The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1860, Page 5

MOVEMENTS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES, we THE VISIT TO GASPE. THE TRIP UP THE SAGUENAY. Grand Preparations at Quebec for His Reception, Ben Quansc, August 17, 1560. The Prince of Wales* squadron, composed of the Hero, Ariadne and Flying Fish, left Charlottetown on Saturday afternoon, passed the Straits of Northumberland during ‘the night, and sighted the Canadian shores at noon on Sunday. Towards evening the ships passed Bonaventure and Pierce Islands, the latter completely tunnelled by the ea. Tne weather was fino and the sea calm, and the magnificent ecenery showed toa great advantage, The Shores in some places were lined with wheat fields and studded with cottages, backed by high mountains; ta others jagged clifia rose directly from the sea, All along the coast the inhabitants fired salutes as the vessels passed. * The squadron entered Gaspe bay ai sunset, and met the Canadian government steamers Lady Head and Victoria, w.th the Governor General on board, and the vessels an} chored for the night. The Governor went on board the Hero on Monday morning, and the squadron proceeded into Gaspe basin. While passing a fishing village, which Gred a salute, the Hero grounded on a spit, but was got off with litte delay. A deputation came off, headed by the Sheriff, and presented an address, welcoming the Prince, Gnd requesting a free port to be established there to be called Port Albert. The Prince replied that he felt grati- Ged for their kind wishes, but the change of name de- pended oa the local authorities. It is understood the ‘Change will be made, ‘The Canadian Ministers then went aboard the Prince's Ship, and were presented. At one o'clock, the equadron foft the bay, and going out, a man fell over board from he Hero, but was speedily picked up. Cape Gaspe was roaded at about four o'clock. Shortly | after, Cape Rosier lighthouse was seen, when a thick fog came on lasting two hours. The ships s2parated, but got together again about ten the next morning, when the Squadron was under St. Ann’s mountain. Towards noon, one of the bearings on the Ariadne got heated, aud a new one bad to be made, and it wag ten o'clock at night ‘before she was got under steam again. She passed Farther ‘Point at all epeed at two A. M., and overtook the rest of ‘Che equadron off the mouth of the Sagvenay at balf-past bight o'clock a. M. In entering the Saguenay river the Hero grounded on the bar; but by moving"ber guns at, and the aseistauce of the Ariadne, sbe was got off with little damag> ‘The Prince then went on the Victoria and pe seeded up the Sagunay, accompanied by the little steamer Tadau- sac, the fect remaining outside. The day was very Bhowery and cold, but the Pricce and party admired the wild grandeur of the scenery very much. He went up forty-five miles, passed Cape Chenrity and returned, reaching the Hero about nightfall. Among the novel sights was the lake steamer Magnet, whose two tiers of cabins above deck excited surprise among the Prince's party. Thursday was cold but fine. The Prince went up the Geguenay egain on a fisbing excursion and landed ten milea from the mouth, where tents were erected and the party enjoyed themselves in (ishing and shooting In the afternoen the party ascended the St. Marguerite river in birch canoes, the Prince, paddled by two French Canadians, leading the way. The Flying Fish, with most of the officers of the squadron, aleo went up the Sague- bay. As se passed the tents she fired a royal salate and the effect ameng the precipices and rocks was sublime. Among the incidents of the day was the introducing of Mr. Georgs McBeth, with, pavitation to the Prince toa ball at Loadon, C. W. The invitation was courteously sc- 4 ROYAL me, ae. ‘The squadron expected to arrive at Quebec at two P. Sf. to-morrow (Saturday.) The Prince will land at tour o'clock. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. Quanac, August 17, 1862. The Prince fished yesterday in the Saguenay. The fish previously canght were enclosed in weirs. The Prince enjoyed the sport, and was very success‘!. ‘The royal fleet left the Saguenay to-day, and will ar- rive here tomorrow. The Hero grounded on Larke's Took, in the Saguenay, but floated off at high tide, ‘The disembarkation will take place at three o'clock to-morrow. Seats are provided on the wha rf for specta- tors. ‘There is a great crowd and excitement, and many Americans are here, among whom is Goveraor Baoks The neighboring towns are almost deserted, and itis im- possible to accommodate the crowd which aaticip tes observing the celebration. Sir Fenwick Williams, commander of the Canadiaa forces, arrived yesterday, as also Lord Lyons, who rooms ‘at Parliament House, where the State dinaer takes place this evening. He accompanies the Prince to Washington The Prince stops at the Parliament House, which has been refurnished. He will bold a levee next Tuesday. Mayor Langevin delivers the address ia Freveb aud English. The best feeling exists among French residents. “fhe city is splendidly decorated. A genesal illumination takes place on Monday night. There are many New York pickpockets here, Several have been detected and seat from the city. ‘The Canadian Parliament imully represented. The dis- play is the greatest Quebec ever saw. Tne city is handsomely decorated. The triamphal arches, alibough not #0 Bumerous, are more massive than ‘those at Balifax. At Market wharf, where the Prince lands, a caoopy is erected, under which the members of the City Corporation will present the address of welcome. A fleet of the river craft will meet the Prince's equad- ron below the city. Adwirai Milne bas iesued an order for the Halifax @vadron to be dreseed, the yards manned, aad three royal! satutes Sred on the Prince’s arrival. © On his going asbore, and on his arrival at Parliameot House, ea'utes will also be fired from the citadel and by the Volunteers. A guard of honor of the Royal Canadian Rifles will re- ceive the Prince on his landing, and an escort of cavalry ‘will escort him to the Governor General's house. ‘The heads of departments are to be in full dress. ‘The effect of the combined salutes is expected to be umusually grand. ‘The Governor General has appointed to-morrow a gene- ral holiday. Sr. Tuomas, Auguet 1T—4 P. M. ‘Tue Hero and three other steamers are passing up. Our Quebec Correspondence. Qvanao, August 14, 1960. Building. The reason ts obvious to your readers, for, as they are already informed, it has been fitted up at im- staanse expense to the Canadian government to be a suita- residence for bis Royal Highness. the eldest sam of Queen Victoria. In a postscript to my last de- spaich from this city to the Heratn you were informed tuat the cost to the provincial government of the Canadas of the reception of the Prince of Wales is moderately es sume which his Royal Highness shall bonor with a visit, or has honored, @.ther has already spent or will expend upon the occasion of his presence in their respective midate. Nog [am about to give you an ides of the manner in which the portion of the million of dollars of which I mpenk, and which falls to the lot of Quebec to ex: pend, is to be laid out here. A large sum has been appropriated to fit up and adern che Parliament House for his residence. I will now de- be the exterior of this edifice:—It is located in the ICpper Town, or moet respectable portion of the city, It op, what is very rare in this crooked, billy city, jan evenly cravelled level plateau of ground. Ite founda. jon is about 275 feet above the waters of the St. Law- , and in the distance the eye is relieved by beau- valleys undulated by hills, and remote mouataing oa NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, A the far off borizon. Then there is the great river and its tributaries, which ramifies itself everywhere with the majesty of old Neptune's mightiest sou, as though it re- garded itself perfectly co-equal with the Prince of Wales, or any otber prince. The prospective residence of the British Queen's son in Quebec is, then, in the opinion of your correspondent, most delightfully located. It is a large rectavgular plain*white brick edifice, totally devoid of any exterior architectaral ornamentation or embel- Mebmeot. The