The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1863, Page 5

_ NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST. THE SURRENDER AT VICKSDURG. One Lieutenant General, Four Major Generals and Twen- ty Brigadiers Captured. ‘The Garrison Compesed of Twenty Thousand Men, DETAILS OF OPERATIONS 10 JUNE 30, PEMBERTON’S DESPERATE DESIGNS, Kary Ren he Curcrxnati, July 10, 1868. ‘Tho Casete’s Vicksburg correspondent says tisk sassag the officers captured are one lieutenant general, four ‘major generals and between fifteen and twenty brigadier @onerals. ‘Tho garrison comprised 20,000 men. * H. Farrell’s Despatch. ‘THIRTEENTH ARMY CoRrs, Nuaz Vicksruna, Miss., June 30, 1863. OPERATIONS TO JUNK 30. The operations of this corps—the left wing of the ‘Srmy—for the last twenty-four hours has been confined to ‘@ desultory cannonade from our side, meoting little or no feply from the enemy. EFFECT OF OUR ARTILLERY IRE. Early yesterday morning the rebels opened fire from a Dew sixty-four pounder gum on the right of this corps. ‘The vigilance of the gunners in our batteries, who fired ®t the embrasure of the rebel work as soon ‘as the muzzle of the gun was in sight, prevented tho ‘enemy from taking aim. They were therefore obliged to fre “blind,” the shot going over the desired mark at least two miles, Tue attempt to fire this piece ‘was repeated several times with similar result. This morning the rebels opened a brisk fire with light artillery from a new battery on the Jackson and Vicksburg road. The fire of one of the batteries manned by the First United States artillery was concentrated upon it, and Stlenced it within baif‘an hour. Lauma. 18 woucting more gups on his division -front. He has alieady several guns in position that have easy rauge of the city. CRN. WeRRON’S ACTIVITY. a aeons left of bers wing of the army is under the hand of sirior + « herren, Ce bes attatoed a pation Bearer than any Other corps of this army His ‘ies command Uh. city. To-day be completed a bi Aery within a mile ond a half of Vicksburg. He ho woveral f r-bwo-pounder riled guns in position. This ‘battery will open fire on the city tomorrow moruing at five o'clock. The battery has been coustructed under the immediate supervision of Gen. Herron, assisted by Capt. Alexander, 0! wing Engiveer gorns Mvor White (son of ex-Judge White, New York city), of the Ordnance De- t, aid’ Maor Murphy (iret Miesouri artillory), ~chief of ‘artillery. CAITURK OF REBEL CON OX 8 Last night seven prisoners belonging to the Seventh Arkanpas regiment were captured on General Herron’s front. One of them was a lieutenant, who says that bis Togiment are couscripts; that bis regiment, io common wwikh others of Pembertwn's army, are much reduced on ‘wcoount of casualities, improper medical treatment and short rations; for the last three days they have been on eal rations, and that the ration of flour is so small 93 to make not more than one biscuit. He also says that our artiliery bias been making havoc among the rebels, and that nearly all the rank sod file would desert or sur- render did the opyortunity present itself, This officer also puts the of July as the longest poss.ble time for hold ous. The rebels are algo sdort of are NAVAL CO OPERATION. “This morning the gunboats Benton and Carondolet ‘Opened a brick fire on She lower water batteries. The cannonade was continued for threo hours, with good - from our side, The rebels replied at long inter. vals. a Mr. Cha: PRMHERTON’S DESIGNS, It is stated by dene o! the prisovers that have come pabeye our lines that Pemberton degigns expending the t shot betore he surrenders, and that tn doing this be ill make a de=perate at'em;t to escape through the left of our line. Time praeee ll thie all things. Our Cairo | Correspongence. Fee fy, ae 1863, Wut 4 COUT LEAitvED. One of General Grant’s scouts, who goes home on leave of absence for a few days, bas just passed through Cairo en route for lowa. From tim I learn some rather inte- sweating particulars of the condjtion of rebeldom generally ‘end of General Johnston’s army in particular. Johnston is organizing his army. He has now about fifty thousand men, « good proportion being of the cavalry army—about one sixth of his entire force—and has aot to exceed forty pieces of artillery. The cavalry are well armed; but their show of horse flesh, as the scout expressed {t, ‘is mighty slim.” Their animals are dn poor flesh, and were never, in their most palmy days, ‘wnything to boast of. Jackson is in commund of the cavairy new stationed at Satartia on the Yazoo river, and at Vernon, afew miies ‘rom the Black river. The whole force extends a distance of twelve or fifteen miles up and down the country. General Loring is tn the Flack river, at a point where ‘the road from | anton to Vicksburg cros-es that stream. Andervon, als» in command of a potion of Jehnst Torce, oa vsed to be statioued on the Mobile and Mis. eissippi Rai rowd. This is the condition and position, so far as the scout, by a long and tiresome trip of ever a hundred miles into the enemy's count-y, could learn it, of tue entire rebel force soon to be brought into action against our troops under General W. T. Sherman, Johnston, it is now understood, is really to make an attempt—and a deaverate attempt it will be—to raise the Giege of Vicksburg and relieve the rebels penned in under Pemberton. The feeling is, that if Vicksburg falls the entire rebel canse has gone io the dogs. Many