The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1863, Page 5

Re bP 6. mea ome tat FFF " maarch out with the honors of war. «tea © mo mecoasity for such. Tho generals, ebiefs and offic ee See Wee ws newb: Details of the Surrender of Puebla. FAMINE THE SOLE CAUSE. Eacape of General Ortega and a Large Number of His Officers. Juarez Still Determined to Fight. “Heroto Conduct of the Mexicsr Officers , and Soldiers, &o., &o., &eo. ‘Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, June 6, 1863. ‘Confirmation of the Surrender of Puchla—Resignation of Comonfort— Ortega’ 'a Letter to Porey—His Last Order of the Day—The Mexicans Refuse to be Paroled= Escape of OrtegamJuares’s Manifesio—Deaths in Vera Crus—The Weather in Havana, dc. , dc. If the nows of the occupation of Puebla by the French ‘erveded confirmation, we have it through tho arrival here ‘yesterday of the British mail steamer Trent from Vera ‘Wruz, which brings the details of the surrender, confirm: ing im every particular the news I forwardea you ast week, with the exception, perhaps, of the numbor of {Prteoners, which | find reduced to twelve thousand men. "It is evident from statements coming from both sides that the surrender was necessitated through hunger solely, and Wy no means either to want of valoron the part of the @warrison or treachery on that of the generais, as many jallege. From what we know of Ortega, he is the last man An Mexico to stoop to accept a bribe, and I shall be the last ‘€0 believe that he was bought. Neither should any blame be attributed to Comonfors for having failed tothrow ‘provisions into the town. We have ample prcofs from French authority that he mado :epeated efforts to do so, ‘Aighting desperately on the 5th, 6th and 8th, but being un- fortuately repulsed each time, with heavy loss. Afer this defeat on the 8th he resigned his command, being replaced by Gen. La Garza, who did nothing but watch the road to the capital, upon which place he fell back on | Jearning the capitulation of Puebla. ‘ Some further details of this event may be interesting. ‘You already know that early on the morning of the 17th * Gen. Mendoza was sent by Gen. Ortega to offer a capitula- ‘tion on condition that the garrison should be allowed to ‘This proposal Genera) ‘¥orey refused. Gem Ortega then called @ council of his \ principal officers and represented the state of affairs. Tne * @ouncil agreed that a turther defeuce was impossible, and, since a conditional surrender was refused, they advised that all the small arms and artillery should be destroyed, * the flags burnt, and then word sent to Forey that they ,Were his prisoners. In compliauce with this decision the 1 ‘following note was written by 4 GENERAL ORTEGA TO GENEIMT, FOREY. Genenst—It not’ being possib!e for me to continue de- ding this place, for want of munitions and provisions ‘Lhave disbanded the army wh‘ch was at my orders a + dostroyed the arms, including all the artillery. The town, o, Temains at your disposal, and you can order its ion, taking, if you deem 1t propef, the measnres K prudence may suggest to prevent the evils which a forcible occupation will bring with tt, whensthere is now ers fet which this army is composed are now in the govern- palace and surrender themselves us prisoners of war. 7 a 0 cial da continue to defend myself any as do not doubt that I, would do so, Ac- GONZALEZ (GA, General-in-Chief. aeiieg general order to the army was also iasued, one o’clock A. M., May 17, from which it is evident refusal on tho part of the Freuch General to accept con- (tious was anticipated: — BNERAL ORDER OF THR ARMY OF THE ORIENT. May 17, 1863. ‘The garrison of this city not being able to continue ita ‘on account of the utter lack of provisions, so as to ‘De unable longer to resist the attack which undoubt- sea the enemy will make with the from the points and itions the pr of ‘tne Orient and the arms of the hours of four and five A. M. to-day broken up which bas been ured by the berok: defence which this city has fice the country exacts of its noble oie ‘niece armament may not ip any way invading army. Commander-ta-Chief of the ord liery with which who command divisions, patriotism the fulfilment of as also those whe com- il disband ail the army, making diers. who with such valor, self <acri- defended this piace, that this measure, ‘because the laws of war