The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1863, Page 5

fir CONSCRIPTION IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY ‘Mmpertant Meeting of the Beard ef Supervi- sors—Remarks ef Hon. John B. Hay kin— Resolutions Providing fer a Suspension of the Draft, &., &e., &e, ‘The Board of Supervisors of Westchester county met ~Yesterday at White Plains, in response to a call for a ‘Bpecial meeting to consider the Conscription act and to Sake measures to relieve the people from its obnoxious features. ‘The Board was called to order by the Secretary, J. Mal- ‘Qolm Smith, Faq. The following Supervisors answered to ‘their names:—-Wood, of Bedford; Carpenter, of Newcastle; Biller, of Yorktown; Odell, of Northoastle; Halsted, of ‘Bye; Hill, of Mamaroneck; Secor, of Scaradale; Suther- Mand, of White Plains; Taylor, of Greenburg; Huntington, sof New Rochelle; Martin, of Eastchester; Hegemn, of Pelham; Bowne, of Westchester; Cauldwell, of Morrigania, ‘and Haskin, of West Farms. Mr. Wx. Cautpwstt, of Morrisania, was chosen chair- man. Ou taking his seat he thanked the Board for the ‘Monor conferred upon him, and stated the object of the ‘mecting. Residing, as he did, in the lower section of the ®@ounty, most contiguous to New York city, and most sub- Ject to the excitements which that city has gone through ‘for tho last two weeks, be, in connestion with other mem- ‘bers of the Board, had thought it their duty to calle ‘Meeting of the Board to take measures for the preven- tion of such scenes of violence as had disgraced @ome portions of the State. Mr. Cauldwell refer- @ed to the meeting held at Morrisania, at which Fesolutions were cffored by Isaiah T, Williams and uoani- ously adojted, that no man should leave the county of Westchester for the seat of war unless voluntarily, cheer- Fully and with « boart for the work. The meeting was ‘Rot called by any particular party—was not a meeting of partisans—and the resolutions were offered by a gentle- man who occupies a prominent position in the republican party. Upon the basis of that meeting it bad been ‘Thought proper to call a meeting of the Board to take @efuite action in the matter. In response to the inquiry of the chairman as to the Pleasure of the Board, Hon. John B, Haskin spoke as fol- fows:. SPEECH OF HON. JOHN B. HASKIN. Mr. Coarnmay axn Gent LEMEN OF THR BoaRD ov SurERvI- BoRs:—Not having had the honor to be a member of this Board since 1851. | had suppored that some mare recent momber of tho Hourd of Supervisors would have ex- plainea to the Board the purposes for which they have ‘Convened, and prepare some plin of action for our adop- ion. 1 have deemed it necegsary, as a Supervisor comiug from the lower part of the county, to say that 1 fully con- cur jo the remarks whic! have been made by the chuir- man, and 1e assert, on bebulf of the owners of property in the lower part of this county, that there is not among them one who is opposed to any suitable amount of taxa- Riov to atioviate the sutterings of those who may be Grafted, provided a dra't ig resorted to in this county, or to dv auything within the powor of the weaithy por. fion of ‘the people of the lower part of the County to remove the most obnoxious feature of the Conscription act—the one which is known as the $300 Clause. It is well that | shou d state to the Supervisors Present who come from tue more raral parts of the county, that on Wednesday of last week a large meeting of citizens was called at the Town Hall, in West Farms, ‘without any printed notice, and superiuduced by tne fact that three hundred men were banded together, resolved {© commit outrages, from 4 wild tufatuation, upon the Bubject of the injustice of the impeuding drait. Those Citizens, in my opinion, woud bive burned the houses of Bome republicans in the lowef part of the county who ‘were obnoxious to them had it not been for the iuterven- tion of prominent democrats, who sllayéda and pacified their feelings by representations to them tbat the Board ‘of Supervisors of the county. andthe people of the county, tap iy given Crypt resort lo such measures: prevent it, ‘hay of this 041: us Conscription act. “It may be well to ee ew: for mysel: that ff the conscription can be avoided It is the duty, in my indyment, of overy man in this count: @ud fo the State todo iil in his power to accom| @his end. Conscriptions are the incidents of despotic | at ‘They hive never had thom im Great Britain. Komaus regertet to them and the French resorted to them as a result of their yairied revolutions, During the War of 1812 trero was a law passed upon the subject of conscriprion, but Wo ths boner of the people of this State fit may be said bere that by appeaitog to the patriotism and the pockets of the peope at that time tho copserip- ‘Gion was very vene ally disregarded It certainly was not Put in offensive ivrce. Coumdering the existence at the present time of a deep-séuied hostility to the provisions Of the Conscription ct, and eepectally of that feature of it which draws 4 dist netion betweon rich and the