The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1860, Page 5

he barnacles have all disappeared from the wll of the ship of State. Foreign travel will pen his eyes, and prepare him for the respon- bilities which he must assume sooner or later. herefore it is good to know that his Royal High- s takes things easily, and reads the papers tteutively. He will find them more and more ntertaining as he approaches the mngtropolis of he Western World, where he will be received ith even more empressement than in his own Hominions, SESE News from the National Capital. OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. Wasurverox, August 27, 1860. PNDITION OF AFFAIRS IN RUBOPE—EUROPEAN INTERFERENCE ‘WITH THE AMERICAN REPUBLICS. European intervention in Mexican affairs, in opposition ‘the wishes of the United States government, is deemed Juite improbable in diplomatic circles, The present pect of the political relations of the great Powers in urope indicate that Spain, France, Prussia and England il] have quite sufitclent to employ thelr attention on Continent for some time to come. Spain should ow tbat her gurest guarantee for the safety of wba is in her refraining from meddling in he aifairs of the republics in America. There little doubt that active intervention by the European overnmenits im American matters would be the sigual for p attack upon Cuba, which could searcely fail to wrest it om Spain, Privateering, or filibustering, would not onfine itself te this continent, but would also fly to the id of Garibaldi in the release of Venice and Italy. In- ‘vention once commenced would, like a two-edged ord, cut both ways, and regult in the loss of Cuba to ‘in and of thrones to”some of the European dynastics. {t is not shought that it will be unsheathed. OF VESSML# OF WAR ORDERED ON SPECIAL SERVICE IN 5 THE GULF OF MEXICO. The following is a correct list of the vessels ordered to pecial service in the Gulf of Mexico:—Susquehauna, owbatan, Pocahontas, Savannah, Sabine, St. Louis, ipply aud two or three others of the home squadron. be Prebie was telegraphed at Pensacola, but she had ied for Boston before the receipt of the despatch. She itl mot vow be ordered to the Gulf. Althouga It is not positively ascertained that Spain in- adé a hostile attack on Vera Cruz and other Mexican ports, the administration has, in consequence of receat formation, takem precautionary measures to render rec protection may become necessary to American persoas aad theif property. MILITARY APPATES. The following assignments have been made to the Ad- jutant General's Department:—Brevet Major Nichols to e department of Texas; Captain S. Williams to tne de- ent of Oregon; Captain Withers to the Adjutaut General's office, Washington. Major Sedgwick, writing to the War Department from Pamp, near Fort Larned, Kapaas Territory, says he had ned from s scout in the Smoky Hillcountry. The oops were absent seventy days, travelling 1,200 miles, put had seen no hostile Indians. ills opinion is the jowas and Comanches have scattore, roving, if at all, email! bands, A military post is forthwith to be establisued on the ig bead of the Carson river, in Utah. The troops there: outsare protecting the mail carriers and em/grants from the Iudiapa. CIREULATION OF POLITICAL DOCUMENTS. About half a million documents are weekly sent out from the Capitol folding rooms on account of the several litical parties. In addition, the same kind of work is xtensively performed at the Club rooms. ‘The President has written that he will return to Wash- on on Wednesday. Douglas’ Campaign in Virginia. PRLIGATFUL PLEASURE EXCURSION TO HAMPTON AND OLD POINT COMFORT. Prrensacec, Va., August 27, 1860. This was a great day with Douglas. Himself and friends were all agog sbout half-past four this morning. eaving the National Hotel, at Norfolk, ere yet the sun forth rejoicing in his splendor, followed more by my bumbie eelf—keoping close, however— Ihey proceeded on board # steamboat which had been spe- ty chartered for the occasion, and, as soon as the last cpected loiterer got om board, started on a trip to Hamp- ‘This visit to Hampton was designed entirely asa trip and in compliment to the candidate, and not ‘be taken advantage of for any electionering purposes. anced as the oceasion was, there wero but the usaal loiterers about when the steamer got to Hampton. evbsequently, however, Mr. Douglas addressed a lit- knot of people, with his usual success. A couple of hours to create a desire to get away, and on the shrill of the steamer'’s whistle there was an im- @tampede from the hotel. ‘The next visit was to Point Comfort. There the y again landed, with an accession of numbers. A irect course was taken to the Hygeia Hotel, whero Dougias was almost immediately waited on by Dimmick, Commandant of the fort, and several his oficers, After the usual introductions had been through, the whole party proceeded to visit the of interest connected with this extensive fortilica- ‘The band of the garrison turned out in full uni- |, sad during our short stay enlivened the time with well executed music. ‘Time being called, the party agsin assombied, and bid- good bye te the military friends, in whose esti. , politically se woll as personally, the Senator to hold a high place, repaired at once to the iy D ‘The noxt short resting place was at the Norfork and i Railway depot. Here a large number fof Norfolk citizens assembled to the Judge off, But one universal feeling appeared to the throng It