The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1860, Page 5

OME DAY LATER FROM EUROPE. The Great Powers to Interfere in Syria. Sad Condition of tlie Atlantic Cable Committee. Withdrawal of Mr. Lever from the Directorship of the Galway Packet Company. | COMMERCIAL ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS, Ree Bey ae Farruer Port, August 7, 1860. ‘Tho steamship Canadian, from Liverpool 26th, via Lon» ~donderry 27th ult., passed bere at 6 A. M. to-day, bound | to Quebec. Is was reported that a convention relative to the in- ‘tervention of the Great Powers \in Syria was signed at “ ‘Paris on the 26th. ‘The Goodwood stakes were won by Wallace. “ Satellite was second and Feodorowna third. Seventeen ran. ‘The Porte has instructed its Ambaseadors at Paris and London to officially communicate to the courts of the Tuile- -ries and St. James the conclusion of peace between the ruses and Maronites on the 10th ult, In this official communication the Porte, although expressing its satis- ‘faction at this happy event, adds that it will, neverthe- less, pursue with the utmost rigor the authors of the re- Cent massacres; and that Fuad Pacha had to that end been invested with the most ample powers, not only to punish the guilty parties, but also to take such measures as would prevent the recurrence of fresh conflicts be- tween the Druses and the Maronites. A telegraphic message, dated Naples, Sunday evening, 22d, states that after a conference with Count Cavour, it ‘was resolved this day that the King of Sardinia should pend an aide-de-camp, carrying an autographic letter to Garibaldi, requesting him not to attack the continental possessions of Francis II. ‘The chiefs of the revolutionary movement at Naples ‘bad caused an ilkimination of the whole city to take «place. Crowds of people shouted “Garibaldi forever !”? in defiance of the royalists, About ten of the late police ‘agents had been killed. ' ‘The Swiss Federal Council had received information that the conferences on the neutrality of Switzerland “would be indefinitely adjourned, as Austria absolutely re- fuses to take part ina conference should Sardinia be ad- mitted thereto. . ‘The Internatioual Statistical Congress adjourned on the ist. The next Congress meets at Berlin. The sales of cotton for the week footed up 48,000 bales. The middling and lower grades were in many cases one-eighth of a penny lower, while other qualities were very irregular. Friday's sales were 8,000 bales, the market closing dull. Flour was firm. Wheat had ai- ~vanced 1d. a 2d. Corn easier, but quotations unchanged. fhe provision market was dull. INTELLIGENCE. reat en cies. “tary proceedings are un’ pectus iad ae oeed ors eo telegraph com- pacy, which proposes to establish a system ou the peony posiage principle, and conve; es of twenty words to any part of England, Scotland end Ireland at the uni- form rate of one shilling. An influential direction had ‘been formed, with «capital of £160,000. \s proposed to work-the lines on Allun’s patent. Company announce that the ef- ‘A prosj . ‘with tarred yarn were sound, q the iron wires bright iblic tneome of Great Br: for June "hi Lever bad withdrawn from the direction of the Gal horses at the Goodwood races were mect- with il success. A AE ae second for the Steward’s Cu Goodwood ~ pe . Tae Goodwood Pcap, for which Starke was a great iavorite, was to be run for the after- -poon the Canadian left b ‘iets occupied by the British forces. reports that any difficulty which -may bave interfered with Gladstone's remaining in the ‘Cabinet bas been overruled. was @ recovery, ‘A correspondent of the Loné on - ous warlike ee yee ogee gio all Dal h' on fur! sh bad been order — out seine ‘The naval reserve had been called ‘Freveh feet in Ot emer pore eae of the line. preparat! go activity for the 4yrian expedition, which is stated ides artillery ‘at men, and cavalry. Naples and Sicily. Nothing new has transpired relative to Garibaldi’s movements. The King of imia has received the Nea- politan Ambassador. ‘The London Times, ota the attempted armistice, says that Garibald: js not the man to retract h 4 ‘and thatit is generally believed that the King of Nap! will, before