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and elected Jobn a. Green, Jr., deie- Jeeeph Jay eric, ante to the Deuworas in this city ou the F Be sugunt next. Resoritions were adypted e % orping >. parce of the Democratic State Committee pees a Johu A. Greeu, Jr, wt ite mioeting 1 (D> oo the instant; also chdorsing the aomination of Brevsiuridge LC Lane aL t the plationm upon wince sory gore nom Dated; alse heartily commending the avec h of Hoa. Da Biel S. Dickinson at the inte temper inst tate meeting Y mia—Three Lives Lost. Noxrork, July 20, 1860. ‘The steamebip Pennsylvania, of the Philadelphia and Biebmond tine, «ss destroyed by dire fast night in James fiver, near Jamestown, She ieft bere at fyur o'clock in The afternoon of that day. The dre was ttret discovered ut eleven o'clock at might, bursting from the boiler deck, ‘The passengers and crew bad searcely tite to save them- ‘welves ix their night clothes ou rafts. The flames aft pre- Vented them getting the boats down. ‘The ranvs of the passeage:s are a8 follows:—G. D. Gra bam, of Philadelphia; Mrs. MeCluog, of Richmond; Mrs- Deitz and four cbildren, of Philadelphia. AU were suved with the exception of three of the chil dres of Mrs Deitz, who were drowned. ‘The steamer Curtis Peck, which was detained by a Btorm, paased the burving steamer, and rescusd the pas- Bengere Ou the rafts and those romainiog op the vessel The Cwlis Peck urrive! here this moruing with them, ‘The parceugers leave w-day tor Richmond by railroad. The Peuusyivania left this port, o¢ usual, on Toarsday fast, at tour o'clock P. M., for euctluiously with freight aud face gestion In conseq woues of @ thunder storm and the cee of the night the <bip came at anchor two miles Jumestown, at eleven o'clock P.M. Fiames were ret « woovered ieutr g (rom the batehway bower deck, far aft Lumeviately ver commenced « painful aoeue of Sxcitement AMonY (he jassengeré—thres aduite four cv iidrer—who were called ay from their Der baw 1o tie to cress, so rapid were the 4 of the fumes. Tasseugers hurried wildly about the decks, ine ladies and chill en sereaming with terror. The flaws roarwg through the hatch ways threatened Budde destreetion 0 all ou bows, p eventing the men from geiting the b ab, which indeed soon took fre, and for & sbic wil bope ‘seemed cut off, Rafts were coo Btructed by the er. with ul) possible baste. One of ‘these wus taken charge of by the pilot, who algo took G. Grabam, of i biwielpbia, four children, one of them a baby, and Mrs, Dietz, of Vhilagelphia, peavegers. a off from the stip it capsized, or Steamship Pennsylva- (AB BeOD as the rail floate and all were tavown ove rhourd amid the varkness of the it; three Children perished. Mr Smack made great 16 aud sveceeded iu saving the bany, and catebing & ou He was afterwards discovered by the steamer . Peck toate away from tue Duruiog ship, with the child im his arms, but dechnet assistance, stat fog thst the conditiwn of otaers near at band was fxr qore periiows than himself aul bary, Whore piteour eres were distinctly heard above the Storm iv the Geep durkorss at midnight bonr, far away fran inv Mr. Stuck aud child were picked up a mile “away from th @hip Capisio Teal, with wwe lady pat ere, afterwards get ou w ral Constructed of batch ways Mr. Cullom, obi fevgineer; Harrix, so0.d engi eer, with Uemen aud other hands lett ou board, cou mended building a raft of spars, umber, &e, aud just as dwupobed the lights of the steamer Curtis eck, 19 charge Of Caytins Frertnan, war erseovered. ‘The belis of the burving Khip tolled uot the Cartis Peck come up, when the boate were lowers, and Gret Officer Git d reBeued two lady passengers the chamber maid, cs Wn and two of the crew, Culm dana abe fren. retarnes to the ship, took off Harris, the BeoonG oH yinVeT. and the balance of the crew, ‘The Gre is eupps ‘pombustin iD package wong b (reat Capt. Coal and officers bebaved gallaty ou the Uying occasion. © no tidings of the steamer since tast night. Probable Loss of a Lake Popeeeien: Bervauo, Juiy 20, 1880. The schooner Wasbington Irving, whi ms lett Eric for Abia port « week ago. has vot since been heard from, nud there w no longer room to « op board. ‘The following is Pengers:—Capt stephen H atta, Antonia Veary, Beary House, Owen Keep, Peter Slivy, and one passenger, Cornelius Leary. Owen Keep belouged iu Buffalo, the otbere iv Erie. Hlifax papers announce the on of Hon. “Halliburtoa, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia, which oveurred 90 the 16th. jarkets. PHILADELPHIA STUCK BOARD. Punaveurmta, Jul Stocks full. Peousy!vania forte $e. 9456, Reading Kau 5 feland Rajlrowd ight exchange on New Onceans, July 19, 1860 quiet: Bales te day 460 bales at 10e fx mid 4 Be. for fair wo fully fair $6 60.085 62% Corn firm: yellow West Coffee firm aid ia Improved comand at 1c. 4 16e. Phe rast of the market anchanged. Bartimons, Juiy 20. 1960 Foar qvict, but etesty; Howard «treet unr Onw $5 25. pe ahr oe red $1 20 461 25; wuite $1 30 # $1 60 Cora pehow, a G4; white, Te 4 Pro. Stiad very Lo Decou advancing. Whiskey steady aud Quict at 2c. a ParLaperrata, July 20, 1860 Flour quiet at $6 25 for sup rtine, bearer; awhive. $1.50 @ $140; ret $1 28. Corn'wanted at 670. ‘Provisions drm; bacor, 116. » Lge ;eboulters at 10c., Dut held bigher. Whitkey ateady at 215. a 22>. Burrato, July 20—1 P. M. Flour rteady and to thir comand: eales 1.000 bbis ‘Fheet—Holders firm and parties apart: sales wall; red —T Pop white 4o., $1 38 Coru umbels itineis at 620. 