main building or nave is sixt; by ens bundesd and twenty tot deep, and. Cg of ninety feet front z ui i H : F ile eGEee g building be: wings have on! of the edifice sketch or diagram of the an ly two stories each. more T send you plan :— ground = The sbutters on the windows, which are of size for buildings similar to the one I am describing, are ted this presente an sevestls re. white or i a t aif move on. Meantime, a pretty young course they include the dormitory of his Royal pb pen | —, Iam = the ladies are part: mission, and rolire a little Mion Beas ete by bedrooms equally well furniture, and the carpet! pew the other. rooms went t quare, and occupy the chief ion first ticor, and they are to zocommonats the Pri suite, consisting of dukes, generals, adi fello ly. Now we ascend’ to the on which the Prince's apartments ing examined many rooms like first story, we approach once and for a peep at the ‘The levee or , wi 1 ort it majorit) ly equare. “A rich orange colored task ® Brussels carpet on the floor of the room. life sized painting of Queen Victoria, well executed, pamenting the opposite wall, interior R peed ypiged om be my rtrait is a plat and upon it a softly and comfortably finest silken ecarlet lottier than a tall man’s bead iz it. Around the room are paintings of pent members of the Canadian Parliament tinguished themselves since the vipers of Upper and Lower Canada is a circular who attend tl wiil stand, while he will be seated scarlet cushioned, ecribed. There is terest to be observed in ‘The tabies are richly sculptured. bookcase, with its glass froat, ere 7 texture. ings opposite the door? his consort. They are also fife-sized ‘no doubt be int furniture for to behold and study. ‘the score of other we see around the room are likenesses of of the Executive Council since the period of the two provinces of Canada. We now observe the fine chandelier, with its gilded finish, multicolored stained cut lass reflectors from it and its seventy five and satiated with luxu 5 room, Uhe last we have passed — the most a sanctum of ail, ‘s sleeping room. Never was sleeping-room elegantly ftted ep or prepared with great occasion than the one of this fine furniture. stand, with white marble leaf, and sume other ticles, which it is unnecessary to describe or even mention in cetail. The chandelier has about twelre burners, is in keeping with everything else which has been no- ticed. Your corresyon‘cnt Bow begins to lose his inte- rest in royal apartments, feeling satisfied that he bas seen all he cares for seeing of them, and therefore retires from liament House I was told t posite to that in which bis Royal Highness will — * the chamber of the Duke of Neweattle, ‘the British Colo- nia! Minister, who is iminediately in attendavee upon the Prince. There gt gl ite and scarlet curtains, of uniform kind, on all the windows of the building. We pow emerge tothe |i of heaven unobserved, and cannot beip feeling that, with all the splendor of the interior of the Parliament House lu ite present condition, the noble canopy of sky and clouds above vs, and fine scenery around and eucath, are, aver all, decidedly superior t> anything of man's creati jo, however it may eim at and approach per- fection. And this is the common favor bestowed by & deneficent Creator on all bis creatores alike. The deoora- tions of the ball rooms are not yet completed, and there. fore 1 will be obliged to defer seading you a description of them until some future occasion. They are sumptuous and tasteful, however, and fully worthy appreaching cccasion ‘Let New York look sharp or the hitherto slow cities of Carada may outstrip ber in the creation of displays whit wore heretotore exclusively prcuilar to hersel’ golt and silver plate, ‘will be indi. There are two distinct sets of manafactured for the Prince of Wales. vidually ornamented with bis arms and rately embellished. The reason two sets bave prepared is that sept oo before him ws to be caused to alternate with each laces be will visit after his arrival , with the furniture in the-Parliameot ily purchased at an immense 5 weil known that their use by the ive them additional