poor, enabling those who can give their $300 to avoid the draft, Ip my judgoment it behooves every conservative man in this community to do ali in bis power to avoid hero @cenes of rot, confusion and Inf.aticea—to be [liberal in ‘axing the property of the cvuntry for the purpose of Bvoiding, i! possible, the enforcement of the draft there- fn. For myself ican say that am above being a party man in reference to this subject. I recognize, as we Bhou'd all recognize, the position tu which the country 1s Placed at the present crisis tu consequonce of the existing Febciiion. Lreco ure trv: the scenes of victory which have ocurred within the last ninety days, in the driving Of Leo from Varylund, iv the successful attuck ou and tak- fing of Vicksburg by Geneiai Grant, in the recent attack op Jackson city, the et of Mississippi, in the—in my Jodgwent—impendiug taking of Charlest’ n, a ouside s! doubt a8 10 whether & conscription of the Citizens of New York 18 at ail necessary. 1 do not believe it 8, i the generat coverument will give,to us in this county sud Stue area onuble time to obtald by voluo touring » Bullicievcy 0. men to Ul up the ranks of the army at Wassinton. Yon probably have teen the action of ihe committee that watied upon the Provost Marshal, Mr. Le ard. | was one of that committee. Mr. Leonard, Bpon the subject ( the enforcement oF the covscription In this district, acted ike a conservative gentleman—an official cesirons, pe haps, of performing his duty, yet at the same time of doing it so us to ofiend as few as poasi- Dle, provided the goveral government tusisted upon the enforcement of the ect. (Mr. Haskin read the jet ter adcresset by Mr. Lenard w the committee. t bas already been published.) In addition to tht be stuced Ww Uw committee thet if tho Buthorttes at Washiegtn insisted upon preeipitate ac Sion op hts part in evtoreing this draft, while the public Mind was so goneraliy exctted, that in preference to doing ke be weoid ses gn bis position. The committes Plated to him that i time was given them they thought ‘the patriotism and pecuniary «perations of the district ‘would eoable (hem, with che constituted authorities, to pupply the quots sor this Congrese! pal district, He’ m: formed us that the quest. wo ld amount to between one thousand two hendred snd fifty to one thovsand Ave hun ‘dred tor the whole district. There are five Assembly dis- tricts within the Congr:esional cistrict, and three within this county. That would give Westchester county about three fi.ths, #0 that ot tie outside Westchester would « Mot be requited, according to his estimate, to furnieh More (hao eight bundied and fitty conscripts or volun. teers, Now, sir, this i# about @ regiment. If the County of Westchester. through its Board of Supervisors, ‘will pass suitable resolutions in favor of raising @ regi- ment here, and giving iarge and liberal bounties to in- duce vounteering, and the geveral governmest should wait ntl the Ist of eptember, I do net besitate to say as acitiven, and a8 a member of this board, that eight hundred and Atty men coult be raised without resorting to the © forcement of the obnoxious conscription act. The democrn's who are oppoerd to the act, many of them, to My certim kuowledge, have their opposition not grounded Bpon any desire not to assist the general goverament in putting down the rebellion, for they and their friends have contributed largely ip mep and money to that end; but they heve felt that the at itself has divested the State uthori' ies and then.selves, as citizens of the State, of cer- tain right# to which they are eotrtied under the consti. tution «( the United States, aud under the preceaent which ho been established’ by thia aimmistration in Order 9 of the War Depariment, issued last year for the @nforoement of the draft in the United Htates. The con- Gtitation wf the United States provides for « vniform militia. It also provides that that militia sball be obtained thr; the Governors of the seve- ral Stes acd the Stute authorities, It also provides the Officers of the militia Bball be avr ntnted by the Governors ofthe States. Now, ander Order No 09, tened iat your, Governor was a-ked to afford the quota of the State of New York for the | ooscription act. Urder No, 99 provided that the Qseeano s elected by the people in the several towns should be the enrciiing «tilcers. Order No. 99 further Jed that the government of the State shouid appoint eunmissiovers to put thie drait into execution This was ouly Ixet yoar, J uring the last session of the Con- of the nation, ft sore parpore best known to them $ave: y sone conceived to bea parting purpose—they the exteting © psc) ston act, which blotted out an te—whieh blotted out the er No. 9, provided as the ons to enroll, and the general administration have ytuted fo this ‘ounty aed throughout the State enr far ofeerp pot wel; known to the citizens—fo- aid pot kaowW, a8 Suvervisor, who waa the enrolling @iheer in my town ontu about six days ago. These ap Pointece ore all mate in Washington, and the democrata, fay