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steady at 68s. & 60s. Tallow steady; North American, bie. Rosin was steady at 49. 84. @ 4s. 64. for common. gar steady. Coffee quiet. Rico steady. Potashes quict and sales unimportant at 308, Pearls quict. Spirits tar- pentine dull at o3s. In the London markets sugar and coffe were steady. Rice aud tea flat. Tallow orm. via the Lthmus-—Strike Among the Pubiie Printers -Progres of the Eighth Census, &., &., &e! our Special Washington Despatch. Wasuinctow, July 6, 1860. ‘THR CALIFORNIA MAIL SERVICH. J@ is understood that an arrangement has been complo- ‘Ged to-day by the Postmaster Gencral with Commodore ‘Vanderbilt to carry the mails, by way of the Isthmus of Papama, tri-monthiy until the 4th of March next. Tho exact price for this serv ce has not tranapired, but is is understood to be'satisfactory to both parties, Vanderbilt ‘rusting to the liberality of Congress for relief, The mails ‘will, therefore, leave for California on Wednesday next. A STRIKE AMONG THE PeELIC Pruvtbas. The public printers, Bowman ard Ford, have not fallen ‘upon pleasant places in these Intter days, and they are now greatly exercised—firet by the action of Congress in @utting down the price of the public printing forty per cent, and secondly by tho refusal of their farm hands to do the work at the reduction, allowing them the per centage fixed in the orignal contracts. Ford’s contract with Larcoml & Engiish allows them eighty cents on the dollar fur executing the work, leaving him twenty ceats on the dollar us his pay for beiag House I’rinter. Under the reduction, Larcomb & English huve refused to allow ‘Ford the twenty per cent, and stopped the work a fow -days ago to get a new contract, Bowman and Rives have trimmed their éails and will sail on until next winter in ‘the hope that Congress will take the back track and allow the deficiencies which may be claimed to have accrued ‘apon thelr portion of the printiog, Vord will havo to give up bis interest in the House privting, if he wishes it 4 Koon, and will probably do so, relying npoa an appeal to the House to pay him for eraving the hono- of being public printer, These claims will be quite as legitimate as any which will come from speculativus upon Ure credulity aud generosity of Congress, and they will undoubtedly be allowed. There is this phase in tho printing troubles which Was not cousidered by the Printing Committee when they enggested the “reduction, in provid- ing for the protection of tho government against fraud they forgot ca provide for their political favorites, elected printers, The reduc- tion ef furty per cent from the old prices is ail well enough, and quite proper; the price will pay a fair profit to any one doing the work by hisfown facilities, but it leaves ne wmargiu of profit to pay third parties for doing nothing. Wendell could do the work for sixty cents, and make money, because he has the material and no per centage to pay; but Ford could not ges Wendell to execute the print ing for sixty ceats on the dollar and allow him twenty por cent, not of the profits, but upon the gross receipts. The whole diftieulty and the stoppage of the ‘Sprinting bave arisen from the farming out principlo, afd not from a ruluous rate Oxed by Congress, as wilh be claimed next winter, when Ford aad for relief. They simply want pay for And it remains to be seoa bow far Congrese will countendnuve this species of gratuity to political beg- gars. The Atoypage of Laccomb & English seems to endanger Uw clect.oncering dvcuments of the Coveds Committee, 100,000 copies of which are tobe printed by thom. The acpublican le re are endeavoring to mect tho diffleulty, fand will no doubt succeed, 80 far as their report is con- corned. There has been great tribulation In regard to the public printing, und if It be true thet through great tri- ‘Dulation we reach a happier state, the printers are on the highway to perfect glory. In addition éo their trouble about the reduction of the price of print- ing, the printers are worried as to whethor the re- striction goos furward or backward, and the authorities fail to relieve them upon that poimt. Goneral Scott was potty aaxious about a “fro in the rear’ as the pub- dic printers aro about the reduction before and behind. ‘Superintendent of Public Printing, Hewrt, upon whom » devolyts the duty of preparing the Printing Burean by March 1961, will make arrangemeuts for Weudell’s establishment, beyond a peredventure, There is a pow- erful loes! Influence here to secure such a result, and it gannot be wvoited. Several prominent citizens are in- Zerested jn tis matter, The intorests of that portion of the city demand that the public printing establishment shall De kent where it is, and Mr. Heart is too pliant am individual to withstand the pressure that will be put epoa fim. So Wendell tarns op in clover aftor all. ENPRERSMRASCE OF RUROPEAN POWRRS LN MEXICAN AFFAIR, It was not cot!) Senor Almonte, accredited to the courts ‘of France and England, bad extended his diplomatic mis- sion to Spain, that her Catholic Majesty lately gout a “Minister to the goverment at tho city of Mexico. This course on tho part of Spain obtained additional sig- wiflcance from the fact, that both France and England have, it will be recollected, recently despatched new Ministers to that republe, These European governments, it is reliably ascertained, aro now engaged in renewed edforts to efiect a reconciliation of the coutending partied in Mexico. Our own government, as heretofore, de- clines to take part in the arrangement, which promises ‘more success than when the Juarez government waa elated with the hope, now deferred, of consummating & Sreaty with this government. In qtmrters well informed regarcing ¢!plomatic affairs no apprehexsion is entertained of hoetile demonstrations ‘vy Spain against Mexico, as haa been reported, tho belief prevailing that her conduct will be in accordance with tho conciliatory programme initiated by France and England concerning the contending factions. It {is further repre- ented that tho policy of Spain is peace, and that while sobe avoids ‘cntangling alliances’ she is conaolidating her power, in view of the part ehe may be called upon to act whould Barope at a future day be (uvolyed in a general war. PROGRESS OF THE CENSUS TAKING. ‘Oficial information bas been ressived at the Consus Citic of the completion of their duties by some of the Aa- sistant Marshals in eeveral of tho States, and the samples of work whi have Veen transmitted to ue bureau ind!