of the tornado that can be reached by telegraph, we learn that the destruction of Dfo aod property was equally as great. At Morrison, Mlinols, the following aro killed, as far ‘hs these wo have been able to learn:—Mre. Richmond; Mr. and Reet Ate te caning then ta teks | should be nomioated at Baltimore, Lincoln } irs. Dorr; George Romer; boy named Barnun. The native barbariem and idolatry, and that st a ill be overthrown with » tenfold greater ent wt; Mr. Richoneed, Horats Mas’ defeat than Fremont suffered in his contes with Buchanan. Fremont was a conservative, and derived a large share of his support from the conservative and mercantile classes, who abhor revolution. On the contrary, Liacola, who {is proved by his own reeord to be a revo- lutionary abolitionist, will have these votes arrayed against him, and will have to depend exclusively for his support on the fanatical clas, and the political gamblers, who, for the epoils of office, would risk everything—the safety of the country and their hopes ot Heaven. If with such aid he can carry every Nortbern State, or apy of five or six which we could name, then we will admit that history is a fable, that facts are not etubbora things, that figures lie, and that ai! our calculations are in vain. At Lynden, three miles south of Sterling, several por- eons were killed and Gtteen persons in that vicinity were b-dly wjured ty having arms and lege brokea. Tne storm passed two miles north of Amboy. Report says that over ten lives were lost there and @ number badly irjured. The names of the killed, ss far as known, are ‘Mrs. Mose and@ child named Biluby. The injared are Mr, Moss and daughter, Mr. Sackett, a bey named North- way and Mr. Wright. ‘The tornado appears to have taken a course almost due east from the Mississippi to Rock river. Soarcely a house orabarn on the direct track, which was about half a mile in width, was left standing. From all accounts not less than sixty-nine lives were lost, The extent of Camage to property, which is very large, cannot be fully ascertained for some time. LATER. ‘The names of those killed by the tornado at Albany, Ti., Yast night, are D. Buck, F. Efver, Mr. Sweat, two children of Mr. Riley, acd Miss Ryder missing. The fu tally wounded are Mr. Riley, Miss Mary Stagg, and Mrs. ‘Slocum. ‘The badly burt are, Mr, Parkins, Mrs. Sweat, Mrs. Cas par aod child, Mrs. McMann, Moser Bishop, wife and ch!id; Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Whitcomb, leg broken; Mrs. Ffner, Several others were more or less injered. Ai public meeting of the citizens of Fulton it was re solved to furnish the soiferers with homes and all the us. sisuance required. country nothing whatever. ahemeelves desire to stay, and it is a hardship im every way to send them back. Many of them will perish if given in charge of the Colo- nization Society. Massachusetts and the other anti slavery States of the North, who worship the negro, ought to take hold of these fall blooded, pure Africans, dividing them among them in proportion to population, and thar determine what can be made of such materials If their negro philantbropy, however, is only profession, and for political effect, or if the ciimste of New Eogland should be too cold for the children of the sun, then they ought to be apprenticed to the planters of the Southern States, and brought under the benign infa ences of civilization. There is ample room for them sll in Texas. How much better to send them there than to Gainea! Here they will be benefitted themselves in their most material inte rests, while they would assist in developing the resources of the country and add to those pro- duetions necessary to the existence or comfort ef the white man all over theworld. Ia Africa they would be only swelling up the dark cata- logue of