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————— News from the National Capital. OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. Wasmuncto, August 18, 1800. ‘THE NRW YORK FvwION. ‘The fusion of the Douglas and Bell men in New York ‘operates like @ shower bath in midwinter upon the Breckinridge men bere. They don’t understand it, It is @omething thoy bad not counted on. Mr. Cobb fears the example will preve: Mr. Stephens, the leader of the Dougias forces in Georgia, baving been an old whig, fusion between his friends and ‘hose of Bel) and fverett in that State will prove the darm is such that the Constitution of to-day labors to yrove the Dougias party in Georgia disunionists. Resent Southern elections have demonstrated the fact ‘at the masses look upon Breckinridge es the disunion ¢andidate. Hence bis partisans strive to hedge by charg. (ag disumien upon their opponents. 4, GIpINGS NOT NOMINATED. Intelligence from Giddings’ district represents that he # beaten in the contest for the republican nomination by Hlutohias, the present member, This is the urkindest ‘out the old man bas yet received. His coustituents have tired of bia. Blovements of President Buchanan, éc. ‘Buproxp Springs, August 18, 1860. President Buchanan arrived here to-day in excellent health, He wes warmly greeted by the visiters and citizens. Attorney General Black arrived here yesterday. ‘The Virginia Breckinridge and Lane De- mocratic State Convention. Cuaniorrasvitix, August 16, 1860. In the Breckinridge and Lane Democratic State Conven tion yesterday, a reaolution was adopted modifying the electoral ticket, ‘afd appointing Senators Hunter and Ma Gon,jex-Governor Wise and Meesrs. Smith and Russell as ‘electors. A resolution was also adopted instructing the electors, 4 Mr. Breckivridge cannot be elected, to vote aga unit 60 0s to prevent the election of Mr. Lincoln. Cuantorravitix, August 18, 1860. The correspondence between the two Conventions Ghows that all overtures for a compromize were rejected. Senator Mason, in his speech to-day, declared that the path marked out by Douglas led directly to the abolition camp. ‘Fhe speeches of Benators Mason and Hunter have been requested for publi sation. Amidst the greatest enthusiasm the Convention ad- journed sine die. The Virginia Douglas State Convention. Sraunton, Va., August 18, 1860. Late last night a Douglas clectoral ticket was adopted, as George Blow, H. L. Hopkins, J. B. Stoveall, James Gar- Jand, Benjamin Randolph, J. H. Cox, J. B. Ellsworth, G. H. Rowe, G. W. Brent, Isracl Robinson, J. A. Leggett, @. P. Hodge, G. W. Hopkins, ©. T. Stuary and W. G. Brown. ‘The Convention adjourned this evening after a harmo- nious session of three days. ‘The Convention denounced the Charlottesville Commit- tee of Conference as treacherous, and condemned severely ‘the course of the administration. ‘The Convention has directed the electors to vote for Douglas if he can beelected. If he cannot be elected, then to vote so aa to -beat Lincoln. The Convention prefers Bell to Breckinridge. News from Denver City. , Sr, Joaxen, August 18, 1860. Denver City advices to August 11, state that the quartz ‘mulls are becoming successful in saving the gold, and that ‘snany of them are yielding from $76 to $100 per day in he Gregory diggins. ‘The consolidated ditch is turning its water through the ‘pring roads and gulches, overflowing the sluices, filling ‘ep the pits, and doing thousands of dollars worth of dam- ‘age to the mines and quartz milis. The Black Haws Mill alone has suffered to the amount of over $5,000, and a Suit bas been brought against tne Consolidated Ditch Com. pany in the Miner’s Court, to recover the damages. The first United States mail to this region arrived last night, causing much rejoicing. General dissatisfaction had previusly existed at its being withheld after the ‘commencement of the contract time. General beliefexisted that the Central Overland Mail and Pike's Peak Ex- press Company, which received twenty five cents on each letter to and from the States, had In some way pre- ‘vented its arrival. Business continues dull in all the towns. A United States Commissioner Shot. Cixcinsat, August 18, 1860. Last night about eight o’clock Chartes B. Brown, United ‘States Commissioner, was shot dead by George J. Caid- well, of the firm of Alfred Wood & Co. For several ‘months past bad feeling existed between the parties in regard to the adjustment of a legal claim. Brown called at Caldwell’s house last night, and forced his way into -Caldwell’s Private chamber; « scoulfle ensued. when Cald- ‘wéll shot Brown through the body. He immediately sur- readered himself to the authorities. “The Late Storm im the Gulf of Mexico. Wasminetox, August 18, 1860. New Orleans papers of Wednesday report additional -marine disasters by the late storm In the Gulf of Mexico. ‘The schooner Stephen Hotchkiss, from Mobile for New York, with a cargo of S21 bales cotton aad a deck load of rosin, was dismasted and blown ashore near Passa Lou- ‘tre, There was probability of saving the yossel and ‘The storm swept the whole coast from the Florida Capes to Mexico. Waluation of the City of Boston—The Heenan Reception at Chelsea. Bostom, August 18, 1360. ‘The valuation of the city of Bostoa, for 1900, shows an tnoreage of thirteen million of dollars over that of last year. ‘The Heenan reception at North Cheisea was only par- tially succesaful. About 5,000 persons attended. ‘The coroner's jury in the case of Charles S$. Brown, re- Aarned a verdict to-day, that his death was caused by « (pistol shot fired by George