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aa not concern them. The address itself is a specimen of pharisaical assumption, which could only emanate from a self-created and self-glorifying clique. It comes to us for publication, accompanied by a note rom the Secretary, marked “private,” and so , marked, no doubt, for the purpose of avoiding an exposure of its impertinence and vul- garity—an immunity which we accord to it. The real object of the “ Sabbath Committee” is but poorly disguised in this attempt to control the Central Park Commissioners. It is but a covert design to shut up the Park entirely on Sundays—to lock the gates and exclude the poor and the working classes from all enjoy- ments within its precincts; to secure it, in short, for the “respectable” and “pious” por- tion of the community exclusively. In the present condition of the public mind they dare mot oe that design openly; but this move- t the preliminary step to the consum- mation of that object. eee MEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Proposed Withdrawal of Douglas and OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. Wasuixcroy, June 29, 1860, PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL OF BRECKINRIDGE AND DOUGLAS. } A movement bas been on foot for the last three days, ‘by the respective friends of Douglas and Breckinridge, ‘among whom were several men in high position, to get ‘them both to withdraw from the fleld, with the view of putting some unexceptionable man jathe ring against Lincoln. Dovglas and his friends positively decline any ‘such arrangement. The “Little Giant” says he has en- listed for the war, and will not leave the field. This course will lose him many friends. ‘TUE YATE OF TH DOUGLAS OFYICKHOLDERS. ‘The administration has fully determined to put the guillotine in motion against every federal offccholter who has bad or is now engaged in aiding the Douglas move- ament, Already several prominent officcholders in New York, who were at the Baltimore Convention lending ‘their influence to nominate Douglas, have been marked for decapitation so soon as the right kind of men caa be found to fill their places, The administration docs not intend to pursue any half way policy. ‘War to the knife” is their motto. ‘THR REJECTION OF THR SPANISH TREATY. The rejection of the Spanish treaty embarrasses the ad- ministration considerably, aud will tend to complicate ‘the long pending questions in dispute, aud others of 1e- -cent date which have sprung up since the treaty was made, The administration will hardly attompt any further negotiation with Spain. It was with great reluctance that she made the treaty, and but for the persistent and ‘indefatigable efforts of Mr. Preston it never would haye ‘been negotiated. ‘THR SAN JUAN QUESTION. ‘The San Juan question is no bearer a solution row than ‘when the negotiations first commenced. The British government thought that bya little finesseing and artful -diplomacy she would be able to get the United States to ‘ack down; but she has already found out her mistake, and also that President Buchanan understands the subject fully as well as she does. ‘THE EXTRADITION TREATY WITH SWEDEN. ‘The Senate ratified the extradition treaty with Sweden, (qb With Switzerland, as bas been erroneously stated). OUR TRRATIES WITH RASTERN NATIONS. Among the acts passed by the late session of Congress was one to carry into effect certain stipulations in the treaties between the United States and China, Japan, Siam, Turkey, Persia, Tripoli, Tunis, Morocco and Muscat, and by which our laws in crimidal and civil matters are extended over American citizens in those countries; also ‘the common law, including equity aud admiralty.’ Minis- ters and consuls have full judicial powers, and can punish ‘According to the magnitude of the offence. The President is authorized to appoint seven marshals to execute pro- cesges—one in Japan, four in China, one in Siam, and one in Turkey. Murder and insurrection, or rebellion Against the government of either of said countries, with intent to subvert the same, are made capital offences, punishable with death. Our consuls or commorcial agents on islands not inhabited by any civilized poople, or whom we baye not recognized by treaty, are alse em- powered to exercise Judicial fanctions over American citi- zens. A Strange Developement. . New Havey, Conu., June 29, 1860. A strange developement has just been made in regard to the whereabouts of Er L. Deforest, who was missed from the Metrogolitan Hotel, New York, on the 1Tth of Jaguary, 1857, and who was supposed to hay been mur- dered. A letter was received this morning, by the cashicr of the New Haven Bank, signed by Deforest, and dated ‘Melbourne, April 17, 1860, inquiring after his back diyi- dends, which bo says he bas not drawn for some time past, He adds that he has given the powgr of attorney to Mesers, Mailler, Lord & Quereau, Wail street, New York, to euable them to receive bis dividends. He also ask# a statement of the amount so paid and the price of the stock at the latest sales. A curcful comparison of the letter with other of his manuscripts shows a striking re- ambiance throughout, and no doubt is expressed of the genuineness of the letter, It comes by way of London and Boston. New Counterfeits in Boston. Boston, June 29, 1860. Counterfeit one hundred dollar bills, ou a geurrul plate, cused by a large mumber of banks i: New England, have made thelr appearance in this city, over $5,000 having been presented at various barking houses, on the Prescott Bagk, Lewell, and Newton Bauk, Newtun, They have for a vignette a spread cagie with canal locks and railcars in the distance,snd the numbers © 100 | oa cach side of the vignette. It is supposed the counterfeits are made in Qan- ada. “Tbe Bridges Over the Hackensack River. Taavros, N. J., June 29, 18960. ‘The proprictors of the bridges over the Hackensack, Sled thetr tr'ti ta Chancery asking for an injunction to re- -etreia the Lobeken Land Improvement Company from ereeting @ railrcad wich shall interfere with their vested rights to the cuit bridges, and such other invetted rights as they claim to have. Affairs in Philadelphia Pimanmurma, Jane 29, 1900. Professor Lowe ascended last evening in bis mammoth valioon, apd landed at nine o'clock, in Medfurd, N. J. Judge Douglas will arrive bore on Saturday night, en -powte for New York, and will probably receive a serenade ‘visit Philade.jhia for a short time, if only to clear itself et baraacies with the (resh water of the Delaware. Accident ven. eure yume 29, 1860. the close of the Pananeirma, June nd quick, When Wheat orm: white, #1 8 Tans, Date Ra ey RH at 3 ot ea Bowie ae ¥. and lower: sales bois. Wheat ap ae Weaker. Corn also Get, hese Cate quict Rye § a and nom’ : pe i F F _ Yesterday evening the friends and admirers of Dr. ‘Hayes met in the board room of the Chamber of Com- merce for the purpose of exjoying a last reunion with the adventurous explorer prior to bis departure for the yet unknown and undiscovered regions of the North Pole, which he has pledged himself to traverse if pluck, expe- rieuce and perseverance can accomplish it. At the hour appointed, balf-past three, Dr. Hayes entered the room, where be was most cordially received by those present. It cannot be said, indeed, that many gentlemen were pre- Sent, considering the great interest which attached to every expedition hitherto fitted out for this almost super- buman work. But it is to be hoped that the unpretend- ing company to be commanded by Dr. Hayes, and the un- ostentatious manner in which the expedition has been got ready, tives which actuate those who engage ia it. Be this as it ear, inca cub ind myself on the eve vet Feallgiey through yon =A and public spirit, the object: which fh pu long anxiously sought, 1 am unable to cxpress. to you in a suitable manner the sentiment which I experience. The gencrous kindness of some of our countrym~n in Philadel- phia and Boston has gone hand in hand with yours, and ‘ mutual co-operation, which, T trust, has added ‘one more tie of sympathy between those noble cities, the departure of the expedition within a few days has been secured. Iam fully alive to the manifestations which you have given me of your willingness to