thus ordain and of necessity, does not release them from a com- ‘Of their services to the soil on which they were therefore the Geuerai-in-Chief promises for soon as possible — bee report “er sa ves the supreme government, that they may continue to the honor of the Mexican flag, for which abject im absolnte liberty and will not ba, sur- wondered into the hands of the evomy. ine siren chiefs, officers aad soldiers of whieh this poved should be proud of tue heroic defence ibich they ae made of this city, and if it is to sn it is pot owing to the prowess French arms, bit to og want of fone and ammunition. as Proved by fact that up to the prescot nour Ao whole city, With its respective forts, are ju the possession of the Army the Orient, with the exception of the fort of Sau Javier da few @y ares of one of the outskirts of the city. At half-past five A. M. @ notice of capitulation will be not anded, and a white flag will be hoisted on each of the uel EI ‘and on every equare and street fronting those oc. frupred ‘by the enemy. At Rv the same hour the generals, chiefs and officers of is arty will mect in the courts of the cathedral and of Boverument pajace to surreuder themselves as ; and, therefore, the generals, chiefs and oflicers oS te to are'in absolute liberty to choose what course they believe to be most conformable with their own or as Me.cican officers and with the duties which they we to the nation {Ibe articles in the commissariat will be divided propor. ay ‘among the troops. order of TCommander in-Chief ORTEGA. [avons Mewpoza, Quartermaster General. * General Forey, on receiving General Ortega’s note, sent ‘A small force to occupy the town, the renegade Mexicans ‘hn his service being the first to enter, which they did at pix o'clock in the morning of the 17th. Betwoon ten and eleven o'clock in the morning of the ath General Forey sent the following to his prisoners jor signature:— Wo, the pndorsigned, of Jodge or ford of honor Ist. Nott» again interfere'in the politics of the coon -y and to remain neutral during the present war @d. Not to leaye the limits of the place which the -in-Chief of the French army may assign us. 8d. To communicate with no one, not even our fami ies, without his previous consent. In reply, the following protest was sent :— Neither the laws of the country, military honor nor iT private convictions perroitting us to sign the pledge a tod to us, wo protest agaiust it, signing as follows, Ta consequence of this refusa! they were necessarily a8 prisoners and distributed in various buildings, according to their grades. A letter from Vera Cruz, dated June 1, states that Gen- vals Ortega, La Slave and seven or eight others, with « gonumbcr of officers avd men, made their escape ‘while on the road to Vera Cruz, where they were going in to be sent to Martinique. The Diario de la Marina, to-day says this news has been coniirmed by letters ived in Havana from reliable sources. I am disposed, lens, to doubt it, and would rather wait a fur. Coufirmation before giving any credit to it. e ‘Ag #000 a8 the news of the surrender of Puebla became mh Prosident Juarez issued the following prociama- of manifesto to the nation:— Mericans, the nation has jst suffered a great disaster, wobla de Zart , immortalized by Oumerour and glo- yous attacks, just surrendered, not ‘the wor of the French, whom our soldiers had become se. atotacd to renalse, but for reasoos which the ‘ant must consider without a parailel for their cory c "one of our gonorals or chiefs who have 80 greatly dis. nguisbed themselves in the defence of that city have ‘mation of this private accounts accredit she fact, anough ‘they are silent or vary on points ot the greatest ers of the Army of the East, rth tie cocnnace. of trey nad Sage ap not be ‘the rey mI enemy, nor en ta. OF Ae ebie, 120408 of warfare, doos hee ta or taruish the glory of ofr brave war. pvp Lf. t maintain the name of De orreguet in PL ped wewuout alory ting been their auccoas to, “that we will wage war without ceasing and under all sacrifices, the odi- ous oor which is profaning the soil of Hidalgo, of More- and Ortega los, of of Gonzalez, BENITO JUAREZ. President has @ message to io which he manifests nis too most perfect nailetsction w his conduct throughout the siege of Puebia. Yeltow fever has again mace its appearance in Vera Cruz,and oom Linge bave falleo —— among Labrousse, military governor tnd tbe commander of the 20 vue , There is nothing positive i. regard e advance fagainat Mexico cty, thou though I have learned through pri- Seen ei Bae. Marques and Woll bad arrived and taken bes commanding positions close to the walls of thatcity. I find no ang @ews published in any of the Very. Nel, one gitinees ‘We nave becn elivened in broad noon and in the fat wt th et re four ys. The Roanoke arrived from New York at o’clock this morning. Exchange on New York and Lon: on sees’ nT Business in sugar is dull and Prices adi Prame Corsica, which leaves eae ie to-day thea away a good map from here, among them Mr. Soule, who hee ly got tired of’ Havana Roanoke, which will leave on the 10th, will clear on the few remaining strangers who are not members of ee club. There here to certain Spanish circlea that Prim and Narvass have had # duel, in which one or the other wounded. The ror ney lam was preceded by some “galty”” talk on both si P.8.—We have news from Venezuela to the effect that Falcon has rejected the treaty of peace and ts preparing for another campaign. News via New Orleans. Special despatches te the New Orleans Era, dated Southwest Pass, June 5 and — ‘The schooner Dean bas arr! from Vera Cruz. Her officers report that the Mexicans have retreated from before Pucbia. They are said to have spiked and aban doned their guns. The French bave taken possession of the city. There was no fighting as thoy marched in. Tt is also said that the French arrested the American Consul. No reason is given for this proceeding. THE NAVY. The United States steamship Tuscarora, C mmander William A. Parker, arrived at this port yesterday after- noon from Philadelphia, and has anchored in the North river near the frigate Sabine. The following is a list of her officers: — Commander—Wm. A. Parker. oer Commanding ond Executive Oficer—F. H. er, Surgecn—Richard C, M Chief Engineer—A. J. Kiersted. Paymaster—A. J. Clark. Acting Mas'er—W. C. Staples. . Buillus, D. J. Grant, v. R. Engineers—Second Assistants, J. T. Finney, Cleland 1 mndaay ‘Third assistants, F. W. Hutchinson, Henry A. Smith. ‘Acting Master's Mates—J. G. Conkling, Witham B. Ar- ee H. L. Ransom, George T. Jostin, Williani A. Mc- mot, — 's Clerk—K. A. Taft. Purser's Clerl:—George L: Carter. Errtanyxy—five guns.—The United States schooner Rittatinny, Acting Master Isaac D-Seyburn commanding, ‘went into commission also on Tuesday about noon. She is the only vessel of her rig in the navy, being a three. masted schooner. She bas been attached to the Western Gulf blockading squadron, and has been activoly employed while on that station. The following is a list of her off- cors:— Acting Master Commanding—5._ D. Seyburn. Araistant Paymaster Abraham Depuc, Acting Master—W. Martin. Master's Mates—W. D. Bell and W. H. De Grasse. PHILADELPHIA NAVAL NEWS. ‘Ta Iranian Frigate San Giovansi.—The national birth- day: of Italian independence was duly celebrate! on board the italian frigate San Giovanni, last Sabbath, at Philadelphia, by salutes fired in the morning, at noon and ip the evening. The frigate was tastefully decorated with flags, while the shipping in that port also made a liberal display of bunting, out of compliment to the dis- So arte strangers and ‘the occasion. But the main are of the day was an elegant banquet, furnished by Captain Bruno, at which were prosent the Duke de Po timatti, the Italian Minister tothe United States: M. d : the Duke and Duchess of f Italy New York; Victor Sartori, ‘Vice Consul at Philadel»hia; the Baron Hugel, M. de Silva, Indy and sister-in-law, ana the accomplished daughter of Admiral Lavalette, besides other distingnish- ed personases. Everything passed off in the most plea- sant manher, and the reunion of these Italian citizens upon the decks of the San Giovanni wil! ever be remem- bered as among the most delizhtful incidents of their lives. On Monday the United States receiving ship Princeton fired a salute in honor of Italian indopenitence. During the day the Duke de Bertinatti, M. de Cova ard Captain Brano ¥ visited the Navy Yard. and wore honored with a salute of seventeen guns. The San Giovanni is expected to sail on the 11th inst. for New Orleans. Acting ‘Exsigns—William Perso fewer ence. na Ritchie, of Massachusetts; Wm J. Twining, A. H. gate and Hascall, of ie. United States Army; hd Colvin, of