J. Caldwell in self defence. ‘Caldwell was then discharged. Steamship Star of the West. New Ones, August 13, 1960. ‘The steamship Star of the West sails from this port for ‘Havana on the 20th inst. Canal Tolls. Atnasy, August 13, 1360. ‘The caval tole for the second week of August, 1860, ‘wore $98,821, In 1880 they were $47,456. Total tolls Gince the opening, $1,542,106 ; to same etime iast year, $734,019. The te Clab. New BxDFORD, August 18, 1860. ‘The Agate Ciub sailed for Providence and New York to-day, (UHARLESTON, A‘ ‘The steamship James Atger, Captain R. Adam New magae here at seven o'clock this (Saturday) Markets. Bavrimore, August 18, 1 LADELPIBA, August 18, 1860 TS. Wheat dull at $1 26a . Corn —Saiea Books Received to August 15. ‘La ®0b8 and Practical Notes on Steam and the ne oiit, ‘oA! Text Book for 1960. Travels a, “4 Researches in Eastern Africa. Five Years . ‘® China. Autobiograph, ‘%8! Recollections of C. B, Leslie, B. A. Life of Wiltiasn 7: Porter. The Lost Principle, ‘ °F, the Sectional Equilibrium. Castic Richmond: « 20vel, by Anthony Trollope. Nortou’s Life of Wash, '‘ngton. The Monument Cave. Slavery in History, By Co unt Gurowski. Rosa; or, The Parisian Girl. By “irs. I. T. Fletcher. ‘The Queen of Hearts, By Wilkie (‘allins. The Reasun Why (Natarat History). Wilson’s Third and Fourth Readers. Abn’a New Method of Learning Spanish. Memoir of Mrs. Aldworth, the Female Fre "mason. Steam | Wstitute, No. 405 Grand street (Onderdonk's Hall), this NEW Police Intelligence. ALLBORD DISORDERLY HOUSES BROKEN UP—OVY# SIXTY PERSONS ARRESTED. The Lower Police Court at the Tombs was the scene of much confusion and excitement yesterday morning, in Religious Intelligence. OITY CHURCHES. Rey. Samuei B. Willis will preach at the aew Baptist morning et halfpast ten o'clock, and in the evening at “quarter to eight o'clock. Prayer meeting ia the after- noon at half past three o'clock. Im the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of Waverley place, the Rev. L. H. Jones, of San Antonio, Texas, will preach this evening. Services at half-past en, balf-paat three and half-past seven o'clock. ‘The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will bold Public worship at the National Musical inatitute, formerly Goldbeck's Music Hall, No. 765 Broadway, at half-past tea o’clock in the morning. At the Norfolk street Methodist Episcopal chureh, near Stanton street, the Rev. Wm. Lawrence, the pastor, will Preach at half-past ten o'clock this morning, Subject— “<Onristian Holiness.” In the evening, a: a quarter-past three o'clock, the Rey. Wm. McAllister wil! preach. ‘The Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hall, Astor place, in charge of the Rev. Robert G. Dickson, will a bold divine service this morning at half-past tea, and this the of the bouses, were The Revelation tts own Interpreter. . at | and up in the cells for the reminder of Schmidt's Course of Ancient Geography. evening at half-past seven o'clock. be night, Many of thowe who were arrested were legi- O'Reilly on the Placeata, In St. Ann's church, Fighteenth street, near Fifth are | timate lodgers, and complain loudly of the ill treatment Euripides. Harper's Greek and Ivatina Text. ue, Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector. Services to-day, | Ofoe foot Gea wekeg Seer ven coir Lewie’ Studies of Animal Life. with the-voice, at balf-past ten A.M. and cight P.M, and | care but Little what dispesition would be made Friewe’s Ancid of Virgil. in the sign languge at balf-past three P.M. Rev. F.©. | of om by the ciagistrate The presence of Weisicaneeicmiaie biaeianl Ewer, rector of Grace clrurch, Sau Francisco, Califorate, | Sacl.s works batch of Sins ane ae on Hadloy's Greek Grammar, &.,&. be ayectaer ur: japan 4 4, ta | Mrenger for te spoil, and willng to. accept of uy" foe, | prencl 7 ie Inege tent, ia r for the spoils, Dg any Tae: fgg os cgay ag 4 piok | Rngliah a3 threo, and in German at haif-past four PM; pie ae ETE Keen Load fey eeghile nl W.-H. King, U.S.N. Revised b: Engineer { Prayer meeting at seven P.M , and wSabbath achoot a | ty five years, and thi: yy ibroe were mes.and boys: Of this J. W. King, U.S.N. F. A. Taiy, bem Miraot. aine and twe-o'clock, ef the junttion of Broadway, Kighth | Dumber thirty-one were committed for cxamination, This treatise will be found of great assistance to young | #venue and Fify-cightt-street, near the Contrai Park. See eee Pee Oe ee ca engineers. Its object is less to supply the information As Mr. J. Matheson was chaileuged last Sunday evening Dati in the sum of $500 to answer the charge of keeping » which is to be found in the regular text books than to serve as a guide for the student and to direct bis mind into the habit of reasoning and thinking for itself on those subjects that may be presented to his consideration. The studies embraced in the volume are steam, its mecbanical effecta and expansion; expapsion and other valves, slide cut off, the hydro meter, casualties, materials, &c. The operation, defects | Pastor. and perfections of working machinery are explained by heaters and surface condensers demonstrated: by the results of exact mathematical caloulations, No-engi- neer or machinist, but more especially these preparing for the navy, should be withouta copy of this vatmble | of Vermont is to preath the sermon. little treatise. A Porrricai Text Boox For 1860. Coomplindingy Horace Greeley and John F. Cleveland. Pub- lished by the Tribune Association. This volume has been got up to show the working of the slavery question as an element of political agitation in