entrust its fur- ‘tunes to my care. It is a great trust, my friends. Al- though I go with a little schooner and ‘ap unimposing company and outit—only a private citizen in the prose- cution cf what circumstances appear to haye made my duty—yet my voyage lies towards a region which skilful bavi 8 have sought during two centuries, and to which the eyes of nicn of science throughout the ‘civilized world are turned With cager interest, To the cultivators of various branches of science the aews of this expedition will soon be carried, and who are engaged in study- ing the currents of the sea and of the air, the phenomens of tism and beat, and the Natlety of living be- oe, which have inhabited the earth from the re- est, geological epoch, will turn to it with erest. It in the presence of this saaititade of observers that Tassume the responsibilities of @ yoyage towards the ° Poe. ‘The service upon which T am bound has been regar by the wisest of men not only a8 a useful but a prudent enterprise. You, gentle- men, with a readiness to promote the increase of know- jedge #8 hovorabie nathaye tak eS as ft is liberal towards the wants of mankind, have taken @ patriotic view of the subject Iam here to return you my warmest thanks for your yg Aaa and ‘for your support of my un- pretending resideuce of more than two years upon the Greenland coast, beyond the limits of previous exploration, gave me many ities for obser- vations rad the special advantages of preparation for new northern diseovery. I have mainly relied apon the Seto uclion wote when presenting my plans to i¢ notice. Were the service one requiring extraordi- nary talent or genius, 1 should uaturaily shrink from as- ‘suming its respoomibilities; bu but I am well satistied that nothing more is needed than an honest devotion to the object of the v: h faa @ readiness to do the duties of each day wi cheerful and steady mind, and a reasonable comformity to the exi of the climate. Hopeful as 1am of success,1 do not hido from myself the Possibility of of disappointment, on land or at din every variety of pursuit the can be seen by one alone. In the untravelled region which is to be penetra‘ danger not familiar to us, and it would be presumptuous may happen. In all sincerity, however, nothing within the range of my reading, or of my personal observation, leads me to bo- lieve that my ‘ty is to be led into ‘any greater risks than those which already have been encountered without with mea eon you; I am suro on Tae whether in disaster or Fag ta secsenn, ‘think kindl; Fi as company whom your bounty has equipped pointed work. af round of applause greeted the Doctor on coulis as J. F. Haw then advanced and read the address and resolutions adopted by the Kane , No. 454, He then presented the Masonic banner, bearing masonic ¢mbicms and devices, pater ong) it with a beat speech appropriate to the occasion. The following are the address and resolutions :— I pea Dr. Inanc J. Hayes, of the late Grin- nel ition, is about attempting to complete the dis- coveries of the lamented brother whose name we bear; and whereas, it ma 4 be an additional stimulant to Dr. Hayes, ‘as weil as to the brave men under his command, again assured of the sympathy of his masonic brethren, although they are prepared, we trust, by reli. ance upon Him who holds the wind® in the holiow of his hands, for that almost superhuman endurance to which danger sud privation will call them, as was oer own fastrious brother, Kone, himseif a heroie apostle of Christian b= Phd ecieuce And trath, aad who carried the emblems of ou: fraternal faith farther into the coy North than tan @ over bore thom before. re, Resolved, That Kane 1 No. 454, > Bos semen Of this eveut, canse to be prepared & and present the same to Iir. Hayes, with @ A hes dress, on the morning of his expedition fom our shores, Alo Resoived, That a committee of be appointed to oo a, forege a solution inte effet [aves accepted the banner nud bri bat feeling! expretyed bis (hanks = s ir. Weky Geiser = yd holding so American eusign in bis baud, with which he approached Dr. Hayes, and addressed isin as follows:— . ‘The American boot ensign {which I hold in my band has already much interest attached to it, Lieutenant, now commander, Walker, when with Wilkes’ expedi- tion, carried it toa higher southern latitwle than any fing ever Doated. 