Glasgow; Thomas Karney, of the United States Naval frie ‘and Henry G. Clark, of Boston, are stopping at the Brevoort House. Gov. Lennison, of Colum! Obio; J. R. Swan, of Obie; E. 3. Dawson, of Syracuse; Baily, of Californ’ ; Capt. H. T. Phillips, of the United States Army: J. ¢ Case, of Bostot mstock, of Washington; J. Read,of the United States Navy, and D, Harris, of Albany, are stop- ping at the Metropolitan Hotel. Hon. W. B. 8. Moore, of Maine: J. £. Whipple, of Lansin- burg: Rev. G. Hovey ‘and lady, of Moptresl; Hoa. H. A. os , of Dunkirk; Mr. and Mrs. Parnes, of, Albany; R. ibsley,, of Newport; J. Butterfleld, of Utka: W. B. Kimpton, , Of Philadelphi H.W. Page, of Boston, and Calder aud lady, of Nantucket, are’ stopping at the Astor House, The Western EPngiand), Hooker, Commander-in- Rappahannock, is said by a Cornish gentleman to have been Seriapely resent in that county, and to have kopt a beer shop, as it isca'led in that neighborhood, a “kidley wial oR Helston, the sme authority states that General Morgan is a Torquay man. ‘Tbe Francis P. Blair, Jr, reeontly arrested in Ric! mond, Va., claiming to be a’son of the Postmaster Gen ral, is ‘believed to be an imposter, The Postmaster Gene- ral is said to have no son or relative in the Southern con- federacy. News of May 25 says: —denoral- “hief of the federal Army of the Correction. The San Francisco despatch in yesterday morn'ng’s pa- per should have read as follows :— Say Francisco, Jone 11, 1863. of the capture of a cond California ship Lark), and that the insurance againat war risks hus advanced to ten per cent, are likely to cause @ mate- rial advance tn general merch: Business 18 avi). Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVAL eineeee Nts flag a ag P= udy and son, Mrs Hayman aud iwo servante, Miss Mary Mar‘in, Mr Hatrigo, Mr and Mra Hanes vad family, Mr Wath Mr mayor, J Dents, J Contents and so ’ actr, Mra L B Taylor, Mrs Ed: ni infant, Mr Mrs Cummin) and, uni, flies Hanton. Dr and Mrs isa, Mr Duck, ie Mr Sm no and family, halts and farm iy, Mr ie PCB Gray, Mr Woo, Rev Davy atod ‘Misa Davy, Miss ar tiglon (2), Wr and Mis Churchill, WD and fabury, "Mrs Williams, Sirs’ Be Sent Mr and Miss Hawley, Mes and tamil.” Mire diet tsk servant, Mr Aadert wn Matthews. r scolterfoht, Mr Porter, Capt Yorke. Mix Barreras family, Mr and Mrs A Mr Berry, 3 y Mecamtthacl, Mr Ghesse ayanvand (amily. Mr and Mra Arrutm and ¥e. peeren oa Sane et eee Carders, F bonnan, 4 n Gon Barend a rvant, Mr Batielle and dangh julkeley. Dr Johnson, it ‘apt Pant | Fountai ar Cs Deampoell ieee weg Jos gen hes Flynne, & Sonle, Mr Macintire, ds Mr enkipi. Mr i pareengere Toul Livenroor—Steamer Af fact My Boston Jemee Gilinere and Pa children and nurse; Mr Upham, Miss Bennett, Mr 4 and hier Mrand Mis Lyman, ‘rite ni they shure: f xa Fyier and in ir rs ler my y Rice, Mi Cul ii i a four ehildeen: 0 and He, M Maeris, Capt Wich, Uayt We seen Abbey, an Site, Chas’ Greet ugh, JT Middlemen, IR et es Holinen, W Evans, FW. Et ay ate Erancls, one Vintages oa it Capt Papl Maglre Ee at hina ey ie Gon Goi oteteine ra i Cousuiate men— ‘Thompson, Lieut Cochrane, Dr roeepehy Hijest este aeo, J Darwen, Mr juckley, M Mrs Wheeler, Mr and Mra Nor. Wood! edu, Med taneleties 4 Winer tf AR vii + ree it m Kennerson, Gg ir Havemeyer,@ B Wal- wars bre Cat wine ud rv; % ious Soe s Parkinson, THE TURF. The Philadelphia Races—Sprimg Mect- ing. THIRD DAY. Pmcapecrer, June 12, £863. ‘The attendance on the third and last aay of the meet {ng was Cully as numerous as on the first day, about three thousand persons being on the track. The weather was warm and fayorable, tho threatened rain passing quictly over. Four races were on the programme. The first was for all ages—a two mile dash for a purse of two hundred and fifty dollars—and closed with the following entries:— Zeb. Ward's bay horse Blondin, four years old; Joho Hunter’s bay colt Copeck, three years old; Capt. Moore’s bay mare Mamona, five years old; C. 8. Lioyd’s ohestout colt Dangerous, four years old. Mamona was the favorite at one hundred to seventy, Dangerous being next in estimation. The latter took the lead as soon as tho signal for starting was given, Copeck lying second, and tho favorite tast of all, pulling tremendously. These positions were maintained for a mile anda balf, when Mamona closed the gap, passed Copeck and Biondin, and, challenging