The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1860, Page 5

arrested upon the charge of uiltaer, Bot are Irish, aad were very intemperate in their babi wo Abolitionists Hung in Texas. Naw Onvaawa, July 30, 1960, ‘Bavices from Texas staic that two abolitionists bave ‘“®een hung there for distributing arms to slaves and in- Ating them to insurrection. Water Gas. Puapenema, July 30, 1860. “Thore was a brilliant exhibition of water gas at the "Girard House this eveaing, under the auspices of the ‘Keystone Gas Company, to the members of the press and <ather citizens. Three-fourths of the hotel is now lighted by Uhia gas, at an expense not exceeding fifty cents a «Chousand feet. ‘Weather Report. Sr. Jonys, N. F., July 80, 1860. ‘Wind east—clear; thermometer 80. Nosigns of the ‘Prince Albert, now due, from Galway 2lst. At Cape “Gace weather clear; can see twonty-five miles off shore. Death of Jonathan Phillips. Bostox, July 30, 1860. Hon. Jonathan Phillips died yesterday, aged 82. He was among our most worthy and benevolent citizens. Assignment in Cincinnati. Cincumati, July 30, 1860- F. K. Wiedemer & Co. made an assignment to-day. ‘Their Liabilities are $110,000, and their assets aro small. Ocean Steamer Movements. Savaynan, July 29, 1860. The steamship R. R. Cuyler arrived at six P. M.—all ‘The Florida arrived at Tybee at nine on Satur!» wand at her wharf at four oa Sunday morning. ght, Markets. New Ontzays, July 29, 1860. Cotton ; Sales yesterday, 300 bales at 10c. for middling. Flour active at $5 50 235 55. Corn dull at Ste. a 106. Provisions quiet. Sugar firm. Tobacoo ‘firm; plugs, 23¢c. a 2%c.; , Te. & Tigo. Rates of freight and’ exchange unaltered. New Onteays, July 30, 1860. Cotton—Sales to-day 1,200 bales. The receipt of the Bohemian’s advices caused greater firmness in the mar- sbet. We quote middling at 10c. Flour very dull, at $5 S@ for superfine. Corn—A declining vendency: sales at S7c. aGic. Lard steady: sales mm kegs at ldc. Other articles unchanged. Baurmore, July 30, 1860. Flour steady; Howard street, $525. Wheat active and buoyant at $1 20 a $1 28 for ret, and $1 35 a $1 60 for white. Corn firm at 62c. for mixed, 640. a 660. for yel- low, and 72c. a 75>. for white. Provisions active and un- changed. Whiskey dull at 20%s0. a 204c. Puiapetpaia, July 30, 1860. Flour active. What advancing; white, $1 25 a $1 35; red, $1 08 a $1 20. Corn firm; yellow, 97. Provisions “une! Whiskey, 213<¢. a 22. AURANY, July 30, 1860. Flour dull, prices tendirg downward. iters show ai ion to dispose of stock of old on hand. is a decline of 10c. a 15c. bbl. on middling and Jower grades. Wheat quite dull: sales of 2,800 bushels bandgome new white Michigan at $145. This isa price—6c. a 8c. above the views of buyers. Corn “ult at 60e. for car Lots; a great quantity going into siore: 4,000 bushels. Oats—333gc. for Canada West. ‘Whiskey , 20:¢c.: sales 25 bbls. Curcaco, July 30—6 P. M. ‘Flour a. Wheat steady at 90c. a 900. for No. 2 epring, for red in store. Corn active and xc. lower; sales of 28 000 bushels at 423,c. a 423(0. in store. ‘Oats frm. Receipts to-day—420 bbis. four, 34,000 bubels ‘bushels corn, 7,500 bushels oats. Ship. bbis. flour, 13,000 bushels wheat, 130.000 usbels corn. Freights dull—Sc. on coru to Buifalo. exchange on New York, 144 per cent premium. Quorwsatt, July 30, 1860. Flour unchanged. Whiskey dul) at 16%c. Provisions quiet. Money market steady and unchanged. Sight ex- on New York one-half per cent premium. Burra, Jul; _ P. ne Flour unchanged ; te. wer; de- moderate: saics 11,000 bushels red winter Western $108, and 5,000 bushels to arrive at $106};. Corn steady: sales 27,000 bushels, at 0c. Whiskey nominally 9c. gy ng Soar bm 12c. on wheat and 1c. on corn to New York. Lake im) to day—5 400 bbis. four, 51,000 bushels wheat, 118,000 bushels coru. Canal exporte—1,400 bbis. flour, 28 000 bushels wheat, 123,000 ‘bushels corn, 9,000 do. cats. Borrato, July 30~6 P. M. Flour quiet and steady; sales 400 bbis. at $4756 a $5 for extra Llinois, Wisconsin and Iowa; $5 a $525 for extra Indiana and Obio, and $5 50 a $6 for double extra. ‘Wheat lower, demand fair; sales 82,000 bushels new red ‘Obio and fndiana at $1062$108. Corn, steady; sales 40, bushels at 48c. for heated and 50c. for sound. Ic. @ 2. lower; sales 3,0€0 bushe's at 330, Whiskey ominal at 19c, Canal freighte—40c. on flour, 12c. on i ! z wheat, and Ilc. on corn to New York. Lake imports to day—1,000 bble, flour, $8,000 bushels wheat; 249, Dusbels corn. Casal exports—1,400 bb’ bushels wheat 117,000 bushels corn; 9,000 bushels Grain in store this morning—10,564 bi Oswxco, July 30—6 P. M. Wheat quiet: sales 6,000 bushels 7,000 oa winter ites! = ‘and 7,000 bushels do. at $1 13—more in mark: By pie price, bat alee 4 Corn pa yt t Other entes 6,000 bushels Bi Cet _ Bi to New Ye Lake — to-day— 135,600 wheat, 68,311 do. corn. Exporte—I, DDI. flour, 18,805 bushels wheat, 143 do. cats. Floar unchanged. white Ohio at $1 19, Coroners’ Inquests. Fatas Casvatrins.—Coroner Jackman held an inquest ‘at the New York Hospital upon the body of William B, Strachan, a native of Scotland, aged thirty-eight years, ‘who died from the effects of injuries received on the 19th of April Inst, by falling from a scaffold at No. 111 Greene street. The same Coroner also held an inquest upon the held an inquest, at No. 156 Cherry street, upon the body of Patrick Connell, a boy about seven years of age, who was killed by falling from a third story win- dow. The usual verdict of “accidental death’ was rea- dered in each of the above cases. Brooklym City News. Sauunc Lacks Brier on Suxpay.