The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1860, Page 5

~” | visit was evidently enjoyed. . led their fancy w run so far wild as to accept ment, and her fret voyage on her destined @lement, ‘be meretricious coloring and lustre of the scone for that | Alas! for the yg have had to deplore since wh and magnificent beauty which they idealize #8 Orien- | the days when the igner, entering the Pool and 1; but 1 was not carried away ay ee of tinsel | see! tbat huge iron carcass see ly covered # seen in the distance; | m: hel with the tar throng, afew | with red rust at Millwall, and asking it was, the female portion of whic! Ought not 0 have been had for answer the information that this was the Great under any circumstances, and I listened to their , by the famous engineer who assisted arse jargon . ances, aot ncir rowd his father in the ‘tion of the Thames tunnel, and | for, and could not fail to perceive ® by these, as Well as the | planned out the Great Western Railway. The log of the | olor and cut of thetr clothes, and the negligence with reat Eastern bus hitherto been marked by gravestones. which they wore chem, that they were quite unaccus- Kingdom Branell? Where is the man- vomed y' Trae, all did not answer to this f= Ta ea eevee thousand it is probable that Ubousané were ladies and geutlemen, aud were dressed Jana jucted theme! Ves a8 Such. / arp a afer as it was not much worse than was anticipa- ted, for we cannot expect [igs from thistles; and the repa- on of New York Aldermen—that is, if they have any Seputation at all—is not of Such a character as to lead us {0 expect that their frieuds are much less objectionable than themselves. ‘hatiaye you a ticket for the ball?” I heard asked previ- ‘ous to the event. “No,” was the reply, “My friends are all | gentlemen. »” The inference is palpable, ‘could have given you a ver! Bitering Ae description of pi ip Suagh of lana, bat T making the eanelice la ‘truth a6 embodied in ‘his plain, unvarniabed tale. THE GREAT EASTERN. ‘The Day of Exhibition and Price of Ad- mission Decided—Progress of the Reno- vation—Visit of Archbishop Hughes, &e., dice occurred yesterday in connection with the Great worthy of notice, save a meeting of the directors ‘at the office of Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn &Co., when it decided to open the ship to the public on Tuesday next, and to charge oue dollar a head ‘ag the price of admission. It is hardly probable, ver, that with the great emount of work yet to be done she will be ready by that time. A large hag to be gone over, cousiderable joiner work re- unfinished, paint and varnish are to be applied in quantities, decks are to be cleaned, and a thousand yne chores have yet to receive the attention of the hive of laborers, before the leviathan is really in ition to receive a visiter on board. day yesterday the engineers’ department were in covering the five smoke stacks with @ coat of colored paint—no mean undertaking, by the way; the top men were occupied in scraping down the and exchanging their black, sooty surfaces for h, clean grat of the wood. Painters on the out- ide were preparing for their work, while thirty or forty india were industriously sand-papering the leck houses and companion ways, and gi Y olin to the brass work liberally sederel ship. ‘tom of the Great Eastern yet remains untouched, wna it ie in such an exceedingly foul condition that jfest to every eye. It is said that Messrs, Sich & Mason, the agents of the aectional and b: docks, , have ‘expressed thelr ability to raise the si At nocestary for this purpose; and if so, a fine view ‘would An sog have determined also to allow the ‘shi remain where she is, and not, aa was suggested, her out in the stre Tu order to render her perfectly safe of her seven ton anchors, with immense ten incb cable chains attached will jbe dropped out into the ri on day from her starboard bow and quarter, the side pearest the dock she will be equally we ted. The connection between the ship and wi , over which visiters are to pass, will be either a cow or a raft, comfortably covered with a platform, which they will ascevd the stairs, or, iu nautical , the gangway of the vessel ‘A few parties were admitted to the ship yesterday, but ey were mainly gentiemen of the press, or those ving businces on board. In fact, it is no satis to any ove at the present time attempt to gratify his curiosity, for it will surely be at ¢ expense of soiled clothes, or the polite invitation of 0 of the busy mechanics to “ get out of the way.”” honorable exception, however, to the general rule yes- was the visit of bis Grace Archbishop Hughes, ‘was atteaded to the vessel by Mr. Minturn, one of to whom the Great Easteru is consigned. The gentleman seemed to be in rather a feeble of body, and the ascent of the long flight before he reached the deck was @ tax upon his physical powers to he is Seecomionet._. oe Fine Hail politely ied him through the tmmeuse fabric, and the the crowds coutinue unabated. From morn . but especially in the cool of the day, ‘and look on th silent wonder; but duriag it ight a ge he middle of the day, when Sol reigns severest, the ni dwindles down to a few red, Small tugs, from various localities, are hover fog jabout ‘every hour or two, and one little shell holds out inducements to a trip around the through a baud of music, and the Jaming announce- that the fare is “only ten cents.” The speculative ity on the hore is likewise visible. Every spe. : erator ae ‘sbanty is in process of erection, from which will ab sorts of profitable articles, while Groat lager, lemonade and dirty fruit at 4 pouny a slice abound by the ton. ¥ materia: drawback to present enjoyment, how. ie the dust, no stops baving yet boon taken the evil. If # mething is not Uoae by Tuesday few who have visited the Great Eastern once will juced at any cost to make the experiment again. it Js, aman who bas to stay in the vicinity requires a clean shirt and a shower bath every teu intuutes. body of the poor fellow who fell from the taffrail |. to tho water bas not yet been