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‘White House and _be reviewed by the President. They | 59 * Ywrill leave on Sunday afternoon, return to Baltimore and | 873s¢. ‘Proceed thence to Pitteburg, Cincinnati, 8. Louis, Spring- Gold, Diinois, the home of Lincoln, and thenee to Chicago. Governor Floyd left here to-day for Old Point Comifort. Gol. Drinkard ie Acting Secretary of War during his ab- The Dental Convention are enjoying a fine entertainment 1 the National Hotel to-night. Mir, Douglas at Providence—The Clam Bake, &c. Provipgyor, R. 1., August 1, 1860. 4. Mr. Dougins was received here this afternoon by am -ad, to mmmense oollection of people, who, beaded by a military y and a band of music, escorted him to the City wel, In the evening he was serenaded, and a great ‘assembled. He addressed the crowd, and was ca- Voosias’stoally applauded. Unusual preparations have for the clam bake at Rocky Point to-morrow, * tom wad tince US 20 doubt but that it will be very largely at- fended. Judge was met with enthusiastic receptions ‘Co-day in , N. H., and in Nashua, He made a es Douglas Ratification Meeting at Savan- Savanxan, Ga., August 3, 1860, ‘At the Douglas ratification meeting in this city last -@tight, Herschel V. Johnson spoke. Several slight distur- ‘ances took place, and he Was greeted with yells and hisses. Ho continued, however, and mades powerful (@peech of two bours duration. oe “whe Young Democracy State Convention. } Saratoga, August 1, 1860. ‘The Convention of the Young Democracy of the State @eassembled at nine o’clock this morning, when resolu- ‘Sions were adopted declaring emphatically in favor of @ocpular sovereignty, and endorsing Douglas and John- fon. J. Daggett Hunt, offered an additional resolution de- @ouncing the Personal Liberty bill, and the extension of Bulfrage to negroes, which after opposition was with- drawn. The Convention resolved to hold a mass meeting of the ‘FOung democracy at Albany, September 26. A plan for the thorough organization of the State was Bubmitted by J. A. Page and referred to the State Com- waittes. After the transaction of considerable business of less qgeueral importance, the Convention adjourned sine die. Congressional Nomination. Sr. Loris, August 1, 1860. P. B. Fouke was unanamously renominated to Congress ‘yesterday from the Eighth district of Wlinois. Whe State Teachers’ Association—Second Day. Srnacvar, August 1, 1860. The forenoon was occupied in the consideration of two ‘Teports, one by Professor Thompson on eral instruction, ‘and the other by Miss Mary 8. Anthony, of Roohester, on ‘the true basis for grading public schools. Both reports @licited interesting discussions, more particularly the Matter, which urged that mental qualifications only should ‘be the basis, not the accidents of condition, birth, color, eo. Miss Susan B. Anthony, Rev. S. J. May, Commissioner ‘Allen and others advocated the admission of colored child- ‘fen to all the privileges of our public schools. They ar- sgued the question on the ground of principle, urging that At should be acted upon as such. Professor Jewell, of Albany; W. W. Newman, of Buf- ‘Salo; Mr. Wheeler, of New York, and others, objected to ‘the conclusions of the other side, on the ground of expe- diency. ‘The discussion was a warm one, and continued till twelve ‘o'clock, when the association took a recess till two P. M. The State Association of school officers are also holding ‘Rheir fifth annual meeting here today. Hon. H. H. Van Dyko is Chairman. Professog Cruttenden delivered an address this morning, c@nd an animated discussion ensued upon district libraries. ‘The Business Committee report ten topics for the consi- eration of the association. AFTERNOON SESSION. ‘Hon. Hayay H. Van Drox, Superintendent of Public Instruction, delivered an able addrees on the school sys- tem of New York, : A report on the influence of motives in education gave ‘rise to a lengthy debate, in which the “‘woman’s rights” question had@ prominent place. The report, which took ground against this movement, was adopted. EVENING BESSION. A.report on the natural order in the developement o° ‘auman faculties was submitted, discussed and adopted. Aa interesting address on practical teaching was de- livered by W. F. Phelps, of the New Jersey State norma! ‘echool. There were some 1,500 persons in attendance during the day and a larger numbor during the evening. Resignation of Chief Justice Shaw, d&c. Bostox, August 1, 1860. ‘The resignation of Chief Justice Shaw, of the Supreme ‘Court of Massachusetts, is announced to take place next September. Judge Shaw is nearly $0 years old. Explosion of a Steamer—Loss of Life. ¥ Mourns, August 1, 1860. ‘The steamship Lacrosse for Galveston exploded below ‘this city to-day, killing four persons and wounding three others. The boat and cargo are a total loss. Loss $20,000. The Chicago Zouaves. Bacrimore, August 1, 1860, The Chicago Zouaves arrived here this afternoon, and ‘were enthusiastically received. To-night they are giving an exhibition of their drill at the Maryland Inatitute, A great crowd is in attendance. The Case of Sherman M. Booth. Miwacawe, August 1, 1860. Soerman M. Booth, who was arrested some time since and who has been awaiting his trial ia the Glover resone ‘case, was taken from the room of the Custom House, where be was confined, at noon today, by ten armed men, who placed him in s carriage they bad in readiness, ‘which drove off with him into the country. The United States Marshal and his deputies were at dinner at the Aime. The jailor waa silenced by threats of