- cate the general execution A the work ins manner highly ‘satisfactory. It is tho first time in tho history of the government that the cenvus of any district to the Caited State bos been Completed within a month of the time zed by law fur the commencement of the enumeration. appear that the instractiong have, been well 1) would ondorsiced ond faithfully executed The number aal stents ie aboot @ve thou u of this work will yas of dollars Uhrough- The po of the Inet, or seventh census, wy three hundred thousand dollars. UAg TROUTORAL Ath ks. Geoeral baa given an opinion in favor The Attorney of we cement of the suma paid for tho om- penses cf the Territorial Legistatare of Ctah by scting Seeretary Hooper, who is now dclegate from {hat Territe- ey. Mr d Young after the death of Mr, Babbit, in 1968, and aa act. | ing Secretary he iseued serip for the pay of mombers of the Legisiatucy and for other necestary disbersementa, | amounting to several thousand dollars. The Attormey Genera) bolls that the acts of an ofllecr le facto, aro to third persons good and valid, and tbat vouchers at- ‘weted by Hooper are sufficient. INTLAN TROUBLES IN SEW ETXIO0. Advicve bave been received here to-day frum New Mex 400, coufirming tho intelligence received a day oF two) eluce by teleg in regard tothe renewed hostilities of tye begs Indians. It appears that they aro again in the fehl, several thousand strong, and are committing dust frightful lepredations upon white settlers, murder g Womes wad children, and carry ing off their property. ‘The seeeante Witeh tayo been received are of a mos Prarireoding Charseter, POUNTN OF JTLT AT THF SATION CT Carrrat. ) dnet gow bold bigh court here. Jooper was appointed irrogularly by Brigham | com NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1860.—TRIPLE port after a few Earp days to September, The heat aod t - THE DEAT PENALTY. tis canting BalUg {presens pocket pl Kven MISCELLANEOUS es a al Owing to the large drafts on the Treasuwy duriug the | Exeeution of Rev, Jacob 8. Harden, the most of tne paat week, it i@ Sal! that not much more than two mitiloa Wife Poi . es 7 wna peered dollars remain as available Lalance. The reiesue of five neomer. Don dissipated frow The most Sensitive millions in Treasury Lowe bas, Mowevcr, alorded » wens: pcre) ourt room, overlooking the bie relief, Bersiprmy, No, Duly 6, 1860. the execution, apd shese were like private bo Ing whom We w 6, by ChOiCe par. urprised than pained Tr the yard, close by table louking man, hokliog his little boy of e Sears by the hand, and in splice Gf remenstrance aud persuasion be refused to he execution of the Rey 4b Belvidere al neon te day. fave all tbe particulars w made public lu regard ty Jaood S. Harden took piace Jo vor report yesterday we eb have been authentically conduet siuce bis trial. Private letters from Arizoua confirm the stat the discovery of rich anc extensive gold ¢ the consequent geurral excitement om the eurjcci. Minister McLane will s.0a retura from Mexico, as has mente of and been ascertained from an authentic source Paes ve passin ree 2 Att ee well vetad a Ww take hls child pi say ing jt it Ei 5 rienda, and pageed many hdurs alon is brother, o re outhtul mled Ww ot . - Parnas wae ‘| Gat pity. the children thos early familiarized with engaged in singing, prayer and conversation, The eon- versation belween Harden and hie visiters was moatly | upen religious Bubjects, aud Le repeatedly expressed bis belief that he was fully prepared to die. In the evening he wae visited by his spiritual advisers, the Rev. Messrs, Day apd Kirk, There aro a great many rumors afloat in ro- gard to his confession, a briof abstract of which we gave yesterday, and several parties claim to have possession of the document. It ia stated that $3,000 bas heen offer- ed for the copyright of this confession, but that all suck offers have been refused. Wo are authorized to state, howover, that Hardon placed bis confession in the hands of his brother yesterday, and that it will not be publish- ed without his father’s consent, which, we believe, will not be obtained. Mr. Harden, senior, is a plain looking bard working farmer, and hag expendod bis little all in the vain effort to avert from his son the penalty for his heinous crime; and it is strongly urged that the confession shonld be pablished in pamph- let form, and the procecds devoted to recom- pensing Mr. Harden for his great outlay, and preserving him from that poverty which, coming in addition to the On | disgrace Leaped upon hin by hia son’s thisdecds, like ‘al days | weight added to weight, will drag him to a sudden grave. Lolty ] Neither of the Hardens were in Belvidere during the exe- cution, and Mrs. Harden did vot see her son after bis con- viction, but bas passed moet of her time upon a sigk bed. It is not improbable that she will soon follow her #on, so dearly loved, aud-6o unworthy of even @ mother’s allee- ton, Arrest of Hoffman, the Alleged Defaulter of the Pacilic Steamship Com Sd Unica, N.Y, duly 6, 1800, Frederick Hofman, the missing secretary of the Pacile ‘Mall Steamship Company, was today arrested uoar Tren- ton Falls, Oneida county, by officer Hugh Masteréon, the independent corps of railroad detectives. Hoffman is arrested on the charge of forging two checks of fifteen