recovered. The other, whofell through the wheel house the same night, has since died of hia injuries, and a coroner's jury have rea- dered ® verdict in accordance with the facts. In both instances the cause was drink, the crew seizing | { Ship's Gerk; F. BR Boyd, Mercantile Manager. unity when an officer's back was turned to in A friend, and take, as one of them quaint “a slap in the mont im lerge o£0#d Will doubtiess go down to the dock ge the pent up curiosity of the week. For their fe pray for @ smart shower of cain ‘tisemeut of the Directors tix- sake, ‘The following is the adv ing the day aud price of admission STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN. Notice is hereby given that the Great Eastern will be for the reception of visiters on Tuesday, the Sd y, between the hours of wine in the moruing avd The price of admission is fixed at and ‘ifty conte for children By, onder of the Directors . H. YATES, Secretary. of ix im the evening. ‘one dobar each for 2 under twelve years of age New Yorx, July 2, 1860. ‘The following is a correct list of the officers and engi jacera of the Great Kastesn:— Vine Hall, Con mance. Fourth do.; Williau Wood, Sixth do.; Arbuthnot Eighth dv. A. Davis, asst James 1). ‘Suy the, Thirt do.; aie Carey, mh do; Willlatn Walter Jones, Oticer dames Barber, » Meseongers, James P. Watson, Sur- Lower Frederick R. » H Ramsey, Assistant Sur. i ; Henry B ‘Cox, Snperinteudent Purser; Arthur oe Purser; Frederick W. Gerlack, Accountant; Richard’ W. Carter, Store Clork; Lawrence Archdeacon, Purter'e Clork, Thomas Bold, Alexander Melenoan, Chief Pad- dle tment— John Wright, First Engineer; Robert Houston, Thomas Mosely, Jarves West, Second Engineers; Richard Child, Jamer Amos, John on, Third dugi- James ‘Atkinson, Wiliam Stereos, Walter Sung, Fourth — Screw (-partineut—James Roreson , First wehard Quirk, Sawuel Britou, George a ingore; Williaro Kive, William Bid- Alestar, Jamer Thorvton, Third kagiveers, William Drier, ‘Thomas Patterson, Jawes Horibal, Fourth Engineers. Henry D. Gooch, Engineer A GODSPRED TO THE GREAT BASTERN, From the london Telegraph, Jane 16.) To-day, Saturday, the 16th of Juue, tae Great Eastern sails for’ New York. Alter whemerable viciasitades; after perils, if not by fleld, at least oy flood; after acci- tmeots, abd discou agements nat almone akened y the great stip ™ at length under cugh. So long bad sbe inte im the Southampton water, she seewed alinost as much « ) Estero ene ae the range of buildings that bar 6 tially erect, ed on a mud by vur goveruing powers as & recepta- irrevinabie we vuln ob er to be, tbat am were found wo Aa Se Sas wyou huge HMebilr y, OF Chor Woahile would be brought from Pertemouth or the tele of Wight to visit ab once the ruins of Netiey Adley sed the baraacle rown wreck of the Groat faswru Happy. Ainister predictions Lave not tet verified paged pd ner their Worst, but this gigantic aw. . has bravely outriddeu pet alow ( (ire elemeaus, ‘but the tempest of poputar lisfaver, fhe defects ta her ‘and ber fetings hav. been —iot ue te Civoly—remediod, Repeated (ta: trips bave approved her —_ The severer orjeals of a irewiu aeciaeuton ber to Portland, and of a (urteous fur iomue at Howyhend, the incredulous, wot ouiy Wilh gard Ww Ber tre: 2 48 to ber compote deaworthi- Ne tious they found {t their eiuty in tie wieronts of the pub- lic safety to suggest have been ettect.d. Experienced en ant rivet of ber gineers have me over every ora machinery have endeavors t+ provite Got aluse myaivat ite’ probability of fours iawters, but to insure the sccuraey and «rlainty af the move ment of a chronometer for mechaninm, whose compli: cated nature is ouly sary wu ty bulk. By some unaccoiriahl+ reissues of malversa- tion, it was proved that the dick of the Wrest mastern was half rotten and wholly fuay wboard; the flaages bo- ve deen stopoed with layers of horn. rubber. and vigerogs efforts have Keel of this coiumaal ship from at siiat infested ber in to od preged pisens Penereal sopensnene of ash reat dark hall ‘Baa been roheved by a streak of che ria! color, the grim, Disek funnels bave Paiuled Croat color; aud te sa: @hied were already marveis of decoration, have ‘bean brought to tasteful richness under the gee the Great AF BALLS Ae Cleopatra's gal He hes long been felt that there war mum thing bo ln making bor too inside like m pmutoe and outeide the House of Correetion Great Eastern bas been, from the day when her were bats man with . felt satutereeted ber progrem—ia the account of her warretive of her lauuch, her equip- + tonmemalty of its, hs been heard for deeds Stoker and vi arti- joer, re were it attempt launch huge sea-monster. There “4 day afteruoon when, in mid-cba channel pee flee ee Shbéron thet are orthane, yes mosure the Gta! day phen the hope ofthe family. the bread-winner, trious laborer, was smitten by that visitation’ wl oat the indus- which wer could control. ts ingenuity mae has had to do battle against multit adverse ie ang but one by one she has van- quished the obstacles in her path, and that Teast motal foresight can prevent lics between her and triumphant arrival at her destined goal. Under management, with resources ‘and confidence wate he 2 shores of that great republic. whither will carry ic ihe is bound the assurance of the indomitable pluck and perseverance of Englishmen. She will ceived at New York by rejoicing thousands, who, once forget te acrimonies and the jealousies political will remember a. mg ag stock, our ye language, and our common and will proudly Broctaim Mbak none’ but Eglistinen Americans could bave achieved this great deed. Shostory of the Great Eastern should rewind us all that ofindvstry, like that of freedom, when once tegen tnoeperdient ever won.” It has been our duty to record alike the triumphs and the misadven- | tures of this noble ship. We have had to deplore her shortcomings, to direct attentéen to her defects t cen- sure either the ignorance or the cupidity which seemod at one time likely ree maties magnificent reer > it FeoeaE the slough of despond of an ignoble and truckiing of