violence and locked up in the room in place of the prisoner. ‘ Death of Hon. Isaac A. Rice. , Iypiayarouis, Ind., August 1, 1860. A private despatch from Delphi states that Hon. Isaac A. Bice, republican candidate for Congress from the Eighth district, died at ten o'clock to-day after an ilinoss of thirty-six hours. Celebration of Emancipation in the Bri- tish West Indies. Tororo, August 1, 1840. ‘The twenty-sixth anniversary of emancipation in the Britieh West Indies celebrated here to-day by the co.ored population. Southern Ocea er Movements. SAVANNAM, August 1, 1860. The United States mail steamship Alabama arrived at Tybee at half past nine o'clock Tuesday night, and at Ler wharf at half past six this (Wednesday) morning. Cotton firm: sales to day 1,500 bales, inch new Prices stiffer but quotations wi 5 tales of Three days 2.900 bales: receipts de. 230 balew against 400 bales the same time last year. abead of last ear 40 a 8 abead of the year 760,000. pts ‘47 against 1D bales the same time Lang 9 Sugar bouyant and ad- ‘Ge. at TAC. a Sc. fair to fully fair, Tobacco firm: loge 250 orv— white Southern 6c fa 580. ; white, Wyo. Frei ' igbts and exchange New Ontaans, Angust 1, 1300 Cotton onchanged: aalee to-day 290 Vales. Flour dull At $5 40.8 $6.50. Whiekey 17).c. Freight of cotton to Liverpoo ‘The rest of the market unchanged. Monte, July OL, 1860. Cotton—Rates of three days 276 bales. Receipts do. 90 bales Mamrnts, Augast 1, 1360. Cotton— Receipte to date 268,450 bales, against 824.815 Daies the same time last year. Shipments of 986,690 Dales, agalost £24,726 Uaics same time last year, Stock tb port, 4,290 bales. Bariwere, Al 1, 1860. Flocr firm and advanced 12¢c. ; City Mills aod Howard Girect 85 5744. Wheat sotive and ‘firm; red $1 20 a 1 50: white $1.90 # $1 @0. Corn firmer: yellow Te. Shite 75e, 8 #00., an advance isione quict and Steady. Whiskey Uirmer at 21 jg0. a 220. AIMANT, Angust 1, 1900. Flour more active: common to oxtes State, $4 90 a BF 2, common to good Western, 96 50: common to @xira Canadian, $4 76 a 86 90; fancy to extra Gonesee, S a 8s 76. t—Salee of & small tot white Indiana ft $1 48, and a car lot New Mediterranean at $1 ai. Onts—Gales 15.000 bushols at STie. & O8e., and DBii0. a Be. for Canssian, Weetcrn and State. Corn slightly ter under more ence at from New York PV's G/N busbets W at and 'n car, at a NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,. 1860, 6c. & Military Intelligence. THE EMMET GUARD, OF NEW HAVEN, ‘This company of military visiters continued to receive | the bospitalities of their hosts, Company A, Sixty-ninth regiment, yesterday, and from al! appearances are well Gatisfled with the hospitality of our citizen soldiery. In the morning the Emmets, under the escort of the Irish Fustleers, Capt. Flood, paraded through the city as far as Union square, and marched down Broadway to and through the west gate of the Park, and halted in front of the City Hall. From the latter building the State, municipal and national fiage —— At ten minutes past eleven o'clock the military eutered end in the Park, and formed in line in front of the City Hall, In Fe Nar addition to the large assemblage of citizens there was & ous large representation of military men, among whom were Col, Corcoran, Sixty-ninth regiment; ex-Col. M. Doheny, *. do.; Lieut, Col, Nugent, and Captains Kelly, Kirker, & Breslin and Lieutenant Canuon, all of the Sixty- anes ninth pean. Saw food, as soon as the troops qoa05 ‘were formed for » descended the eh wge sey o Bary cna Coraet, and Lent and ‘Rey, and the Rev, M. of New Haven. The troops Sabee Reeves Sev, 5 ta and in by we are to aagnange in'8 Way, by & the day. oe Mayor ne Os Were , bank thems for tits visit Bo’ was gid. to bee epirit. evinced by our ef Uon- necticut, Wes proud to weloome here, end while doing eo he kuew that those in whose immediate Sate ct So, Svely Stata ate Political Intelligence. able. He trusted that anor thelr visit to our Nortw Carouma Eysorion.—The first engagement of the | public ber tavern My ~~ ia yo Sey, see. fall campaign of 1860 will take place to-day in North | Would eng npll W esesbiyent aeiek Ba te oe ee oe citizens, who would give them such as ert. Cahill made a brief and appropriate response to Governor in the fleld—John W. Ellis, the present incum- “7 4 bent, being the nominee of the united democracy, and The oni ae and itary were then marched past John Pool, being the candidate of the old whig or new | out of the west Lip glly Bata pated Park row to and through the Bowery to the Westchester House, where they dined at balf twelve o'clook. THE DINNER AT THE WESTCHESTER HOTEL. Six large tables were spread, with accommodations for two hundred guests. Everything calculated to satisfy the iuner man — et oe ry hg vpn 3 all quite sat wit! good which y had partaken, ne After the din of the clatter of knives and forks had ceased Foon, of the Irish Fusileers, proposed "The Bealth of the President of the United States.” national Union party. There are many local questions brought in issue in the election, which to a greater or less degree affect the strength of both candidates, but in the aggregate cach will receive very nearly, if not quite, the full strength of the party ho represents, It is impossible to predict the result, as both organizations seem sanguine of success. The following table shows the vote for Presi- dent in 1856, aud the popular vote for Congress in 1359:— a ‘This sentiment was brietly responded to by ex-Alder- 36.957 | man Monsox, of New Haven. He closed his remarks by ¥ vegans be health of the ag gg e re os ain ewe. Froop, in responding to toast, said that Democratic majority........