of (hem Bpposing Chat an imtended insult waa pro- \ by the aiminietratim i the way in which they & wought (0 en ores the drat bere, bave felt some Little relmowwoe to have the authority of the Governor @nd > ce 80 the State thus blotted oug an atten pied euntralizetin Of power at Washington, ore, Rome Of thom have raved the queston of the conatitutionality @ the law. and have devred thet it shonid be om by tbe courts. Jus .owever Wie courts may decide: a's the doty of ench of us a8 Supervisors and Citizens to bey ibis law, even thoogh it be en rous ood Unert t the joer of this county.” The * @bect of the mecting today i, powsible, to pacity (he poor people throughout tbe county whe fay be (oem ander the Opernvon Of the Conscription ct. Wh tow Bacd 9f very mors will paws a seaitetle oye haon, With (he pr Cove of applying to the Legian. + vert Whiter w beve Wecnfemed and enacted into © HO: howtate > say We Will be enabled to ub. kh mea WH makes terhuent, and entis'y the y wd provont excitement, and ear: te nvurl apy (am «taxpayer et eitreu, avd | lower part of ibe ownty the taxpayers are un xieur that this Board of So. foes ritowld act iiberally Je making the perpoee of allowing Go Sp! of toils county, proviied 4 govermment iat 08 the deat, I desire, gow » of the Gourd, to pall your attention to mietter that | divcevered a day or bwo Pine? (10m One Of the moet learned and distinguwhed Stinets oF dave of this county, showing thet im the wart there was some opposition even then frum wealthy mea to the enfercemeut of a ( onscription bot. Tailvde to the letter of Jobo Jay to Judge V'ctor Geted “ Netiord. county. 14th of March 8.n—On gennagy I Cbuerved with parteular the man, ber matter of it, . notwithstanding’ the winter of life and snow falling on your head you endure like am ., Your tm, that Tue sboula ore 85 fe Peace war. Several consid: ‘peace will diminish 1 in these: iscontente should arise between France and Britain French in fluence will not soun be very active in and, an; sequently, will not admin’ much fuel to renew and feed the tame aguinst Rugiand, ‘The peace will deprive the delusion of the sustenance it derived from the paironage which the war created. The professed objects of the war, and that without compensation either in fact or ip expectation; the manifest and rofusion with which the war has been conducted: the at- to force supplies of men, and mousy |i aittend to withdraw conti aes continuance and with t more temples to Plutus than ahs it wil wel ind, probably have some ‘Sthe people alwaye mean well,” or in other wi i omevine chastises nations cordingly. Berides, Providence guts physical epidemien and sometimes (by ‘choosing t w delusions”) with moral epidemics; and after re- moveathem. This encourages hope; for if we have arrived Bernese ho pessimum of this evil the melive cannot be far Adieu, my dear sir. Yonrs, affectionately, : 3 ™ Sonn say. This 18 a letter of John Jav, the father of that rentie- man (Judge Wm. Jay) whose likeness is over that bench (Pointing to the portrait over the chairman’s seat), and one who took as much part in forming the constitation of the State of New York as any distinguished man of the ‘tod in which be lived. I have referred to this letter wise it was my misfortune or to be'coupled in’ the Tribune witl Judge Barnard and others, in an assertion on the part of that paper of an attempt to commit treason by resisting the 4 The statement is meu ; the source from which it comes is cowardly. When I recognize the fact that [have myself done more to raise volunteers in the lower part of the county for the war—paid more moncy than any man of my means in the county—a statement coming from the Tribune to the effect that, because Gover- nor Seymour and others ure anxious to allay the exrite- ment of the people upon this subject and to see the laws properly enforced and at the proper time, that we therefore commit treason, {san act of injustice towards us that could only emanate from those who want this war to continue, in my opivion for the political as wel! as pecuniary purposes whieh they will achieve from it. I hone Governor Seymour will be true to the constitution of the State, true to the people of the State, and true to the constitation of the United States, and that he will recognize, as I do, the great elements which constitute a State illustrated by the poet: — What constitutes a State? ‘Not high raised tattlement or labor’d mound, ‘Thick wall or moated gate: Proud, with spires and turrets crown) broad arm'd nd spangled court: Where low borh beseneas watts perfume to pride. No! Men, high minded men, ‘With powers as far above dull brutes endued In forest, brake or den, ‘As beasts excel cold rocks and brambles rude; Men who their duties know, But know ts, and knowing, dare maintain them. If Gov. Seymour recognizes, as I do, that such men Constitute the State of New York, he will not Vgieed bravado of those who wield federal bayonots yield one jota of the rights of our citizens. I am anxious to see the laws enforced. I am anxious, as I hope ¢ eitizen 4s, to avoid the disgrace of the enforcement of the draft, especially in the county of Westchcster,'surrounded, as it Js, by so, many revolutionary reminiscences; and | feel as- sured that if the general government will but give us area- sonable time, Westchester will, without ne, of con- scripts together, yield all the men that the ¢d—requires from this county, This war, thank God! is drawing to its close; this war, in my opinion, does not re- wire that there should be sent from the State of New ‘ork a single man to reinforce our armies. But if the gencral government will tusist upon the enforcement of the draft, we must meet it as loyal citizens— meet it not = oni as men who desire to have the rebellion erushed, the Union restored as it was and the constitution maintained petuate a government for the Union which shail in the Cuture, as it bag in the past, give more beuetits in the way of liberal principles—in the way of beneficent legislation—in the way of everything that con- duces to men on earth happy—than apy govern- ment under heaven. Mr. Haskin then oftered resolutions for the purpose of carrying out his views, which, after = suggestions, were adopted upanimously, as fol- WB That a committee of five be aj some pian of action by this Boara to drafted—if from the ob- Chair to report thatr ‘upon, relieve the citizens of this county who may be the Conseription act is to beleniorced tl noxious features of the act of conscription and to relieve thelr famiites from want; said committees to report to Board at the next mrcting. And that the said committee of tive be requested in maturing thelr plan to take into consid. eration and report upon the subject of the payment of boun ties to volunteers. Resolved, That a committee of three he sppointed 'o wait upon Hon, Sores G. Leonard, Provost Marshal, and request him to have the drait postponed within thiw county, and have a suitable period of nine intervene to enable the county authorities and citizens to obtain the quote required there. from by volunteering. ‘The Chairman appointed the committee of five as fol- Jows:—Mewers. Haskin, Hunt, Sutherland, Seacor and Haines, On motion the Chairman was also added to the committee. ‘The committee of three was appointed as follows: — Messrs. W.od, Bowne and Taylor. The Chairman also annovuced a new committee on the Harlem Bridge, as follows:—Mesers. Haskin, Rowne, Martin, Hunt and Wood. This commitioo are ox; so0y to make some etartling disclosures @ relation to thi expensive and protracted job. The Board then adjourned. The Twenty-sccond Street Disaster. TO THE EDITOR OF THY HERALD. . New Youx, July 21, 1863. ‘Awope of your subseribere from tho start, | would like to know Why the Superintendent of Buildings does not at- tend to bis duty and have ali the parts of buildings which have been burned or destroyed, and which now stend in a dilapidated conditiou, pulled down for the safety of men, women and children. I was an eye wit- hess at the Eighteenth ward station house this morning when the walls were biown down, and there is vo account of bow many lig been Killed ta the ruins. By giving this publicity you ma; ‘cause of saving a great many lives. aig! vt BRYAN McCABILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In your report of the disaster and loss of life, which oceurred in Twenty second street on Tuesday last, you State that Captain Cameron, with s porte of police, was ptly on the and renaered all the ible aid Wreruetate the sotersrs from. the ruins. Now, 1 wil credit this force with having done ali in their power after their arrival at the scene of disaster, which waaboat two hours after it occurred. Tbe foreman and members of Engine Company +No. 51, auied by the citizens of the neighborhood, under the direction ef Assistant Fngineer MeGrath, worked with untiring efforts from the frst mo- ment of the disaster, and by their timely aid many were rescued from an untimely grave. H. C, STUART, Secretary, Engine Company No. 51. Deeparores ror Ecnork —The steamship Sidon, Capt. MeMickan, which left new York on Wednesday, will call off Cape Race on Saturday night or Sunday morning. Despatches can be forwarded to Korope by this oppor- tunity through the ageucy of George Stoker, 145 Broad- way. om Drawings or Marray, Eddy & Co.'s Kentucky and Missourt State Lotteries Karrocay, BS—Juiy 23, 1863. 56, 67, 42, 63, 3H, 41, 2, 2s, 26, 63,11, 68. "60,8, 72, 16. 67, 47, 20, 34. 8, 6, 35, 42, 61, sie ‘Cireuiars sidroaany er con Rr: or Be Louis, Mo. 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Fox, Joux Grusam, of Brook lyn, to Mise Karn Pusey, of New York. Horrivc—Torrax.—On Thursday, July 23, by the Rev Mr. Ayars, 5, Waxn Horriva, of New York city, to Mies Many . Torten, of Totten ville. Newark papers please copy. . Jacxson—Croreuas.—On Thursday, Joly 23, at St. Ste phens church, by the Rev. Dr. J. H. Price, rector, Hrany A, Jackson, to Jane C., of James’ W. Crossman, Moxnor—Inwes.—On Monday, July 20, at the residence of Joba Lradiey, Eeq., io Thirty-ninth sireet, by the kev Edward FE. Romkin, P. J. Mownon, Baq., 0 Miss Sandu ls xs, all of this city. No cards. Suatiay—Ovexron.