job! But from the commencement we hoe an despaired of the ultimate success of the Great Eastern, and it is to-day, in all cordiality and sincerity, that we add ove to the jpeeds which hail the great ship on her first journey across the Atlantic. Fires in New York. FIRE IN EAST mere STREWT—LOSS ABOUT About seven o'clock last night a fire broke out in the steam-planing mill in Eighteenth street, near ayenue A, owned by George Tugnot. The fire, when first seen, was burning near to the planing machine, and it is supposed was caused by friction of a journal. Mr. Robert Sherwood, who had charge of the premises, had just paid off the hands,and was leaving the mill’ when the fire was discovered. The dames spread ‘rapidly, and soon extended to the staircase fac- tory of Burroughs & Bane, in a rear building on the next lot, and thence to the front building, occupied by J. J. Vah Pelt, a8 an office, carriage house and stables, and by his coachman as a dwelling. All three buildings were totally destroyed. The joes of Mr. Tugnot on building, machinery and stock, will amount to about $12,000, Lusured for $8,000. Mr. Van Peit’s loss on building will amount to about $10,000, and on stock, &c., $3,000. FIRE IN BROADWAY—LO8S ABOUT $20,000. About eight o'clock last night # fire was discovered on the third floor of the building, No, 49 Broadway, in the cap manufactory of Frank & Sen, The flames spread rapidly to the upper floor, and in a short time the whole upper part of the building was on fire, The firemen worked well, but ow! height of the building had some difficulty to reac! the body of the fire. After about four hours of inceseaut labor the fire wag ¢ “ex No. 38 steam engine did sorvice. floors and root were ‘walls crushed through to the first floor: "iret floor aud basement was =a by C. Wat- son eater 1 hats and hatter goods, ase. principally by water, probably to the extent of Mr. Frank's loss will amount to about $3,000. floor was occupied by Mr. Gorge, \daaile ta fara: about $2,000. The building about Th <eeligng! ~~ 1S building could not be ascertained. Supposed, however, to be fully covered. pe ctock ef batts pe ‘xoods in No. $1, owned ‘by Martin Bates, Jr., & Co., sustained slight damage by water. FIRE IN LIBERTY STREET. About half-past nine o'clock @ fire was discovered in the building No. 67 Liberty street, on the second floor, in the Peg of Charles R. Duxbury, commission _.. were soon extinguished The los of Mr. Duxbury will amount ty ‘about $2,000; insured. T. M. Titus i Or, dealers in Yankee notions, ais0 occupied part of the second floor Their stock ‘is by fire and water to the extent of $6,000; insured. McMartin oc- cupied the front part of the second floor and the uj stories of the butiding; loss about $1,500, insured. FIREMEN'S: rionT. About half past eleven o'clock, as the firemen were re- turning from the fire in Broadway, ® row occurred be- tween Now. 14 and 20 m0 Engine Companies near the corner of Liberty street oa wae ip order, stones and other misstics were ety ea ‘and several pistol shots Bred, but we could not learn if any one was seriously in- jured: broken heads and bruised faces were the only results of the mill, Such exhibitions of prowess are un- wortby of the fireman who nobly risks his life to save the Property of ethers, and itis hoped that the Commissioners igbt this ditiouity by dismissing from the depart- ment ‘fhe aggressors in this case. Arrivals and Departures. a Haves emp, hovrnaurros stock, WH DH and a Homi tnt FAR GIA i = "Wickham. HM Sebieffelin and B Lawrence and Leg fon, © Ogden, JC Martin and ane Me Mel Mra ne Mine Mr Hixon.F Ke: R vac, JG wife, Miss Mi BO € A Meyers no4.tntally, 1G Cowan are Mr Livinae and wn. WB ev d Mis, De Beat, Mr ‘Yownsend A Mr Overby, eum, i ithe in6 Tipped ar Tater © Wayne, rds, DP Smith and ‘ams i" ses eae ha a i hrohl, seer: Geo ast Tf Paxson, ‘Onre € Kulm, Deane, - Anure® " hiro eo iy A (deur, Cheam Ts RY Getty, ATL Brahe, AD Huyretter, & x Harsha, ‘aidren, John @ Stoan, John H vi e, J Ray a M Smiley, Peter Adama, ¢ tis. C Noonan, » Pert, Ke 4 hv stes i ap i jentre! aed chia. ee When PEA Myer Taken Re lire: Avgust Reich, ¥ av annab, Nscnse, NCarvaire Bet linger pnd indy, NYork; b Dobme umore: Je Hreok wekdlerl, York; Frank fehreeder, 40% etn Bt ew nder’ Rivers, do; Jcbn Californie, fe ee 4 igrcees Ty ee La HUrivsne—ead cibers ta owerane. Ln rrmuiler. ‘loa ise ‘pec, 5000 a Aegree of severity | | od 19: | To the harbor, the sbivy | mote their welfare at half-past ten A.M, and ¢i | floor, > | gianced of and frattored NEW YORK HERALD, Religious Intelligence CITY CHURCHES. In St, Ann’s church, Rev. Thomas Gallawtet, Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, service for deaf — mutes at balf-past three, P.fM. ; for others willing te pro- ‘M. The Right Rey. Thomas Atkinson, D. D., Bishop of North Carolina, will preach in the evening. In the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner 0 Bleecker and Downing streets, Rev. Moses Ballou will preach at half-past ten o'clock, and administer the com- munion, In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of Waverley place, the Rev. Dr. Maham will preach this evening. Services at haif-past ten, four and eight o’clock. Rey, Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill Baptist church (Thirty-fifth atreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues) this morning at half-past ten o'clock, and in the evening at a quarter to eight o’clock. In the Brooklyn Tabernacle, communion services in the morning, commencing at balf-past ten o'clock. The fourth discourse of the series on the Religion of Nature will bo delivered in the evening by the pastor, Rev, William In the First Independent Society Hall, southeast corner hi ‘ Dope wien “Inthe ae ar - | of Broadway and ‘Twenticth street, at half-past ten o'clock A. M., a discourse will be given by Rev George F. Noyes. Rey. Charles C. Goss will preach in the French theatre, 585 Broadway, this evening at eight o'clock. Subject— “The True Patriot; or, Our Country’s Best Friends” —a Fourth of July