—The discovery of an old city ordivance forbidding the sale of ale, porter, strong of spirituous liquors ou Sunday, impelled the police to arrest the keepers of several lager bier saloons last Sunday. The offenders were locked up for the night, and yeaterday were ‘brought before Justice Corn | The Sea eipeer ety rae he tr aay accused: ity, ars ‘was imposed upon hoy | baving retained by defendants, came into Court after the cases were dis- posed of, and ssked to have the judgments in each case , ding that the ordinance under which they were convicted was passed prior to the act of con- golidation (July 1, 1860), and was by that act rendered invalid, Tae Justice consented to suspend judgment until Tharsiay, io order to hear argument on the subject. Ly Obituary. MES, JOANNA BETHUNE. The venerable Mra. Joanna Bethune, a highly respocted Christian indy, departed this Life om last Saturday after- noon, in the ninety second year of her age. The deceased was widow of the late Divie Bethune, heq., and mother of the Rev. George W. Bethune, D. D. She was a native ‘of Fort George (now Niagara), avd of Scotch parentage. {n connection with the charitable societies of this city— eepecially the New York Orpban Association—she was ‘well known and highly appreciated. Army Intelligence. Captaia R. E Clary, istant Quartermaster, is ordered to to Camp Floyd, Utab, and relieve Lieutenant Colonel G. B. Crosman, Deputy Quartermaster General, tn his duties at that station, Colonel Croeman, on being felioved, is directed to repair to St. Louis, and there await further orders, An extension df nine moptbs’ leave of absence has been , ne the War Depariment to Lieutenant W. T. , First dragoons. Items. four leading Western cities although ten years ‘an extraordinary disparity between them. about the following figures, as we learn now from the Chicago Press and Trine, and Pittsburg Dis- he roc inpa 165,000 St. Louis. Pittebur; 130,000 Chicago 120,000 These ments are not official or exact, and the esti- mates vary for each, but the cities all occupy about the game rank. Atnanr, N. ¥.The Argus say® that the census mar. sbals have nearly completed their labors, and it is ex pected that their figures will show a popniation of 10. 000— an increare of 18,000 since the census of 1856, and 20,000 since the last United States census of 1850. Trov, N. ¥.—The censns of Troy shows an increase in the population, over 1855, of 6000. Krvostox, N. Y.—The census marshal has completed the enumeration of the inhabitants within the o of Kingston, and they number about 4.610, an increase of about since the enumeration of 1858. Geawan Fuats, N. Y.—The census of the town of Ger- man Fiate, now completed, shows a population of 3,940; {p 1965 it was 8,866—there being an increase of $5. The census has aiso been completed in the town of Columbia. ‘The population in that town is 1,586—a gain of 55 since the previous census Oscarooes, Wis. —The Oskaloosa Times learns that the opulation of Oskaloosa will fail a little short of three onsand Proma, ttc. —The census of the Second ward of the eity of Poors has been completed, abd shows a popula tion of 4,809, wien | | FIRE ON MASSAU STRERT. ARAAAAAAAARAAR AAAS Part of Fowler's Building. posite the Herald Establishment, Destroyed. ‘At abo." baif-past ten o'clock last night the alarm of fire was giv.c? i Nassau street, and instantly great tongues of flame Were seen to be simultaneously burst- ing immediately op, ite to the Hynarp Buildings and from the printing office .°cupied by Charles Vintea, The fre broke out from al! the windows of the fourth and fifth atoried wt one and the same time. ‘The birth of the fire must baye been yery propitious, whatever werethe circumstances that led to it, for in less time than it takes to write, the destructive element had penetrated through the two upper stories and waa burning in the fiercest and most furious manner before apy one well knew what was up. The cry of ‘fire’ once given and taken up by the watch-towers of the city, our gallant firemen were very soon on the spot. Like true heroes, as they are, these noble young fellows soon threw themselves into the breach to contend with the relentless enemy whom they bad met and defeated om so many hard-fought fields. With, the rapidity of thought their engines were wheeled to the scene of the conflagration, and stout hearts and strong hands began to pour on steady streams of water on the devouring flame. The fire burned so hotly that it could not be got under for some time. The firemen, however, did not for a moment relax in their efforts, for whe some were busily labourizg at tbe engines, others were rashing into the very midst of the flames and using every en- deavor to save such fragments of the property as were not consumed in the burning store. They worked indus triously, heroically and with a united will, and to their unshakea industry must many of our merchants in fhe vicinity of this threatening fre be indebted for the safety of their establishments. The first engine that arrived and was put into working order after the alarm was given waa the Protection En- gine No. 5, which did essentiai service in the earlier stage of the fire. Ina very short time there were up- wards of fourteen engines on the ground, and the way in which the young firemen attached to each company exerted themselves to save private property is above all praise. The steam fire engine was brought to the corner of Fulton and Nassau streets in less than twenty minutes after the fire broke out, and as soon as steam could be got up began to pour on an overwhelming and continuous stream of water. In cases of this kind steam demonstrates ita mighty and untiring powers over failing bone and muscle, snd last night the steam fire fully attained, and poke na tha stasest thas tie mals sieceaeaaes foc expect. But the other engines, manned by stalwarth and brave fellows, never quitted their post for a moment, but every man worked determinedly while a single stick was deh burning. Several of ths cogine companies had songs, whiel ey si while wor ww their labor; Tui‘'t wee rematasoie at, the londet ont more. chest? fully they supg, the more desperately did they move the Drakes of their engines. The fire was ove of those terribly stubbora ones that sometimes baitie and dispirit the boldest firemen, and it must be confessed that if less energetic men than the fire- men of New York had the duty to discharge of extin- guishing the flames, it would have goue very hard with the whole square of buildings from Nassau to William street, if not, » much farther. The Hxmatp firemen also exerted themselves very diligent. ly, Pouring & strong stream of water on to. the burning buildings from the roof of the Haratp buildings. There wes, in fact, room for jing every one who took ae ee the fire, for every man no- ae Pte imagine bave apne ad to express our ict ineer Decker for keeping an eye to the safety of our office. / ie BAVAGES OF TRE FIRE. The fire broke out on the» fourth floor of the establish- ment of Mr. Chas. Vinten, No. 100 Nassau street, buraing off the roof, and extended down to the third oor. It Dine eo ws Be ix Bow ot a, 8, The first of No. 100 was occupied by Michael Nuna as a general and print store. He is in- os for $3,500, and the damage to hig stock is about by Aaron Josephs Coun eee asa st \ g about $500. Part of the first floor is Pane or Coben a8 a book store; damage $1,500; insured for $4,000. The building No. 98 is occupied by T. Strong as a book and Matonery store; damage oaiaaan at about $10,000; ingured for $36,000. ‘The buildings Nos. 100 aad 102 are owned by J. Fowler, ‘and have been to the extent of $4,000 or $5,000, and are insured for $17,000. ‘The building No. 102 is occupied by a number of per- a ee goods have been Toere or lees damnaged by water. Jeremiah Connor, the janitor of the buildings, who is at present confined in the ital, bad his wife and family residing in building No. ,and they had to fly for their lives, after having lost all their furniture. Since the above was written we have seea Mr. Charles ‘Vinton and learn from him that be only the rance on his ‘tiook and presses Company, and his property was worth $5,000. THE ENGINES ON THE GROUND. The promptness of the firemen upon the ground was | commendable indeed. Before the alarm could be commu- nicated by the bells several engines and ho-e companies were on the spot with their apparatuses to work and streams pouring upon the burning building. As soon as | the fire was discovered, and before the bells sounded, Hu- mane Hose Company No 20, and Protection Engine Compa- ny No. 5, on the ground and industriously went to work in ing the flames under. The former transfer- red a a a4 on hose to Mobawk a a hang J No. 16, wi u a © pour a very vy ream upon the building. The following engines, hose companies and and ladder trucks arrived almost immediately after upon the and were unceasing in their efforte to subdue the ire:—Mohawk En- Fagle Hose, 1; Oceanic Hose, 11; Unitsd States and Ladder em tnt ton and gp felt WEw YORK HERALD, TUESDAY JULY 31, 1860. Sporting Intelligence, \ Police Intelligence, 4a the day approaches for the contest between the ‘Samos Staanc Arvuar my AV A—Ate late hour Ano yachts Julia and Rebecca, the interest of our spirited | on*Sun*¥ night, two Germans, named Henry Paebler Fachtemer i" the exciting race increases in a correspond- | and Adam Jager, met at the corner of avenue A and Died. = aged 68 years. ing ratio. The raoé Will be to windward for tweny | Fourth Street, when Jeger drew a dirk knife from his } luce, Mrs, Manqauer Bax. ly invited to at- miles, and the veasels wil! Start from Sandy Hook on the | pocket, a." Tushivg upon his adversary, stabbed him in | tend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afte. "mug i two o'ciogk, morning of Thursday, the 2d “f August proximo. Mom- the abdome.", inficting a dangerous, and perhaps fatal | from ber late residence, bers of the Now York Yacht Clui and their friends are 236 East Tweak. wound. Paeby"! Was promptly conveyed (0 Bellevue Hos: | y BRE At by yt ox a M3 me. . A Bais, 7 informed that by placing their names 02 the subscription | pital, while bis a Sailant, with equal promptness, wascon- | The friends and relatives of the fam thoe.” oF hid 5 ly, and ‘ Uist, at the office, No. 6 Piue street, on o¥ before the lat | "eyed pA ee ech, Be Saventeanth mother, Mrs, Man Beli, are respectfully invited nn ! the funeral, of August, they will be accommodated on board the examination m the o'clock, fron ‘the Rotors Dutch’ steamboat Jacob Bell, which will leave the bare office at me pier No. 2 East river, foot of Whitehall street, At ten o'clock, ou the morning of the race. to bold an ante mortem case of the wounded latter made the followin; affair:—Henry Paebler, residing’ at No. 116 Third street, deposes and —I called at Mr, Meyer's bier sa- = loon, in Third street, between First ayante and avenue A, Reformed oh ford, Ireland. ath on Sunday, about ten o'clock, in order to g*t @ glase of la- | atte) the funeral, this ¢Tuesda: noon from THK EMPIRE PRERIE r CLub—ase oF pares an | ef bier; When about leaving, I met a woman at the door, peng oils 158’ Weat art ceeana ela at ie THE FORTHCOMING REGATTA—A NEW FRATURE TX |’ thereaioon: 1 Peturned 10 the slogan tld tho niga she | ° Brown. At Somers, Westchete ' sa a : an @ man she fom ers, Wea THE RACING—A RACE CONFINED SOLELY TO AMA- vointed out as ber husband that his wife was July 29, Mine Saka mown, daughter of tae lgte we honcls TEURS—PROSPERITY OF THE CLUB, BTC. On Monday evening, the 234 inst., the Empire City Ro- gatta Club held their annual meeting for the arrangement of the details of their forthcoming regatts on the Harlem river, at St. Mark’s Place Hotel, corner of Third ave- onigite and wacked teas him; ere that ho woald | Brow! lirectly; we a glaee ier together; be left, Brit.~! drowning at Bi Stog on Friday, f comany with his wife and another man, and went up bool af Joseph and Pink Beil’ agea bry hag ira’ atreet towards First avenue; he returned in about { montbs. ten m Uaetes afterwards, and stated that his wife bad left His remains were takea to Greenwood for interment. Whitehall papers please copy. bim; I @oticed that he was intoxicated, and said | would nue and Eighthstreet. A number of the most active and | ee him ¢eme; he consented, and we walked down Third Bxrivxe —On the afternoon of Seturday , July 28, in the street towards avenue A; another man jolned us soon ear of ber age, Mre, Joarna Bericny, widow of the influential members of the club were present, and some after we ee ee tient wee nen oe to- ee his eaten tas, cb tele ott, ( very important business connected with the regatta was | gether; = we reached yg of venue A, I Her ‘rie and a Prd pee ae Ber. Dr. pie, transacted. introduced wished Frisonor good qpnd was going home, | and tha’ sons-ip.Jaw, . Dr. Ratu on Oe when the prisoner rusin\! upob me and stabbed me in the | this city, end the Rev. Dr. Duffeld, of Detroit, are invited Programme aquatic proceedings, viz—the | abdomen: | now recogpis® Adam Jager 2s the person who | to attend 1.t8 funeral, on Wedwedday afternoon a three establishment of a race for amateur oarsmen only, all ergot gg to | o' , in thee Per cia Oe On sree, a professionals barréd from entering aunded injuries. Jager ‘ineteenth street, , Aibtander’s,) without more this race, Fri beer improvement upon ne al (ee ep Rr of the opimion rans et Say Sands: ri July 29, at : are : 80 on sven! previously existing regulations, which allowed pro: | that Pacbler caunot starvive the injury infficted. half past nine’ oveleel, of tn Faction on be 1a yA fessional oarsmen to compete in all races, and, a8 a matter of course, their uniform success effectually amateurs from ep or in a Apel on races. This will also have the .. ct of causing ure ‘Tue Baxter Street Mystery --Coroner Jackman, by the Sixth precinct pclice, was