hundred dollars each, He is aleo concerned in an over: Aseue of stock of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to thd amount certainly of $150,000, an:i peghaps much more, Officers have been in purauit of Hoffinan since May 21. ‘Tho prisoner is now in custody. He denies that he is the man songht, sithough he bas been identified by partic here. horrors@f which youth slould be inaoveat y igaoranti ‘The sight of this Kittle boy ao near the dying — young life locking up at death—affected many whom of agony could have moved. THE FAVRER OF MRS, BARDEN, the murdered Indy, applied, it was stated upon authori- ty, forfpermission to witness the execution, but was re- fused by the Sheriff, at Harden's especial requeet, and from motives of propriety. Such ax epplicatioa, coming from a man of Mr. Dorland’s respectability, was remark- able, and pained his best friende beyond measure. For their sake, not less than for his own, we hope that the statement was untrue, and cen scarcely give it credence, ht of the jur fares Bre re, oe Civee Be BER = rden’s trial were present, The fey eee kept standing in the jail yard for sn hour and a half, ilarden sain closeted with bis minlaterial. advisers, and sen yet exercises, During ail this time the noises outside the jail continued, and the shouts and laughter of the crowd could be distinctly heard even in the condemned cell. ‘The roof of barn broke down under the ere eter upon it, and soon after the limb of a cherry adjoining yard, broke ol, with a great crash, ae to the earth with it some dozen pereons who oping Like bees, upom thie frail support. Upon both of these occasions, the yelling, hooting and outery of the veoale defied description ; and the company inside yard, losing all Eelf-control, rushed “uy iia ws to peer over the wall, or shouted their inquiries to the occupants of the windows above. A man, whose game wo wore unable to ascertain, was so injured by the fall from tho cherry tree in his fe od pine of. With such eee eon and in vending an ve! poor photographs demned an id autiks Ty dir of area acd os tho foot of bis ga sallows—the time wore Away until gbout hall pr one o'clock, when the Sheriff gave the order to * fall k,’! the heayy door of the jail swung open, and With arma closely piuioned t his elles, and the fatal Heavy Storm at the West. CarcaGo, July 5, 1800. ‘The Peoria papers say that the heavicst rain and thon der storm that ever visited that portion of the State pass- ed over Peoria on Sunday night, doing a large amounat of damage. On the Bureau Valley Railroad sovea bridge were washed away between Peoria and Washinzton. the Logansport and Peoria road it will take to repair the damage. The loes to farmers in to of Peoria, it is estimned, will reach $50,000. Explosion of a Tug Boat—Four or Five tad Killed—Others Wounded.. Dergorr, Mich., July 6, 1860. the tag boat A. S Field exploded her bo at hall past eigut o'clock this evening, biowing the vessel to fragments aud instantly killing, as is supposed, four or Give porsons and injuring three others. § 41 persons on the wharf and adjoining vessels were also badly in- ve YESTERDAY EVENING the crowd began to pour into Belvidere from all direc tions, on foot, in carriages and by railroad, avd by nino clock T. M. every hotel was crowded and almost HARDEN APPEARED, posry every private house had ite quota, A detach. | noose artistically coiled about his neck, and walked by ment of the Warren Bites, General Perrine’s | the side of the Sherif up the steps of the gallows. Har- A Murderer Hung by a Mob. bodyguards, arrived in town to gnard the Ja! | dou seemed as cali and composed ss during hig trial, wails during the execution, aud paraded through the streets. Great disappointment was experienced at the execution taking place ia the jail yard and not in public, meny left fowa in the early trala thia morning fr Cincaco, July 6, 1880. Kophart, the murderer of Mre. Willis and her two chil dren, near Batavia, lowa, last. woek, was bong in that pincé yesterday by & mob, numbering two t and walked along with his head slightly bowed downward and hia eyes directed stra'ght before bim. He was drossed tp the clothes be wore during bis confinement—an old, shabby bine dress coat, a pair of black eloth pants, and odred apd equcxce, Harden did rot sleep much during the | ehoes of patent leathe ie Kev. Messrs. Kirk, Mey and fifty. eS, aed pegs, ue i, Syading the Bivic; | Matthwws, and three frieude, acvoinpanied blu 'y pet “y perfectly composed ai fold. ’AU kuelt, t hats, Altercation and Death, tel pancesaedl, however, and conversed cheerfully npoa | £08 tisracht drerint once cee ence ee fae tanned a! Barriwory, 6, 1800 chtion, “His brother left fim at | wards, uttered in a low murmnr on ejacniat: wl, gad Aman narmed Lemon had an altercation with John Cor four o'clock P. Bf ped. -duriag Ps agg pene See to forgive him and to’ be wil ; a sip a ver jeuds, calling upon Jesv# Christ to save him in beaven, perce Frerey Heys? Cle, Mayes orks, ban th the remainter of his | silence which provaited was eudden, and painfi former struck tho latter in the hoad with a hamuner, * Ppasteboard cards, “Good | tense, and the coademmed man's ¢bokad and burried mur. which caused his death this morning. and these he bad } gore could be indistinctly beard in the remote totouny of bis acquaintances as momentoes, It is > te gay thai these tokens were cazeriy sought otinv ing (he day” ecme were sold at oxtraragant 6 of the yard. ‘This prayer occupied but two or throe memeass, and then, rising, Harden stood facing the Sheri upon the fatal’ drop, lad the nooso was uncolled Lypianavou, Ind., July 5, 1860. pricee. from his peck aad attached to the iron hook pendant A fie in this city last might destroyed the clothing store 3P MORKING re unpeetes with the roe ghee 2 Of Meyers Brothers, Loss $5,000, 0n which the insurance | The *Ky wor o7ereast wi(h Clouds, but a HOON approach that + of