sermon. In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hall, Astor place, in charge of the Rev. Robert G. Dickson, divine service will be held at balf-past ten A. M. and half- past seven P.M. INVITATIONS. Rev. David Magie (son of Dr. Magic, of Elizabeth) has received aud accepted acall to the Firat Presbyterian church of Mendham, Morris county, N. J. Mr. Charies R. Paimer, of Albany, N. Y., has accepted sneha tee tated eee eat society in Salem, Mass., to become their pastor, and will be ordained on the last Wednesday in August. Rev. N. A. Prince, late of Bethel, Conn., has received © at Masonville, and accepted @ ert the Congregesiogal church in Harpersfieid, ware county, N. ¥. INSTALLATIONS. Rey. J. 8. Joralemon, formerly of Newark, N. J installed’ pastor of the Reformed Dutch church of” Fair: view, Ill, om the 16th ult, Rev. Henry L. Dickerson was installed over the church at Danville, ind., on the first Sabbath of May, by a com: mittee of Green Castle Presbytery. Rev. Herrick Johnson was installed assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Troy, N. Y., on the 28th of June. RESIGNATION. Rev. Fred. T. Brown, pastor of the Westminster Pres. | byterian church in Cleveland, Ohio, bas tendered his re- | signation on account of inadequate support, DEATH IN THE MINISTRY. The Right Rev. Archbishop Blanc died suddenly at bis residence in New Orleans on the 20th of June. Archbishop Blanc was a native of France, and was ordained priest in the diocess of Lyons; in 1817 | he came to the United States with some twenty or thirt} sunt (the Rev. Father Maenhaut among the number), whe were brought out by the Rev. Bishop Du- bourg. “The greater number of these young priests were Ped in zanntis at the seminary, there to learn the Bug Mr. Blanc, being already conversant with ore on Wats peste yy by the’ bishop curate of Natehea. re he remained several months, until re- placed by Mr. Macuhaut, when he removed to the of Pointe Grape, in Louisiana. He remained in that parish until 1822) In 1822 he was transfer’ to Baton Rouge, La., whore be lived until 1951, In 1881 be was ‘to New Orleans by the Rev. jeoker, Who had soecens , aud succeeded him, fo his turn, in being on the $4 of that year. From em tied of his death he lived in New jul of the intercats of the ita, ip, ranpenoe for the un blemished purity of hielife, and beloved for bis univer. wal kindness and charity.’ In 1864 he was appointed good Gime SieRi completely up, and De Archbishop, At the time of ie death the reverend pre- late was in bis sixty-eighth year. NEW CHUROBES. The corner stone of the new Presbyterian church of Montrose, Pa., was laid on Wednestay, June 15, with ap- ‘upper propriate ceremonies. Ou Wednesday re the chapel just erected — at Englewood, N. J., was dedent od to the worshi » of God, and at the same time a pastor was installed over the con’ gre gation. ‘The new Second Presbyterian anal in Pittsbarg, Pa., was dedicated on the 24th of June. MISUKLLANEOUR. Last Sunday was a goud day ia the West Twenty. 5 | street Eres Presbyterian ebureb in this oy. eee™ Clark , anpounced his pups ‘ast cent wean tj fab pron wow One year ago the church owed $23,000. Rev, J. Isham Bins, of Shelburne, Vt,, bas becdme rector of the Episcopal church at St. Johosbury, vt. Rev. Kimund Rowland, of Trinity college, Hartford, bas become rector of the Episcopal church at Brattleboro, Vt. Rev. Dr, Bushnell has returned to Hartford, Conn , from Minnesota, ‘The Rey. Dr. Murray, now on a visit to Great Britain, has come Jato collision! with the aatt-shy. pros and | eee Oe re They fate him of. eiay with slavery in thie country. He replies that “‘there are other Sil tng paid Sti cloey in + people business and bearing false witness: our neighbor.” Rey. Hiram Greig, of Baraboo, Wisconsin, has been pointed exploring missionary, te’ labor within the boun of the Eresbyte of Dayton. ae Presbytery embraces & territory as te of much of it missionary ground. tory Reporter, of Chicago, notices the recent organizetion of several churches. Ove at Jackoou' nL mf yy 3 tamed The Weetiainster ebireh; soa et Ay |., consisting of ten members; oue at Hyde ‘of Unlenge, counlating of twelve meuabers. Severe Storm in Boston. L088 OF LIFR AT BRIGHTON — DAMAGE TO THE SHIPPING, ETC. {From the Boston ting, June 2.) The violent storm of yesterday afternoun. did mach domage to the public parks of our city, and it will be fortunate for those whe ecbanced to be on the water if they escaped without injury to life and limb. trees on the ai op Tremont street, in front of the Granary Burying Ground, were considerably in- jored. The walk last evening was covered with brokea limbs and branches, a bolng of quite large stm. trees ware tajered, ‘alee oe heavy raim. It will Fequire conaiderstt time and much labor to repair the waiks. heehee far oat is Se senreen ee and old elm—whi ears bas been the prom: \ nt feature of our beautiful amen Man. reader#, now, gray with age, wili, asthey read this para- graph, recall Pleasant associations of childhood’s hap- vy beneath the shade of that pobie old = ‘What a chapter of events it might recall if gifted with speech. ‘But its greatness has departed, its beauty dest epectacie, Inst’ evening, to tne Tt was a nad ‘ho lingered around the ruins, tw what- Tver mementacs they ‘gould collect” ts the pale moon: tight, that portion w wekich wa was epared looked like @ ange giant Fborn of half ite massive proportions. ‘The north. erly veetion of the tree broke from ite main trunk, near the ground, snapping in ite fail the thick iroo braces which were around the entire tree. A person who wax near by deacriber the erash, a the great limb foil over, a# being terrific. Susie purtion of the limd must be from tn to fourteen inches iw diameter—the largest half of the trank is still standing. Thie will probably be kept alive if the trunk s got tov much injured. Asad aud fatal accident cocurred at Brighton. A Mr. Goodnow, residing on Tigh street, wie hax a mutton stall to Gerrish market, this city, was instantly killed at the ta table by a lightning bolt! He had just been helped to 4 cup of