this country. Commencing with the year 1830, It gives: all the national caucuses, conventions and platforms- which have been held since that period. Sketehes of the struggle for slavery extension or restriction, of the compromise of 1850, of the Kansas aud Nebraska difleulty, the popular vote for Presi-| Rey. Wm. Green, who bas for several dent since 1856, and large number of speeches de- livered on the discussions in the slavery question, occupy the remainder of the volume, which is evidently. intended to serve as a handbook for black republican agi- Rev. H. Doane, of Norwich, Chenango county, N. Y. tation. Travers, ReseaRcues AND Missroxary Lanors. Durie an Eigurgen Years’ Restpence w-East- ERN Arnica, By the Rev. Dr. Lewis J. Krapf. disorderly house, and wu) niso discharged, pe Ages vert Romanism to meet him on the ques. tio of Transubetantiation, the distussion will taker place this evening, in the hall % Prince’ street, at bal? aut a: the conduct of the police, and deciere that the pean. oat PAB |, ‘hole thing wes pot up for uo other purposctiiea that of One; blkekmatiing and ieeing the lawyers. The South Baptiat church, of Haetford, nave unant: mously voted to ertend a calito ar. CD. Crase; recent City Intelligences gradi ¢ fs eam Theological bonny omg » Who Haurz oy tux Cry.—Thus far, during ther prewat summer, New York and vicinity bas been causually hoalthy. ‘Tres it is, however, that the bills of mortality for the past two weeks has shown a slight ‘ucrease over the former oues; but this is owing to the fect that Rey, Arth Rev. J. W. Hough, reeentiy of New Yor%-city, bas-ae- | during thet period green truit season hay com- cepted a cal! to the pastoral charge of tho sional enced, when all kinds of thurch in Willston vty and the instaliaron® iar bo take | exposed: fOr sale im our markrts, and oa. to street place on the 15th inst. President Pease of tue University ‘The inquiry would naturally ‘tact? pomp ‘on a is oe no remedy for this evtl? , Moses receatly dismimed from the Congre- Inspector , whom we look to carry Penteetiods Commas, N. ¥., bag ressived a call }. Out the azitary adairs of the metropolis, has givem this the Congregational church at Poughkeepsi>. subject his earnest attention, and examined the laws “The First Chureb of Ghrist”” in Galesburg, Tl., Las Haely to somis. te this case, but he has found no specific e eeratimou call to Rev, FT. Perkin of Williame, | c2aotment that would warrant bim in seizing tho “aripe Mass., to their * ” fruit. Nothing remains, then, but for us ‘ caution our f » to become pastor. readers to beware of the cholersic trsi: sow go plenty, At a meeting of the Central Presbzterian church con- ok tL oar v-sek) qrgation im Cincinnati, the Key. Monry 3f, Sudder of + attended to w: Wille, Ky., was unanimously elected pastor. - a] ak ‘ vear by - ATION: 17 Inspeotor, apy remissocys on the part oc” se sus Panaled over the North Congre- | employee in thle buroad wit! be visited by summary pun- 4 e shine! eeaemeaaninysiee net bene meets. The oubject of sewerage is a matter i:mmediately eon- RESIGNATIONS. nected with the health of a large city. bee ar past year, or since the % administration of thé C-ston Aqueduct Bored, matter has received little or roat- tention, and the consequence is that the breathing oppa- ively speaking—of the city has not bec2en- larged to that extent tn keeping with its growth. ‘Tas Wastama Yasteepar.—The weather in this city during the foreneon and up to ive o’clock P. M. of yea- torday was very warm, the mercury in the thermoreter in the Hamat office ranging as high as 84 degreesat showed evident manifestations of the years held the- | mapeinnd of Christ church (Episcopal) in Green Bay, Wis., resigned the place, and preached bia farewell on Sunday. He goes to Watertown %o take charge of a ebureh there. ‘he Congregational South Carolina papers report the death, on the 24th ult ut rolina papers report. onthe . ‘at Orangeburg, in that Btate,of Rev. Reddick Pierce, aa |, has resigned his pastoral relation to chureb. oar ea | noon. Pedestrians Ticknor & Fields, Boston. elder biotber of Dr L. Pierce. He entered tho Soutt: | effeot of the heat. Tbe shady side of the strect was ‘This work embraces field of explorations of which but | Carolina Conference in 1805, and was its oldest member at | eagerly sough3. At five o'clock P. M. we were ttle wan previously known—the eastern const. and the-| t¢ time of his death. Hui age was 78+ with 8 moat weloome shower, accompanied by thunder joat { on the 16th inst., the remains of Rev. Thos. H. Beve- | 404 lightning. Tho rain wnaied out the streets, and the equatorial sections of Africa, To show the geographi ridge were ht to Philadelphia from’ Kishacoquillia, | ‘shtping rarified the atmosphere. value of the author’s labors, it should be! Mitfiin county was of the Sixth, Rasigaanion w Tum Faooury or m8 New Yor Muciwat stated that while Dr. Livingstone was procecd- ing from the south towards the coast of Mozambique, Dr, Krapb and Mr, Rebman were advancing from the south to the same point. The discoveries of both may almost be said to have formed a junction at Cape Delgado, as they were within a few degrees of each other. The contributions towards a history of the literature of Abys- Binia and the nations of Eastern Africa,to be found in this volume, form not the least interesting and valuabie Portion of its contents. Frve Years i Cara, wits Some Accovnt ov Tus or So. Ain- Great Soesiioe, Oe 4 taxa. By Charles Taylor, M.D. Derby & Jack- son. Although {t cannot be said that there is much that is new in Dr. Taylor's