was most favorable indeed to Mr. , aad spoke strongly of the effect which his expo- of Saturday night bad upon the community. The in the Douglas stock was tbe whole absorbing theme discuss 00. ‘The train started off to Petersburg. At Sulfolk station leome hundred persons had xwembled, who cheered Justily as the iron horse again started on bis way with « which reverbernted through tbe echoing woods, whieh lay right ip our path on either tide. But here at Petersburg « most enthusiastic recep- tion awaited him. As the train advanced to the depot the loud report of a cannon startled the timid. An- Other end another foilowel, aud, amid the roaring of canaon, the straine of « band of music, and the wel- coming cheers of « large concourse of people, Judge Douglas alighted. It "ae with didiculty he made bis way ‘to an open barouche, reta ned to convey him to his hotet. ‘Thither the crowd followed, and, in & short time the Jniige appeared sud briefly addressed them. He re served himself for a creat speech to morrow evening, ender promive of which the crowd, well pleased, quietly diapered. Douglas stock rising is till the ery Reported Battie Ketween the Aboi ts and Siaveholders of the Choctaw Nation. SHENUTON, August 27, 1960. The New Orleans Pic Korthora Texas pa Pere speak of @ bloody fight in the Choetaw Nation, be tween the abolition and slayebelder parties, fc which over one bundred were killed. The story te dowbtl.(. it Aati-Mormon” Excttem in County, t St. Lor, Angumt 27, 1880, Covaideradle excitement exists in Hancock county, Il! oelative to a rumor that the Mormons intend returning and eettling at Nanvoo, under the lead of Joe Smith, Jr. A mass meoting of tne citizens was held at Carthage on the Gist, who protested against their returnieg, and de- ciared they would not allow them to do 80, ‘The St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Katl- road. Sr. Lows, Anguet 27, 1960. ‘The total earnings for the third week Io August of the St. Lois, Alton and Chicago Railroad were $25,077 62 ; increase over the same week in 1859, $7,006 1° Suicide at Independence, Mo. Isparexpneee, Aagust 27. 1990. A young man, tamed Edward Raf, committed suicide here on Saturday, by shooting bimself with a shot gua. Ble haa @ father in Now York sad « brother in Covington, Kentucky. ———— Salling of the Parana. Bowron, August 27,1860 ‘The steamship Parana sails at half-yest pine o'closk to- Morrow morning for St. Jotue, N. F., and Galway. Weather Report. Or. Jones, N. F., August 27, 1940. ‘Wied weet; weattier clear; thermometer #9 degrees. Qape Recs— Weather fogzy. Hancock NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Arrival of the Pony Express—Commercial News—Sult Against Steamship Cap- taims—Political Affairs—News from Ore- gon and British Columbia—Large Fire at Sacramento—$80,000 or $90,000 Worth of Property Destroyed, d&c., dc. ‘Sr. Joumru, Mo., August 2, 1860. The pony express, somewhat behind time, reached here last night, with news to the 15th. San Francwco, August 15, 1860. Arrived at Sam Francisco, 12m, the ship Mameluke, from Boston; 18th, steamer Soudra, from Panama; pas- sengers all well; 14th, barks Druid, from London, and Lord Raglan, from Manila. No departures. The Jacob Bell has cleared for Hong Kong with 86,009 feet of lumber, and wheat and flour equivalent to 4,536 barrels, The Lizzie Spauiding has cleared for Australia ‘With 17,600 sacks of wheat and 2,120 barrels of flour. ‘The market for certain descriptions of goods continues fairly active, with an advancing teudency, but in others there is not much doing. Of bacon, there wore sales of 1,600 bhds. J, H. L. and Barbier’s to speculators at 120. a 12Xc. The trade demand is light and unaffected by the sales referred to, Butter has moved freely, with sales of 1,200 firkins old at 12c. # 1234c., 600 firkins choice Horn at 25c. a 280., 260 do, June Isthmus ex steamer at 36c. Lard is less active. J. H. & Co, has settled at 173¢c., and is low at that figure, without indications of any further improvement. Cheese is worth I4c. and ts scarce. Hams and pork are quiet and firm at last quotations. Candles are better dealt in; best brands adamantiue sel slowly at 2034c. Coffee: Rio, 1c. « 143c.; 450,000 Ibs Manila arrived yesterday, dull; sell at 10c. Dried ap- ples move briskly at 7c. alc. In sugars a moderat business is doing in raw at ashade better rates. Re- finers’ price bas advanced to 13c. for A; last sales of Rastern were at 12c. a 1235c.; nothing done at the new price, Spirits turpentine brings $1. In foreign and do. Mestic spirits there are fow transactions without notice- able change in rates. Teas and wines remain dull. Wheat—Buyers will not purchase at anything over $1 60. Farmers have commenced shipping own grain to New York in prefereuce to accepting this rate. A fire took place in Sacramento on the morning of the 15th of August, which destroyed the Union Hotel, on the north side of J stree@, between Seventh and Fighth, and & nutaber of adjoining buildings. The total loss was esti- mated at $800,000 or $900.00. (Probably $80,000 or $90,000—Bi.! The fire was supposed to have beon caused by an incendiary, ‘The pony express, with St. Louis dates to July 31, ar- rived at Carson Valley on the 11th and at Sacramento on the 12th, but owing to its being , when no steam- ers depart, the ¢: Was detained there twenty four hours, aud did not reach San Francisco until late at night on the 13th. Char'cs P. Duane has commenced a Suit in the United States District