20, 1860. Cotton Cowah firtm at Tage iH 2600 bbin deur, 24,000° bushels wheat, ela corn, 29000 bushes ait Capal e@ 195,000 pirte—200 bbls Hour, 16000 burhes wheat, 14000 bushels corn, 9,000 buebois outa, Brvraro, July 20-6 P M Flour steady and in fair demand: sat 1000 bhis at 4 16 0 $5 or or mary We good extra linus ad Vi-coo- Sip, $6 2 $626 for extra in’vane, Obie aud Michigan, 95 60 & $6 for double extra. Wheat wall parties apart Core ativanced $4>., and in fale demand, Kat closity Me: Bales 6.600 Toledo, at 51 Sse, 60,000 bu Th Bow aiéie Ulber granr vormoaal. Whiskey tu mo le oe Faiee 100 bhis. ut 194Z6. Canal fre ighie fi Bt 40c ou four, Lge on wheat WOK on corn be Bee York Lake impor ts— 2,000 ohhis vat, 4,000 bushole ‘wheat ac 20 WO bushels corn. Osweo, July 20, 1860. Flour in mode raie demand: sales 800 bhi at 3b buf) extra State, $7 for favorite double extra city bran ix ‘Wheat quiet and an harget: the renretty of bate re Strict Fliom nt; inquiry wet cemand for rmitiw Hebe Prd Gromer: sales earls 20.000 bushels Lu tue at S2),0 , 6.200 bustin io Wt BAK. | inter, 4,860 Ouliels ve Gate, Barker ard rye nomial Canal tevwtn tiem, boats fearee: flour 460. wheat Bige corn Be , Wy New York Lake import—866 bbix floor, 10,400 bushels wheat, 98,300 bushel core, 5000 boxtels ote Canal Pxports— 1.160 hbie, four, 9,800 bashes wheat, 45.400 Dusbele corn. Shipped to Montrem: 1,400 bola. floor TSN VAT, dale 19 1860. Flour ¢uil, at $4 25.495 for superfine inextra Wuie Akey stead at 1Te., mers prs at $18 764 $19, ons bacon At 1LKe. @ 11K. Money tearket quiet ani wraleare 6 Civcissamt, July 20, 1800 per ant and holders are wilting se tere, Waickey ull . Pork quiet. Bacon at O30. a 11ke. Mouey slot ana unchanged. ‘Cweado, July 20-6 P.M. Wheat quiet at $l « srl Corn firm: 430. 0 4Bige Wh store | Cate four, 18,000 bushels of New Youn, July 18, 1800 Th loaking over the columns of the Hikkakp of Thureiay, (My attention was attracted to an article coming from jo relation to the trowble tn Thir way T wieh to eat 60 aie < er the rvffian that he #7 true statement of the ‘fei “te miieman ant myrelf were Between Morretey ant T twsited Wr The Widow Mathews’ Fand. TO THE EOITOR OF THR HrKALD. New Yous, July 20, 1860, Rneloret are two dollars for the Witow Mathews, A few Crrende of the writer would each coasibute some, Mf they fit certain that Mire. Mathews nee ved it dud it re meee oh “ pore of our citizens are similarly Wyre uke th: eee Ne ame inform ast es aah y fi nee Paar, sed Fa ao witl Sig te heitaae example Ot the deceased Mr Mathows; bat would natu, ally euy—1 de shot down, ano leave my wile family unpre Let te mca Ya TO THE EDITOR OF THR ARRALD. New Vann. tuiy. 20. 1880. Be pleased to forward the enclosed five tollars to tho Widow Yuthews’ fand, aud oblige an old subscriber 40 Tour paper. ‘Term. {potaent io the trust Bion denied, with $10 conte. Michael Wrristal al ba Motion granted, without prejdics to au Rp! Gofondant to vacate the wrder of Taly $9, 1800, toromioh 1 Welaughtin— “ation by bushels of vata ,| NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1860. THE MILITARY CAR THE DEPARTURE OF TH. + OUAVES. THE CHICAGO ZOUAVK CADETS bs KOUTE FOK BOS- TON—THEIR DEVARTURE FRO THIS OITY—COL- LATION aT THE SIXTH KKGIME ©) AKMURY—GRAND MILITARY RSCORT—ENTHUSIAS | OF THY SIDEWALK SPECTATORS—SCENES AT THE STRAMBOAT PIER, ETC. ‘The United States Zouave Cadets, of Chicago, Iliaois, after sojourning with us for nearly one week, and during that time artonishing our military men and citizen» by their excellent and unsurpassed discipline, gentlemanly deportment and modest bearing, and partaking of the hoapitalities of our citizen soldiery, took their departure for Boston yesterday afternoon at halfpast tive o'clock, tn the elegant steamer ©, Vanderbilt, of the Norwich and Worcester line, The Zouavea were escorted from their temporary quarters at the Sixth regiment armory, over Centre Market, by an honurary battalion of companies from the Eighth Regiment, Wach- ingtou Greys; Sixth Regiment, Governor's Guard ; Seventy- nipth Regiment, Highland Guard; and the Second Rogi- ment. The battalion numberodinearly three handred men, and was commanded by Col. Joseph C. Pinckney, of the Sixth Regiment. PREPARING FOR THE DEPARTURE. ‘The Zouaves rose early yesterday morning, notwith Standing their fatiguing drill the night previous at the VAL. | Academy+of Music, and soon after commenced maktog med to have originated by spantancons | Prepwrations for their departure for Beeston. Tho scene at their quarters, after the men had fairly got engaged in the work of packing aml repacking their kuapeacks, roll- ing their blankets, cleaning belts, muskets, &e., present ed a novel scene of busy confusion. The meu were re- arkably cheerful, and bore the cncomiuma bestowed on them by the morning papers for their skill in military tacticn with a modeaty and gentleness of manner which bas characterized their conduct during their visit in this city. They bave proved themselves hardy soldiers, ca- pable of euduring the fatigues and privatious of a cam- paign; in this assertion we have merely to refer to the fact that since they left Chicago, nearly three weeks ago, every one of the company, irom the captain down to the priv have persistently refused to participate in ‘the luxury of a downy ccuoh, but have contented them- Beles by sleeping ou ube floor of their quarters, with cothing but their red Zouave blankets for coverimg To thelr tomer rate course of tiv) aud active exercise at Ditlitary drill and gympastic exercites ix ascribed their vers of eudurance, sneprising agility and superior dis- crpline COLLATION TO THE ZOUAVRS. Prior to their departure for Boston, the Zouaves were entertained to bountiful collation, furnishoa by Compa nies A and F of the Sixth regiment, Captains Frauk and Ebelbacher,, at the armory of the Eighth regiment, acjoiang the temporary quarters occupied by the Zonaves. lables were spread for one hondred apd fifty guests, aod during the busy clatter of the kuife and fork wgnge: Ment the utmost military good fell wahip prevailed be tween the rlaivers and entertained. At the couclusion of the atfair Captain Frank, iy betalt of bia company, th heats of the occasion apologized to the Zonaves for the im- prempto repast aflorded said that it was hoped by his Conmpery that their sojourn was to be prolonged ‘util and bie company had arranged to give them (the Zovaves) @ supper atone of the rst hovels iv the Their guest's, however, he hal po doubt, wonid ac. ol hie proteus college Galion Yhies to. The sareort, brotherly uua soldierly feeling with which it was given. Cxptait, Etisworth, in belult of the Zouaves, made a bricf bot appropriate reply. FORMATION OF THB MILITARY ESCORT. Ataqverter posticur ‘clock ” M. the line of the mill- tary escort Wo the Zouavee was formed in Broome