aetively engaged yester’ | invited te attend the funeral day in investigating ths mystery which surrounds the } S13 Sixt avenue, on Wednesday afternoon at one’e’clock. ‘Corrs. ~-On Monda7, July 80, Lucw3a Couuns, aged trom siey Philadelphia, Pittaburg, Newburg, Boston | ‘8th of the Spaniard, Juan Gustarine, The Divtrict At- formed toa carinet tee Tron eat ena ete ine | torney gave an order to Dra: Beach and Weitje empower. | 7 fiw teinsrren and trieeds of Ube family are respocttully nounced their intention py b ‘in eve an- | ing them to disinter the bedy of deceawed and make a | invited to attend the femeral tbis (Tucetay), afternoon ‘The r is inted aye frser at careful examination of the remains; but for some reason: | at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents No. 367 loth of a the Ewin et y, the | the work of removing tie body from its placc | West Sixteentir street. Ngllerin the ‘Eres tose wil’ Us ter cos'pas'e of deposit at Calvary war postponed | Mobile papora please copy. iEbarke (Tho first race will be for one pair scull | until to-day. © The “deceased. it ig onld, was a | | Cvrr—At Rockaway, L. I .on Sunday. Juty 29, Jose) first prize ie @ Ohara} stk Aas rr “ steward on board one of the Havana steamships, and | Jaates, infant set of Patrick and Winifred Gul, aged & the second $10 and the third saves toe’ catans mosay! | on the day of his death he bad eeu paid off by the pur. | monthe and 6 days. Sha seniaue eae psd ede ind Sraueen er -. ser, and came ashore with some forty or fifty dollars ta | His remains wee interred is Calvary Cemettry. benutifut silver pitcher rewards z ix oared boats, anda | ‘bjs'posseesion. When found by the police tes pockets | Dack.—-On Sunday evening, July 2?, Josnr-#Ronarr , < " were entirely empty, and turned inside out, His gold | infant son of Eliza awd Wm. ) Back, aged 10 months. with a cl flag; the some silk American ensign. The third race is for seveatecn feet working boats, an holx become the proper’ cond boats. The fourth race is for four oared sbirt studs and sleeve buttons were not removed, how- ever, which is a little singular, considering’the clean sweep that was made of everyiiting that was in his pockets, Bavendam, the person accaged of having robbed and murdered deceased, still remaing in confinement at Dexnan—on Saturday morning, July 28, at on7 o'clock, @tthe New York Mitel, Mra. W. Dunne widow of the late Kebert Du:toar, of Natebex, Mise Ratobex and New Orteans please cop; papers boats, Feexey.—On Monday, Juiy 30, Mewar: Toskar, 1 the and without restrictions, and the winner receives $100 the Tombs, but hoy co ’ 4 pes 10 obtain his reSease through a writ | 224 year of hie-age. & champion Seg, whlle is Immediate wuccamsor will be | of habcas corpua today, The prisoner, in a converse: Tie friends aed relatives of the family are respecthdly rece is for chaz Baves his entrance fee, The las! | tion with some of the police, acknowl decoused | invited to attend the. ftrseral, from the residence Inis champion flag and homey Fe he winner will receive ® | was at bis place on the fata) night, Sut d having | father, No, 61 Franklin street, this (Tuesday) afters0on, ‘aae P ryt mA vo ill-used him in any way. Deceased, be said, took sick | at half past one o'clock. gas, City Regatta ong celebration of the | while in one of the bedrooms over the Darroom, and he Famcioven.—A Harte, on Thursday, July 26, at the P iy i Sade one fen mont ballet and } simply brought him down stairs and placed him iypoa the | residence, of bis grandparents, Wittam, the youncest Wi “mp oyed eens. sidewalk, where he was found by the police a few hours | child of Boothroyd and Isabella Preston Fairclough, azo? ne th bonrleitoe eeeeates neat ween nee 5s} sahasqnentiy. 2 mouths Sail aimothieg Roa impedanense: which prementad | AMACUE Wren A Preox.—Goorge Loiee, a Gorman, ro. > Hi remaine were interred at Greeawond cometary its onward in the frst years of its extstence,and | siding at No, 221 Centre street, was brought before Jus: | g A. M._of 4 ” : doth ‘year , e id . M., of consumption, Paotm Forn, in the 69th year of ite exertions will always be dirécted, a8 now, to cultivate | tice Quackenbush, at the Jeflerson Market Police Court, | her age. eg and extend a love of the manly and health giving exercise See eee ee ES reitacoug | ocharge of astuulting John Reed, of No. 624 Broome 8 pistol. ‘The relatives and friends-of the family, and of her son- in-law, John F. Maher, are respectfully invited to attend® o street, with isoner, it is alleged, snapped The officers ——- ss vo hang age Ste- | the weapon Manel of mg and as the ike wor her-funera) from her late residence, No. 32°Talman street, _Rehoriay Bes Frestiest, ie. Cnriesophee trying to escape, discharged another barrel at him. Luck. | Brooklyn, this (Tuesday): afternoon, at half-past two riper , ey wal Mg ily Reed without injury. Leise said the pistol | o'clock, without further invitation. Alex, M. Matthews. comm meet every Mon- | went off accidentally, and that he bad no intention of | Haas —On Sunday, July 29, Swwvs Haas, after a linger. day evening atSt. Mark’s Place Hotel, until the day of the regatta, for the transaction of business and the initiation of new members of the club. A judicious regulation of harming complainant beyond giving him a frightening. ing illness of four weoks, aged 18 years, 3 months and Held to bail in the sum of #3,000 to answer. y Ser , 28 days. the club fixes the delivery of the prises one week Axoraen Snoorine Case —Daniel Driscoll, proprietor of PD ey Heer of ie family bee prices ad subsequent to the regatta, #0 that the judges have ample | # drinking saloon situated at the corner of Third avenue | one o'clock, without’ further. information, trom the resi- BM ge og aay Be deuce of his mother, No. 20 Forsyth street, New York. and be tt! street, was brought before Justice y ko. before handing over the » at the Pourth distriet Polise Court, ‘Yorkville, of foul rowing, objections, Batsny.—At Spotswood, N. J:,0m Monday Joly 30, (ixn- “rewards of merit’ to those parties entitled to them. este! morn! ‘eu eberee of di erstand rdey ‘4 loaded pis’ | TRUDR TririER, infurt davgbter or James M. and Jane P. hag that the members of two Pittsburg Re- | Zs'ar'n young mas'uamed Rawanda wick intent ta ait | Halsey, and’ ter of the inte H. Edward Lord, gatta Clubs, the Atlantic and the Fashion, have during tbe | The prisoner frankly admitted that he fred the aged 1 year, 4 months and 7 daye. past week been visiting and fraternizing with their bro- | bat auld that he mistook Edwards for a person with whom | Her remains will be interred in St. Peter's churchyard, members of the Empire City Regatta Club. he had some difficulty a short time ago. Driscoll was held | Spotswood, this Game) afternoon, at five o'cloek. a ae a a for examination. ‘Jonxs.