tea by hi Although doubtful if Another report from Hrightop—i( may have grown out of this—was that two men were jostantly killed, under ® shed, and a third was so muck injored thet he died rovm, ards. According to reperi) they had gone uader 4 shed, and were on their wagons (reat) waiting to start for Boston, when the ‘fui’ descend ‘The house of Stephen Lewis, at Weedynd, Lynn, war ftruck by lightuing yesterday sftersyon and slightly damaged. Ne ene injured. By treee on Chartes rtrect were tnrned ont by the And ome on the inkide wee Diev p across the mail wae jostie’. abuut in rather am oem Care Hewes, Cap ing for Ma la- hi wife. Uberremenious manu r frock wharf, was struck oo the meat, which was «ptiatered. Two of the crew were #tunned, but neue tryored. A ‘achooner near Cr * laa a ner vnt the ty lage and somewhas toss | ages The Harbor Poliee report thas when the storm was soon coming, there were some tea o ; a dozeu small boats in the harbor in sight, and wheo ft passed over only two of them were to be meen. (is would indicate ome Lives most be lowt. ‘The steam tug Walpole ‘reported tat while coming up the harbor with «ship, iw tow, fur bomta were seen vom up. A stevecore’® boat attached to the tug war | > ag the #tern tal on off, so that the boat filed and evn Aman whe come that & man wee reeeted fy 8 eel boat with Vy the others murt ‘be Wharf boats bad not ‘ved Inet evening, aad it ie fear ed some of them are enpeized ‘The howe DH Congrear sireet wos atrock by lightning and the bricks the cb: y thrown ts every direetion, some enteripg the eeite «6 The Nghtaing the poof ppanite, * \t Purchase atrcet, in Hancock street, but Chimneys were thrown f one ip Cauporidge ety oi infuret that we | ry being ‘one to ‘be parker in ¥, and alse to trem wnt bu icingr # |The stortn die not extend norta te far as Lawrence with the Rev. L. M. hee yh chet) j she wan alo prostrated te the | 1 At last wecounts i wae) from Fort Intependence stated | + the land, whe said he was SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1860. | Terrible Tragedy Last Night. | | TNO MEN SHOT—7HB MURDERER ESCAPED, rector, | A horrible tragedy occurred last night, a few minutes before twelve o'clock, in thé vicinity of Rightoenth street snd Third avenue, in whitch two men were shot P. | aud instantly killed by a third persom. ‘The mumes of the killed are John W. Mathews, produce dealer in Jefferson Market, and John Walton, who recent- ly resided at 258 West Twenty-third street, The name of the murderer we bave not learned. It appears that the deseased persons and the murderer bad a quarrel of some nature, and that they accidentally met at the hour named above, at the corner of Figh- teenth street and Third avenue. The murderer immediate. ly pointed a pistol at Walton and shot him in the head, behind the ear,and then ran up Eighteenth street to Irving place, and then down Irviog place, pur- sued by Mathews, who overtook him near Sixteenth Street, when Mathews was turned upon and shot in the | breast in the region of the heart. He fell, exclaiming “1 am killed!” “0, Pm a dead mani” The murderer ran up Sixteenth street towards Fourth avenue, crying Police.” Walton was taken into the drug store on the corner where be was shot, and his wound attended to, but he survived only afew minutes. Mathews was also carriod toe drug store in Third avenue, but he ceased to breathe before arriving there, Lieutenant Mulian’s Expedition — Pro- grees of the Military Road, dic. Through our Pacific coast files we have intelligence of Lieutenant Mullan’s expedition, which, during the past fifteen months, has been in the field opening and con- structing a practicable wagon road from Fort Wallah— ‘Watlah to Fort Benton, fme months since mention was made of the fact that the party had met with a dimster in the very heart of the Rocky Mountains, resulting iv the loss of many animals and the exposure of the men to the inhospitable clements which hold in that high northern latitude, Weare glad, however, to learn, by recent dates, that the expedition was well sheltered and protected throughout the winter at “Can- tonment Jordan,” on the St. Regis Borgia rivor, Washing- ton Territory; and bave taken advantage of the approach: of spring to resume operations upon the road—extending the line this season to Fort Benton. From the time that Captains Lewis and Clarke visited the northwest region down to the present period, the pro- position to connect the Columbia and Missouri waters, bas unremittingly occupied the warm and zealous con- sideration of some of the ablest mon of the coun- try. Unfortunately, the prospective amount of toil that would be required—and the fivancial sum peeded—all seemed as 80 many insuperable ions against establishing the communication. Thus, a half century was a to roll away without the plan having sssumed a tangible shape; and it was only in the summer of 1868 that we witnessed a party taking the field in dowwright earnestness for the firet time. The War Department at Washington at thir time has not under ite official care a more important subject than the open- } (og of this route, which is fraught with practical results to the nation at large. The spirit of the work being eminent | \y national, aud a growing interest felt in the successive | Govements and operations of the expedition, we subjoin the most recent ascounts from that quarter regarding it. The baw animats being well grazed in the Flathead country, and no anxiety existing relative to their secu- rity till the approach of epring, the next question to bo deiermined wae as to the most advantageous dtetrtoation of the several working parties, A movntain-spur Stans 1,00 fvt tm altione intervening. between’ tho Bit. ter Root river aud the wintering point (a distance of fiiteen miles), sloping at an angle of 50 deg., and with four feet of snow, formed ! barrier between the above named points, then, 1a bene aroek am the site a, sw'earty a ky ob der $028 be 3 wi ver at as si Inake the most of the mountain ob sta. cle, a force ebaistiog =z citizens and members of the mil- itary