The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1863, Page 5

~— ‘cane of Gen, Heekman’s March aud Artillery Fight at Quaker Bridge, onthe Trent River, — a sr Destruction of One Bridge and the Preservation of Another. ‘Admirable Endarance of the Troops Under Most Trying Circumstances, AMPORTANT NEWS FROM REBELDOM, de, ae be. —_—— “Tho steamer Albany, Captain Lewis, arrived at this Bort yesterday, with Nowberp dates to July 8. > fir. Samuel F. ba Despatches. Nuwazan, N, C., July 8, 1868. ‘Genera! Heckman started with hie command from New- fern at daylight on the Fourth of July, taking the road to ville, His ¢ommand consisted of the Ninth New ' Colonel Zabriskie; three companies of the Twenty- ‘Chird Massachussetts, Lieutenant Colonel Chambers oom- ‘@anding; six companies Eighty-first New York, Major Beiger's battery, under command of Lioutenant - ‘The column arrived at Pollocksville at eleven ‘M., and awaited the arrival of the commanding general |, 8f the department until five P. M., when Goneral Heck: i fecelved General Foster’s instructions, and started for Trenton. Generel Heckman here as- command of the entire forces of the expedition, ia- ‘Pluding besides his own immediave command Colonel gab brigade, consisting of the Ono Hundred and eighth New York, Lieutenant Colonel McNairy; ‘Pweary-sovonth Massachusetés, Lieutenant Colonel Bar- ‘Pholomew ; and Captain Angell’s battery of the Third Now ‘Mork artillory. ‘THE BIVOUAC AND FRESH START. ‘ General Bockman bivouacked for the night on MeDantel’s tation, more commonly known as Burnt Mills, distant Nowbern about twenty miles. At daylight on the the coltuma was again in motion, and reached Trenton eight A. M., the weather being excessively warm; but. mon marched without straggting, and arrived in good itlon. The supply train under Capt. Weldan, Apting ', Was kept well closed up, aud the horses material were always in admirabie order during tho ‘entire march. General Heckman left the Seventeenth Massachusetts GBA one section of Angell’s battery to guard the necessiry ba (n and about Trenton, and with the balance of bis started immediately on the road towards the villazo Oomfort, At tho Comfort and Quaker bridge croea- he halted colamn, and proceeded to visit tue bridgos ug the Trent river in the vicinity, ‘THE BRIDGES DESTROYED. Ho found that Quaker bridge had been destroyed, and bridge known as the Wilcox bridge was found in condition, with a tee de pont on the Kinston sido- was, however) no force there, the lust having left “Pu the morning of the 4th. The bridgo 1s about one hun- and twenty-five feet long, and the water abont ten deep. It was ordered to be destroyed by General man, and the order was executed with promptness despatch by two companies (Rand F) of the Ninth glow Jersey, under the supervision of Captain Farquhar Lieutenant King, of the Engineer corps, and Captain l—all of General Foster’s stad. & POSITION HELD—RBOONNOUSANCE. ordered the Twenty-third Masvachusetis, and section of Simpeon’s battery, under Lieutenant ith, to proceed to @ school house, Woiece OF artillery to be placed in a position covering the toad. = OPEN FIRB. As eon as the. advanced they were ‘@pened upon by the enemy witb artillery. Several with artillery. Several rounds were fired without caus fing any damage. Their skirmishers were advancing to- us as they fred their artillery, when Lieutenant opened upon them with his single piece and com. > patied them to withdraw. ‘While on his way,to join Lieutenant Colonel Chambers, {ord having been sent that the onemy were advancing. Heckman heard the @ring, and immediately seat order for the Ninth New Jersey to come up. As soon @a they arrived he ondered six companies to be deployed 6 skirmishers, when the enemy agsin opened with his ‘@rtiilery, wounding Colone! Chambers with part of a shell @n4 striking bis horse in the head. A bugler of Company A, Ninth New Jersey, was wounded near the temple by a ‘Ploce of the same shell. A private inthe Ninth had the @le of bis shoe carried of by a part of the game missile. When his shoe was struck he imagined ‘that his whole foot bad beon carried away, and bho Gropped to the ground, perfectly helpless. When the @urgeon examined bis foot, apd found how Toon the tajer 7 be told the soldier the simp! What,” Jaimed he, “ ain't my foot .; then give me rag knookd from his borse, and for a time was senseless. tHe « carried to the