crime and cannibalism, and never bave a chance of being elevated from their horrible condition. With far less inhumanity might Congress un- dertake to send back the Germans or Irish who are landed on our shores. The British goverrment seem to know much better the value of an able bodied population, for they send the captured negroes to their colonies, where they are bound as apprentices, taught the rudiments of the Christian religion, and subjected to the discipline and restraints neces- tary to their civilization, while the colonies and the mother ceuatry are enriched by these valuable accessions of labor suited to a tropi- cal climate. Preraxitions TO RECEIVE THE JAPANESE.— AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. fhe New Asbtant teeretary of State—De- spatebes from Utah—Exebange’ of Cents for Gold or Silver at the fMiat—The Covode Commitee and fir, Ouabam—Speech of Mir. Sumaer—The Munteipal Election, &., &o., &e. Movements of the Japanese. SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENT OF THE @URRENCY QUASTION—OFFICIAL LRAVE OF THE Rubassy— ALL HANDS ENGAGED IN PACKING LUGGAGE PRE PAaRATORY TO THR(R DEPARTURE FOR THIS CITY ON THUKSDAY—AN EXHIBITION OF JAPAN EQUESTRIAN: 1SM—TOMMY AND THE LADIRS, ETC. OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. ‘Wasuixerom, June 4, 1860. Japanese news is getting pretty well played out, al- tbougn the excitement among the ladies to see them 1 as great as ever, if not actually on the increase. ‘To-day bas been principally occupied by the Princes, censor and interpreters with the Secretary of the Trea- sury, 2 Giscussipg the currency question. The question jn considered definitely arranged vpon a perfectly satis- 8ctory basis for both countries. The oilicial result will ‘be anpounced to-morrow. ‘The mechanical pert of melting, asmaying, and fixing the standard value of their gold and silver coin,to compare ‘with that of this and other countries, wi!) be arranged by Mr. Cobb; the diplomatic part is to be settled by the Bec- retary of State, General Case. Captain Dupont has not yet returned from his Our Special Washington Despatch. Wasaisorox, June 4, 1860 ‘THE ASUSTANT SECRETARY OF #TATE. Mr. Treecott to day assumed the position of Asvistant Secretary of Bate. Mr. Appisten will not leave the United States for Russia for some weeks. Lie has net yot been confirmed by the Senate. DESPATCHES FROM UTAH. A large mail was received this morning at the War Department from Utah, which included @ number of orders detailing the movement of troops from Utah to New Mexico and cisewhere. The political news was un- important. Everything was quict and orderly, and the Mormons seemed well disposed. ‘THE EXCHANGE OF CENTS YOR GOLD OR SILVER AT THE MINT. Mr. Barr presented the petition of several thousand Citizens of Brooklyo, asking for a law allowing them w take cents tothe Mint and receive gold or silver in ex change. The subject is now under conaiicration by the Ways and Means Committee. PROGRAMS OF THE CORRUPTION COMMITTES. The Covede Com mities, at their meeting to day, decided to arrest aad bring before the House Charies 4. Dunham, who, tp a card in the Hurst of to-day, charges that letter, which Covode Imputes to him, as a forgery. The Com- mittee made but Little progress im their examinations to- day. A clerk im the Naval Storekeeper's office at Phila. delpbia, testified before the Committre to-day that he did not perform any duties except to sign the pay roll, and never recetved any money till after the organization of to-day at twelve o'clock, as I telegraphed they would, but will do 80 to morrow at the hour above named. All bands are engaged in packing up bagr~ge to be nen to New York in advance cf the Embassy, which will only carry Sts clothing or persons) baggage along with