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Sandy Hook, this morning. At first it was supposed to be that of a man who fell overboard from the steamboat on Sunday, but on inquiry it was ascertained to be that of another person than the one lost from the boat. We have Cot bcea able to get @ description of the body, Nomination fur Congress. Mitwavaes, August 16, 1860. ‘The Douglas Democratic Congressional Couvention oF the First district, nominated Jonathan E. Arnold for Congress to day. Kellef for the Christians im Syria. Bostox, August 16, 1860, A meeting of merchants and others waa held in this city to day to take measures for the relief of the Chris Cians tn Syria, A committee was appointed to raige funds for the purpose. Death of Hon. Davia Buell. ‘Tror, August 16, 1860. Hon. David Buell, a distinguished and veteran member Of the bar of this county, died this evening, aged eeventy- six years. Less of the Steamer W..C. Young. New Ontzays, August 16, 1860. ‘The steamer Wm. C. Young, from Pensacola bound to Ship Island, was etruck by a gale aud totally wrecked. Seven of her crew perished. Mills Destroyed by Fire, &c. PHILADELPHIA, August 16, 1860. Bustleton, Pa., wore burned The Lagrange this morning. $20,000; insured. diary. Albert G. Stevens, watchman of the Girard Bank, died this morning from the effects of a blow received on Satur; day night, when he was assaulted by threo persons, who pearched him, supposing they would find the keys of the Fire in Indiamapoli¢. Lxpianarous, August 16, 1860. ‘The planing mili of Kayglow, Blair & Co, was destroyed by fire iast night. Loss $12,000 to $16,000; ineured $4,000. ‘Supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. Markets. BatriMoxe, August 16, 1860. Flour quiet: Ohio and Roward street $5 50. .Wheat quiet: red at $1 20a $1 82, white $1 30a $1 ¢0. Corn frm: yeliow 20¢ & Thc., while 80c. a 83¢, Provisions ac tive anc buoyant: basen 10%c. a124sc. Other articles unchanged. Whiskey firm at 2c. a 22}¢0. Purtapeiruta, August 16, 1860. Flour dull: new superfive $6 50, Wheat firm: sates 1,600 bushels red at $1 50 a $1.23, Kentucky white $1 55 Corn declined at 750, a We. Provisions firm: mess pork bd 15, beef $15 a $14 50. Lieaap steady at 2i}cc. @ Berrato, At it 16—1 P. M. Flour ateady and in fair demand. ‘heat—Market for red winter opened with good demand at former prices, ‘Dut closed dull and easier: sales yesterday afternoom 46,000 bushels red winter at $1 09 » $1 094, and this S000 bushels ditto at $1 4, a $1 10, 11,000 bushels white Ohi» at $1 10%. Corn stindy avd dull: sales 6 000 bushels prime at 1c. 6,000 busheis at 60c. Other articles quiet, Casal freights firm. Lake tmporte—7,600 bois. flour, 90,000 bushels wheat, 6.000 bushels cure. Canal exports—400 bls. flour, 64,000 ‘heat, 109,000 busheis corn, 11,000 bushels cuts. Bervato, August 186 P. af. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat opened with good demand, but civsed lere active and lees Orm: sales 56,000 bushels, at $1 09 a $1 10 for red Ohio, $1 1034 for white do. Corn steady: ealca 25,000 bushels at 50c. 2 Glc. Oats vominal at Canal freights steady, at 470. on flour, 154¢c. on wheat, and 1Z¢c. ou corn, Jake im porte—6,000 bbls, dour, $e,000 bushels wheat, 24,000 do. corn. Capal exports—2ud' bbls. flour, $8,000 bushels wheat, 4,000 do. corn, Curcrco, August 16—6 P. M. Flour quiet. Wheat firm, aud advanced 14c.: sales 76,000 bushels, at 6lige a 82. for 2 3 Corn dull, and Je a@e lower: sales 45,000 bushels ut 40>. a 42c, ir etore. Cats steady at i9¢ Receipts—2 000 oi floar, 162000 bush a#heat, 91000 do corn. Ship ments—£,900 biis. flour, 192,000 bushels wheat, 19,560 do, corn.’ Frcights yc. a lc. higher. Sight exchange on New York 4; @ 54 per cent premiam. Osweeo, August 16—6 P. M. Flour dull, at 85 26 for extra state and $6 75 tor favor. fte double extra city brands Wheat in good demand, chiefly for milling: sales $0,000 bushels Chicago spring, No 2,toarrive, at $1 There is very little ucw of aay deseription on ‘the spot, Corn in good demand: sales 6 000 bushels Toiedo at ‘Other graias quiet, Canal » $$g0 on corn Lako tmports—16 500 susheis of wheat, Canal exports—125 bbls, dour, 24,100 80,500 do, corn, Civcinwati, August 16, 1960. Flocr exchanged, Whiskey in good demand at 17)46. Mors pork $19 £0. Baron quiet aud nothing doing. Mo- pey ju good demand at 10 o 12 per cent. Sight crchange on New York steady at |. per cent premium. - . New Oxurans Al Cotton firm. Sugar firm, at $40. a 9c. fair, Molasses duii at 260, . Flour quiet, at $545 86 60 for superfive York firm at $22, Tobacco drm Laas 86. Lard, in kegs, Mc. Freight and exchange un- altered. Ormanc Mitrens.—We are requested to state that tho ‘announcement of the engagement of Madame Cortesi, Bignor! Musian! and Amodio, for the next geason at the Academy of Music, 1s premature. Negotiations are pend- ng, however, between Mr. Strakosch and the very popular artists above named. it 16, 1800. jor fair to fally a ‘Tee Heesan Fesnvatix Bostox.—Tae Board of Alder. men of Boston baring become suddenly moral, it appearn, could or would not see the propriety of granting a li- ~ase w the managers of the Heenan festival, thereby ing the citizens of the “Trimountain City” ao op- portunity for evincing their appreciation of the Cham).on cf Muscular Christianity practically developed. Suck a stand was rather awaward for those who act as pioneers Gor the new faith, bat the agent for Nixon and Wood so cured Chelsea Park for the proposed festival, and will, at an early opportunity, amnounce the day of contest, Tho ‘Colonel! is one of those men who ig ever adequate to an emergency. New Bowsny Turatee —Mr. E. Eddy takes his benefit ‘at this popular estariishment to night, on which occasion three capital pieces, “Ingomar,’’ “The Massacre of Glen- coe” and “Paddy Carey” will be performed. Footy Ap CAsrnens’s Miseraers have opened the French Theatre, 686 Broadway, and arc nightly visit- ed by large, fashionable and delighted audiences. A va- riety of new and langbable acts will be given this eve olog, it