—On Thursday, July 23, by the Rev. Dr. Karmund Roberts, Colonel H. A. Sarusr, United States Army, West Point, N. ¥.,to Joris Frances Ovex 10N, of this city. No cards. wi ma.—On Wedverday, July 22, at the resi- dence of the bride's father, Ly the Rev. A. D. Sraith, D. 1), Maraew H. Weexs to Amanna G. Towntmt, danghter of Geo, H. Roan, Eaq., all of this city, No cards. ‘Worrewead—McLavousin.—On Monday July 20, at St. Matthew's chorch, New Kochelie, by the Rev. Thomas Mclaughlin, brother of the bride, Rowert Wiireuran, of New York, to baipcet M. Melavcmim, of the former place. Diea. Barscun. —On Thursday, July 23, at the Naval Hosp) tal, Ataxampen Banagen, aged 29 years, 7 months and 17 Gays, and for the last twenty six years of bin life har gerved in the United States Navy. ‘The friends and reiatives, aiso his sbipmates are invited to atteod the funeral. from the chapel of the hospital, this (Friday) atternoon, at balf past one o'clock precinely —@n Tuesday , July 21, Samvry Doewaxe, aged 7 , 6 months and 4 days. relatives and.frieuds of the family aro reepectiully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 35 Vestry strcet, without furiber notice. Barrexsuy.—At tho residence of her father, No 14 Eaat Seventeenth street, Many Evreaneru, eldest daughter J. 0. (of the First New York cavairy) and Julia tn the 18th year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place (rom street Epis on Saturday?morning, at eleven o clock, the family are respectfully invited to at- i Banriert.—Av ton, Nori river, on Tuesday, July 21 @f Witiam E. and Josephine Hi. Bartlett, of this city. Count. —At Tarrytown, N. Y., at the resitence of Wm. On Wednesday, July 22, Furnsum Foun sx of Kawin F., Je., amd Maggie G. Corey, aged 3 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 9 Rutgers street, this (Friday) afternoon, at three 0 clock. Cavpey.—Uo Thursday, Jaly 23, Jewert Eumarern ouly daughter of B, Mol, and Jeunot Cruden, aged 4 romre. i ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 201 Moombe:d street, Hoboken, on Stacarday af Lernoon, at two o'clock. Cunmos.—in Brookiya, on Thorsday, Jaly 23, at ber late resxionce, 223 Jay street, Cavuanime, wile ‘of Jobe Oanoioe. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited t attend the funeral, on Saturday morning ton o'clock from St. James Cathedral, where a solemn requiem mass Wiil be offered for (ho repose of bor soul | Comm—At Maiden, Mess.,om Tuesday, July 21. of a fe ver contracted at bern, o , the late Kev. George Coles, of the New York Conferroce. The foneral wili be held at the Methodiat Episcopat eburoh im Morrisania, Friday) aitervoon, at three o'clock. The friends of family are \uvited to atten’ ~ Hergeont Jawm A Dontind,—0n Wednesday evening, July 22, at bis iste | | residence, in Flashing, Marraaw (rr. | ead tae teenals ain (PIGOTT Feapectfally invited to at t funeral, thee ¥) afternoon at three o'¢loek, Vipmenpal eneret, Flash at =t. George's a ad DAvIROOy. <= Cnty, N. J.,0n Thureday, Jniy 23, | alten o'clock P.M, Davirmom, Haq. ia the tT | your of bi ae j ee of the funeral witl appear ta to morrow ' Tomusa-aie Thursday efieraoca. Jule 33. alter & ilipess, Jaume Doromo, in the Tith year of Bis age,« mages the aan of Kill, Gounty Cavan , —egil va riends and acquaintances are iy inv! to attend the funerai, frow the coor Tiy seventh Street, Sixth avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at ane o’ckok, from the residence of his soa daw, Patrick Eurmim—In Heidelberg, Grond Duchy of Baden, Ger: Many. op Sunday, July f, from apoplexy of the lungs, Mr. Frevene Roxen, in the Sith year of hie age. Mr Eberle was formerly « resident of New York, and had the day previous to his suddon death velebrated the anviver gary of the Fourth of July witha large circie of American Citends at Herdieiberg. Frax.—On Wedverday, July 22, Joaw Peevr, lave of COUnLY Sligo, Ireland, aged 25 yeara. ‘The relatives and iricads are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from bia late residence, No. 13 Mulberry: Street, this (iridiy) afwornoon, at two o'clock precinely . ‘The remains will be iaterred in Calvary Cemetery. Fravarcck.—At the residence of her father, 31 Frapkuin ue, Brooklvn, Mania A. Freavaruicx, of Consumption , in tho 20th vear of het age. Further notice will be given of the funoral. Homvaur —Sudtonly, on Tuesday, July 14, Amores, ingest fon Of Francks aud Lavinis Humbert, of West risanls, aged 1:3 years, § months and 16 days, Hxwmnzon.—in Philadelphia, on Tuesday, July 21, Borwa Gray, widow of Henry ¥, Heberton, in the 46th year of her ago. Vunera! on Saturday moraing, from No. 329 South teenth street. Interment at Laurel Hill. luwt,—On Wednesday, July 22, Euzanera Huse, in her 68th year, after 4 short but painful illness. ‘The friends of the family are reepectfally invited to attend tho funeral, from ber late residence, 120 rant ‘Twenty seventh street. ‘G.