ft. ‘They gave another exhibition to-day to the people of ‘Washington of their equestrian ¢xorcises, accompanied by Capt.gPorter, It was decidedly rich, affording infinite caravansary swept and garnished, and from | 1, coyote Commites. His superior bad drawn bis | amusement to niggers, loafers, and the Indies. all appearsnces the Ambassadors will be | salary for his own purpores previous that time. On Thursday the Embassy leaves en roule for Now dodged and fed like princes, as they are. We A REPUBLICAN JOLUFICATION. York, stopping twenty-four hours at Baltimore, probably four days at Philadelphia, then to New York and Niagara Fala, which will probably end their Northern toury ‘The foundries, shipyards, Centra) Park and manufec- tories wil! interest them far more tean any cities after visiting New York, which seems to be their great hobby ever since they left Japan. ‘Tommy isin a moss. A beautiful young lady, with a good deal of the hauteur in her manners, declined to cay to let Tommy kiss her, whereupon the young Tycoon de- clared she “was much d—d proud.” Mr. Blair gives a grand biack republican pow-wow tcypight ot Sliver Springs, to ratify the Chicago nomina- tons. ‘Ths trrepressibie nigger was again dragged before the Senate to-day by Mr: Scmner. His speech was fall of bitter invecitve and venom. [twas the eame'stale and exploded dogmas which be has often dilate:! upon im the Senate, dished up, however, in very aggravated and offensive style. Jt also alounded in misrepresentation and false statements, and is generally Cisapproved of by his own party- THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. ‘The entire cifictal vote for Mayor will probably not to announced before mi¢pight, but a compariaoa of the re tarps thus far with those of two yours ago thows that Wallach (Indeper tent) is elected over the present incam” bent (Barret), the regular democratic and aati Kaow Nothing candidate. There were disturbances at several polls, and pistols were fired, and several wounded and beaten. A number of Baltimore rowdies participated in the disturbances. ‘THE PACIVIC RAILROAD. It will be recollected that the Pacific Railroad bill was recommitied by Ube Tioure to the select committee on ibe subject, in order to remove the diffi mity growing out of ly uncomfortable course of good behavior. and by ail means proper persons should be em- ployed to teach grammar and manners to our conscript fathers. They sadly need polish be- fore they can compete with the Japanese, who cultivate the svaviter in modo to am immense extent. Oxtside of the official reception, various and sundry schemes are on foot for the entertain- ment of the Embassy. The managers of the theatres are all anxious to secure their attend- avce, and the leaders of the ton wish to give them parties. It must be recollected, however, that the Japanese are grave and discreet per- soneges, who keep good hours, and do not go pdilandering about after nightfall. They will, probably, refuse all invitations to public per- THE CLERKS AND THE JAPANESE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, On bebalf of myself, as weil as many other clerks, 1 ‘would suggest through tne medium of your valuabie journal that our worthy city fathers recommend to the merchants of New York the propriety of closing their fanree, ea inere wi be, in all provatiiny,a deplay eel Seen been, and which we all showid see. QUILL DRIVER. New Yorx, June 4, 18¢0. The Remains of John MecDonoagh. Barrons, June 4, 1969. Theebooner Peter Clinton arrived dere toe morning from Now Orleans. with the remains of Jonn acDonough. tormances, except the mdtinée to be given in ere simmons, Jaze 4, 186, their honor st the Academy of Music, and they Ficur firm Howard street, $5 62);; Ubio and City |. $660. Wheat firm: rec $1 36 0 $1 