street, right resting ou Centre #treet, It was composed, as al: ready mentioned, of Cewehments from four different regt- uiente of the First Division, represe iting the American, Teoteb, German and Trist élement of our ettigen saldiery. Compal y F, Washington Greys, occupied the right of the Dattalion ine, ae its members looked very foe in their Heat gray coats, Crose beite and white pataloons, The next company ip line was a detachment of the Second regiment, onder We c mmapd of Captain Reed. The wen compo- Sy this company presented a very martial app arance Next ip line was Company F of the Sixth regiment Their veat dark bine upiform wd scartet fringes avd pompous nade a splendid contrast to the varied uniforms of the eiher troops in the eget. Fourth in the battalion tine wus a company of the Seventy ninth, or new Highland eximent, fine physique of the men and their unig 18 kins, polka jackets, plaid stockings and bright buckled shoes” were spectarly and favorably Do- toed by the three thousand people that termed the great body of spectators. After the battalion was formed, the command of the escort war delivered over by the Acjutaut to Colonel Pinckuey, The line was broket inte column by platoons, counter marched, thus bringing the head of the eolumo ards Broadway The Zonavee spon after marched out of their quarters, accompanied by their band playing @ lively tune. The Zouav.s were apsigued an bovorary position be centre of the column, thus bringing a portion of a ae eye me rig rear of this gallant corps The latter were attired ip the Diipois State uniform, dark blue frock coats, caps and pants, fuced with ‘rab cloth and scarlet cloth. Each man iat bin nae neg mem The no on wee thew pareued through Broome street through Broadway im the following order: — er wep BeCORT. @bveraurs Gare Faint mh reget) Band. Col McLeay and Staff of ‘the ve itu (ighang) regi nt, Capt. Reid, fifty men, « A bs Eoaxctyantan Capt. ‘ompany A, Manson, marching iu fifteen ties froat, Chicago Zounver Company F, Sixth regiment, Capt. Ebelebacher, in two Piateone, nine files front. Company B, Seventy - th —— (Highlanders), Capt. Company A, ixth oben (npt. I. Frank, company front of tev fies. As the troops marched down Bivadway an immense point to Did geod COL IOUFeE OF FeOpIC AbReMbIED aL ver! by to the champion evidiers of the West At the win dows of the numerous dry goods palaces along the route were seen the ea tiling of ladwe who ved bendkerctiets ae the miitary marched past, Fterver ex of the svectatore mace the air ring with vi- vas of faroweil the Zuaver marched aloog to firm aad hearts 80 doubt beat hale and aol phalanx, tng bearhy our dou" “enthusi Le mes to Bary fearon Battery ‘lace wrt it rached the Norwich and Worcester steamboa pier, i the North river, the potot from whieh the Zou foes were to embark for wu As the band of the military cohann reached that street, « aalvo of artillery buret forth, stile the band of the Sixth regiment ene playing & bational wr, and cheer upon cheer arore from he fyectators, The futense heat of the aay, with the thermometer at uinety eight degeees, Ue prevent our cit gens fret besuewing “God teye military merit aod their fellow citizens ‘ent, Alter reaching the steamboat at pier No, 2 North river, the military escort were drawn uo te line fheet to the foot, arme at present, and cemaioed iv this order while the Zouayss embarked on heard the steambeat C. Vander int the rerne was great. The nemeros ref FeaMEbIPS, Steumbonte and ail ver to the Vanderbilt, were crowded with Rpectator®, sager to participate in the partiog ce remon'es te the Zovave® Before the steambout line were cost bo ‘the far of the “gooo-hys' exchanged betwren the spec ore the dock and the military on qnite a Battery «la ge eoerourse of people waa there assembled, they, toe, made the air reverberate with parting he military champions. Witery eveort then marche? back to their respeo orien % the order in whieb they came cown ay, v4 thuaended the ceparting ceremonies to th: ( bicewe Zounves. While writing ow thie subject, it e but an act of Justice wm horerante mention of Colonel toe © Pinek fheers of the Sixth regiment for oP dine gon ti twhking the temporery eieit of the fruaven—ihel £UCET —» pleasant ore Te Colowes Butter d: L*, of the Son regiment, empecial commendation is ue for bie ndicion of the wh = aT adeno the ing all of ime ee hum of was Spreeeerie of the exh! ween’ aril as my. This Ricans her'tcen or will bo pase tno say of the Taw will be recetved on their arrival in Boston by the Berton Light Infantry, (Tigers,) apt. Newton. run CHALLENGE TO THK ZOUAVES. THE RUTTOR OF THE WRRAAD. {wan bteiy sovenes thle Urnreing op reading the chal- Jorge of Capt. Paal J. Semepes, ot the Cotumbas Guard, of Colum bus, Ga, courbes ir evel e-ptlemanty Inoguage, Ld ' Oxy Eileworth, of the Chiesgo Zouave Cadets — Having been present at a drill of the Cclom bar Garde, lee thea tow yeare wines, Dean regard thie challenge aly in the light of a Dewx, and expect to ree the 6 ‘Guards cieclaim ary Knowl dee of the aindor thetwof. | Ebootd It be proved to beve emanated Fy would aoviee Col Kisworth to, pat op ane terme. that the vanquished showld of the vioters necearttien of the | nit a a ann New Yous, July 20, 1860. OUR SOUTHERN MILITARY GUESTS. ARRIVAL OF THE NAH BLUEX—THEIR RRCEP- TION BY THE NEW YORK CITY GUARD—THB DERAMK- ATION AND MARCH—IMMENER CROWD AND EN, THUSIASW—INTERRSTING PACTS CONCERNING 81 VANNAR £OLDIERY—MOVEMESTS OF eon DAY, BTC. roely ie the ink dry which has recorded the vert nation of one Of our metropolitan seneations tn the de parture of the Chicago Zouaves—whore apiendid discipline and gentiemanly beeing during their short stay here bave won for them the gollen opinions of all—before we are cailed upon to announce another povel feature of the season in the shape of tue | errival of the Savannah Blues, one o! the crack corps of (e © nny South, ‘When it is remembered that the little State of Georgia Mes .even hundred miles away, and tbat the geatiomen Bow among us in the glittering uniform of one of her | military organizations bave sacrificed time, business, mercantile and industrial pursvite, for the purpose