—On Thursday morning, July 2%, Hacow ALYERD lnLswxG, aged 3 ie 1 month and 16 days. Fri are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his parents, 130 Fast Twenty-tirst street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Jouxson.—On Wednesday , July 22, after @ short illness , Mcourian, youngest Be ot Jou, Jr., and Virginia Johnson, aged 1h moaths v8. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the friends of his father, Josiah Johnson, Sen., are respect/ully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his tap No, 19 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, this (Fri- afternoon va rts Calne, ~ Jovew.—Suddenly, by falling from a roof, on Wednes- Sao ox Jorce, 32 years, 2 months and ithe relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brothers, Thomas C., Samocl and James, also the members of Guardian Engine Company No. 29. are ro- speotiully invited'to attend the (uneral this (Friday) after oon, at two o'clock, from his lave residence, No. 90 Sixth rs weno. Lxs.—On Wednesday, July 22, Lous R., son or J. R. and Mary Jane Lee, aged 3 years, § months and 6 days. The friends of the family aro ‘respocttully requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 84 Dougiass street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afiernoon, at three o'clock. Lacour.—-On Wedneaday, July 22, Micuam. Lacour, of Garregumenes, France, in the 64th year of his ago. His friends and acquaintances and those of Vr. George W. Gott, are respectially invited to attend the (uneral, from bis late residence, No. 86 Kast Thirty tirst street, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock Mouxx,—On Thursday, July 23, Marcarzr Monan, widow of Jobu Moben, of the parish of Monughan, Ire: land, aged 54 years, ‘The friends of the family, aud those of her brothers, Terence aud Felix MeDonald, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 103 Broome Bireot, this (Friday) alternoon, at two o'clock, Moxnis.—On Thursday, July’ 23, Starmen Moun, aged 42, a native of Cardiganshire, South Wales, The relatives and friends, also the mombors of the St. David's Bevetit Society, are reapectiuily invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) aiternoon, at three o'clock, from tho Welsh Yay tist church, 141 Chrystio street. Matarws —At Washington, D. C., on Tuesday, July 21, D. B. Marnxws, aged $4 years. His remains will be taken to Johnstown, N. Y., for interment. MeDowxatp.--On Weduesday, July 22, Catuanine, tho beloved daughter of Terence and Margaret McUouald, aged 18 yoais,& months and $ days. ‘The friends of the fumily, and those of ber uncle, Felix MeDouald, aro respectiully’ invited to attend the funeral, {rom the residence of her parents, No. 103 Broome stroet, his (rriday)) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Nerat.—On ay, July 23, of diptheria, Cnnesto- rurn Romer Nea, beloved son of John and Catharine Neal, aced 2 years. 1 month and 18 dare ‘Tho funeral will taxe place on Saturday afternoon, from 149 First avenue. London (England), Australia and California papers please copy. OSimea.—On Wednesday morning, July 22, at his resi- dence, No. 36 Fast Ferran Wituam bt pres anative of Fethard, county Ti 'y , Ireland, aged 45 years. The relatives, feiwude andl the members of St. Vincent de Paul Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at balf-past twelve o’clook. Rearpon.—Hanna , the wife of James Reardon. ‘The funeral will take piace this (itiday) afternoon, at two o'clock, [rom her late residence, 236 Pacitic street, Brooklyn, remaing will be taken w Calvary Ceme- tery. “Los. —Cu Wednesday, July 22, Many Newton, wife of Robert Sloss, aged 30 years and 1 month: also, on same date, infant daughier of the above. ‘The triends and relatives are invited to attend their fupersl, {rrm the residence of her parents. Charles and Filze Reeves, this (Friday ) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 127 Kort Twenty eighth street. Stacky,—At Aubrey Farm, near Geneva, N. Y., on rey 17, Caaniam Avuaxy, son of the late James Stacey, aged 25 years. Wivrxy.—On ‘hursday, July 23, of cholera infantum, Canaie Lovise, infant daughter of Thos. &. and Antoinetts H. Whitnoy, aged 4 months and 9 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the tamily aro invited to attend the funoral, on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of parents, 18 Willow place, Rrooklyp, without further notice. Wituame. lay, July 23, CuaruenJ., son of ‘iliains, aged 7° months Joseph and the late Catharine and 24 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapoctfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Frilay) morning, at ton o'clock, from the residence of hie father, 143 Madison street. SHIPPING ALMasag Yo! AUN nines SUN SETS. Port of New York, July 43, 1563. CLEARED. Steamship Ooran Queen, Wilson, Aspinwall—D B Allen. » Ameria, Mary a—M O Roberta ip Locust Point, Hodmau, New Orieans—H B 0 au Cromw Ship BS Ely, Livingston, Liverpooi—Howland & Froth. iogoam ip Australia, Towart. St John, NI—Wiliams & Gulow ip Cyclone. Lngersoli, Boston--Curtia Dod Hark Crimes (Br). Baker, Fa.mouth—Kdmision