40, white, $156 Corn closed with an advancing tendency ye bigher at $0. @ 7i0.; white, Bc. & The. jet: mene pork, $18 45: romp, Sida $14 50: lare, 11 )jo niekey Cull at Ze. a2] ce Pu: Flour frm and quiet. Wheat active, and may participate in /éirs champétre at some of the fine vitiss on the Hudson. For the matinée, se we hear, Signor Muzio has composed a Ja- panese March, which Is said to be his best work, better even than the popular “Garibaldi Ratepien.” The compoeer bas ransacked the Astor Library for information as to the Ja- panese innaic, to which he has, with the assist- ‘ance of Dr. Coggswell and one of his favorite gbosts, discovered the key, which is « minor ove. The operatic performances, and other fasbionable demonstrations, promise to be very weil dore. Let the Aldermen keep their noses cheap, avoid bad liquor, mend their manners, wear clean linen, and see if they cannot dis- play the outward semblance of decency at feast. Annaxoements Berween Lixcony ano THe Bovy Gearp of Sewann—We learn that, be- fore returning to Albany, Thurlow Weed made a pilgrimage to SpringGeld, Til, where he en- tered into « treaty, offensive and defensive, with Linccln, on the part of the body guard of Seward, by which the slaughtered chieftain heuld be run as candidate for Governor of LADRE PRIA, Jane 6, 1800. with Indian Outrages im Arizona. Sr. Lovm, Jane 4, 1809. Dernorr, June 4, 1860. machinery and Richardson's match factory, with the « the State of New York, on the same interest \ixtarea, was totally A A with Lincoln, at the November election. One | pitt sss banured ana forty bands Brookiym City News, Pxaurtion of Oneron Prorenty.—The Trustees of My {ndiepeceable condition of this arrangement is o_o the event of Lincoln’s success, Gree- ley in to be shut out in the cold from all par- te"pation in the rpoils, and to be sacrificed as a Jonah to appease the tempest and harmonize the republican party in the State. Alas! poor Florace will not get the Postmastership after Semator Dougias not at Philadelphia. Lee yt 1360. now assessed, on the ground that it was charch property. ‘Th: Areotement Commitie,at a mectiog of the Board lat evening, reported adverse to the prayer of the pett- womens, Des, fa oreer to aporrtain whether they had or . . A noi the ‘right to cancel the taxes on apa all. So that the late fight between the repub thie) there wen no church building, the fubjoct wan Hoan journals, which will be suspended till | _ The cy is 10, Luny preparation for the frets or ex. | Peferred to the Corporation Coanselice for bie opinion. Jeamce or tu Firms Dovect—Mr. Anthony Walter was, on Saturday last, declared Justice of the Peace for the fifth district by Judge Lott of the Sepreme Court. The canvassers of the last election gave Mr. Waller no certideate, on Whe grownd that there wasn te, bot ft ap Fol 1 that 8 detective vote discovered end allowed y the Coart, gave tims of one. The quertion : cretore, be core uM aa omied to . pense have been spared togive to strangers & hospitable preak out with after the election, will then break ou Po greater virulence than ever should Lincoln be eleoted. Another condition, which will stir up the bi of Greeley from tts lowest depths, is that Seward ia to be offered ihe Secretaryship of State, which he will decline, a 4 then he is The Slave Bark Wiad: Bowroy re. ys. June 4, 1960, The bark Wudiire, recentiy ca caret wine Afcicape, i taid to have been swnes © 4 Sang ont by 0 G o, whe anucipatec clearing $200,000 by City Iatelligence. ‘BaLcos Ascupmon To-Dar vor tam Baur ov Comm. — ‘The friends of the late Augustus M. Conner, who, a short ‘will take place this evening, and which it provo a brilliant succses. den bas ascension, wil, coublises, aitfect 8, large wesaber of Ou ol Ui tors to tbe Caren, The ‘saloon Vous, it which Con- ber met bis untimely fate, will be used by Mr. Wise in ‘Unie arcension. Revrwixc Licevess ~Marehal Burpbam and his as- @ietant, Mr. Hinchman, yesterday commenced renewing licemees to hackney coaches. Each coach peys into the Gity treasury the sum of $5 annually, the total amount realized being about $4,000 per annum. Ay Uxknows Max Focxp Dxowsmp.