Court against Charles Goodall, master of the steamer Hercules, for $25,000; Captain Pearsoa, of the steamer John L. }, for $50,000; and Captain Watkins, of the steamer Go'den Gate, for $50,000 » row tog out of his being forcibly carried a from Cali- fornia, by order of the Vigilance Committee, in 1956 The San Francisco Herald has changed editore, and comes out for Breckinridge: It is now entirely owned And controlled by federal officers. ‘A new Dougias democratic daily, called the Nati, bas just been started jn San Francisco. A Beil and Everett eaily, called the Constitution, bas | also beca started. There are abont $450,000 in the State Treasury, but | $275,000 of this amoant will s00u go to etfact a complete payment of all the State prison claims that ave accrued to date. a the Washoe mines the news possess but little in- rest. ‘The Vizalia Del/a says fifteen or twenty assays have ‘been made of silver ore from the Coro mints, the results reneing from $700 to $3,000 per ton, and averaging about NEWS FROM OREGON, Oregon advices are received to the 6th inst. News un- wheat crop is reported good, and a large surplus will require export. Politics were exciting, but there was no now tangible evidence to show the relative of parties. The Jacksonville Sentinel having come out for Breckinridge, « new Douglas organ will be started in that stroag demo- cratic county Reporta from the Jacksonville Quartz mines continue avorable. NEWS FROM BRITILA COLCA. British Columbia dates are to the 9th, per stenmer Ore- gon, Which brought down over $50,000 in A'silver mine is the lower Frazer. discoveries are also reported farther in the interior, containing about five per cent of silver. Copper mines in blocks too large for removal, much the ®ame as thoge upon Lake Superior, are @aid te havo besn discovered in enormous quantities. Altogether the ac- counts seem to be exaggerated. News from Pike's Peak. St. Josmru, Mo., August 27, 1860, The Pike’s Peak express arrived this morning with Denver City dates to the ist inst. A subscription is voivg raised for extending the tele. graph from Fort Kearney to Denver, with a good pros. pect of raising the requisite amount. ‘The excitement is increasing in regard to the recently discovered silver leads near Tarryall and Breckinridge. ‘The ore assays from $200 to $1,700 to the ton. Thou- sands of claims bave been taken, and many are stam peding from the gold digzings to the silver mines. The California gulch continues to pay richly, and in the McNulty, Georgia and Humbug gulches the miners aro realizing sums from nothing to $60 to the man ‘The weather is cold in the Southern mines, and there bas been a light fall of snow in the Gregory diggings. Some owners, discouraged in quartz mills, are selling out at below cost, but the general feeling is one of in creasing confidence, andfthere is a steady increase of suc- cess in separating the gold from the quartz. . In Denver City business is reviving, and many of the merchants are starting for the river to purchase their winter stock. Some dissppointed emigrants are also going. From $40,000 to $50,000 in dust per week is now leay- ing for the river, mostiy in private hands, while Clark, Graber & Co, are receiving and coining about $2,000 per day. Many substantial brick buildings are going up. News from New Mexico. Ixpxrxxpeyor, August 27, 1360. The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the 14th tast., arrived here to-day. ‘The Fifth infantry, from Utah, arrived at Santa Fe oo the 11th inst., and their arrival somewhat revived busi- ness, which was very dull The troops are en rowis for Fart DeGance. ‘The Indians are still hostile, but there has been no out- break of any consequence since the last mail. No Indians were seen on the route, but fresh trails were seen where they croseed the road at two places. The troope are pushing them, and they have no time to tarry long in one place. Six hundred troops were met at [ron Creek, going to Fort Union; also a large number of persons on the Arikan. sas river, going to Rig Timber. Mr. Green @ood, Commissioner of Indian ATairs, was met on the 25th inst. getting along well ‘The report of the death of Mr. Bent is contradicted. The Smoky Hill Wagon Road Expedition. Laavarwourn, August 27, 1860. ‘The Times, of this city, has intelligence of tho safe ar rival at Colorado City of the Smoky Bill Wagon Road Ex- pedition. They have constructed a good wagon road from Fort Riley to Denver City and Colorado. The party lost one man in askirmish with a party of Kiowss, There is moch rejoicing here over the fina! success of the expedi ton and the opening of the route. The weather is warm shade. Condition of the Ohie River. Parxmusens, Va., August 97, 1960 Toe Onto river at this point—the terminus of Balti more and Oblo Ratiroad—has risen seven feet, aod #till riving. Bostmen express the opinion that oaviga tloa may be considered fully resome! for the seagoa, for al! \andings ow the Unio aod Missiesipp! rivers. | Falling of a Charch Bristol, R. 1. Barron, August 97, 1960 | At half-past four this morning the roof end rear wall of the Episcopal church, (n course of erection, fell with a great noise, The eod and side wails are considerabiy damaged. Cawe, defective columma No one was m- jurat —— Fire in Cincinnati. Cacumar, Avguat 37, 1360. Yesterday morning s fire broke ont in the upper story of the building oceupied by Jaa. Collen, a& a boat store, and P. W. Stanhope, comm'ssion store, conguiming whe second. third