The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1860, Page 3

mi the img up of a wall cloud, from which the meteor shot out towards the east, in a dearly horizontal direction. By the time it bad attained an eastern azimuth of 3 degrees it burst, or divited into two bodies, distant from each other about a half cegree. The foremost of these Dodies was somwbat the larger and brighter, and display- #4 a yellow ight, while the binder was anges with a pale grernish biue. The two proceeded retaining their relative positions, like birds flying Cra the air, hesitating, as it were, for a moment in one part of their course, and then immediately moving onward, with a accelerated velocity. time they had ‘itained an eastern azimuth of u their altitade had diminished to 9 deg ors, and shout this Ume occasional sparks were seen drop- ‘back from the front to the binder ball, as though the ly was in process of combustion, ball, during ali this time, was surrounded by faint oblong lumivosity, which extended itself somewhat between the two, and thus caused the compoind meteor greatly to reeemble a dumb beil On its first appearance, or emergence from the clout, 't ‘was devoid of 4 train; but after its separation, as above described, a luminous haze was observed to aboot out be- Le it, which, as the meteor proceeded on its course, gradual y extended ttaeli until it had attained leneth of degrees. From the extremity of this tail sparks were ‘cccasiooally dropped. As the meteor progressed to the cast the hindmos bal” Was gradually cousumed, aud the foremost con Winually grew dimmer, until, at an altitude of five de- grees, the eutire body faded from view. The dj lance was accompanied by no explosion, nor were there 1 ogo shot from either ballin any part of Progress The light emitted by the meteor, Sheed bot specially remarkable, was nevertheless ebundantly suficient to exhibit a vivid glare whenever it ti Oa chad Jost from view by the intervention of a as tg iteazimuth at the moment of disappear. Je observers differ considerably. Thus, one of our students, who made his observation with special reference to the souerapetion of cbse peleh coer rome: rade | = white my friend, A. feat the metoor was bec observed, owe oy & point which I find by Getrumental measurement to have an eastero azimuth of The entire time thie wonderful body was in view has been, question, greatly overrated, as any ob- server will discover by experimenting with's watch, very few persous being able, without the aid ‘s time- to estimate correctly the lapse of & minuto, On point, therefore, | have made a series of experiments ‘with several who witnessed the entire passage of the meteor, and am satisied it war not io view more tban Birey seconde, if, indeed, so long. We noted carefully of its disappearance, viz: 9:38 P.M. Our lati tude may be taken at 38 deg 49 min N., and longitudg 77 deg. 4 min. W. of Greenwich Respectfully, CALEB 8. HALLO’ Alexandria High School, Va. Saverra grt ‘2th, 1860 ‘THE METEOR IN CANADA. the Hamilton (C W.) Spectator. jwenty minutes: nine o’elock on Friday eninge mricr, of ten ri passed over thie te course’ was from southwest *o northeast by aig W.) News.) spot nag ‘day evening, a8 Jereene; trom worth west tn eteoment e from north west to sou' y being of the size of a fuH moon, of yellowish blue . Ht Ssocuinc Domgeric fa in New Jgnsxy.—Mr. of Chimney .Rock, Bound Brook, Somerset .'J., aged 28, killed his wife on Friday night committed suicide aaieeey next i Be A saw bim ear! ve agpene Gano beard Ties eal iwi wife, &e. 8000 Ser be ho z. ay Hl a ees gEE i £ SEs E> i The inquest on the ‘was about 28 yeara “Their circumstances were Ai PaRDONED.—Nathan Keist, convicted a congener » Pa , some eight years ago, of as baco pardoned, by Gov. Packer. mo years; has v. er. Standard says the prevalent the circumstances of the murder are ist should age happend nygaymen full term of his sentence, w! was certainly @ Sess the enormity of the offence. Gram mw Mrewgpota.—It is said that Minnesota will ex- po ey grain this year than the total yield for four past. Weekly Re; meme OY ty to Uae AU See fe bo: i12—Total, 406. bn 148; youths, 18; nda $82, raalon, 280, enilden colored \y ver, typhus iy Inflammation of kidneys 1 Inflammation of liver.... 1 Inflammation of lungs... Inflammation of stomach. Inflammation of throat., gu f 7? DRATHS FROM EXTERNAL AND OTHER CAUSES NOT DEPENDING Leone vee CLASSE. Premature birth. 5 92 Stomach, bowels and 3 ner: digestive orgnna. 906 inte choip and charms attached. "be fates wil be Heart . 17 Oncertain seat Se ak rewarded by retarning the same to ‘3.00, 88 leonard Old age 3 O8T—A NOTE OF FREELAND, SQUIRES & CO, in, 4c. a Le RNa % nibs: tor $595 fevers —— | Baid note wos maRed at Ni OE TC a= st aa 1 died oes oil Under 1 year. 22 | 7 ost—ow WENNESDAY AFTERNOON, WHILE GOING 1 dyears 38 down in Third avenne cars, from thence through Barcay Bo 6 years. 33 | fireet to ferry, « lady's gold chain-linked Hraceiet, with $10 10 years. “ : to Liz Fifth wtreet the fader will 10 wo 12 years. uu | 12 wo 15 years, 1 | 7 ost—on THR EVENING OF THE 25TH, A SMALL | 16 w 11 years. od russet Trunk, In Twenty second sireet, SFavere Sue 17 te 20 years. — | and Fifth avenues, or In Fifth avenue, bet 90 to 26 years. 