+. 11,00 6,971 | never in his life bad he seen a body of men equal to the A Boor oy rie Oruke Lec.—The black republican jour- nals are raising a great howl over the cutting down of a Lincoln and Hamblin pole in Virginia; but little incidents like the one related below are not worthy of record. On Sunday night last a party of Wide Awakes, in Lowell, ‘Maas., took down the Breckinridge and Lane flag, which ‘was suspended from the Museum Building in that city. ‘The next morning nothing but a small strip of the flag ‘was scen attached to the line on which it bad been run out, One or tux Twins Wangp.—One of the twins—the Emmet Guard. He put them far |, in his estimation, of the Chicago Zouaves or Savannah Bi are fostered and united by a kindred spirit cause wile the other companies aladod , couraged Log sympathies in their course in their own Grates, Emmet Guard were contendi against a bigoted fooling in theirs. He hoped they woul: arge their duties as soldiers as they ever had done, and that their ranks should augment in num- bers and now strength, and live to counteract the unjust feeling against them in their native State. ie. next toast was:—‘The Emmet Guard, of New ven. said:—In risify to respou toast white one—of the republican party bas beon weaned. | it'wan with sub faittring romans how ‘Coot Fis Little Polygamy bas dropped from the breast, The black | which the later gentleman remarked. that he considered baby continues to nurse. the G second to none of the recent military Jounson on TH: Stcur.—Gov. Johnson, the Douglas can- didate for Vice resident, addressed the citizens of Savan- mah on Monday. ‘Tavrurcs FigcRrs.—The Bellows Falls (Vt.) Times says that of the nine names from Chester, appended to the call for the Breckinridge Democratic State Convention, seven | S/m8; and thie r are pot voters, three of them are unnaturalized French- men and Irishmen, and two of them are minor sons of the postmaster, and (here is one more also a minor. Thirteen from nine, how many remain? Poumcat Commixation ix Massacuoserts.—The Worces- States. The constitution says, in so many words, that “eo white male citizen, between the Edy! toon and bear arms’’ wi his State. This law was — and erratic, and could ter Spy says tbat the opposition in Massachusetts ave a | When the pre-emption law, which disbanded these orig: thought of combining upon Hon. John H. Clifford for os was, publicly Foon ne it took Governor, against the candidat Repu > ic mi surprise. w was ized b; vention. -o yen tee od ac cn = few prejudice’ individuals, Ite chic author wen P ip an accidental Governor Miner) of A Reaxpy For Sovrmers Frre-Earers.—The Savannah | Connecticut, whom chance threw upon the surface of the Republican, alluding to the hospitalities received by the tea of politics. When this Governor assumed the reins of 9 A power, almost his first official act was in carry into “Blues” in New York, says:— effect the fruit of a demented mind, by comune the [avy other corps in the city is troubled with fire-eat- | Erina Guard, the former name of the Emmet Guard, a de- ere in its ranke, we recommend a similar excursion, it | triment to the militia of the State of icu being reported that case of the malad; and forthwith ordered its disbandment. This act was not the “ ,”? some of bad become only unjust and unconstitutional, but it assumed the cha- from long standing, has been effectually cured. the time Kurroa Evex.—The Cumberland (Md.) Alleganian, Troubled with night sweats, poor man! It must be something very extraordinary; but we thought night sweats and day sweats too, were quite common when the thermometer stands between eighty and ninety al) through the twenty-four hours. KyowmG rae Brack Rervauicase.—Judge Sample Orr, who is stumping Missouri as the national Union candidate iri ey were Capt. Cabill continued, be feasted but it happened that he was a native born citizen of the pba Seer bern Bees ee ors ited States: and in the Governor's attempt to cu: down cat corn.” “True,” said the donkey; “but if | the Erina Guard, in carrying out his Know Nothing ideas, you will lie in the bush here, I will go into the thicket | he did not scruple to cut him down also. iat this yonder and ten the deer with a bray, so that Governor Aid not succeed in his base design; the can catch one wi they attempt to The fe Guard, composed as they were of Irish working agreed, and the into the thicket brayed so | men and mechanics, and adopted citizens of this free and terribly that ail the deer fe it came runing out The | Dappy land, wore not to stand idly by and be thus wiped lion séized one, and made a meal of the prey. On com- the simple = dixit of an unjust official, | ing back, the donk eY, ‘conceit, asked: “Didn't | Dut cantinues their military organization to this day, Te a ean Te ietign nk, 20% | Selves tucwagh miter fot thm asople! enon) de: | ee > | cours save seared me, too, if I hadn't known who you aye pot and (hey sesembig At appointed times thelr drill room for miliiary improvement, Police Intelligence. although in #0 doing it was at the eacrifice of time and - daily labor. The kmmet Guard do uot assume or aspire AuxceD ConvipeNce: Orreaton Cavant.