which Billy Birch snd Unsworth will appear. Pervonal intelligence, CL Aven, of 4 Capt. Langdon, of the TT Mesrich, of meas, o0aJ. Kendall, of Washington, are stopping at ttre Anion Hoare. Major Woode, of tho U & A.; Dr, Bell, of Rev. J , & lows; J: H Quitman and family, Louisiana: J. W. Harttogtoeaod family, of Charieston, 8 C.,aad J. C. Culberwou family, of Indian, wero among the arrivals at the venne Motel ycsterday. phant, of New York; 7. Thayer, of RL; ‘and wifo, of Philadelphia; James Kyte sod Fowle, both of Virginia; ‘DB, 0, Winters, of and George W. Thatcher, of St. Louis, aro etopping at the Clarcndun Hotel. Dr. Bon. [jman Tremaine, General Coooper and 3 MeNavghicn, ali of Albany ; Major Strong, of Ashland ; Buckler, N. Wheeler of S Glena, of the United States navy ; Dr Of Baltimore: Dr. Peebles, of Louisiana ; Bridgeport, wad « 'W. Anderson, of Savannah, @a., arc rtopping at the St Nicholas Jiotel. B. Ruth ané family, of Phitadelphta; C.Carroll of Balti- more: J. A. Wood, of Boston: J. D. Shaw, of Texas; Geo. D. Fowle, of Virgivia, and J. Manning, of Troy, arc stop ping at tho Everett Louse Ter ©. L. Heg org, of Penneytvania; J. Larcombe, of Washington: BF Geck, of Maryland; F. W. Miteboll, A Charicston, & C., and J'G. Trotter, of Ohio, ire stop- Ping at the Metropolitan Hotel. G & Smail, of New York; D, Mt. Jones aad Mr. 1. 1, Marshall, both of the United States army; John Barrard and Indy, of Cuba: 0. McKinney of Missiasippi; W. C. Hamilton und H. Middletoo, both of Baltimore, sa- ryland; Dr. J. & Peoblor aod party; John D. Valooart and J. M. Allen, all of Louisiana, W. J, Moore and T. W. Whitmarsh, beth of Texas, and Mr. Lee aud party, of Cincinnati, are stopping at the Iafar ge Houre, ‘istered at the banking house of Mosers. Per from July 27 to Auguet 3, 1900:— Mier Moore, California: Me. York: Mr. Ward and wife, F. . Wood, Virginia, Mr. . € Mears Bachard, Mies K. Kemp, Minn Orosa, Gamucl & Devean, New York; W. P. ardy , Cinein- : Albert Mathews, Now York; Nathan Thomson and Brooklyn: C. Demp- oe Wiliamabarg: W. Stidell ia at the Sweet Springs, aetr Greenbeior, White Sulphur, Virginia iF . ; commandant of the Washington Mary Tardy on a brict vin 1 saratoga éprings. fe Will probaby be absont not longer thou two weeks, THE GREAT EASTERN OFF T0 EUROPE. < cidamannmmntnnnnte An Attachment and Kelease—Ltttle Inter- est Taken Ip her Departure—The Excite- ment Died Out—Truubdle on Board—Cap- tain Hall too Ili to take Commasd—ship im Charge of First Officer Machin—a See on Board—The Battery and the Wharves—Fareweil Shots from the Sten- mere=Total Namber of Visiters During Her Stay—List of Passengers, &. Yesterday, as Announced, the Grealgustern took her de- partare from our waters after a stay of nearly two modths, The interest which her arrival excited and the manner in which that interest was exhibited wil, be long remembered. Indeed, very seldom have the peo ple turned out so generally, and very rarely have their ex Citability been so aroused, as on the occasion referred to, On Thursday morning, the 28th June, it was telographed that the Great Rastern had arrived at Sandy Hook, and almost instantancously fled the tidings through this and ‘the neighboring cities, It was also announced that she would leave her anchorage below at three o'clock and steam up the harbor to the dock at the foot of Hammond street, which had been selected for her. From the mo- mont that the fact, so loug anxivusly looked for, was made known, there was immediate preparation made to receive hor with becoming éclat. Ex- cursion steamers were got ready, and crowds of People hasted to procure places thereon. Fleets of yachts ‘were manned, and small vessels of put in requisition, and long before tho” ted time the waters of the harbor were covered with fotillss gay with flags and streamers, Every available spot from the Battery to Hammond street, on either side of the water was densely’ crowded with anxious spectators, assembled” to gaze upon what had been so often represented as onc of the mechanical triumphs of the age, and to biend their greetings with the roar ef cannon prepared tw welcome the stranger. Thus was tho reception hastily got up which the Great Eastern met ou ber arrival. But tho people were not content at looking at her as ahe steamed to her dock, or gazing upon ber vast and beautiful pro- portions us she lay at auchor thero; but they thronged day after day, at fity cents a head, to visit and examine her, until the number who had thus, iu this city and dusizng ber excursions South, been on board of her amounted to 175,000 people. Almost vieing with her ‘triumphal entry on the 28th of June was her trip down the barbor on the occasion of her excursion to Cape May: but with that ended the palmy days of the Great Eastern. So vilely and wretchedly managed was that affair that it may be said to have sealed the fate of the Great Eastern as an object of interest and attraction in the excursion line. Though some 1,800 persons went on the excursion to Cape May, only some onc hundred ceald be found hardy enough to proceed with her on the trip to Norfolk and Annapolis, and most of these were Southera residents on their return home. As an object of attrac, tion to visiters at her wharf, however, it was protty evi- dept from the number that crowdei on board on Wed- nesday last that she etill excited a good deal of interest among the persons at a distance, and that ag a spectacie | she might take a little longer, Bat the days of her triumph in this city were prssed, and she was withdrawn nota day too room. She is now gone, and will in a little time be as completly forgotten as Tommy, the litude Japanese, and quicker so than the “Japs” ag a body, for the Corporation bad nothing to do witb ber visit, and there was nothing for them to make out of her. But how different was ber final departure yesterday to her arrival. Thon, as we before remarked, the psuple | made one of their greatest demonstrations; she entered our harbor amid booming of cannons, and with (idl culty threaded her majestic