escort were set to work packing on their bucks across the mountains, for the entire distance of fifween males, their proviawns, camp eyuipage, toni, ko. This overt and tedioan tabor was begun on the 20th Febroary, and ended the middle ef March wfalnoe then the road has: been located and constructed soe twelve miles up the Bitter Ruot; at said point all the necessary boate and fer ries are buil ‘The work abead progressed satisfactorily | towards Helogate, which the party expected to reach by July. The mapping of the line is being continued on to Benton. The artronomical department been moved | to Hollagate Letile, and were obtaining good results, A small party has been ordered to muke survey of the Bitter Root River to its junetion with the “Clark's Fork,” thence up the €. P. to the Jocko River and to the Pend-d- Oreille Mission, connecting the Miseion with the Hellegate Defile. ‘An efficient force of the escort remained at the Canton- | ment, protecting the trains, property jee. , autitsuch time | i the rund may be contracted to enable the whole body to move eastward. | The tribes of Ind ons on the line as far as opencd re. mained (iendly, whilst the Blackfeet on the east xide of the Rocky Mountaids seemed restieas as they heard of the expedition’s parsing through thetr countzy in tho summer. ‘The labors of the party so far have been eminently suc- cessful; its history is replete with a chapter of inc dents, ant i eonneetion With the isaster which befeli Steptoe in ‘58 ts well known to the country | The command is in a state of efficiency, and harmoni- ous; and we look furward to ity ultimate results with in- increased interest. city Intelligence. | ATorwano ow Staves stan SounD. —At about 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon, as the steamer Passaic was off tho | Woodbridge dock,ou her trip to New Brunswick, the pilot of the boat saw a tornado strike the water, approaching him. He immediately headed his boat for it, and had but | fairly turned her toward it,when it struck his pilot house, | perfectly demolishing it, twisting tron rods into all shapes | | and blowing pieces of giaas from the window panes deep into the hog abaft it. it was only by bard holding = the whee! that he saved himself and companion from carried into the machinery. Althongh such was jr of the gale tbat it blew the house tat splinters, yet no other part of the boat suffered any serious ta | e. After the first force of the gale had gone by, it still continued to bibw for about tev minutes 80 bard that | the powerful buat could hardly make bead against it. It has since been ascertained that one of the sashes from the pilot bouse was carried by the wind to Staten Inland The course of the torvado was froin W. 8. W. w EN. BE. The Forgery on A. T. Stewart & Co. | TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Hiaw.axns or Nervasivn, June 39, 1840. In your paper of the 28th inat., L notion’ the arrest in Poston, Mass, of @ person bailing from New York, calling | himself Jobn 3. Gibbons, for forgery upon Messrs. 4 T. Stewart & Co: Aw I believe there is no other pe:ron of tat name in New York, with the exseption’of my nephew and myself, he man be have made use of the name ci ber accident of dew JOHN J. GTRBONS. No, 119 West Twentieth street, New York. Hon. Sidney Avenue Hote! Hon. J. T. Mason, of Maryland; Hou. Mr. Hale, of Syra cue; Hon. KE. B Maynard, of Auroria, aro stopping at cho | Astor House Capt. H. Hunting, of the United States army, is ping at Coad. wa Howl. H. D. Gooch, James Kirkpatrick, feq., ant J ‘Taylor, Feq., wi! = Hagland; T. Ward, sq., ‘and Mr Prado, Eaq., both of Washington, are stopping at the New York Hotel. Breese, Of Ll.aols, is stopping at the Filth 8. DraMard, Faq., Qief Engineer, of the Director, and’ G New York Central Padirosd; BH. Ho Heurton, Paq., aud W. F. Leeeh, Feq. entra! Rail road, TS. For Tenac Butts, Feq., H. Sibley, Fig. all Diroctars | of the Americab Twlegraph Company, are stopping at she St Nicholas Hote. T. B. King, Feq., of California: BH Owe frq., of Hartford, F. Rousseau, Req., of New Orlean Fag., W. 1. Hill, Feq.,'A. Underwoot, Baq., Bt. Ryan, Fag.) and Hi. S’ Morgan, Beq., all of Toxas, are stopping at the Lafarge House. Draw tegs of Fra: Hreadbents & Co. Deinw are Lacierion — ee Goemrr, cians 196, Joe 90, 160 46, 41 , 57, 24, Ws, Ge, 2% ik apetintom Lorton’ & 4, 23, 9, 7H, 34, 4K, FRANCE, HE) Managers, Wiimingwn, Pelaivare, | Parchesers of F' Cr ke Pam ply Of desir ping, te their slow For cn A teh anacrtment can ba octained | commer of Maiden | e kept | Re i * Tore, shold cee no Lime in tion op the Fourth of tnt wt present at FDGEs depot, 172 Bruna w: fame, where none but Kdge's penuine gords Straw Hate=76 Conta, Broadway White, ¢! Pury Genin’s, 613 Haceer, Ahead.—New Shapes 16,000 ditt from auction, One dolinr exch India Gauze Unde: rts, Linen Draw, ern sr torte nt fur an ole Depot nd © Wiliam Sireet. ove duce norih of Maiden OM. TRACT, Agent, Shirte Made to Order. Shirt Manufactory, 22 Broadway. Perfect Feetin, moor Semmer Styles. Moh phe A on hand an immenne variety of ai) (he Intent « ” CAs rae SUA Gores FEASWEL qurte, Pabon oo ‘ pk @o., | DPAL RTS do. H Lt eThh 40, BATU, be, te., he | away 40, be, pele moa. te every wart ot to, OF Storr Under Wene Pou bette o nmutactarsd wR | C., wife of Martin Barter F | Seventh evans soa Piny | te 5 Drawings of the Delaware Gente Lette- | afternoon, at three o'clock. The friends of the Gunity ara ries. ‘OOD, EDDY & CO., Managers of thy invited pay without further notice. swans, YAN WisenR) STATE LOTTRRIES. Sraxpoxy.—In Brooklyn, on , Jone 2, Jom ARR—EXTRA ey June 9, 1860. ds 61, 70, 73, 33, 10, 46. Be. Gis 4: 04 Bey 8, $1 Seen tative of Doveste,Wigy th Wine Oiass Ni re ie ls friends, am thoee of is nephew, Charl Finca; 71, 38, 8 3, 2 x%, 27_ 66, 19, 35, oo, “4, 70. | aiso the friends of his late partnor py eanen ced? Sra ie ii Oitmaa Sergey rit tt ay mr 01 ay) afternoon, D, RDDY & 00.» BL reioek, from hia tate renidence, 2 Wlongiby rene, cor July Fourth, ane Every Day this Week, ner of Ryerson street. remal 6 taken @ the Prot Pow! Ceme'$ry of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, for interment, Cin | ea neat ded acme bom eee eet Resohiye phs.