the drop, he gave directions to t , re MP gers 5 r . npon a preconcerted Signal th hould be cut fs about $4,000. The hardware store of J. W. Wilsob, ad. J 0 CevmPlonai rifle of sunshine retieved the gloom, and | gyi-anen, tarning balfround, he shook haads with his jotning, was injured by fire and water 40° the amount of | Me morning wae most fresh aud heantifel. The streets | weeping friends, and calting each one by name said, ver ‘$600, of the villoge wore lined with carriages and crowded | Gistinetly, but i» lew tones, “Good bye” A vi glazed cap was then drawn over his face, the handieer: chief with which the signal was to fy bis right hand, and the knot ad, caf. Thus pipioned and masked, he and without the stightcet mk rs bye” to the She With people, who came ponring fo from all sections of the surrounding conntry, from Fasten, Treoton and Phila- delpbia, and across the Delaware from Penueylvania. ‘She contre of wlrection wae the Court House, already de- Fire at Philade!ph Paraperem, Jaly 6, 1860 ‘The wholesale drug store ot C. A. McAdam, on Second oud perfectly erect reoptible tremor, said 4 od added, “} thank’ you for the ecribee, which wes surrounved by penple at art cya § pelow Chestnut street, was destroyed by firy iast night. be her Ms 7 »- a: Ware canieg "he: com “y 'y oy Kindresers yor have shown my friend. * The Loss $10,000. forw bows oH lef infil saad young cron tonne the | Sheri then gescomied the steps of the eer} over Weare glut to say that tue ladies of Belyé and took bis station by the pulley, Weather Reports. tere Clik kept their hocses curing theday, or stodioas: |r Inoment thero was ao be reteers 9 Harden stood unlinehingty crect, muttering « have mercy upon me | Lord Jesus eave me in Heaven |” for ao instant, sud what an iostant that mus’ hav: at he looked firmly and silently into the dark fare of death, standing alone upon the shore of that wid ocras of eter- Cxagiosvon, July &, bse, ‘The weather ts intensely hot in South Curolina and Georgia. Many deaths have ocurred, and ths crop are materially injared. ly scoited (hat put of the town in whieh theexerutton wear d,and only one Or two were seen in the crowd. Prom the front of the court house, where the erowd were, bething be seen of the Jail y and or of the execution; Wut evr rned (6 be giatlifiel, If not sated, by even St. Jouss, N.F., July 6.1800, | # sight of the building. Genoral’ disy ment was | 2tY, whowe waves ho was 80 s0pn to sink. ‘Tho Wated iL c ban ikerchief dutt like & wonnded bird, to the “Wind weet. Weatherfelear, Thoruometer O deyrees, Se Se aye B ic a RY _ ground ‘the drop fell w ull thud, the apectatore re. Cape Race the sume. turers, aeattered through the crowd, dilated the ben- nd cloged thetr eyer ag from the effect of a hea A 4 eficial effects and educational of public exeeu- bi, and tho unfortunate red —_ ted by tho Markets. tions, and it waa loudly deciared The Shorsif had | Beek, the clear sunlight, earth and heaven. SavanwaT, Joly 5, 1860, | kulted bienpeit, i in tocounty, by: by his conduct in the agair, | Vor & moment he hu: cag erbetll still, with limbs, Repae Cotton receipts of June, 8,250 bales. Stock ai Savannah, | We are certain ever every honerable, right- | Tated and extended, Ww himself up with» strong Dales, against 22,000 Vales tho samo tims last year! | feeling individual cannot ets approve the admirable ar- | contraction of tn seen as Pipioned strove to exchange on New York, }< per cent premium. | rungements mute b y Sheriff Sweeny, and if indeed he be | reach the cord which was choking out his life, |g exchange, 100. Freighis of Cotton to Liverpool, | politically killed, be ‘vould not aio Ta batter cause. Cor. | Di lithe wore slowly Dent, and ae went Mey enbacrod 616d. there was’ pothing in the conduct of the crowd to | Ce eight times; his body swayed back: Cuautestow, July %, 1800. . | Lind any favors to the arguments in favor of public exe. | AM).withoat a moan or a sidgic murmur hie spirit Cotton—Sales of the week, 1,500 bales, ranging from cutions, aud the ‘the smanier'in whlch some of the people of to God, who gave it. As if his death had been tele. THe. a 12%4¢.; prices wregular. | Warren’ connty acted during the solemn scenes of to-day gravid vously 0 the crowd outside, the dead ei. Puitamerrma, July 6, 1960. | reflects auy but upou their education and oe waa Broken by ve et Co Boe one!” —SGood is ee. Wheat aul Ft 2, | breeding. We Hardon, and hoes were’ che inet conde which broke | GUL to a $1 45. Corn qui 2,000 buahels | ~The ulinost efforts were made to obtain tickets to wit. | the dreadful eufferer’a cars. ment at O60. a 67c. Provisions advancing. Lard drmat 12 yo. seen Ue Kecutie ‘Sheriff peri stillness ine wtrangely roliovod cf siKe Vhiskoy #teady at 2le. a 2c. as a yoo tials ow Soraing Be ook Ihe Murmurs outside, Baa ung tated Auiaxe, July 68 P.M. Flour—Demand steady; prices unchanged. ontes Dhia, Wheat-—Very littla dolng: sales two car jots at at head ho shoulder, and almost touc! poet gt Syma aut god werk, swayed (eet Leap gles Ceased. | i | te } of two, and in three minutes all Timo $1 28 for spring ‘and $1 32 for Mediterranean, Outs pee ‘ tet: sales of mall parcel®, at 39. feat | stisands Wi ‘through tho streets and in the pars | Could scarcely uccurately comeritod at a scene Ia eae ee Taree isn SoMeO Secholenet | cantahe The ik he eeeal eotigieans Wt Seamees Hike tia, wien all arts bent fast—all hands Ode. 0 B2igc. for We torn talked, 64 jge. for round yellow, { to-b--the inevitable attendants upon all such occasions “my A ae glazed with a im @ nuteber of buyers in tho market, but they | us New Jersey—rioted enurterrupled through the streets. Sates end Garkecthe phystoinne in at B Faas best 1s erties of 5 ection Sree eae 0 } SCENES OUTSIDE THE JAIL. nounced life extinet, and at about twelve minutes of two Whiskey —Sales 169 ‘bis, at Shc, Bevrato, July 6-1 P.M. Flour quiet bat steady. Wheat demer tor