493. | Twenty third streets, JU. T. on ma toned il be pal ror eg OR wer liett & Sea- Britieh Amer! 1 nadine AT 5 Engiand... ‘ OsT—A LEATHER BsG, WITH THE OWNER'S NAME Germany ws Lp on the ‘ RH Vine wrenes ond Fal: Bolland. 1 | ten ferry omni which eft Fulton ferry a (ow moments (reane 1 | Sle reward wi be pei bye Br cing od rw ay. ish mae Jos | Chambers street, two dours west of Hudson rer'halioad | for Ierrrotions. a dha diene dim neceieamaed inamen aaa ea Almsbouse Nurvery and Child's Hoe. Dg re FB KR ARB Qe] } Bellevue pital Nigecoees sie nocase oul bo spees AZ, Oity Hospital ‘ Ragaall Island Nursery i Wat weilth arcol corner of wixth avenue, " Ootrba Home 1 GTRATED-FROM SNEDIKEA'S HOTELST A LONG Teland Hospital 6 2 DS Teland—A white terrier Dog, «th loow ry le Lanatic Asylum. b | owe had a len + odin, oaen ek ee woll’s tland.. | ee tetracaine Ce smeam be foubdy |v N.Y. Juvenile Asay! | thal be liberally rewarded ada 08 paid. daly Zi, 1800. Increase thie DANIEL RB. DELAVAN, City Inepeotor, Isepacron’s [er aRTaey?, Naw Youn, July 31, 1860 } $s ‘The African Slave Trade. ‘TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Youx, July"24, 1860. In reading your paper of to day ! find an article copied from the London Star, headed ‘The African Slave Trade,” and prominent among the assertions which it seta forth I detect one in italics which reads thus:— Add to this that the Pritish government, to which Spain has bound | herself over and over again to put down the trade to Cuba, | and which has actually paid Spain immenge sums oe ae aconsideration for such suppression, does nothing to | exact the fuldlment of this duty from the Court of Mad rid.” “Tbis is unaccountable. The crade is carried on notoriously with the sangtion of ¢pain, the great function. aries of whose government and members of whose royal family wake immense fortunes out of it.” Not desiring to tuke any notice of the. personal insult cast upon high members of my nation, | will limit myself to pro. pose to the writer of the above article to ace vouch- ers, and let him at once publish then, and I shall do my- self the pleasure of refuting them with proofs founded on foots, f will ask hime to publish— 1. The origin and cause of (he abolition treaty. 2. nen, ow, and,in how much, was Spain remunerat- ed: 3. “What are the proofs that the Spanish government yy the slave trade, ‘As I fortunately possess my own documents, I shall give them publicity, aud the public will decide. Your obedient servant, A SPANIARD, Stampede of Prisoners. REVOLT IN THE MISSOURI PENITENTIARY. (From the St. Louis Republican, July 24) ‘A despatch to this office from Jefferson City states that ‘about noon yesterday some forty convicts confined in the pebitentiary made a simultaneous attack upon the gate of the prison, and succeeded in forcing it open and effecting their escape. Twenty of them were recaptured, and about twenty more are still at large. In the effort seven were severely wounded and three were killed outright by the guards of the prison. Deputy Warden Ritchey, in attempting to arrest their progress, was attacked by the notorious George Harmon und another prisoner. They attemoted to wrest his pistol from his and in the struggle it was discharged, woundin itchey slightly in the wrist. Mr. Ra came to '# relief, and succeeded in knocking down and securing Harmon. Our informant states that the escaped prisoners will doubtless be recaptured, as guards and citizens are out inevery direction. As might be ex- pected, great excitement exists in Jefferson City oon- fequent upon this bold, and to a certain extent, successful attempt of these desperadoes, Harmon, one of the convicts in the revolt at the Penitentiary in Jefferson city yesterday 2 is a well known character in the criminal lendar of this city, and has long been recognized as a desperado who for yearg evaded the clutches of the law. LB: fal ol pa on severa! indictments, burglary and larceny, and assault with intent to kill, being the chief items, a Dis assessed: puniabment in the aggregate amounts to betweea fifteen und twenty years. ONE HUNDRED BOYS ESCAPED FROM THE ROCHESTER HOUSE OF REFUGE. {From the Rochester Union nym) We have intelligence just as w that was a stampede of the boys confined in the Tie House ores. fuge this afternoon, and that over 100 escaped, It is ewid that just after dinner, when the boye were in the yard, they pried open the row gate, and about 100 rushed out, and took to the flelds in all directions for liberty. ‘This suden outbreak appeared to cause a panic in the in- etitution, and Fey lyzed the keepers. As the gate keeper ‘his post to hand some ki ‘the farmer, four boys took advantage and ran out the main gate of the institution. Mr. Wood, the Superintendent, was in the city at the = ‘is allie occurred, and knew nothing of it for some ime after. The boys left in the refuge were eecured, and all the ‘oaueaas of the concern who could be spared started in pursuit of the fugitives. A messenger came to the city ‘and called upon the police to go out in search of the boys. Police are out with buggies and on A standing reward of ten dollars per head is quite an inducement to people to