Dangerous, passed him in a few Strides, and won, held, by three lengths, in $:434¢; Dan- | gerous second, and Blondin whipping to. ‘The second race was. aweepstakes for three year olde, $200 entrance, half forfeit, and $500 added—a dash of two miles, The following were the entrics:—E. Kagle’s, bay filly, by Mabomet, dam by Woodpecker; John Hunt- er’s bay colt Rouble, by Star Davis, dam Picayune, by Medoc, and bay colt Copeck, by aay dam Rosette; KE. B. Colt’s Abu Bekir, by Mahomet, dam _——_ Morris’ colt , by Bonnie Scot! dam Young Fs i438. Wataon’s chestaut colt aAldotaro, by Commodore, dam Nannie Lewia; bay colt Bie Moore, by imp. Balrownio, Watson's phir gt Cop phi Ba is ing Hooton eeicon oo by Sovereiga, dam ot fap. orkshire; F.C, Murphy's plemeney colt Southerner, i | asin ey EE \. oal tain incor, fu » Rouble, Southeroer and Lank canve to the in Moore, from his running on the fret oo ranked highest in the pool selling quota- Frag stendiog next, ang Surprise next. The other wo wore little thought of, three falge starts & beautiful sond off was effected, Moore taking up tho running for the first mile. After Dena the stand Lodi went up, but was pulled In, leaving the favorite in his original position. qr nat the the latter, on coming up Lewd ay mn his stride, ‘gl en jendous ae Jenny Rose, and J. 5. . Knight of St. G dam ° brown colt, by Ruric, dam Hs selling purse of three hundred dollars, one mile and a quarter dash, with allowances in weight according to the pee they were entered to be sole Tore, The entries were Zeb Ward's Hlondia, $400, allowed fourteen pounds: Dr; Weldon's Venture, ‘$300, allowed and Col. De Bush’s Seven Oaks, same ance as Blondin. Seven Oaks was the (a- vorite at one hundred to fifty. She took the lead at the start, with Blondin second and Venture last, making the running thronghout, Seven Oaks won easily, Venture be- ing second by ten lengths. ‘The last race was a four mile dash, for a purse of six hundred dollars, Mi ray entered bay horse Jerome Fd- ger. four years ol timer of Kenticky. bay b horse John Morgan, five ycars lit Gitpatricn, rode the former: ‘ut the latter was backed to win for a deal of mone} hundred dol'ars to thirty on him. Jerome Edger led from the start throughout the first mile, which was done tn two minates, On the third quarter of the second mile ohn Morgan deprived him of the toad, and passed the tana two lengths abead, in 3:49. Ho retained tne lend until just before rounding the turn into the home stretch, when Gilpatrick, who had been nursing his hore with wonderful patience and skill, made his effort, and, chal- lenging Morgan, deprived him of tho lead, passing the stand on the third mile two lengths ahead. The race was now almost o.er, #8 John Morgan, without an effort loft in him, conld not respond to the whip, which was now freely sed, and the von-favorite won 'in a canter by a dozen lengths, in 7:52 THE RETURNING VOLUNTEERS. The Departure of the Twenty-Ninth New York Volunterrs for Hom GENRRAL VON STRISW!'IR'S ADDRESS, OvFicRes AND SOLD ERS OF THE Tweety NINTH ReGiMENT NEW York VouuntRRas:— ‘The term of service for which you enlisted has expired, and to morrow arn ‘will leave this command to return to your homos. My best wishes for your futufe welfare Accompany you. May you find the relatives and friends, whom you loft two years ago, in health and ty: May you meet in your undertakings that success which you have so well earned by your devotion to your adopted country, Yon were among the first whe cme forward to-sustain this government, and by your untiring zeal, your bravery on the field of battle and your soldier!y « ou duct in your daties, nde have won just claims upon the cateem, and patitade hu your fellow citizens. You tonk part in battle of Bull run, where your i wane ‘the last to leave the field, in the campaign under General Fremont, which termi: nated with the reverse at Cross Keys. Afterwards in the campaign under Geroral Sige! on ihe Rapidan and Rap- oor magg rivera, and the second battle ‘or Bull run; and, lastly, in sanguinary battle of Lig aperet oe where again you sustained your oid fame, by stubborn resist. ance to the overwhelming force of the enemy. It was on this fleld that you, together with the other regiments of the First brieade of my division, bravely detended your position, when all around you fled in onfnaion History ig just, and will exempt you from all blame that may at- tach to others for the disaster of that day. I part from you with deep regret; but let me hope that you will re- member me with the same esteem that I ever shall enter- tain for you. A. VON STEINWEHR. Base Bart. Marca —4n interesting base bali match bas been arranged to take place at Hoboken next Tuesday, between the Ath ett Philadetphia. and the Mutual, of New York. After the game the Pl eiphia Clab will be entertaine! at dinner by their New Yerk opponents. Exuimrion oF Te Romay CaTHonic ORPHAN AsYiUM.