of their officers swear solemp oaths if the doomed city does {all they will resign their commissions. The next move— already calculated by the rebels—in the event of the loss is to fail back upon Montgomery, Ala., as ile will have to follow burg PRICRS IN DIXIE. From the following rates paid for some of the levding articles of home consumption, it would appear to the on initiated that housekeeping in Dixic was one of the most difficult ag weil as most expensive of luxuries. What would our boarding house keepers think of paying one doliar per pound for poor flour, seventy-five ceuts for dark, wot, sugar; corn $2 10 bushel, corn meal $5. Why it would be killing upon purse. ‘Then your Feotonta who worth wear socks mrust pay $5 per pair them. Your Indy who could afford a calico wrapper must give $8 @ yard jor the cheapest, most common stuff. YOMTION AT REAK OF VICKSH’ RA. “Thore was Wo change of im) ortance to note in the posi- tion of affairs in General Logan’s front, stoce the partial ion of Fort Hill, when my informant left the field, the Tien ult. Logan still held bis ground, apd wea wo beavy guns in petition, ready to give the enemy slumbia, He war also sapping their foundations pre yperatory to another blow-up, which it was expected ‘would come off on the night of the 29¢b. Geo -Horron was wraduaily getting nearer the position ‘he desired to ovcupy. On the aS the 28th. the revels mada a derperate attempt to*break through as and rate biv lines, hoping to escape, but they were Tepulsed with some loxs and made to go into toate | Kennels again. It is undoubtedly at this point, if any, the rebels think they cau break through and engage the full Union forces. But works are now going ou which will n this @ ruatter of strict impossibility, They gain a fighting foothold even now, A RECREANT SOLPIRR, A fow days since Saas Wood, of a Chicago battery, detected one of our pickets in the disgraceful act of fu ponies A & rebel pickot with ammunition, In the share of caps, a sopply of whieh he had placed in his captech. 7) was {0 the act of trading canteens with the rebel when Captain Wood came upon the scene, caught the valuable can containing the cape, ant At once arrented the recreant volunteer It will undoubtedly go bard with trim before a court martial Rebel Accounts. Bde the Richmond Dispatch, July 4 ) ‘Tho i ‘are that General Jotnston js at inst making & move on the rear of Urant’s army. We hav hopes from that quarter, and as Kirby Smith an oar in men from the other shore at pieasu rice can It seems that our hope: are vot without fowntaty e look for at mews from the South very +hortiy Bor rns, Via Jackaom, Mee fom 6, 1863, Yen! about twelve o'clock,’ the Yankee ‘ew cavalry Ferry and advanced hi contr, btw i the and driven back neroms the river. just in from Edwards? }epot says the entire | A cr ef General Onterhavn crema ‘the Wiig Black If 80, we will have wartn i footing very uneasy ia ingear. There was very command noar that place last wight. work today. Groot Is write ry to events transjiriny i (Nore —I send the «bove to show how little they knew at Jackson on the Sth what had really occurred at Vieke Cry en the dik —RaroRTee.) 1 secues, Mien, July 4, overseers, and will hold them as hostages for the retu of the theo hu dred men captured and held by Bagks upon the of shooting Mr, | \envet. "Taylor trols ti! the Boutheruers as priv taken the oath of allaginnes | fo he ae The Huntsville Advocate ng 474, nbiiges a detailed welor Seay Ge a by We. H. sree of the federal Toroes ia thelr rads between Big eet n Creek, in April last. The total amount of lons indie ‘upon the rebels is given at $1,887,000. ARRIVAL OF THE CORSICA. a News from Havana, Mexico and Venezuela. SEQUESTRATION OF PROPERTY IN MEXICO. NO PEACE IN VENEZUELA, he, ken Ree The British steamship Corsica, Captain L, Messeura, from Havana 4th inst., via Nassau, N. P., 6th inst., ar- rived at this port yesterday. ° Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, July 4, 1863. Havana Commerce—England and the Civil War—Reforms {nm Cuban Courts of Justice—The French in Mixico— Cuban Agricultural society—Dogs Doomsday—Vene- ruela, fc. We have been without news from anywhere for quite along time. The blockade of the Southern coast is now 80 strict that the arrival of a vessel from any point there is a rarity. One only, @ little schooner, has come in from somewhere in Florida a few days since; but she dia not bring us @ word of news, The Britiab mail steamer from Vera Cruz will probably not arrive bere until to morrow or the day after, and sho will have nothing for us but a lot of details about affairs in Moxico city, &c. All eyesaro anxiously turned northward in auxious expectation that the drama there is drawing to a close. The mercantile community is whoily and solely desirous of peace in whatsoever form it may. come; and I am quite sure wany of your merchants, especially those who have traded with Havena, are no less anxious for a termination of the war. In the meantime England is reaping @ golden harvest. Ordors, which were formerly filled in the States, are now sent to fngland, and it is no exaggeration to say that the ontire current of trade flows gradually in the same direction, Manufacturers got hardware of all kinds, glassware, paper, and a multitude of articles in the United States aro unable to Mil orders for want of bands, and I know in- stances where such orders have boen countermanded there and sent to