book, it is nevertheless very agreo- able and entertaining reading. The doctor is one of those men whose minds impart to the impressions that they recetve a fresh and original coloring, and the pictures of ‘Chinese life, rendered eo familiar tous by the works of other travellers, inspire a uew interest from the peculiar views which he takes of them. AvroorarmcalL Rkcouiections. By the late Chas. Robert Leslie, R. A. Edited by Tom Taylor. ‘This is one of the most delightful works that has fallen into our hands for some time past. The memorials of cannot fai) to offer a double attraction and interest to the | reader. For the information of those who may not be acquainted with the works and character of the eminent English painter whose name gives value to this work, we | cannot do better than quote the following brief introduc- tory eketch of bim by Mr. Taylor:— ‘see the man of cautioas, trustful, respect- ful nature from the first. Slow in the formation of his judgment, disposed to defer to others in bis art and out of it, but stroug in principle and apt to hold stubbornly to convictions once grasped; not given to court notoriety or publicity, and rather shrinking from than provoking conflict; asking only leave to parsue even tenor of his way in the practice of the unambfious srt he loved, among the quiet friends be valued; equable, af- fectionate, self respecting to the point of reserve and reticeuce; valuing good taste and moderation a3 much in art as in manners; averse to exclusive theories, or loud sounding assertion in all forms; closing a happy, peace: ful, successful and honored life by the calm courage ‘ons death of a Christian, and leaving behind him pictures stamped in every line with good taste. chastened humor and graceful septiment—pictares which it makes us ai gentler and better to look upon—pictures which ip us to love books more and to regard our fellow creatures with kindlier eyes. ‘The records of such a career are surely the best con. — tribution that can be offered to the art literatare of our times. Williamaburg City News. A Strayer Casm —Coroner Murphy held an inquest on Saturday on the body of a young man uamed Heary No- len, who died on Friday night last at his late residence, No 87 South Third street, E. D., it is alleged, from the effects of injuries reevived nearly three years ago, while employed at MeQuinn’s rope walk, in the Fourteenth ward. It seems that a number of young men who were employed there at the same time struck for an increase of pay, and wanted Nolen to join them in the strike. In consequence of his refusal to do so, it is alleged, that they one night seized him, and afler gagging bim, to preveat with his heels up, to a beam in condition AUgerD Asaactt asp Hicrwat Ronexrt.—Six young men, oamed Christian McGinnis, John lee, Andrew Conk- lim, Benjamin Cunnipher, Robert Parks and Jovepn Cor- coren, were arrested on Saturday last on the complaint of Mr. William Hughes, residing on the corner of North Ninth and First streets, E. D., w! ‘that one night, about a week ago, while returning to his ed by the accused and violently beaten ‘The Board will be composed of napa Coy HL. F. Clarke, Sabsistence Department, lately of the it of Utab le directed to repels to Waring ton report to the Commissary General for duty in hi A geveral court martial, for the trial of such military offenders ag be brought before it, is ordered by the ‘ihe ‘amemble at the . ‘17th inet ; at if af ? of $30. young men gave bonds | and will be examined on ibe cbarge before ‘justice ‘Cola: han to day. Army In deceased United Presbyterian church ot Philadelphia, and Gorrncm.—Professor James Bryan, of Philadelphia, bas cen! peed: before mentioned. Mr. Deveridge jaa mished ig dinner, and, when a - resigned the chair of apatomy in the New York Medical from the table, fell dead without Mr. Beve- | Gollege, Thirteenth street. Ace want 10 4 Passe Faxpzr.—James Casay, « iad om- ployed tm the printing establishment of George N. Nasbitt He was thesou of Bev. Dr. Beveridge, &Co., at the corner of Peas! and Pine streets, met with a United Presbyterian Theological " serious accident yesterday morning, while fo ‘Ohio. as ee Rega A gripe gn NEW CHURCHES, eaught in the the machine was ‘a. mo. ‘The handsome now Baptist church in.Stamford, Coap., Py Ay bE aos Repertory, & month!) iodical, pub- Jished by the denomination to he'*was: sttached. cog, whee! tion, and before it could be extracted ft was lacersted in was dedicates ou the @th last. Quitennumber of minis | a serious manner, so that amputation of the Limb is ters were in attendance, of whom Rev. Dr. Phelps, of | deemed necessary. New Paveo; Rev. Dr. Hodge, of ; Rey. Dr. pny | ok Ramen og Lo Rev. C. - of ey Coroners’ Inquests. ook "part rm Mey cae ‘new. — bi part ‘New Farat Lear From 4 Wrvpow.—About noon yosterday ‘1a melancholy casualty occurred at No. 75 Chathai street, ‘vy which aGerman, about thirty years ef age, named S, Zacher, lost his life. The deceased, it appeared, was sick . Dr. of York, preached the sermon. As carly as the yoar 1711 there’ was constituted in the town of Stamford a branc! of the Bspties church ia New York, and one or two years e ized. In We the cae nen conaiaaton Spl wes with fever, and in a moment of detirium got oct.of his bed built in River street. This latter was occupied as late ag and jumped from a third story window The unfortunate 1854. The eee wees SS wee ue man was ed up in ap le condition aad oou- opened tn the church July 2, 1825. there | veyed to the New York but before 2e-could be wee two since have eS eS (0 suck cases be ex- there bave been pastors, one pp pired, Corose: Schirmer bei anu fequest wpox the body, while Pr en ol a of whom are still sup- Farat Rarmoa> Accromrt.