and fourth stories, sed extending to the tore cocupied by Isham & Fisher. Ines $90,000. Fully insured. Southern Ocean Steamer Movements. Bavavnas, Aaguat 33, 1960 ‘The screw steamship R 2. Cuyler arrived at Tybee st ‘Dine O'clock A M. yesterday. Casacanton, August 24, 1980. Tr United States mal steamship Marion, Captain Foster, fom New York, arrived mere et bail-past ons ‘clock tae aNernee. NEW YORK Importe—9, barrels dour, 87,000 ‘bushels wheat, 73 000 bushels corn, 8.000, bushels oats ¢—28,000 bushels wheat,38,000 bushels corn, 11,000 bushels oats, Osweco, August 27, 1960. Flour unchanged, at $5 25 for extra State: sales small Wheat in good demand and market better: gales 6,000 bushels No. 2 Chicago epring at $1 07; 20,000 bushels do. At $1 08; 6,000 bushels do. at $1 08, and 8,400 bushels white Indiapa on private terms. Corn held at §83;c. Sales Saturday night 2,000 bushels Indiana at 5fc. (ats nominal. Barley quiet: sales 500 bushels pew Canadian, at 70c, Canal freights firm, at S4c, on tlour, 100. on wheat, 93c. on corn to New York. Im 200 bushels waeat, 54,800 busbais corn, 1,900: busheis barley Esports—100 bbis. tlour, 94,000 Uushels wheat, 48,300: bushels corn, Caroaco, August 27, 1860. Flour active, and advancad 10c. a 18c. on choice brands. Wheat sirm, aud advanced 1c. a 13¢¢.: gales 156,000 bush eis, at 85c. for No. Lapring; @le. a 820. for No. 2: 960. a 96¢. for No. 1 red, in store. Corn dull and deciined 1o.; ee a at = . Bese. store. Oats frm at 190. Recvipta—, . flour, $3,000 buabels wheat, $8,000 do. corn, 1,500 do, oats, Shipmonta—1 200 bbis. “dour, 64,000 bushels wheat, 52,000 do. corn. Freights weak at 10c. oa corn to Buffalo, Sight exchange on New York X per cent premium. ‘ Cixcmmarr, August 21, 1660, Flour tn fair demand at $4 56.084 70. Whiskey drm at I8c. Provisions nominal, Money and exchange on New York unchanged. a Tax Post Orrice Sirs.—it is understood that the Col- legiate Church of the Protestant Reformed Dutch do- nomination in this city has been unable to give title to the property to the United States government so long ag any private vaults remained tenanted. The government was ufiwilling to disturb the remains of the dead or take 4 disputed title. The deeds of theve places of interment, dated back in many instances as far as 1791, assare their undisturbed possession to the purchaser, “their heirs and assignees forever.” But in violation of this contract it is understood that inthe month @ May last the wauits inthe Middle Dutch Church were brokea open aud the remains of the purchasers and their heirs and descen- dapts secretly removed, and without notice, to other places unknown to their heirs, An order of a Judge was thereupon obtained by which the sale of the premises. was supposed to be secured. It ip also understood that ‘this action of the Collegiate Churen will be resisted to Uhe last extremity, aad exemplary damage demanded for the outrage. Ormaanc Marrans.—Tho saie of seats for the drat per- and very dry. The mercury stands at 75 degrees in the | - | Mr. Quiney, formance of the seafon at the Academy of Music will be commenced on Thursday. Signor Amodio, brother of the rotund baritoue, arrived by the Vanderbilt to fulfil an Sing State Prison became engaged in a quarrel, when one of them, named Kelly, drew « kutfe and stabbed the other, ladicting s mortal wound. The aame of the mur dered convict our reporter could not learn. Kelly is said to bea very character. Ho has served two o three terms in the State Prison. A few mouths since bh aay to sing Sing for the term of tweaty year yurglary. The Garibaldi Fund. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Naw Youx, Auguat 27, 1860, 1 beg your kindness to publish ia your columas the fol. jJowing letter from Gen. Aveszana, and you will oblige very much, your most obedieat servant, Vref. DOMENICO MINNELLI, j Vice Pres’t of the Committee for the Garibaid) Fuad. New Youx, August 24, 1840. My Duar Comramors— I beg to inform you that | might absent myself from this city. To avoid any embarrassment in our under- taking to collect funds for Garibaldi, so vory useful and necessary to the cause of Italy at this moment, 1 beg you © continue your endeavors to the same end, and to for- ward all the sums to Mr. Beary Besana, in Milan, until you receive different orders. Wishing you all blessings, and with sentiments of deep attection, I bid you fereweil. Gea. JOSEPH AVEZZANA, P’res’t. ‘To the Vice President, Prof. Domenico Minnelli, and P. Piatti, M. Vanni, A. Magn!, G. B. Sanguinetti, R. Anca- | rani, Sr, Susini, A. Bravi, all members of the Commit- tee for the Garibaldi fuad in New York. Ald for the Syrian Sufferers. ‘Tae committee for the relief of the destitute and sufler- | ing in Syria, acknowledge the receipt of the following Personal Intelligence. Guyernor B.D. Morgau and lady, of Albany, are stop ping ac the Metropoitan Hotei |} General Joseph Lane, of Oregoa, arrived in town yee | terday, and is atopy ng at the Brerett House | | Hon. Masiei$ Dickinson, of Bloghamtoa; Hon. J.B. athr:¢, of Kentucky: nage Heary Boyes, of Louisiana; | y | De J. & Simons, aad J. J. | Carotina: Co'orte! Carington, of | son. and Dr. Deck, both or the the arrivals at the Fifa Age ¥ Joba T. Preve aa Richards, of Paria, WOH | Morerca! one famuy, © the Brevourt House. Captain Watiace and wite. of Baitimore.