1 was received from the United States sloop-<di-war Peacock when she was totaliy wrecked off the Columbia river. Lieutenant De Haven took it to a higher northern latitude than had ever before been ‘There- reaohed by the Stars and stripes, Dr. Kane took it to ati Sip eigher paraticl, Now I, sir, entrust it to you. Un- May Ged ta Bie you Caer or. Sr See ane, ‘and assured Me. Grin- nell and his bearers that he woukl i into yet re- moter regions than ithad » reached. He would pre- and a8 they left wiahed @ age and exploration. a speedy triumphant re- ture, His last act in the room was to give his to one of ‘ose lady bores who th and who waa very eloquent upon the © tho combsecuntion &f the 2 a Aimar, hie iyphics she exhibited with Deepen, was subsequent!) ten 4) ~pne friends, to the Stevens Howse where "the Ly dined, and where, no doebt, in hie mind at loast, the perils t6 come were lost in the pleasures of the moment. the list of te which kis friends epen ae Gola uel on ot eobel instruments Stephens, which hiv Wm will no doubt turn to good count on the voyage, and in their winter home. the party which safled for Cape Chidietgh, on the coast of Labrador, yesterday, a pledge dicated Beka limes, Sa ike. Bith ; Prof. Nat Satay SS yo hha kind Ty solanenre to a ; Prof. Smith, Miaoctcle, vhs tag toa ei Piatt, 40.; Mr. A. Paceline & ‘Watker, Mr. Wm. Mr. Charles Fretoh, Cuiet der of the Bib; ie cle 1 9 Office. Temas the Undiat Sires. Waltow Medonart ead Seven Others —' are charged with yank | on board the but were wischargel ou Vheir own recognizance each, yesterday evening a portion of the wardrobe belonging to the theatre caught fire. The smell of smoke becoming Perceptible to the audience an immediate panic ensued. A rush was made for the doors, and had the auttience umber of which’ Se, the Duikting and to the excitement. The wns, iy afterwards to those who returned. The was trifing. We regret that such a emt: should have occurred to mar the success of Miss Jersey Or4 News. peels ww Reynolds, an em- ploye Of the New Jersey Railroad Company, was run over Inetantl kilted yesterday, wy the mine o'clock A. M. train from Seraey Oy, ‘at Kast Newark. He-wasa mar- ried man and about thirty years of age. His remains were taken to Newark to undergo an inquest. Pomeanie-Shothowne £00 Seyveisiioehy Saran ee entered by burglars yesterday afternoon. The only thing stolen was a pone hat, valued at six dollars. basket of jan left in its place, from which ci pr le eis Dyson A were frighten- ed from their work. fe Ee B 3 if FE ai fe i meget eae ane: Mrs Colesworthy, firs fayes, Matanzas—Bark © B Hamilton—J P Don'phan, J Milburn. Sacus—Bark Emma F Chase—A 6lennie. Maranzas—Schr Phebe—E Alfred, J Walker. Ixacua—Schr Eleanor—Mr Souffront, lady and child, Mr ‘Simmons. lady ond child, ions J Bradley, serine France, Broadbents & Co.'s r, Ouane 186, 38, 78, 20, 85, 5, uM, 4, oy ay “yy I ls ConsouipaTeD 12, 30, 22, 32, Wa 2 i “a8, 73, 53, 28. FRANCE, CH, RO ADRES RENTS & CO., Almingtou, oI Uy ae Lottery.—Nos. 23745, nan est, 28868, 11497, drew the five Capital Prizes tn the drawing of June 9 Tad Circulars sont trae of expense, by addres 4 DON RODRIGUEZ, care of City Post, Chartesion, a, ng ponte iteg sey aw — Dress Hat, jeading styl Introd the vie for snmaner, intra as oieast ———— White, the Hatter, Ahead.—New Shrpes in fine Straw Hats. 10,000 ditto from auction. One doilar each. ‘312 Broadway. The Great Easter hundred thousand people turned ¢ grent ston less, though Fushedto KNOX'R, 212 Hienadway,. to for the day. ‘The sicamerites were aevighited, but te hat buy ers were both delighted and comfort David's immer Styles—T Savoy Broadway, near Duaae Straw Hat, the Pearl Beaver, 2993, street. Pro Bono Republico.—All the Styles of Summer Hats and Caps for the Vourth of July; as large an as- sortment #8 can be found in th KELLOGG, ‘381 Canal street. Hot Weather.