—ome days | foe the bonw deal of poldicry: but, in contining Ue since several merchants called on Captain Walling, of the organization, they re have rr Detective Police, and the ui. ity of the people of nation uy; = panne Eee ind heme eataies by © | SS thas eneey white male citizen is in duty bound { deahing individual passing under the non de plume of Col: | 4o boar arms and stand ready for the defence and iu be- | — of howl i te be a wealthy | Dalf of tne country vo which they have swera porpetual | hands of ‘ cone in, tae “VISIT TO PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. pear penn bn and feoe v, at afer a tedious | at three o'clock in the afternoon the Guard and their Detng taken to the Contral Patiecamlght in Brooklyn. 08 | hosts visited Nixon's Circus, now performing at Niblo's the ¥ ictuns of bis alleged confidence waa identified theatre, by invitation of the manager, and in the evening et The pri- | they visited Wallack’s theatre. soner is about LP gy | Sy bas quite a portly and PROGRA! FOR TO-DAY. Catena, i * by the statement of; the com. | The Fimmet Guard, under the escort of & complimenta- Buea made Bde: Po By since the | ry battalion of the Sixty -ninth regiment, Lieutenant Co- house, mated Lanner to be adinen Robert Nugent commanding, nvibering about | proceed on a visit to the public and Blackwell's Island. On their re ¥ & banquet will be given, and tho yisiters a represen | desirowt of making a few dnced him to tome of his fr! by pt ey out of about $1,000 | will return to Now Ilavea in the cleven o'clock P. M. boat some of the losers.—-Arnoux & Go., tailors, Broadway; | ‘0m Peck slip. ma A Jease Lane, cash, $60; C. B. Hatch & Go., shirts, &o., $60. BOSTON FUSILRERS. Cohen & Rossen, and chain, $70; C. L. Robineon, | The Boston Fusilecrs, Captain Soow, with a full stad, jy ig . 8h, 82, (EL Forney, 302 Broad: | will leave that eity on the 224 of August for Montreal, where they will be the guests of the Montreal Ficld Bat- tery. They will arrive at Montreal on the 234, go down the river on the 24th to meet the Prince of Wales, and be present at the grand ing of the Victoria Bridge on the 26th, The corps will appear in their now gray uni- form, and will be accompanied by the Germania Band. Personal Intelligence. Mr. Join ©. Heenan, the Benicia Boy, will shortly, with fovernl distinguished artistes of the prize ring, give aa Brothers, carriage and harness, and several other persons oot of small amounts, Attacep Huonway Ronwaat.—Early last evening a Spa niard, named Joseph Lal was passing through Roose. volt atreet, when, it is a he was knocked down by Henry Jones and William and robbed of $20. The two men were arrested and ed up. Army Intelligence. By direction of the” Presidcat of the United States, a ee court rE nes to a at 4 ~ 4 exhibition of fistic science at Jones’ Woot. Mr. Heenan , Oregow, on the 1 September next - trish of such military dellequente es shall be brought be- | 2°° Cecupies a cottage at Newport, fore it, The Court Will be composed of twelve officers. Hon. G. A. Grow, of Pennsylvania; Col. Waters, of Texaa; Capt. Williams, of the United States Army, and /. Rarnom and family, of Baltimore, are now stopping at the &t. Nicholas Hotel. W. G. Vincent, and Mra A. A. Delancey and ae, all of New Orleans, and R. J. ya of New wick, are stopping at the Everett » Prevet Major Reynolds, Third arti = pote preside, and Lieut. McKeever, same regiment, will act as Judge Advo- cate the same authority a gourt martial will assemble at aot Biise, Texas, at eh Lieut. Col. J. V. Bomford, Fighth infantry, will preside, and Brevet Lieut. Col. B s Cee > Bice trys ts a bet as Judge Advocate: | tien. ©, Jobieon and ton. W. A. Forbes, both of detatied to eet aa’ astronomer and surveyer of tha com. | nesece: Hon. 0. I. Terry. of Connections: Capt. 1. Colt mission to ram and mark the bowsdary iine between the | Seaton Nav: po | foterleos Of Misslasippl, are stop- territories of the Uulted States and the State of California, | SYAUCS, Try Mee ea 0 Should yellow fever make its appearance this seaaon on | P'"% ropol J Sullivan's Island, Charjeston harbor, and the measare }¢ | Judge Helfenstein, of Pennsylvanig; T. C. Wynn, of recommended by the medical officers of the post, the | New Oricans; W. P. Bigclow and indy, of Boston; P. E. | commtmianding officer of that station has been suthorized | Huertas, of Cubs, RR, Middieton and Dr, Gitbe, both ove bis entire comuinnd to Smithyitle, North Garotj- | of South Caroliua, and N. Osborn, of St. Joseph, Mo., are ‘until further orders. The command garrisoning Sul- | stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hote! 't Island at present consists of two companies of the | @, Thompson, of Utica, N. Y.; T. McOuilock and B. J. illery (F aad H), Captaius Doubleday and Knowl- | tye, both of Teunessee; BR. C. Prove, of Mississipp!, and HL Grinedo, of Havana, are stopping at, the Re, Married, in Charlestown, Mags. on Sunday evening lest, . Daniel Norwood, Jr.) of Baker's Island, Salem, to Mrs. Mary E. Grace, of Charlestown. The ‘parties ‘are both deaf mutes, and the ceremony was performed by the Reg. Mr. Lambert, according to the Episcopal form, as Usoercrorsp Panty.