@. % Clayton | and tomt'y Missiseippl; George Virtue, of London, aad vf Moston, are Stopping at the St. Nicholas Miads vi \ 7, of Savanah: Mr. | of ©. Hotel | 8 B Avtel) aut indy. of Ohio, Teburg Andorsoa, | Cincivnat., aod D. A Pa.dwic of Connaciieut, are atop. | Plog at the Union Place Hove! | _ Ge Covke sod tumaily, of Baiston Springs: H. | Wheelwright sod fomily (Chile M. Cation and familly, | of France, Captain 7, P Baldwia and indy, aad J. Frick, ai! from China, Captain JM. Harrs of the United States | Navy: Malor Vergoson. and Captain siaifors, both of the | Uniteu States Army, are stoppiag 4) Lue Astor Howse. } Saratoga Seni! of Seturuay, mays that Hoa. @ | bert f. daws, Comptro!! . Taman Keily Camirmaa of Mave Comm "v4, aad Daas! / are | reenperating m: Congress Mail. | Amana of 4 Ta — ome ron io pawtary | ft wna fondtvortontly stator that Joba Col ua, @ pauaser | who was arreted on Sunday morning last, for stowlag a | | wauch from the residea-e uf Mra. Greenfield, in Pacific | | tae ams G Gozis, Collins | e . Boyle, dul waadia | coat ‘be Cotbaaltued Ue tebbery by ‘alsely representing he Bad been sent thers by Mr. Boyle, ad Puete Las Barvoewy.—Ai midaight on Suntay, as, & maa, came udkoown, comid ag in Baiile row, North First street, acar Union evonue, (asters district, was hand. | ling & fluid iS gudasnly exploded, boralag | We me nding etna frtician of elcthing ia | the room, the exertions of the members of the Fire Sutin Clea however, the dry was { “4 mm sorsed ag $a7 orion) tamagy ee 2 HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGU: Sinks 209 No. of loads of night soil removed 981 ‘dead horses “ 62 «on ova “ “« 4 s< «dogs and other smal! animals * 606 “barrels of offal « + « . 8,160 UNSOUND AND DISRASRD MEATS, MAH, RIC, SRITAD AND 1+ No. of laborers employed 4 ne Amount earned by along the upper end of the depot, un‘. observe that a train of cars wag en’ entrance opposite to where he wis \wuing at the time. | tralian Keil | tthe whe factory, onl Cure Troma wha ST 28, 1860. . City Intelligence. ‘Sreamnoar Coutssios.—Abovt two o'clock on last Satur- day afternoon the Williamsburg ferry boat Commodore Perry and the steamtug Pope Catlin came in collision in the Fast river, a8 the former was approaching and within & $19 75, and $14 75 for prime. a short distance of Peck slip. The boats collided with a ‘Me. Coffee tremendous force, ataving in the cabin of the PSuLADELMmA, August 27, 1960. fersy boat with a loud crash and creating the greatest ox- firmer, the steamer’s news citement the Smangee Oe 81%. tion of them were itened $1 31 for red. Corn quiet, at | fainted, 1 ieee by Who baw the aair that 1 a4 ets two boats, he ferry boat is damaged to the extent of ugust . 2 and market steady; white and Racaynos ov Pummx Hos Company No. 4, oF ALBANY.— 1: sales 28,000 ‘bushels ordi ‘to good No, 2 | This company is expected to arrive at Manhattanville at 980. a 95c.'; 8,000 bushela No. Lat 960. | four o'clock this afternoon, on a visit to their New York aaa ig the same, Whis- | frieads. A joint committen from Fagine Co. No. 35 and lug an advance of lc. Importe— bbls jflour, 357, Engine Co. No. 43 will weleome them. At seven o'clock in wheat, Geto ak take deen the evening the tne will be formed in 125th 21,000 bushels wheat, 4,000 bushels cora and 11,000 bush: | street, right on Tenth avenne. Some twelve or els onts. fifteen Gre will in the ¥ ALO, August 27—6 P. M. The will the visiters on an ox- Flour steady and demand fair; sales 10,000 barrels at | cursion to Duvid’s Island to-morrow. On Thursday & $5 20 0 $5 44 for double extra Wisconsin; $4 023; a $475 | 10 s ond Blackwell's Islands and the Navy Y: for extra M » $4 8754 & $5 for extra Indians and | Will be bad, and in the © supper will be given the ‘Ohio; $5 @ $5 60 for double extras, Wheat firmer, fa Wogine Company No. 36." ‘The wil the receipt of the New York report; sales 60,000 we for on Friday. bogey . a Aer son Crore wok Sanstany Conperioy oF tae Crry.—The following isa vy bushels Milwaukee al gi ERDOES bushels do’ on ‘private terms; 10,000 bushels red Ohio and | *2edule of the work in the abatement of nuisances, Indiana at $1 11 a 81 1134; 14,000 bushels do. at $1 1234. cleaning the slreets, &c., for the week ending August 25, wanna aie mi fet Whiskey noeainal ag ret ances a a ul nom! at ABA - i. 0c. Canal frolghta.-S5e- on four, 1630. on whoat, 1Sc. | Conmpiainte of nuisances, e., reeel ‘aiid ived. existed, “ for whica no MOVED YROM THR Cry, remoy, street dirt, ttth, &e., sweepers joads of ashes and garbage Jersey City News, Swooxine Ratxoan Mctzanion,—Yesterday morning, between eight and nine o'clock, Mr. Nathaniel Wignam, . Rogers of Goshen, Grange county, who had just arrived at the | Many E.. ouly daughter of Joseph H. Goodell, Fsq., all of depot in Jersey City by the Erie train, while passing | New York. sately did not 1g Mt the middie He was first made aware of his aanger by the brakeman calling out to bim, when, in his trepidation, instead of Bicerss—Diuvcdaw.—On Monday, August 27, by the epringing aside from the’cars,he jumped right in front; | Rev. H. Lyon, at the reridence of ‘the bride's, father, the consequence was, although the brakes were immedi- | Pmutr A. 8, to Cuantorzs F,, daughter of Wm. Dil- ately applied, he was borne down under the wheels of the | tingham, Sen of of Seti FE. D. train, and two care ly over his right le; ednesday , A 32, at St. | snd arm before the train could be stopped. His leg was | Mary’s church, Burl N. J., by the ht Rev. Dr. crushed in @ most frighful manner, and the arm nearly | Odedheimer, Fy of the Diocess of New Jer- severed. Hoe was laid upou & pater, and attended to | sey, B. Lioyn Jambs to Mise Anne L. Lanusnon, | by Doctors Quidor, Condict Varick, at the ital of the almsbouse, whither he wag conveyed. The injured Died. ar™ Was amputated; but it was not it “advisable to Aviay.