—On Monday, July 30; of searlet fever, Manca- Military Intelligence. @ernxc Howp or rae Wroxc Crstommr.—aAs detective | ®*T 48S Jonna, y dat of Francis and Han- nah Jones, aged 2 years, 4 months and 21 days. Fre sin could blight or sorrow fade, ‘Death came with friendly care; MORE MILITARY GUESTS.—THE EMMET OUARD, OF NEW HAVEN. The Emmet Guard, Captain Thos. W. Cahill, of New Elder was standing in front of a picture store in Broad- way, near Grand strect, yesterday morning, watching the movements of seme a cou jards ing bud'to heaven conveyed, Haven, Conncten, wil arrive in i city this moraing | apprenched. Mi, a Totaling fn ‘oe tome? rerdant Aa beds it blossom there. at half-past five o'elock, in the New Haven steamboat, at | countryman, attempted slily ‘0 pick his pocket. armel ‘ fkdn ring. their temnporary: stay in | detective turned upon the fellows,/and quick as thouxht | gicoctlly’ invited to, attend the rednnc goer, Ak s 0 | grabbed them ‘by ‘their collars and marched them of | SRerpony, at" three-o'loek, from ber Its reel ay} this city, will be the guests of the Irish Fusileers, Six- | the police beadnuarters. The prisoners refused to give | First street, arithout further notice. Her remains will ir jence. ‘. : ty ninth regiment. They will number about seventy-five be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Sngland, papers please copy} men, rank and file, and will be accom; the New ae ——— Manchester and Lancaster, Haven Brass Band. The ry will be reee! on ite Drawings of France, Broadbents & Ce.’s Kixcuier.—In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, July 30, arrival in New York by the Bethe | Artillery Com- ware wes & t, but severe illness, HL Kivemurn, pany F, Fourth regiment, who will fire a salute on the 258 ake So te ah Be ak oe aged 19 years, eldest son of the lato John Kiucbler, Esq. arrival of the boat. Will be entertained for two | 17, 52, 28. 23, 41, 15, 36, 31, 38, 44, 55. 48, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the Ame- days by the Fusileers, and one day by the offieers of the 5 a 39 Lorenny, Crass 188; Jory 30, 1860. rus Blues, are respectfully invited to aftend his funeral, Sixty ninth regiment. Below we give the company order 68, 45, 21, bat sve 558, Be tag on Wednesday afternoon at a, from bia late resi- in reference to the reception and entertainment of the ‘Managers, Wilmington, Delaware. dence, 172 York street, Rrooklyn. Pittebury rm please copy. Kranr re Se ontay, July 30, of convulsions, ARTRUR, f 3 Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- Surry-wiyta Regiment, N.Y. 8. ML. ries WOOD EDDY & 00., ae son of Joba + and Mary A. Keane, aged 10 days. agreed DFLAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERINS, my a ey © * Datawake—Exrna No. 359, Jury 30. 1860, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are requested 16, 29, 51, 59, 47, 56, 26, 52, bl, 24, 57, 64, 17, 60. | & Attend the funeral, on Wednesday, from his late Dea wari ass No. 300, Jour 1360, residence, 287 Elizabeth street. 51, 27. 54. 6, 21, 39, 7, 75, 15, 61, 2, 34, McManvs.—On Monday, July 30, after a short —p] Cirewars sant {tue bf ehargs dressing elther vw Garitan the beloved and only daughter of Patrick an: WOOD, EDDY, & CO., Wilmington, Delaware, iargare' is, aged @fyeare, 2 months and Lb days. Or t9 WOOD, EDDY & CO., St. Louis, Missourt. ‘The funeral will tale place this y) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber father, 662 Water of Hodges, Davia d& | street. A will reform in Broome street, right on Bowery, at eight of Georgia Merray.—On Monday, July 30, Mary Axe, daughter o'clock A. M., and proceed down Bowery to Grand, to 306, Jun 3 1360, of Thomas and Margaret Murray, eged 3 years and 7 Broawday, ts Gaon wiect, owe Gaal £ th bat har 56, 65, 74, 36, 76, 44, 40, 12, 54, U1. months. 3 s ao tt ellen BPs Mares Sesa. | ythad sean te: hoe, tne hein sera, torn! same route. invil to attend 1 ineral, iy) noon, Waeens, ‘August 1 Zrhe Fusiicers will assemble at Saad ie at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, corner their armory’, at quarter past eigbt o'clock A. M., and ous mt Lottery—Nos. 29,000, | of kighth and North Second streets, Williamsburg: receive their’ guests; then ing up Bowery’ and | 07%, .0120 1567. 27,238, drew the five capital prizes io |" McBatn—On Monday, July 30, Rowanp McHALs, after Fourth avenue to Union square, and down Broadway to | ONASE A CO, Bankers, 2 William iret, New York. a ge es ae hand mee yh y aS relatives friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his hate residence reth’s Pills Are Excellent P as puconl 4 bilions Pil - ed ~— their health and faculties im Warranted purely vegetable. | 187 Thirty-sixth street, between Seventh and Eighth ues, on Wednesday afiernooa, at two o’clock. ” McQvave —On Monday, July 30, of bronchitis, Patrick McQvane, aged 26 years. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral to Calvary Cemetery, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 7 Carmine street. and retail, are often pursed to | ployes; whether this man will food accountant: this, a reliable clerk } one, ; ? Old Junk Fogine 22; Rxcelsior En: Independence , 3: ix Hore, 22; Hook and Ladder, 11; Tompkins Hose. 16; Peter son Engine, 31; Empire Hook and Ladder, 4; Empire Ea- gine, 42; Niagara Hose, 2 the ine, 2: joward Southwark Steam Engine No. 33 was also promptly on spot, and took up @ position at the southwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, where the pyrotechnic dis formed a contrast with the lurid giare of the dames, and attracted many a Ths stream was scon t to bear upon the burning mass eclipsing in volame, strength aud distance the streams of the various other machines in the reighborhood, and efficiency of the combined streams was soon percept! in the gradual diminution of the blaze. THE SCENE ON ANN STREET. 