rear,and on recovering ee @@ rejoining bis command. Dr. Otis, the bead sui Ghe oxpedition, advieed bim not todoso General @aioavored to persurde him not to return to the f ht Agree colonel was not to be uaded at such a nd actually resumed charge of his command gotil tae fit was over, when he again fell senseless from @xhanetion and the pain of his wound. THE REVELA? FIRE SILENCED. ‘When the shell, was thrown Gen: teckman happened Wbe fen in the direction whence it came. He iuume- ately ordered Lieut. Smith to fire his twelve pounder japolenn at a certain point, and after two discharges the ‘@nomy’s fire ceased. After this Lieut. Smi b leveiled bis piece at the bridge, on which Gen. Heckman bad reason believe the enemy would attempt to ret eat from thelr position, and several shots penetrated their ranks. ae eee here found that the work they Mad inid out tov much for them, and they retired to the aerth Fits o tho Trent They did not afterwards make thet: arance That they euffered severely thers teations. but their precise loss Could not, of @acortained INNOCENT PREMALIS. {A wboll from the robe! artillery at Quaker bridge parted nam & heat. Sie cocapied by & strong seeesh family. y wero ata meal,and the crockery was esxentistly rhed sodomeatee, Several venutifa! females were Mt the tab’e cating. 'y commenced crying, and the id man of the pW. commenced running scrow See that be might gi tormaton ihe 4 epprebenting m s jou to eve ay abort his force, position gay and tender. Drearted ew of Mars, An offcer of ey redoubtable Niwth Hew Norasy, easayed to apjease the anguish of the suf. Goring (omsies. NEWS AXD GORI? FROM REMLDOM. ‘Tho rebel mail captured by Lienteoant Colonel Lewis Jgontaiued scarecly a single letter conveying vaiaible < st information. Many of the private letters speak of tired of the war, and pray: pence The 21 of July was the day 0 upon for the assem. * Polling of the mil ee -. of Governor Vance for thousand men. They were to meet at Clinton, « the one previous to that on which Lientenant owia visited Warsaw, and took the opportavity faxaot io the transportation of the Ciistoo mail toa it ocber than tte ori destination. it doen net ap- peer whether the militie ia assembled oF pot—provani: ‘mot—aa all accounts agree in representing that the am: ~ or in Clintop, amd that the invabitants of the ts E wets ‘comsoquence (0 9 fearful state of consterna- Ee on my afew miles wees of Wersaw. The day 4 Tho call is for troops Whowe especial duty shall be protect bridges that might be destroyed by the Union gromre they were fiotli regiment rebel "wore cant ed and 4 At eight o'ctock on the morning of the 6th General Heck. rom "gnc cares | ye serie the pr town to ge Ger barre This is probably in oe renee af the frga Flant appearance and rich promise of the corn ora | But Jo flour has fallen in price ovber artic ex tala sy high standard, Think of $160 for tajouns Of the poorest kind ig aw tie Rockfield at $25 Ber franc of the Tank of Cape Fear at Fayettevitlo woolain i) the lat last. LEC TRS ANT COLONTE CHAM TIER T have just i teide of Lisutenant Colonel Cham ders, of the Twenty.thirt Maxsachunetts. Has laid up Ba tho of yt ro in the Stanley hosvital,on Craven | promde though painful ove. oa taken caro’of—‘tip top, never betier’’—and is only impatient at bis temporary withdrawal! from jo Phelan the gunboat Shaweheen, has been a Flog up erable about the mouth of tho Neuse and ico eound. A porfoct hive of them aon ws iesoty al aiseartads NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Wasunorom, July 11, 1863. IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS. Important military Movements are in progress, the na ture of which it would be improper to indicate, but which manifest the purpose of tho government to follow up vigorously our receat military successes and prosa the ro- delfion to the wall. The policy of scattering the forces Over a great extent of country, and holdiig and garrison- ing places of no great importanre in a m\itary point of view, which has so greatly retarded the work of euppresa- ing the rebellion hitherto, appears to be abandoned, and the policy so long advocated by the Haran adopted Instead. UNION OFFIOBRS CONDEMNED TO DEATH IN RICHMOND.” ‘There is not much probability that the rebel authorities will carry out the execution of the two officers recently selected by lot for that fate at Richmond, in retaliation for