—On Friday, August 24, Joun T. Acticy, im the ampatate the leg, as it was thought he not be able | 49th year of his age. to survive it. The ivjored maa ts said to be respectable. ‘The relatives A. are respectfully invited to at- He is about forty five yours of age. Rateing @ Lincoim and Hamlin Pole in Maryland. TO THS EDITOK OF THE MERALD, Ota Tows, Allegany county, Md., } gust 38, 1860, 5 A circumstance occurred here to-day that, to my know: ledge, has uo parallel in the State. A wealthy young farmer, named C. Kelsey, whe lives in this district, and ‘who has considerable inituence, has been talking for weeks about raising a Lincoln pole, Little attention was eugugemont with Mr. Servadio, the director of the Cortesi | paid to the talk until inst Saturday, whee notices were compaay. stuck up around bere and tn the neighboring county of rae to bid To rr t ey pi Lineoin Tum Wow Maraxws Foxo.—Mr. J. H. H., of Bellevue | to come to and assist & pelete * td Mound, Diino’, has sent ua ve doliare for Mrs. Matbews, | #33 erty, concnding with s quotation from one of Lin It thus appears that the couraceous conduct and ead fate of his fellow men in "ke. ‘Mr. Mathews have created an interest iu all parts of the lg me oof ay S- who are slave: country, holders, yht the abolitionists would not bave the hardibood or boldness to purpose avowed Fasar Stamase Arvaar cx tua Six Saw Seare | in the notice and init them in aoeh & gross manner; but nda confined Te to-day the pole has been ra\ under the eyes Punan te Gituntay tue exuviete ta the Sing | Aeace of pb mania fant a ent te a? ye bene owners of both counties. About two P. M. the pole fiag should be unfurled in our good old State, It shows the boldness of the republican party, and is a proof that we baye a strong element in our midst inimical to our do- Mes#lic io-titations. Miltary Intelligence, TRE PROVIDENCE LIGHT (INFANTRY. ‘The Providence, R. I., Infantry will pasa throagh this city on the 8th prox., escorting Governor Sprague, of | Rhode Island, en route for Cleveland, Ohio, to participate | in the ceremonies of laying the corner stone of the monu- | East 1 meat to be erected to the gallant Perry, of their State. | military Teputation in the This company bears s New Engiapd tee. will master ove hundred muskets anc be accompanied by a large stad and the Pro. The Newport Hat, at Waite's—Some- thiog pew and fe ro": mes sbou! an bad at WHITES nly, 218 Broadway, oppadie 8 Pauls are Shirta! Shirtst!—Stx for Made from ue bes: Wem Sulla aad wacer twist mnalin. Fepor ios Chatham arcet corner of Pearl. Gurney’s Gallery, tor BROADWar. ee olatares a Of, aad Dagnertactypen Brooklyn Photogravhs.—-Miniatare, Copia Tavera IRR He WILLIAMRON, Betabiished 1881, Ladies popes ory Men at Chil. 5 —_w SESS OLAS Se ronda ONE OO we Romer , 1 The English Cricketer’s Trip to C ceived aid for salsa the othce of Wikkes’ Bou ot the ‘Srosawny. ‘The Fight Between Kerri, nand Aus- / full aegount, with histories of the men and pre iminariea of contes:; Harry Lararan va. Charles Faga: ibe american Borves ta 2: the Great $BN0N0" Sweep : of Onrariven:” Hver! guste : Hl Geo i oO of the Battle for the Cham yiounbip of (ae on and Sayers. rewrien, reviend and by 4 (kes, published in nes: ook form aad JOF Sale by AL Dems deniers, Steinway & Sons’ Overstrang Grand fod aquare Pianos are oom considered the best manuiactured, are warranted for fee peors Warercoms 52 aud 4 Wainer | weet, } Herrti ‘0 Patent Champion Fire and | porglar Proof antes. 201 Breetway, coker af Marray erect, Bew Yor. Grover & Sober Rewmg Machines the best Broadway, New Tork, and 192? nm. Wheeler & W ms Sewing Machines, ofice 5% Broadway, Pew York } Batchelor's Wigs, Toapecs a Dye have moprereesgure ir ee for family seeing. t rook) natoral aod SArpaMing AL others, easy) perfec) 6), vo Varoing 6p Deltiad. No, 16 Boad sueet. Dye, “i Cente, mis Hi Brown Deyo! Barein) #'reet, ant wold Cristado' Mats e. W and Tou- pers, the Desf wo vtrlosiie coe est the dye prrrauaiy apn iied. No. 6 Astor louse, Daceheter’s Mate Bye te the Best in the world. Mads, She. sppropeiate private voomea, Clrenagh’s 1 Miasive Wige Novelty. — varalas ins Reruase ove ‘Rrondway. pI te AY ewer *. . " Beautiful (erry nei oo Liquid Pead hawachiered » haviag 90 osal for decry. Brrenrring ine comp fad akin. Swld at all img = inc tps depote 73; and "4 Barry's roms the Best and for beni eee aac Dr. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi {2 eTeeing perms vent cures 0 a No. 2 Vewsy rireet, N.Y derkia or rope bem Crores oe Lh ivan, New York, bee tele bean © "ed of come: 1 we ee ROVE Dobe Caper 90 Misery, Deo 15 Wawa Brey, Now Fork, an from his late residence, No. 116 Fourth August 26, Sanau Jase, wife of Wm. T. Brogau, aged ° from Japan—News from the Pacific—Hon. Wm, H. Seward at Home—Local News of New York— Markets, é:c., d&c, ‘The Fawmy xv, in ite issue of to. morrow (Wednes- will contain a Map of the Pike's Peak Gold Dis. tricts, with a History of the Gold Discovery and of the Operations of the last two years—Doseription of the Mines—Quartz Mines and Piacers—Ciimate and Agricul- ‘ural Resourees, &c.; Tho Irrepressibic Con tict—Our Cor- respondence from the Rast and the West, the North and | the South; Interesting News from Japan; An Account of the Progress of the Prince ot Wales in Canada, News from California; Atmirs in Furope; A very interesting Lotter | from Our Correspondent at Aubura, giving the Hou. Wm. Hi. Seward’s Home Views on National Politics, &c.; ‘The Local News of Now York and Vicinity of Inportance; | Reports of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markots, | ‘and all interesting news matters of the preceding week. Texwo—$2a yoar; four cents a single copy. Subscrtp- toms recelved at the office, northwest corner of Fulton | ‘and Nassau streets, New York. Single copies for sale at — the counter and by all news agents. Advertisements in- serted at the usual HxRAp rates. Drawi: of the Delaware State Lotte- riea.