turn out in parsals of the run. aways. POLITICAL. TA MEETING OF THE ELGHTEENTH WARD IN- dependent Democratic Working Men's Folica tub, eld at Martin O'ehauzhneesy's, 286 Fi en 168: day, July LR Mr, Thomas President and Martin O'Sha1 besiness ge Fon tr was willbe be Lo & meeting ad ned. t meeting held same place on Wectenay eventag, August} deco THOMAS STRETCH, President. Mantin O'Snavonnrssy, Secretary. AT A MEBTING OF THR FRIENDS OF BELL AND Kvereit, in the Ni , held on the 25h July, 1860, Rresciveds ha as members of ihe amerienn party, we reeng” ical government the nise as an t principle in our polit original purpose of onr or; “Put none but Ame: on guard.” That we regard as asably neces: sary the residence in this country for @ period of not less of the pi ropodition is con- ing of that p cite which Called our orgeot ing. viz: se aaa the intiuence of foreign born persons our —_ fairs. sg . F, ROSEBROOKS, Chairman. RECKINRIOGE AND LANE CENTRAL Pyro B Cub. A ar this club will be ane mem! is President. led zed to vole for ‘and aloo candidates far Governor, Leu Sn a and Inspector of Rate Pi State Comm JOUN A. GREEN, Jx., Chairman. M. McManion, Secretary. ote WARD CONSTITUTIONAL UNION AND STATE a) Aesociation, favorable 10 i (th the election of Brecgin- a @ arsociation are res Peete wen (Friday) cree. Le 27, at the com- JOBN 87! HP HUGNS, Chairaan pro tom, Secretary p: W. EF. Bravvece, protdararnic CAMPAIGN MEDALS OF THE PREst- dential candidates —Merchanie agenta and pediers sup. bare at manufacturers priced Agents are makin, yr A $10 pe er ‘Samples sent on rere! cents. (wo ros., General Agents, 742 sear. LOST AND FOUND. (CAME 70, THE PREMISES, ON MONDAY, JULY 23—A large Greyhound, with @ collar arsund his neck; the owner can have him by proving 'y and paying expenses: 3 | Eras ete entre dared at an Thy we ond street, be sold to pay expenses. in the grocery store, ae A we FHIRD STREET STAGE, ON bout FM ig, Up town, «sonal he ownke ee tare tas cnmee roar way. $308 on $95. n' Mercantile Bank. The finder will be iiber «tly verte byl with Cnpt. 0. W. Walling, of the Detect! rolice, coewer of kets and of Elen and Broome streets F OH. WAMILTON, OST—ON THR RVENING OF THE geTi INST, IN from Thirty sath street through Madta ns avenite to Thirty cM street, through Thi ty-fifth street wo the Sixth ave- inne Care, and thence up to Fortyseventh street, a lady's blue enamelled goid hunting Watch " Sourvolsar, maker), with « small chain ntiached. ‘The finder will be lieraly rewarded by retarning the same to J M. Sewell, 26 Maiden Leet rEPay, MORNING, JULY Le ON Se rent Kastes KE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO NEGOTIATE | our nots Bo 1.220, ¢aied the I7th July, four months, made lo the order of ourgelves, at the.Chg ee R PLAINTIFF IN A mative coves err, HAVING ‘nat some of the papers Weeks rd noe ru aay day, July MATRIMONIAL. LADY, RIGHTREN TRAAS OF AUR PRETTY AND A aecomy) acqraintanae of a matrim be gue Jogk(ig. and 1a Font business. ‘Advtreas Jen, fe Mat. New York Pomt Slee. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. DE—UNE | a pw I FRANCAISE, DE ep 0, Jon ordi crers anes ‘une petite erers rere nme a bun pee te musiqae et eSrs, 4-4 areas par leure eux _ WATCHES AND JE SEWELRY. OO8T.—A RW GOLD WATOHRS Ae good ne news gold Chains o.; sobd to Bu advances. Advances on Diamonds. Watches, &o. J. Ul. INGER, 170 Broadway, room 25, op staira, BUARDING AND LODGING. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, owning 6 ‘sie A pleasantly situated up town, con! see ete: Fen socomamodate Sy or three with ee It fur: Rooms and Board, Call at the eighth avenue. AN AND WIFE ANP FOUR SINGLE GBH, home at Ferri rin's oth, 8 os ‘bibten pinoer OO, PLEASANT, SEOOND FLOOR FRONT ROOM 2 i haratabos; Rae batty gna ; ua and wel ‘At 69 Fifth street, near Second avenue. tty he ST PARLOR ON bi. t.. sow pions , 10 & gentleman fence nd conven ent to the shih av pony cares eee ei piirals family. Aoply at 160 West Thirty seventh, Sone ha orn aerrinervereanionnpeiiasininennttitiliin A. HANDSOME FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON SR- for single gon’ lemons with gee end ies rnd lt skower bath. References exchanged. Apply at 185 Bast Broad ray. | NEATLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND pepRoms to Jet, With or without Board and use ¢ Piano house has all the modern iaprovousey 7 hone ea Washin, ashingon asin. Inquire at No. 108 Waverley place. T NO. 12 CLINTON PLACE—FURNISHED APART- ments, single Rooms or in suits, with or without Board, AW rg SUIT OF Le apy FLOOR, TO with full or partial Board, in a first class house: « a eetae wife or one or two fe wmodated’ willy Olver: sulinSie ‘Accomm 11g Ninth street, west of and near road SINGLE FRENCH GENTLEMAN | KERPING | 4 “A Sunil House, well . between Madison square and Fourth avenue, wishes to let a farnished Room w & ‘spuieasan, with or without paral Board; use of parlor and plauo n° quire at 26 East Twenty fourth at. soon ae — A meee rye Lem a ove reapectal frmily, san becare. a Rolin, and Redromn, with B deo, at 9 Kast Forty-cighth street, 39 minutes by Third venus to A FURNISHED SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM AT. tached, to let to r " some