4 During the first progress of the flames the fire seemed to be confined to the building in which it originated. Soon after, hgwever, the windows of the corner house, facing on Nassau and Ann streets, were observed to become suddenly of a dark purple hue, which gradually increased in brilliancy until the fierce, bot flames barat forth from every pane along the highest story. Tho flames soon spread to the upper portion of the batiding on Ann street, along which the fire ran, licking the caves with ite fery tongues. As it passed from room to room, the windows, ich blazed in succession, told how the tbe ible was progressing, and the heroic firemen bent to their’ work with renewed zeal, ur; on their work with cheers and songs. A number of ladde-s were soon raised to the windows, and the firemen carried up the hose to throw the water pon the ‘lames from a thus more available poiat. This was a work of much danger, when !t is considered that the flerce heat of the fire had made the large front stones as brittle as glass, and broken them from their places, burl: them with death dealiog force to the gronnd. The mes, how. ever, seetned regardless of the dangerous fragments, but springing up the ladders in the midst of them brought the water bear upon the tomes with er execution than was permitted from the ground. It is to their efforts in this manner that is due the preservation of the buildings on Aun street Supreme ourt—Special Term. Before Hon. Judge Leonard. MOTION FOR MANDAMUS AGAINST THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION. Jvrt 30.-The People ee rel James MH. Jerome vs. The Commiscioners of Emigration.—Mr. Cushing, upon the part of the plaintiff, Dr. Jerome, applied for a perempto- Ty mandamus against the Commissioners of Emigration, | commanding them to psy him one quarter's salary, amounting to $1,250, dae the Let of April, 1860, for ser- vices rendered ss Physician to the Marine tal at Quarantive. Counsel cited the several acts appointing the | Quarantine Comm \ssioners, apd at length commented on their official cea, contending that they ‘hed one nothing since their appointment but spend money. | also robeved to the reading of the different sections, and insisted that the Comm ers of Emigration were bound to pay Dr. Jerome alory. Mr. Deviin, on the part of the Commissioners of Emigration, resisted the | motion, and at gome length argued that the office of Phy- cian to the Marine Hospital been totally abolished | since the removal of Quarantine,‘and that his clients were | not table. Decision reserved. | TRE PRETTY WAITER GIRLS AND THE BROADWAY SALOONS, This morning an injunction was granted by his Hoaor against the proprietors of the saloons in Broadway known as The Varieties,” “The Gajeties” and “The Art Caion,” on the application of counsel for the Society for formation of Juvenile Delinquents, to show cause they should not be compelled to pay the penalty of for exhibiting dramatic and other performances without a Hicense, The matter comes up for argument next week. The Fire in the Canard Dock, TO THE ROITOR OF THR HERALD. Ienayy Cory, July 90, 1860. In the fire which took place at the Cunard Dock on Sun day morning, my fle shop was burned to the ground, hick 1 be a jose of upwards of $600 to me no pam JAMES GATUAM, ; that, a cashier, Ae. A 1 de t > Belfast (Ireland) papers please . | fully written ovt, would seitle the queatien sentient ire | Muxvny —On Saturday, July 30, Finns, relict of the exact place cach wan can vest Ml. FOWLER & WELLS, No. | late John Murphy, of Baly Kelly, county of Derry, Ire- 8 way, make private examinations. land, aged $1 years. ‘The friends ef her sons, James and William, and ac- we Brooklys aphs.— Williamson's | quaintances of the family are Fequested to attend the fu ures, Cabinets, je Rize. oforty-nine | neral,on Wednesda: lernoon at two o'e! , from the NEW RAVER GREYS. 249) Fulton street. Ferkdonee of her son-in-law, John MeDermott, No. 201 The New Haven Greys, Captain Osborn, wil! visit thia city on the 13th of September, as the guests of the State Guard, Captain Jos. H. Johnson, of this city. The prty-third street, without further notice, O'Nes.—On Monday, July 80, Jamms O' Ne, a aative county Tyrone, Ireland, aged 48 years. His funeral will take place from his late residence, 54 Bersgne’s Patent Champion Fire and Burvar Trou! Safes, 361 Brosaway, corser of Murray street, of New York military are proverbial for their hospitality to | ¢ orseemrecamsneee v . ing® com ‘State [Guard, conta’ rover & Baker's Celebrated niversity place, on Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock. sides —y Fgh stdin, wil no unig. OIRELESS SEWING MACHINES, ule iiends and these of hin family are invited to attend. the “agreeable” on the occasion of the visit of enn wee ee oo ey vor ‘onset —On Sunday, July 29, ! NRL, seed 5 years and 7 mouths, dangbter of Francis and Ag pee O'Conmel. Due notice will be given of the funeral Poutock.—Suddenly, at Weehawken, on Sungay, July 29, Jann, wife of David Pollock, .» aged 68 years: ; are respectfully ) afternoon, at Yankee brethren. HAMILTON INSTITUTE CADETS. The Cadets of General Lockwood's Military Institate will give an exhibition drill at ___ M2 Fultom street, Brooklyn. Bix Fine Shirts, 98. MOODY'S Shirt Manufactory, 262 Broadway. “— eae jends of ‘The Great Kasterm Summer Hate—Straw The relatives and —f Piwins, at balf past four o’ P.M. In the invited to attend her funeral, this 7 '* evening the ‘will give @ soiree st their armory. spd ela. WHITE, hater, B16 Broadway, opposiie 8. Pauls two o'clock. from the residence of her sister, Mre. L. R. Brewer, No. 432 Fourth avenue. 80, Anicart, widow of the 16 years Personal Intelligence. J. Calderon, Exq., of Havana, is stopping at the Union Pmuuuire—On Monday, J late Benjamin J. Phillips, Born to See the Comet, not to Ride on } {ts tail— just so with liberty and equality of weights, Photo- lace Hotel. Holmes, road iy. ‘The funeral will take piace this (Tuesday) afternoon, at ae =. Kelly, of Rhinebeck; Captain Leite, of the ete eke | three o'clock. form the residence of ber son, Jonas B. steamsb' Conuanght . R. Hall, bam, ane farnily, of | |Hubert Longreach, ox the, Mack Leg | eee See ee ee. a ee Texas, and C. G. » and family, io, are 'eor—By C. ins; Letter from Benson. me- . is Satan tiles , | Horses. land’ the great College Regattas at Worces- Srrort —In Prooklyn suddenly, oo Sunday, July 20, Goppieg at the B. Fi ~ Fe Te eee ae Te ne i eae ese Troe, | Auaxt Weer, youngest eon of William and Letitis er &. 