of making a visit to New York, and all at thelrown expense, for no other purpose than that of pleasure and ap interchange of civilities with our own exellent military, some idea may be had of the magnitude of the undertaking and the pairs they have taken to be thus rewardes, When we remember also that the present is the longest excursion ever pixnned and executed by & hody of citizen seldiery 4outh of Mason aod Dixon's line— the only precedent being the Richmond Gr: 8, who visit- | ed the metrepolis last year—add'tional importance may be given to the fact, and additional credit to those who | have engaved in the undertaking. ‘The arrangewents for the reception of the “Blues” were al in charge of the New York City @uard, Captain Mans- field Loveli—who bave recently been bronght most fa- vorably before the public jn connection with an endeavor to ipangurate a system of our seacoast defence by the volunteer militia of the city—and it is needless to gay they were carried with that esprit du comps which is characteristic of this company whenever they have ooca- sion to “speed the going or welcome the coming guest.” Leaving Savannah on Tuesday afternoon, in the steam- ship Florida, the Blues strived here, after a pleasant voyage, yesterday afternoon about one o'clock. At this hour the committee of arrangements oo bebalf of the Ci» @vard, accompanied by a vumber of gentlemen, members of the press and others, proceeded in the steamboat Satellite to receive their guests from the Flori- da, and convey them to the city. The following are the numer of the committer:—William H. Draper, Charles E. Forman, D & Stone, H. ©. Jones, William Marchant and Alexander Henriques, President of the Company and mem- ber of the committee ex-officio. In addition 10 these zen- tlemen there were Lieutenant Colonel Ferris, of the Ninth regiment, and exCaptain of the New York City Guard; Captam Foiey, of the Jasper Irish Greens, of Savannah, and private in the Bines, and a number of Southern gen- tlemen and soldiers without nviform One of Dor worth’s Bande was also on board, hetween which and the eberp thunderings of a gix pounder, that: every pow and then sent its echoes across the water, a lively rivalry wae kept up tn making music of a martial ebaracter. Arriving at the atermer, the Blues wore discovered standing on the promenade deck, drawn up in military style. and evidently waiting (or the deputation. This, however, did not prevent the accustomed greetings, and cheer after cheer were exchanged between the two ties. hae noon as the two steamers came together, the com- mittee, acermpanied by Lievteoant Cou mel Ferris, woot on board the Fiorida apd were severally introduced to the ceptain and officers of the visiting corpe, after which lieptenant Colopel Ferris addressed them as fol- lowe:— CAaPTAIN—We bave heen deputed by Captain Mansfield Lovel, of the New York City Guard. in behalf of that compet y und of the citizens and merchants of New York, to extend to you a cordial greeting. Weare the avant courriers of that welcome which we hone you will realize when you reach the city, and in it @e trust ‘cou will find a gratification that shall repay you for the long viait. upon which yon bave em barked. We interd to show sou that hespitality ie either @ plant of Southern growth por of Northern growth, but belongs to the Union. The small politicians of our country, for the enke of making capital for party purposes, Pave represented that we are not what we ought to be; but we trust before you leave New York you will find that we eneak the same tongue, breathe the same air, have the same common hopes and aspiratiors, and that we are, ina word, white men Apolanse,) ‘To there remarke Capt. Andernon, of the Rinee—who, by the way. ia something of an orator—expeessing him: self with great ease and simplicity, responded briefly as fellows :— GxyTieMEN—In behalf of the Republican Blues, T return yon the ke for thie kind and gratifying reception. We come among son simply wn a body of the citizen soldiery of the country—« country to which your fathers and on# gave their common gervicer in rearing this great repoblic. I trust our visit may tend more strongly to cement this oor beppy Union, and that in our efforta to maintain it ve ehall know no North,.no South, no Rast, ne West (Apyiause ) A further shaking bande then ersoed, and tho company proceerded to embark op board the Satellite, the baggage Bieenwbtle being bronght to the city in the Florida, ‘The following in» correct LI6T OF OFMCERS AND MEMBERA OF THE SAVANNA‘ REPUBLI- CAN BLUES. Whole number of regniar members 212° The number op the present — 1a 95. a follows:— se -Jobn W. Anderson. +t Color Guard—Privates D. Hi. ‘Stewart, J. H. Haupt, W H omasnar dG. Wilkionton B Berlin. (MRRORA TTR. R. H. Hewes, W. E. Davis, @. W. Anderson. Pp W. A. Walker, L 5 £ J. K. Munnerlyn. PRIVATRA. : ne, T iC Freeman, W. ©. Pure, © D Ferguson, JA. Richardson, I. WH Grady, J. Raena, & wH Gurl, T. W. shea, 3 H. P. Gage, A. Pmith. E F.R Grulaing, H Snider, R J. Glatney, J, M. Solomons, LJ F. Rarmon, J. 8 Siva, 3 J. Rarria, J. A, Ragure, v JH. Baywood, J % Smith, A 0. %. Jackson, BO. Theux, u JM. Jones, J. M_ Theas, 3.0, W. A Ring, M Thens, #1. ¥. Molina, DM Wolf, In Meere, HOG. Ward, © Tenvergne, ER R A. Wylly, JE Lavis, D. We J. Wav J. Leeber , P. Mall wR BT Pay, Ga WG JG Bent, AR W OD Waters, C,H Deron, D. Oleot, 5.0 Young ‘The npiform of the Bluek isa dark bine coat, with light bive faciege, trimmed in white, and Night) bine with white wiripe, The whole day however, they paraded in fattene drees, and though toptial locking wet ot men in every rerseet, did ff to that advantyge which wl! Jonhttens bo Hieu thereot are provided with a couple of anare drome which at notre are played mpon hy negroes, torasion, have been brought Serve iden ef the golid character of the be tad frem the statement that rince the ¥ it wee org nized, It hae had but four captains Albert Cuthbert, ¢eceased : roy omgy wey of me ne United Statew Se preme Court; Robert and the Gaytain Andersen, who has now been in his post twenty three years, Among the gentlemen on the exenr- sion (© one wtie bas been in the company forty three