way through the thousands of her pigmy kind, who ste: aod sailed around her. The strains of numerous bands greeted her while deafen. ing cheers resounded on overy side from the mailtitate on land and water who had assembled to join in the oration to her. Yesterday the scene was changed, entirely changed, but in one respect. Tho clemoots a8 they have been since she came here, were fayorabic, cloudless sky ana warm san'poured @ flood of silvery light before her prow as she steamed away upon her voy age. But the crowds of admiring pooplo wore wanting, the gay steamers and the swift gliding yachts ani the ea- thusiasm were ail non est, and almost as quietly and un- osteptatiously asone of ‘our buble coasters did the Great Eastern steal over the waters, which but a short time before she walked so proudly Bat, perhaps, this 1s as {t ought to bo; at a!l ovente it is the inevitable conclurton to all city sensations Our mo tropolitans have a most insatiable maw for the marvel Jous, for the niac days’ wonder, sad as cach Sensation upon the appetite, they must be gorget with gome thiog uew aud fresh. Their deeires are now fixed upon the Prince of Wales, and even of nim they will tire as oon | as some other novelty can be procured. We regret to state, however, in reference to the Grea’ | Pastern, that her gallant commander, Captain Esil, was _ to take command of her, We wore not aware of | the fact ovly came to our reporter's know steamer wuich accompanied the Great barvor,and which bad been engaged | consignees to tke the we and their lag. | on The ship is t in of officer Machin, but it is hoped that Captain Ball's indisposition | ‘will be but temporary ,aud taat be wilt be able to resame bis command in & day or two. There were other matters of a much lese serious na- | ture, but nevertheless very unploasaat in regert to the | final departure of the voseel from our port. It got rumored abroad yesterday that an attachnent had been issued to detain the ep, and that the She: 1o on board aud served tho same, aad in the execution of | bis duty took posscesion of the verse! Some interest | was in Consequence felt az to ihe result of such a procsed and sf, indeed, under the untoward circumstance, the | A would emil at the time agpointod. Ageome misuaderstandiog exists in referenco to the bature of this ettachment, we desire to state that no nd of actoen —— te ban gan = 4 ss, coats morally Cheugh U were legally, lial ne dif. { hase Of a claim preferred by a Mr. ms, for ©ome supplics furnished to th ho conuston of the trip to Capo Say, amounting to $2) Upon this cisim an application was made in the Supreme Court for an attachmeat against tho ship, which, on tho hearing of tho case, wae granted by Judge “atuertand. Acting upon this, the Deputy Sheri? (Murphy) went cn board aad took ation; but subsequeatiy Mossra. Grinnell, Mintaro \ | bo ent4 for the company, entered into a Lond tn the | mae sho, which, with payment of the Shertit's fees, Teleased the vesec!. But this was aot the only dificully. As head steward Cox bat to defraud his creditors, so did some other petty. of the same calibre attempt eo milar tricks upon others, woo hui trated thom on the soppo- sition that they were dealing with honcet men —tt least with men who, in recognition of the Kindnose and cogr- Fi to carry had deseived. Des: the attachment issued on the claim t the steward, there wero up eards of a dozea other against iferent petty olllvers of the vessel, but there was one only other case in which the re ly succceded in overreaching the aggressor Yankeo Teeegeity ‘and tinesee was “‘not to be dowe for” by lish fraud and cunning in thts instance. Tho clait 5 bimeelf at the Inerpent with an attachm nt Otlver, onc of tho Sie moneen, oe y with a , in compan; detective oflicer, a8 sho wus golog down the birbor, and inquired for his man, but be war rom cat There iti in i : ; : =e ‘Tureda} Od of J "a tan opeuet (tra, the Pian was the epeculatinn, and it was paw wm \mmodinte onion ves econ wae reductnorenss of visiters. ‘Subjoited i the weekly tally of visiters:— ets bates e Third week, Fourth week. Total, | thouta've to astora public through wLat channel they ait of t | accord with the magaitede of te te { incd and Amorica, with Pruseis short stay st Aonapolis is calculated at about 20,000. I! we add these Oyures to rhe estar woo Getto annie (he uumber set dow as having been op board the last a oad daye of he: rev | a8 “mauy 43 176,000 people bave visited the Great Eastern, and from this it would appear clear | ebough thar, bad sue been in oroper hands aud propery managed, she would have proved @ oroiiia b bere. Yesterday morning it seeme ¢a‘most ay} of ctpat she could tat the intet time or tho appointed cay But at three o’ the chances were ia tavor of getting ofl. She had then ail hor coal in, aud the princi Pal part of tho passengers were on board. The small steamor Island was char ered by ber consignees to vey the passragers aad their luggage from the dock to slip. SF Penmenct she takes to England only dred—ali first clags, however, none ether being ‘The char, Kegland is $190, while the charge to passer gre ound to Halifax, where each. She carriers neither te FBptEE F i 23 Lo ay she was to go. The Cupard st: ed ber with a few guns, to which she replied four volleys from ber quarter deck guns. There were only three steamers cume reverence. Thete were Armenia, the » BESEREEEY aly She rounded, and at the foot of pointed the wi w 4 E NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 1869, Public Charities and Corrections. This Board met yesterday afternoon. ‘The weekly statement shows that the numoer of m- mates in the institutions at the close of last week was 7,630, being ® decrease of 34 on the number of the week previous. The number discharged during the week wis 1,812—096 were sent to Blackwell’s Islaad State prison, and 47 had died ‘Tue report of the Committee o the Whole shows that the matter of the burglar, Henry Hawks, being discharged from the City Prison in five days, by bis auawerin man of the same