—Buy Cool Undershirts and , at 75 cents each, be ag. ee < PEREGO'S Popuisr Stores 61 Nassau street an’ 381 Broadway. Six Fine Shirts for 98. MOODY'S, Shirt Manufactory, 262 Broadway. India Gauze Undershirts, Linen Draw. ers, See 2 RE) ed Cote Doves, Wi cae, & Willian 22 gy 8 "GEO. M. TRACY, Agent. Green's Shirts.—Fit Guaranteed, Styles pew; needle made, not by machine, Removed to No. L Astor House, Barclay street. Dress Black Frock Coats, $4 to §18.— Summer a eee GEO, A. HUNTER 400, Nos. 290 and ery. French Imported Boots and Shoes, of a superior quality, by EUGENE FERRIS, No. BL ‘Naseau street. Sy LL Portraits on Porcelain, by wotenest ‘oniy at 781 Beneeel Oe ey any Miaiaare on chin, eneou “eaten Boats.—O. R. I largest and cheapest wooden and metallic Boat world, 243 Souih sireet Sloat & Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic Shuttie Se: . 480 Broadway. is the + tt the famty On Office 468, gi teberiavancane ee ore 7 er’s Bost Ma: nufacturing Machines weil! be ont for the present, at low rates, {9 resideata of ew York, Brochlyn end Wiltegpet om the price in case of a” r P LM. ‘SING The rent will be de %00., 462 Le setway, Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma: ):!ucs, ‘Oftice 606 Broadway, New York. Milward’s Ni Needles, f for Wheeler & Wii~ scn's Fewing Machines.—These Needirs are made by haw, oe of the best double refined English east steel, aud warrant: superior wn nil eahers 2 AP erior I PRED. MILWARD, 82 Warren stroct, X, ¥. atte. Best ra 5“ oper! in the World, to $60. £ CO., 458 Browdway. be wi a Patent Champion Fire and Bales, 261 Broadway, corner of Murray street, Defiance Salamander Safes—With Pa- tent prof locks and ereee bare, Also fire and bur Becataasce at ayaa Monee ery W. sults it’s Kentucky Salt pirepesteen, by ‘hoa, han ‘andtne JEMAN & Ry. eed tertile ee Parker bree London, vehi tevees ee ea = Ky h <=] Ad. meee io Beekman street, ageu for the Unied Bates and Camndas, 1 Dentallina Leaves a Sense of Cleans lnees and fragrance in the mouth. Retailed by the principal Beantifal Comptexton.—Latra'’s oe Pearl is prononnced by metica! men to be the only beautifier that will remove diseases of the skin. Sold by druggists. Prin- al depot 439 Broadway. SpiaCiesllt stb Micholes tiset, New York. Mowe’ MA A still wt Bt, jew Vor! 1. Consulishon fees: Dr. Marsh Continues to apply His ener dled Care Truss with success n effecting Py acoees cates of ber tia of rupture. 4 00., No. 2 Veaey wt., N. ¥. Deetor Holloway y Invites physician 1 lent the teri o¢ Bla and ent in obath- ‘natnre, to mark wel fale cases of easerorale Press’ the result of their observa: gpa.fo report through The Numerous Casualties A: rising from Baiy the wer werk os superior nen" BOGE werk Ream rior Class apd can large or saa!) eanthies at We} away, Corner ‘Maiden lane. Beware of spu- and poor goods. ? An Article for the Bald and Gray— WOOD'S Heir ¥ re Ti pegen fats togpserre Ge Sate fectlyto suy age. Depot 44! Bron tway, ad sold shee Te vou Mothers— For the Oare ww the Bair "vefors during aad ater comfimeument, eum sa GRAND) Eg, Avice laoy, ie eotiel “the family are respectfully -NEW...YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET. ”” piece of insolent interference with what | THE HAYES ARCTIC EXPEDITION. | Fax ar ne Worm Gasvx.—Avoui a quarter to ton Arrival of the Mammoth Steamship Great Eastern—Narrative of the Voyage Across the Atlantie—Her Reception at New York—The Japamese Ball—The Po- Mtical Conventions—The Latest News—- Market Reports, d&e., de. ‘The Weexty Hexaw, for the present week, will be ready this morning at ten o'clock. Among its con- tents will be found:—An Account of the Arriva! of the Mammoth Ship Great Eastern, with a Graphic Narrative of her Voyage Across tho Atlantic, and the Details of her Reception in New York; Closing Proceedings of the Two Democratic Conventions heit last week at Baltimore; An Account of the Great Ball given the Japaneso Em. assy by the Municipal Authorities of New York; Final Doings of Congress; Details of the Progress of the Insur- Tection in Sieily; the Latest News from Europe, Mexico, California, Cuba, &c. ; Editorials on Prominent Topics; Re- Ports of Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and all in- teresting news of the past week received by telegraph or otherwise. Single copies, in wrappers, can be had at the counter of the office, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Price six cents, Missourt, se dora is to YY # 00., Bt. p freee sant ddie eeS a Oficial of H are Dra: se 2 lodges, Davis & 50, bat a 59, 26, 45, 62, 8, 22, 14, 27, . sent BO! AVIS & CO., KS, + Straw Hats—75 Cents, at Genin’s, 513 Broadway. Married. Bowxen—Wnison.