Brox Brig Bliza (Br), Hamm, Hayle, E—G F Balley brig Gerding (Fort), Campos, mbnoo—Hagemeyer & rune, Brig Ieabelia (Br), Hanfield, Marsnham and Para—It K Corning, Bon &-Co. Brig Fortuna (Dan). Brock wolat, Dovaie & Co. Brig BL Bwas Rive. Demarara—Ma Brig Kures (Br), 8 ‘ NS—Jones & Lough. Brg Kleauors (Dan), Gessing, Philadelphia. Sehr Julie (Br), m ocker, Kingston, Ja—Heary de Uordora Sehe Liverpool (Br), Albury, Key stand, WIJ W AL bury. Holt J Nelon (Br), Nelson. Maitiand—J # Whitney & Co, and, Livtomb, Beanfort-—Merrill & \bbott incotengir—J ‘ood, Cranmer, Washington—Van Brunt & J.B Myers, Weldin, Wash ingion—Van Brunt & Slaght. Sor san Louts, Bremner, Baltimore chr dR Mitehell, Bennett, Milton, Del, Schr Only Son, Joumson, Haliowall—Ferguson & Wood, br Golden Gata, Portiand-—J V Haviland, rah, Comery, Rockiand—W # Hrowna & Co, Shr Leooaat i. Ssiemn—K W Ropes & Co, Behe Be Ms ¥, Bowton—J ¥ Whitney & Co, fi Chariestown—J ¥ryn. wit man, New Bedford—Ferguson & schr Bay Btate, Verril!, Providence —W 8 Brown & Co Sino Rhoda Iiland, Remington, Providence L Keany. Suamer Arey, Port Royal. Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia. ARRIVED. Steamship City of Br), Jones, Liverpool Jnly 10, Limerick Quewumuwe Lith, ai 4:16 PM,” with rodee aod 199 sueer- 3G’ Dale. Lith ina, oF Old Hod of Kin ip Cella for New York: 15th, int 4910, lon Sido, henon for Liverpool, , Woodside. San Francisen, Aprit 4 with Jone 7. iat 16 Ot 9740, spoke Br B, be bark Oymbeline, London, bound 8. Crossed the Bqua hare Bingareliay Sinker, Rio J June 18, jm halieat, ar jonker, aneiro, Sune 18, io to Aymar & Co. fuse Yat 26 fou 729), apons bart ht, Of St Johns, 18 days from Cienfuegos for Falmou' rmvda), Higging Para, July > Teersti. Wo tate, lat 9) lon rom Matanuas (or New Yors Be (of Beareport), Nichols, Cardenas, 1) cage, "EERE er, non maaan as way (ot Newport), Jowrs, 3 ‘eile ee tod Hathaway Bitrabeth port for Rostom. naon, Cape Coast, WOA, with Irory, to & 4 Miller, Hi Eleuthera, # days, with wi Dg ene, thera, iv free, ] v6 Moumouth, Anderson, Nor! olk | Rr kaubet Alberta, Tooker, Norfw' | ee ddeoen Sire, Wastin ah ington wher R Bhinte vn Kast W ase, Eiiaa ret port fo ther Miller. Kitrabe:t port Leader, Mayo, Brow. Bowe ‘Mom Hates, Boston for Rod sat n rdeut 0 horammer Bhetocket, Geer, Norwich BELOW One brig. usknown. Satie Syipe Mand. Ini fotanolad Underwriter; | barce Wen Witixon Mors neotian, Katana, va Vanvie brig Mamewn semrere Mewitere wad orye. Ve Trews meg 4 ‘ Beet, Henry tiseour > fe 24 ~ Steamship Oran Queers Asp Wind St @umset 8, ligt, mtr Fpiweene, Coys Kenkell, of the Teonan then rin Mt ee WoMoTTOW, kh, for Quewemows and Liv opt Ste rmte Ooeam Queen, Capt Wilson milled yesumniay for AF imwall, Wins Tasvam Cacgmme, hewee for Now Orinane with coal | “pc eas, wae deswoyed an fire kas inet hee ahont M4 cacien Me frem 1D Bliwood Walter, Man bee 1 to Hi » Kaerrucay, ~ reese eS : ¥, Hoagan, 2 Tight bearing SB, miles, was twloe 1 4 Pape ‘ut te five second’ lhme datnaging she took off the j10° ‘Ae. The @ tent Buy, to the sebenner not boom, sprun, 6 gions a, known, The captain, er in wite, ebiid and three of the eraw gi the brig rad oa board the schoouer. ‘The brig leaks ‘oAhus’ 1000 ver our, Soun Suara”, befororeporied sunk off Governor's Inland. was rained on Wednesday by Capt Merritt, wrocking agent She has a steam pump om board. Soux Ornanto (of Ellsworth). Hammond, from Elizabeth. rt for Newburyport with coal, wna abandoned 24 nat, at AM, off Cape Cod. being entirely dianasted, with the boats stove, a beaky condition eo crew were taken off by sobr Dr Kane, from Blivabethport for Portiant, and. subse quently transferred to sohr Bangor, from Eliza! Arcived at Salen 234. diamante in tow of a sobr went in ve sear mee 4b Loon on 23d, supposed to Soun 54s Powsm—Newport, Judy 23-—Schr Jas Power, f Philsaslphia for Malons wtih Sort ca tring te ewe Pence e miles from here, with lass of foremas and other damage. iy to to Bliwood Waiver, Bug, Secty Hoard of Under: a, Scun Bina, of Itork port. TL tons, rebuilt at in tats, bas besu sold to B Whiter & Son, Hoon ee Scan Gmanrre Lovae, of Rockport, 78% tons, bullt at Ke- wex {in 188d, han boon sald'to Ames and cthers ’ a Bown Attox, of Gloncaster. 2136 tona, built at Newb: tn 1343, haa boon sold to Patiarton sed anothers 7h Favaty June 4—The Kamson, Mitchell, from Cardiff for alfas, ghioh, pat a here om Mar £2. vory leaky, wos com. jemned June 1%, betng compictely raven, and was auction 18h. on the Liveeroot, July &—The ae ship, of Boston, was captured and bonded for $80,000), by m thi e masted Ameri can built sehr, which put on board the crews of several Ame- rican vessels that had bees burned. mem. Whi Schr Montexama, Curren, of Provincetown, cld at Port ek Chill King NBtarr at Bt Helens May 18, from At Catharines, SR) apt did oot anchor. Bark Sea Breese, Weeks, NB, wanat 8 Holona June 3. by A Bark Louise, Sicen, NB, was at St Helona June 8, with (30 sp 660 wh 5000 iba bone. +S eee SH, was at St Helena June 3, with wh. Bark Mary, Thompson, NB, off