— 5 iiliamson's The friends and ‘pequaintances of the i those muninaren Gata taeie, taretin eee ite tae, ‘Two forty ume | of her son James, are respectfully invited to attend the peeerel oe two o'clock, from her lale residence, 98 Hudson avenue. Her remains wil be sangria rd Sons’ taken to Greenwood for interment. Square Panos are, for ive | Albany paperé please copy. ‘arerooms # and 8 Walker strect. _— = uments Ra vent sig Spring Bed nd 7 WHO = eK ar and Mattrenreonsbined. SEGARS.—0! 01 ‘The cheapest, most And comfortable. “6's Prowdway. | £A. to $0 per ‘The ch is niensta Now : Broadway. Whiskey.—8. ‘T. Sult’s rrr Bars ya weet. Grover & bm My Notseloss Bow! Ma i seam scabies HES i Ppa iLLINo COMMUNITY. ae ae Scbeidam Aromatic pte! fp ge iiresteaaet | Slereny Greey ge of gen cna eat will be de pn Ea a aa te Lachacaeal wolr! ry ar INGER 4 00, 45 Brondwas. aoNne BRANDY PR eid Wihon’s "3 Sewing Machines. Office 606 Broadway, New York. a. stitch and abutte § Mechines. sigapocon LLNS, 480 Brosctway, N. ¥. for Wheeler & Wil- cast sted ad Pen ema ess Milward’s Needles, goN’s SEWING MACHINES. ‘Theae Necdies ure roth Sy ‘the best doubie P} English cast wtietire SUPRED, MILWAHD, i Warren treet, N. Y, Glass Shades, for Covering Clock s, Vases, daskels of dowers, 8. sa + A PARDESSRS, 32 Patt shreet, N.Y. bitsy Best monty, y Machinos tmthe baw ml $50 to $60. 1M. SINGER & CO., 458 Broad’ B hon Troe lar New York. Patent Champion Filre and Safes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray atreet, B tiful Complexion.—Laira’s Liquid pronounced by medical men to be the only beantider that will remove diseases of Sold by drujggists. Pria- cipal depot 439 Broadway. VER! Omer hOTER oie he only sure extermin stor of Rate OVER ia and Mice, Garden Insects, Ants, Touches and \Water oe depot 612 Broadway. te od by all reayechable arse Ba: lcopherous fs the 8 Best and Srugrin Cristadoro’s Hair is ond a ‘The best in the wourld. Filemio Sed tetall, ‘and the Bye privately ‘applied, at No, 6 Astor House. Batchelor’s W - rovements surpassing I) Band” no turning up sb heated term, Ur. HOLLOWAY. confidently recommel Balsamic Ointment as a safe and reliable antidote, hind—no shrinking 1 Dr. Marsh Continues to Apply his Ra- Cg permanent cures of O0., No. 2 Vesey 6, N. ¥. gical Cure Truss with suenese in or rupture. bE & bot water. ee Dok Liberal discount wo grocers’ No. Washington a —_—_—_—_—X—X—X—X—X—XJX—yl_ Married. .—In Newbur; ae on P germ day, June 27, by Rey. Wiliam orton, D. D., Banxes, of New York city, to Miss ee’ EC tear sews hepoer pleoh Downex—Wn.vams. —In Jersey City, on Tuesdey, June 19, at the house of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Wm. Farmely , Pear J. Downns to Saran E. Wittiam, daugh- ter of George Williams. Storraxi—Howx—On Monday, June 25 Dr. Price, Cuas. ¥. Srorrant to this city. eae both of ——_—_ Died. Banter.—On Friday, June 29, of consumption, Eramw aged 24 years, ‘the relatives and fr of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 89 Hamilton stivet, this Sunday (afternoon) at two o'clock, ‘Witbout further notice. Han Fraveisce (Cal.) papers please copy. Breenxay.—On Saturday, Jone 30, diseare of the beart, Mr. Joan Brennan, in the Sith year of bis age. His friends aue those of the family are particulacly in. vite d to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 2 Firet avenne, th Sunday) after wo, at three o'clock ‘CAVANAGH.— Thomas CAVANAUGH, @ native of thé parish of St. Jobns, county Sligo, Ireland ‘The friends of the family and those of his cousins, Patrick and Michal McGowan, are requested to attend The faberal, from his fate resiienee, No. 113 Baxter street, on Monday ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. Savannab papers please co) Coxnxory.—0n Friday, June 29, Brpcrt Coxnoxr, a na tive of the parish of Clucp, county Leitrim, Irciand, aged 36 years. ‘he tuner two o'clock il take place thir (Sunday) afternoon, at 1m her late residence, 268 Fast Kighteenth At his residence, 84 Canal street, Jersey City, owurn CooGAN, a Pative of county Meath, Ire in the 68th year of bis age, afer along and te. Miners diow: ‘The friends of the femily are respectfully ited to at. 4 Canal tend the funeral, trom the residence of bis sou street, this day (Sunday), without further noti Philadelphia papers please copy Dusx.—On Friday evening, June 29, after a short ill which she bere with ‘resignution, Saxaw LUNN, 1 danghter of Robt. Dunn, aged 18 years, @ mouths ays. frietds of the family are respectfully Invited to at. tend the J, ths (Sunday) morning, at ton o'clock, from Bellevee Hospital. No carriages allowed to Greeu- wood Cometeny Fink. —On Saturday, June 30, Jomx D. Frvr, youngest fob of Diederich and’ Marie Fink, eged 1 month and 25 tances of the family are respect fuperal, from the corner of on Monday s{ernova two o'clock. Kunty—Suddenly, on Saturday, June 90, Evore Hevay, coo of James and Margarei Kelly, aged 10 years day 29, Fincuics Keo, aged 29 ny tives of the family are respectfully ¢funer', this (Sunday) afternoon, at d nee, southeast corner of 4 wtreet Lockux.