spring, wat steady for W inter; derma! moderate: eal AL $1 14.081 16 for Chicago epring, $t 19 Milwaukee club, $1 90 for white wliter filinots, $1 4 for white winter fntiana. Corn firmer: sles 64,000 bueholy Minos wt S040, Cats atency: Bake 32,000 Lusisels ‘Western ant! Cansiinn at 8 tjc. Ryo easter and in mode. L rewh tide w ali pulsation had ceased, and the reddish bluc and gritty appearance which betokens deat! ‘The body hung about thirty two minutes, end the coffin, of walnut, trimmed with ave embroidery, with four bandles, und ‘bearing a ximple plate with the inseription JACOB 8. HARDEN, was brought beneath the gallows, and te Corpse was de- {ached from the rope and varried into Aton carly hone # detachment of svldiors, with loaded muskete and ficed bayonets, went om duty at the on- tranese to the fault. Soon after the crowd were gratified | with the sight of Harden's coffin, which was carried into the veetibule of the court house. At nine o'clock, Har- = “ foyAnt ace Sale Gees ts tieady. ot 0c. Om Bort, Titer, om | TeneewOeRt® i bat he wae cc patito with U TUE CONDEMNED CHI, wheat, an.) Te. on corn Now Cort, “te | | manner in whieh the pallows was constructed, madea few | which hed been occupied by Harden during t's lonz impri- 7.000 Whole flour, 21000 twieh ih 96,000 iyuistiels | a ating jects with sowment, The cell is m large room, the walls plaatered over Oreo OO ia rt a ee nee soa ealg | Plighteet show of rmatkan, walked unassisted hack to bis | With ilinstrated papers to relieve 14s prison like apprar a” ne gran ete * cril., ASsind am this tthiligenen wan conveyed to tbe | axce. A paliet occupied the corner near the door, a anal : Brvvaro, July GOP. ML | Crowe the eacitoment became intense. Trae and fener | tron stave stool im the ceutre, and beneath » window we drmands of tu were Chimbe! ane every effort was made to cateh a view inh Soe ss ie eaae fit of the eeafiod. ‘The dovrs of the jail wore aot opened to Ieoleing tomrerda ie Si a coveet. wi-ve: 25 OT « 8 W for extra those who lad tickets of sdurision wot twelve o’clock, * ¢ and bie pet 1 ee ee a eile | snd ep to that hone the crowd and the excitement com- tied and dircete] to Hard frien ; the - . Ciaued Lo increase, Rutuoys were allowk that Morden had xia. The body war placed tp the bed and Whest—_sarbet ee oe sutcuaty Oe (etuaistest es'eide; that Kew York piyaielaa bed. been | ti cap remmved ftom, Be fee, Bo person cee Toe, fer ertrn Mifwnohee club, FL 20 for whive | sent for to romucttate him after Ws exeoution; that a } F , the phi eiana and two New York reporters bela ® ¢ tor extr ‘ea e ~ - feorince fhed aret fit, in short, every eftort | preseat, but the grated door being completely panne Ltr Br he or me Beer cl tbe mete te add to’ the terrors Vcxious faces of the witnesses of the execution. en ee Ta eae eat? | and an vietirs of an eocmeton airendy maltictently and pain. | The neck af the corpse was but slightly Ayscolurod, Tigo moderate demand: eles €,000 by yor, Wane. | Tully exeiticg, Upto the hour of novus a fow persona } Sit tial Bice | CRN | nO reeccasive aller key not toal Canal ‘freight Hur, TAG. | Timp ear weity ty the alah of Tian ry (ad doer; al in it expreesion aa if poor Marden pap hy: lin phe ey Per ae | at» detactaacut of the Rives, witht loaded riekets and reepiig qnictly, with sweet, here s,, drearas, | took (ieee ae 2+ b eenageaag yp hg « Shoat 6u.009 | Tee! Bayonet, wore Katiowed upon the Weal stoop of } ra wut al Siels canis bin, Tee vole was bandaged, wn, 5.060 besiels tye, ce w keep beck the crowd and keep the cntranee | ia \ coe Pg Revenge ee Ra eres oe: - we », July 6—4 0. w AL aban eleven o'clock Moers Shipraan ond Depue, | plored in oe ide savied story fh fies qr s Wilwacker «toh ot $120 ond 8.49 burhols Chiew ly ponced sh prayer, an bon ‘ virepts not eightecn miler distant. ‘The crawd secmed . Me. 1 and 2, at $1 18. Corp better; ule weit, SU Lave logt peur cf revercnee, and with shouting and burbets Indians at O40, Onte, barley and rye quiet, nd Thick’ was thes | lavghter, envorly pressed towords the beg =p acd, when Prax dell; entee 1,00 Woh 's; Cahadion st OTe, Canal - or rot from that tiear watls the | this drove off, towards tha door uf the, jail Bhoritt fre ighta Grin at Qe, on fee, A on wheat sud iene Herden'war unticurbed in his devo. | snbout nod that i who aba ta Sow York, Tmypor wheat tn his cell besider hove | whieh should remain unt}! Sa toe 2 00 hte Bore, 2 400 bashews Dis cel etd ie ee ee ee re. | nt is word, x tvomendons rash was made tue the jail. The Whrnby 23,460 Urabie!s ra 2 Yoahole ont, $00. trawh- in the eam bed [-Sberii's orders were not understomt by tho militia, ele batley. Shipped to Mottres! 10,009 troohole wheat ice to quatd. ngaiont | ab! a mont dicgrnceful contest crewed between the popm Crveixs art, July 6, 1940, Harden’ Incr and the prntinels who were grard ing the door, oaths Whiekoy advencet jc ; sales at y ip the morn’ and biows being freely exetannyt Pr tpare than one Corn Girm. Provisions firma. Money unidioinrbed, he poston va servaly bi) A uumber rvcen tate market quict and omy at 0 10 por cont premiom which so - awaited | feattered, a8 If dend, aicug ‘the fond usar the jalt, aad Fight exchange ca New York ty per com? premtam. The roots Of | offered a Atrik mg comincutary npon the henesite whic cha { Gucrgo, daly 6-9 P. it * nbd hare ie Masha of teens | more public execution would probably have atiurded Wheat active and advanced % a Ie, be | de. while in front of the Court House Turing the day and evening, «great nember of persons 1 OB the throng wea immense, Few | vi ited the vcowe of eyention, renewing its horrors at elon or is sokamitic, ead | eecend hard, the women being capociaily numerous and crneplenovs | and the ror will probably be continded to Dusbels wheat, morrow. Ship nvente—1,860 bh) THE FUNERAL wae coat Lid } of Mornden will take plice at tons J M., tomorrow, “i * nM fiom the residence of bis