—A named Uidward Han! Io here by Gaps four ct joa have boon joined | cua, who was admitted to the New York Tespital ox the sent out from It to olbe: churches, pers a a fractzreof the ieg, re- The corner stone of a new Presbyterian church was \nid cotged ag being ven. over by 9 car in Jersey City, died at Mount Oatroll,il., on Use 494th of July. on evening from the effects of the inimry. Deceased | dn swap tan tn Cid bad the brokea limb tated, bat be sank under the Seth of Anguat, on the operation, and died on Friday, sa sbeve stated, Coroner oceasion of of the of the Holy | Svbirmer held an inquest upon the body. Aw Uncxown Maw Fooxp Daap.—én inquest was held by Coroner Jackman upon the body 0 ap unknow® man, about fifty years of age, apparently a German, who diod at the Seventeenth precinct station house from ntem- Deceased about five fect six tnebos in ‘perancs eight; had derk gray bair, gray oyes,and was iba + fis sent 9 he deadiouse at BAtorse conseera: | Fami'y. This chureb is but little short of tmmense, and | when compietely finished {t will be a magnificent struc- | ture. The consecration will be attended by no less than | eleven bishops, and a large number of priesta and dea- | cons. The copeecration sermon will be by the | Most Reverend Archbishop of St. Louis. Sermons will | alo be preached in Kagtiah by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Carroll, | Brvhop of ovr Ky.; in German by the Rt. Rev. Dr. | clad. The body was gent to Henot, Bisboy jaukee; and in Freoch by the Rt. Hospital for identification. | Rev Tr. De St. Palais, Bishop of Vincennes, (ad. Five | 4 Bor Kitian—Vanpior ov Canscxa—Corouse Schir- UDeusand tickets of admussion will Le issued. ‘The corper stone of tho First Presbyterian church of | Downingtown, Pa, was laid on the afteruoon of Thureday, | the 8d of Angtst. mer held an inquest yesterday, at ihe Fourteenth pre cinet station house, upon the Body of Francis Nowotuy A child about eight years old, residing with his parents et No, 115 Hester strect, who was almost instantly Killed by a beam of iron falling upoa him while playing fo front of the Excelsior Iron Works, No. 1 Centre street, on Friday evening. ‘The jury, alter tuily invest! gating the case, rendered the foliowing verdict —*Death MISONLEANEOUS, ‘The correspon {ert of the Portamouth Chronicle gives the following particulars:—During the thunder storm Wednesday evening, a house occupled by Mr. Dearborn ck by lightning, aod Mrs Brown, | an Irish lady, was iusteutly Killed, whe @t prayer, bav- | trom injuries received by being crushed by an iron beam, ing jurt made the remark to Mre. Dearbora, that tr tho | in frout of the premises No. 201 Centre street. The jury Lord was to take them, she knew of nothing better to be | censure the proprietors of the Exce’stor Iron Works for doing than to be at She leaves four smal! ch'ld- | their culpable carelessness in allowing said beam to be ren to the care of her busband. The bouse is so much placed so af to have created she aforesaid tu)urloe. damaged ag not to be worth repairing. ) The Methodists of Philadelphia have ht Wsite for a Arrivals and Departures. | catmp ground in Kent county, Dol, for whieh they have | ARRIVALA, paid $17,000. | Bsvgewsn—Steamehip, florida © Oats, G, A Onto sud Rev. Warren Jenkins bar been ited to the chimp. | lady, Mise Keliog, Mra Fleteber, WC lady, two ebil- lnincy of the Obio Penitentinry at us, in place of | Gree and ser ee Fl Ryan, i'M teen Rey. Lorenzo Grainer, repigors ton, Mr . : fs Rarvet. RL a. Geo Sharpe, Wi The iowal Chusta in Newari, N. J., of whicti ; Cuirers Lougle Sweeny © ie W Rev. W. has been pastor for fire years, has | {thos Jobo havin, | Oe cir, Aw MeRey, a a membership of 497, which is larger than that of other Congregational choreh out of New England, with | | Napier. lady and child) L robo, | Haabielt. | Wiad Je three exceptions—Piymouth eberch, and the Church of | Lyon, D Stein, P kif, Frank Webb, DW Patterson, @ w the Puritans, Brookipn, and the church at Oberlin, Ohio. | Belcher, D i Dickingre, F Hepes) L ig Sut. There are but four Coogregational churches in New Jor- | Harvey Bx 4 OB Hemaene, 6 { Jones, Mt Haches, wey. | _ In the matter of the Prince's reception, the citizens of Kingston, Canada, are at a dead lock. A ball ia talked of, ‘but there is no bal! in the elty large enough for the pur- ARRIVALS, Anrwerr—Bark [iawathe—8 Haine. Penn Liidas—Joseph Cemarile, § Peroni, wife pose, ait the ball in- Pee apis ten ta the teusteos cf the Methodiat eburch for | Bawnaros—Pack Gazelle—R F fiazel, ii Oreenider, W i the wee of their room in the Ofty Hall. It is questionable | Mchinstry. four eblidrea and nurse 8 whether they will get it. | tavawa—Back KA Chase—Me Rockwell and In’y M Peter The ladies of a fashionable congregation in London are | Back Rrven, Ja—Brig Blanche—J For | taleing a fund by subscription to euable their minister to | Pout av Parwer—Sehr Camtor—W R Jaca+> | get a divoree from his wife, cmeanmne, | Congregational at SuMald, Gona., has Iately | _ Sovtnaxrrom ann Havire—@teamatip Araqo—Major FS | ane at ae ae dope hey 4 ribbard Cron Geo Zatch Costas 0 Boas Wile | support of the misistry, given by the late Mrs. Canteld, | berlend, Br MGtnn, Be See a chnlestoa, SC, Joba P of that place. Wooawart, > Omhermer, Philadelphia, Valere de threban tere : - yin ra 2 Xiiuee, veven lilizen, aad servaot, Now, Onleare, 1 jor is Horrintiner: caliente ‘1 Owntaary. A’ Derecher