— The exhibition of the Roman Catholic Orphen Asylum for Boys will take place at the Asylum, on Fifth avenue, be tween Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets, next Tuesday, ‘at half-past three o'clock P. M. The exercises will be of a deeply interesting character, and archbishop Hughes is expected to add to the attractions of the occasion by his presence. Ovrxixo'or Mornis Grove.—This grove, situated on the line of the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad, will be open forthe season this afternoon. Tae invited visitors for the occasion have been furnished with a pass to the grove, and will be treated to a iree ‘clam roast’ and “clam chowder" after they get thore. ‘Tre Stare Creaxxrs Parn.—The street cleaners, in im mense force, gathered around the Comptrolier’s offer yeeterday for the purpose of receiving their pay. Tho bills of the men were made ont with due dexpateh, and each claimant was paid with as little delay as possible. The line of applicants for pay extended from the sidewalk on Centre street to the cashier's desk in the Comptroller's office. 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For particulars by inall enclose stan for che jot street, New ¥ Diseases of the, Nervous, Seminal, Uri- ‘and reliable treatiment—in. j=-sent in sealed letwer en- reas Dr-J. Skillin Houghton, phia, Which of the Tw Negro more than our Natioi al papas The thon 4 It Who Loves the jontst or the athe abel Franied . thas at would y at any ny therefore the only eat a 1,000 yal t was req lay down ri punishinent fer 8 parricidte rebel is the and the health 01 UN S'Piviston street: New York city; eight rooms and entrance, private Chemist and Apothecary, ue aud Twenty eighth street. Pure ed wath care. Married. PBrak—Meav—On Thursday owt Jone 11, at the residence of the bride's parents, Joy Beak to Mary A., daughter of Isang Mea, all of this city, No cards. Beak—Maap.-—On ibursday, June 11, by the Rev. Dun- can Dunbar, Mr. Jonx Beak to Miss Many A., daughter of | Isaac Mead, Faq., all of this city. BULLRYenJAMES—At Poughkeepsie, N. Y., on Thursday, June 21, by the Rew, Samuel Buel, . Joux BULuRY, ‘of New York city, to Kitzaumw Livixastox, daughter z tise late &. K. James, Fsq., of the former place. CranK—Sraon.—At the First Reformed Dutch church, Coxsackie, N. ¥., by the Rov. 8. P.M. Hastings, Lamuxt 8, CLARK, Of Brookiyn, to Kama, daughter of Casper H. Poor, Rad... of Coxsackie, Lowr—Hiuixer.—n Friday, June 5, by the Rev. Dr. Armitage, Jouy G. Lowe to Miss Anya, daughter of John uultiker, hag. No cards. Laintaw—Oxvennoxx.—On Wednesday, June 10, at Christ church, Claremont, N. J., by the Rev. Charles ‘Rit ter, Hexey B. Caipaw to Eiszanera C. OsDeRDONK, No cards. Mawuaw—snoxix.—On Thursday, June, 11, at Chiat eburch, b '. C. Ewer, Avonzo Masitaw to Enza ouly cisughter of ‘of the late Daniel Cronin, 89q., both of thid cit, California pspors ploaso copy. MeCinaw-—Souruwowrn.—-On Thursday, Juno U1, at the residesico of the bride's father, by the Kov. W. Rodinan, Tomas MoGraw, of Jersey City, to Sanan E. Sortawontm, daughter of William Simpson, ‘Weat Farms, Westchester equaty. bd care! On Thureday, Juno 11, at tho resi- mother, 175 Wost Forty-eight streot, ah, Mr. Wintiat SHaw to Miss AnLMN of thia cit June 1a, by the Comme ty ANN AU J ames ‘sinith, all of mn Sees og Rev. Mr. G odd, ovata Loo Rwoop, daughter of the this ity. Diea Aviwa.—Io Prooklyn, on Friday, Juno 12, Crwmta A., ife of Edwin Adams. "ithe relatives and friends of tha family aro inviiel to ‘NEW YORK HEKALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1863, 6 eee ee attend the toneral, this (Saturday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from 49 Ryerson street, Avaw-on.