interest and therepy materially en- wee their marketeble value. A from Gaspe. received this afternoon, Announces Prine:s' squadron at t remaining there til Mon 2000, Domestic News Items. A Srenet ror Ose Huxpeeo Years —The Treasurer of Amherst College has lately reseived from Mr. David Sears, of Boston, a heretofore liberal bennfactor of the college, © small and carefully sealed box, with the instruc- tion that {t ie not to be opened for one hundred years, oa Bis of a forfeiture of the gift which it contains. Specu- tion is at fault as to the coatents and the reason: accompanying condition. The sh guess is box hoids deeds of real estate in Boston, now under lease for one hupdred yeerr, but then to be transferred to the college. But let us be patient tilt 1960, and then we shall all know say# the Springteld Republican. Tux Mawaora Cave Taveny Deernvyen —Bell's Tavern well known to all travellers in Kentuoiy as the comfort. able stopping place for visiters to the Mammoth Cave, been burned down. Thousands upon thousands from every nation and country have enjoyed ite hospitality, ‘and all will regret to hear of its destruction. Crasnenniea —The Barnstable (Mase.) Patriot saya that, notwithstanding the damage done to the cranberry vipes by worms aod insects in certain sertions of the country, we learn that this crop has never been larger | than it will be the present sesson. By another year many of the vines recently planted will commence bear Ing, aod Cod will more ever by the quantity and quality % Sate op A Rartxoav.—The Lexington and Sandy Railroad, under a decree of the Court, took ‘at Lexington, Ky. and the ‘W. T. Nichols and Hi! Means, of Ashland, Ee Arrivals and Departures. ALA. ARRTV: Bruze, Hon—Brig African—Mise pana, Kugene Valiee and son, John Ferd Ave- Elen Dunning, D oabia aad | Our Washington Correspondence. ‘Wasmworon, Angust 15, 1860. Funeral of the Wife of the Postmaster General—The Pre- sident’s Departure for Bedford Springs—Office Seekers Not Wanted There—Miss Lane at the Soldier's Home— Cabinet Meetings as Usual—General Combs’ Letter—The Ground of Hope in Kentucky—Breckinridgers im the South Stidl Alert—Indecent Haste in Asking for a Dead Man's Shocs—The Herald, dc., fc. ‘The death of Mrs. Holt, the wife of the Postmaster Gene- ral, which occurred last evening at six o'clock, bas spread ‘a gloom over our social circles. She wes the daughter of exGovernor Wickliffe, of Kentucky, and sister to Mre. Yulee, the wife of the Senator from Florida, and also to Mre. Merrick, wife of the Judge of that name of the Cir- cult Court of the District. The three sisters have been much admired for their personal loveliness and manners, wince their first residence in Washington, when their father wes Postmaster General; and the decease of Mrs. Holt, though not unexpected, is more sensibly felt ou account of the long association of the family with our metropolitan life. The remains of this beatiful and accomplished woman were borne at half- past three o'clock today to the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, enroute to the home of her father in Kentucky. ‘The funeral services were attended by the President and heads of departments, the Judges of the courts and other public functionaries, and a large concourse of mourning friends. It ought to quiet for a season the agi tation of earthly interests and earthly passions when death thus steps forward to demonstrate the li ttleness of them all—when he stamps a character of so affecting in- significance on all that we are contending for. But, alas, men and women turn from the coffin of beauty and tast> and talent, to engage im their wordly pursuits as if the destroyer bad never asserted his grim ascendanc and aE ee eee President ‘out on Toseday anoval visit to Bedford He bas reouvored fron the Blight indisposition inconvenienced him for a few days last week, and relaxation at Bedford wil? doubtless quite restore his vigorous health. But it is to be hoped that politicians, and especially office seekers, will permit him to enjoy the recreation he seeks at that Dealtatul ‘Miss Lane does not accom; tho Presi- is tbe leaves it her the meetings of the at the executive Secretaries Cass, ill, and Mr. Cobb = 0} juatters. democracy will be doa we stated above may judge for & Hsnawp ‘puzzles partisans ot the gumption to see that ip en eee ae journalism worth a ‘bat journaliam has more power because it possesses wider and freer ge, with wiser, juster, more liberal and more distivgu! audiences than any politician can command. But go on. Politics are temporary; ; the mind of a people, » are evanescent, ¢! ; reflected in the mirror of independent about. worth thinking Political Intelligence. Lixcotn’s Caniner.