years, ‘The Bivee have also seen service having heen engaged in the wae of 1812, and later in the war with Florida. ‘ber wae marked hy no other introduction all arenn4, and a col- and wine, «bieb the fosh air of the “ie so tatettne fore lending the Satelite stemmed ap almeet to the Great Pastore Us afford the eisteere an eprortnnits to Bee the bg rhip—e sient evidentiy moen enjoyed. A palate © ten or Gtteen eune Fred from the wharf at the font of Nort! Moore street, now indicated that the New York 4 arrived. and eere in a Preparations were. aeroetinet oy atenmer wae Theanght to the 1Y, preceded by the band, marched you the lich ane Rirmed Wn. Nive. The cried. baw: wae oo tmmenerenumbering nearly, three. then. eavc—that it was wimest impossible te move coy tien bere * piece in the wenal se me ry | Grand, ip Their elegant opiforme, asco sortie full bend, beng drown map alae ipo tha hart jet eer the encart. of the departing an? the two commants ac. Tounves war enewutere ‘, cordingly drew up in tine ‘errbent Interrapeten antl the arvival'at the L wil an at Heures, where the Bluer will be quartered ile vtay in the city. Tp afew momenta, howover, com pat lee wo « ” ? i @ ? i FFs 1 fe a Ee i Ei F 7: : i up Went, | | | to Mexico during the war, the DeKelb Rides aud the Thon Rifles. containing tp ul OLS #Oldlers. As an vw Stance ot the military epurit which ex. “t8 Ubroughout ¢ city. it is stated thet 1 ine of the Board Aldermen ant the Mayor parade with one or the other of the different Orgen izations Our correspoudens closes bis communica. tien as follows — ‘There is but one band in Savannah, and tue company ao Cor Sete of kettle or snare and base drums aud tfee paw by negrces. They are uniformed and wear awords, are Weurly all slaves: they are pread of thelr position and march o” with an abandon that would refresh Parson Cheever, The Buea intended to bring on their music with them; some of the boys, I was informed, belong to the company = 1 was trqu. ed of, whether I thooght they sone have any trouble—«". .bolition et could induce the boys to ron away. but they might be annoyed. What will eay the prear of New York? Of the drill apd eoldiorty appesrance of the companies above mentioned it ‘8 not DS province to epenk, but [ feel assured that when the | Pluer appear they will do po discredit to ubeir noble State, the Fmvire State of the South, or to the volunteer militia of the Coin, FIFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MI- LITHIA. Col, ©. Schwarzwaelder, of the Fifth regiment, is about to emulate the patriotic spirit displayed by the City Guard, in affording an adequate force, in caso of nny emergency, to garrison our harbor defences. Me has made application to the Secretary of War fur permission to take hie entire regiment down to Fort Hamilton and drill them at the sea coast guns. ‘The Fifth regiment is classed ae an artillery organization. For the past yvoar dete bere bese, walling sumemee ecomsiens "te hoe ranks. A® an incentive to stil! further efurts by the men under his command, Col. Sch haa offered & premiom, to consist of a massive gold neal, to ne atven to the member of thie regiment who shall ohtais detact inwyact, Of recruits between this time aad the Certous Atmespherical | Phenomenon Last Night. Shortly before ten o'clock lust night an interesting sight took place over the upper part of the city. It was sup. posed to be a meteor. It was first seer in the form of a blue star, surrounded by a thick mist. It seemed to ccme from Jersey, and proceeded gradnally for some seve- ral hundFed feet, end then, when abont over Forty sov- eth street and’ Broadway, ts suddenly changed ita up- by throwing out a red flery looking substance, burping tail of at least two hundred fest in length The moment the red fire exhibited itself it took 4 horizontal course and in verennend in speed and apparently ished itsel( at about the Third averue and Forty seventh strest, Thit curious phenomenna mat have been WitOr Ke! by ChenPands, a8 & largs number of people were in the wterte at the time, attracted by the fire in the kerowene factory in Forty seventh street, which was burning at the time. A gertieman coming from Brooklyn between the hourr of nine and ten last evening, gave a8 6 description of an atmospherical phenomenon visible at that time, which oxcited the interest and curiosity of the witnesses to it Abont quarter before ten two balla of fire, apparently the eize of @ man’s hat and baving each one a tail or ktream of fire following it, passed from the southwest to the north east, at» distance of not over a mile above the earth, Thee tails, geen from the earth, appeared to be about eight or ten feet in tength. The bodies followed each ether immediate sneceesion, the head of the second »e it were, te tbe tail of the first. The was Fo moderate as Lo precl de the possibility meteors, it being, in the language of our little taster than the usual speed of 9 horse What wind there was stirring at the time was it aD epposit ction from that takeu by the two bodies, so that they could not have been fire balloons, us was suggceted by eeme — They excited considerate inter. est ameng the Brook!\nites and the passeagere on the nd all #-emed to agree that they bad never keen of the k nd before, and chat to them it was in explicable Doubtless some of our scientific meu will svon give us an explanation of it. TO THE EDITOR OF THK HERALD. No. 281 Henson Sreeer, Jniy 20, 1860, A most brilliant meteor waa visible this eat a ® quarter to ten o'clock. My position to observe it was 6 most favorable one, Enjoying the coo! breezes from the Hudeon on the reef of a bigh house, 1 was startle! by ‘what Tat Grat supposed was a skyrocket. My next inv pression war that it was the comet, sud it was not anti! it bad fairly started that (was convinced that it was a meteor of great splendor Tt made ite appearance jnet over Jersey City, aud taking a course due weat, went out or ferl on the weat side of the city. A brilliant train fol lowee in ite wake, and added greatly tu its dor, ft onderwent a oumber of changes when it Arst started, ald me to believe frst that it war a rocket, aud subkequent’y a comet. Ita aplendor