—At Fordham, N, Y., on Wednesday, June 10, of consumption, LSsuGLLs daughter of Christus aud tho late Constantine Adameon. The friends of the Gmily are respectfutly invited to at- tend the funeral, fron she Church of Pty FS Morey. Fordham, this (Rawurday) mornmg, at tem o'clock. ‘ihe Femains wil bo interred isel, Patrick's cathedral, pang Orleans (La.) and Bardstown (Ky.) papers please y Bowerman —On Thursday, Jone 11, Hewry Chay — mRxAN, Ouly son of Wm. D. Bowsrman, aged 10 years, 0 om ieende sf ibe fami respectfully invited to e mi are 'y atieod tho funeral, trom hie faihers, resiaonce, Fast. on this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o’cioes. The York and New Huven Railroad’ cars leave Twenty- soventh strect amd Fourth avenuo at half. past eleven o'clock A. M. Carriages will be in aiteadance at Mount Vernon station Beoe.t.—On Thersday, June 11, Mies Caruanums A, Bupa, ip the 4th year of her age. The relatives and friends ot the ramily are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, trom the. Moravian church, Now Dorp, Staten Islaud, this (Saturday) aiteruoon, ab hati -past four o'clock, Bunusni-—At Castleton, Staten Island, o@ Wednesday morning, Juve 10, Jamu, rolich of David D. Burger, te the ‘78th year of her af, The relatives friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, without further notice, frons the Episco- pal church, at two o'clock in the afternoon, Boat leaves nee ms North river, a¢ half-past twelve o'clock. pers June 12, Aayes Carron, daugh- torctuoun and the late Biizabeth Carroll, aged 5 years and 1 month. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to ationd the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 300 Weat Thirty-first streot, Cuaw vox. —On Thursday, Jume [1, Josura Crawroap, His friend 8 Rend invited to attemd the funeral, on Sunday eri cen ‘o’olocky the residence of his son, Crawford, Jamaica, L. Canaktn. —On Friday. 3 Kod 12, Jou, son of Joromiah and Ane Cremmin, aged 17 years, 10 mouths and 23 3. ‘The relatives and Irionds of the family, also oe is uneles, Craig and Jonn ond ap bcos }» Thomas ly Invited’ to attend:the funeral, on y afternoon at two o'clock, from his late reaidenco, 210 west ‘Twenty- sixth street. Cross.—Un Friday, June 12, of dropsy, Mrs. Susan CRoas, aged 66-years, Funeral from her late residence, 78 East Broadway, on Sunday morning a. taken to New Gurtia.—On Friday, June-12, Mr. ‘Onw Corns, aged 6T one Co eating friends-of the family are respectfully invited to attend thofuneral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 20 Bayard street. Buffalo 8 Dowon. 01 Wednesday, Sagr Ter ta Gis: prose, Excel- od 33 yea The friends: ‘and relatives, also: the members of Excel sior Lodge No, 195 and Nationat Lodge No. 209 of F. and A M., and the fraternity in: general, are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, ‘at half-past one CS go from be te ee residence, he Bowery. daughter rom.—On Friday june cy, of Thos. ¥. and Lucy Devon te the gad your her age. The relatives. and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral iy. o'clock, from hor late residence, 80 West street, ‘without further notice, Her remain will be taken to St. John’s Cemetery, Yonkers, by the Hudson Rivet Railroad train which eaves Thirty. -first street at ffty- two-minutes after eleven o’clocls A. M. Domenry.—At Springflelg, Mass., Mrs. Joanta Doser, peor gn city, and formerly of Gurrigiass, county Cork, Her friends and thoseof her husband, Bartholomew Doherty, formerly of Churchtown, parish of Knochane, county Kerry, Ireland, are requested to attend the fune- 1 this (Saturday), at “twelve o'clock, from the Twonty- eet depot, ‘The romaing will be taken Calvary On Friday, Juno 12, Maria M., widow of John \ge!, at the age of 76 yeara and one month. ‘she Tumoral willake place on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her sou, F. K. Engel, which the friends and acquaiatauces of the family are respect- fully invited to attend. homes: —On Friday, June 14, Josnrnt N, Forman, aged 28 years, 8 months and 23 4 Tho relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. § Devoe street, Williamsburg, this (Satur- day) afternoon, at two o'clock. GEawNG.—At Keokuk, Iowa, on Friday morning, June 5, Wm. By GERRING, aged 46 years, formorly of this city. ‘The remains wore interred in Evergreen Comovery. Ganxrt.