name, imprisoned for intoxication cas deen under invest , Ad Measures taken to prevent the occurrence of similar mistakes in future. Ax the mao whose offence was intoxication made no complalut ag wo the length of his tmprisonment, it is evident that the plaa was prearranged by tho two. ‘The irsui tof tiokete wo visit the City Prison is to cease at one o’ daily. ‘The following shows the number o {times which those who were sent a8 its to Blackwell's Islaud bad bees fl I her way,” ernie. mcleesereer as out >, nothing Could Ieenon the interest ana Mdalrasion Swakea ed by tho nodle vessel hersetf'ns she steamed down the harbor on her return vi across the Atlantic. We wish her a epeedy tormination to her voyage. . —, iB the list of passengers ry tho Great Eas- TT me Geo: Bliss & son, WG. Bouner, Maj. Gen. Hugshe, WP. Hulse: 5. Owen, tio @.M Vau & Fxompaon, J. A ‘Jscob Harsen M.D. # SF Reng, Dacl. Gord win, oe Trowbridge & ~ amler, oo . wm. Foster, Ir ns, Mise Frowbridye, M.'Menlowe Mrs. N Sprau, W. P. Height, a, W. laud, BR, ammi.lon, W. Freeborn, bt, ‘Mise R. Hanpoy, Mise E. Hannay, MissAnnieD. . Joseph M. Dentith, T e, ‘8, Hermavo, % ira. Cassell, rill, ‘Pyerek, ‘Miss Cassell, Mme. de Coque, ih», ir. J. Bulcman, J Ha gh, Treadwell, W. Pine, . hy . Robt. Ronaldson, — J. Bell, inturn, J.D G. Schunderton, T. Dixor, Mra. Rehunderton, ‘ureen, NL. 8. Schundertoa, W. Hopper, wright, Sohn Moatieh, ‘Jose de Almagro, Mra. J. 0. Jobngon, A. T Tallord, Henry Mitchell,” &, ' Wm. McKezie, —_, Philips, ‘apt, Morris, J.B, Renriques, ir. Jonce, . R. Asbury, L. Ps ir. Tay Peter W. Deans, A. M_ Gibson, Mr. Kennedy, Wm. Talcott, Jr, Jno. Stuart. Mr. MeKenig, = Jno Wi M. H. Tucker, W Taylor, C. Philips. The Christian Massacres In Syria. The committee of gentlemen appointed at a recent public meeting of Christian laymen and ministers to de- vise the best meaps for the early relief of the unhappy survivore of the brutal and atrocious persecutions in Sy- ria met at the roome of the Tract Society, 160 Nasawu street, at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. On motion, Peletiah Porit, Req., was unanimously called to the chair. ‘The Rev. Dr. Baixp opened the proceedings with a brief but appropriate prayer. Mr. Hinax Kerenv drew attention to the fact that the Proceed ings under which the committeo were acting was not altogethor a commendable one, Ie thought there was a necessity for a difforent kind of organization. He had bimaolf taken a great deal of interest in the year 1887 for the unfortunate Greeks, whose voice of distress had reached this country. The greatest interest was at that time displayed on behalf of the Groeks. I: did not appear to him that this was the case with the Christian Syrians, though theirs was a cuee that ought to atir our very souls, He did not think that avy partial action ehould be taken | in this matter, because the circumstances concerned tho whole Christian world, Tho Protestanta Lind taken tho | initiative, although their fellow religionists had not suf- fered in any comparison with the Roman Catholics. There should, thercfore, be @ general movement of Catholics and Protestants, unlets it was expocted that assistance was only to be sent for their own missionaries to be distributed among Protestants. But if they were to move on behalf ef crushed Christianity, then ali Christians should move together. He doubted’ the cxpodiency of their meeting simply a8 Protestants. Tho gravo events in Syria were interesting the British aad French govern nents, aod in a short time all the Christian nutions of the earth mast take a part in it. He thought that they, a¢ a Christian e, would not lag betind; but ny Movewont made ‘Ww the suiering without distinc- tion of creed. For hia part bo did not want to actasa Protestant only, but ag a Christian, with bis Roman Catho- lic bretbren. The CHamaax said that they liad met as the representa- tives of the various Protestant churches of America, and of course, they were realy to co-operate with Protestauts everywhere. But it a) to him that they could not go easily co operate with Roman Uatholics He would like to know if the y could co operate with Catbolies’ He did not think that guch a course wns feasible, and any attempt to bring it about wonld be futile, and only tend to defeat the ts they had in view. He did not, in fact, opiac | that Toman Catholics would bo willing to act with | hein. Mr. Keene inquired of the chairman whether it was | ao to raise relict for the Protestants of Syria | jone. ‘The Crarmwan said no such thing was intended, The funds raised would be applied to the retief of the suifer ing, Without distinction of religious creeds. Mr. Kerouvm agein referred to the case of the Greck | struggic#, and said that the action of the American pie at that time was general. The Crar@an said that wasa very different Greek movement war & national one, for arma, mi and men of-war were Folicitet for the success movement. It involyod no question of ud therefore everybody could act together. reek orainet Turk; now it was the Ubristian barbarian. Mr Fxep, & Wiserow thoaght tint every heart would be prumptod to use ite best effort amelioration of the condition of tho survivors ish barbariem in Syria. Yet he did uot believe that was possible for the Romaa Catholics and Protestants combiae tm this movement. Iie never knew them to do so many moroment during the last nad years, and if those who had set this work on foot waited for union with Roman Catholics they would not uccoed. be- lieved himself that it wae against thoir principles to unite with Protestants. Tho committes | should use its cxertions to raise uch fonds as could bo to be rent on to the American miss} and Coa i if 28 — i H : é & # EE : s il i i é ¥ Tho Carman tho necessit Li eon! fund for the rolief of tho destitute -yrians, Mr. Gaavno Harioex said that a@ a of tae erers i i A i ! és i g z az c nation. showid a) unite in this laudable action, abt that tho Homan Cathutos uo The “athoric nations of Furepe, such as Franco tria, would do nil they could for their own