the two rebel recruiting ofMcers and spies executed by General Burnside in Obi, The large number of rebel officers of high rank now in our hands, and the fact that notice has been given that sreh execution would be re- taliated severely, will doubtless cause them to suspend the execution, and finally abandon their purpose, rather than inaugurate a policy which must lead to much un- necessary blordsbed and brutality, totally at variance | with all recognized usages of modern warfare, CONDITION OF GENRRAL SICKLRS. General Thos. Francis Meagher, James T. Brady, Dantet Devlin and Natbapiel Jarvis, of New-York, arrived hero today. The special object of their visit is to condole with General Sickles in bis recent misfortune. They called upon him at eight o’clock this evening, and spent |: some time with him. His condition ts still favorable. CAPTAIN DABLGREN’S CONDITION. It is feared that Captain Dahigren will have to suffer amputation at the ankle joint, the wound he received in the recent cavalry skirmizh on the Upper Potomac proving of a more serious nature than was at first supposed. Captain Dahlgren is the son of Rear Admiral Dahigren, of the navy. When be was wounded be was on an im- portant mission from General Meade. CONDITION OF MRS. LINCOLN. ‘The condition of Mra. President Lincoln is better to-day, No fears are entertained in regerd to her final recovery. ARRIVAL OF MR. YRANK, M. C. Fon. Augustus Frank, M.C., ‘8 among the guests at Wiliard's. MATL DETENTION. The New York train, die here at half-past five o'clock this aftornoon, did not reach here until eleven this even- ing. Tbe canse of the detention was the occupation of the roads tor military po Purposes, THE WORK OF THE PRIVATEERS. Destract Rienzi by the Bostom, July 11, 1868. The whaling schooner Rienzi, of Provincetown, was destroyed by a rebel steamer at seven P. M. on the 8th of July, seventy-five miles southoast from Gay Head. Woon's Horn, Mass., July 11, 1863 ‘The United States bark Rangor has arrived here. She Speke on tho 10th inst. the schooner Mary Ano Hayden, with the crew of the Rienzi on board. Capt. Avery, of the Rienzi, reports that at six P. M. on the sth Instant he aaw A bark-rigged rebel steamer stecr- ing for @ hermaphrodite brig, which shortly afterwards Rove to. The pirate in a few minutes came up with her and set ber on fre. Tbe rebel stoamer then steered for us, when we took to our boats, with what effects we coald gather, and started for the land. When two miles away from our vessel we saw her on fre, and the pirate steam- ing off, eteering eset-soutbcast. Portianod, Me., July 11, 1863, ‘The stbooner Northern Light, at Boothbay, reports that on July 3, when twenty-five miles southwest of Halifax, Spoke the United States steamer Hooduras, who told him there were rebel cruisers in the vicinity. Noxt morning, when nearer land, was chased several hours by a long clipper bark, painted biack. We finally escaped in the fog. The rebel bark fired several heavy shote at us. ‘The Steamer Ericsson Chased by the Alabama. Captain Campbell, of the brig Phantom, et this port, from Glace Bey, C. B., reports tbat on the 9th inst., in latitude 40 19, longitude 68 40, » bark rigged steamer, showing the American flag, ran within two hundred yards Of us, when we hoisted our colors and she immediately altered her course. She did not communicate with us. At noon same day saw her in chase of the United States steamer kriceson. We heistet our signals to the latter {pat “an enemy was in chase.” The Ericsson gained on her so much that she gave -yh the chase, ana steored toward another vesse!, apparently an American brig. Daring the cbase a‘ter the Ericeson sbe had the rebel flag fying. Captain Campbell is positive that the above steamor was nootber than the soforious privateer Alabama,as bis first officer saw ber when she was at Havana Cmcaco, July 11, 1863. ‘A special despatch, from St. Paul says:— General Sibley's expedition was sixty.five miles from Fort Abercrombie last week, suiforing terribly from want of water. General Sibley found vegetation destroyed and the drought terrible, The greater portion of his provisions were ruined by the extreme heat. Large numbers of wagons were abandoned The ambulances are full of sick, and the men and off cers are all discouraged. A proposal t abandon the expedition had been con- &) lered, but General Sibiey decided to mowe forward. The chasices