—WOOD, EDDY & CO., of the DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATS LOTTERIES. —_ Crass 40%, AUGUST 77, 46, 2, 1800. 7, 78, 68, 48, 41, 33, 53, 28, 51,'39, 40, 15. | DeLaware—Cians 403, Al 1360. } 16, 50, 31, 54, %, 4, 12, 53, 56, 60, 55, 30, | Ctroulars sent free of by. either to Woo0D, EDDY & Wi on, Delaware, Louis, Missourt, Or to WOOD, EDDY & CO., Drawings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s | Deiaware Lotteries: — Possex Cov: 55, 53, U4, 43, Consors: | { 70, 39, 46, 16, 62, FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers, Wilmington, Delaware. Royal Havana Lottery —Nos. 14,507, | 23, 2,86, 18 Gil. drew the five capital prizes in denw- | 4, 1860." Circulars wept free by addrersing R. 68 Exchange Yor! Married. TiNE—In Brooklyn, on Thursday August 16, by the Rev. B. H. Nodel, at the residence of the bride’s father, Fraxx S. Baiwenince to Meas Apmis A., youpgest daughter of Abraham Valentine, Heq., all of SParwnnpoa—Varey Brooklyn. BovuGarox—Goonstt.—On Wednesday, August 16, by the Rev. Mr. Mr, Wins L. Bocanvox to Mise Crospy—Haxuacx.—On Thursday, August 23, at the Fort William Henry Hotel, Lake George, by the Rey. Dr. Kirtland, Mr. J S. Crosny, of froy, to Miss Avvina Bax. ack, of New York. New York, Boston and Albany papers please copy. tend the funera), this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, avenue. Browau —At ineville, Statea Island, on Su . years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friemls of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Dutch chorch, Tompkins- ville, Staten Island. miey —In this city, on Monday morning, August 27, Saran Wiktsson, daughter of Ed@ard and Elizabeth Bradiey, aged 4 years and 5 months. Barxy.—(n Monday, August 27, 8anas Frorn, only | child of Henry M. and Sarah J. Bailay, aged 10 months and 5 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funersl, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 224 Broome street. Browns —At hia residence, No 342 Weet Twenty fourth street, on Sunday, August 26, Wittsm Broww, aged 46 ears. Wiis frienda and acquaintances are invited to attond the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the above this city, on Sunday morning, August 26, Boston and Medford, Mass., and Saco, Maine, papers Please copy. Drew —At his residence, in Vandewater street, in this city, Dr. Nicnos.as H. Drew, formerly of the city of Cork, 5 . Drew was highly respected and beloved by = large circle of acquaintances as a true man and His funeral will take plac on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 19 Vandewater street. Fuuor—On Thursday, August 28, of typhoid fever, at ‘the residence of a friend, 111 Fast Twenty seventh street, New York, James Scrron Pivierr, Bay., late principal a, Storekeeper im her Britannic y'® service, aged 54 years and 7 months. Fosrxr.—On Sunday, the 26th inst., at the residence of his brother in-law, Middleton Bell, Mott Haven, Weat- chester county, N."Y., Cart. Sern K. Fowren. Hia remains will be taken to Carmel, Putnam county, this (Tuceday)jthe 28th int. for interment. Cars leave Twenty sixth stroet station at quarter past ten o'clock by way of Harlem Railroad. Relatives and friends are 're- spectfully invited to attend. Groot. —On Monaay, Augusd 27, Jowres Gaiwes, aged 6 years ‘The relatives and friends of the (amily are respectfully invited to attend the funera!, from his late residence, 174 Houston street, on Wednesday morning, at balf past nine o'clock. Hopes. —On Monday, August 27, Prue Eowann, son of Archelaus aud Maria Thoresa Hodges, aged 13 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, at 145 West Seventeenth street Faxxox —On Movday morning, August 27, Bartwoo: fichael and Catharine Hannon, aged sarw Haxwon, son of 1 year, 1 month and 97 days. Triends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend vbe funeral, (his (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, 65 North Sixth street, Williamsburg. Jevrinas. —At Rockaway, L. L, on Sunday, August 26, Davin T. Jawmnos, in the 74th year of bis His frieods and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, thia (Tues ) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘arty —Om Monday, Angust 27, afer a Lingering iliness, Parucx W. _ vee 45 years,@ native of Tuam, coun- roland. ty of Galway , ‘The fr and relatives, aleo the members of the Me- chanics’ Benevolent Association, are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 358 Third avenue, ov yom at one 0 Kentuck copy Tax On Monday, ra 27, Wnts A. Lan, agod 6 years, 10 months and 16 days. rae rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, the residence of bis feaber, Ur. Daniel Lamb, No. 179 Raat Twelfth street, this ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Lovmi—O0 Monday, Auguat 27, Locma Buravon Lo- VELL, eldest daughter of John and Louisa Lovell, aged 5 years, 10 months and 24 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her te, Church street, near Hamilton avenue, South iy, this (Tnesday) afvernoon, at three o'clock. Mis —On Sunday, Avgust 19, at Windsor, Conn., Sa van W Mins, aged 65 years. Mc it: At Madison, Wisconsin, on Monday moruing, | ~~ 27, Mary, only child of George B. and Carrie | Hie, aged 25 monthe u MOCARTEN.