father, near Minir town, whet yowned so past } and will be conducied ae privately a8 pomi- Rasqeyt to THY Urrienns « wt health af them | bie The residents about Btairetown, with no motive Jobn Vine Hall and the officers of he Gr soo Harden, Which docs any er to thelr charity of feoting, we Dal o th entertained tnat night at @ banqnet te far rg Bt seme rntman, aid Wi for a have signed a petition, whieh has becu extensively clrea- by the proprietors of the New York Musrated News, The ) cp gone of a ice for the cxseution. By Borne | luted ackive, that’ Harden's remains might not nemberod about a bondret ant Oy, | tie no #eqonA flory window of Se me | be Interred in a ge A Pag gn ~4 | eT the “Sccarion was celebrated in a very con: | ty ho crowd to Keep ack, ae they could bre wothings | | ehureh 99 ea min rere dont stared w wwardee: yivial fashion. Among — thess — protent = were | ahow, and thoee in the view lty anawered by jokes eye gulit, ané woald contaminate the eart Mh oy or Cooper and James T. Brady. ‘The band of tbe Great | fetorts which provoked great tages Juet at noon the | therefore, be buriect upon the Crm owned by he BS = Fostern enlivened the scene with rome excellent music, | jon shone out glarwusly, and the heat became very op | andl bis ashes will slumber near that - | speeches were delivers OS reriese athe Mr. per) Mee | | pressive, At Tr, peer! phe CAs PS — “ine arermeae yhapkman, and whole altal ir panset ot } ab shouts of @ How are Sher! How's Bankwrer nich wen cotirely sasistactory to al Tees | ne er ag hoe, en ofier Searil pen | jonot deserving, Thus enged in it, tnt’ crtored the holters of titkets le be ne ! one ee rates sal nionab oo remarks moro rarcestic haa } io ¥ - OF pea vg amid the plume of life's ocean, will sleep in bis Brooklyn City Intelligence. ‘Tor Sreonp Axxvat. Prowie of the Sunday achool at- tached to the @irch of St, Mary's “Star of the Sea” mentaty homestend grounds, and let wa hope that aa the bleale ‘of winter sod the soft sighs of summer hreeze IN THE JAIL. YARD wt the gallows was erected. Tho yard fe about thirty by | ‘Ue the which will soon grow « =| upon his er Canad, tor), corner of Court and Luqueee | fry _ io tise, ond ia the nouthwoet corner the | rave, that ont of tbe Weight semanas an Leyer | am wes amines went Tuaraday, July 25 ab asi of roe Vianke, waa Wuilt, Seats for tive per | foo fen hee pon is poor rola “isn we Myrtle Avenne park. Tho will eave the ne wero provided on the pillows, and Po large was this ) thy al tke af" church at 6 aM M. Mt seudeld amd ® emall the jait ee ost ausiag hws seemed 00 | may agnd open for the: pkg ts ccrvee th Which Oe Pat rs eet nt the thomgbt ahr rem as po renin stop within tree Wen wun, | (be pins eae =8 they once fooked 80 lovingly ‘en 19 cin ine th oir charity is prameworty manner ret er oy ee / ii MARDEN AND HIS CRIME. and at the same time enjoy @ coo! and p _— Nt Scented morély Te oie a firmly #°- Herder wae an intelligent looking, preposeesalag young ehady woods. cnesiniiaemeutinass cored, With trangverse beam to which a short r Le man, about Ove feet four inches in height, stout and with an fron hook at ft extremity, enclowure New Jenaey.—One hundred guns were fired by the about one bun- wee The fachicrable scason in the national capital has gone 0 concealed any of fe con: | muscularly built, and weighing 4 » Louris of July, like the last crack of a pyro: | Breckinridge men of Trenton om Saturday. A Breskia~ | Gemned mai's (of those ia | arog end thirty pounds, His phrenological traits indica tent tl. Sioee the ‘Ajoormment of Congrees, om | ridge club is to be formed. The Warren Jounal supports | the, yard, sa pute yard | ted strong eansual paseion@, good talonta and & large com, cane 2800 Ly Lue lee Deen going intoa decline, and | Povglag on the ground of regular nominations; but attack® | f° 1, Te choot | mend of language. {lie face was remarkable ony for an seater poll allogethor, ‘The streets are wow } Morera, Everson, Riggr, Adrian, and other well knows | thirveoa prevented outesters from Sastre ta Tt) not waay omerquredy, ‘about on and the forlorn denisens of the place fasites. catching but pee of the prigoner as be stood upom | wos born ib ota, yeoterday a had & common if w aw faa mn densa 7 Douglas: Ee ! the drop. tome wow twenty-three Sane om fio ena't fet mat Cougre sreaptgpetes Mocs: uc0Mer, Deacxene.—Ia Moan: | Tho ticket holders were admitted yard re} educs ‘om, bg » became a of at the lobbymen have departed, and Me who ‘went tp bt ti balloon’ from Troy on the 4th, | one, vntil about one howdred and fifty persona were in | a school Woche ted, Snarwarin a, Moot . trom coworamont h tirmed to | accompanied by & man and woman, descended if, baving compressed | portenr. in 208i he wa ‘ro aoual oratorical sbility tly - . e shih od off io 8 sheet! direction, poasit! pon, New Jersey, and displayed y; ‘ th a°. amd to day, after the | The balloon mov south Maa converts wore elded to his charch, and s revival . “ fe over Albany, and landed safely, within an Niiizlon sou took plese. His edorta were sided by his goivauic avliny Cat « colebration, Washington fs about a8 | the Log Tavern, four miles from ive ou We oe eant Yoiee, Which be vacd WitR great efec: alley garnpike. can be mote, not excepting New Auli wu! of) as a vlty vi SHEET. both in acd he acquainted — wit Mise Dor the daughier of an housst German mile renewed ab al to his 6 He sednoed Miss Torlund, married her to wave tn, and Soom concelv aa orion for a Miss 1 finite having rent tines. means ellofh Will be apute public af Le clans were AToUs ry M wad ry wae ema about bo ® verdict of No ev Harden's tight seal fate. He says t himself to death” uuder the assumed name o bey and convicted of murce trial, cons iction aud exe, been’ mate familiar by t Arrested at Falrmour sstin, brought to Domestic News lems, Wr tm Parnes or Wares Viet te Uneven Sr arta tes This is a question frequently