—At East New York, 28 Yectontes June 27, at the resideuce of the bride's uncle, by the Rev. Mr’ Munn, Mir. Kpwarp Bosxer, of Meakin, to Miss Axaix E., daughter of Capt. Hiram Wilson, of ret take pia ong Ts) apers aches pte this elt chy, on Thursday, June 28, uy the Rev, Thomas Armitago, Mr. Wmuaw H. Boxtoy, of diott Haven, to Miss Farms Bauxy, daughter of the late Btephen Balley of Somers. St. Louis, St. Catharine's, Canada, and Stamford, Coun. , papers please copy. Gies—Browx.—On Thuraday, June 28, by the Rey. A. Ht. Vartridgo, at the Church of the Incarnation, New York, James H. Gis to Mary C., danghter of the late Rev. Jolin W. Brown, all of Brooklyn, E. D. Haxans—Branx.—On Thursday, June 21, by Rev. Dr. Fing, of Grace Church, Brooklyn, H. P. HakAans, of Balti- more, to HARRIETHE BLAKE, of Brooklyn. Takriex—D enon —On Wednesday, Jane 27, in Christ church, Charlottesville, . De. Win. Sparrow, Va., by Jams B. Hxsuuck to Scrum, daughter of Dr. A. T. Bled. s0e, of the University of Virginia. Shwrsox—Boyis.—On Thursday, June 28, by the Roy. Mr. Dixon, Mr. Jory Sampsox to Miss Harter Boren. OaKiey—Cr OCURRON.—At Rahway June 28, by Rev. Wm. Poy, Jussx G. Orxiey, of Ohicago, ill, to Mise Evomsta A. Ceormenox, of Rahway, N. J. SINCERE AND—STERDRVANT.—On, Tuesday, Jane 26, by the Rey. Wm. Johnson, Hanw HOKLAND to Miss Susan Srernevanr, all of Brooklyn, E. D. Sroct—Fney —In this city, on Thursday evening, June 28, by Rev. Mr Service, Jouy J. Stover, of Philadelphia, to Mise Cuartorre Epew, formerly of Long Island. Philadelphia papers please cop: Birth, Sup10w.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 27, the wife of Taomas R. Scpvow, of a daughter. N. J., on Thuraday, Liverpool, England, papers please copy. Hed. Brapy.—On Thoreday, June 28, of consumption, ‘Terxence P. Rrapy, in the 32d year of bis age. His funcral will take = this (Saturday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, ‘) late residence, No. 164 Sevepth avenue, The trieud tends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend. Baratint.—Om Friday, Jane 29, Frersta Sopnta, wife of Thimolcone Baratini, aged 30 years and 10 months. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of her father, Mr. A. Barbier, and half-brother, Mr. Alfred Wallet, are’ respectfuily invited to attond her funeral, from No. 14 Fast Eleventh street, this (Saturday) after? noon, at half-past two o'clock. Barwer.—n Friday, June 20, Harrmer A. Rarwer, —— daughter of Abraham ‘and Elizabeth Barker, aged 1 y The friends 0 ‘the family are requested to eo = funeral, at 87 Eldridge street, this (Saturday) aftern at two o'clock. Hamilton, Canada, and Manchester, Eogiand, papers please copy. Gusmay.—On Friday, June ~s Mary Ayy Grimay, second daughter of James and Mary Gillman, aged # years, 7 months and 7 days. Th eae eine th, fly ae 2a Vande al ir reals at No. 34 Vi trday) afternoon water street, this Batwost.—Io th residence of her daughter, Roserra Brixowt, widow of the late Edward Belmont, of Alzei, Grand uchy of Lease , Germany, in the T4th yoar of ner age. a Orange co., Nt ars Cy no pesday, June 27, Awsin E. Wowoorr, daughter’ W. Bleecker, of th The relatives ‘and fricnin invited to attend the funo from St. John’s omid this (Saturday) afternoon, a one o'clock, without further notice. The remains will b taken to Trinity Cemetery. Baxwerke.