Calvornia; Obas Kiba, New York, JO Barthoio 2 © Rivas, Cnba; Joba Sauieiet, James B Cone, Con. Btamiord: Mrs Louis Jacot, F re P Avery, (wo children and servant; Mr Horacio, # Koti lenbarg Mre L Leciene and child, Rew York; Mra © Torver, three children and servant; H Cally, Mra H Cailly DEATH OF VICTOR G. AUDUBON, Victor G. Audubon, the fon of the distinguisled oral thologist of that name, aod the aseletant of his father {2 the preparation of celebrated works oa , died De kt Hunipbrey. | on Friday, at his residence, Audubon Park, Fort Washing- ; 20 58< csllcren; Mew and daughter; srs © 0 Dubooe, tout TES Yengrel taken place to day. (Bunday), attnree | Remy work; Mike Jone Rover, A. R Mriier, Rew Oricang! | P.M. The office pers and students * Sere Fopinin Debaiekee on ehtld, al Academy of Deelgu are requested to attead his fune: Brenkie, New Jowes D. Haren, for some time past agest of the peers at New Orleans, died on Monday aight, in Phila- Woo deipbia, of copsump:ivs. j Me. Jamas Banna, » well known and tad | BF citizen of South Baltimore, died at bis ‘on the | 12th moet, Mr. Sanks was for years a member of the shipbuilding firm of ‘sauke & Rigen, fa which coo nection he was extensively known At the time Of bit death he bad attained the age of 54 years. Gumpert AH laay—and 16 in Mr, Caanuze Bene died at bis residence, in Sarstogs, on he Peerege Tes the Tui ‘oat The inheritor of \ he was of po 4 —tienmebin Rarmne—W 9 Were snd Manor Toes. Sp Gepeeninn, ons Ge Fenee mcommitor ap- | Henc}"G Mamaishtn iat Wt Reg Names, B Thste. dot | pointed by the courts to take charge of his realth. | Bens © Memeeabh, tt LEG dere lars Rossa tise | Generous and upright, he wae generally respected. Hie | Wiifisws, Uiree cotiiren and servant: itarernid, I= | age wes about eeventy years. He was the nearest male | WI reat, goes Srey Oe ree oy ae ‘§ Howell Be aye tn ED Ol bn ome 255 \ even ite. A years ~» ul ami srToR: 5 thst he was Sarees 00 pees almanacs around “Al oany for | fund tae Be Bul, bt aden, Mie 4 S living. Iu 1964 he fell botr tow largo fortune. Hie soon | iy ber, Mes oY 7 ®, after married @ Mies Holridge, eee of the lave | ihalmland wey. t Bd pe oe ae aes, Seoator Young. Since his matringe he bas resided in| Yin Fteddard, Jeo Beason, Rha Baratoga, ine, Wp foun and nd ‘ ei smn SB Se ig fae ees Jersey City News. A vonrgy, OF Wi 4 Pouce Arroricmve —A apecial meeting of the Jermoy | 2% Wraimae Letom, We Ryan, Mt Arana’ nen, P Taylor, ¥ Ht were, City Common Gounci! was betd Tuesday, for the purpose Augamectioweli Cobb, & Shan: of taking action upon the nominations of the Mayor for yen, R Westrone ant imiy, Mre lendelsnhn, J Apple, A Marsbdin, A Beret, Pf ) private } } ‘Chief and membe the Department. The following | bh IS Poier, Ur ers the eppotetments:— a3 shimen, M Kious, Dr sher Por %. Marinua, re elected, — and Ree ara ee wars 6 + | Patroimen—©. Kipp, Julian P. war: ; js ol Williams, Matthew Bri » Daniel f fon Laoppit. ¢ ' od hit oa? | Lomaeand of the Obeat are ‘YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1860, _ Political Intelligence. Garnyc Sava@e. —The Douglas men arc getting rabid in certain parts of iinois and Indiana. They recently atlempte! to prevent Lincoln men from exercising the right of free speech, aud got « sound drubbing for their peing. Calvorstd Frsuxixé.—The following of dish are abundant on the coast of petreetrhmet cod, bass, turbué and ear mackerel, percb, Hounders, 5 dines. The intter are of euocllent qual , and of full size and flavor, Salmon and sturgeon are taken iz large quautities—the latter of a delicate flavor. Drawings of France, Bi a 1 one Li of France Broadbent's & Co."# Avovst 18, 1860. 66, 69, 22, 6, 24. 55,13, 25. ENTS & CO., Wilmington, Dela 39, 77 DaLaware—Crass 304, we 46, 62, 34, 56, 63, 12, 22, 59, 36, 64, Cx sent tree of charge by address OOD, EDPY & CO., Wilmi L Or to WOOD, EDDY 2 CO Statistica! Stasisties! Statiwotest! TERE I A GREAT RESPONSIBILITY JOMEWHERE, RAD. Diseases of the Substances ont of of of the Pleurisy, Pi i treated by ing or ‘artarized antimeny. Tie result iv die when treated with bleeding, calomel, &c. when tar! BRANDRETH’S hundred and five die. Sagal ble pnewm pata, inflammation of both lungs, cations. For years 1 baveffoliov" y, when tr disease with BRAN] Tenult ia paeumoola ie ae above. etmted tlent. ‘To ectublish these facts im the pudiie pecei sary tint BRANDRETH'S PLULS shal! have pu’ Fol and fnpardal trial Wil, thong ¢ we the power—Phy State Legiaistyres—ansi al, Where the purgedive plain of treatment ean be fully and fairly (ested under my direction, In cases taken indiscriminately or by lot {rea the various warda? Bow unhesita‘ingly assert, prophesyinof the frre from ‘he pent, that the reoovery by the purgative os compared wi.tvtne ilar practice. will in that case be as %n to one. ‘be success of the purgative plan {3 all the forms of the only ore diseare, Ie easily accounted for Disease may settie upon different parts, yet it is stl impurity of Gre blood, mad the diferent appearances ai " me quences of 5 or lewor fi 5 purity and nature of jenlar organ where it developes tterit, I em satiefled that the method of purifying, removing effete or impure matters from the body will cur” Uisease sooner tian aay other means, ana often when every other means bso tone’ ; one Hy By 5 g ike Te is well that the public should ponder over trathe go im- portant, and wudabeteine at the very root of all mystery ur medicine. B, BRANDRETH, M. D. Brandreth’a Pills 26 cents per box, Otice 294 Canal street, aise No. 4 Union square, New York, and by all dealers. Smirts! Shirts!! Six for $5. ‘W&de from the beat Wameutta and water twist muslin. Depot 106 Chatham street, corner of Pearl. Dom? Over Ma -and Benes, Me and the Social Grab Game of the Age, Photographed b: HOLMES, 390 Broadway. Price $1. 