—We hear it rumored in politica’ circles bere, says the Wathington Star, as coming from reliable republican sources, that the following is to be the composition of Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet, in case of his elec- (3 B Tae Caronororm Civn.—This political organization, compased of citizens opposed to the election of Lincolny and got up for the purpose of putting the bieck republican «Wide Awaken” to sleep, held their fret regular mect- ing In Brooklyn on Tuesday evening. ‘The organization, — which is quite an extensive one, meets at the corner of Court and Sackett streets. Several distinguished speakers were preeent. Detraate To Concress.—J. G. Daly has been nominated by the republicans of Nebraska as a delegate to Congress. ‘Warns Tary Saxp Dep Lxrrans.—'‘ Lincola is a dead Jetter in this county,” said the Portland (Me.) Argus. To which the Grotoa Mercury retorted, “Like other ‘dead letters,’ be will be zent to Washington.” ‘Tuk Ustow Party tx Pmrapeiyma.—The constitutional Union party are making nominations for Congress in Pennsylvania. In the First Congressional district Judgo King bas been nominated; in the Second, Hon. Heary M. Fuller; in the Third, Geo. J. Hamilton, and in the Fourth, J.B. Robinson. ‘The “people's party’ dodge is about played out in Pennsylvania. . AxoTien SecKemontsT,—Hon. Wm. W. Boyce, member of Congress from South Carolina, following the lead of Keitt and Orr, is out in a letter in favor of Southern se- cession. He orges even that if no other State can be pre- vailed on to leave the Union, South Carolina, ‘soll. tary and alone,” ought to eccede. Noxtu Canouna —The Douglas State Convention of North Carolina will be beld at Raleigh on the 20th inst. Tie Pouncar Rxvouvrion iv ALAnams.—The returng from the local elections in Alabama indicate that the po- litical revolution which Bas swept over Kentucky, North Carolina apd Missouri has taken root in the former State, ‘and will be likely to exbibit itself in the coming Presi- dential contest The Montgomery Confederation, the Douglas organ, Faye-— In thin Congressional district, as far as heard fram, the seceders are utterly routed in every county, except Au- tanga, where there — = i They were beat one puaered sans taenty fein Macon, one buadred in Obam ‘vers, and fifty or sixty In Russell. Was there ever puch an inglorions and ridiculous beginning for a party that claimed nearly all the v tes in Alabama, spd, mind you, bere in thi district wee and is their stron }. Lat the Douglas men herald it that bere, ip Ube citadel of their strength, they cannot carry a single county in this Con- gretsional district The Mail, the organ of Yancey, thus announces the re- sult in Montgomery — Mr, Townsend, the arsereor elect, as weil am the Com: | missions re, were the nominees of the opposition, Mr. Mil- ler of the State rights democracy. An thp Yancey de yerty teat of the vote, the Bell and Everett party, the waning prospects of the disanion democracy. In other localities the elections resulted similarly. In Wetumpka the vote for sheriff stood as follows: Bell candidate... Dongias candidate Breckinridge candidate, In Macon county, says the Columbus Mnquirer, o arsessor a party question, feeling an undoubted conf- dence in their ability to carry the county. Their Rreou- tive Committee even isued a circular announcing this to be the issue, and exhorting their party tostand up to their candidate, And yet the Bell over theirs by more than a bundred votes, aa which Inst year gave Clopto, democratic candidate Congress, « majority. Bell will certainly carry the county by two or three hundred plurality. Loonise Arma Maue.