and comfortab) way. VERY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT. OF Rooms to ® gentleman and lady (without fumtly preferred.) wih Hoard, ha private family residence in West Chester county, Nest the city: exoellent bathing, boating, tw pay a Uberal ‘cash price. tng, de; parties must be ling For particulars apply at 91 at 91 Liberty atre street, up stairs. LARGE FRONT ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR, newly and handsomely furnt hed, to et, without Board, te one or \wo gentlemen. it $20 per month. Also, one for i per month. ._Arply at 162 Prince street. FINE SUIT OF PARLORS, OR A A BRAUTTPUL, AUIT of Rooms over them to let, with Board, in a pi inily: » the tue brown gona bused Broctway’ ent enrace Of Fifth avenue and Madison square, and second block ‘nbore Fitth Avenue Hotel; ‘And Tooma delightful, Terms reasonable. CARD —COOL, PLEASANT, NEAT AND CLEAN Rooms, with or without Beard, all'on very reasons ve terms. can ve bad by by calling at 182 Grand street, ‘The logation - i ceniral; a good home OARD.+TO LET, WITH BOARD, A LARGE, HAND. some Parlor, with extension attached, on the first floor; jag Biguch saree Roomne, wKh bath aad gas. ‘Apply at 48 Clinton Bethea IN (BROADWAY, B BRCWEEN TWELFTH AND ‘Thirteenth streets—The location in the city; house first cliss; possesses oll maters bea rovements; an éxoelient table; dinner at 6 o'clock. Boulherners are invited to call. Ap: ply et 832 Broad’ oanp Ly nny at PLEASANT FURNISHED ROO! foie ae Ve bond el Particulars, T., ar 13 Herald office, aT OARD WANTED—BY TWO SINGLE akg Hey between Bleecker and Tenth Broadway; & private box 9. Post office, joann WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, WITH A jeasant Room: 8 private family preferred location be- iweed Tenth and. Tireny fon Terms made- Tate, "Addreaa, with full partion are, We box 186 Herald odles. OARD WANTEDCBY A GENTLEMAN AND V In a plain quiet family where there are wih full or partial Board for the phy ly a tas must be moderate, H. OARDING.—ONE OR TWO MARRIED OR SINGLE entien en can obtain pleasant Rooms and Board ins anitcty private family, at 161 West Forty seooad street. AR DING.. nape AND CHILDREN CAN BE A commodated wi yA A BP tammy d Seen STREET.—A and Site or geen riety 4 "peak. ry wo Rooms, with full ful or partial Board. with Board. to persons of re- louse bas all improvements. le, within three minutes’ walk of South Saraztcnetle Apply at No. 36 Garden st-eet. ora OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE cage oon aecommodate two or three gentlemen with bandso omaly furnished Rooms, fifteen minutes walk from Fulton a] ‘one block from the Zs Avenue Railroad. Address box Brooklyn Post OARD IN BROOKLYN —A SUIT OF PLEASANT an¢ well furnished Rooma, overlooking the city avd bay of New York, in a first clase house, good and netgh- a and seven Ct walk from the Ly Ge wo jet, ringly or together, with eorresponding Board, le terms, in a private family, No" 184 Union street, Brooklyn. Paae BqCN 20 2am. ay eng ye FUR. oom, Bu for two separate beda, at $175 per OF would be let o one at $1 50 Apply at 28 Greene a Go Rett AND 2 Sys LoDeInes A? re, alo William streets, dork. "Ferns, Bb cota cena per ght Foome from $1 $3 per week. “Open all night, pa Bi oh — FLANPSOMNFLY, FURNISHED ROOWS TO LET, WITH or without Board, in « small private family; gxcellegts every convenience: terms ‘rossoeabte, Call st 1a Fast Thirteenth street, near Second avenue. Noise 85 AND 57 WEST r FUIRTIETH ETH STRERT.—ONE OR ies and two or three gentieanen can ncarmmofaied wth Fi Sait or une Rove Rooms, with full or pare tis Samed. House fst fers exchanged. LEASANT eee. =F ed or unfurnished WR. Pleasant family, where the ed, house contains the modern im) S desirable neighbor ABDI A 170 West between Seventh and evenues, Pris on & piano. Pak fg WISHING GOOD pana oat saat information ay at WO! ERs OO a) road sez: eptrance. ‘hed fo regloter thelr fovea in advance. ASANT FURNISH. large. ecg ee neem house onnta! sod with a privale Amer lowation cen. and handocmsaly all the the mocern tm) PO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLUMAN AND wife ve very handaow @ accommodation in a private fae » distant from the city is\nla en Hubling, A. Price $10 each per week. iy oe Bal Hpdannte see eo doo J ae ere J Py | aes a se rew Mone LSSUSEeR TT cali ‘wentieth ‘seventh Decrees 8 HALL BEDROOM TO LET, TO ONF. or unfurnished. Apply at 316 ———— ND STREET.—R: FURN| ) trae Fa ivig' ye tend TO LET, ISHED OR | PERRY §TRERT—FIVE DOORS renne.—Three Furnished , to ut Board oat, between euih and leven eeet” between Tenth and Eleventh — [os pet Lame y REN WICH with or with: out epee ee ‘aftan yards mas, dc. and herateel a HUDSON Teese Sty — full ‘manent ‘r transient, ca de , in isrge airy Roma’ of Rimotern hows, onveniont ‘And stages to EST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNION snare —Furnished snitablé for famiiiae or ein gle gentemen. to let, with or without Doard, partion may fontre ‘Diner wt Og Terms moterate, References ex changed. } ete ee bende we | Hehe resting on hatham sqnare. with printed ¢ if fs ip f F i £ g 5 i fs =F Ht a 24 i RD ON FORT LEE HEI ‘Terms for at 7 and 8 A.M. capl tlemen are desirous to obtain Roard in New or iu the neighborloo: of it, sre materaie Ad: A. and U., id U., box OD 6 Post ofice, 1 New York. UNTRY BOA BOARD. —Fwo FAMILIES CAN ACCOM. moxdsted with Board for the surnmer at a fs Aa Le wreek. por.ente from Shrewsbury river, ry | meer dal'y, and quarter of a dee age ni SOUS Rens depot, efarance, given, Tare CoprEzy, BOARD AT CORNWALL, ORANGE CO., N, ‘Four pleasant and airy Rooms to let, with Board, in a operas family, wie 20 minutes’ ride from he landing house Jost summer, accommodations for one or two horses and carriages, Address Chas. H. Mead, Cornwall. Oop BOARD.