—Corone* Gamble held an inquest yesterday, at the foot of Cortlan it street, upon the body of an unknown man found fi ating in the water. Deceased was about five feet seven jinches in beight, bad brown hair, and was dresse! in the garb of « laborer, with biue overalls and hickory ebir'. jury rendered a verdict of ‘Found drowned,” and the body ‘was thereupon sent to the dead house at Bellevue Hos- pital for identification. Pawn Cocarsanot Moxmy.—Anna Malmkea was taken into ovstody by policeman Blair, of the Fourth ward, on charge of passing a counterfeit two dollar bill on the Kruz wr Fauuxc rrom a W:xdow.—John Ulrich, a ebild about two years old, was killed yesterday morning fallipg from a third story window, at the corner of Norfolk fun Bronaoe streets ‘The cordner was notitied to hold an ieques: upon the body. Caaace oF Foxceny.—Charles H. Tripp was arrested by detectives Devoe and Sampeon yesterday, on a bench warrant charging him with forgery. The accused was committed to the Tombs. Arrourmuesr or 4 Quaxanriva Commisiionte or Dame 4Gms,—Mr. Alexander W. Harvey, # Buffalonian, has been f .-wywer by Governor Morgan to gucceei Mr. Ward }, resigped, as Commissioner, under the ant for sscer- ey gg ego carpe yiereenrue rtd destruc: on of the marine hospitals aad other buildings aud pro- perty at Quarantine. Drawings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s Delaware Loueries— Boserx Counry, Crass 18, Jowe 4. 1960. 8, 69, 75, 38, 52, 47,65, 41, 61, 70, 4, 28, 9, ConsoupaTED Lottery, Crass 69. Juw 26, 7S, 63, 1, 47, 1, G4, 45, 57, OY FRANCE, EROADAENTS & 00, ‘Managers, Wimington, velaware. 6i, Drawings of the De! , BLUE & CO Draws u 11, 9, 15, 71, 40, 51, io, 5, 21, 14, 18. OTN ECON EDDY £00, Wimiegioa el , 7 fe Deine: Ort WOOD, EUDY & GO. Be Lows, Alsace. No 1,2 —$—$$ OMcial Drawings of Hodges. Davis cs 00." Ocuaclidares Lotiering of eorgla: — Chass 943, Ju 1360 47, 21, 76, 50, 69, 19, 4 4. Priste casbed at 668 Brosdway cs HOSES, DaXis & Uy, mecca Georgia Bee K.—Which Mysterious Heading when uttered fo plnin Rngilsh, KNOX'S txreieicr all w! appreciais are the fash'on whh Desir ews in de. sign sod escel'erce of work The Pear) Beaver—A New Dress fet, at DE VO} ‘Broad Walker street. Zephyr Mortno U: jergarments, For Warm Westher. A arent variety a! low yrlees, a! BARKING, No. 96 Bowery. Cuhill's Boot and Shoe Store Removed to 63; Broadway, between Houswa and Bisecker streets. ies Dress Gim lew aud Beauti- 1 Ful sethantes Conner due macrotees Siaterem at auas are the bite, In Lyspepeia, are invaluable For Headache. For Rboumatiom, bath apute, ard ehronte, ane for renee, ‘Thay ene cuperter, and cha “eo Giivanse of ali the Pills of 7. Pa 3 od Cans! street, 396 Bowery, aud 4 Delon equare, jew ‘T TWENTY FIVE ORNTA PAR BOX. Admirable Toilet Essentials.—The De- potat Mise TARZAN MIOH ARDS? Imoroved Halr Rertore Bair Dreesirg te permanenity Ineeved at eaves. caat of Vert. " Renorative, Reif pints, nena Comtinscnse Apply his Lay] barns Or rupture MAU & OO. fo 2 Vemy a. 6. ¥. Holloway’s Pills are More E.fficactous in am debi hated & petitution then aay other Keown . Persona of 06 ous temperament aod weak shoud freely nee these famous tonle reme- ‘try them. Rupture Radically Cared by Or. Rigg’s weer proof mutipedal Truss, Astor House, Larciay s\reet + Costar’s” Ret, Roach, Croton and Red- bow Bs . Cownr's KE seute Powder for mtha wen. CORTA R’S depot 613 Broadway, opposite St. olna Hotel, N. 8. Sane