—On Friday, Juno 12, James, the dearly be Jove son of William aud Ann Gablert, aged 9 months and 12 days. ‘Tue friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoou, ‘ut two o’olock, from the residence of bis parents, No. 41 Shoriff street.” oo —At Tarrytown, Westchester county, Rev. Joux KET. High mass and funeral services at St. Teresa’ Tarrytown, at nine o'clock this (Saturday) morning. remains will be interred in St. Patrick’s Cemetery, Ver- plauk’s Point. Trains from Bhirty-Orst street at a quar- tor past ecven. Kerenam.—On Friday, June 12, Linum, pet daugh ter of Tredwell aud Mary Ketcham, aged 14 y ‘Tho relatives and frieads of tho family are respecttully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday after: noon, at five o'clock, from 34 West Twenty-sizt! without further notice. McHasry,—In Brooklyn, on Thurday, June 11, Jonx wie ‘son of Charles and Rose McHenry, aged 1 year ani v8. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are ree oprags | invited to attend the funeral. from the residence parents, 43 Tillary street, corner of Adams, this ‘Gane. ay) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Nor.—On Friday, June 12, Joan C, Nos, in the 7th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are renin jnvited to attend the funeral, from his late res First street, on uneasy afternoon, at two o'clock. Niewows.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, June 12, Lzowora, infant daughter of Geo. L! and Christiba M. Nichols. Tho relatives and (riends are invited to attend the fu- neral, on Monday afternoon, at balf-past three o'clock, from 109 Clinton street, corner of State. Rymr.—On Thuraday, June 11, Iva, only daughter of Wm. 11. and Kato Ryer, aged 6 months and 10 days. Too fair a flower for earthly care, ‘Thou hast gone to a beavenly elime, Thou wert only lent to us to share ‘Our bappiness for a time. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the tuneral, from the residence ot her parents, No. Broome street, on Sunday afternoon, at haif-past one treet, ok. i.ATER.—On Friday, ret Lf after a lingering iliness, nLas Starter, aged 38 N The friends of the etary, and. ‘also the Pelterson Benev- olent Asaociation, are invited to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, 147 Second street, W: iMiawsburg, on Sendey afternoon, at two o'clock snt--On Thureday, Jime 11, Wisaa Rocuaroxe, child of I'r. George and Ruth R. Steinert. this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from 258 West Twenty fourth street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, Souxcron —On Friday, June 12, Mary E1isaners, in- fant daughter of William aud Elizabeth Simington, aged 1 year and 4 days The friends and acquaintances of the family are re. spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) oon, At two o'clock, from the parents! reaklance, it Sixteonth streot. —At West Farms, on Thurstay, June 11, Jams the 74th your of his age. tives and friends of tho fumily are respectfully o aitend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the Kpiecopal church, at Weat Farms. Wences.—On Sixth day morning, June 12, Wenn, aged 80 yours and 9 months Her friends and those of her daughter, Jane Johnston, are invited to attend the funeral, on First Day morning, 14th inst., from Friends’ Meeting House, on Twenty seventh street, east of Sixth avenue, at half-past ten o'clock. WALKER. — Mrs. aged 78 years. atives and friende, and those of the family. Porne Jax Warner, relict of Alexander Hy are nvited to attend the funeral, from the residence oF her jobu CO. Walker, 258 West Forty-third street, this day) afternoon, at one o'clock. MISCELLANEOUS. — 8 TaIWo~x. * CAUTION.=The Plantation Bitter Bottle in secured to us a by United States letters ps To imitate or use it for other purpose is a crime punishable with fine and imprisonment. Parties are warned of the consequences of filling empty bottHes with any | other mixture, whether calli ft Plantation Bitters or by any other name, We pay cash, sixty cents per dozen, or | $720 per gross, for all ewpty bottles, delivered at our manu- factory, 108 Liberty atroet, thus removing any excuse for ig- norance. Ao. Any person petending to sell Plantation Bitters in bulk, or by the gallon, is @ ewindier and imposter, We sell only in our regular bottien, al! bearing our private United States stamp and stee! plate lable and signature. P. 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