8. Wallis, Faq., and os of Baltimore; A. Brous- Fail Racing and Trotting reports; Lives and Battles of Die | J. Sprott, aged @ months and 8 daj i Teenity, are reapectfully sean, Feq., of Lovisian: Todd, Faq., and wife, of | Sogasbet giliste: correspondence between the New York | — The reintives and friends of the Berm: an ‘A. Rarif, Eeq., of Pogiand; Hugh Rose, i | and St. Ge At elaba. COS? Sis, ews | invited to attend his funeral/from the residence of his of Washington, and W. | ‘rom all the country in WILKES" SPTRIT, now Ont. | reronte corner of Jay and Concord streets, this (Tues- ud: of Charleston: P. P. > G, Jackson, Faq., of Maryland, are stopping at the Ciar- Yas) afterncon, at three o'clock, His remaing will be ecdon Hetel. ‘Wheeler & Wileow’s Sewing Machines [ taicy to Greenwood for internment Judge Hastings, Major Lelore, and WO. Barratt, Rat. beasepcory ybaa nn a | gghrmrenn —Susdendly, at Riverdale, on Thursday July 2 » Of Texas; Lieutenant 26, Fnwann Ssvworr, youngest child of ry ‘ 2 “Pitta, othe United Staten army, aud. apt Ladd, Webster & Co.'s Improved TIghE | roiis & Stevens, nged 2 years and 4 months 8. C, Williams, of the United States army, and Captain SL. Breese, of the United States navy, are stopping at the Metropoiitan Hotel. | of Mississippi; R. C. Frazier, Faq, | stitch Sewing Machines, 9! 500 Milward's Needles, for Wheeler & Wil- These nerdies are made b; Sreacnay —On aged 38 years. The relatives and fricnde are respectfully Invited to at- fenday, July 90, Wa. B. Seracmay, J, B. Wolcott, Req. SON'S SEWING MACHIN} aso 3 | of Savannah, Ga. & Littlejohn, Baq., of the steamer bend, and of the best double refined Eoglish cast steel, — i uneral, thle (fessdag ) ehieres Tg sont ag | Quaker City; J. W, Roguit, Heq., of Havana, and J. Momt- | WskaNTED gurmwon re sioruADS te wy Ter yuna cin Brookigt, on, Wedneeday, July 25, Scsaw ney ¥eq., of New Orleans, are stopping at the La, é f aid writ, wife of the late Woodward P. Subers, . } \phia papers please copy Hon. 5. 8 Guitrle, of Renvecky; Oot. Hocker, ot ie. | ,meeemebens Wige, Teamcos ame Mats | tucr—Av Aare acringe’, Y., on Saterday, July | sissippt; Madame Prewett, editross of the American Ban- | eney, perfect M: no turning up belind. No. 16 Bond street. 28, Frwan Framxsiw, youngest child of the late Charies A.‘and Fiizaveth F. . Tracy. Funeral rervices at No. 9 Faet Twenty second street, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock, ner, at Yoroo, Miss.; Capt Perkins, of the steamer City Van Clew, of steamer New York: Capt. Lieut. Saxon, of West Point, A.J. Glows two A ree: Dr. Marsh ca) Care Truss with en ting MARSH & CO., No. 2 Vesey street, N.¥. ply His Radi- anent curea of bruper, , and family, of Pennsylvania; Newton St. pernia or rupture. Tormz.—At Hoboken, N.J., on Saturday evening, July Trane eae bt Mobile: ex Seuator Ward, of Texas, and Te | os. Cranancr, son of Dwniel and Catharine Amelia Toler, Gen. Lowe,’ of New Orleans, aro stopping at the Firth Rushton'’s Mild Apertent or Anti-Bil- | aged 1 year, 10 monthe and 1 day. liows Pills, with directions. No. 10 Astor House and 417 Broad- His remains were taken to Haverstraw, Rockland coun- pees aay | way. ty, N. Y., for interment, Jersey City News, } Atht va Partes shh Wante A - Tnomreox.—At Union La 3 oo Friday, July 2, ° ' mao! risian Too ‘aste Arr 16 e Inanent, only ebild of Day i Thom; Fouxn Drowxr.—About five o'clock yesterday after. |, AL ANAOM A cieanses them thoroughly. RUSHTON’S, —— ~ Ty y peon, aged noon the body of a man was floating in the water atthe No, iy Astor Honse and 617 Broadway. Winwen —-At Bridgeport, Conn., on Saturday, July 28, “4 Mre, Hasxan Wiexien, wife of the Jate Ira the Best and | aged 65 years and 4 months. nriing, cleansing, | fon tral will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at Ladies, try Sold by all | three o'clock, from North church. Cars leave New York and New Haven Railroad depot, corner of Twenty seventh street and Fourth aveoue, at quacter past twelve e'clock PM. Wheeler, foot of York street, Jersey City. Tho deceased was ap- parently a seaman, and was dressed in gray pants, Diack eatin vert and brogans. His right band grasped a three | quarter inch rope, which he had apparently seized to gaye bimeclf at the time of falli in the water. No marke of violence were foun! on the person of to indicate foul play. The following articles, whish may Rarry’s Tricopherow cheapest article for dre preserving and restoring the drvgetete, Hill, Inimitab) & cents, Depot No } Bare ir. air Cutter. Hair Dye, lay street, and sold by all Drogas. « z 2 lead to the Weutilcation of the body, were. towed ia Ri h Wig, an entire No= _ MISCELLAN EOU kets—A note, of which the following isa ity; parting wnat Dehind, 290 Broad- = — | Keres to pay Daniel Cummings Ay cents per ton for the way, northeast enn At Rare ATTEN OF SHORS AND GATTRRA, a7 | mone ballast pow used _on the Lacy Ann, et - my ee j B . wireet, bem | dam. Jobn Ross.’ (The above note waa not dated. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- T WiOLPSALE- SROARA, YT CHRAP. CARR | Aleo two Brooklyn ferry tickets, three conte in coppers, & _ pees, the best in the j. wholesale and retail, and the Dye bugers are invited to examine, | jack knife and two key#. Coroner Gal was notified, | privately applied at No. 6 Astor House. OCHRE way. ‘and empanneled a jury, who rendered a verdict of “Found | GREAT Pik ® OF HUMNpO—LOTS OF CHARLA- iK Ragiaat, to Me. Grong Tuvncar Scoisabire, Engtand. , Bannr.—On Sunday oy. "26, 200,29 ator « lingering raday, July 30, » Bergou, New man yesterday, when ig Afidavit in relation to the Brapy—On Sunday, July 29, Pamir Brapr, in the Oth year of his age, a uative of Georgetown, county Long- ‘The friends and relatives of the fumily are requested to EUROPEAN OC Javenior of the i VAP ean ye a 4 be cormated on af discasew Gf the oye ax. a0 PLACE, RIGHT STREET. ie < * oe ne rer S88 388 1 =] 3| a= me SS 7-> =" a BALLOU TEN’ IMPROVED FRENCH YORE. potas, 186 Ps lovembmr |. . alltt, STYLE OF ®& aT WARRANTED TO rT exp Were to any ¥ Btwles: GM cd yg age Se SASS er secdle e lows: | Neek—The distance aronntit. Yok¢—The mPawat es from titer points of each sdoaider. Sleare—The ler Sethe back to tie wrist, with the rai bent, aroun Vv . Watst—Digan © arcond. Mao; the Tenet of fear —s das above mens rantre 8 pte S¥e0 cur net otvie uf the nee ve awa en IMPROVED FRENCW YOKE SHIRT. vino, importers and deniers in MEICS FURNISiNG GOODS: Wholeanle orders anitcited. Now Bronte |. Ralearoom No. Ui broadway cps the 8 Ties Maa. OF Rae, Mao al disensen of the foot cure’ Chiropotisn 760" Broadway. "Refers is: phys eons of the city. D® © 20vKE Dons. LAPERTAL WINE, ‘BITTERS Are rade from s pure and unadultersted wise. About dongle the usual strength of other wines, ad Wr ed by