Grandjean’s Hair Congemtan=Derey Ee pentene ni ov Une tr! ems! Oli)chment of the at naire pleas, ene 3 THis Hate Dye, 50 Comte, Rinck oF brows, Depo: So. b Barclay eieet, aod eid by ad droggow ‘ THE FAMILLE Seats The Oyster Sleep Tregecy—The Wes: | mouth af@fat:—Pee Teuton Ciecient ia ry ‘for '0 z £7. CROIX BUM, BOOT Auict the above imported and pure ené the best quailty, CHLRnRATRD SOGIRDAM COBMARTR, w gerne oe = sitios wk big cortifonse Gm the bots, ssaenne feromce—The Latest News—Clnrket Re- nope @ ‘The shag of to-morrow (Wetnoedas) will | 'T UY {fod Ba i tony in Lary -| ‘ A dread \ c@ruecet contain: —The Sentence of the Cocrt in the Case of Hicks, j He aly ai a ase Convicted of Piracy“bn the High Seas, acd Condoe:ned to DOLPBO W be Hung om the 15th of July next, om Ells or Botlce’# | es es ttne tieare wae, Inland; A full report of the Kvideno in the Double seduce. | “~" “** ** ae - wee, tion and Triple Poisoning Case at Weymouth, Maes ; [1 prea e. ty teresting Statiatioal Tables Showing the Numoor, the Ver | eporied and bowed by yh | Contage, and the Distribution of the German Forulstion | ‘one's wasrasiss ne — im the Several States and Cities of the Uniou; A Ful sc count of the Invasion of Long Island on Saturday last by the Roughs of New York for tho Purpoue of Having a Prize Fight—The Fight Brokea Up by the Police, aad o Number of Persons Terribly Beaten—Arrest of the I'rin- cipals, &c.; Proceedings of the Methodist Con‘eruace at Buffalo; Obituary Notice of Lady Byron; the Late News Thertclens who use Wines and received ‘by Mail or Telegraph; Béiiorials om prominent macald atve the prenmense. ( Gale preetes topics; The Local News of New York and Vicinity | tolicwing J ct ~~ * Of importance; Reports of the Cattle, Provision and Woney a Markets, end ell tateresting news matters of the pre year; four cents a single copy. Subscrip- dons ah the office, northwest corner of Fulton and Neseac streets, New York. Single copics for eale at RABEYS & Payx, oF. BROKWITH, erse. @ 3 yd : tastes - 7 AGL NB Pa acy? Drea. Boaert.—At Jersey City, on Monday, June 4, Lewis M. Bursar, aged 64 years, formerly of Newark, N. J. The friends anc relatives of the family ere respectfully invited to attend his funerai, on Wedoesday, at twelve o'clock, ncon, from No £7 Movtgomery sireet, Jersey City, and at the Bridge atrect cnurch in Newark, N. J., at two o’cleck tn the afterncen Conruss.— On Sencay, June 2, Sivcm A. Comme, eldest fon of Gamiltor J and Maria Aan Combes, aged 14 years, T months ano 9 cays. ‘The friew¢s of the family are Invited to attend tho fune ral, at the Independent Dctch church, at Hackensack, N J thig (Tureday) morning, at even clock. Hisremalns will lea te residence, 181 West Thirty sixth street, at seven o'clock. Crsace—On Sunday afternoon, June 3, atter a short inees, dus. CaTHARANS Cosaci, widow of Abe late Jobo Cusack, of Cashel, ocunty Tipperary, Ireland, aged 63 Por modicel asd Ky. expresny forte.” hecostareded by al parcaaas BARNES & PARK, 15 aad 15 PARK BOW. F.C, WELLS & CO., 115 FRANKLAN OTRABY, Bave mace a made sovnngementa Wie (oc undertgeed te mime MILIB’ BOURBONIA. MILLS’ BOURBONIA. At thete prices and take pleasu: Hed ou aa being yareand of the best cual of Waleay.