England. The want of hands, which must be severely felt ia your factories, and the insecurity of American shipping, are slowly but surely undermining the vast trade upon which your large cities depend. You must nccept these tact; and believe them, whether you will or not. Jn regard to England, her import and export trade wore never so flourishing as at present, as you will perceive from the published official statements. This is one of the natural consequences of the civil war, and it is 20 wonder that England would rather you would keep it up. Those hypocritical meetings gotten up in Manchester ant elso- where in favor of the Northern States are with the sole view of stimulating you to continue. The manufacturers, who have doubled and perhape quadrupled their business sine , Aro NOt going to let the be killed mae 8 80 many gviden eggs jor them. Stolid John Bull bas played a ver! bas duped you (erreig od for you hay cehoae we aber been qi am “sympathy”? venous ‘of sympathy be He keepe it alt tor rhea believs : ip everythin, in beng tn eupcship is b md th fA ie ip io saat 7 ‘say, is war is wit @ question of business. In that cage you cannot pec him to sympathize in opposition to his interest. 1m business sympathy and interest go band to hand, and John Bull's’ interest being mest decidodly ut ee ymyathy is there ise. England, France and ‘sympathized with Mexico, becaure fy wan’ trade with that rich country. for you. me; and you, his rival his eyesore and bens hat nonsense. q! France, the tional policeman, told diners io and be would settio the matter With that unruly ily, endéa- vor to them pay their debts and behave them- selves, go to work as Be looy should and send the children to school. The stationers A hope that the children will 89 to Bchool; the Sheffield and Birmingham meo expect to Sooty implements and tools to uose who go to work, iu ve a, ee 'e ymgethie Koa ald fly i ae and can pay at or: sympathy, be) iy ‘3 tthe ee England has for you, for you are doing Ler an im- mense servic: by continuing tbe duce ® r not prev war, and ae "O- Cage overflow of 8 ympathy. os & ve ther from ‘smpenion with Southern because there is an interest to be served Aod | think you know of the oxislence of this latter sympathy. ‘his is human nature all the world over. Everything in and about um is material, even to our fin sepirations, and the highest class of ‘poetry i but materiaiisin in action. Speaking of Mexico, I fod among the details of affairs there that the Freoch authorities bave decreed the ao. quostration of the property of ali those who now continue in arms against (hein. ibe railread from Vera Cruz vo Orizaba, and from then ¢ probably to the capital, is in precess of completion. AD American engineer of great ability, Colonet ‘Iacott, bed formerly ebarge o€ this work; but having goue to New York some time since on bis 10 England on business connected with this rail- road, he was there arrested, for no better reason than that be was a Southerner. The engineer now in charge is a Mr. Lyons; but 1 donot know whether be is American or English. Matters in Havana are dull enough. We are to have some much needed reforms in our courts of justice, the attention of the Captain General having been directed to some crying abuses of chronic standing. It is said that, under the old system, now tw be changed if possible, no cause could be gained without bribing the Judges abd officials of the court. In such astate of things man stands no chance of having truth of this and other grave cbarces, local judiciary, is apparently substantiated ‘by an article in the Diario dela Marina, which admits the existence of gross corruption, and heartily approves the inteuded reform, which will add new lustre \o the name of Gene- ral Duleo. A number of influential Cubans of wealth and intelli gence, are about to form an agricultural society in Hava ba, for the purpose of introducing improvements in this branch of science, The chef mover in this mn st praise- worthy measure is a gentieman well known in New York, Mr. J. M. Macias, who has lately established « mod farm in the Cerro, some three mies from Havana This farm, which Mr. Macias stocked with cattle of the most approved breeds, has proved a great success, and augurs much for the future. “Mr. diaclus haa aiso paid grout at leptin to the cultivation of Caged vegetables raised for New York, to look after a supply of animals, seca, plements, &c.. with which to to ay, the wants wry bis establishment. | , f you should an ‘tupity , that the Himato wi ‘ena i ei in the fur- country stands more mutering been #0 long #08. it at so low a pownt that there is littie oF no chance of their Leing +o attacked. and when their last hour comes, heralded by the policeman, the probability is that all i te tm the full pamsasatit of thoir facultic. Dut it tw bettor for them to die tt & more brutally cruel people to dumb animale duegapot here im tals world (han the lower ordera Mere. T really congratulate the poor dogs The Spanish tail steamer Priceipe Alfonso which ar rived here yesterday, after ae unusually quick par sage of only eighteen days Cadiz, brings us news from Vevezuela, via Puerto Kiev, confirmatery ofthe ores disturbances in Laguayrn and Porte Ca Deilo, and the veo Bowery of many of Faicon's partisans to the law Ls, perce, The date of this news is June 8, and the |’kelihood ‘a that you are in receipt of much Later inteiligooce This i# the glorious The Stars and Stripes