—A Pee. WITHOUT pay. Bote WANTED | ‘ON STATEN me two @ GEN. pel patios. Bo , three-quarters of ie iy few Yaven cars, can eceoumadate three ersons with Board. Address Mra, R. E. M.. Mount Vernon, ‘estchester co N- Y.. or inquire of Mr. Alvord, No. 1 Pi ‘ark Ee. ‘between 8 and d o'clock P. M., oftice of Dry Goods Re- OUNTRY BOARD AT QUARANTINE LANDING, ete nteD Island —Single gentlemen and gentlemen ean be accommodated with Board ea he “ave minutes’ walk from the ferry. Inquire of M. 0. mi Bi he K, 46 William street. IOUNTRY BOARD ON DAVID'S ISLAN@O, ON LONG a }, Dear, ee Rochelle.— pone od oa, Nw orpmtunication.o eae William tree ‘ty Appiy to GO. W (OURREE Roan aT yay ROCHELLE uns. BAD. bn a ek It iy within Lowy ER walk of Fin the comforts of a summer retreat AMITIES WISHING BOARD IN THE COUNTRY CAN be accommodated ki pe,accommedated by making app! to Mra. ANN SUMMER RESORTS. TLANTIC HOUSE, A Town Park, NEWPURT, ABODE ISLAND. This in the first order of summer establi belliahed tho- it's the itertira ef the ew proprietor to 0 condurt ft that ft shall bear favorable com yarison with hae te he coun: uy. WILLIAM Ne AL'S Bet¥g-roeua. MINRRAL,| reine CHEL- sea, Maine. nd magnificent coat, erouey very pro provision for the comfort oe tee 10 b ipat, Tho waters of is peng possess the virtues y in the country, Attached are billiard saloons, howling Sega!” livery stables, =e The on Se ov ee the wi found inesa at ‘rant Gardiner, four for the conveyance WM. L. WHITE, Agent. cima, Maine, Pane 4, 190. Bint —_—, NEW) err tnoccugle ate 8. itable for families "Ferriage red luced to five cents, and dalogle gentlemen. AKE. FOWLER'S GLENE GLENEIDA LAES, iar: && o rar ¥., ‘Aft Ny ep ¥ sd Yort bj from Lake A | dt panes ect at street A. M. ned oak. MB yr may (formerly of Lafarge AKE MOHEGAN HOUSE 18 NOW OPEN FOR SUM. situated four miles east of Peekskill vill county, one hour and «half ride from the city by Hudson ier Hailroat. Mouotaia air, goo! drives and bath ag, MAkM itone of the moat desirable loeations to be found jor famailig who purpose going in the countey. Address A. W. en Tg apt a AEE SETI EEE Ness iD HOUSE, SAND'S POINT, LONG ISLAND, enlarged, improvéd and newly sur’ tence eos ocampiete nd "ie wenty iilew trom Aue Bom And a halt hones all” hour at 6 P. B, B. 'D, Proprietor. oI LONG BRANCH —THE STREAMERS GHT and LONG BRANCH ply daily starting sea street, North river. O Sty A. H. HAGGERTY, Proprietor. ‘Ba’ |@ AT LONG BRANCH, ='g fo Site C4, Row open for oy ya ws taba ce Sie “M. WARD. Prooristnr ey an getty HOUSE OF MRS. CAPTAIN Josinh Foster is now open to receive about twenty Board. It is sewly and clegaatly furnished, within Gite: t wt nutes’ ride © the ocean, Horses and very from $3 to $6 Long thine, shorting, ‘g, erabbi and sailing, woe et sroteiece 5 a 4 is cee nd aSpere end Rastee Bay’ talent, rare foot of Rovireos streetthree Umea day AYER & NONKS. a be LINE Le ab ey =" Lg BeIDoR—BEAUTIFUL . coo) Teawmabdle prices, attentive w. ite and a avlendlvcew ofthe brie. Steamers every bour from Peck Slip — Tenth street, connecting with eamers at Harlem bridge and Third avenue cars. Theugh fare only 12 cents s & OOTTING _THE FIREMEN ATAS TAL MEETING OF HOPE Hose COMPANY, No. 00, held at the eurr.nge house, on Thars tay, July 26, 1800, the follwing preamble nnd resolutioog were unanimous i Whereas, it has Being. in Lakai ade rm Tom our MidAt Our late eaeneiate Dox, whe, while In the dis- ore of bit aya rena, veeeived suc in bis cemth. —— 4, the respect we entert for ble demsade frames on expregsion ef on Tostings to Ne reparable ny for his relatives for thelr tr it tn the andden calamity which bas deprived this company of one who, by his geutieness of manner ind ¢i had endeared him vs as by the thes of fellow. wi ‘thy nee fulness and in the spring ume Ke we deeply sympathies with his relatives in tacie bores’ comment the morirbere for cela tion te it 1 the A body, and extend Rew tn javartonte the Fire Department in general i, That we wear the usual badge of mourning for tlteaive ‘That a copy of the m¥ preamble and resointions be transmitted to v5 Feativas, ond published in the Herald, New York Loader. peas corrrns, Sone FRENRY, TOWARD GERAGHTY, MATHEW BLLIS. TA SPECIAL MERTING OF THE BOARD OF EN gingers and Foremen, held at Pfremen s Hail, on Thurs. day evening July 26, 186), the following preamble aml reso- Tillone were unanimensly adopted — Ww ‘of haman eventa has maw fit, in . Wo remove from one midst in the prime iro, oat comrade nnd fellow freines, Thornes Cox, lave & i Hope Hoss Company No.’ 0, and whereas this And unexpected evest calla for erme expression of our