—This morning, siys the Ro- chester Union of the Bist, a party of aine colored people, from Franklin county, Virgimia, passed through this city on routs for Canada. They went to Suspension Bridge, and lave crossed nto the Queen's dominions ere tn) en AI ‘ ride, who r ag The woman stated thet she wae permultied, wih Yer Com | large Dumber of deat mutes were present, nnd the octa- panions, to go from the home cf her ma a 5 prunyieg maser they extended the journer » Penpty iran a i assistance of fr +4 had got thos far on the Bont Carolina, Cana ccolved seme aaaistanes here ant w ‘ ! ape: of being free from pure } a | Grand larce ‘The Great Yacht Race To-day, ‘The great yaoht race betwees the Julia and Rebecca ‘Comes off to-day over an open sea course, aud promises to be the Anest race yet since the celebrated contest be- tween the America and al! the world, in which the Ameri a carried off the prize. The yachts which run to day are well-known {ust sailers, and have both won previous honors. The course they have selected is from Saudy Hook to « stake boat twenty miles to windward. This will give them an excellent opportunity of displaying their sailing powers at eea, and will possess tenfold more interest than any river or barbor race. The prize for which they contend is a piece of plate, valued at $260. The Rebecca unortunately met with an accident yos- terday, while coming down the North river, having stranded her shrouds; but, nevertheless, abe is all right again, quite ready for the race. It is lucky, perbape, that this untoward mishap occurred yesterday, for had it Dappened while under heavy sail at sea the regult might have proved disastrous to the yacht and her crew. As it is abe is now quite trim again and in good racing order, A steamboat will accompany the yachts to sea, and af- ford an excellent view of the race over the whole course, Some fine sailing may be expected, for both boats are able to distinguish themselves handsomely. Miss Apeiiva Parn ar Newrort.—Tne invitation hav- ing been tendered to Miss Patti, by some of the leading ‘Visiters at present stopping at this fashionable watering place, to give a concert there, ahe has decided on Thure- day, the 14th inst., om which date a grand concert will be given at the Ocean House, Newport. Coremers’ Inquests. ‘THE BAXTER STREET MYSTERY SOLVED. ‘Thé investigation in the case of Juan B. Gastarino, the ‘Spaniard who was supposed to have been stabbed and murdered at a groggery in Baxter street about a year ago, was resumed yesterday at Bellevue Hospital, by Co- roner Jackman. The body of deceased, which had pre. viously been removed from Calvary Cemetery, was care- fully examined by Drs. Finnell, Edwards, Beach, Weltje and Ferguson, and at the conclusion of the post mortem examination, the following report was presented to the Coroner:— We, the undersigned, having been requested by Coroner Jackman to examine tho body of Juan B. Gustarino, re. cently disinterred from Calvary Cemetery, beg leave to present the following report:—The coffin ‘undergone very little change. It was slightly pressed on the sides and top. On removing the lid the garments surrounding the body were in some places ed, while at other points they were stained black pee in contact with the decomposing tissue. The had on a white shirt, canton flannel drawers und white cotton socks. Upon removing the cotton which filled the mouth {t was observed that there were but two molar teeth in the upper jaw, which were filled with gold. The lower jaw contained only nine teeth, im a good state of preservation. An incision across the top of the head showed the scalp to be firm, consistent and well cone. A careful inspection of the part showed no ex- wasation or marks of external injury. The calvarium was then removed and the brain exposed to view. This organ was slightly shrunken and admitted of presection of ive hemispheres. difference between the cortical and medullary portions were disttuctly marked, and the con- yolutions well seen. There was no evidence of extrava- Bation into the texture or outside the membranes. The eku)l was unusually thin, particularly at the temporal re. gion, where for the space of an inch in diameter it was not thicker than a ten cent piece, and at many points it was as thin asa sheet of writing paper. A careful The result of the post mortem examination that there potatoe for ara 8 ee was nO tion any further. The physicians’ could not discover aly- oe the charge of murder could be . ‘and he announced the case closed. Barendam, the per: son accused of having caused the death of deceaged, will probably be to-day. THE JONES’ WOOD STABBING APFRAY. The inquest in the case of John Spriging, the young man who was fatally stabbed at Jones’ Wood on Monday evening, while skylarking with an acquaintance named ‘William Sheeham, was concluded at Belleyue Hospital yesterday by Coroner Jackman. The following is an ab- stract of the proceedings as they transpired before the Coroner :— John Kelly, being duly sworn, deposes and says—I re- side at the corner of Thirioth wirest and Third avenue; afternoon, be:ween four aad five o'clock, | was in Jones’ Wood with deceased; shortly after we came coat; ‘the prisoner ‘at the tine hed a if ‘was turned to me; the psisoner around and made a thrust at deccased with his knife; ul i 4 Fi i atl 1] i [ i ‘8 policeman, w me to W blood on bis shirt but did not know at the timo that deceased was stabbed; the officer told me to point it Sheeban; J did go, and Sheehan gave himself up to officer; | heard no bard words pass between the g2 he thought he bad cut deceased, and giving himself up, did not hear any bard words pass be- twoen the prisoacr and deceased. Policeman Ascbenback, of the Niweteenth precinct, tes- tifled that ke arrested the prisoner, and that upon doing so the latter admitted (hat he stabbed deceased. The case was then submitted to the jury, who, after due deliberation, rendered a verdict of “Death by a wound with a knife cted by William Sheenan; but the jury are of the opinion that ihe said injury was inflicted with- vut malicious intent.”’ \ pon the rendition,of the above verdict, Coroner Jack. man held the acensed to bail to await the action of the Grand Jury. Deceased was a pative of this city, aud was nineteen youre old. A Cunp Kuizp.