asked, Bays the Toronto Leader of the $d inst., but no answer has yet boon given to it. A question of bas sored seems to be involved in the matter. President hanan, it appoarr, doce not think itadvisablo to invite his Royal Hig) the United States withou: formal notiticat) British government that the frince is about to wake « tour th the colonies. This is the apology offered on | | behalf of to but, if true, it isan exceeding. ly lame one He is 1 aware that the Prince Of Wales is to visit y And if he desires to extend to him an invitation, ly, or oo behalf of the peo te of the United States, he should do so without auy fur- Heeb a the British goveruinent did in- form Mr. the Prince was to visit the cole- pies, what would be thought ot itt Why, that they were edn oo invitation for the Prince to visit the neighbor ing republic. What could be more ridiculous? ‘Tre Greextiyn Scuestic Fxrvptrion,—A ‘ihomaston ge) correspondent of the Besioa Traveller says:—The © Schooner Nautilus, Captain Charlee W Ranlett, sailed at five o'clock on the morulng of the 27th of June, for Groentand, with a scientific expedition auder the leader ship of Prof. G. A. Chadbourne, of Willa Colle ge. It ited to be absent about three and one half expedition was fitted ovt under the auspices of the Lyceum of Natural History to Williame Col » Oi ie com dof the following young gentlemen ae ‘mem: bers of that society, 2. Messrs. Al mory, C Hicks, Hopkins, Nicholl, fa Messr6. Ingails, Amory, Fay, Gregory, and Frans as passengers. ‘reat fate eet "was taken ty the citizens of this place in the departure of ee expe tion, aud some hundreds ass . early hour to witness the sailin, minutes before fivea few thurt Feinarks ef made by Re’ Chadbourne and gafo return was offered b; diately at the close the 4 meee and sailed anay anid the tude. * Ovx Ruectax Axwy.—The total strength of the Valted States Army on the Lat of July waa as follows:—L6,U0T apportioucd thus—two mawkte of cavalry, ten compa Dica cach; two of dragoons, ten Companies eb. ob ment of mounted riftemen, ten companice; fou" F of artillery, twelve companies each; and ton r infantry, ten companies each, besidis 180 ¢ cere id artillery, 200 infantry, aud Sud otly oraging one officer to every tiirteen men, Tux Taxis BoonpaxT Commission —i com the \ustio Inteiligenver Wo Cup the follow ing: —ike Boundary Com. mission was at Fort Cobb at inet accounts. The United States Commissioner insists on running the line from the The Texas Cominiss yronud that th» arisen in reference to Kod rivor coustitules the boundary. ‘Texas chats | i i fter which prayer for prosperous voyage B Vornald ; imme eurs of the mult! monts of valry dre, 1 ouhieens. what fork of Prairie Dog river known’ as the bound slow was io flue health, The Temporal Power of the Pope—The Walton-Mathews Tragedy—Celedration of the National Anniversary in the Mc- tropolis—Death of Jerome Bons partc— The Latest News—Market Keporis, w« ‘Tho Weexcy Frnarp, for the present week, will bo ready this morning at ton o'clock. Among ite coo tente will be found:—An important Pellticw! ser delivered by Archbishop@lfughes, ou Saniiy b Temporal ower of the Pope; An. wnt of the i Mathews Tragedy im this city, a full report of the Coroner's Investigation; Au Aecvust of the Way in Jebrated in New York; Which the Fourth of July was Cs exKing of Westphalia; The News from Europe, with thy Latest Intelligence of Garibaldi's Operas. in Sioily; Editorials on Prominent Topics; Reports of Whe Cattio, Provision and Money Markets, and al! interesting news of the preceding week, receivod by telegraph or otherwise. Single copies, in wrappers, can bo had at the counter of the office, corner of Fulton and Nazean sircols, M'rive BLE ceate. of Hodges, Davis & of Georgia Th, Juve 4, 1seu. “‘, 19, 32, 62, 68, pte, = oS 9, 65. Cuan 378, J o- Mt, 5,8, Bt ot, 5%, iT, 3, 0, G1, 18, 46, 17. a uy su abo aati ity” Dra of tne | Delaware 8 State Lotte- beg or) RRNTCORT AND MYSSOUR! WPA = torremsse. 2 aan Hares Cian Nod BI dour 6, Toa. 45, ‘76, 36, 43, Si, ya pee be, BT 66, r, 7, 2, 1036, 13, %, iy, gis 1, aS 80, u. ' ieee Vela ware, oe at cok Be Tala, a sere | } | | \ the Hatter, Ahead.—New Shapeo Pech 10,000 ditvo from auction. Uae duller ex —Moody's Great ao of Shirts—Six for Broadway. Paris Hoots and L shows, ce Rocetved celebrate mace! from most Bootmaker MM Nemes sitet, Fourth, and vaittieet Ao yA this yest, ae wi make Phrenslogion! Kraminations, a S08 oy eS gg ey rented and lie nize. fwo forty ame Detle Ponie 20 ae a ge oy fae oy BM Erood he Reduced to We., 4 Portealta, gems of the ast oe. B. Sloat & Cov'n comenees Ellipuc Jock stich Loar op cae ST EOLLANE, 480 Broadway, N. 1. —_—_—_—_—_— A Grover & Raker Notsclens Sewing Ma- inthe beet friend of Ube fn “OMice 495 Beundwar, York, aad 152 Fuitoe street, Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, Office 606 Broadway, New York. Milward's Lan | for Wheeler & Wil- 3 SRWIKG MACHT Thar Nerdion are made hy best aounne comes Kagliak cast aoe, aad | wanes Puen. wll iy, ak Warren atrest, YY, a picinway & Overstrung pony 8 are Pianos are warranted for five years, Wareroms Sf aud bb Walker sceet ere Champioa Fire and Safes, 21 Broadway, corner of Murray street, jew York. Salamander Sates—With Pa- Stee ae eet Aino fire and burglar Wee rhe) IrrRy Aree, SM M. PATRICK, —S, T. Suit's Kentack wmaernt 2 mah we els WO, Bil and THs iirendwoy, N.Y. De@ance tent powder corer of College r nh pownde sr $1. Tow pow Pp = at t WatsiaRton es mot c Suanbors ares, and 816 Urecawich street. } —_—_———_ | A 500. Black or Brown. | py R— arect yd told by oldruggim =~ —————— Bovey, ba mage fs the Hest and ea er a with Un- ‘Trass, and New Instruments enlarged veina Astor Hoase, Harelay street. | invited to attend the f am V. We | Sait y | the nica, 488 Tina | | array Married, P= MoeRinon.