are that he will soon dnd the country de vastated by prairie fires and be obliged to return. News from Mortress Monroe, Forties: Moxnor, July 10, 1863 Benjamiy Poddle, of Lambert's Point, on the Elizabeth river, woe arrested yesterday while attempting to run the blockade. He bad in his possession when arrested $4,000 worth of contraband goods, This is his third or fourth arrest for blockato running. He is now fn Fort Norfolk. It is reported that two others were also ar rested last night by the guards while engaged in smug gine. Genera! Corcoran leaves for Washington to night via Ba.timore. Fortare Moxnor, July 11, 1963. The revenue cutter Cuyahoga, from Hilton Head, ar rived to day. She reports that the Atlanta is there doing | guard duty ‘The Cayahogs spoke off Hatteras the prize steamer Nop- tune, captured June 14, off Mobile, ‘The Roanoke arrived in Hampton Roads this afternoon. The Neptane also arrived in the Roads. Cabfornia “Democratic State Nom tions. San Frawctsoo, July 10,1863, The California Democratic State Convention have nomi. nated ex-Governor Downey for Governor, and adopted a platform similar to that of the Seymour democrats of the State of New York Sax Fraxoanco, July 10—P Tho California Temceratic State Ccmvention have pom. ted the following ticket — For GovernorJobn G. Downey: Por Cor grea n— ohn Bugler, Jobn DB. Weller and Me orkie For Stale Printer—Beriab Brown The following platform was unanimously adopted: — Fxpressing unalterable devotion to the constitation and the Union, denouneing all attempts (0 suppress the {ree dom of the press, wpholding the right of free speech, op- posing recret political societies, denouncing arbitrary arreste. denouncing the Cmancipation proclamation. te. Roynging oll lars onic calculated to substitute paper currency ny ASiorn a for gold, and Feoognining right of the government to resist by every copstitutional tneans (he rebellion or insurrection agaiost its law(ul supromacy nal Bank of Pennesyiva- n Paanerma, July U1, 1849 Dank of Pennaylvania commenced business to-day at the corner of Third and Chw streets, with a om { $150,000. ©. V. Devise i. the ut. pnd Mortoo MoMicheel, Jt., the Cashter. The First Tho First Nat NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 12, 1863. THE FIGHT AT HELENA, ARK. FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE JURA OFF CAPE RACE, | wan O@icital Despatch to Major General Halleck. Wasmncrow, July 11, 1863. ‘The following has been received at the hoadquarters of the army bere:— Herxwa, Ark., Juty 6, 1863. Major General H. W. Harince, General-ia-Chief, Wash- ington:— We enoountered the enemy, fftecn thousand strong, under Generals Holmes, Price, Marmaduke and others, oa the morning of the 4th of July, and whipped them haad- somely, Wo have captured one thousand prisoners, 008 thourand two hundred stand of arms and (wo colors, Our boial tos will not oxcoed two hindred and afty. The enemy's losses are vory sovero—not loas than ¢wo thou- sand Give hundred in ki!led, wounded and prisoners. B. M, PRENIISS, Major General. Reported Application of the Rebels to Spain for Recognition. NAPOLBON SUPPORTS THE MOVEMENT. Loss of Cotton and Breadstuffs by Fire ia Liverpool. ‘The King of Madagascar and His Ministers Put to Death by Bevolutionists, &e., &.. . Additional Partioulars of the Battle. Hrvewa, Ark., July 7, 1863. Further particulars of the late battle show that the re- pulse was very decided and disastrous to the enemy. It fe thought their lors will amount to 1,000 killed and. wounded, and ours to 230. We have taken 900 prisoners: and paroled 230, Thero are other rebel wounded at New- ton, seven mites out. ‘The rebels left two pieces of artillery ta our bands. THE INVASION OF INDIANA. Occupation of Vienna by the Rebels— Morgan Réfported te be Pushing on to Reinforce General Lee. Inpramarouss, Ind., July 11, 1863. Morgan’s forces reachod Vieuna om the Jeffersonville Railroad, at one o'clock this morning. Morgan barned the depot and railroad bridge at Vienna, and ia now moving in tho direction of Madison, with the Intention, it is supp sed, of crossiog the river at Grassy Fits. Prisoners who escaped from Basil Duke's command at Vieana say that the rebels are moving in great baste, and they think, from what they could loarn of the raid, ' that st is Morgan’s intention to pass through Indiana and Oaru Race, July 10, Via Port Hooo, July 11, 1663, } ‘The