many weeks, increase the list of exiled rinces. = M. Milloro, who commanded the revolutionists in 1849, ‘but was recently foreign interpreter at Queenstown, has - gone to join Garibalii. A Turia of the 26th says the mission of the Marquis de Ia to Paris is to bring about a compro- by which the King of Naples would accept the re- gut of a ily, should the Western of his dominions on the i from landing there. universal in rantce the gear, and prevent Garib: says had refused to adopt vosamvanted ay ‘the French ambas- ‘that f these changes are forced on bis states. entertained that Garibaldi might suddenly ‘the Papal territory. Syria. Advices from Syria ae Joly 7 There is nothing fresh, but aTairs were still serious. Tue Druses aud Bedouios, returning to Rousau, paseed Damascus, anc proposed a general massacre of ‘tians to Abd el Kader, who refused to counte- it. The inhabitants, , became in the morders of Christians which took . This firmed that some Turkish soldiers the assassins. Notwithatauding the rumored protest of the Porte, Se ions for the expedition were progressing in 4 on a grand scale. Tt t& asserted by the Paris Constitutionnel that « per- understanding Ube question aed t Scr the fF 3 z3 Uren Fravce this bp the Xentaaoadors wes Sire estiee. ese Hon. given ltgmequiescence. Orders have NEW = feat cmaterane Stiecssce Tee ha — Uplands. 5% [374 rs) The 8! port imated at 1,282,000 bales, t which 1,114,009 are American. STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER. The advices from Manchester are unfavorable, is but little inquiry, and prices are weak. LIVERPPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. The weather is favorable for the crops. Richardson, & Co. t flour firm at Tuesday’s advance. it advanced 1d. a 2d. since Tuesday for fine white. Corn tending downward, prices easier, but quotations un- fi LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. The provision market is dull and without material change. LIVERPOOL PROUUCE MARKET. The produce market ig generally unchanged. Our Paris Correspondence. Panis, July 23, 1860. Important from Garibaldi—He Premeditates an Attack: on the Mainland—State of Affairs in Noples—The French Expedition to Syria—Ambitious Projects of Napoleon, dc. Your readers will bear in mind that I predicted Gen. Garibaldi would ere long leave Sicily and attack, with the élite of his followers, the mainland. I have just re- ceived a despatch from Palermo conveying the following important information, which confirms fully my previous letters: — General Garibaldi has sailed with five thousand troops. announcing his departure for Messina. This poo gad baldi has most likely sailed for the Immediately after the receipt of this important intelligence my correspondent at Naples also me as follows:—‘‘ We have just heard that General Garibaldi bad quitted Palermo with 8,000 picked troops, destination unknown. The Court here is in the greatest agitation and fright. The King has ordered the immediate evacuation of Sicily.” The struggle will now commence in carnest. Garibaldi, tired, no doubt, by the brawls of the Sicilians, was only too glad to leave them to take care of themselves. He s2nt one of his officers to attack Messina, or at any rate make a show of attacking ‘that place. Then he sailed with his volunteers, osten- sibly to aid Bixio, but really to attack the Neapolitan territory. This isa new phase of the Italian queetion, but by no means an unexpected one. It is asserted that at Millaza, a town near Messina, the Garibaldians and the we itan ti had had two encounters, resulting in gtr 4 ob . i y Ligh f having gained The Royal Guard had attempted. to foroe Use National Guard ‘to shout ‘Down with the constitution,” which was resisted. It is said the i 238 nt iis i i g 5 aS Se : $ i i i | fh F E 5 3 4 : " g 3 5 Hy & gE i z f ae i 2 i at ses Se tl? : 2 i Fz. z i i i 3 & i zg i i i g 4 z i to the i FL He i it i i posed admitted as a can be offered I think she will bay: i iste: i Se B. + . $ & other Powers, aod Power. Not on will find Spain demandi ibraltar. The fact is, the > supremac; jterranean, hook or Crook be will oust Engiand, Please bear in mind remarks; they will be verified, perhaps