—-On Tharadla Wx, Mr. Hever fd Gite Morr by the Mew, Mite Mage F,, this city Died. WV Tn Brooklyy, on Friday rT, Brauanyn, aged 26 your +e and friends of the fumily ave vena of to attend the fiseral, from the residence mother, 380 State etreré, on Monday afternoon, at twe o’eiook. His remains will be ti . 8 mam ii be mterred mm the Cemetery Conms.—On Wednesday, July 4, Cnaruxe Comm, aver long suffering, in the ‘on ear of bis pad : “ Doxax On Fi it's & Susaa Apstacpm Dona laughter of James aud Mary Aun ed. and 28 days iy ee Stee o rolstivee and friends aro respectfully Invited (0 ae tend (he funeral, from the realdesce of har parents, Ne, 106 Cherry street, on duly seer, nat two o'clock, Dar.—On Frid son of Thom: meade $ teen here The relatives and tricnds of tho family aro reapeotty 1, this Gata == f residence of his parents, Ne. at three o'elwck, from. the 61% Greenwich street, FERIONG, JOANNA Fenites county ra, Ireland. ACO, OF RE Her friends autt acquaintances are respeotfiitly in to attend the funeral, on Sunda f frou ber Inte residence, No. iz art Eas ceepaey will be taken to Calvary Cernetery for iatere men Gray. Ni. Ju very suddenly, of c © aid cf Youngest son of veton papers please Cop; Banc ononet.-On Friday, July 6 after a short Firnatasy Hamanoxst, a native of Germany, aged years, 5 mouths and 23 days, His’ relatives and frionda are respectfully invited to ae tend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the City Hospital. His romains wilt be takow to the Putheran Cemetery for interment, Paltimore papers please cop or. ¥,, op Friday, July 6, Ae Hivstace —At a Chester, vy nm Briday, sere 8, Ce a de Gustes Hreraes, nam! 3 and Catharine A, ) sheen Parents, 1 1 on Wednesday morn! Mornnov ae. rat will take place ¢ ‘ne w(aatarday at ede ek from the residence of hin West Thirty-eeventh street. Mctam —On Friday, duly 6, of consumption, Susam McCann, 120 year: The friends nod acquaintances are res invited to attend the funeral, from her brother's, ©, on Sunday afternoon, at twe o'clock, ing Will be inken to Calvar etory for int tu Thusday, July b, Jasuws Laur, aoe a The frieuds and acquaintances of the family are jueeted to attend bis funcral, from the residence of brother, 48 Alien street, without further notice, this turday ) afternoon, at two o'clock remains wi taket to Greenwood for interment. Noxrex.—Saddenty, on Thursday, July 5, Rome Re nkace, son of the Inve Juanes Clintou Norton, in the &@ Athore of the family are invited to ate “t. Bartholomew's church, 1 'e day) aflernoom, at four olelocks, Ou Friday, July 6, Jowrn Parse, sou of anic Pinnkoet, aged 8 months aud 6 days. years. morning, at tom of fran the ee) eof his pereat:, No. 236 Seventh a roof Twonty.difth street. "Phun —On Fritay, July 6, Cuanias Mmanick, a son of Merrick Harriett’ Frances Price, years ail 3 tuonl Tis remains will be conveyed to Greenwood, Yh ladcipbia Ledger, please eoy ‘On Th July “5, after “a short bag in the 25th year of his ey © rosideaoe, y) afternoun, at 1 o'clock. ay, July 6, Macutk, vuly child of . Sulplien, aged 9 month. of the Lanily are re I, from the residence of hae Win UH. Johnson, 69 South Third sizeet, Willuuaaburg, 1. 1, ou Sunday alternova, wt two — k. oti . Racy —-On Thursday, July 5, after a lingering iltnemty The re ronda of the femily, alo (he meme Dera Ci the Second preeinet police and (ie department ta general, are respectfully invited to attend the funi on Sunday afternoon, at half past oxo o'clock, from late vesideace, No, 19 Poek slip. oon (Cona.) and ‘Orange county (N. ¥.) papers: phase Vaiewtss—On Thureday, July 6, afer a lingering We bees, Cammtixa, daughter of Jaiaes and Christina Vakeme tine, aged & years, 1 month and 2 days. ‘The relatives and frieuds are respectfully invited aloud the funeral, from No. 92 Christopher atreet, dda Reve Srnites,—Gn_ 1 Captaris, ™ . wait Mary Sw (Saturday) afternoon, wt half-past two o’dlock. Woovwano.—Iu this ett Tt Wednesday, July 4, Woe DWALD, agerk 4 SCEL MAN WITH A& TNMIN, 8 ‘ hrarD son. (hag at man with «@ amooth nee. Now, a will saree them to ro 1OOK™ “GREAT srhisa HYATT's Liv Khavmatien, serof ula, ia ns certain to eure the water i€ to qnenoh thirst Lom, the Worse enxes of empty et the" bis, Berm genecal de vii), dy apepala, 1 Finelpal depot 346 Grad gircet. T WHOLFAALE, SRG ARA—ONR MILTON, ¥ thonssad, The eatah Stas ene WAND I2 ANN ATREET—A NEW OPW ‘And Gaiere. R$ Call and ene thea, A to Ho per Awe by ny i v XV ERDULL, WEDDING CARDS, NOTES aa. te i omom Pnvelone, new satin Tie tr ot roadway. corner Of Duane street, BY SUMMER CLOTUIN Hors ue BUMMER tanta, be CLOTHING ey cLormine curate semen Cu "THING ROGERS & ies MONTES BRANCH STORE, 0 Tt Roondway, Under ber Us ONMly WATHING AT ¢ — ty} ae pauls goss. mn, Vv) a paca Conta, tor kinds, bighrr prices. Alpacas, eu mere Ponta, $3 08 to $. site Abie reaneed to 810, worl ah more Beaty minde at com. “LARK, 16 Wiliam saree Ook RUNTON®, 42 NAIA, . ENT ARO J Jobuie, and all dieeiinn « cc era venience to the hen punuaa ‘The public may rely {CORDIAL COONAD me ante remedy to provent.ce eure Amana 1 "Thewn love bitters are not only a cine of approved cacy, ° Sinn.’ No! agreead |e enmmer drink. They eftect a cure tn a a vo ie rele ee whiny tr by, 6d Nenene, And by oll drnuagiains grocers E\PNESS AND ITH INUCRIONR, Rpvmore sand epeech—y Dr. VON Rainier t sot Wi Clinton piace Reo another coin BCKPR'A FARINA JOLY—A DELACTONS 4 enriches 1 ne ide on) Dysesy fiat ant CLO! NWinaéuLoen, eYER'A M MEYER Fyterminates rate mine BSTROT Ea = ee? | den neces Frsoiped depot, OS Srotwer. rune te oR MUSIC Us a hae sew |O tl W READY ADF anion, wck® a a vine Forge ee Contains fone ARD & 00. TEST HOWE EER pe NEEL powng Fe grucie sperma ee Mo te1 roniwny Titra! mee, —_—— RY ‘The only truly ae tom bas, Moths, 6 Princivel De rot, ae OND EDITION FOR JULY NOW READE, PrLarone SE CeTRATEO RATT OUP a ray OF SPARLY ONT AT ATLWAY MAP Verne 0d hele oe Fe, grorntn Sa ey 7 ae TUR Cn ee 100. THE NEW IMPROVED BEWING MACHINE Manufactured bY Oa SHUTTLE MACHINES, ng a oa 2, a are