—On Friday, Juno 29, Jase Brewster, penly son of Cochran and Anne Brewster, aged 4 years and 1) days. Further notice will be given of the funeral. Bavrs—On Friday morning, June 20, Frank Everpe.., infant chiid of Thomas and Helen E. Bruns. Bag oe Thursday, June 28, Donerua Detany, aged "Kcr funeral will take place this Saturday) afternoon, attwo o'clock, from the residence of Thomas I’. Wendover, No. 8 Jones street. Hor relatives and friends are re- quested to attend without farther invitation. ral, ayn Friday, June 29, FaaxcrJxwoun, pase son of John and Catharine Cou The Mk take place that (Gutorday) ther - noon, at two o'clock, from the restdence of his father, H street, Green- pomt, swe inns 29,Ro: Crowue—At Urange, om Fr lune WARD N., infant son of Wm.'D. and por te lig 6 Fnprepor—At arty Fas hs % Sundar. Jane 2%, Aswm E,, infant el redge, aged weak and 8 Heston pl Furay.-0n Friday, dane | Jane 29, Pag ene Frrwe. Fis friends and those of is brothers, Philip and Pa- trick, are respectfully invited ‘to attend the faneral, from his late residence, No. 29 Washington street, on Sunday afterneon, at one o'clock. Faxemxvin.—On Friday, Jone 20, Ieway Fawcaxres, aged = SF iew} ‘and 11 months. jends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half past two o'clock, from No. 99 Rarrow strect. Gnese. —On Thursday, June 28, EpGar Guia, son of the . John Grigg, of this city, in the 224 year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends are invited 9 astond the fune- rai services, at Trinity church, ou Mouday neat, at twelve of at Now Brunsw Inner ie wilt of lee 0. Hall reeetileg Haxpcey,—In Brooklyn, om Friday morning, Juno 29, after a protracted and severe illness, whieh he bore with Christian fortitude, Wituas Haxpe vs, of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the famit invited to attend the funeral, from his Nassau street, this (gaturay) afternoon, at four Celok, —— further inv Me ou) rh in Francisco orbia) papers Kossem.—in (Poous rp, Om Triday, Juve, 2, sos 43 yeare, Madain Farm Z¢cavsks Komsctn, of Hung The friends of the family are respectfully invited. to attend the funeral}, from the ehureh, corner of Clinton ton and Con vress streets, Trrooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at four .veen.—On Friday, Juno 20, Fnmuce Kivnge, aged 29 years, 4 months and 5 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to aatend the funeral, on Sanday afternoon, at one o'clock, fom his late residence, southeast corner of Seventh avenue nd Fifty third street Laviita —On Thursday, Juae 28, at his resideace, No. 75 Loonard street, New York, Josnku Lavine, a native of France, in the 49th year of bi The friends of the deceased are invited to attend the fa- neral, on Sanday afternoon, at three o'clock. His rematus ‘The friends and relatives of the be family are respectfully tnvited to atten the funeral, from tbe Thirt caine chureb, corner of Meocker and Downing streets afternoon, at half past one o'clock, without ag tice. The members of Eureka Lodge, and the oe, tnsente ai groeralty are: lly invited. Also, com- remaing will be taken to Spree a Hite (emmy for interment. JAC KRART.—At San Fraweciseo, California Friday, June 1, afer a lingering iMaeas,” Wau ‘Wassan Heme Taos Ann Lockhart, |, & native ot iy he het rar ia age. RTHY,—Suddenly, on We iay, Jone 20, Deena bay tthe’ # ane 9 oa eare, a nati ot coun! paris! Kreator man et Sr ee Cuba. Albany, fornia 4 pleaae ’ OBruky.—After & Fastod \lloeee, "Jo orien atv fe Cs ‘ieklow , Ireland, aged 61 1 The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to stiend his funeral, on Sanday afternoon, at two be Tye - his late residenee, 168 Sevouth avenue, ro ee copy. Onan toe June 27, at the residence of pe Seer, Ly hg ye Schermerhorn street, Brook- yn, FRancis, aged ears. His + a pre he amy, aa Friday, the 29th, in the Ce ‘ After «solemn bigh ae to the most high for the repose of his soul in St, Ooo free Axyrre —On , Wan A. Serpge, ool on of Willars or apder, ih the 18th Foar of bi fg fronds 004 relatives of she family are respegttally {orcad so pitas. tae Taserel, this at two o'clock, from his reside, 668° Par sircet, ‘corner of avenue D. pavers pieeme cong ‘oak ALICE STOCKWELL, idea Zio Jot Cand Mary Jane Stockwell, in the 4th year of her age. ibe friends and relatives of the fami ae the mem- pers of Arcaua No. 246, of F. yw t-4 members of Excelsior’ Chapter ” Bo 28, 0,0 A spectfully invited to attend thee feneral, from ‘doe rest. her parents, No. 57 Powers streot, Williams- burg, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’ciock. Stawnony.