was enhanced by the brilllaney ef he coloring it wssumed, whieh is perfectly indeserthbable, About a minute was occupied in the par age. BELG District Attorney's Office. Complaint Ayainst the Master and Mates of the Ship Elter Austin —Yerterday Heary Joves, ove of the crew of the Filen Aurtia, made a charge of crue! and unas nish ment againet the master ard first and second m the ship, and bey will be brought up for exammation at an carly day. Tae kW vous WEEKLY WERALD, The Military Carnival in New York— The Walton-Mathews T' edy—The Return of Hee je Te teves from the Pactfic=—The Brith Baptists tn the In- dico—Latest Newe—Market Reports, &ec. The Weentr Henan, for the present ween, will ve feady this morning at eleven o'clock In its columns Will be found:—A fall account of the Reception of the Chicago Zouaves, and a Description of their Drilis, Mowe mente, &e , during their stay in the city; Arrival of the Savannab Republican Bluse; Conclusica of the ‘or ner's Investigation in the Walton-Mathews Tragedy—Verdict of the Jury against Charles Jefferda, and bis Committal to Prison; The Return of Heennn—flow he was Reesived by bis Frienda, with an Account of the Appearance and Cor versation of the Champion; A Report of the Address of Edward B. Underhill, the Brijish Agent, giving an Ac count of his Visits ty the Raptist Mi-#ions in In ia, Coy joo, Burmab, and the West Indies, Interesting [nteili gence from the Pacific; Progress of Affairs in Sicity; The fatest News from Furcpe, Mexico, Venerela, Cubs Rditoriale op Prominent Topica; Reporte of the Cuitie, Provision and Money Markets, and al! interesting ume of the precoting week, received by Celegraph oF other wise «Single oopies, ip wrappers, can be had at the counter of the office, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets Price eix conte ome 20 Ph ographic Portratts Taken for Ba tre size reduced to £00. HOLMES’ only ‘alivry ‘Wtiltameuon’s be roa Rize Tern fory nine to New York shoutd ty exumine the well selected ateck of Opera, Mw id and genera’ enn deve Wivasen of the hext makers Also Sperteclen and Nowe Clases with the eplevrated ‘ra fitee. PEt hie ‘Tevoen, for sale by BEMMUNS CO. No. 600%, Vrea@e ay. Lafarge House Biibw ard’s Need for Wheeier & Wii- Cae onus Sagan Bi Ne yg mnde hy ‘bend. ane of Pefined Rrplias mast wine. anc inner apr at TWF C RD. 8 Warren serves, NT W bite, the Hatter, Ahend.—New Shapes We Fee cee Hate, 16,000 G0. from suction. One dollar enea. 16 Broad way. Six Fine Shirts for 8s, MOODY'S whirt Manufectory, 262 Brosdwny. as ry Selferino ‘Neck Thee at 50 cent. euch, PERFGO’S, 61 Navw and S61 Brow way. They Faves in This. aber garments, and the pring in about the tre bunderd officers af one vary jit Pocket Cattery —A'Large Variety ANDER‘ sore, Ko. 7 Astor Be PW AI A tor wor sn sod thiivren. "Gur bathing devmcetnaure mately and ares creh! “DELANO LiFR PRESERVING COAT AND VEST CO. oppree the toy Fail, ——_——_——— th BS3S Coots and rd Prlidareee Fountein ia Store, 653 Broadway, filled with onriosities, te mm ong the ching atiractiona of ‘be ety. Seats Res end © ren oy ” na Bat , OA Mr freer, t College pince. a. Ube? ke PATH ke allege piace. ————_ Cirehbegh’s ttusive w aman iredwey wel A bower Hear Ac ee ie ‘Tre « emt of ment ave etm. meme of ene | thet dasensen Aitor pinre 7 en Tamed eS Baw IRAR ow Shoes, of ty EUULNE PERRIS boo | evens PFrenee, Breadbemes & Oo.’s me Cusse 172, Jv $6, 3, vi aT, em 47, 30, 64. a, 8. or a, 8, ‘Commotsparey Lorre: y, Case 122 Jo 20 } 16, 74, 44, 10, 15, 66, 23, Tate 72, io. a Paden, BROADBENTS 4 Ov. Monagera, Winiagton, Delaware ‘or or a Davis & Ae ONes) Draw | 00a Coomtidnted eee < | | 60, 3, oh 3. i io, aA 57, 70. Mees, Dr Managers : ¥ om Macon, jeorgia. Drawings of tn, | ea eon be A a « Delaware State Lotte- ‘Om sware, KEMTUCRY La a | 20, 27, 88, 62 8, 42, 74, 2, 63, 60, 69, a 6 Cironlare shut tree Of obi \Areaing’ withe me WOOD. WDB & AO te itn } Or to WOOD. “eniiy ao. Tem nel “Doumaton, Pern, July, mo, | certify that I wns the holder of share of Uoket 71, ined S00 the Se eeeeeen +y ‘a ormbloation drew the prize that said prize Cashed on presentation THRO DORE ‘tata, ‘a Dollngton P, 6., Pena. Brave Orry, NO. J 10. 1880. Hue tall asacut sovelrea irra ibg bart ere iva ot rine th heat Unplia) Prive of $50 4a)” draw at Wile nate Del. “June 8 Woon, Foor & Co's Deaware Bigte Latveries, in olass 1 (draws ‘State D he hin her pl 1 her tleret bel bnaber dimwing te hebeet eapitel rive of $80.00, wy ket ‘dre ae one: (7X aves according! F This Immense ‘The laut we anal! oer in CLOSED OUT at Mucent REDUCTION OF PRICES, le wah Lave concluded to ‘lear ont our entire ‘stock before re- mand, ai cryin co trge and complete variety of all the latest les " SUMMER CLOTHING, asp ' FURNISHING GOODS. Those wha have rot get completed shelr summer wardrobe | or strangers visiting the city wi PLENITD cPPoRTeNITY | to purchase thelr stinger thing Ae ae AT LOW FIGU! RES” Dav N, HUDBON & 0O., ‘288 anes 280 Mrondway, corner of Warren street. Green's Shirt—Fit Guaranteed, Styles new, needle mace—not by machine. Kemoved to No. L Astor | Houne, Bureley aireet. | Garibaiat, V Bayer, Morriney’ and othe eremar! cable te Vhong Ca ne FOWLER aie or Emaneel, Heenan, ick, Binckhawk, Hicks the P owas be econ pale oF plaster | Broudway, always open and RIL phresslogite und pub 7107 Brendwa, yt ng merapbeo at Gurney’® Gs . yenter in their Zouave an ion ‘and are now on exhibition ‘inc. Pholograpibe of Capt. Vine tall ni d- all the officers of "be steamabip Great Kagtern. We have juat completed sirteen OFw instantaneous Stererwopie claws of the Orent Eastern rend: e. ” sly the tends 7 ida "J. GURNRY & BON, Ine ¥ ‘a Ceiebrated BREWING MACHINES, wing Troadways New York 182 Fulton wtraet Hrooklyu. Grover & Bek Wheeier & Wilson's Sewing Machines. OMiee 605 Broadway, New York Keete’s Restaurant, Ice Cream aud Bil- Nard Raloon ts now pbs ani at Rockaway for the season. aw hishey —8. v. & enemcky, Sait vtver Bourbon, sold hy ali drnuwian EM A jou! 162, N09" 11 and 786 Hroatway. WN. Y. He "9 Patent Champion #ire anc | garelar Froo! Maton, $61 Brosdway, corner of Murray straw om ‘Tem Pounds of Coffee for One Dollar.