—Coroner Gamble held an inquest at | No. 506 Waterfstreot, upon the body of Henry Winklesett, | qchild about five years old, who died from the effects of injorie@ eccidentally received by being crushed by & hogsbead of sugar rolling opom him at the sugar refinery, corner of Montgomery and Water streets, Verdict—'‘Ac* cidental death.” a Brooklyn City News Beswwrse wx tae Pouce Covet.—The following is a list of the cases disposed of by Justice Cornwell, of the Brook- ynfPolice Court, during the month of July, as furnished by the Clerk, Mr, M. Walsh — Tatoxication. pag and battery ey | it larceny Vagrancy . Aseauit with intent to kil Malicious mischief Forgery eee: ona 0+ 1 Attempted rape........ 1 Assault on officers...... 9 Abandonment... . 4 Selling diseased meat. 1 Burgiary..... wo Disorderly couduct 1 Violation Sunday laws., 12 yey go 1 Truancy. ...... 1 Aw’lt with deadly weapn. 1 2 Bigamy.... - 3 Croelty te animals 2 Total ° ry PAYMASTER STEBLE, oF THE NAVY. The numerous friends of Paymaster Jobn F. Stecie, of the United Statee navy, will learn with deep regret of his death. He dice at the residence of bis mother, at Garmo- | py, Lancaster county, Pa., on the 20th July, among his distreseed relatives and friends, and thore who could ad- minieter most affectionately to bim in his last moments. Peace to his ashes. Be was one of the gentlest and kindest of friends. His numerous friends in the navy sympathize most traly with his relatives in their aad aifliction, Beautiful Com Jom -—Latra’s Ltgata y Ffing and presePing the akin, 49) Broadway.” Beevers Seteophesens % the Boe one i clea: reserving aud restoring we ‘bain. Ladies, wy Wc toa by all i Ladies, wy & Bold by Infantile Convulsions. MRE. WINELOW'S SCOTHING SYRUP for chivtren weet? wht el, ‘and overovme INEA} rity CONVULSION, wins aie Seton rarest reroey (a the world for ail ensen ot DYR Yand DIARRHOEA io children, whether it arises from teething dr from other cause, Bold by ali 8 bottle. to Apply His _— ettects nent cures NO Vesey street, N.Y. ‘We Read With Horror in the Newspa- pers of the wholesale destruction of children by cho'era tn. fantum, marasmus infantile, convulsions, £6. In thor where HOLLOW, cones ‘AV'S Pills have been timely sduminis tered not & single desth hes ocenrred. Atkinson's Parisian Tooth Paste Arrests Aveay of teeth and cleanses them thoroughly. Ath USHTUN's Rashton’s Mild Aperient or Anti-Gillioas Pilla, with directions. No 10 Astor House ant 417 Broniway. Dr, Kinne's New Truss—The Beat Tres er and for bathing. Cheap. cern wad oom! rte very Bias mee, Brondbents & Co.'s MISCE! ‘s. , CLASS 18%, Avcusr 1, 189, ry 4 <_- e ne Me, hab, 48, Gt, 25,2. 3, 9d, Bo. Ae ee Ae a a usr i, Corner ‘arrea strest, 9, E68, Te, Sa 48, Go, 66. "Uagd S20, | ANonn had te he eet ‘Witaineioe ne by the following eelebraied makers.— | Soware, ‘Mono “ Of the Delaware State Lotte- | fF, 270" Frvt a ‘are Mavic > 2 isa WOOD, EDDY & 00., of we Bee cw ae, Gre Tarot tan. Dutawane Ravan Ouse, = ED, Sohanon * — Bobert sone, 76 2 ene oe a ocusr }, ures 7 2, & 62, 46, 30, 87, SL, 69, 8, 74, 66. M, L. Tobin, ~ ae is 18, 69, 72, 20,26, 30 20 10 &, 19, 48, 46 61 Robert Hostel, Soseph BPR 59,72, 20, 26, 36. 24, 10, 6, 19, 48, 16, 67, 55. i AM ay Wook EDDY econ - Louis Audemers, Yasha a astntie, ‘WOOD, EDDY & CO., sin nes furrnnen, ght Suen, Which for at wholewnie Omcial Drawin, te at w and retail, at low press. of Hodges, Davis & oon BA At ROBERT RAIT & (O'S, 998, Avavsr 1, No. 261 Broadway, corner of Warren atree: N 69, 61, 47, 15, 6, 00. "10" Ea 4, 28, 45, | Metered at wholesti Gnd ret a very Large mat compte’ AVIS & CO, GoLp SIL 4 Da Dy ah ea AND SILVER WATCHRA The Great Kastern Summer Hats—stra: “ "LIVERPOOL and fella, WHITE, hatter, 216 Brosdway, eppoatte St. rend AND oor: besa teen | Streauced prices. sad Six Fine Shirts, 8. | — MOODY'S Shirt Manufactory, 963 Broadway, | Als DEAF PERSONS HAVE FA aT Fancy Cutlery, embrac: a Large Va- ou. of Bport fa Fh aod Foc alves, of the aot rare | sHOULD a paiierns, maay of which have never been vet: fmported. For sale by J. & 8. SAUNDERS, No. Asior | DR. vor MGscwapucmn, “i ee: —_—————$_—$—____—. Who will . Hotel De Phetography.—De Holmes, 395 RESTORE THEIR HEARING Broadway. 24 Card Portal for 30, Novelty Am R x Ce LMS, | which the in the moet obstinate ; Pry noises cases, owes Brandreth's ot iy ee aire ra oie Sneed on all dagnes Ts eee OF SARSAPARIL Place, a atreet. (mn T WHOLESALR-SEGARS, VERY CHEAP. OAM ‘No. 294 Canal street and No. 4 Union square. A’ buyers are invied to examin" ‘Hargales gunranieeg 68 cents per bottle. 9. |, 17 Broadway. Grever & Baker's Celebrated NOUSHLESS SEWING MACHINES, ‘The best im use for a Fraion etrcet, Brooklyn. Brook}; raphs.—Williamson’s Mi urea, Cabinets, Size, Two pine aia sige and Life forty: GENTS WANTED-IN EVERY A the United States, for aale of Thorley'e Youd fee ness Broadway, New York. ic lg Bo penarre sare sana rarer celebrated ‘thread, PPMENT HOUSERERPER’S RIFLE "3 INFALLIBLE, INSECT } bownxr ‘And V! ST ROYER. ‘The only traly reliable articles to exterminate Bedbugs, Oro ton, Bigs, Moths, Garden Invects, Rate Prineipal depot 167 Broadway. Sold by all drugeiata, ORE, BUNIONS, be Soy NAILS, ENLARGE Peg F ypc Sewin, for we am Ls ly amounts. Machine Can be 49 Broadway. Agents Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines. Office 606 Broadway, N. ¥. Joints, and al) diseases of the feet ci withoat ca Peonvenletice to the patens, by De SACHA P— Ladd, Webster & Co.'s Improved Tight | Chiropet\ are to physician ‘i HS a nP ‘ig’ Sprcpoget, 700 Broadway. thefics to'papubiane oa ee p™rxe OF TBR AND CONSO} » LOTTERY — OP DEUAT ARE, CLASS 37, Drawn at Wilmington, Del, Tuesday, July 31, 1380. FRANCE, BROADBE 4 CO., MANAGERS. Prive No. Prise |. -.