sooner than pect my self. I bave just received the following despatch mo:— The Garibaldians now occupy Millazo, the Neapolitan garrison of that place baving retreated. This was no doubt the result of the King’s order that Sicity be at once evacuated by the Neapolitan troops. Of course I give this news with due reserve, having just re ceived the despateh. Our Constantinople Correspondence, Comstastivorie, July 6, 1960. Vitality of the Ottoman Empire—Prospect of Improve. ment—Character and Personal Appearance of Yhe Sul tan—Visit to @ Mosque—Reform—Creation of a New Office—The Civil War in SyriamThe Maroniies and Druses, @o., de. You will najurally expect to hear from me again from ‘this place, in connection with existing occurrences in the East. I have been much interested in the present cond: tion of the Ottoman government, about wpich so much has been and is still being said, within the United States ‘as well as in Burope. [am surprised at the erroneous estimate pot upon its vitality and means of continuing in existence for years tocome. It is certainly very weak, ‘nd much reduced by the disease of a late war, which threatened its annihilation; but it is recovering from its sufferings, and is wing remedies which, though violent and prostrating, will, if persevered in, result in renewed vigor and ‘The present ministers of the Sultan have finally him of the penury to which the country has been reduced; he fully comprebends the necessity of ‘and reform, and ue has turned wh stan te et The good nature, kind- ness of and confiding nature of the Sultan are weil known. He has shown great generosity and a deter- mination to protect suffering humanity on seme memo. rable occasions, and though his own subjects may ac- cuse him of profuse expenditure and prodigality to those around him, none can say be has shown ony trait of cruelty or injustice, personally. Feeble ia frame and health, and of a ity surprising in an absoiute sovereign, he bas never been calculated to shine in public or make much effect on occasions wherein sovereigns are pupposed to dazzle by the brillianey of their judgment and action, The halo which surrounds Kings is dim io his ase, caused mostly by an indiferent personal appear that after § g 5 ! is = 5 i ge ance and a shyness of nature certainly very unbecoming in one placed go high above the common herd as he is. ‘Last Friday | made a point of going to eee the Bulten go to mosque. CERLSE tit to cen Te elt to the yard of the ‘mounting eae bat Aceh ‘seation rather orey, and very” fast Fr ohcrn of ert before him, among recoguized Bow a Vice Admiral, sent a fow since on & tothe United States, ‘The Sultan seemed isbie, re Seat cen Friliantiy "He locked efound ‘him wits imams fed in. z i el i; li ? H r i &, ! i i 4 G i i Fi Hh te i i g F i=} i i age EEPEEE g 2258 H findty Ea EES g London . ‘The Sultan takcs the initiation a6 @ vital pr: by the ul wing extracts from the same paper, showing the fact: — On Saturday a council of the whole of the ministers was beld at the palace under the presidency of the Sultan, when fais Majesty entered at great length, and with unu- sual firmness, into a review of the causes which have led to the present Gnancial embarrassments. Hig Majes- ty then expressed his determination to havea system of real, and not illusory, {economy introduced into all the departments of the government; not excepting the im- perial housebola; and urged on all present the necessity of co operation in this effort. The Sultan then announced his tntention to name the financial conse! de surveillance whose appointment, with Mehemet Ruschd! Pasha as chief, we bave mentioned. On Monday, an imperial Ad¢ was read at the Porte, creating a new and highly important office in connection with the drancial administration of the country, Highness Mehemet Ruschdi Pasha was read in to the new oe as Vicar to the Grand Vizier. The imperial hat, = ion of bis Majesty's fo enlightened integrity aud petriction of the new minister, stated the ire of the Sultan to adopt such eco- omic reforms in all the departments of the government a8 will equalize the outlay with the income of the country ; and with this view, it will be the duty Rew