only one house in ure Dnited Btater, Alaa lowing valitable roots, herds, ac , viz——Bolomon's oank, apiixa- rd, comfrey, cammomile flowers, gentiacy, FH ry. WE CHALLENGE TH WORLD ro rRopUCK THEIR RQUAL. We do net profess to bave discovered gorse rool “knowe only to the Indians of South America,” and a cuse for “alk diseases witich the flesh is bir to,”” but we clatat to psenent the public a traly valuable preparation, whiet every - yaician in the country will approve of and fecomment. for. INCTPIENT CONSUMPTION, Wrenk Lunge, Indigeatio vate. Paral lity, and a enses For sore Yarva, #» Cummsod usme oo of & weak comstity or infirm. or for per ’ “ for Ministers of the Grepel. Lawyerm, abd all pubic speakers for. Book Keepers, Tallors, ie. $24 ail persona lending a eadentary lve, they will prove try For Bey they are wbolerome, innocent. and delictoca tothe taste. They produce all the exhilarating efects of Brandy or Wine, without intoricating; and area valuable re- madly for persons sddicted to exceanive une of strosm drink, ind wish refrain irom it. ‘They sre pure snd eokrely ‘rom the poisons coutained in aduiverated Wines aad Li- agra ih ch eer ee ey ona, an ene Bitters, pot only C| nt Drege ant whould be nsed by all who live in a com where ine water la bad, or where Chiila aud Pevers are preval Being entireiy lmnocent and harmless, they may be given freely to Chiddree and Infante wab impunity. Physicians, Clet ‘und temperance advocates, aa aa ect in spreading these try valuane and thereby ementially oben neat and Dine nan. CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO.. Preertetare And wold by Druggists genernity. ee se Fs BALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FE@A! Confectionery and Fruit Store, with lease of € elling, as the owner ls engaged in other busiusaa Inquire at 27, Carmine street MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. SCHEDULE OF PLEASURES TRIDS. ON POAND THY STH AMERI? GREAT EASTERN: Prior t her retara to Rurope, Av The steamship GREAT FASTERN, J) will lea ve North river. off Hammond a a THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 2. At 6 o'clock precisely, for OLD POINT COMFORT ax ANNAPOLIS ROADS, Landing exeursioniaie (without extra NORFOLK AND Arriving of (ld Ps Will lenge Old Point SU o'clock, arriving Baltimore Sunda: Gi the the night in Baimore, reach by raliroad Monday evening, August & ‘Great Pnstern will conneet mt Oud Point with steamer James river to and with the care at Nortois Portmmonth for afl points South and Southwest, DODWORTH'S SPLENDID MILITARY RAND Wilt escompany the excursion ana romels ou during ha entire tri MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS will be furnished at @ modern m CERFEROOM BPRTHS ONK DOLLAR EXTRA. Fare (rom New York to Old Poin Norfolk and Portanouth New York to Baltimors rom Olt Point Comforvto Apbapolla or Baldmore | 3 BXCURSIOMISTS MOST, In gx ROAD ‘ON THURSDAT Tickets will be ready om Tresday ot Adams Express Com officn, { Krondwey, where panne of te oabing oxy be seem and siateroome secured. JH. YATES, Bee. [PFORMATION WANTED. T underwiand a. iarge .num) at vets Sot appa. Fe Information w| an | to the tee will yg thank{nlly received ver at OTICE TO DRUOGISTS. —STOLEN FROM TIE DOSR. N way ct No. 1) Nromdway, a box containing Trass's Bag. le Ointment. Deniers wi) plesse stop ike samme if trade and Aromatic Schnapps. comviction of tne by CDOLPHO for wale. J. WRIGHT &OO., 14 Broadway. Cea eH AM a MNAPPR. 1f0 eases, three years imported, suitable for private wad For sale by UDOLPHO W 72 he | EYNARD & 00,, PATENT HOUSERERPER § RIFLE. INF ALLIBLE INSROT J" And VERMIN The only truly reliable articies to exter min ton Bugs, Moths, Garden Tosects, Rata and Mic La 1 depot 167 Broadway. Sold by ail drugeias. Stopaay, Pianos. GRAND av: 10, | WA ay, (PSE GREATEST REMEDY 1%, THE WORLD For sux mer compiginia is Dr. TOBIAR’ Venetian Linmer ,° | Diarrbors apd uysentery are immediately cured by it. No p | Warranted pertecty tapoeest to take fnterne fF | ‘couts. Sold by all the druggist, Depot 86 Cort! Je, US bi, Boonomtoal, AND 107, 56 ths. Primrose Family Soni, 9. ‘Two tbe. Pear! white do, 106 .° The body was then conveyed to the Bergen Beautifal Complexion.—Laird's Liquid ‘tana imitating Rebnappa —Odre pot counterfeited —The | 6 ‘ Gin Cemetry and plased ina vault. | tn calebrity tm baving no equal for booed: | Snip sonuime arematio Sekiedem Bchonppe tm tee cli. Te | Obs Gama ts Se Pibae meas. ed the skin. 430 Broadway. | Drede'no Or clap-trap prising, i relies entirely upon iia | GUS Cats '6.0Ut aeons? Conn ae cian emai | | Gen intsinale merits: ft bra’ been before the public tor riy | “"tlenning plated and silver w ce prorebiany age mnject to Biliows Disorders with Goyer 18s tle" tl Reese Vane tashneir oy | Ql aee ee qa tigemetty “Rasoeia. itr late oge | $0es, Great Doped, by, oat Piilathe most et: | fe"tuperior quaiiien, aad vy the recommendation of those that | OPS Gave Welann , ™ Ss feetua for all afte , ting ; re Keeper, 1 Mabie, M Ten ahd indy Me {Scanne the sitmach; correc te iver, and vein io boweix | PIS BEE CRE omeniey AROMATIC SCHTEDAM | inorder lo introduee ube pfoduetices of our 1) lhetterm an tiplder cd, )} 2 | BCHINAPPS, orice’ ae Geach + {6% bundred sample cases, ve ‘and two chil Masried. the best and the parest Rebneppe inthe work!, Mrepared at | Pave thelr orderr oo Aey, 06, Gy ianiier, Misa ‘ Fackamann, Ew eescen—Hyom—in this city, by the Mev. De. Joa | Rehindnmin Hovhndserprreny Yor ma ned oti ha here: | Soap = be coper Micriset Patieris oud daughter, Wor hae rker, at the Fourtlt ue Presbyterian charch, Wet. | by pil cihers except bumbegs. No reward wil be given, or ieee teeta geard, S Leniabery, Mine Sensicn Fuchs, and 387 in seco — Mary Law, daughter of Samuel L. Hyde, of Inctrmation, srg fer se to those that eee called wmers PATENT FIRE A TURGIAR PROOF RAPES by onder wep “Tacwane on ie when they pytredase Tir TARDERY 9 eet tt 8 Tarn Winee Sunday last, July 20, at St. Paol’s | article they pyre! Dr VANDERVERE'S co! ted pt W Poattser—J Barton, John Mulh® csuech, Broad eny, in this city, amidat Y deiseroes cifele Hecate fabospes sow ts tae corte? tye guetemaioreied 25/0 000.000 Aegis Tx .CROmUY a Toxats, Moc=Brig Jackta & Goodell, indy and Rotdren, of Ergin fronds, Awsia, Recond and youngest daaghter JOUN MILLA & CO., Proprietors, © sighnta Q fetwitn aren hee Tome, 3 roi of TH. ena 8. A! White, lobacconiat, late of Northamp- 14 Beondway, New Tork. aulecrante We ertet lw every Freiety,