—Gen. J. W. Nye will succeed lf UGUST 18, 1860. ~ but the democrats elected their candidate, Mr. Foltz, by ‘& majority of 104. ‘Tus Union Ticker arvmG-—In a village about twenty- fivé miles from Boston, says the Courier, where a few ‘weeks ago very man who spoke of politics claimed to be @ republican, the tide has strongly turned in favor of Bell and Everett, and the name of Lincoln is rarely mea- tioned. ‘Tax Lovpest Brit.—An exchange paper says there is a bell at Quipcy, Mass., which ean be heard seven miles, and which weighs 2,012 pounds, To which a Bell paper responds :— ‘That's gothieg: there is a Bell in the constitutional ee, broly te heard all over the Union, and Tar Dovo.as fare Ticker.—Hon. William Kelly, the Douglas nominee for Governor, 16 @ retired merchant, of large fortune, of much general information and excellent character. Judge Allen, the candidate for Lieutenant Governor, is an ex-Judge of the Supreme Court. Wm. W. ‘Wright, for Canal Commissioner, is go ott canal con- tractor. Mr. Rhoder for State Prison Inspector, now holds that office. For Governc .» Massacuvsrrrs.—The Newburyport Herald is told that Marshal P, Wilder will be the leading candidate, and possibly the only candidate, for Governor. egainst N. P. Banks. It thinks that Mr. Wilder would re- ceive some support not otherwise to be had against the republicans, from the agriculturists, and he would also rally a very considerable portion from the old American party, who have not forgotten their old Know Nothing obligations. Yascy Targataxep. —Mr. Yancy read a letter in Hants: ville, Ala., on Saturday last, purporting to be written in Athens, Ala., warning him that if he spoke in Huntsville he would be aseassinated—that twelve desperate men from Limestone would do it. Bxeckinnivcs os THe StrumP.—It is reported that Major Breckinridge intends to take the stump in Kentucky upon tbe Presidential election. Missoun).—The Breckinridge men in Missouri are taking active steps for organizing their party in that State for the Presidential campaign. Distmiow.—The Avgusta Chronicle, speaking of the Yan- ey breakneck disunionists, saye:—'These people are dis- gusting the truest and beet friends of the South, and turn- ing from them the State rights men, who will not suc- cumb to their dictation.” ‘Tas Wasnaerxes —Charies A. Wasbburne, editor of the San Francisco Fines, and a brother of the famous Cou- greestonal trinity, has jnst been nominated as Presiden tial elector on the Douglas ticket. The other three bro- marked ability, and will very probably reach’ Congress in time. Mr. Washburne, the father, is » ale aud hearty gentleman, now 76 years of age. Pourmca. Evravsiase a Viro>) -The Alexandria (Va.) Gazette says scarcely a night asses without a meet {ng of some of the numerous Union clubs, and the meet- Ings are always spirited gatherings. The old whig songs Dave again become familiar on the streets, and from many points flags, with the names of Bell and Everett, are given to the breeze. Banwtnge or France, Broadbents & Co.'s ‘Sussmx CogntT—Ciass " Avoust 17, 1800. 4, 27, 3, 59, 7, 16, 75, 10, 58, 24, 44,58, 50, 43. Comsoupaten Lorrany—Cuase 142, Avaver 17, 37, 54, 66, 33, ®, 69, 63, 37, 974. 43, 24, 32, 2. Drawings of the Delaware Hen WOOD RDDY & CO., Macagere of MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES. wane—| No 391, Avoost 17, 1860, 5, 64, 45, 51, 63, 56, 78, 40, 19, 36, 15, 48, 9, 29. eLawARE—CLass No. 392, Avaust 17, 34, 66, 29, bay 30, URLS 36, 23, ot, 7 41. Ores WOOD, EDDY bk CO. Bt Lous, Missa. Omcial Drawings of Hodges, Davis & 0.8 Brot (ha — iam State Lotte- be ‘Crass 411, Avg! 1360. 45, 7, 18, 15, 32, 50, 13, 28, 76, 14, 9, 41, 37. 12, 1,8 Soe Ese, 10 eee Ropers, DAVIS & 60., ‘Managers, Macon, Georgis. Royal Havana Lottery.—Nos. 20,050, 8,207, 10,010, ee, 97,235, drew the five Capital Prives in the Grawing of July 17, 1860. 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Price six cents. ———EE__= ning, a 14, by Father Gavan, Mr. Pact Bamgincrr, ot New York, te Mise Many 8. Dox, fontreal, Wisconsin and raia papers please copy. RAW-~BENNETT —At St. Paul's church, Rahway, N. 1% August 15. by the Rev. Horace Hills, Jr., Ronent M, De Graw, to Euza J. Bewwerr. Woor—Jacxson.