corel! while Russia would take care o' these who and other " would not bo bebindhand in assisting the Proteetanw, be hoped swat ad money collected would be ap- gencral manver, Mr Ws. A, Doors, who bas reterned from Syria, gave some (nteresting accounts of the manners aad custome of manner oyy ie of broad | ' e 5 i HS # i ig ie i 3 ‘ 7 FA B 2 2 E 3 2 3 } 5 E Fe] i f 2 H A ; 3 i =, i ie i : f i j : i 3 8 ii i i ; 3 - i Fe i ¥q ® i itt H et HE i ; i 5 iG j : H i = z 2 5 i Total....682 Doctors Taylor, Moit and Sayre were appoluted a Com- mittee feed the rules and regulat cus at biti the as it ie nd a by aay of ‘the house staff, uniess in presence of the visiting pby- Bician® and surgevns. A contract bus been made with James Murphy & Co., , to furnish and put yp complete a steam boiler to meet the 1 papita requi ts of water and heat. The proposition of Felix well to fuanise and pilt up the ting arrange- ments for $2,150 was . o- The ‘of feunates committed to the penitentiary baving children with them has been referred to the Sa- perintcadent of Outdvor Poor, to make such disposition of the children as the cases require. Mewsrs. Reuwick aud Auchmuty, architects of the workhouse, having been instructed to prepare speci fea. tions tor improving and perfecting the heating apparatus, their report bas been seat to several competent drms for estimate, A competent person has been detailed to examine the wood work ut the lodge building of the Lunatic Agylum, which is fuund to be very much decayed — Thorne Littie, Eeq , bus been appoiuted architect for the us.oa of the butlding to form a part of the Lunatic Aeylnin, The architects at Randall's Island have been twstructed to furnish the contractors, D. C. & B. Weeks, masons, and Chis. Vandervoort, carpenter, with plaus for tne prose su- tion of the erect! m and extension of buildings The Commissioners having reaton to believe that indl- viduals, us well as couaties, towns and cities, are ia the Practice of sencing their tuuatics, blind, deaf and dumb, with other paupers, ufo this couaty for support, ailuge in their report to the fact that they have oitered through the medium of the daily papers, a reward of $60 for such evidenge as will lead to the detection of such tice. Commissioner Brit. offered a resolution that a warrant be issued on the,Comptrotier for $25,000 for building, aud for $25,000 fur genera! purposes. ‘The Board adjourned to incet on Thursday, the 20th of August. steam pipes, &e., for the ucvepted. Police Intellij COs SuoounG Arrray iv Tas Focxrsxentit half past nice o'clock last evening, as officer Patter: of the Fourteenth ward, was passing down the Bowery on duty, be digcovered a man lying upon the sidewalk in front of No. 2823}; Bowery, kept by Jimmy Massey, the English pugilist. Finding that the man was intoxicated, he was about to convey him to the station house, when 'y, who was standing ip the doorway of his saloon, commenced to abuse the officer. The policeman for some time paid no attention to Massey, but finally the Intter's interference with Patterson io the oda of his duty compelled the officer to arrest him; aa he did so, Massey jumped away from the oilicer and rau into bis saloon, and, seizing a pistol, fired twice at the oficer, both balls fortunately etriking the sidewalk Maseoy then placed the pistol at the breast of the officer aad snapped it, but could not get it to go off. The noise soon brought to the assistance of the olficer policeman Farley acd ford, both of whom proceeded to arrest a Ptruggle Massey Pi again more shots, oe ake effect im the right thigh of hig own leg, aud the other lodging in the wall. [he oiticer finally dealt him a powerful blow on the which felled bir to the ground. He was then conveyed to the Fourteenth ward station house, where the ball was ex tracted from his leg by Dr. Putnam. The wound will, no donbt, ¢iaablo him for life, The bar teader of Massey was aro arrested and locked up. AN Alizcen FPrware Pickrocxet.—Sarah Fogerty was Drought before Alderman Brady, at the Jetferson Market | Police Court, on charge of stealing @ pocketbook contain- ing $75, from Henry Stelling, grocoryman, of No. 247 West Twenty fifth street. The complainant alleges that Sarab came’ into bis etore under the preteuce of making some bases, when ehe suddenly poh: affes. Uonate, and, throwing her arms around the ‘enook, abstracted the much coveted wallet. Wheu arrested the isomer had the identical pocketbook in ber possession, Put notwithstanding this, she had the impudence plead vot guilty, aud says she cxpects to be acquitted wheu the case comes up Raturn Scsriciovs.—Dennis Fitzgerald was found in possession of @ quantity of segars, and failing to give a eatisfactory account of the manner in which he procured tho Juxuriée, be was committed to prison on suspicion of loreeny. It is suppored the was stolen from the etore of Adam Tartridge, No. 205 West street, Jovexte Burcians —Four boys, varying from 12 to 15 years of age, uamed Michael Donnell, Robert Fox, Je- 8. | retmiah Murpby and Mathew Brennan, were taken into custody by policemen Colo and Baker, of the Fifth pre- cinct,on ebarge of haying Saitety entered the store of Leopold Wol'e, 30 Lispenard street, and stealing there- from a lot of lead pipe. The police discovered the jave- niles aa they were about leaving the ises, and ar- rested them on the spot, Justice cotamitted the lacs for trial. f Tax Large Assacut axp Rowusry at tie Uston Race Covns®.—Bryan Reilly, a young tan about 20 years of ago, was taken into custody by policeman Icon, of the Fleventh precinet, on ebarge of being concerned in the late deadly ageault and robbery cpon walea, le. Tho affair happened Course on the 2d inet, o8 whieh cecasion Mr. Holland was to badly beaten that he was rendered insensible. He has remained unconscious ever since, and bis friends arc ap- yehensive tbat death will ensue before many days. ily was handed over to tho authorities of Queens coun- ty for trial, Loox Ov? ror Picxrockrrs.