func- tionary, assisted by a special council, to institutes system of islahat malié (fipancial improvements) calculated to ef- fect that end. new minister will contro! the Minister E F Ht i crops, ne: excellent, poe ‘ncipally to the recent abundant rains Trpall adem yo, en deta some accounts {rom the seer of the civil war in Mt. Hon. Anson Burlingame, of Massachusetts, is stopping at the Astor House. Gov. Foote, of Pa Dr. Foley, of Louisiana; ©. H, Morse, Eaq., of New Orléans, and &. T. Moore, Esq, of North Carolina, are stopping at the Fifth Aveaue Ho- tel. YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8," | Shepherd, Mr. Jouw Porteous, of Mi: ‘Scotland. Jodge Sbipman. of Stamford, Conm.; B. Bertran, Bea, A. Minard, and Mr. McDunn, all of New York, are | Stopping at the Union Place Hotel. W. Filiott, Eeq., and family of South Carolina; J. W. Gar- Nand. staberlich, of Wish! 4 ke 5A ‘ashington, aa Tea car ot Chictanatl, are stopping at the Clarendon th tel, judge Carleton, of Philadelphia; W. Biise, Faq., of Ainbatna; & McKee, Beg, na: Cinclunati; General, figuce and danghters, of New York; Mr, Castillo and wife, of Havana; A. de Meir, Keq., of South america, and E. P. Boots, ns ef Giorgi, ate sopping es vas Bverett Hon. Charles Sumner retarned to Boston from his trip to Naashon, on Saturday last. Drawings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s Laster — * Sowex County, C.am 187, Agoost 7, 1360. €6, 90, 21, 68, 13, 16, 8, rah as 8 Lorrway, Cuan be a 30 1 80, 62078 25, 64, 96, 8) 25, 80, ai. 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Prunes iH hoster hreces, Sonpensiza ds Sppilances A iniy: te in the female pene. 1. Vesey ‘street, ‘Astor House, opposite Bt. been suffering from diarrhora and bowel! = ‘action on these disorders is immediate and positive, and they never fal of ef- fecting a decided and radical cure Married. Camaanex—Swepecon.—On Tuesday, August 7, by the Rev. 8. D. Burcburd, D. D., Hawny W. Casenpay to Laur Ssxpxcor, both of this CO Greeve—Heraty —On \y, August the Charch of the Holy Cross, Forty-second street, by the Rev. Fath- er Egan, Mathew J. Gueexe, Eeq., of Pittsburg, Peonsyl- vania, to Miss Ecuxy C., daughter of Daniel Healy, Exq., of this city. Hixr—Srome —In thie city, on Tuesday, Angust by | . Joun Hume to Miss s Reem ta this city, b rome. — city, ie ruck the Rey. Dr. ce, to Miss Jane Rurcae, of Edinbur Died. Bargr. —On ae, = 1, Eumanera Baxgr, wi- dow of the late Wim. Baker, aged 00 years. also the Lady tt, ., Of Baliimore; Thomas Hooke, Eeq., aad lady, Tho relatives and friends of the family, | of Hagitea” and ‘J. Adger, Bxq., and family, of Charles’ | Washington Chapter D. 0. A. and Ruth and Naomi 4 ton, are stopping at the St. Ni. | order yf at are respec a io odec, 4 | . funeral ur noon, al t » fo | cma Ak ate i Sores a | ene ak ¢’ , a “ } a morning, Augt uke a et saa » ®° | sepital, in the aise year, of his age, Wniiam ATK:xsox Col. Gadolin, of the Russian army, J. B. Champlin, of | Bail, Gout pon of one Bell, late of Millval, county of Louisiana; E.G. Leonard, Bag.» of Cincinasti:T. Becad- | “iT e"iriends and those of his family are invited to at- dent, Faq., Of Baltimore, tend the funeral services at the chapel of St. Lake's Hos- at the Metropolitan pital, Fifth avenue and Fifty.foursh street, this (Wednes- | tay)’ morning, at balf.past ten o'clock. | Beitest aod Newry papers please copy. Bere = —(n Monday, August 6, Perma Benomss, aged | 72 years, 6 months and 7 days } ‘The feheral will take place at the North Baptist church, corner of Christopher and Bedford streets, this (Wednes- Say) afternoon, at three o'clock. The relatives, friends and acquaintances Ca) family are invited t attend without further invitation. 7, at her residence, Caryses.