* It aan excellent remedial orvet eimsuary piaints, and will cure aatbara, Deecehita, ao.” sd WILLS’ BOURBONIS. MOLLS BOUREOMA ‘Ta sold by 6very druggist a seventy-fv0 cents por boule. JOU N MILI ac years. Toe relatives aud friends of the family are invited to ation? the forers), frem her late reeidence, No, 4 “tans street, (his (Tuesday) afternoon at two o'clock precisely. TLLIARD PALACE—FIFTERN TABLES PLA Ber remains wil! be taken to Calvary Cometory. Biri ara (art ood bemsen, streets rahee Canavay,—On Vontay morning, June 4, of scarlet fever bien Bale siete ot ork HarbeORD’8: 4 iS > tice evabions. “Rot beloved ubieesseens (JOMPETITION CHALLENGED. tH BURIXA CPLYVRITWD ICCK STMCH ESWINS Yor thats obese wenthoerhe wurbiien or fay vee ar tn EP punget Gelled. Price $0 or mplete, wtb bessmers ao. —s act bevtns fo'lameup: aecrmmodated Agents wanted; Geccuad alowed (fice +95 Broacwe: TJ. PAVY, Supertotendons. BINOKTE REMEDY, AN UF FATUING SPEOPIO OR Py a Ft OS epee tn Not ‘cr atest the, breath by ail rexpestable wer where. Hakhbe & PeRK, aad New York, IS and Many, cavghter of Dene and Eiiza Capavan, in Wo iy sear of ber age. ‘Tre Srcnce of the family, and thoee of her uncles, Jouko acc Lémune Drake, are reepectialty invited to attoad be: ‘preral, from the residence of her parents, No. 219 ave- avo B, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'cleck. Cuntey —On Monday, Jone 4, of dropey of the brain, Evoene Laer, beloved soo of Thomas K. and Mariacne Culen, egea 2 ) ears, € months and 4b days. ‘The relatives end fricpos of the fami)y are reepectfully invited tend the funeral, this (Teesdey) afternoon, at be oe » trem the resience of his parents, No. 130 Ninth street. His remains will be taken to Oatvary Come. tery tor interment. Fre ein could blight or eorrow fade, Death came wit friendly care, bay my ‘bud to heaven conveyed, Anc bade it biassom there. Couwax —At Norwalk, Conm., om Sunday, June 3, Cuaxirs Coursx, aget 18 years. ‘Toe tunerai services will take place at the residence of 1s ask row, eR oe “ae our oe (nocd verieees to the patient by aCBe bsreadway. phy mistnes and bit step-father, L. H Moore, Eeq., , at nine o'clock this Jay) morniog, and carriages wu! yenth street New Haven be in waiting at bee ag Railroad dept, at one 0" to take the relatives and friends to Greenwood, where the remains will be toterred. Ocxmscraw —On Monday, June 4. Rosmanna Ocxnixc HAM, aged 46 years, the beloved wife of Iichard Can. mipgbem. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the fats, are respect: folly invited to attene tupera!, from her late residence , 298 Avenue A, this ( afternoon, at tro o'clock i Finis —On Sunday, June 3, a'tor a jong acd painful Mees, Baran AvN, months, of W. H. Fielaing, aged 45 years ano6 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the Ly from ber late residence, at Green- EY NOTICIO6O DE NUKVA YORK. Tm RDISION tor PARANA and WERT OOAS® PUBLIBHED for \o day's 8TRa MER. CONTAING poiut, 1.1, this afternoon, a3 two o'clock. Bervemaics ‘wit be takes to the Oometery Of the Her: ang DETAILS of tho WEWA. groens. INTERESTING Letters FROW Gray.—Io this , very ', On Monday, June 4 ‘our Steves Francs, only scn of Stenbeo H and Georgie M comuesron SARs and WASHTNOTOR Gray, and grandson of Capt. F. B. French, aged} Year | au anour Gamtmalvi liga e 8. ‘ ap ictig, of ihe funeral will be given in the papers oa “" "rhe JAPANESE BUBASST. '. wits Hicyt —0n Monésy, June 4, at the Much INTERESTING MATIE® residence of his brother.in law, Mr. Halicht, Gsoxor Hxsay Hest, tor Gerly of Beeton. Rosten pepers pleage copy. Haxty.—On Monoay, June 4, Many Fuvasen Hanrr, Cavghter of Lavghiin and Harty, eged 3 yeare, 6 erat Ber funeral Led nadie Vamp / a two o'clock, from the residence of her parcats, 802 Green. wich > PaiGe CURRENT and MARKEYS VERY BEST LETTER TO bERY 10, YOUR NIBH Price Ten Cents. at) LJ Terror © Senday tworning, Jane 2, Baxxr . — algal naa iranard, county Long. epee 8 HOTEL. wainiee moan ence, ovate ices Ti by gpened on Tueaday, fuh inet ‘WU! be opened oa Teer street, Brocklyn, (hia (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. | dey. Om Sunday, Jane &, Jans Exmom, wife | ann ann Denar George Maguire, aud Caoghter of Joba sn¢ Emeline Ciute. ‘The friencs of the fem! tend the fuperal, Lonil of agrerab 8. CLEA VER'R Be PON ACROUS TOOTH oy CL aS = ‘srorted avd for