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, June 29, Mr. Jom Sraxpeny, a native of Devonshire, England, in the 621 or ‘or partic of the funer Ie ral see the Herald of Sunday MISCKLLANEOUS. 1 tba pa ta Smo gns —ONR MILLION, FROM $4 it : PPLETON'S A BALL WAY ore GENTS, contains the time tables of al magical Beak a th yi and 3. eres tes rel —Lovk Up at that Pas A vey ae Railway Incident, ae PY eo Mewtardy Most Bc One of Mis. Maroonsy's Me 4. Tourist! a ar faausag at We Springs 6 2"Batge New Man of Bs Balas ae tke Gan tes “ 2 set, fem Nowe Noch, ratedeiniiy Bait ‘ci ebieeric tnformetin: relating 10, the Beer aaa of avelling to and from all the principal cities ot Wea ae tm the Principal Citles of the 2. A Gazetteer a Mapa ot of allwaye, ses oan Srresned uncer the 1@ i, ae ye Fable, corrected to tales ee PUTS news egouis, and boys oo the cars, throughout tne Uanea Do Arr ‘ON & CO., pay 443 and 445 Broadway, T EVERDELL’S.—WEDDING OAR: Ni tow Selig Tie for conan; Sew kavelopen 6s. Sid , corner of Duane street. PURE POUND ¢ THE THA LAO COMMUNITY. or 8 ri weidam Aromatic ps abould every y eaneliak, w Samaliy ‘thould leave arm weather. be the dior be without apply durin invariably correcta the til cifecta of ean of weather, and aa itis ne am liquor made in the world. npla pint and quart belles, Also COuNAG RANDY IN BOTTLES, MADEIRA, SHERRY, A Fillion who use wine should give We Preference to thé ‘cou are all warranted pure and of the best quality. Eaob bowie’ o oy * ogg . ite purity.” - earies, fruit store rece the depots 2 Teaver street ih as ee T JONES’, ‘AND 12 ANN STRI py N A of Shoes and Gaiters ai $3. Cull and tess ceW arya NEW PATE! SEAFTESTING PRESERVE JAR. riber ia now pre has 60 long been needed, viz.: tndications whethor the trait contalued therela Woe es roperly prepared, and ean be depended on to keep, be- fore time to ferment and Uins ruin the con- tents, for both fruit and sugarin such cases are wasted. Tt is almost incredible the amount of materials lost, either by {8:3 constructed on Trinciples, OF a wat of care inn AS tng up the frult, and which heretofore could not be detected in a He P. TORREY, _No. 9 Piatt street, New York. — ARSENE MOORISH ROMANCE, MANNIFICENT MOORISH ROMANCI MAGNIFICENT MOORTSH Bowens a NAGRIFICRN MAGNIFICENT MAGNIFICENT MAGNIFICENT MAGNIFICENT MAGNIFICENT MAGNIFICENT MOORISH MOORISH MOORISH BO) MOORISH MOORISH MOORISH MooKIsiL b> >>> op p>: ROMANCE. YL’ VANUS. ‘conn, JR. meee eee, ways, ba which will be issued on neat, Ju re will’ be ‘commences , SYLVANUS COBB, Jr. eniitiod ar di LEON DE BOURNAY; ‘THE CONSPIRATOR OF CORDOVA. The scene of thin Talo is aid inthe anctent ety of Condos, at the time the cori power wae a is height In Spain. Tb tere LEON be BOURNAY."in Norman ‘Knight, "of ‘un rowess ive in SOLAN the lovely daughter of the chiet fice of tie lie pay oe of otveninee, and mee a ean characterized timer, the pomp Moorish Court, the Sarepekents hatred betw ¥ races, the terribie contests with = robbers of the Morena a romantic chi of <} Bge.,and the inevitable dilemmas ot the Christian maiden who loved other inthat muperstitions oe are ile aged by Mr. COBR with a mas- rane, § , in weaving # story of uneq power aad thril- i interest, Bors anv Youra's SUMMER CLOTHING, At very low prices, AL CORNELL'S, 134 Fulion street. O's AND YOUTIS In great verlety, At very low prices, At CORNELL'S, 13°F ulton street, SUMMER CLOTHING, OOTS AND SHORS.—CAHILL & WOOD ARE OFFER- sive assortment of elegant Boots and for ladies, gea- tinea, minsen bays und thltdraas ai very ow prices, the Evening belo Forty-second sirect, (0. 168 Nassan street. gt y ett ky FAIRY —Tentey TEN TEARS, CHEAP iron work, raliroad bridges koe Depot Hi Malton ies, Fi Writen ane. BETTS, A) LOSING OUT BALE! SARs Being Bo Ott SALE! BALE! sunnen e CLOT HIN at ae me. aca ION PRICES. NO TW ra. BELLING OFF at Lye A_ BACRT Now 18 ae Hoe, be io8 RGAING. 88 Fulton street. 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