—O0 A ug Washington street, Ia i , the beloved wile of Patr . ‘ends are Afully requested to attond the Her friends are respectfully ae , 4 neral, frem the above number, Soon at two o'clock. "Her remains will be taken #0 Oal- Sunday, August §, Wrtsam B. Caster. T. and late Susan Canterman, aged | of the family and thore of his brothers, Philip H., Charks ©. aad B., members and ex-members of Phoenix Hose Company No. 5 22, andomembers and ex-members of iate Bunker bm give No. 82, and the Fire Department in jy are ro- epeettully invited to attend the . from bis late residence, No, 47 Norfolk street, this (Wednesday) after. eCnhnou=On Twsaday, August 7, after « long and pain ti , ul q fel iimeeve, Somm Cannons’ ® native of Dromin, county, Ireland. | 61,19, 4, 05; 143, 36, 63 " , ’ ‘The relatives and friends of his sows, Patrick, Michac!, Wiliam, &, are reapectfuly inv¥ed Wo aitead the fune- are Cars leave Sow. ferr,” for Jamaica, THE ONLY POPULAR SPANISH PAPER, at 10 A. 1 % M., sat return at Sid. ‘! THE ADVERTISING MEDIUM ‘ermout and Maseachus, ‘tts papers please copy. EXISTS IN THIS COUNTRY.” Doreuvs.—In this city, on Tuesday afternoon, August 7, 11S COUNTRY. Forpycx » infant go® of R. Ogden and us. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, fro. w No. 70 Union ‘Thurada} , at balf-past t¥e o'clock, wit Famanep.—On Monday, August 6, csan J., "ti, Fetrehiud? bape dat of the late Wm Estelle ADVERTISEMENTS TRANSLATED FREE, bey 4 ON MOD} O) Pens, Ovrice fo. 4 Anw BeneeT, INGLISH WATCHES. THE CELEBRATED LONDON WATCHES. boat fur: - Ly a gh and of her I. & M. LEVITT @ MOBRIS TOBIAS, rotber, Hamlet M. Fai are invited boy a ‘attend the funeral from the Rev. Dr Hastings church, | Chronometer Makers to the Royal Nery. Carmine street, this S/elode, without farther a. HL. ven papers please copy. BEST Pag Tonday are 6, aftet @ short illness, Most hs ‘and rs. Fine Foury, years. Fach ‘The relatives and friepds 2 Bred in of ber sons, Jobn, Dav! (Seen) afternoon, al two J. H. Brad . A large assortment Bice! Watches ofevery description always em. pf ly oh So morning, oO 8 renty- | ‘AR! "8 WEEKLY FOR T! eighth street. A solemn high mass of requiem will H the commencement of Levers new monroe zt ed for the repose of her soul, The remains will be | Bide for « Dav.v bea ures and taken to Cal Cemetary. July 25, Dr. Joas GauLagR, Surgeon- Also, utaful ing. Price ‘ive cents. ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK iz imencement of Lever's wet a TA Hey Dineian ba ieey the parish of Crooau, county ‘ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS ‘The frichda and acquaintances are invited to attend her funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock, late residence, 92 Cathar: Cemetery for Interment. imerick papers please copy. Horry.—On Tuesday porch , August be! of Samuel Hurry, formerly of years. Thursday morning at batf past nine o'clock. Jouxson,—On samrs D. Jounsow, in the Tlst year of his age. Norfolk (Va.) papers please copy. Lewm.—At Morrisania, on Mond: Kumars, youngest cbild of Wi Lewis, eged 11 months and 7 days. August 6, The friends and relatives of the family are reapectfully ie residence of nis grandfather, Fordhain avenue and Seventh strect, Mor- risapla, this (Wednesday) morning, at half-pust tea invited to attend the furneral from th: o'clock. Mackny.—On Tuesday, August 7, Perer Mackey, son of Joseph and Mary Mackey, aged 1 year «nd 3 da: ag The funeral will take place this (Wecaesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 103 Fast Eleventh street. McGuinr.—On Monday, August 6, after a short and se- vere illness, Jonx McGrin Darry Gannal. , County a, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully residence, 180 First avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, is remains Will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Carriages in attendance. invited to attend the funeral from his without further invitation. Osnorsx —On Monday, Avgust 6, Dewrrr B., of Isaac and Josephine Osborne. Friends are respectful: “Newark leage copy. Pasrotn in Flushing, om Tuesday, August sumption, Maxr, wife fam 8. Penfold. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral from her father's residence, Jarvis Jones, on Wednesday, at Rovrov. —On Sunday, August it 800 of James and Elizabeth Rintoul Flushing. The remains have been interred in Greenwood Ceme- tery. Rosa.