4 i Movel Idem !—Mende Brothers, will Dre- sem any party itters a P raph tay Tons Bech 10 Fecelve e'picture worth $10 for82 289 Broad way Photographs.—Mintataze, Cawinet, Imperial and Life Size. CHAS. H. WILLIAMSON, Raiablished 161, Gurney’s Gallery, " nt 707 BROADWAY. PastoaysPiatares ta Oil, and Daguerrecippea’ fiteinway & Sons’ Ovoratrung grangand square Pianos are warraaied for Sve yours. areroows 82 and SeWalker sire. Grover & Pemests Qetemreted, greed Eee Fulse weet Bag Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines, aioe 05 Broadway, N. ¥. Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Barres, groet sates, 261 Broadway, corner of Murray street, Deflance Salamander Safes—With Pa- Also fire and burglar Pe PATRICK: he i See and Dertabie Heat- ss BARTLETT & LRSURY. 486 Broadway. The Champion's Belt. is Ours.—Dr. J. Bovee Dod’s Imperial Wine Betess.q0e snicsncaly ‘acknow- Sg a id Bolomea’s sea! and b DDIFRLD & CO. Proprietors, No, 7S William street, New York. Fold by drugeiaie generally.” Cristadoro’s Mair Mp and FT Tat — lal a Lyte Heir Bae She, Bosh, or Brown. sgeh.te.2 parler bya agai Beautiful Comnptention-iatedte Pearl bas achiewad @ al as having no equal for beantify- ing and rreserving the and rkin. Sold at all drug- gals. Privcipal depots 737 and 439 Brondway. Dr. Mareh Conti: to Apply his Radi- eal Cure Trugs with success in effecting cures of bernia or rupvure. MARSH &CO, No. 2 Vesey sirect, 5. ¥ If Vou Would be Speedtly and Effecta~ of Piles, use HOLLOWAY'S famous Tt te eure in its operation, and unattended pain or aanoyance. Its use does not prevent altention wo with Dual. Married. Foorer—Wi1ama.—At Tome River, N. J , on Wednes- day, Avgust 15, by the Rey. M. C. Stokes, Jomy S. Fostaa, of this city, to Hawwan Wniase, of the former place. How sn>—Kakems —On Tuesday, July Sl, by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Armitage, Mr. Branroxn Howarn to Miss Ina ¥V. Kannes, all of this city. Hvesar—Surra —On Tuesday, Augost 7, at the resi- dence of the bride's uncle, No. 31 Lexington avenue, by the Rev. Father Osinego, Joamrn M. Hosery, of Brooklyn, to Mist Joanya Sxora, of New York Died. Bezacr—On Friday, August 17, Eowarp Basany, & native of the parish of Kiloe, county Longford, Ireland, years. “tthe relailves and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Sunday) ateraoon, at ‘is brother-in- “Tous Has, 0 law, Keegan, 85 Pacific street, . Barviyo —On Saturday, Acgust 18, ous Haxny, onl, child john Henry aad Sophia Bruning, aged 1 year, 8. of Jobo months aud 6 ; ‘The friends relatives of the family, also the mem- bers of Hermava No. 268, F. & A. M., are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, . His remaios of Hudson. son of Benjamin @. and Mary Ai friends are respectful y invited to attend his funeral from bis late reatdence, No. 1 Whitehall! street, this (Sua- ) sfternoon, at three o'clock. urnen!.—Op Saturday, August 18, Taomas CaMPHEit, of the Parish of Clonbroney, county Longford, Ireland, aged 20 yeare and 5 months ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- yited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of his brother, Patrick Campbell, No 46 Oliver street, and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, No. 1 New York, of which be is a member, also No. 1 Brooklyn, are also invited to attend bis funeral without further notice. His remains will be taken to Calvery Cemetery. DeRois. —On Saturday morning, August 13, Georor At- mewn, infant son of Addison and Margaret &. DuBois, aged 5 months and 25 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfull invited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of hi parents, No. 251 West Thirty fourth street, shis (Sunday) , at three ofc ook, withoat further invitation Foor: —On Saturday morniog, August 18, Lucy Any, | wife of B. ¥. Foote, aged 31 years and 6 days. Tue frieade of the family are invited to attend the fane- Ta! at 156 Fort Greene place, Brooklyn, on —. noon, at two o'clock. Her remains wil] be to Croonwrens G for interment. at ten A. M., which Caine. test tw “Gican Ou Saturday, August 18, Mrs BLO AR urday, Au q a native of Ballyshannon, county Hier relatives and acquaintances, Francis and James, arc respectful foneral, from ber tate residence, 118 Malberry street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains # taken 10 Calvery Cemetery for interment. Hanes. —On Thoreday, Me ws, Clave Harms, aged 81 years, § months The of the fam’ 04 avenue D, corner of Seventh street, this (@unday’ o'clock. The remaiss will the Latheran Oumetery for interment. Hart —In thie city, on Thurs: morping, Augost 16, Francis H., son of George ©. and fet U- Hall, aged & months and 2 days. Hotses —On Satorday, A’ ‘18, Many Jase LHowmns, year, T months and thse friends of the fatnfly are invited to attend the fune- ral 1. ahaeeoanem atreet, on Monday moraing, at teu o'clock. Kuavan —(m Batarday, August 18, Canmeve Kraay, 8 native of Queeus county, ireland, aged 89 years ‘The friends of the ‘tamiy are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this ry, . at two o'cloek. Hier remains will be to Calvery Cometers for inter. ae 18, of typhoid fever, Jom RET, " C4 ‘The relatives and Crignda of the family are reepectCuliy 18 remaing wit be taker’ to Westchester otaour On Tireraday, At 19, after IY. A 1 i Mancwer, ‘of Michae! Sd