f Our aympatbias; therefore Resstved, That while we recngnine in the melanchely death of our late comrade the work ng of ie will, * whe doeth all a heal anti ction of pranting vo Committee. sement. "Resolved, That we reavectfull. requss the mambars of the varlous Fire Companies throughout the elty to attend hie fu veral, on Sunday, inst, without moasic or hanners, and that the nanal badge of momrving he worn anit oays ‘That te Exemot Firemeu's sla ton. Tard trons and Commie inoera of the New Fork Fie Department, ee, whh ts “a icone the teserl eh ‘cures ‘Coornged brother, and thet direct the fire alarm bel ato be wiled dur the Chief and Rowrd of Rnpingere wet ae Marabais: that the line form by comoanies on Kast cateded aathent . aod cers’ trnmy orm, atone o'clo E Kesatv Seaby of eee rewrictions, 4 cated, ve Tornarted the tt if pe Cees 9 be pablis pete : wy, Peon mn a ERGINERRS, The Board of Ro Ne there rooms, 21 Filia, beth street, on Sunday, 29th mt Io clek, By onder. ions en KER, Chief Engineer, HOTELS CTRRRY CORNER OF 2 ees of the Great Bast rp. for transiaat of permanent boarders, pious and welt far and wel) a) 4) Je single, gai able b the, gas, plane be Beauties and MBERT, Prop ietor ) mt ay HOTS—oF At) SH POTRTH , eet wr wey Seat ieee oon Fomilies or coomma:~tuted with Wmadname onme win oF withoat city will find Board. Firang-rs visiting we quiet and desirable soyping piers. SWING HOURE, 10 WAVERLEY FI. ACR, FIVE eT i ve west of Broadway, ripen the ammmen pian ton nthe city will Mud thie bene® very dewirwiyl, be ne jum Bienad #97 to be qniet while tie comeentent to AL) Ube places of amunement, ‘Ibraries, de cane aT cn NO ae uraitute won ell made te The Fy th the celebrated cabinet makers, ie best di 4 Yawweve catalogues at eee eran co tbe me Stipes # ven wt ve Fianctoste, jul Bronze ond ormolu Cretan ee Room Suits Pier and mantel Velvet Medallioa arpets, rocade and lace Curtatn: OH Pole tgm, Fo creving, nye ig resden and Sevres china V) Rosewcod Shamber Furniture en snitn, Dining oem Purnioure, * nm. Late ai'ver Wire. DRAWING ROOM. Magrificent rosewood Pianaforte, carved legs and case, in laid with pearl, solid pearl keys, overstrang bas linet with $4 inwood, made Uy Brbadveuy makers, fully guaranteed, been im we four months fully tested bv competent judger aud punced 9 & Ribot Stool covered in brocade; Freneh cloth Vover, meewiond. took lary, Eneoignears, ‘s Work Tsble and Wriung Drak, French plate’ pier “Mirrors marvia als. ant brackets; two! In irrors, richly carved frames; embroitéred lace Curtains French *lades, Coruices, wo wag piticent sulla Drawing Room Puraiture, covered in’ thew sulla brocade of the riches! descriptins, rar id ‘ntete Bota, vhairs, two roseword Centre pe, Ho match the suits; Etegeres, ined with Male [ag rs aud back. > Be aes ab ys on Card and Quarte Lograu,'Cole; Yaness, Bockely feDore ea, ig ow snd othet emioent arisis; Assumption of Virgin. the celebrated pa in Fa Paris; Storm at Sea, by ngerag le; om yer’ maAtc intings; ere jatetan 83, erior jostrument; rosewood Canterbury, do, two two tear iu ud, Kos covered in moquet; feaiber Heda Buaiera.F bera-Mabogany and 0 aD) Washstands ‘Conchen. nex and hair ws, OVAL Mirrore. pastel Palutingss brovatel Curtains, ke. Upper cham walnut Bureaus, Sofas, Rockers, Bd pang, Hertz dink panes. Lemonaces, ‘Tumi finger Bowls, ruby. marble achtoein raby and eel liquor Sets, ‘gold band dinner and richly decorated tea Bets, CS egy 3 solid ped dianer and tea Sets, Silverware, Cottee Urn, Castors, C fo. Baskets, Napkin Rings, Spoous, Forks, ivory handle Sater 180 Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Stone, Iron, Tin pe Weotvawrare, eopper Diendis, Ice Pitchers, Falvers, de. N. v3 wishing ‘this sale, by taking the neuer Bh and Sih are nue eaten at Astor House, St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels, bring them within a few doors of the buuse, corner of Twenty sixth street. LBERT STEVENS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. tice and Salesroom No. wa), corner of Reade HOUSEROLD FOR: NITURE T PURLIC AUCTION, ‘ay, Fripay, at 10 o'clock, At the private residence of the’Rev, Dr. Stow, 103 West Fit- teenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. The sale Will be peremptory and positive, on account of the Doctor’: departure. Parties in quest of first class rosewood furniture, will find this ap excellent opportunity; part of the fw nituré was made in Paris; tbe Parian Marble and Bronze Ornaments ire the collection of forty years gathering, and will, ane ply repay any Person who ‘may ‘attend the sale to in- spect ‘atalogues and cards of admission can be bad at ur counting room, | Magnificent rosewood Plano- forie, suites of elegant rosewood ster Cat om pier and mantel ple brouze Fosewood Rookeass, part of Library. ie , Rooms.