and yy met by Whitefetd’s } Stars and Pars are floating harmoniously mde by Bide in | bono of the day (rom the fow American vessele in port, | and these are very few. | have prepared no oration tor the occasion, aud you wii be spared the infliction of m: | sentiments and rejections but the follow log Uomat, w viel | Tinterd drinking to this evening, will. I trust, be found wi tonabie — | onthe triumph of the principle that all men have « gata. | S aaa inalienable right to lite, liberty aod the pursuit of nese * “Tae you will drink it with me ‘Teo Spanish vessels-of war, the Princesa de An | and Ptearro, bave gone fro o to New Orleans former, | undersiand, will pay you another visit at the ‘end of this mouth, being ordered to your port for some t | OE ge of other. | No rain to spealt of haw fallen in Havans for quite « long brn aod the weather m ve y hot and dry, with some, j b not a great deal of sickness: ag > -L ‘on Now York is about the same as at last ad- io thirty-two and shal die Vis howua Joly 8; b, vio, ranging from shirty 10 crops a om to circumstances. In Kurope rates have nm 88 Onytea and Brovkhave wore ea OY | Savaneeds exchange da London being from thirteen Wo trane-Mirsier yp! 1 somnvetcen at “ees Lamar, of Texas, says that Genersls Smith and are fast angmenting their armies M General Tayior has eavt paseed up this , thirteen vepartment and Port Hodson are well pro- Arrival of Invatid Solds: Vowvom, July 10, 1863. ‘The steamer Consort, from Newbern, N.C., bas arrived, bringing three hundred invalit soldiers of Mamwact uneite j ; i] many Yankee vinulers and , reqment NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1863. The Best ana cn + Rewepaper in the +a, feo on my Arctie voyage of Yoe-61-02, 1 planuod another éxpec:sion (or 1863, On rotwrntag w {he Ste last September (1862), I stopped at &t, Joting, Newfound Wore, The Wueeny Hunan, roady this (Saturday) smead will contain — ee cr 2 ftir % PF consumption Joun | a ‘be relatt ISCELLANEOU! toeitea re o {Fisn08 oF the tfamiiy are respectfully Mist ee pene x { from ai funeral, without further invitation, | UENUK Co ‘residence of Ins father, 107 Fast Forty ov MRTIOINES VOR TOT: + two wetnnte apoteet ne (sa feune will be rte J \ Sees ‘Stree (ken 9 tereee, Chureb o and § Seoond avenue, at half pact Ki" Bouilice (0 YO wen A A when requiem bigh mass will bedeld, aad [rom thence io €0N ‘ ' te While of ering wy eoseuraten sUMPTION eluep Lo the 9 w wey mY Hed Le im too welll estal effect 4 too certain Innd, and there first learned that my country was on. } 1% ficial reports amd authentic dotails from our Spa- r¥ Coctars which tnially asanila the iuwreductian of & WW aged im war. At once I felt thers could be but slight | °!M! War Correspondents of the recent Terrific ana Ua. | Ye: itary, M4 Brooklyn, ow FriaQrY morning, July 10, | “gc peat POE RT ea hope of resuming my Arctic explorations at the time | PAralleled Coufict m Pennsylvania, resulting, after three | ttoww Mccnamu, in the #1 Year of Be BO A ya | fuels oun pany “ach! gad wi Proposed. Arriving in tho States and sponding afow | SY* Fighting, in the trium val Suocea® of the Army of | 4, Tbe friends Of the tan. Ad the wd Jotiae aro ro- | 4,2,82.netw Weeks among friends devoted to Arctic explorations, 1 | ‘Be Potomac, underGenoral xtoade, with tho latost uc tpoctaly yet to itn fverot m (iaorday) came to the conclusion to spare no exertions in prepur- | ©UBt of the Movements of the Union Forces and of tho | afternoon, at half past two o'tlock, from a °F late rot {ing for my second expedition to tho Arctic seas. In my Perna Rebels, their present whereabouts, Incideute | doce, Na. 3 | ron rei 10 after w ata, Ft and | Bowanda of uch ‘carbs Benck’s Medicingn ‘ave ecared Struggto tO make the proper preparations 1 have labored | % the great Conflict, &e., &e., de sovere ilineat, Row, the beloved wile ‘of Vatricle ¢ NY" | “Nomotines the wnost eminent me long and perseveringly, the results oft times appearing A very fine Map of the scene of thy? Second Day's Con. | aged 37 years. ise in auc Liadngs or in hopeful of my ultimate success flict near Gettysburg, showing the positions during the ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fam bor be 7 rm ge at T need only refer to the stupendous obstacle (the Amo- | PAtt@ of the Union Forces and of the Kobois eine oe ee eaten reumedy, the baste’ 3s rican war) that has boon constantly before ine during alt | full accoout of tbo concluding Meiumph of Ger “~ hare —00 Toursdny, July 9, Waasam Prom, aged ) “ably ty alop the sough. ana which ay my lubors; for it is the subject which is absorbing tho | Orant's Heroic Army in the Capture of Vickwburg, th | ADOT v6 ang triads are respectfully invited to at. |“ “lems Oa tprtr ees ms, i 0 attention of the whole civilized world Gibraltar of the Mississippi, with all of Pemberton’s sm | tend the funeral, on Sunday, trem bin tate residenee, | in ote, % Weeks OF months the autleres tafteiieved Uy « Idoopiy regret to say that, owing to the want of auf. | Pies, ammunition, forts, defences, mon, §c., and’ a | Cornor of Atlante aod Bond streets, Brooklyn. Bows ion te the Dalen giatwe.teicde of, the canes of AAcient moans and the lateness of tho season, Lam now | SF@PME account of che Operations sinco the 44th of last | q_thtLr—Om Nouraday, July 9, Mis. Ann Ruauy, wife of opens ‘avapeia. The mucous memirade Of the br compelled to postpone my expedition to next year. In | J¥8°) leading to the Surrender of the city ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to | anal abate Acoount of the Movements of General Rosecrans! Army tend the funeral, from her |; residenoe, 770 Third bebe the meantime I shail proveed to prepare my narrative of my late voyage ( 01-82) for publication, and at tho same timo take such @teps as will inaure the noces: Gary aid for my expedition to the Arctic regious, now postponed to the spring of 1864. Respectfully, C. F, HALL. N. B.