—On Suuiiay, August 26, afler a short ilinem, | | Cartnnixe, the beloved wife of Michael MoCarten, aged | 45 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are mont reapect. | fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tweriay) afer 200m, ab two o'clock, from her late remidence, No, 92 Hamilton avenue, Soath Brooklyn O’Basex.—In Brooklyn, oo Jet fever, Harare Vass, only 01 H_O'Brien, aged 2 years and 10 months. The funeral will take piace from the residence of hia parents, No, 254 Fultow at ten o'clock O'Kxsy? —On Saturday evening, August 25, while | ot sear | Annie | venue, this (Tuesday) morning, | | bathing, Wises Aetice O'Kaerre, gon of William and Mary Anne O'Keeffe, aced 18 years and 3 months. 1 ‘The friends of the family and thore of bir uncles are respectfully invited to attond the fungal, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his | corner of Goorck and Broome atreeta. His re be taken to Calvary cometery | Cork and Newfowndland papers please copy j Pearson. —Om Monday, August 27, Korn M., daughter of Allred and Margaret "carton, aged 17 months a0 4 22 days. ‘The funeral will take pince this (Taceday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 174 Mosernie street, Hrooklyn, h D). Reyne: On Monday, Auguat pon Mortis, only child of James Mo and Mary tyder, aged 1 year 7 months T days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respecttuny | Invited 10 attend the fncral, from. ths reeidenes of, hie parents, No. 212 West Twentieth street, (hia (Toeaday) | Afeernodn at four o'clock, without further invitation. Hiv remaing will be taken to Sing Sing for interment | Sing Ping and Ohio papers copy TapeioyR —At Amsterdam, N. Y.,on Mooday, Aogost 27, wt balf past dive P.M, Mre. G@. FL Rapeuern, daughter of Wm. Laimbeer, &r , Feq., formerly of this city. ! Sacre —On » August 26, st Coboes, No ¥., Mra. | Marcanct Sacre, widow years. The relatives and (rieude of the family are tooo | requested to attend the funeral. thin (Tuesday) 00, at one o'clock, from No. 128 Grand strect, Wi liamsberg, without further invitation. | Sretkae. —At Princeton, N. J oa Thursday, A) 2, Tamcet lv Bow, da lary Invited A Printers, &c.—Rillcate | iasetut for fire ‘proohwa, wesc’ | dengue eaten nee tom dr oy L. FRUG! | Spirit Eavo.ieut, | OF tptunls, at short motioe. r z oD The valve of this MANOR, Ye much that the Withibe grea OR BUSINESS RPOORS of it Lyonly nesasaary ty be seen to be With the cist of @ steam Terry to the propery in Pull opens: } tion, and alu of a radtcoad, {t an importagee worthy mcation of expitaliats und business men. "Apply to egg TRAAG PROK'S GONE. Fromme Lawoee, August 27, 1960. 7 JONES’ 10 AND 12 ANN STREPD, A NEW OF7LE Facticn, ** #04 Gadtere wi $9, warranted 0 give perfeoraate- ‘SoeremnnreresreneomenierinnenineesiaaeenNOnh T EVERDELL'S, WEDDING CARDS, ro eP Ate er oF Dunne. veO0e, Bow Bats Ba, ROS, SOAP MARUPFACTURARA, or o Soluble (tam, =s {ism 4c7 oA Mantel anh Compas and’ Gla, avec: Powder, T WHOLESALE.SEGARS FROM A thousand. Casi buyers are offered My CHES 5.3 and now a‘ re Pade le dyraee—thves millions six hundred: ire Sesend be proguees Depot NO ek Broed a Bp a ‘pot ) way, aad oF ESTABLISHMENT Al inaN ANDERSON’. 36 Bowery” wil be tovag rs wil) ft Ligh sont Tngrain € ~~ Ri as 7g 8 i Nastine, rreally reduoed prices, seat LL WHO USE THE PEN OR PENC . One of Shaver s Patent Bree and ‘Murmaber, Pome a Promos ener, de. al neatly combined. For gale station Sead for circ. lara.” A. a. SHAVER , ANDY, WINE, 6CHNAPPS, RUM AND WUIMAEY. 10,000 eases of BRANDY, vartona viotagen, 90,000 casne of BOHBIDAM BCANAP YE, tome three years in sore, very Sas. 6,000 cases PORT WINK, vartous vintages, aad qraden. 1).00 onace of BHERRY WINR, Pale aad brow, of very superior quality, for peives une. 5 900 cases of MADAPRA WINE. This wine was uaported direct (rom Madeira, 2.000 cases old TAMAIC, Selecta wh greet eae, vary Bae, 2 WU caawa of old Bt. CROTK auM elegant assortment of rnissels, Three Ciicloths, ac. very oid an& fine. orien eet artes mt ens $$$ $______ Sa aes BWARB OF (MITATIONS AND COUNTESPEITS, rhe be BOKER'B r sale &y ere ant ‘or roce re, oo rac iscount tothe trade by mes, ‘ lo. erect, New Yam. ARTLRTT & COMPANY—NEEDLE CTURERS Bon atti oe, HOWE, SINGER, AND ALL NG oe . a aad retal Salesroom 42 Brostwan onnaret ca- ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NA i. Jacana. daa th ag ce ban rn we by . ZACHA: Refers \) physicians and ear } AT PALeR! rovement y Previated. State righis for" sale. ta Meperegee | > Joy's Hotel, where the machine can be acea. OCTOR G. 4. REDMAN, HAVING RETURNED FROM rove, will secaive bis and frienda at Naame Sax po] place, an Breet, between Bisretew ‘RAP NERS AND SIGHT RESTORED. DB. VON MOSCHZISKER, ocalist and + ap eae Se re etaetonts ste = all diseases o: the eye 167 Clinton place, Eighth sunset. AS FIXTURES, THE LANGEST, ee CHRAPEST, Amortment in. New York, isto be found at the somaya Wd. 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