$100]29497 .. Beste Patent Champion Fire and Pay Bates, 281 Broaaway, comer of Murray street, French’s Comical Washing Machine.— Depot 419 Broadway, corner ef @anal street. Price $10. Acknowledged Best—Foreman’s Sprin; Beds and Mattresses, all kinds, fitted to any bedstead. No, Great Jones street, seeberGebael: Dr. J. Bovee Dod’s Imperial Wine Bit- ters are universally acknowledged to be auperior to all others, Sed aro tadd by pbs as eats CHAS, WIDDIFIKLD & CO.. Proprietors, is street, N.Y. Batchelor’s Wigs, Toupees and Hair Dye have improvements surparsing all others, natural easy perfect fit, no turning up behind. No. 16 street. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- world, and retail, and the Dye pees, the beat in the wholesale privately No. 6 Astor Bouse. ‘applied at Hill, Inimitable Hair Catter.—Hair Dye ‘8 cents, black or brown. Depot No.1 Barclay street, and sold by all druggists. “1 td: * “00 500: a i} pabbadaaauce APPROXIMATION PRIZES. Price) No, Pi No. P. 13. nd area? Married. Carnixoton—Case.—In this city,on Wednesday, August +d 1, at the Church of the Traosdguration, by the Rev. Dr. 5 G. H. Houghton, Jamns Morrison Carnineton, of Astoria, one L. L, to Apgua E., eldest daughter of Rufus D. Case, Esq., 4 rf Goum—Ttixes.—On Wedaeed 1, by Re =a NA. lay, August 1, by Rev. | qnoge 25.000 tickets endin; D, Alexander Cloment, Mr. Jaxx: McD, Goupix, to Mise oe ee cate ta aannare 2. & & Ser a ee yey tek , pa entitled to $3, in addition to any other prize they tay Jay hry tie eve Phebe Wars. | Fi, peter by o ; July 90, by v.E is, Wuuas C. subscribers baving superintended the drawing of the Grand Consol 1 nf Del s eurmon 16 Mant, daughter of the lato Major A. A. | Stator neal uprovemtats in ie tis of Date ees Karms—Favicwm,.—On Wednesilay evoning, August 1, | seyi ere poreny certify, as required by law, to the curreat- at Newtown, Long Island, by the Rev. James y JOHN DALE, JOHN W. WALKER, ALFRED R. WOOTTEN, Wiiwrncton, Del. I Howry M. Kerra, of Williamsb: Sa ab 3 Prizea payable in full, without deduction. 4 tb. ter of James Faulkner, Esq., former place. Lircarmet>—Fiownrr.. Wednesday, August 1, at the residence of the bride, by tho Rev. T. J. Sawyer, D. D., L. L, to Laux, K mmission ere, Mr. Hxyry C. Lircmrmmtp to Miss ‘M. Flowery. ¥! FITa.— ELPB Mol.axxx—Cowrtaxp.—On Thursday, July 26, at St. tea peat oun et cas a, py several yous o3 George's church, by the Rev. Dr. Tyng, Josgru McLane, pam ey ef tz Pragenata for ® of the time he was of New York, to Cannix J. Cowan, of Brooklyn. = teed pies y a en ia cared ‘8 preaceip- ies Seed ton, piven hiss by anv chld hile ine ho of tone te ¥ cured everybody who has taken |i. never having ous. eee pmetinetey morning, August 1, Jomy Doris, pit Ty of Fits aa of ova coupsellor we any tore. pend The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. | ysuable prescription to ax Perna o6 the receipt of one stam i Bast Swesty sixth street, cornet Second avenue, this | eee erettne age De O- Phelpe Brows, No, 3 1 noon, at two o'clock. His friends and | “=~ ~S**y CN ae of his brothers, Thomas and James Doyle, are re- OR BALE—THE STOC' D specttully invited to aliens. st pn var Frtoaleaigery and ra ore, wih ase oon ood pte ia Brockiys, ba Tuesday, July 91, Joann Ex- ome — = me i a cA Tho relatives and frionds of the family, are respectfully *SOURDULE OF FLRAKURE TRIPE - Rinse ees recipes ile fiausia shores ody EA” i aa Jey ata o | pSigcetgete SRST KapraRy 3 #2, Gay.—At Walpole, Mass., on 7» July 26; after © | mander, wil eave ba ad long and painful illness, Mrs, AY, ‘aged 8h yours. > REDAY AFTERNOON RUGUSTE Boston and Dedbam papers please copy, At 6 o'¢lock for Hisyer.—On Wednesday, August 1, Frxpoy W., infant presi POINT COMFORT ton of Levi and Phobe A. Heyer, aged 1 year, 7 months and 5 days. The friends and relatives of the family are lly invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) at two o'clock, at the residence, No. 126 Charlton street. "D ANNAPOLIS ROADS, fwithout extra cl at NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE, A off Old Point Comfort Friday eveuing. ‘Will leave Old Point SUNDAY MORNING, August 6, 0 3 at Annapolis Roads fj ernove, Vhiladelphia and Orange county papers please copy. grelock, Hocax.-rin the eity of Brooklya,on Wednesday, August | Baltimore Sunday evening. | © ‘Suhen 1, Panucx Howay, Alderman of the Twelfth ward, ® } tng, ‘fan ocean ride of 500 miles by day and on ubtive of the coun:y of Clare, Ireland, aged 46 years. Grint Restore thesmsing up the Chsenrzecn be The friends of the much respected deceased, and those dhe night in Haithmore, ad reach New York tra of Lis brother John, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 62 President street, near y, evening, A 6 ‘The Orest Eastern will connect at Olt ry | Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at two James river to Richmond and with the cars ai Norfola o'clock. Tho remains will be interred in Calvary Como. | "°“"SOnwonshts SPLENDID MILTTERY RAND teey. ‘Will accompany the excursica and remain oa board during tee ‘alifornia papers will please copy. Hourivs.—On Wednesday, August 1, Jouy Howrues, in the 36th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of Forty fourth street and Third avence, this (Thursday) afvernoon, at two o'clock, without further no- tee. Hest.