—At Newburg, on Tucsday, August 7, Mrs. Nascy ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully informed that the funeral will take place on Thursday. ime street, Lo progeed to 7, Buna Axx, | Philadelphia, aged @ relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her sop William Burry, No. 7 West Thirty-fourth street, on iday, August 3, at Morristown, N. J., N.Ur., and Jenny W. invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, Java street, Greenpoint, Brook- Ye E. D., on this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock 5, Romeer C.B., infant fi Rice for a Day. miscellaneous five centa. Agena WEEELY JB THIS hay Betty g i commencement of Lever's new o be fat Pictures and Tales. and Rice for a Day.” Also, beauti mitcelianeous reading. Price five cents. ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THI8 WEEK CONTAINS the commencement of Lever's new story, entitled “A kide for a Day.” Also, beautiful Pictures ana Tales, aod tir cellaneous reading. Price five centa, FAARLER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WERK CONTAINS the commencement of Lever's new story eotitled, “A Ride for a Day.” Also, beautiful Pictures and Tales,” and Muce!aneous reading. Price five centa, WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS ement of Lever’s new story, entitled “A Also, beautiful Pictures and Tales, and ing. Price five cents. LY FOR THIS WREK CONTAINS nt of Lever'a new story, entitled, “A >, veautitul Mctures and Tales, aad rice five cents, ARPER’S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINA HA. the commencement of Lever's new sory. ented Ride for a Day. beautiful Piet an iT miscellaneous reading. Price five cents.“ ee Oa ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WERX CONTAINS the commencement ef Lever’s new sory, entitled “A Ride for a Day.” Also, beautiful Pictures and Tales, aad miscellaneous reading. Price five cents. ‘ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS Ride for a Day" Also. veaiful Pictures aad Talea, andl ide for a 8 beautiful Pictures: mnlscel'aneous reading. Price lire cent on ‘ABPER’S WEEKLY FOR THIS WERK CONTAINS the com ide for a Day.” miscellas eous reading. he of Lever’ < her ommenreenent vers re Ne red A from adhe Pati ea Te neal Calvary ence Evenere a miscellaneous ARPER’S Parish of infant son ‘ARPER'S WEEELY FOR THIS WEEK CONTA! of Lever's new stery, ry fe x eantiful Pletares and PR os ny by ny bo — 7, of con- ‘ARPER’S WEEKLY FOR THIS WERK CONTAINS ie for 's Day.” Teautitul Pictures tnd Tales, end miscellaneous reading. Price tive cents. ARYER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WERK CONTAINS hice for sD Also, benuiial Phares cal Teles eat je for = yd 8 7" Dey ; uuifal Pistares i wot Ryan.—On Tuesday, August 7, Jasns R. Ryay, aged 41 ‘ARPER'S WEAKLY POR THIS WERK CONTAINS TeThe friende of the family, also th of Arct ide for Day Als», beautiful Pictures cad Talon, and ‘rienda of uy, e members: returus Yodge No. 214, A. ML. and Pugrim Lodge No, 243, 1. 0. micciinnecee Seatine._ Fr00 SO are respectfully reques: attend eral ‘ARPER'’S WERKLY FOR THIS WERK ( py ‘afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late resi: | E1 “the commonecmont of Levers new’ naw, Sonne dence, No. 109 Leovard strect. Kide form Day.” Also, beautiful Plotures and Tales, ead Ryay.—On Tuetday, August 7, of cholera infantum, | ™iscéllaneous reading. five cente, Ayne, third daughter of Dennis and Bridget Ryan. = ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfull, invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of po fatber, 355 First avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Sernton.—On Tuesday, August 7, Sas Wriaer, son of ed 6' months and 7 days. i! family are invited to at- tend the fuveral, from the residence of his parents, 63 (Wednesday) afternoon, at four Saxiiry.—On Monday, August 6, Epwarp Samiier, a na- Jobn 8. and Lavinia Sephion, ‘The friends apd relatives of Willett strect, this o'clock. tive of Ireland, aged 44 years. Tis friends are respectfully invited to attend ral,from his late residence, No. 5 Mall (Wedpesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Sur —4t Tarrytown, on eatay evening, Ipa FRANCES, youngest daughter of Ji fe Jave Smith, aged 4 years, 10 months and 16 da; The relatives ai attend the funeral, from surtber pot: 0a. SrxixG.