—Lettors and communications for moe should bo addressed C. 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An extra copy will bo went to clubs of twenty, Phese rales make the WheK.r WRIG ‘No, 8 Wall atreet, Tasoment room No.7, = Heat the cheapest publication én the country ‘The foneral will take place this (Saturday) afternoon, At two o'clock, {rom No. 22 Jersoy avenue, Jersey City Natives and friends are reapectfully in {tod r without further notice ie hie ain eras scanner MISCKLLANEOUS, Mer tetera cnaivens ou PeeKetinee Lost Avvarrimcens to a limited number, at arty cots |?) * #8 ee ee eS ‘ail atreet, room No. 1, BM. ¥. per line, will be inserted in the Wiuxir Herat. HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM . ¢ Hair Dye, 50c., Black or Brown, | Tis delightful aud extraordinary aruicle changes the sun ik Prtural feliable. Depot Mo. 1 Barclay street. Sold by 4ll | hurt face and hands oe pearly, satin texture of ravishing Straw Hats, in Endless Variety, at | beauty, imparting the marbie p WHITE'S. ae Miliary ais, Caps and Accoutrements, at Dr. rita at his omen, Hours from 10 to Marrted. Banaws—Wittie.—On Thursday, July 9, by the Rey. J P. Newman, Samcxe H. Banyes, of Southfield, N. Y., to Miss Frances L. Wits, of Mystic River, Cona, No cards Cunsey—Hasiins —in Brookiyn,on Mouday, July 6, by the Kev. John Booth, Wr.uiam Cuxwry, of the United States Navy, to laxtak, third daughter of John B. Haskins. No De Marini Refers his P tients, nce from the clty, to Dr. No, @ Eas. ‘thirty-fourth dak rity of youth and the dis tingue appearance so inviting in the city belle of fashion, Te romores tan, freckien, pimples and roughnes# from the skin, leaving the complexion frea freab, transparent and amooth Tecontains n0 material Injurioun to the akin. Patronized by cards actresses Proof—for cottages, barns. roofs, veusela, Gustte were, ae. | Wasbington (1 Opy er ert mg vate eee h. REYNOLDS, Agent, 74 Malden lune. f Av COmNOLL Ur July 9, atthe Church | have. Sold everywhere i Of the Annunciation, Manhatiany tile, by the Rev. Father Tiieake arene ae @éherats Ge 4 Mende. Broen, Mr. Jamis D. Davis (0 May M’ Cossonix, uicow of lodea, Maslin: pries Sh. a Uukis is" Lone Gore ‘The undersigned, Tay frmgaged at preset with the paint. Charice M: Connolly, Ea., of Washington Heights and Lake Champlain. pring price 15 cents, A Guitete ay of large porteaita in oll, OC thy naned Generais, | GReviKR—Haxnins —On Thursday, July 9, at the resi- | Farnioga, White Mountains, Cattskill Mountains and other ‘above s it pleasure in invitin, hele friends ane admirers ee great i e tS. deuce of the bride’s father, by the Kev. J. O. Winner, Mr. Simmer 4 Muniin: price 76 cents A Guide to New to bis stud: t % bo} Oly Neighborhood. Mat: om No. Jo, 8. 18 Montage aroet, dora ae Kuzanert HANKINS, all of Ho: aiide wethe nd ets recall sna'viinlig® ‘ane Opposite’ ie Acadetay of = sic, Brooklyn, Gam apenas in oklyo, on Thursday even. Fach book contains twrive beant! ey colored en. ern —In Brow from photographs, with copious descriptions, Can Hight Cartes de for $1, of Un ing, July 2, by the Rev. A. Elnendorf, D.D., Cua A 20.10 DAPEF covers: vrice 4 cents For sale on the equalind style end fea tng ocriaeds Gaervrra, of Columbia, N. J., to Joseemxe Prspurtox Ha wad at the hotela al the waiering ‘paces, oF cere ahs an former of Coriaudt and daughter of Captain J."L. Pendleton, of this city. aie f sept ct price by be pull Sxoon—Kixx.—Ip Brooklyn, on Friday, July 3, by the T. NELMON 2 SOND. 137 Graud ste . New Vork. he Perfect Cartes de Visite, wi Rev. ‘ft. Edwin Brown, Riewz: A. Secu to Lizaik Haxnios NEW ART —DECALCOMAN! Aupertor style and position, for 91, at RUSSELL Kink. DECALCOMANTE., Wasursgtox—Lux,—On Thursday, July 9, S Trinity Canal ‘arses, N EA By the Introduction of DECALCOMANIB in thie wt becomes the meuivm th: Ditch taste and Pe EGE" shagal, by the Rev. 8. H; Weston, DD. wil bring to “migne t Cartes de Visite for One Dollar— ! ohurcn, aces Waeds, of Washington, ig ., Pay rN 43 Broadway, No expense spared to pro. | master United States va fi to Miss Kate Lark, daughte Se An of ‘oF becurattug articles of dice goot work, Ht Lewes mm =" | of Col, Robert M. Lae, of Viiladeiphia. | foray ag Viel ong dear | 6 ny at's Elliptic Lock Seiten wing Ma- with ss Wrens Braiders, Sampies of sewing New Sew! ing Machine Recta! ay, meee 1 ‘This nev on a OELERRAI Db UROVER’ ‘* BAKER N MA at manufacturers’ prices, bas been opened for she accommo. dation of jadies residing in the w rt of the city, where se. qmbepideriae. ding, tuel rotgy quiking, bemrhi whi ort on band Arrnivar.—On Wednesday, J: , after a short ilinesa, Joay arraupon, Hag, atan advanced 4 hiversally re wpotied hik fellow citizens of he, Hieventh ward, i A he lived, enjoying the b.