—As Mr. James Murphy, of No. 26 Orchard street, was attencing a political meeting | ia the Bowery, on Wednesday night, some expert re- ‘of being the thief, and on boing brought before Just.ce Steers he was committed for examination. Twa (xp Gam».—Joha Pougberty, a verdant Irishman, was fhduced to part with 69 yesterday upon worthless seourity, by a fellow named George Shaughnessy. The PAs gioo billen the Chey ‘Trust, ana 5 Goasaay b vill on ascoliateral. It is almost need¥se to ythes the col. Interal “¢, and that was wae swindied out of his Polt soeuan Gender, oF the crate grant tqoad, arrested Shavghnesey and had him locked Up for cxamipasion. ANOTHER STARRING AFYRAY —Between soven and eight o'clock Wouneeday fyening a sallor numer Chas. Gardiner, got into a quarrel in a liquor store, at the corner of Madison street, near Chesnut, whea he received a stab in the left ride. The person wi wound rious nature. Seercion OF Graxp Lancest.—A colored girl, named Filea Birney, formerly in the employment o! !'aui Rriggs, of No. 5 Catharino street, wae arrested on bourd of one of the Stopington boats Wednesday, on suspicion of stealing and $00 worth of wear! i from ber ted ‘Wao Cot His?—As policeman Jackson, of the Twenty- first precinct, was patrolling bis beat 'n Fourth avenue, near Thirty-8fth street, on Tueeday night, he discove-ed ‘a man, named Thernas Gibbons, lying upon the sidewnl\: aud bleeding profusely from a wound io lle thigh. The injured man, etrange te Lr. te LAA ‘what manner he wns cut. was taken to Bellevne Hom pital and wunder the care of the house enrgeon, and even there he persisted In keeping the air « strict ore. Military Inceliigeuce. IWRLITTH REGIMENT. Col. Butterfeld appeart to be cetermined not to allow his regiment, the Twelfth, to occupy a secondary position in the First division, feeging from the enterpriae and originality he has displayed since be succeeded to the olf regiment ts 06 Of mornin, irvia The ‘the Tw (acy padey ‘are solely roluntary Giagusnc TOCeNaMent.—A ciroular hae been issued ‘that 4 crand American (:ymnas- Ce fete “pear ote ‘de distribute in to the beet go- to the strongest a ey to the ficient reser of ons mile du the cit the beat pertry respectively, on the hortzontal bar, on the suzpen- aad slag room, Coroners inquests. Ta +Auacrp Wore WoRpse iy tie Twayrr scoxD Wano.—The inquest in the case of Mary Halligan, who died at Bellevue Hospital from the effect of injuries re- Ctived at the bands of her husband, on the night of the Sth tnst., as previous'y published, was held yesterday by Coroner Schirmer. The evidence elicited did not posi- lively implicate the prisoner, but from the mature of the porey or the admissiors of the accused made to Ser. et ur; by, of tue Twenty second precinct police, the jury bad bt little difficulty im bringiag in @ werdict of guilty. The prisoner, in bis examination, stated that his bame was Martin Watligan, that he was thirty-eight years of age, wud vias a native of Ireland. In reference Vo the charge preferred against uim bi =D raised @ deadiy weapon to m4 — er eae : i po kind Tpever Wok in my band.” The Coroner bim to the Tombs to await Ube action of the Te i ¥atar, Fart rRom 4 Wrrow.—Coronor Schirmer was notified yesterday to bold an inquest at No. 279 West Eighteenth street, upon the body of Catharine Smith, aged seventy seven years, who died from the eifects of ipjuries accidentally received by falling from a third story window. Dsowneve Casvarry —Thomas A, Filiot, @ iad about eleven years old, residing with bis parents, at No. 466 Washington street, was found drowned at the foot of Watts street. Deceased, it , was playing ina smail bout with a compasivon about bis own age, when he lost bis balance, aud fulling overboard was drowned, Coroner Jackman held an inquest upon the body, when the jury rendered a verdict of accidental death. Attachment Against the Great Eastern. ‘ SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, Before Hon. Judge Sutherland. Atovst 16—Robert S. Williams vs. The Great Eastern Steamship, her’ Tackle, €e—The plaintiff ap- plied for an attachment against the Great East- era, for the sum of $276, for supplies furnish- ed to “that vessel. The Court granted the -attach- ment, and the monster ship was taken possession of by the Sheriff. A bond was aubsequently given by the Consignees to satisfy all claims that may be presented } against her, and she-\as therefore permitted to proceed | op her voyage. A warrant was issued from the United States District Attorney’s office for the errest of a passenger on board the Great Eastera, who is charged with smuggling Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- nera ) this (Friday) efternoen, sifour 0 clock Peter's church Westchester. . | ona uaa 1 aged Kostsk —On Beanaxp R Koons, 66 years. The relatives aad trends of the family, and New Yori Sandy dook pilots, are invited to attend he i , his late 191 South Fith etreet, corner of Seventh strect, Brooklyn, E. D.,00 Sunday af- tern oon, at three o'clock. on Thursday morning, Maruews —In Brookly! ag 16, at wu residence of his son, Foter C. Mathews, Matuxws, in the 85tb year of age. His remains will be conveyed to Unionville, this (Frt- the Harlem 6:16 train. aay) morning, by . lasox.—On Thursday, August 16, Jou L. Masor, (@ the 65th year of his age. Notice of funeral to-morrow. Owkys —Suddenly, at Irvington, N. ¥., oa Thursday, August 16, Dani. 8 Owns, apes seme and 4 moathe, only son of D, 8. and Annie & friefids of the family are invited te attend the fu- neral, at Irvio, , 00 Satdrday afternoon, mt five o'clocts. Train leave’ Chambers street. 33 returning ‘Terey” town at 8,arhere the remaine wul be Rawr —On Thursday, August 36, after a short Illness, Joux Ranrrt, a native of Mount Temple county, West- Meath, irciand, aged 48 years. ae lends of the famil are regnested | funeral, this (Friday) Mig ‘two o'clock, froem bie late residence, corner of Van Brunt aad Delavan strovta, South Brooklyn, without further notics, Renwick —At Mount Prospect, Centrat Park, on Wed- Detday, Auguet 15, Avan Dupuy, the only child of Ales- Ander aud Aunie Reuwick, aged 14 mouths. | lem neds pesovt Hs Imad wile relatives and friends of the pectlullgy tuvited to attend the fuscrals from: her ‘lee rood Fa Auer gh end Dichin avenue, ths (| O'GlOCK, Witt . Her retualus will be taken to Trinity Gometery for. iat mew! and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fineral, from tue resi tence of bie grandfather, James Stansbery, No. 199 West Fignteeams street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Srayexk.