— ponds finest $1 80. You get Mier ANNNR, Noo) Chambers street and JOnNSON—ABRY.—At Cranevilie, N. J.,on Thoreday, July 122by the Rey Hollis Read, Parur R. Jomwaom, to ADELE FUZANETH, dauabtorof sugnate Abry. Raar—MORGAN —On Thureday, July 19, by the Rev. sephen H. Tyng, Gronar Reap, of San Francisco, t0 Maky, daughter of Daniel Morgan, of this city. ‘Tavton—MALONR —Ov Thursday, July 19, by the Rev. Robert G. Dickson, Winuiam Tartor, of thi# city, to Sv: as Mavone, formerly of Ballymena, county Antrim, Ire- Relfaat papers ploage eopy ‘Tovryx—* neeran.—On Monday, July ®, by the Rey. | Mr. Hiscox Mr. Jomw J, Torrks to Canim, youngest | end we 5 apn respectfully invited to at ts aged Toone ed ~ | The friends of the fam | tend without further sory —On Friday, July 20, Barros ter. Coin deme and a nye. y Btreet, Brooklyn, without: _ The paren will’ be iuterred af Cypress HB fie Brooklyn, on Friday, Ji m, of the ‘ity of Limerick, sand, age tend the fone Sooth Brooklyp —Ob Mende, Y, Many, wife of aaron ¥. Paradise, in the year of her age, PowsL.—Op Thursday evening, July 19, Gronca B afernoom. ‘ny 6, at that, Gram | Powis, 10 the 29th year of bis ag Fils friends are a. te Sateed the fame rel, from the house of T P vets, Ee , No 2 —— *treet, this (Saturday) morning, at oclock. maine’ will be removed for interment ary Memnarseoct, “4 Westchester county, by the New York soa Kew ares Ra Irond, at eleven o’eloek. Nine —To Reocklyo, on Friday. July 20 Kom Ronen, aged 16 years, 10 ney Lae The relotiver and Sricndo ape pom fully invi Bnage funeral, from the eh —_ } murnet ow Bun 8 afternoon, it ihren ary com: uted wrcustnye te gee oo © Somekvitiss —At Rergea, N’J., on ‘Thursday, Jely 1, Jou Fost vinx. aged 28 years * relatives and friend respect. folly iovited w attend the faeseet tee veldanee bis brother, James Somerville, in Righty einth near Hudeos river, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at orelock, Curringes will be in wal ing weaneey at the corper of roadway and ‘Thirty second street, unt ‘half pest two o' lock, July ig) Mart Aonns Taomsoe, Catherine Tuosson —On Fri davpbter of Lachlan abern, of ere infantum, aged 19 ana and 2 pp e friends and wequaintances, and the members of Fathyr Mathew Tem nerance Society, alee the members af the United Brothers’ Lodge No 1, are reepectfully in. vite? to attend the funeral,on Sunday morving, st tee o'clock, from ber father's residence, No, 45 Wort atroes. TreK?R —On Thurrcay, July 19, Rowmws Troxer, jor tbe par ith of Ardpatrirk, county Limerick, Ireland, in the 8th year of his age ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are reepect- folly invited to attend the funeral, thie (Saturday) afer. noch, at LwWo o'clock, trom his late residence,.No. 285 ave- pue A. corner of Nineteenth street, Wore —On Friday, July 20, Arce Warne, ip ihe Sét year of her age ‘The relatives and friends of the family are rerpecttulty , owe invited to attend ber faneral, on Sy Weloek rem her late residerce, ™ 's of the family are era}, this (Saturday! rage late residence, 91 Bridge atreet Her remains ‘will be takeo v6 at three o'elock, from b corner of York street Greonweot : _MISCELLANROUS, Ama AN “MEDICAL Re Saturday, Jely 21. BATLIIFRE BROTHER, 440 Browdway, New Yort, CTUATFD BY PURFLY PHILANTHROPIC MOTIVRA, Twill sell all my ready made Clothing at cost aterst, A Vest for $1 £0. a Cont for $2. Pants $225, sipace and silk mixt Couts from $310 $10. Order werk in proportion. CLARKE, 16 William street. ¥ USING MY ONGUFNT YOU (RVRN THK MPT ardless of youth) can bave a teautifu) luxuriant beard or moveta he. The Ongvent has now heen established othe AT WHOLRSALK-SRGARA, VERY CHRAr Camp buyers are Invited to e snaracteed. 8,17 Pronaway ©. CHR t LEVERDELI/O—WRDDINO yom, CARDS, De range m Envelopes. new satin cards, Ac. 302 i Iway, corner of ‘Duane street, PEHOre Sew INO Mac BARRIS’ PATEN?.— 2» This celebrated new improved donble thread, price on'? Ho, Balesroom No G14 Rreadwas Soporte the St. Nicholas BOCES, RNORAVINGS, PAINTINGS, AUTOOR srae, “urtoelties, de., sold or exchanged. Morgas’ ike roney far sate, JOUN PYRE 108 Memau scree” ‘ORNS, RUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, pm sneun inehnen ( peemsee, all = ot = ‘7 Seek cee onvenience tw ti! ations, ACH ARIK, " Serves Tyiropodiat, 76" Broadway. "Reters bv povaiciane snd ear krona of the city, [DPAPSESE. SURGICAL OPERATIONS On THE RYE and danghter of W. W. Wheeler, faq. . all of this city. Wricht—THomreos.—In Brovkign, on Thursday, July 10, by the Rev. B. ©, Cutler, D.D., Wotiam ©, Wrigur, of Broolyu, to Jvisa A. Tuomrson, of Bt. Joseph, Mo. Brapr.—On Thoreday “ July 19, as No. 297 East Fourteenth street, MaTiew, youngest ron of Matt. and Margaret Rrady, ‘The trivads °4 the family are tivived to attend the fune- ral, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Fowenarn —At Hoboken, en Friday, Jul; 3 See, in Trt dacgbter of Job» Hepry aud Emma ‘d, aged 9 months. The friends of the family are respectfully requeeted to stiend the funeral, from the residence of 4 parents, No. slington street, Hoboken, this ( y) after: boon, at four o'clock, without further invitation Ciavesw —On Friday, July 20, Mr. Jom CraveEs, aged 38 years, 2 months and 3 days. ‘The frignee wind ‘xcquaintances 0” tha deceased, as also | the members of the Knickerbocker Verein, are bereby | respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Cay | afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late fexidence, op correr of Third avenne ned Sixty Mth street, Cooaax.