steamship Jura, frem Liverpool oa the 24, via Loa- donderry on the 3 instant, was boaraed by the news- ‘Dost at four o'clock this afteracoe. Hor dates are five doys later than thone already to hand. ‘The steamship America, (rom New York, arrived at Southampton on the 1st instant, en route to Bremen. ‘The political news is unimportant. " ‘Cotten Airmer, but quiet, and rates unchanged. pe ‘The weather was favorable for the crops. ‘The steamship Nova Gcotian, from Quebec, arrived at Lendonderry on tho 1st instant. The American Question. REPORTED APPLICATION OF THE KRBELS TO SPALN FOR RECOONITION. ‘The rebo's are reported to havo made proposals to the Spanish goverament for recogpition, with the sanction and | Join Lee's forces in Virginia. support of Napoleon, Arrtval of the Prize Steamer Brit EY Great Britatn, at Boston. ‘The government had been defeated by an immense ma- jority one vote for the purchase of the late Exhibition building, A great fire had occurred in Water atreot, Liverpool, by which @ large quantity of cotton and wheat was de- stroyed. Loss £1,000,000 to £2,000,000, which is belteved to be covered by insurance. France. ‘The Patric contradicts the assertion that a large arms. ment ig being undertaken in France, witha view to cer- tain eventualities which ss take place in the north of Europe. Bostom, July 11, 1863. The stenmer 3S R. Spaulding, from Beau‘ort, N.C., with 460 invalid soldiers of the Forty third, Forty-sizth and Fifty-first Massachusetts regiments, has arrived. ‘The prize steamer Britannia, captured by the Sentiago | de Cuba, is coming up in charge of a prize crew. CHURCH SERVICES 10-DAY. In the Westminster church, Twenty-second street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, Rev. G. D. Archibald ‘will preach at half-pest ten A. M. and half-past three P.M. In St. Ano’s church, Fightcenth street, near Filth avenue, Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector, services at balf- past ten A. M. and half-past three and eight P. M., the Madagascar. A revolution has taken place in Madagascar. The King was axsansinated and the ministers banged. The widow aftornoon being for deaf mutes, The rector will preach | was prociaimed Queen, at each service, wae Rev. 0. B. Frothinghem will preach in Ebbit fall, 55 iy or a Wost Thirty‘third street, this morning at balf past ten Consols 92 and 92%. Titoots Coutral shares, 20 and 29% discount Frio bares, 603;. ‘Corrox.—The Liverpool cottoa market was unchanged; sales of tho week 33,500 baics. Broadstuifs on Friday Guly %) wore very duil, wheat easier and tending downward. Proviaious dull and tending to decline O'clock. Subject—‘ The Worth of an Aspiration.”” Rev. Samuol B. Bell, D.D., will preach in the church in Fiftieth street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue, at half-past ven A. M. and four P. M. In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of Waverley place, the Rev. George B. Hopson, aasistant minister of St. Peter's church, will preach this evening. Services at half-past ten, four and eight o'clock. In the French Episcopal chureh du St. Esprit, West Twonty-seoond astreot, near Fifth avenue, morning service ‘and sermon in French by the rector, Rev. Dr. Verreo, at half-past ten o'clock. Dr. Junkin’s lest lecture on ‘Prophecy’ (until Septem- ber) will be Beljvered at the corner of Canal and Greene streets, entrance on Greene street, at half-past three o'clock. Subject—+‘The Second Woe Trumpet—The Rise and Progress of the Turkish Empire.” This church wiil be open for ordinary service anti! August. Jn the Charch of the Resurrection, Thirty fifth street ,a fow doors east of Sixth avenue, divine service at half past ton A. M. and three-quarters pest seven P, M. The reo- tor, Rev. J. B. Flagg, D. D., will preach morning and evening. In the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of Bleecker and Downing streets, the Rev. hoses Ballou, pas- tor, services at half-past ten o'clock in the morning. In the Christian Ghapel, Seventecath street, near Sixth avenue, Utban C. Brewer, minister, will preach morning and evening. In the Church of the Advent (Episcopal), Sixth aveaue, Detweon Forty-first and Forty-second streets, opposite Reservoir square, divine service at baif-past ten o'clock in the morning and at four o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev. A. B. Hart, reetor. fo the Alaneos Methodist Episcopal