—On Wednesday morning, August 15, in the Sad year of his age, Jonny M. Srxvcax, cldest son of tha late Rev. bod 8. Spenser, The friends of the fami!y are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, 104 Pineapple street, Brooklyn, at three o’clock this (Friday) Suurt.—On Wedueaday, August 15, Caruenive Saree, aged 77 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect rlea.—WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers of the tvited to atteud the funeral, from hor late residence, DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES, Kw SESTOCRY AND MINOUE! STATE Lorena West iighteenth street, tis (Friday) alternoou, at 'twe 67, 37, 28, 39, 54, 60, 17, 74, 8, 68, 27, 19. Driaware—Cuass No. 88), Atvctsr 16," 1560. 89, 68, 46, 8, 23, 72, 35, 74, 68, 26, 6, 42, 17. ‘Clroulars sent [ree of by either to WOOD, EDDY 4 v0., Wilmington, Delaware, Or to WOOD, EDDY & OO., St. Louis, Sissour, Drawings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s Delaware J otteries:— ‘Sussex Countr—Crass 195, Avcost 16, 1860. 55, 44, 18, 4, 61, 57, 21, 16, 60, 14, 26, 59. Comsouiparxy Lorray—Ouass Mi, Agausr 16, 1360. 19, 2, 8, 65, 72, 62, 9, 60, 53, 4, 73, 6. FRAN OF, BROADBENTS & CO., . Wilmington, Delaware. Oficial Drawings of Hodges, Davis & 00.'8 Consolidated Lotteries of Geornin: 410, Avast 360. 7, 75, 8, 11, 67, 22, 75, 20, 31, 61, 49, 61. HODGES, DAVIS & CO.. lanageré, Macon, Georgia, Lot 2,856, 2.528, 28.871 18,007. drew the ing of August 4, 1860 Cireuis ra se: { Cavallo, 6 Exchange place, New York. Six Fine Shirts for $! MOODY'S Shirt ‘actory, 262 Broa iway. hs.— Lin, ata Garney's Gallery, Photographs, WSllndatures ta Ol, and Daguerse OT BROADWAY. iverytyp pes. Faris’ Photographic Gallery (Late oot Brosdway, caploys none b Lurst artis ia each department, 80 that thelr Yietvres maintain thelr well known superior: Concentrated Money Power and Littie plety- crea’ crimes ud democratic beggary—tall churches aud small Christians photogr-phed by HOLMES. four Leads Ulustraved for $1. Gallery, 366 Broadway. Tweny Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, office WG Broadway, N. ¥. Grover & Baker's Celebrated Noiseless Kewing Machines, the best in nee for family sewing 495 Broadway, New York, and I$2 Fulton street, Brooklyn. All Rents paid for Sewing Machines is mosey lost. PURCHASE ONE OF TUE CRLERRATED RUREKAS, And Poy for it in Weekly Amounte, Agents wanted. Office 493 Brondway, second door above Broome strect. ‘Tarrey.—Opn Wednesday, August 16, Groroe Lrrrm, fon of Frederick D, and Swab A. Tappeo, aged 2 yeare C— relatives and friends of the family are respectfully tnvited 0 attend the fonera, this <eritey) ‘afternoon, a6 bast two o'clock, from the residence of bis pareata, 275 Woat Kighteenth ‘street, ‘ d TacaRi—On Toureday Avgust 10, Ric won of Honry and Rose . “2 ‘eggart, aged 1 year, 7 months 8 Will bo removed for interment to Calvary Cemetery, from the residence of his parents, No. 503% Second avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Waris —On Thursday, August 16, Cuancea W. Whey, fon cf George and Blargaret Weeks, ‘aged 11 mouths and ays. The friends and relatives are reqnested to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his parents’ residence, corner of Sosth Kighth and’ Washing- Ounce At Fieshieg, Le L, oa W dnesday, August urrg,—At Flushing, L. L, on We , August 16, Joux W. Winre, in the 47th year of his age x ‘the funeral will take place (rom the Flushing boat, Fal- ton market #lip, this (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock. His remains will be conveyed to New York Bay Cemotery for interment sol gpa yarmore.—In New Brunswick, N. J., on Wednesday, August 15, Newt Apams, only daaghtor of George amd Fimily E. Whitmore, agoa 1 year and 2 months. MISCKLLANBHOUS, GENTS WANTED-—IN EVERY UITY AND TOWN the United States, for the sale of Thorley's Food ade oY bers * te, asimported from England, and Depot 2t broad rom way, ‘New Fork. T WHOLESALE.—SEQARS FROM $4 TO $0. CASE buyers areolered great emai = * ____ 0. CHEEKS, 17 Broad ITKRS AT JONES’, lO fe, and warrauted to’ giv T $3.—SHORB AND 12 Ann street, a new fect satisfaction. GREAT REDUCTION [8 DOURLE THREAD BEW- ing Mc -hinea Hall price Jor sicty days. at the whale. ale rooms of the Union tewing Machine Company, 32 and 86 Jobn street. GENUINE HAIR RESTORATIVE.—TWENTY FIVE thousand grog sold fu ose year. ‘The immenre sale popularity of WOOD'S Huir Restorative baa canaed chariatan in the country to go into the manutact fon forthe bar. If you wants g Prof. 0. J. Wood's. “Hila article, at a dred thousand doliars, hos been introdticed tate every part of the Union, and now, after ® test of more thas seven years, the verdict has been provounced unaniuousdy by the whole people in its favor. Twenty-dve thonasnd gross three miliona'nix hundred thousand bottles oid in one your. nce of Its restorauve propertion cas be roadway, and wold by all arusesatae idk RYANT’S UNRIVALLED STOMACH BITTERS. ) _ DEPOT NO, 8SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, N. ¥, Be OF THE REPUBLIC, Heri tn, at Champton Fire and burglar proof Safes, 251 Brusdwny, corner of Murray street, | pat Lop Meschsiaker, treated, me, for deatuess very suonamp Rewicag SSAA errata ra . 9 Ps ent Ly of the Reps ,. Steinw All: PERSONS WI0 WAVE PAILED we Overstrung gran 10 year GET CURED ELSEWHERE, SHOULD AT ONCE caus Te Seat ON DR, YON MOSCHZISKRE, OCUCLIST AND ACREST, Agents wanted. Bet Atr a png and Portable Heat- i Hee an TUSTLETT & LESLAY. 