—( oatly Forewood Fianoforie. new lat fall, was made to order, pearl keys und inlsid, overstrung bass full {roe frame, with all the modern inprovementa, considered by com. ent judges to be the finest tone! instrament in’ eh wa three suits 0: Parlor Furniture, covered w th satia brocatel eriinson, wie and blue; Tete tete Sofas, srmaheicn, oval back Parlor od iniy‘e 1 *Palangs, socal ehlce tings, some Rave bets te the faustiy over one bundrer vente, nlor wade Manis] Mirrors, Ince Pnd bro-a’el Curtalus, parian mac and bronze ‘Est anlon "Table. in day marble Clock. ao plate glaes doors id ba tah Tonle tee ata: wi an Putlery silt French cbina Dinner Set of in) pieces cecoruted china Tex ‘eco Sci, aflver Tea Set, Casters, Rng’ ext Glasaware, Cre ec.) Cham ers — rosewood. Bed top Dressing Bureau, Wi . china Toller curled heir feather Pillows, Holéere, Brus: sels Carpets, Clock, Mirrors, Curtains, spring seat Uha'ra, Lounges ny Rockers, beatiful, Baby rib, Bird ana Cage. Tn the third and fourth’ stories are nine rors, all = sttrteors' tesihe Hiedas Pillown, Sheets Stair weg *, r Carpets, Hall Hat A ‘oda, Kitchen Farniture at the commencement of the sae. N, B— Bale positive, we, without regard thea or rain. mene caeneen a hpanrrree iuemenarerenereemnthemmmahtsiee A SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PAR- DINING ROOM AND NURSERY FURNITURE, DKON STATUARY, PAINTING Hy y). July m, at 1036 werk SAL Ba;W PORTE 8G » Auctioneer without reserve, the beatiful ra “Ff se iy D 5 i : | : Hi 7 HW j ii E E ? i : 7 i 2 ie F i i 2 i > 2 7 i mist AC BUDLONG, Amignee ——— ucTION ROTICR ~METROPOLITAN _FURNiTO rese and Packing Establishment, Varieh mreet | rate prices 3 inanimate ee ai Se tame a SALES AT AUCTION. Hy™®* B. HERTS, JR., R., AUCTIONEER, _ under us8oR Reoelver, A large lot of Electro Coins,’ Sout Tome With Suver Sein und, Rawerien, and ee together with Tools, Matar D direction of J. By Theat sd Battery Bolton, tals and oltuon tor Bbee- Also, & jot of Show Cason, instore, a LARGE LOT OF Et HECEROT EW wartmns weet HED AND UNPiNISHED, A LOT OF DECLARATION ‘Or HF INDEPENDENCE PLATES, Yop i aq edateads, hair Mattresses, Wararob si 4. to. Dealers and bous:leeep” wale well worth ase by the hisheat bidder. axa TLL SELL THIS at the auction roxas No, = era h Haat, Sul, Cs Behold Furniture, c nalw Ling of roselvood: Parle Belt, im satin, goatel i me any Chars, marble naruto iron 4 and ateads, hatr, busi straw Mattrasses, tapes- nd ¢ Nrussels Car Woshetands, lunge. Awaing’ liven are tof ~ ee aoe any Sotere and Glass Ware, oon Wollet Urockery, marble top ‘Tables, de, “Awa Oe Hore ant racer’ Wag Nin tale of ak of empty Boxes, office desks, with Brat : ss “ORS it +. FARRINGTON, ON, Constable. _ ‘M. WITTERS AUCTIONESR, WIL L THs W day, at 3 o'clock, al 464 Unnal etvect Pacaine ey, Cary moved for arnvenieres of sale a, Tela ian, tt be tatends, rosewood Cur'aina, mabogan: otber: hair, spring apd other Mattr a Redding, Bhecia, Rpreads: dressing and other Bureaus, Wa Toilet ‘China, Gi ‘other fardrobes, Dining Room and Kitchen Furnitare EXcvU! roe or = ae RASTERN Tickets to be had at ADAMS’ EXPRESS ‘OFFICE, 59 Say, tr at the TICKED hii on the wharf, foot id street. Breuasion. |.—-THE Lge vind, BA ry RENE CAN BE BE ed with oF without steamboat for excursions. Bs one HONOR Ponrd, at ancl Adee strat, GEae EXCURSION WITH THE GREAT EASTERN to Lay on. cmt 1860 —The ety nd steamer THOM 48 HUNT, Cap, i cursion down the Bay ‘with the Gi Fook; leaving her pier foot of ffording a rare unity toaee the moma oth abi; full headway. ‘Tekets $1. iv SS ( yh eam EASTERN.—STEVENS bgt ee ‘The steamer rat Baie Capt. Hammond, will Hw and oie arin one M. ee etennennennsmenenitinnelicieitis RAND EXCURSION TO ACCUMPANY THE GREAT LX eastera—The magnificent steamer HENDRIK HUD- SON, wiil accompany the big ship on Yay. on Monday peat, and return by the i sland. Fare only 0 evnte, Bar and ment io let, Apply street and Third avenue. H” FOR CAPE MAY, IN COMPANY WITH THE GREAT BABTERN. THE STEAMER DELAWARE, Of the regular line beiween New Fork and Philadetp bia, Will leave pier 14, North rt wesATsi MONDAY, Jal Wat Solcioce a. M., ing at Handing early tex Sagi feral aks, he ‘soar aor on at Cape Mey eta, te ‘aly 31, ‘o'clock, accompany! coe RASTER 4 home. Excursion tl end return, i ree Meal et or further in For kee OF EDERIC FERKING. ae, pier 14.N. R, Par a a sneha NTR RSs CHOLERA BANKS “THE SEA STEAMER FAONNines Cant Joseph Duvall, will make an exe anor to tbe Obolera asks oe Rundey” uly’ Br 1800" lesen Jqckson street at no Veok slip at quarter to 2, Spring acti t No. 4, North river, a 8 o'clock,” Tlekets $1 Capt. Anderson Colwell, the wel ko smack pilot, is pe for this boat, Bait. lines and re’reeb- C,H. KELLY, Commodore, on _¥. Guizn, Caterer. Pees SUNDAY EXCURSION TO GLEN WOOD Frere, Name ATP New Rochelle, City Island and —Steamer cay ty leaves a a street ev at 8.30; Delancey, 8:45; Eleventh, fwenty cig, oi yy nev enth, ey Paailies ‘wil bod “tie” & ver} pleasant excursion. 