—On Wi July 4, at Lisbon, Porte Mrs. Euzawern J., wife of Samuel J, Hant, ia the 57th year of ber age. Duo notice of the funera! will be given after the arrival tire = MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS wil be furnished ob @ mole ATEROOM STATEROOM BERTHS ONE DOLLAR EXTRA. ‘and Portamou'a.. Fare from New York to Old Point, Norfolk Fare from Rew, York Tickets will be ‘Teeaday’ at FS a ara tata and staterooms secured. J. A bes R_STAFPFORD'S OLIVE TAR. of the corpee. es Ww heyy be ne | =r ng balsamic, ofeee Maxkey.—Of inflammation of the jungs, Rusanerm Te a cneet comet cing br Mankxy, the beloved wife of Joseph Markey, native of Tinos, eM ON ELLY OF THe twos’ _ the city of Dublin, Ireland, aged 29 years. Relieving a once ar pee oppremion, aad bes!ing aay te- ritation or intammati ‘When Olive Tar is taken upon sngar, it forms an nuequalled soothing and bealing ayrap for coughs and al) thront dis eonen. When Olive Tar ts applied, (ie magnetic oF courentrated eure Tho relatives and friends of the family sre respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at half past one o'clock, thie (Thureday) afternoon, to Calvary Cemetery, from her late revidence, 87 Park street, near Centre stroet. California abd Dublin, Ireland, papers please copy. tive powers fender | km apaedy nade een McGanvey —On byt ow 9 morning, August 1, Lean PAIN ANNTHILATOR. Axx, culy daughter of Danie! and Elizabeth A. MoGarvey, Tar im not suicky—does not diee aged 1 year, 10 mouths and 11 days. bottle, at 442 Broadway, New York, and by al The relatives and friends of the family are goed ainds invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) 4 SParronn’s at baif-past one o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, w 159 Monroe street Ar reparation oc icon aud sulphur, Meaticn) wit } MeGen —On Tuesday, July 01, Mee. Cantanin McGre, Se eins a oe vend of a perieetly bealthy persoo. Uniung nage youn. THEY REVITALIZE AND PURIFY THR BT.OOD, ‘The (rienda of the family are respectfully invited to at- | FRY IMPARE EARHOY TO THE NERVOUS BYST tend the funeral, at ove crelock, this (Thursday) afer. | THEY ANANGn ate THE TAVER -™ sn ea LSS eT eas | HAE REEL NE OPE eux yore 5 totormen — on ae Se ee xf ABE A BPRCIFIC FOR ALL FEMALE WEAK O'Keare.—On Wednesday, August 1, of coneumption, Simo A. O'Kxxrn, in the Zid year of his age. Tlie friends and’ those of hig futher, David O'Keefe, and brothers Francis RB, and Joseph,O’Keefe, are respect Price $1 4 package, At No, #42 Hroadway, New Yort, and all drug, ly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, | JTRWELRY BRLOW COST AT 5% BROADWAY.-THR ‘D4 Willet street. mock of Jewelry, Piated and Silver Ware, also the ol Rowsut.—On Tucsday, July 31, Exszanern Monzus, wife | EX! Counter Cases and large Mirror, to close the concern. of Rev. Morse Rowell, in the 20th year of her age. ¥ x CO} The triends of the family are reepestfully invited to at- Be TORR TE ew AT SOUTARS, tond the funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock, Removed to 104 Risadwny New York, at the Pres>yterian church in Seventh avenue, between — mon toe gare ie 4 Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, without further invi- tree Oi a oy" f 2. tation. Suerpa —At Cherry Valley, op Sunday afternoon, July 20, Jnweim, eldest daughter of Joiu T. aud Martha Shields, | aged 23 years Her remain were interred in the j town, Weschester county, S. ¥ | Sivcreron.—In this city, suddenly, on Wednesday, | | August 1, of inflammation of the brain and bowels, Mr. | Ronent SisaLeron, aged 52 years. | j | Prandihs. variety of Ornamented Iron Work. LD SCHTEDAM SCHIN APPR, 100 cases, Ubree years imported, mulable for prirace ama =o UDOLPHO WOLFE, ‘R. Beaver area. emetery at Tarry- PRT, Yolume 5, now ready. Price 15 cents. Contains five of Use most popular pieces of te day for piano and voice. For sale everywhere and a! the office, Sal a akmeate 5: 0} NOR, s" DART AND, FQUARE AND ‘hint iat AAR AREROUM o™ MUSICAL FRE No. &, The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem. vers of Excelsior Lodge 196 F. and A.M, are respectfully invited to attend the fanerai, from bie late residence, 200 Third avenue, this The interment will take Srrexe.—On Wednesday. z only son of Jotn,and Marta Sturke pureday) afternoon, at two o'clock are at Geen wood d 1, Hanmi Power, | 11 month, and 3 | | Fyccone, FACTU RED ‘B08 BROADWAY. days. | he friends of the fumily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at half past ono o'clock, from the residence 112 West Tuirty-third etrest, AR OF: . near Seventh avenue, without further invitation er ee ae ee ee Tuoxrsox —Suddenly, on Wedoestay, August 1, EMA | Diarrhea and ery wre immediately cured by it. No A., wife of Charles F. Thomypton, and daughter of Mr. A, | {Cit faile. | Wr 4 hestcely, Inapeent Uke nara Packard Only 2 cents, told by all the droggiste, Depa The funeral will be attended on Friday afternoon, at four o'clock. at the house of her father, No. 77 Cherme lew doors north of Myrtle and the friends of the families wi tend without (arther notice. Taped catedad ib mreete eee Ta che Rape for parlor and other + depot these vars 2 a ed ioe are offered (or sale at Ue lowe price ot Bi-enia © vote, ¥ Military necoulremeonts renewed at 6) a et. MISCELLANEOUS. ee RL I TT": GRVAT FASTORN PAPRR THE PRCTTRN EN | ASTHMA ASTHMA, ASTHMA, exceed by the Gren! Eastern apt her miamsaagemes', bv A Instantly Relie 04 bothipy te e A 4: Ana vs berinainetly Cured | mense vn wii ated EAPED. Toke FENDT © BRONCUITAT ClO CRETE RE re Made by ©, . BFY@OUR & CO. 06 Recwtwa a ome per bon. Fres by mit > dpRauan oP r a 0 Grandony » oo mate ieee, OH, 8.