—On Friday, August 17, by thé Hon. Fernando Wood. at the residence of the Mayor, Wiiam ‘Woon, to Ester A. Crawroxp, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Jackson. Died. Acprnon —On Priday, August 17, Victor G. Arpvnoy, son of Jobn fj, and Lucy Andubon, aged 58 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to aliend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. Breapy.—On Friday, Avgust 17, Fowasp Breapy, a native of the parish of Kiloe,coualy Longford, Ireland, aged 31 years. ‘The relaiives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funers!, on Sunday afternoon, at halt. past two o'clock, from the residence of his brother. in law, Patrick Keegan , 85 Pacific street, South Brooklyn. ‘Camp —On Thuraday, Avgust’ 16, Grongumrta Luzas, daughter of G W. and Henrietta D. Child, aged 1 year, 2 mouths and 12 days. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- peral, this (Saturday) aftervoon, at two o’cloek, from the residence of her parents, corner of Flushing and Kent aveouce, Eest Brooklyn. De Foresr.—At Boston, Mass.,om Thursday, August 9, Wiss H. Dx Forxst, of Brooklyn, N. ¥., aged 66 years. Ulster county papers please copy. Decax —On Friday, August 17, after a short but pain- ful illness, BuRsAnp Dreax, son of the inte Michael of Mount Talbot, county Roscommen, Ireland, im the fen year of his age. The friends of tho family are respectfully. invited te attend the funeral, from his lave residence, No, 46 Third avenue, on jay afternoon, ab one o'clock. The re- mains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Gotpaey.—On Friday, August 17, Sanam Anxe May, wife of Joeeph Goldney, aged 22 years and 9 months. ‘The relatives and fricads of the family are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, from her Inte residence, No. 114 West Tenth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. weylvania re please re Furse on Poerday, Angus 16, of bilious fever, CLats Barwa, oged 31 years, § months and 2 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 94 avenue D, corner of Seventh strect, on Sunday after- nocn, at two o'elock. ‘The remains will be taken to the Lutheran Cemetery for interment. ius. —-At Governor's Island, afver a long illness, Jamxs, son of Joba and Mary Hill. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the foperal, thin Saturday) afterDo0n, at tree o'clock. Jacnion—At Westchester, on’ Friday, Angust 17, jon, D. D., in Lxonar> Woon, eon of the Rev. 0. D. Jt the 8th year of bis ‘The frierds of the ily are invited to attend his fune- ral, at St. Peter's church, Westchester, this (Saturday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Jannt*Ga.—In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, August 17, Ricus xD Jexntxcs, 8on of William and Helen A. Jennings. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, No. 473 Pacific street. Krascy —Accidentally drowned, on Sunday, Augast 12, Cuarues F, Kranron, aged 28. | "Me relatives and friends of the family are reepectfully fuvited to attend the funeral,on Sunday . half past one o'clock, from his late residence, No, 662 ate Th August 16, att long and |ALONY.. ureday after a inful lines, Mancner, daughter of Michael aad Margret y, aged LL years, 11 months and 22 days. ‘The relatives apd friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, on Sunday, from the resi- dence of ber ts, 192 Munroe street. Mareen ‘Thursday, August 16, of consumption, Ayya Macrer, in the 19th year of ber age. ‘ihe relatives and friends of the fai my attend the funeral, at the Baptist church, Hoboken, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Mowoxt.—Op Friday, Avgust 11, Patrick Motosy, in the 66th year of bis neue . 4 respectfully are invited to Ny ‘The friends and relatives of the jovited to attend bis |, on » at batf past two o'clock, from the residence of his son-in- law, Jobn Shelly, corner of North Sixth and Fifth streets, Williamsburg, L. L., witbout further invitation. Moors —On Monday, Angust 13, ata quarter to four o'clock, Mise Katy Moors, in the 9let year of her age, davehter of Mr. Moore, deceased, formerly merchant ia Broadway. Monkcuan.