lalony, aged it years, 11 montharand ‘22 days. ‘The relatives and friends of respectiuliyy davited to attend ber Zameral, thir / ), from the re sidence te, 192 Munroe: . MommGmAN, the beloved wife of Am+ drew Moneghan, ‘OF years, & native of county, Moneghan, Her friends and ‘acquaintances are respectfully’ to attead the funeral, from ber late reatdence, 173 Mul- berry street, this jae half peat as o’clocte, to Calvary 3 Muze —On morning, Augay 1s ue. ae Euiza Gammacpe, wife of Hecty G. Miller, aged yoare, 7 months aad 23 days. day ‘The friends of the fam! 4 Sea a ren ra on i faturday, 18, Busasers, wife of James Mooney, aged 33 5 The friends and relatives of the family invited to attend the funeral, thts at one o'clock, from her late residence, 818° Mast Thir- G McCarrs—Om Friday, August 0%) Particx eldest sn of Jehn and Ellen MoCarty, of county Cor'e, Ireland, aged S1 years, 11 months, end “Fre friends of the family and thoso of his brother. Thomas Keely, are reaporttully invited to ‘ind =. bcacrrray vee from 3373 Water street. Nowkis,—On ‘Sturdy, tages 18, Jouy Nommsy aged 28 years. ‘the friends of the family are respectéally invited to at- fend the funsral, this (Sunday) afternoem, at one o'clock, from the corner of Ninety seventh street and Fifth avenue. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for Interment. tr: < rm jouTuur—At Bergen, ¥.J., on morning, August 18, tka enter ‘only child of John H. and Masy A. Northrup, agod 9 mon’ rests: x Souls Berges, Wewtout. (place, tis (Sunday) parents, at afternocn, attwo o'clock” ‘The friends of the are invited to attend. The remains will be taken to Raxp.—On Briday, A 21, Wa. Resp, New York and» Sandy Hook Pilot, aged ‘% years. The friends and a. the , the New- York and Seady Hook Pilots and their also the- members of Kuickerbocker Lodge No. 22 of 1. 6. of O. are iy invited to attend the funeral, this day) afternoon, at two o’clock, from his late resi No. 189 Monroe atreot, without further invitation. Reitty.—Om Saturday, August 18, Cataamua Reniy aged 25 years. Her rémaius will be taken to Calvary for ia~ terment, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, tie residence of ker afilicted mother, No. 250 Division streat, Romertsos —On Saturday, August 18, Mrs. Maamua Romxatsom, in the Slst year of her age. ‘The (rieude of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, on Munday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from the residevee of ber son-in-law, Wm. W. Osborn, No. 333 Broome street. a —At moogpee hyper v prem] N-Y., = iy, 7, Ane, " ter of Thomas #. and atin tale, aged ‘9 months apd boon 3 ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend hes funeral, from the residence of ber parents, No. 80 Boepam street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three a'elock. ‘Thamysow —On Satvsday, Au; 18, CLexxerore, daughter of Heory Gand Youlsa 1. "Thompsoa, aged 8. ears, T months and 33 7 Cusrlston, 8.0, ana Yiarttord, Conn., papers) please. “Teor.=On Saturday, August 18, Romer E. Teor, of. ‘Bmail pox, aged 2 years, 7 months and 6 days. ‘The fricads of the family are respectfully invited to ate toad his 5 of bis parenta, No. Tames street, ow Monday , at one o'clock, Cork papers please copy Watsnt.—Rosast A. WAtsn, aged 21 years. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully iav ited to attend his funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, corner Fort, seveath wireet snd Fiwet avenue. His remains will be takoa te Greenwood Cemetery. MISCKLLANKOUS. A’ #2 BROADWAY, AND ALL DRUGOLSTS. 3. B. STAFFORD'S OLIVE TA2. Warx Tan is INmALED te poe PES ares Se ees Tusest, AND ALL TUE Atm CELIA OF THR RELSEVING AT ONCR was, or ed rocthing and healing Da or ee Riot oe Ot nex Onrve Tam ts avrcrep tla mamnetic or concenweied curative powers render ft a most efficient git « PAIR SRNITEATOR ONve Tar ix pot sticky—doea not ‘© centa a boule, at 442 Broadway, N. ¥., and by all dregeaa, J.B. STAFFORD’. TRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS are a soluble of tron and sulphur, wh Biss “estan BRS tesa ofS Pectasly shah Petes Uniting with fe digested foot, Tnx Revrrafizn Axp PURIFY THE BLOOD. Tuxy Iurant ‘to Tux Nenvous Sreagu. ‘Trev Ixviconate tue 1. Tuy 8 5 Tnxy REGULATE THE SRORETIONS OF Boar. AND AxE A FOR Ait FEMALE + Pacuson. At No. 442 Broadway, New York, and by all draggiate. LS yy AND GAITERS AT JONES, 10 AND nn street, ® pew style, and warracted lo give perfess BETTRR OPPORTUNITY NEVER OFFER TO CON POR TNE REST 3) DATS ONLY. ALL CAN NOW UPPLIBD WITH THE EUREKA CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES, AND PAY FOR THE SAME IN WEEKLY OR MONTHLT INSTALMENTS, a. deat. RIDGEWATES PAINT. — durable and economical, ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLABOSD Jotnia and all diseases of the tage enred, or meonvenience to ibe, patient, by BAC aaalat ae 760 Broadway. to physicians our € eons of the city. DA LUTHER, DENTIO?. REMOYED—13 GREAT JO! sire, Superior Artiticial Teeth at hie usual D*, 3, ROSTETIER'S BITTERS.— THESE fi upiversally neh nowlecdged to be a ure cure for Fever and A Fietolence, Sr ag Et m ’ ven 7 tone 0 tem, remove a!l morbid matter, end in fret thoroughly: ‘hears the aystem of ail impurities. The p this preparation to the public, mesure them enne, when it haa been i Lf 3 3 ze oF THE NGR A! THROAT BUC 3 gsr NG a EY AS FIXTURES, GAR FIXTURES, Ones wit oStouna e “ and wae ats ig £00, KDIUM GRADE CLARETS ann Shnieiel Te i to bed re NSS hl Benes LR ws are QOUTHERN BERCB ANTS — CORDIAL coon Led oar een oe soter ekeeme i Also, rich cat ‘Table Gmee