'A fine grove free to the passengers, b tablem, t,o, Pare 25 cents each w flower and Grove 10 let. Inquire foot of Rast Forty tind TEAMSHIP: OREAT EASTERN. EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY. Stateroom berths can now be furnished to gentlemen as well ‘as ladies. Beation to the office avaus? EXPRESS Outer, = GREAT EASTERN. BPECTAL ANNOUNCEMENT. EXCURSION 70" CAPE MAY. ‘The GREAT EASTERN STEAMBHIP, John Vine Hal, com- ander, will make an EXCURSION hig, t OY AND RETURN, per York rho MONDAY, Fink AT 3 U CLOCK P.M, Arriving at Cape Nay arly the meat day” Returning, lea’ TURE Bay RY fe Ses fn JULY BL AT 6 O'CLOCK, Arriving to Ke ‘York on the following mort ing. This trip has ed with a view sionin ort unit fs ‘a operation : vas ‘an opportunity of witnessing u motive power of the ship (both paddie and mre enging exbil by practice! experwnce her admirable sailing and sea qualkice, na well ato spend « da In the height of tbe sea 00 atone mont fn laces in America, DODWORTIUS CHLABI ATED hhaxbs ~ (Both Military and Cou , ACCUMPANY Tie. RXCURSION. freshments may be obt sped on board ai mode ep Exgursgnicte must be on board not later than 2 2. M., om Tiekets for the round vip. 8 $10, at the omco of Adame’ Bx- Btn Yeh nd at the ticket office, on wharf, fo and Now 35 and 37 King mreet. Hob fursiture of 7 description boxed the eon Furniture, Planes, Mirrors. he, belongte to families. romanred with the greataat care and despatch, @ and doub'e erring wagone at either of the presen. wneud ¢ for furnitare, THEO, OC GOLDRMETE Proprievor, street Praule grmy Horse, 14 Sande high. er warranted eound, kind and my pm Pe yt py tip, nearly new, and a fe allver pi TO sold without reserve w elose s concern. TTRACTIVE COLLECTION OF VARIOUS WARR, Goods, &e., to be sold by P. H. VAN ANTWERP, Ano Senoer, thts moruing, at 103 o'clock, at 10 Nassau’ creed, se sisting ‘of Furoiture, Pi lirrora, Cbina, and Karthen Ware, Meerschaum Gools, Havana Seg: onee Plants, Wiver Flated Ware, Jewelry: Cedar Chests, tne, Fancy Goods, Ac. Also, © chatming Canary Bird and UCTION NOTICE —BAR FITTINGS, Bees ac— A HENRY G@EEN, auctionesr, store 194 William street, will sell on Satard: Bat lh of Winns, 2 ot aa Ulaasen, oanters era Bac Fitlage Bale positive. Ere SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—PH £TON.—BY EAP. ACHIRNUK: thle day. 27 Ine. at 1 olock at bee ralenrcoms 14k Hroad ways & eas on itp mena rt ala wun bu wert successor ‘and ia sold only for want of use. Er Ferme Sie ae block of nt ‘reeswroed, icisrrnancim i, 8c » | caioroom 141. brond set wre i, Walout nad oak P or, Mirrors, Oar; “hanteters, Machine. DWARD 8OHENCK, AUGHONPER Sonnet s0RS, BY sod Harness —By Ba Pei SOWEMCR, tod print, at their “erro “a late of Aevenand, guemts ab ine "ie Pena Franklin township Re: y © J), And cuntaini g events dve seree more or will yk. fy, 4. premises. op the fret day ‘ next, at Lo’elock P. roperty je situate abent rom Faterwe, 8. J.; Je beautifully situated on 0 pre | one mile wey: abound tn Aah ard ie oe of the mort Ne remtioos in }. partionlariy thone who del to lot © wt, cP MOREE ate Rekesan tay, le pM ENRY H LEEDS, AUCTIONRER—SALESROOM NO. 2 DR A OO wil) ell At anetion. on ete Ratarday Wf the riers No. Bb Naswast streot, inehes high. eight yrare Va 4 af ne of a trainer, in the State, Sold Bhent Ae. to. ened aod bind iy wy Horse, Oneida: (hae tn 242, te pine years old, 18 hands kind in wil harness: will be warranted to show time. + jarnees Ales. 9 white Horse, i years old, « aph anddie witout reserve, ae ube owner is leaving the city, day oF aight, | A TovONRsR — Hoc SRHOLD | tose (4 , Wi ‘Matires y wil, onl, ef rent ecenparunenta and deeka of the ship, (or which ‘hore will charge. HM. ¥aT be no KS, Secretary. oan of a Gold Walch on ‘M., Herald office. REWARD —A SMALL DOU STRAYED OR WAS stolen from No. 34 West Thi ty seventh streat, white and |, feather tail one pat on the bac near the ta'l, and one ore So meon AS 3 sensed friend, An swith ye 00 hind information of the ldg will be liberally ‘paid: Wer ‘aame REWARD. ZGOLD BRAC RUET LOST, ON PATUR- 4 ng from {WrUlasbure to foe posed to have been left in Finge ts the boa ard ped ts. goiag from sare will be paid for ite re. turn to ® First treet, Williamsburg, or to Mr Dey street, New York. Ketchum, 3% STOLEN, JOLY 25, PROM REWARD—IF RETURNED TO 105 CLINTON A o Figtth Ga immediately, © white Poodle Sut, a om GIVEN TO THE FINDER OF ht, ars (oy ra PM dye siecle pat oon. $5 Meare tare x Fiah ths Saos fet anes a ‘" bills. cot wo iP, REWARD.—LOST, IN GETTING INTO THE $25 Grand street ferry stage, at the Hudson River Rail. fpae dened, Thirty first street, on "Wednesday evening. a Gold white open face, made by J. Harrison. Liverpool, and gold breast Chain, book broken bs + 6 reward will be paid on delivery of the watch ngs, Fiimpton & Co., bh Chambers street, sad no Sue 2() REWARD.—LOST, AT THE frome or Tue Carel of Asmumylicn, held at Myre avenue park oo July 19, Hears Waich. RY see hor arene "a, 19 Burling slip. B- Yor wo v. Eugene Saoaldys at ibe rx of the Bos, Bronklyn. wid reer Ves shove pomranh. my Ay ao qeeemena being & gift of & deceas d’ friend ASTROLUGY. BONA FIDE ABTROLOGIS® "HAT EVERY ONE A van on for ing eatiafaction from is Matane TLAON, ‘aita the oh ot visit aa soon 8A you en. ter her room. All ahould consult inty, a miafortanes eyeed, aaked, Ube same bie W philoeoobers. bakery. Fee for ladies and geu A Fears tet woRRow, aatkeerrn = paa cangearas 188 Und ow street, below Houston, FOO vertiae ments, ot admitted. MEDICAL. two blocks VOYANT —MRS. _REYMO CLAIRVOY. s jadiee We.) € Reon pe <A PURI ater AND ve AND pewemnard ean eal Wine WELLE tobe Reims freind ove ye rca cnfanhtal 5 5 esi ana =o ie ‘het only ern na y ho hi enuine Roman, Arabian and J tall nek ond all byeinese affairs, end are euarant tence, UL Sixth avenne, oppoaive Kighth