—On Friday morning, June 2%) Cravoree C. Loanum, the ath year of his age. The freoes remy! the Pay 4 invited wo atte are respectfully d Universalist ets, this (Sun dey) afternoon, at hi e o'clock, without further notice. The members of Rureka Lodge, and the masonic travernity w ly are renpectfully iwvited. Also, ccm: pany A, Nivth regement. His remains will be taken to Cyprest Hille G + interment. Mani —At the f the Visitation, Georgetown, D. ¢., of cousumpt @ Tuesday morning, June 26, Many Acs Masi, called in religion St. Marie Louise, fogew OT years Marrimeny. —On Saturds: Laveane Macrommeens, 0 Ub The fePUs Aba TelAtiveR 6 June %, of consumption, th year of his ag the family are respectfully iuvited t attend te funeral, on Mowday afternoun, at thiee o'cleck, from his late residenes, No. 27} Chrystie atrvet Wekmuxy. —On Saturday, June 90, Sacer MoKrvuer, fged Sly ere, Lmonth an! 18 dey a, formerly of Mowside, oourly Aptrim, Ireland ‘The (riends abd reintivew, also the active, honorary and exenji memoers of Jackson Regine Company 24, the alives {the Hire Deparuneot, and the ib general, alto the members of the Jack eepecttuly ip rited to the funeral, from the honte of dackros Kagine Company 24, 279 Woat uth etreet, this (Sopday) aftern: twoo'clock wna Un Raturuay marniog, June 90, Joan Moons, ge 2 year he ficeral will take piace t at three o'clo &, trom bia ine resideace, street ¢ (Sanday) afternoon, 163 Weat For Om Frivay, Jane 29, after a phort ilinens, , aged 21 Scare, 11 monthe and 26 days. Lol rently # are reapeetful’y inetted to mt tens the fureral, thit (Sanday) afteroom, at three o'clock, fr to the festdence of ker mother, Mra Moylan, No. ¥ ath roeet. Hoe remaiue wil wry tor interment Tansen—Hassan AwmiuA Michael and cara Parker, in Guoghter of the late the Sth year of her | we he frienda of the furnily, and of ber brother and ww ew, Jobe C, Parker aad Biward Dayton, are ont further notice, ty attend the funeral, this noo, At Eve o'clork, from the residence of third etreot, went Offfbird avenue. June 30, of neerie fever, Many (Sunde her brother, high Quins 0h Saturday, Cae, wiant dacghter of George F. and Sarah B |S Quinn, aged 2 years, D month and 4 days. | ‘The relative and frienda of the family are ppenty iwvited w #ttewd the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 610 sixth avenue, withent further inv.tation. ‘Tyaristos —bell asleep in Jewur, on Satarday, June 30 Jaye Teyrierom, in the S4tb year of ber age. “ibe {rience apd relatives are reepeetfully invited to at. tend ber funeral, from the Goepel Muwion, 194 Greene treet, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. sennorDen. — At Centerville, hergra comnts, &. ay morning, dune %, Jonw Wrusam, Teint oh ot Morparet Schroder, aged 2 years, @ mouths and friends and relatives of the family are reepsetfully ovited to attend the funeral this day (sunday), without further netic June 29, Mra, Mam Snr —in Jerery City, o9 oriter my fxr, eged TO years and 17 da: ‘The funeral from the residence of her | T. Smith, 28 Pevouln piece, this (Sunday) | take plane Sloat Se Con's, Gotepetnnd Elitptic rry’s T: Article for dressing, beautifying, cleasing, curling cone ng and restoring the’ alr. Ladies, uy ia by and Toapees have Im- others; natural and a enays Be Perfect ial Attention of the Fair Sex. | J, beat, and all CA es 28 Sialteesel fo ie the be thbon to Calvary Geme- | i aia T JONES’, 10 AND 18 ANN STRERT—. AL” noes and Gaiters of $3. Call'and pec them” STEES Pte Areall warranted pure and of ihe best quality, asi eric of a fruit sores, grocers, and @ ‘Trade a suppl eral erm WARD. Ee etme BELADES, No, & SPRING STREET, TWO DOORS FROM BROADWAY. MATT. CONCKIIN, VETERAN DRUMMER, PROPRIETORS. Ais0, wou Tah ac., &e., he URDSALL'S ARNIOA LINIMENT Ts prepared bss i ma with & most healing and penetraling: Lamm | oll, ‘or all Oties AND PAINS That human flesh to heir to, kis without equal. Rheumatisin, Bruises, Sprains, Pain fn the Side and Breast, Sore Throat, &c., yield to © fow applications. . Beware of counterfeits and boy none but URDS ALL'S original article. by Prise 25 cents. ILLIARDS.—SALE’S PLAYING ROOMS, NO. 49 Ps. ton street and No.8 8 Anas. Bile Billiard Palace, 6fteas tables, Court and” atid Hard Wearerncm drat Boot Boor, as waa aboves Chali for true angles. BRIOGEWATRA PAINT—TEN TRARS THATED, D, CHEAP ‘and durablos-Por roofs, outaide work, decks of tenmers, iron work, brick walls, railroad bridgen ‘ke. | Dey Maiden lane. OSTAR'S "* JOSTAR'S RAT, ROACH, CROTON BI ‘OSTAR'S"" Exterminator. cada Bed Bug Exterminator. Eleetric Powder for Insects. Ae., Moths in Furs, Ciothes, f ‘Carpets be. “COSTAR’S” Depot, 512, opposite St. Nicholas Hotet Bold by druggists and retailers every where. Beware tnitations of * COSTAR'S. VHAMPAC ES FOR THE FOURTH—JOB LOTS cheap; also Clarets from $2 $0 to $18 per case G. KB MENDUM, Importes > Corner Cedar atreet and Broad way. ARS—PABIS FABS. << New and beautiful styles, just recelved and for ¢ al GRO. C"ALVEN, 415 Broadway, one door below Caual street, GLREELEYS NOURHON WHISKEY BITTERS FO R ALts F diseases of the stomach, liver and bowels. These » fare considered the most efficacious tonic and stimulant, ‘as well ‘as the most agreeable stamachic, ever offered the pum lic, amd are a certain pre entire ‘of chilis and fever. For sal e evercy- where. BARNES & PARK, bdewisad ; %, ued Bi forte. N° GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETIT &, AND health on hoth.—Iint good digestion is a rarity in thie Dvapepsia ts as common Among us and ag wumption. And yetevery manag d womas he and swift ry medy fow engenders. No cane Ve falled toe€ (ect acure eglected, dangerous 1 diment, ts within the kno juman bein, A cane no such case has ewer oeour The ut ss fy tS ened, revitalized and toned by thisaelebrated recup erat muse perfézm the work of digestion and thoroughly Ad pt the foo It receives to the support of the system. Henee ives alk pain ard unrarineas in the digestive orgaus, Cov sullcatee the ivew elnaucity aod vigor Wo the muncie, a# .d romoroes, se wi new life, nll the amibal powers, Ss’ MMER CLOTHING AT RVANY T EVAN at RVAR® aT RYAN AT EVAN® ag ‘VvANe ar EVAN® RYAN? at EVAN? AL the mata ed arciee of nme F viene, such ae white Lin cr saene mys - 4 ipaome, Drap d'etea, asaimeres, Queen's Ci) inanet : ‘de., Ae., at ay ANS’ extensive Clothin Wand (64 Fulton street, are now being old without regard Us cont. Mt Loorely pnomioml extensive magutncturing otothin g e'ablishe vente Ghoy tee & 2 ie onde tee ry ft on band. This is either Te over. for the nam oat of Ube ety, 19 ab eres yh! br og. Im any event only ove Cr tw>apece practicn of thin setabig ted commence & closing out sale few vieeks before tbe ond ench weawon, by maraing the goods dow! i nt or tea @ sap suction: c porta ty @f providing puble au op with clotting at from ter," to Rly vee obul bees ave already Seen sdvarmee. 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