wa, ee ‘Tuesday qupe, ; ome bat Jaa See resi¢enee, Devoe street, near Bushwick Sy'all drug and tones stores ‘Try &. avenue, 5 iaieth anaall Poxcaor,—At Bariem, on Monday, June 4, of effusion of the brain, Jase Ause Porcumn, daoghter of and Catherine E. Porcher. ~ 5 ry fps racer sages BS ETE ese te, The friends and relatives of the famfly are invited to suena the foveral, Wie (Tuesday) afternoon. at four | (2 inecyining st toa, puntrm tree cortaenes tt pice mp Weloek, from the residence of her parents, 12% the rene? ‘auck will be scl’ Vesta pt Oe the on: Vente #4; otk mixed Coats $1¢ between Potth and Sixth avenues. ii Foce oy wes jentenee, He, 3h y - CLARKE, 1 6 WAliam street, eighth street, on jay morning, June 4, Dr. Canton OURGUDS CRURBRATED COUDRE SURTILY UY 4 Prex. oped £8 years br wa Tden, run and toma of erm, | G ce etaaea baat ibe a seen also the members cf Arcata Kane Lodge at Depot. and Fre and Accepte’ Mascns, opd the members of, the, fra ind Batra, 9 7 eee tag fomeral, at Rew Dr. "a Cburch of the Ipear- bp fe He Ld pation, corper of 4 ‘and Madison avenue; waeoty wong Beeve's uukewre tbe Masonic burial services at Cypress Hille | 4 ‘end b ‘= not Cemetery. en , at eleven o'clock. Sitios 9 3 conte fe eo Bt aoa BY ach Reswrow.—On Monéay, Jone 4, Eicey, wife of Joseph | for making it. Generni depot, 362 ‘etree. Rosbtan, tp the 88th year of ber age. wioleenla ¢rugglets ‘The iriende ere respectfully invited to attend the fune ral, from ber late reskieneo, So. 312 Spriag street. oa Ra WIpHLow, ‘ecperca: TROD, 0 . ‘artber wee y at three o'clock, without AN AXPRRIBROED NUROB AND FEMALE PRYSORAR; wee in Saturday, June 2, Joemrm R. Tarzan, in the HABA peer one. comms ite neuen and Ano howe of his so, SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDRAN Ceo eta kawerd in-law Frederick R. Lee, J. W. TEBTRING, & Hows and Jobe Burlteg, are reepectfuly invited to at which saouen, ai teor veee rear Bropnoare coerce, as Pas fay tor neon, at four 0” 5 corner f Brcewwe and Chryrtio streets. The rematns will’ be ti. | wil pive reat hh terres tn the marble cemetery in Second street. (ents Pertestiy eafo all ence, samen —On Monday, June 4, Avice Tacuart, aged 30 ae ater ‘oonn rar tn the Unites Satage ‘The friends are Invited to attend theyfoneral, this (Toes- fie Say) afternecn, at three o'clock, from bor hale restoonee, ahhitper Yor = Graham teettoi, Weskiagwen avenue, corner of DeKalb, ay B-, To sal Vax Honw —At Bergen Point, om Monday, June 4, Gan- ne Wacrana Vax Boy, on of hanes Van Hors. een ree Samed fone ay dey) alternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of bia hs Ff) -_) fuber. bad ihe public that ‘Witimort.—On Sunday, June 3, Juee Winuworr, aged Rovopena pla. ora popes by eS €8 years ‘The reiatives and friends of tle family are respectfully invited to attend bie nreral, without furtber mottos, from bis Inte residence, No 48 Eenex street, on Wednesday morning, at eight o'clock. Tie remaing will be taken to ‘Wertebester ‘or interment morning, Jave 4, Mra. Amy ‘Warkrss —On Wark, wife of Cheries Watkin, formerly of No. 99 ( y, DRAUGHT —«' wovp’s and Base’ A brewed tp 1588, to be obialned tm ry poms vanhs, Drosdway, of ites -Ransers teaae’ ‘Alo, Carmine Mtreet, aged ‘4 years ont Mithary sa Mion ‘The friends of the , and members of We ce Inde No. 31, Ancien No. 1, and Colum WT LR Counc No. 1, Of ¥. and A. M. are reaphetfully invited to | JROACHES. BATS AND attend the foneral, thie (Tueedey) efternoen, at four aw seat o'clock, from ber Inte " Nod. near the Pal a TOR. a. 5 ous. fold by ail Druga ta the Oahed ‘tnd Onnede, MISCELLANR A See oe oe ‘way, corner etree. A as ATA” KTR Cais ad on nw ‘all kinds, for boys of 81) agea, trom tres somes 4 hi = HOW YORE LO@KING GLAAA, oRma MENTAL PRain MAUPACTORY, 0. form PORE axe some. pat ame