<best reputation thirty years. ‘at nine o’elock this (Satarday) morn2&, fom St Bridget’s church, aveoue B, where a solemn rejuie st Mass will be celebrated. Bansuxik —On Saturday, May 30, Any B., daughter of the late Utto V. J, Barberie, mw the 64th y ear of her ye Her remains were luterred tu Mount Olivet Cemetery BLvxomx —On Friday, July 10, Lovuss, youngest daughs ter of John D, and Louisa Blaxome, aged 4 mouths aud 14 ry 7, given Drusk Has! by Dr. BELL'S Remedy, | funeral will take place on Sunday afternovn, at netes, 63 Division ‘one ata ; Rian York ; arts Fulton street, Brooklyn; 98 Maree o'clock, from 11 Grove street. Montgomery atreot, Jersey City; 224 Broad street, Newark. opy Caliornia Bodant ki Bod by a hell in the avsault on Mort Hud sou, 0n Sunday, June 14, Major James fH. Bouarr, 0 tl One Hundred and Sixty-seoond regiment New York stite Volunteers (Third Metropohten), aged 24 years, son 0 Joka H. and Eliza Bogart, of thie city. ron Beds Racks, | mbrelia Stands, HUTCHINSON * “tickER. SHAM, 80 Sana street, east of Broaliway Chemist and A; ecary, » ne on arrival, will be takeo to Albany for 4 ur ial sonatas Ste care. Twenty-cighth street, Pure | Cos —On Tharedsy, July 9, after a short illness, Amx the bowved wite of Thomas Cole, aged 15 years and > See Partic months, for the benetit of the Church of the Atonement, under head ‘The relatives and friends 0: the family, also those of valk segura her brother, Michael Meehan, are respectiuiiy invited to All Persons Who Desire to Become the owne # of their own homestead, are invited to attend « of the Helleplain Village Association, to be held ening next, at 161 Bowery. This enterprise ia nanagement of men of known character a d (n- attention of men of limited tneome 4 information relative to the enter attend ihe funeral, this (Saturday) fteracon, at two o'clock, from her late residence iret avenue Cauniit.—On Thursday, July Cannan, 900 of Jobo k. Carrel, Wwolaud ot Forth, Parish of Coleman's Well, county Limerick, ireland ‘The friends of his brotuer Timothy are requested to at. d taformatio tend the funers!, this (saturday) afternoon, at two he meetin o'clock, {rom the residence of hie brother, corner of JOHN 8. MITCHELL, President Twelfth audi West atrects, without iurther nouice, °° Demnx.—On Friday morning July 10, Kuen Makoarer youngest daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann bumble, alter @ short and painful tines, aged 1 year and 1S days The (rieods and acquaintances uf the family, and the members of b'Arcy Lodge No, 187, F. and A. Mare re spectiully invited 10 attend the funeral, from the real- cence of her parents, No. 7 Batavia street, corner of new Chambers, this (saturday) a(ternoon , i Cobvurg and Kingston (Canada) papers please copy. Forraxnacy.—On Friday, July 10, Thomas Fireuxnace, ihe only 900 of Michael and Mary b itzgeraid, aged 2 years, 4 months and 4 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fapernl, from the residence of bis parents, No. 196), une In conquering heres Seal apd sorenes Wholesale depot Fire and Burglar Proot pct and Parlor Safes, for altver plate, Be: place. rar Price 25 cents. Broadway meters, in the dead bour of thi wares. [rans oe. Wasuington street, this (Saturday) alermvon, at two throat, and » clus Fivuny.—o Wednesday, July 1, 00 board the steam- & thousand 3 apace. A day of reekoning will come. not only 10 the lem ik way from San Francie, niders and abettors, and all who throw cold wa sbip Northern c ps yheog ip hern Light, on Cal., 10 New York, Gaomak Env Fisuay, of consumption, young oF vig ia the 62d year of bin age. on Dr. HUNTBR, No. 3 Division etn 0 them do And, oh, dear (ather aud must I give manitary — tone a willeuable you to soot them down eiee Lat ‘Its hard to part with one so dear— Te think | uo more your (ace could see. Philadelphia and sen Francisco (Cal) payers please copy. Gatsaaume.—On Friday, July 10. of & long and paint ui (ines, whieh be bore with « Curistian fortitade, Pere second sonof Patrick and the jate Elion Gallagher, « For the Hair Barry's Tricepherous.— ‘The best and cheapest art: le. Sold by Droggiata Beautital Comptext n.—Laird’s Rieom of Youth or Laquid Peas! for preserving and bewuslitin4 ive oe alt aroggints an nar — tative ot Finver, Bailyshaosoa, county Donegal, Ireland 5 lor's Hair Dye—The Best | agot 20 ry 4 Seal tenemtensons, ermiess sod reliable. Sl | "The (ends of the family aod those f his brother % all droggiste and perfumere, Factory, 81 Barclay street. Patriee age renpecktally invited ¥ attend the funeral, ow sunday afternoon, a two v 6wck, from bis Iate residence, 8 A if and by all dealers in medicines. Silk, Tapestry, Velvet, or Mineral & bsbance. by in: 8 nae can bein @ few n fully, ‘artistienily and durably. yo ntof newest designs always on band. For dircetions aul eirculare apply ‘o PLB VACQUEREL, Patenten, Broadway, up atalre STERLING 18 A STIMULATING kg aud heros. Tt cures all dia Jt hgad entirely eradicating i —————— MBROSIA OF Oily extract of roots, gasne ot the scalp davdrot, pre rely Gray, and eauetng i to gram tte BEWARE OF ATIONS, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. OF IMITATIONS TDR HOW 4 NONE GENUINE BUT Di STERLING'S NONE GENUINE BUT Di LH STERLING'S. NONE GENUINE BUT DK ff HM STERLING 8 Put up in a box containing two bottles. Priew $1. Bold by all druggists. Dr. BH. H, STERLING, Sole Proprietor, Depot (98 Broad way. M1 the attention of the iredical feral Schuapps in di annum who tastity to the ome who relieve? Others who had v yateians said were ine had them healed. As the Schnapor a the purest alcohdlie stimulant now made, physicians would ron no risk by giving it a fair trial, Pot in pint and quart bot ties sold by grocers and drag with wh UDOLPHO WO) Bole manufacturer and Importer INK FOR WASHINGTON PATCH LINE a out for counterfeite and tmitat country ix hooded. Li, FREIGHT THE HOPE D warding datiy {reight for Wasbis onge of care Ship sopde st pier No. 2 North river, Ontire 12 Browlway Pa Tee ae? Ea ry A REFRIGERATORS AT COST Pat ts Al E. D. BASSFORD 8 Great Bara TKINSON 8 PATENT STEEL COLLARH—BAR last & year, A full wane eld. Rogiand. Price 7 cen by mi ne foe lined eply Colla SMITH & BLAKE. 