—In ‘this city, on Tuesday moring, August 7, Svusay, wife of Rev. Gardiner The funeral will take at three o'clock, from enth street and Fifth avenue. The attead! it semble at ber late residence, 13 West Thirty-seventh street, at half past two o'clock P. M. Sweexey.—On Tuesday, August 7, at her residence, No. 219 Fast Eighteenth street, after a long and sickness, Mrs. ANSE SWRENEY, aged 64 years, The frien is of the family, and also those of her brother, Joba Burke, are respectfully requested to attend her fu- neral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Waus.—On Friday, Kangaroo, when near of this eity. Woostm —On Tuesday morning, August 7, at ern Hotel, Captain Ronaxt Wooster, of Eastport, Maine, late com r of ecbooner J. L. Bowman, aged bome. His remains have been sent berry street, this ‘Sumxwoov.—In this city, on Friday, August 3, Miss Carmxnine Jane Suxx woo, bged 20 sam and 23 friends of the family ere invited to the Baptist church, Tarrytown, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at oue o'clock, without 72 years. ont rata aera Brick church, corner of Thirty: yall bearers and the relatives of the deceased will as: July 20, on board the steamship Liverpool, Mr. Josern C. Wes, late Ageaes WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS the commencement of Lever’s new story, entitiel “A Kice for a Day.” Also, besutiiul Piewures sud Tales, aad miscellaneous reading. Price five centa. ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS commencement of Lever'a new sory, ertiled “A Ride for s Day.” Also, beautiful Pictures aad Tales, aad miscellaneous reading. Priee five ceats. FA REER's. WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS the commencement of Lever's new story, entitled “A Ride fora Day.” Also, beautiful Pictures and Tales, and miscellaneous Treading ‘Price five cout FARRER WRRKLY FOR Ti the commencement of Le com Ride tora Day.” Also, beautiful miscellaneous reading. Pri 'ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS tbe commencement of Le: new story, entitied “A. Ride fora’ Day.” Also, beautiful Pictures and Tai Price five ceata, WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS eneement vers new story, eniiled “A ul Pictures and Tales, aad cents. DS Gata WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS WEFK CONTAINS ed A ang the fune- days. = 6, ant Mary miscellaneous reading. ARPER 8 ‘oon next, commencemeat of Lever's new siory, entitled “A ide for a Da: Also, beautiful Pietu aad Ti miscellaneous reading. Price five eens. eee ARPER'S WERKLY FOR THIS WERK CONTAIN® the commencement of Lever’ uew story, entitied A Ride for a Day.” Also. beantifu! Pictures ait Tales. aad murcelisneous reading. Price Give cena. ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS Kide for © Day." Also, seauitel Pictures’ ead Tales, ead je for & Day.” eu ures miscellaneous feading. Price five ceoia = ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS the commencement of Lever's new story, entitied. ‘A Ride for & Day.” Also, beautiful Pictures aod Tales, and miscellaneous reading. Price Sve cents, ARPER'S WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS the commencement of Lover's new story, eatiued “A Ride for a Day.” Also, beautiful Metwres and Tales, and miscellaneous reading. Price tive cents. clorgy, ingering the Fast. 37 years. buyers are cilered great inéneemer A’ WC T _EVERDFLUS WEDDING CARDS. RO See the Orange Blossom Envelope, satin te Arie wt 02 Broadway. aml es4dssacts 4 yryy PEPPPererTr! yruy YF rr ONE RE ” rr rer Frrr re rr frre rrr’ inpnoveb Fi stented A per mal WHOLESALE. -SEGARS FROM 64 TO 840. eee FISCERRY FARINA JELLY—A DRIIOIOUS DESSERT, ‘fund the best substitute for animal food, euriohes the tabiew Of the Astor House and all the principal saloons. Heckers’ Farina Boilers to prevent burning or scorching; Jelly Moulds, of various pizes, forms and patterva for male al (he establial- ment, No. 5 new Caual street, near Kast lroadway. ‘T IS BELDOM THAT WE NOTICE ANYTHING IN THR Lnedical line. nor would we now uniess we could be cos. ¥ that we are not our duty as « Ronee Mtoe ita 2 talc all dlaeanee-fever and rue. Prom cur cers experieuss fever and agus. valuable speci sistance baseaved many a fellow grave. 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