486 Broadway. TER, Maurinctortog Jeweler, 197 Broadway, N. ¥. Batchelor’s Hair Dye is the Best in the world. Mace, sold and applied in eppropriate private rooms, at the wig tnctory, 16 mreel. Cirehugh’s iDusive Wig.—A_ Novelty. Partiogs unstainable; no turning up be, Sy ‘390 Broadway, next A. T. Ys c air Me ris:ndoro’s — ys 6 Astor Hi pif foupees, tbe best in the w ge privately applied. No. Mr. Andrew Reid, 807 Broadway, em- joved for three years four elty physicians, at an expene of , for rogwrores on hia children # beads, without benefit tyet ‘ wi and and ret and tao and Orient effected @ com- 10 worth o Hollows) ete cure. Trusses —Dr. Marsh Continues to Appt bis ra tical eure Truss with anecens tn the treatment of Heroin 0. tls chureh, Married. Kxarr—Bart.—In Fast Norwich, om 16, by the Rev. ©. Redfield, of New York, to Mise Many A. fteis, of the former piace. SPuren—Keruwo.—At Caseel, Germany ,on Tuesday, Ju- k 31, Mr. Overavce SvEren, of this city, to Miss 1, on Thursday, vay W. Kare, ‘wet Died. @axer.—On Wednesday evening, Augeet 1, Baxan, in the 63ih year of Lis age. ‘The friends and reiatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis foneral, from his late residence, No. 242 Fourth strect, Washington square, this (Friday), Au- gust 17, at 4 o'clock FP. M , without further (uv itatton, Backta—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, August 16, Canorive HL, wife of Fred’k B Backus, and daughter of A. D. K. Moore, of Philadelphia, in the 26th year of ber age. Brextix.—Ou Wednesday, Avgust 3, Loca Warne, ANsox WILL RESTORE THEIR HeARING WITH HIS NEWLE INVENTED BAR VAPORIZER, WHICH RESTORES THE HEARING Ix THE MOST OBSTINATE CASES, AND STOPS TI : THe ikea: sobs anata” TO AYR REEN KRATORED " FFIOR li CLINTON PLACE, RIGHTH ¢ PR SE Champion Belt Ringse—A Fac SAmile of RIGHTH 6TkE the Chamyion Belt, same as worn by Heeaan and MeDon- Bld. “For suie, wholesale and retail, ty JAMES MANOHES: | (JORDIAG COGNAC BIFTERS IMMEDIATELY, Br" erie tnporttr, © Weseve ere How Bash, cot . sot Be nascau etre ale by all dengginin, bare cod peerion _—— Conn BUNIONS, INVERTED Nasa, Joints, aiv &!) diseases of the foot cored without palm ew WAR, ‘dase JURAPEST INSURANCE IN Tit in ® d te Proof Safe deter the w requested to call and © deal Bafe for the loam! in vers STEARNS & M\RVIN, $35 Broadway, on New York. CORNOLINE, . STEREL CWANTAD | IMMEDIATEE, four tous of Skirt Stee! No 15; or won't contract for Pounds per day fur sixty days. covered cr tncowred LM. W. STEEN, 67 Liberty stron. ‘A YORK, ANISH AMRICICAN PAPER, HANDBOOK OF NEWS-AND TRADE, OUR SPANIBI AMERICAS VISUTERA, BLISHFD THIS MORNING VERY INTERESTING LeTrEns MADRID, PARIS, PANAMA AND WASHINGTON, News PROM CUDA, MAO, ALSO HLA, SONOKA, ar ven BEST PRESEN.) £0 8ENw 0 YOUR SPANISH FRIENDS. PRICE TAX CENTS. y= SATURDAY. BXPLANATION. A NRW WERKLY STORY PAPER, Kilustrated by the bes artists in New York, oa rtyuted fe, dy the bes. authors in Europe and Avaorica Orin % Ane seower infant son of George W. and kmma Buck!In, aged T months pit Oe gt gine gry end 15 days. PRICK CHAKR CRNTS. ‘The friends and relatives of the faratly are respectfully Get a copy and read ot invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis | There is ane 7 Lym Mayes Rest parents, No. 286 Eighth avenbe, this (Friday ) afternoun, at one o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Mhiladelphia for inior- ment. Ciank.—At Siaten Island, on Toseday, Augest 14, Com mance Socoms, only daughter of Dr. J. G. Clark, aged 8 Years, 31 months and 17 day ‘The relatives and friends of the family are fully tovited to attend the foneral, wismou! ferther not!ce, from the residence of ber parents, near Pactoryvilie, this Fri peral,on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from tho residence of her parests, corner yf Meshing and Keot avenues, Fest Brooklyn. Coemnax —On bag B August W, Mra. Maser Coon Bam, in the 6Tth year of her sge, aver 4 shor: bat pant ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respeetully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence «! her j 20m in-law, J. Re Hall, 8° Hudson avenne, Brooklyn, w th he Nye Ab two 0 cook. Desxty.—tn Brooklys, of Thursday morning. Aucrst ans Loownra Panky 19 aro invited VAS FIXTURES, GAS PICTURES, Buyers of Chantaticrs, Uraccete, de juesied to examine our stoek. whiel will bef for gna, ane ce nd ‘ie LARGEST avd Mew York DAILEY & CO. No. @81 Head wng day) afternvon, at two o'eloek. —————-~ arama —On Thursday, Atgurt 16, Gronce H.,fon of R°?V3 wens Joseph and Delia Campbell, aged 6 years and IL months. ra Luts ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend Bis ts Terrovm, neral, this (Friday) aflernoos, nt Lalf-pant two © Phaenky trvty settatin evade ss eampeuate beabean, C from 184 West Forty third sircet Saas een cotton woes Cusn —On ‘Thursday, Acgust 16, Growammra Linu, | Principal depot ra daughter of G ja Hearietta 9. Ubud, aged 1 year, 2 Grea To aa Wy URS oe = “ rowel bnge b pow cnet a THIRD MDITION FOR AUGURE ame onty orPiolal HAiLWwa¥ @vIDR the funersl, from tise residence of her father, 197 street, this aiernees At three wang | © ~4 = cehad Spr ans he € panties ano ,-4 r ere Jil } #0) recognise oy oe, tbe | mh anit Petricu ‘"Refal urzam nnd thal correct cop. of Uwe Vales und edwer i nate, ibe beloved gon of Fiizavoth aa Patrick ormey, ‘The apd nequaintances cf the family are re- spectfully lnrited to attend the furerai, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, Forty second street, Ddetween First nad Second avon ves. Var In this city, on Thursday more yy ye Fuses Hh, ton of Goorge ©, and Harriet Ht. ail, aged ‘3 moptbe and 73 deye. ‘The friende of the family are invited to attend the fune- fal, from bis fathor's residence, 220 Wort Twontieth street, this Cr Sane two o'clok. J rbester, , on Wednesday. Avguet 15, the Rey C D. Baca et son of Pexsasus A ‘The friends of the Tamily are invited to atyend N. ¥. Oeraral RR, "Bresidgnt : Broa Tange Conical i B. “ Win. Not ns B.A PEEFON & 60., Pry sA and 48 ity Cemetery for a BTANSHmRY.—Ou Monday morning, August 19," 2d W,, son of Lewis T. Slansbery, aged “20° years"? a