—Mary Moxronan, the beloved wife of An- drew Moneghan, aged 37 years, a native of Ballihay county, Monegban, Ireland. Ber friends and ‘acquaintaners are respectfully invited to atten? the funeral, from ber late residence, 173 Mul- berry street, on Sunday afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. Mascx.—On Thursday evening, August 16, in the 65th year of bis age, Joux L. Mason, for! one of the Jus- lices of the Superior Court of the New York. fis friends and the members of bar are invited to attend the foneral, from the Mercer street Presbyterian cherch, on Monday afternoon, at four o'clock, without fur- ther invitation. Prevsover.—On Friday, August 17, Jesere, infant dangh- ter of Dr. James and Alice Peunoyer, aged 2 months and 4 days. Puaras —On Friday, Augost 11, Many Carmmaxe Pare. 14N, daughter of Thomas Jan, and niece to Patrick and Hugh Rafferty, aged 6 months and 28 days. ‘The rience and relatives are reapectfully invited to at- tend the foneral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber father, No. 85 Ridge street. Raspai.—Oo Wed y oven Avgust 15, at Waterviiet, Albeny connty, very suddenly, Sanam Louise, cbilé ‘of Charles K. and Helen Louipe Randall, aged apd 6 days. friends of 1 mily are invited to attend thedu this (Saturday) morning, atten o'clock, from No. t Thirteenth street. —At Lovg Braveb, on Friday, August 17, Lawa Smxxsay, infant ron of Benjamin H. and Mary Ann Wil.is, aged 1 yenr and 3 éays. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of bis parents, Twelfth street, near Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, L. 1, om Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. Winters. —On Thorad in the 69th yeer of bis Fis remains were taken to Greenwood for interment 1 iw Avguat 16, Garnet Wixrens, MISCELLANEOUS HEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT OF Teena OTC CP THR GURNEY LETTER, MPS. MARY GURNEY, vis MARY OURREE. Mie. Nahy GURNEY, MRE. MAHY OCR WRK MARY OU) | MRE MARY GU MRS. MARY OU WES MARY OC MRS MARY GU MRS. 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Falesroom No re OF IMITATIONS ‘The beat tonic tn it et f= connected with tg meticine;against | wit, sto ad bowels Tervous system, apd more partiew> ae [preneeneeal ‘most pleasant cordial ‘apd sinee more them thirty joats kebeowhodged te this rept neaant domme we discount to trade by th . io. 98 Front'strest, ———— B*t4st2 UNRTVATLED STOMACH DEPOT NO. 8SOCTH WILLIAM AUTION TO RAILROAD TRAVELLERS, ORLY. in the conntry f¢ LLOYD'S RATTROAD WERELY. Gouge, hon of going’ to press. ind. thew grioted on sighing pe "i 7 i ‘on in a few hours times Price oply TK nea —_——— The second edition for August of amon hty galie (90 has not lesa than thirty-six railroads wrong, and three left ont of the book entirely—yet proftpane to “tame under the supervision of the railroad companies.” Don’t Vieve it; but ask any railroad man in the ev uniry which is the Dest, and they will advise you to buy LLOYD'S WREKLE. Tasued every maruye®. MORNING, o'clock. Containing 2 Time Tables, of nil the Raslroade in Ameria, showing and a Map inside of the paper ia ‘than the Herald, the traveller every station, and the distances, (ares, aad whew you breakfast, dice apd sup. Also the Ralireads rLown aa far ag completed each wrelt. Four new Rallroads our Maj week that ace. not on any other, eo ~ OLY SIX CENTS. ADT. A specimen Number of the latest date will be seat to ang part of ihe Uriied Statesor Burope on receipt of 3 cents, ddreas LLOYD'S RAILROAD WEEELY, iy, N. We High authority that Licyd’s Railroud Weekly is ‘the guide. Rend the Collowtng lever. "Re eould ait tho Humans with such evidence were it necessary: — Newanx, Angust 1S 1808. Foniunnens “Liovn's Barnoa Week.y" Gers lae closed for one year's suber your valuable jous~ pal [consider the weap alone worth ‘hat amount ‘INO. S. DARCY Prenident of New Jersey B When did a ralroad official evel Guides? Cee eran ea ever offered to the public. 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