church, Norfolk of the Steams! reat Kastern, Srommatow, Conn. , July 11-—T7 P. M. The steamship Groat Eastorn, from Liverpool June 30, is now pansing thia place en roue to Now York. News anticipated. Arrest of the 8: « Proprietor of the Louis Democrat. Sr. Loom, July 11, 1863. In the evening edition of tho St. Louis Democrat is pub- lighed the following :— William McKea, the sontor proprietor of thia paper, was put under arrest last evening by order of General Scho- field. Tho grounds for the arrest are, we learn, the pub- Neation of the letter of President Lincoln to General Schofield, explaining the reasons for the removal of Gen- eral Curtis, and for refusing to expiein in what maunor such letter came (nto bis hands. We have valy at present w say, under the circum. stances, that we regard this as @ most foolish and un warrantable proceeding. Mr. McKee reported himself at headquarters this morning, and profleted his willingness to exonerate every officer ia the department from any knowledge in the matter of publication, balieving this to be duo to persons on the department's staf. No further progress up to this writing bas been mado in the case. Mr. McKee is at liberty on bie parole, Arrt 5 MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. |. ISCettAnmoue, Shs wad ctnemehin Masthann ktehh, Captain Pany | A : : rd : r Paugh, wilt joaye this port al n00a on Monday for Aspto ab mails for Contral America aud the South Pacide ‘will close in this city at balf-past tea o'clock (o-morrow morning. The New Yors Hunain—tdition for the Pacttic—will bo roady at balf-past vino o'clock tomorrow morning, and wilt contain fuli reports of tho Movements of the Kebols in Peousyivenia and Maryland; of the great Uattle at Gott yeburg, Pounsytvania; of the glorious Triumph of the | Union Army under Gea, Meade aud Retroat of tho Re | bola, and the latest accounts of tho Operations and Pro | sent Position of the Contending Armies; full abd interes. | {ug account of tho Surrender of Vicksburg, Mississipi, | to tho heroic army of General Grant; The Latest Accounts Of tho Movements of General Ranks in Loulaiana, of Rose crane in tho Southwest, of Genoral Dix in Virginia, of | Goueral Fostor ia North Carolina, and reports of all imar- eating events rolative to tho Proseat War; Late Accounts | Of the Depredations of the Rebel Privateers; dntoresting Intelligence from Hurope, and ail interesting Nows of tho past ten days, Singte copies, in wrapp: roady for mailing, simccnts, | OMctal Drawings of Murray, Eddy & Co.'s Keniucky and Miasour: Stale Lattaries Kenrucey, Barna Ocass wa—Fale 1008, 6, 16, 15, 27, 60, 26, G1, 49, 20, 647 11. 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Wisalagia om, Delaware, Royal Havana Lettery.—Thirty gent premium paid etpiormation furot Le ree or hed. bald price paid and No. 6 Wail atreet, basement, room No. 7, Prizes Cash All Legalizet Lote leries, Information given JOSKI'H BATES, Broker it Wall street, room No. 1, N Etght Perfee Nt edge, Si ‘Canal street Kight Cartesde V for One Dol At HS, 493 Browtway, Ni nike rey aus 18. 403 Browdway, No expense spared 0 pro- te for $1, of Un- at TALT'S, coruer of Cortlandt aad Gonerals Gra Mende. ‘The undersigned, boing engaged a1 persent with the paint ng of large portraits in oll of the avow waned Generats, inkes great pleasire ta inviting their {rieate ant adiulrura to his studios. Hi. BALLIN Reom No 6, 137 Mon Oppoatie Academy of Died. Dowouvr.—After a short and sovore tilenes, the widow Jouamsau O'Doxonun, formerly of Kanturk, county Cork, Ireiand, in the 80th year of her ag Tho roiatives and (tienda of the family are roapectfully fnvited to ationd the funeral, at bor tate residenes, 200 Fast Fifteenth sirect, corner of First aveuve, this (Sua May) alternoon, at two 0" baad Papers plearo oop: Jawa.