379 Broad wa N ELEGANT INITIAL DIE, % REAM FINEST Envelope te match. slamped. oni 8H) freien road way, corner of Duane erent Uy ME AND PLL bo YOU GooD LANOLEY'® Root end Herd Bitare. for ™, are subject in epriog DOODWIM & OO BROWNE METAL 6, Wind and dust from 212 Browiway, EWARE THE NORTHEAST: he Weather Sirips exclud nore and win ie ‘Address Metallic Weather Strp Company, corner of Volton strom. [oonl Agenta wanted YORNS. auetons. INVERTED NAILS. ENLARORD J ote All disvases of the fret cured without pain ieee ory city lone the patient oy Dr BACH suis ecpata, fa Broadway, Meters to physietens ead Dix GARDNER. 19 WHAT THIRTY KECOXD STREET, Ninth avenaes, can be consulted p* trom 9 weeplad) on die ot er, Catarrh Kidneys, Vial Organs, Rheumatism. Nevraigia aod General w Toupees, Hatr Dye, Hair tag d 100 Mulberry street ani ora, for bewutitying'the hair, at W (oaman ie Brookiyn, on Friday, Joly 10, amas, the | Ny R's beloved wife of Niebolas Gorman, in the 20th Year of ber TRACTION [ANRLS AND | TAGK—ALL KINDS. mee of an Old | age, a bative of the parieh of Adamstown, county Wex ite and eo aod yiaa ln quamuiies penis, Xearw Exper sean ta toa prescrip: | ford, ireland sunt purenasers, TCTOM b. MAUGRM M11 Chambers, on of ane of the best fomala phystrians and nirsct in « The relatives and friends of the family are respeettally pases Btates, and has been werd for thirty | invited toattend the (aneral, thie (Saturday) altersoun safety’ Ani suocsas by milltons | ab two o'clock, from her late ‘residence, corner of Hudson rantirom tye feeble infant of oe ae id ve | avenue and Jobonon streets. Her remain will be taken oo oes ae | '2, the Cemetery of the tly Creme (or Intermost. we conte 8 boule | Hxaua.—On Friday, July 10, Kinane Awns, beloved laughter of John and Sarah ieaid, aged 2 mouths “Breaptions, | The friends and relatives are rexpootfully iuvited to at opus By and all Bkin Birmisbes cured ee OPRacy’ | teod the fmeral, trom the tesideure of wer parents Italien ieated Sop 483 hrowiway, wear (bra! ee: | kighth avenue, thin (Saturday) aftaroco at one o*clo Joumson.—400 Weiday, duly 10, James M. Jowswm aged Dye, Preserva years rt ik. depot, 1 retail, No, 6 Amor Howe tits friends, the frienda.o! the family, and (howe be The dye'app ted ‘by aklifot artinte meg Joma Jomnave,Jt., sod the New York and -andy ook pilots, are reapectfully’imyited to atten t . 1 Teese Mars “ ont S are | Scntny eiareom wo ck, (rom tie late tow eney otren y 0 gon sence, 31 Market street tion with aay other (rune thee Of the same uae * Kecmney.tm Vrieay morviog. July 10, James Kon attenda mt AB ne, aged 40 years : sen Nerv , Seminal - The frvenay and relatives of the family sree ved to riper y ng Rp th me attend the funeral, this (Sstorday) aitereoen, at ubree relatives and frends invited Ww attend the Covers! on * ya ‘ P 0 v'elogk , homan fore! rated—how Ie too fe veas Yo wre bom » mby ‘ ny Comevers Core, oe tne “Hala o san Lepurw, io Willaaeturg, & ay deiy %, | Bight and morning Ti also beautifies t , * | toe © iadew end Piiesbeus, | Moving wil tar, piryples abd ireok “ Guemmertn 7 Pe, | fed white. Prien Sh cewts, Vor sale by all drut / Hyperion Miatt Restores and reenes hair, Bogie Kiewirie Mair Dye, vem in use. Ter 4 Be ronvinerd BOGLE, Boston, Bold every tf Vv Milter'é Hate Dye, 50 conte, Wark " Brown vex: in vse, Sold by Druggtats. Depot i Ley a A Dermatology. be take DR. B.C. PERRY'S MEDICAL OFFICE ve wil 1 tread Rue Diseases OF THE me als ‘Lose OF MAIR PREMATURE bLanc WING +, Many © Murphy y there Moth Patches Groom, Worma and «| Paydiated Rropioos removed from the tome wiiboet he jury to eines bertore ae eusor of thee rin BO CHARGE POR CONBULTATIC Vor martic IAP hy mail Pneiane Mary [or er ie Ne W& Koad street, Dew York EPEAT OF THE KERELS pareat oF THE 4 RRTET “= bomen ty Ss5554 REREK eee r¥ set ne OF ORTTTAR! Ba GBT YRBY kas Petter! penne > Peal aertere wy Tun PoTomar ue with THY ARMY AOR CADWELE x Veet HW OLINTC as rh ” ant ee from iat be a Utes boone RONTING baw ” or ous SLAGH —YADE FROM BNGLIS lenporvation. 2 9 3 tawt. on rere, Vo Voliom wren - iahes 1947 1k DRAPT NOW TO AVOID {1 AnD Fol Ts te 1 TH inpetrotigny bw |S OF a ee F to yout Geers tad wiatews OT neoane ay Coren 6 Polen gree {rienda of the fumity aro invited wo t the treet, rife “ive tormation of 8" vy na Bisked are ont ae Jere quantities, and a ue thas restored bo be: bneprepts of thie Wy eihcacious « iveage, ovis care with runing where being 10 the Taut xt to Phiiaden. Bb wasted away to w mors bed, and u Bhyaisinn Cho-had attended my fate «fanily ‘bitore meh Tconld vot live a week. Th: ‘i Dr nel n ripeu atten fo may lungs, and spit of wore than a plat of olleuslve yellow watier evory Borning ¢ Yor more than week As S00 as tbat began te 1 sem ag ox nlght Cro ey gs ry y tE™, so aon muck Lt soot (rave seer with ih diay £ cowie 1 ed e! rr Leasily satialy ihe smost mmereduious ae broth of bie satement. ine wae @ fawily com Wy faiber, mother, broihers and sieters a died with Smmumption, and'E alame min Welk i ow Leajuy the beat of health, and bay ing over (ws Zunseed and ten pounas. Teamediagely’ ox a 1 turned my attention to the sooner of tedicime, a (hia particular disease Ty aot) was driven J numnber of people cout vs 12 iy OF sem ye, from all parte Lo eure them: aad [flatter myeeis Un thin day | have as much @xperienen and siceess tn ihe room 0 th sou at of toils disease ax omy other ied ditterent portuns of lk, and studied ty pos or foriuk OF Ube arene peculiar of its climate, I therefore font a « ain. ‘chaee—P U LMON TC nd MANDRARK Fibs at ue Tup le the beat remed; ripen amd es) All Unpure watter from the Token aad wurpasecs ali other medicines in enring @ cough and all pul onions Thug Seaweed Toul: is @ compound extract wily prepared: from @ common weed growing on the seashore, and comers. tog iaJide of potassiutn. Irow Sane ond Lhe hy po-pavephate wn pan hone it Bm d Selves he oma. con vertiog tt inte me; os lone eo ‘bealiby eppetlte and aigsaliows fea wtrength feeble and cmacmied, a pure ation sige’. but its stionulat Vhe best Fren: bread, stomach and ect upon ranged In every ease of consuinptl PIL ia the only remedy that coutaine no calomel or otver ta Jurous ingredient, that will restore (hie important organ eo Chat it may pertora, ite proper fumetions It will thus be readily seem that these remedies net te- rin perfect harmony, and in every instance, whee Jn ume, and scronding 4 directions Shey elu cure ou. | The directions w 0 Syrup, remedy shoud be uned. jlain when Ucabumptives bere ioe plain statcnant from one de this complaint of a iiietime, and if person wiileall at my office, No, 30 North Birt Phitadely bla, T. will refer bin to eo many a r Wy etn P. beaWPKD Font. tog I harmony for the cure of Conga iy Know Jarney 0 die ‘Bhose are facts which Tightat home, andamung those wilh whoee hole life has been apent. am the inventor of is called Schenck's Keapirome- \er, lor examining the lungs, whieh Ie highly recommended by ‘the faoutt ‘Oue part of it le placed to the waked breast, and the other to the ear of the ausculiator, then, when the patient drawe 8 long. fuil breath, it transite the sound of tattling of the Tunga'so loudly and distinctly that, by peuctice, It is rary to determine how tar and what portion 1s diseased) and cam Unerringly determine whelber it te \ubereulous pleuriiic oF onchial copsumpuon, of wheiher It isan efection of the mucous membrane of wig beenebias bes aympalhising wid the liver or stomach, and « prognosis cam od wocurd inal. thorough examination w: Tose wishin, ineter will be srts, ad I Ex ‘ereone wi ‘visitas ton of the lene will fod me street, New York, ai Tr wil - akg the Mt srlburo Hi |. Boston, SS fam on Wednesday July 18 and 16, xa oi, street, wholesale agent for Wesningion, B.¢ i te, rages {i —Lord & Bide Preivcs uetaeo, Cal Hostetter, Loy) Dean By w tipg 25 cena to Dr. Benen: ‘Y North Anite siren’, Phatelphia, a box of plile wit be seat in return ‘mpage MoTHsaM , MOTH Rta DONT PAL TO PROCURE MRA. WINSLOW SOOTHE. ING SYRUP POR CHILDREN TRETHING This valuable preparation i= the prescription of oar of the best femain physicians and woraee in the United Mates, aad falling safety ond has been used for thirty yeare with wer sirens by millions of mothers aod ehildren, from the footie infant of o or ott tne adult. oa the child (om pain, but invigorate the correcta aciaity, and gives tone and cuargy to the whole apron 1h will sinowt instantly relieve ORIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC world, stomach end bowels, fe believe it the best and eurest remedy in tb ie at) cases of DYHENTEM@ ant DIARKILOCA in CHTLOM EM, whether it arises from terthing of from any other cause Full directions for uxing wtll seempany cack bottle, ve tao wteatie of CURTIA & PER Nowe genuine unless KINH, New York, 19 on the guisiie wrapper Sete by al) Metieine Dears __ Prien oniy Micents per eave orrick #0 @ DEY aT STRERT, NEW YORK And 208 High Holborn, Landon, Bnginnt Mann 8 LIVE COMDIAL, The Crees American | Obmere tor « “ha yecntery re, Sameer awh. Poin and Creinp im the Bou 2h, Rour Mtomar set Hearvrare Ti reileg ee home iamgrerabee tyr A tyeyeyee ome soe and Fiaing of fond afer ey ae for ehiliren || has Bn equal satan the pois, and wader ha very smbing: ofeere. tee Srope lous & let Kimber ant awaren refreshes orelad. It la very peammnt W the tagte aod chidren. bm of refusing & lake 11. ory for (he medicine afte lee ofl ents in the army NB —Thie article is warranted, ¢ven to the mont ovetinate caane, end aavats are partieularty te ter Mey where satinfatory evide raed er ed OF e® (hat Loe mmad ene bas proved I HLL HTM ARE D— TH) FHKE p Julp—Doubie r a KB Dens avers ron ree ARMY, MAY AND TRAVELLERS GEN BAL oe Re aria wreew "" NEW YORK DinraTon © dawtain wine Meariting Rareinuorne of Crime tt Unie « Brsekiyn=KAPe AND MURDER, © Common oownryone coe 1 BORD DATLAGNT) The H18 wieog the PaTOn «i oe vie the LATRAT TRLMGRA Pitic we pRow THR SEAT OF WAR es titers te ite even rs Coreginn! Renting Metin, Bolt vy all # S fh =Mo bee ya Quinqenrius Tels New Gnd Bemartabin Mae ls the mun power ood penter wnawe om 7 Ogtes mayo — Fou | eta writ meas (he deed A 00 ehuli os pure feavea” Tle wow crt oor meet eminent yore erne eet tue onlna eorned nae of cher Rarer tw wcort 4 co ce, taree bree Ot Vive crate vr 4 Ceres renrenient Cores — i | 18 Breetrer Price Bi wer