—On Friday, July 20, Paruirx, only son of yaad aid James Coogan, aged 1 year, 1 month and 20 he friends of the family are reapectfully invited wo at- terd the funeral, this (Setorday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 148 East Twenty eighth street. Crev ELAN —In Jermey City, on Friday. July 20, at nine o'clock PM. Joexrn Pixos, oldest child of Orestes and Jane H. Cleveland, age § yeare and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the Cuveral, from the residence of aie parents, 206 Wayne street, Jereey Cay, on Sonday afternoon, at two o'cicek. His’ remaine will be taken to Greenwood Come- tery Trcwnce —On Friday, July 20, Jase, infant son of Welen ene bebecca Dray mend. relatives antl friends of the family are respectfully ed to attend the tuners), from the residence of bis parents, No. 160 kaet Twenty fourth street, this (ey) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further tion. Deb etenwe —On Thoraday tom, Many Jane, only Tebeterre, eget ear and & months 1, of choters infan ‘The relative and friend re respectfully ievited attend the face y aftertioon, at hall part one o'cliek, from £09 € ot ve —Oy Thursday, July 19, of vercare of the daughter of Revocea mily are respectfully her late rewitence fifth and Righty sixth wo Oclork. between Bi Streets, on Sunday afternoon, bavaRp —in Jersey © ty, on morning, July 20, the infant ron of Jaane © and Carlie ® Enynrd. Forixee —In thie city. on Thursday morning, July 19, Mr Pow arn Fortams, aged 34 years in retativen ana frienow are, Invited. to attend the fa poral. from bie Inte readenee, 48) Weet Thirty fth rereet At Ll o'clock thir (Saturday) owrning — The members of } Pion lrg Growe Ledge 1 OO F., are reapectiuily invited te attens | Liverprot paper please copy. Gronnot Ga —On We dverday. ® Creat Barrington, Mare, y. in the 880 yrar et bie age, and thowe of bie brother, Walter Green. mother inlaw, Mra C are reapeot- invited te attend the ral, this (Saturday) morn belt pest ten o'clock, without further invitation, Twenty third ptreet. short but severe (liness, James Goram, tative of the parieh of Clinard, county Meath, Ireland: The frienie and acquaintances of the faraily are re- } speetfully Wvited to attend the Teneral, fe ¢ metarday) tenet twe o’chek, from 211 a Pav rrcnow —Om Friday, ? Paine Jamen Parerch Har the belowee on. oF ick and Elizabeth Har- rd 6 monthe apd 8 days, ‘The (lends of the fen tly are tfally invited to at- tend the funeral, thie (Saterday) afternoon, at two o'clock, | trom the reardence of hie parents, 112 avenue B, oc rner further noviee, Albary aod Pridgepost papers pleowe Barcarvon —On Thordey night, apr Cc of Sam, i. and tam, aged ND Hoom —On Friday, 20, after « sbert ‘linens, | oy ten » #00 of Joba and Adethet Hoops, aged 10 months | ane doaye "The revatives and frien de of the family are reapoaity | Sen ARw A Oia? Invoted to ettend bie funeral, ob Sunday aerncon, Ch 4 pest one o'clock, from the residence of bie parents, 21% Wcat Twenty Orad street, to uatbersn Cemetery. Fispvan On Thoretny, July 20, Axnaew Kixway, ape t 70 Senne aad 2 ond Hiv relatives and friends. are agg 4 Invited to ab send the fneral on Sunday aftergoon. at two o'clock, mm bag Mai resilenee, corner of Boerum and Atlantic treete, Arecklyn, | Favasson On Friday, duty % of consumption, Sreaw Bavansen, ‘The fyeral will take piece from the residence of her member 86 Weat Tremty sixth street, on Sunday after. neat td | od two, nvelecl, July, 1, Lerma W., wifect July 18, at Perkahire RRR MAR JAY GRIER near ever ne © ras, yo John Bay cli io the Wie § ‘Tae elativen and f of the famaly are reapcetfuiy invited to att funeral, from residence. Dr. Marsh | Continues to Apply his Hadise | 9p West Forty seound street, op Fupday afternoon, at twe cu) Cwve Truss with yarns « | Saat. without further im Invitation. Derma. oF rap on Pee ane B.D. Maccren—Oo Friday, July 9, Crema, danghier of ——_——— H's Hetr Dye 50 Cents. Depot 1 Bar ELLIE ret: an neta by alt arses Tesalitie Ongruess (or New Tre ae Chen, 0 ly porte nt Jobp ond B Magoire. aged A Peer hot 10 dh Hey funeral w Nohe pce Whi tee (emereny) g erette, from the rcoNarnes Of ber pareuts, at two o'clock MeGuee —Ip Williamsburk, on Friday. fon July @, Pariace MGINW, aged 11 non’ he and 21 oe; ‘The foneral will toke plnee {row the festdence of hie renta, Patrick ano Acco Mofiem, at 190 Firet etrest, * | Fiittamsborg, at two oclek this (Saturday) ii BAR. TIMONTALS. DR. Von MOrCHZISKER, Geulist aud Auriat, on all diseases RYE AXD RAR Tequiring medienl oe Dik WORK! Moscnnisnen on Cprbaltose ané Aural ed 1 highest eulogtoms from the preve. sixbt ard bearing & » reference to eee Can be covmntied of the rae for reatorion wer the U konr. . BG» Fresideat of the Goudhue ire Ingurance Company, New Yore. 'D Vox Moscunienen, Oo: Mi I curveme, Oo Nat and Aur, Dean Rim—l am a lonet vitnees of y of the age having. 0@ & recent ¥ by Per you ean use my name. With great respest, Your ebedient se ROBERT Bad 12 Wall street. Srw Youn, July M1, 1860. trom GRORQE GORDON, RxQ., NRW YORK, Von Mosch isker © saree on a toe Vora { Sar* for deafness ww wre perfectly remer. renience or interruption to business. 5 abe CUOKDON, 68 Wall atrees. Dew Yorn. WaSriNOM TAL eh GROM 1my CITIZRNe OF Miew Omtaam, Apri undersigned, cttizens of Ne= Orleans Withor have Geta under Iie CON betas zp! Yusbect core. spd store win bere know im tepeeity during the last two seawne he tas Crane do ebeertnlly hen him Lis ier that be- ip bie profensiounl cn ‘worthy of tee. thoae whore in peed of hie skill aoae town ricly ane) ing the reams et of any oo AMD tte victm- ore mort Ne Bnew Caunl street, nenr Kant Broad hb) 6 ny prection bin Gh Ka RD PTI. tABT PLAC, Sod MULES. e ERE a 1 HON JAMES BOTT. Ai DURAN DA Pe & BARBY M.D. ©. DELEN 4 M.D. TUCAs POWAL, ALF. DOD AUD, M.D A. 0. ACKER. M.D, to Wp Ce he Kew Grieann, . erebart, Rew ( Duar eriaan a New Orleans. FRR ta ts ROT Ny oman, jet “H, Supreme Court, New H. PAREWOOL, Pla ter, Louisiana, RA 4 Planter, Lowsiann. y Mi 38K May be consnited on wil disenaes of the 2. - quire corp e Lor. weciee) Westment, (ree VINTON PLACK, BIGHT FORER'S PARINA JELTY—* DELTICIONS DPRee ar he suits! fod, euriehaatbnse ning sr Hwa ond ou toe, 1-5 7 ied re, te prevent b ade, of various wires, forme and ver eran: for eale rE i pas CPT A CUPy, THE OUEAPEST Yt ac Eat = Ready this ear DAY) morning, Viekens, Phetch—by Chae "fal Poem Xp, Sige ‘he plortone story of ary ms firwntoory bhert © ig roomie a reodien. A Pearin AD the new Cibo tay ¢ ma La the news e foe Sine Hero niet wor tt om ; JSR oe Age To be had of nll ne-wedew' — cup plied at the eo as the OF, snd vewsbors can be 105 Pulton street. ) enemas Ara teva canting eee s =i ie XN THOUSSYD RAILROAD TRAVELLERS SUYPLIED with OURAND COPIES THe FOURTH BINION FOR JUL "Wea A Ot ret Hs , oy Agra every weary, aioe