—Oa Saturday, “hiy 11, Faancu Lana, aged 34 as The relatives and friends of the family tovited to attend the faneral, oo Mond* two o'clock, from bis lato residence, streot. tery. « For other deaths wee third page o pootfully, # tor, oon, at 103 Fordyth His remaina will be taken Wo Greenwood Cowo- MISCELLANEOUS. , A Oy ay ae Peis | ate ine HAGAN'S MAGKOLIA BALM, This delightful burnt face and hands toa peariy. setin textore Of ravishing beauty, imparting the marbl tingue appearance #0 inviting in the olty bolle of fashion. nd exteaordioary article changes the ena arity of youth and the dis It removes tan, freckles, pimple aad ronghness from the shin, leaving the complexion freab transparent and amooth Iicontatus no material Iujurious to the akin. Patronived by act: esses and opera singers have. Bold everywhere. Tris what every lady should MBROSIA OF DR. STERLING 18 A STIMULATING Olly extract of rote, barks and her of the head rom falling eit tog ow th ok ° . poe : ry (Prom the Richmond Whig} The Charleston Courier makes « timely suggestion ta we commending he atoation of our government tw the mature | | Falizatlon and cultivation of Calisaya, for the pre forvation of the health of our soldiers This ariic'e base pecullar effect upon the liver, and guards the aye fom against disease by capoire end irregular diet, Oe {the Planialon Bitters of 1o OuF Uabappy dificultiog wae was owing to she extract of Caliaaye Bare which It conta ed as ous of its principal ta gredionts. —“Tn confirmation of this, wo have heard ove ef Our most distingulsbed physcians remark, that whenever be felt unwell (rom ontinary diolotis OF almosplerte causa, be invariably relieved himself by Plantation Bitters. Bow that these Fitters cannot tw obtained, @ substitute should be propared. We undersiaud our coveremeut hes oponed n> gotiations with Dr. Drake, Sorat Soret agent, but with what truth we do nothnow,” — * . Wo are oxcoedingly obliged (a the Richmont Whig far ttm romembrance of “Ault Lang Hvar, “our government’ thet the Plantation Millers are not foe fe said that the great succe Heb, previo but we con eseure tale to any “secret agent,” North or fouth There te pre bably seroral other things that “our government” will yes want, ny sen We know that we have the test and most popular medi cine tn the world We are ait arraid to stow what ite composed f. bey Physitans are compeliod to eroommend tt, Catizava Bang bas been celebrated for over two huséree yeara, aud was sold during ihe reign of Lou XVE., King o® France, for the enormous prise of 14 own weight a after. Casoamita Bank —For the stomach and bowels Daxos.iom.—For lnfammation of the Loiss and Droge cal Aections, ore Cuanousue Frownns. —Vor enfeabied digestion, Larewpan Frowsus—Aromatic, stimulant and tonto= bighly invigorating in nervous debility. Worrencucen.—¥or Scrofula, Kheumattem, ba, Anise. —An aromatic carminative; creating Arsh, masse and milk; mach used by mothers nursing. Also, clove buds orange, ac. ees aX. ful ingredivnl, of Brentsh origin, tmpact jon and brilliancy to the mind, te Another wor log beauty to wh yet unknown to the commerce of the world, and we withheld tte name for the proseot Humbugs and quacks how! about the Plantation Bittersg, Dut the following fe what's the mation, and they know Imm, PLANTATION BITTERS WILL OURS Cold Extreuition and Pevorieh Lage. Hour Blomach and Wf eeath, Viatulency and Unatgestion Nervous Affeetions yen Facessive Vatigue and Bhort Breath, Pain over the Eyes. Mental Dexpondency. Prostration Groat Weatn Ballow Complesion. Weak Bowate. LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYATERALA, Vory particularly recommended le clergymen, merchentn, lawyers aud persons of sedentary habits, Also for datieate fema'es and weak persons who require @ grntie stimulant free digestion, good appetite and close mental facultinn Bold by all respectable physicians, druggies, grocery, Lotela, saloons, eountey stores, Ae Bo particular that each boils bears the (ec simile of eum wignstureon * sleet plate laial, wit our private qovernment s'OP OF er (0 cork - PH DRAKE & 00. "at Broadway, “GURY, ror OPRNTA On RUpTUtE % VER THUS 4 TATRET LEVER TROD & A i cntusnty dav ba +a \wotpia and setion sera bat! Te, street, near Grand, preaching at half.past ten o'clock im the morning, by the pastor, Rev. J. €. Searles. Bap tism by immersion after sermap, at @ quarter to eight o'clock in the evening, by the Rev. Dr. Trew, of the New York Conferenee. At the Laight street church, corner of Laight and Ver- tek streets (St, John’s park), Rev. I. 8S. Kalloch will preach this morning upon ‘God on the Side of Right,” and in the evening upon ‘The Dignity of Labor.’ At the Twentieth street Universalist chureh, between ‘Sixth and Seventh avenues, Rev. L. J. Fletcher will preach at half past ten o'clock. Dr. Fisher, of the Canton Theo" logical Bchoot, will preach in the evening at a quagter to eight o'ckck, Subject—What will be Done with One who Dies in Sin?’ All those not specially interestet in some church in the Rortheastern section of the city will find pessant aceom- modatiovs in the Lexirgton avenue Presbyterian church (@i4 School), corner of Forty-sixth street. Rev. J. San. derson, the pastor, preoches every Sabbath at half past ten in the forenoon and half-past three in the afternoon. Sabbath school at two in the afternoon ‘The monthly concert of the Sunday school will occur this evening at eight o'clock, in the Taberuacie, 446 Broadway, Addresses by Lucas Hart, H. Huntington Lee and Kev. ©. C. Goss, The children and Harmonica will lead tho singing A Peace Programme will be presented al the People's Meeting, No. 187 Dowery, to commence at three P. M. Spiritual meeting of the congregation of the New Dis- pensation at ten A. M., three and half past seven P.M at the hal! 064 Broadway , corner of Twenty-third street, The friends of the Rev. Dr. W. A. Seott, formerly of San Fravcisoo, will be gratified to learn that he will preach in the First Presbyterian church, corner of Clin ton and Remsen streets, Brooklyn, during July and August, Bervices at half-past ten o'clock In the morning and at » quarter to eight e'cioek im the evening. The Rev. Dr. Bellows having been called to Gettysburg ‘on businesa relating to the Sanitary Commission, and be ing unable to return in time to preach to-day, therejore there will be mo service in the Church of Ali Souls, The eburch wiif be closed until the middle of Septembér. There will bo preaching in the Welsh language at the | | Tabernacle, 141 Chrystio street, by the Rey. David Hop. kins, late from Aberdare, South Wales, this afternoon at three o'clock, and io the evening at 2 quarter past seven o'clock, Sents free. Tp the Historical Society's Buliding, corner of Kleventh street and Second avenue, the Rey. G. T. Flanders will preach the closing discourse of the series on The World Sublect—* The Future World, of the World of Spiris.’’ No evening service. The Rev. Henry Kimball will preach at the rooms of thie association on Sabbath afternoon, for the benefit of sick and wounded soldiers remaioing thore, Services at half.past three o'clock. Religious services are reguiariy held at the rooms of this association every Sabbath after- neoo, whieh all (riends of the sdidicr are laviled to at- tend. MISORLLANBOUS. The annual commencement of the Female Inatitute, un der the management of the Sisters of the Visitation. will take place at the academy, corner of Johnson and Pearl streets, Brocklyn, en Monday, the 13th inetat, at ball past three o'clock P.M. The Bishop of Brovklya will Provide, ‘The annual examination and distribution of prices wii! | toke place at the Academy of the Sisters at Moont et | Vincent, Weetcherter county, on Wotnewfay woxt, 1th instant, at balf-part ten o'clock A.M. The ¥ Archbishop Hughes will preside on the oecasion, aud pre nent to ihe young ladies the premiums and marks of 4 | tinction which they have respectively neuwved | scholastic datieg and deportment, thronghont uh year. A special train of the Hudson & Jeave for (he Roeommodation of thowe deviring to the exercise# ‘ory fe 7 oat Wihoons From San Mendeg’ Cnotolate and tice Broadway.—The speriar quality of the Choco! Tage and nourishment for travellers, iuvalide in well known It {8 olten reoommande | (o per most deliente bealih by our most e'@brated p. yaw rbd we slag reeowmend our well reputed Tee Cream participate inthe bevelt ol the act whan . to forward {he particulars of thelr demands to this atice as soon aa winy nis should state the nature and with such other infor wveniently given In a le particulars our terme will be iis: setly ‘made kuown la esch case Letters of inquiry promptly answered and com;lete in- strict ons antall necessary papers furnished by LINDS LEY & 18) Broadway. | Bt » it Jompegn: Prealdent Haporer Bask. N.Y. bowany Watour Ly alth, N.Y. dent Bank Cymanon ker SW For the Hatr Barry's Tricopherous.— The les! and cheapest article. Bold by Druggista W A. Bateheler's Hair Dye—The Beat tn the wor aneous, harmless ant rest: aout by all drvge perfumers Voetory, 8 Rarciay street Wigs, aud Molla BAT NEL Benutifal Complexion.—Latra’s Bloom of Yo: th oF Liquid Pearl, for preservin cand bea tifying te complexion and skin, druggists aud 03 Bradway Tan. Freekies: Sallowness, Ki Rpota Syock« and ail Bin Haline Sedicated Boap, 468 Br ptions, RAUD A end wire Trassre. 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