Bt Holena May 21, 40 ap since leaving thatport. Would nail for hone June 1, Spoken, &c. jackson, from Liverpool for Hong Kong, wi fi Rio J. Juupe 16, lat 22 49 Klan 30 25 Baltimore. for Bio Jenciro, chr West Wind, heace for Rarbados, July 1, et 32 90 Steamtug Amecica, from Philadelphia for New Orieans, July 18, lat 82, lou 74 30. aiigug Foregna Ports. Anrweur, July 6—Arr Antel, Kertiora, NYork; 10th, Ar. burtus, Crosby, do. Bid Ath, Crowell Cardiif, sth, Kilen Foster, Hobinson, Axsivi, May 22—Passed by, Uncowah, Fellansbee, from Shields for Hong Kong. Bugrot. Jaly 10—In port Owego, Norton, for NYork, ldg: Jane Symona, Canning, for do do. Buxwkaven, July G—Sid Goran, Gerdes, Baltimore; lorstman, and Clara, Probst, NYok; 7th, Gauss, ire, July M—Arr James F Patten, Perey. Antwe: Elizabeth Cushing, Plumer, « ihn, Partheoon. Oani fla 7th. » Calla: Young (from Louden, arr 7th), Trieste; New nt NYork, ork. Choi, June 28—Arr John & Albert, Becker, Barcelona; ih. Capella, Head, Gardit iglarenup dene ac Bruns Choxsrapt, July b—Arr Sachem, Atkins, Boston, Cuxnayex, July 6—ld Dr Barth, Meyor, N¥ork; Agnes, Jones, Ei and Caxton, May 20—In port ship Panama, Soule, laid on the x iP jule, on eae June 20—Arr schr Sarah Maria, Underbill, Grovorsren, July §—Arr Ocean Spray, Miller, NYork, Gumattan, June 26—Arr Br bare Fredouia, Burke, Tene- rite for Begrout (and eid July 3); 00h, ship South Amveriog, in Eine v4 fOr Vecancin (and ald July 2); July 2. bark inglo nell, Leghorn for Liverpoo! (and sa Sd). Sid 26th, Br bark Celestia, Howen (from Genoa), Philadel phia; 4th, Itai abip A Garibaidl. polettl (from New York, faving a pit entco): Genoa. Passed: to With, bark Nico, from Monaco for New York ; 30th, ship Junius, Rrakine, rota Alexandria for —." Strong E wind aimee the Ist. Gissaow, July 6—Are Chandler Price, e Or Me, 91h. Warnaia, Becker. NYork. Longe sg wen tue Clyde Lith, Queen of the Fleet, Hilton. New or Giron, Jaly 4Arr Praporme, Vella, NYork. ma Kons, May Zin :Ips Booloo, Mt ntebinson, from NYork, Carrington, "Watson: Colonist w ¥ Randall; Kit jate Aubby) ; Archar, Creasy; ArKO lah, aud’ Zephyr, Lane, ) ( ay he og Croweil, for tor, kin, do. 77, Lanncil, Romagna: 19h, Ft, 40% Mh, Fanny Vern. Jorian, and Arch . Argonant, Norton, and 1, 4 ide Dunha'h, Bas oS Rephre wang, Compeiiior, Lee. te, joston: 1d Vt wyer, Ningpo. 20th, ust to 234, Jack Frost, Emery, ath, Nove Reotian (6), Gr n ton, New York; 10: n) Adans Chase, du. id Woub, Arabia, F rick Boston, Ent for idg Sth, “Majestic, Foraaith, New Y, Trumps, Carter. Philadelphia: ts. Energy, Ashburtoa, Bradish, NYork, & © beranton, Magna, Bristol Channel; 1th, Cultivator, Russell, WYors ‘Advertised Lith, Dainasciis (x). for. Quebec Iuih; Arabia (8), for Boston Mth; City of New York Bootls («), for do Leth; Merrimac, Woo Braves Sinter. for do Win: City of NYork Mth; Tonawanita, Juilis, fo Loxpor, July 10—Arr w for do); Arma effrey, Cs ta VT New York. 0th, Grace Sargent, Georges Sound, Weow By frow Gravesend He) Mansan.co, » New York: 10th. Hit Bmer, Boston; Arm Woodward, ; ren, . Bradley, Tremonde; 1b, C% and Aden it 9th, Loya! Seranter Gravesend Hh. Vivi Le hn Dupout, Lowden, for fon ; ‘orning. Philadelphia, +4 Sid Pideutt, Misohl, New York ay S0~Arr previous, Kauawha, 2, July 9~In port Br brig Auna, Morrow, for } Fox. Predertoka, for How) Sai Bwansen En 0, ing : for do do, barks rk. for Philadelpliis. ready Golden @ WYork jig, Lord Hattioore (Da), z. Abigail, Me¥ariana Awan, erujaing. with: Bpaidin rank unt, Coley, from Caraif for Chinchas, just arrived: Ger bt from NYork for ast Indles, leady and in an. May S—Arr Tropic, Hamblin. By ochow ; Kintly Bann y Mary & Lovuim. Jones, Nag %h,Jobn Jay. Lord, Bangkok, Cromwell, Crocker Hong Ne irenstie, ‘hn, Comet, = » Mandarin, Fereit, do; Maury.’ — ormwman, Haskell, Hong Kong Hakodadt Sid (rom Woosung May 7, Mary Capen. Vellows, Mingpo; Neilie Merrill, ples, mime) veat Qoece. + Ringvo ie Caaticwin cite). ill, Vere, Mth, Pail. de In Nove. Terry, Hong Kong. WaTow, May O—Arr Moncks, Mayo, and Huntress, Whel dep, Newch wang Sivgarone, May [7—Arr George Une. Barstow, Kong: North Wind, Jewett, Cardi: 20, paml A Caged. Melbourne: Buepiragye, Berd. Meena; P Mary Kradford. Wilson, Hong Kong Bld May 20. Horatty, Paliner, Hoog Kong Kinens Leoxk, June Mtn port bark WH Randall Clark, une; brig Ano Elizabeth, Powers, f Ul fr Pisum, Arr brig Br Jaci bark Morn! Hallie Jocks, CGT, Ane Weare Howton he in fae tappine, jor batke, at Wiuasro., Slay 2 —19 port itr a) Onndacs, for BY ork, Mag, at $21 per om, gold. Bld May IT, ehiy Birope, Ayres, Weer Coat of Avmica~At Abaway May 0. bark Wiea, Wataum, aoe. Aa Why dah May 29, bark lowla, Loveday, ane ‘Mt Dix Cove Jane © bark Kedar, Johnwen, une. 2A Cape Coma Castle June 10, bark May Queen, one BOSTON, July 22—~Are Be atcamsbip Africn, Stone Liver —," ated Halifas shmmmer henn eter 1, Batioore via NY¥ork, bark Assi (Br), Law Sierra Lewar, U 8 schooner 1G Carus, Com Pix & cruise, chee Jolin Anos, Harding Ba timers, Fines Holo, Bail, New York. 1 bay, Uf frigate Rhema doah tmrk: yavting, (vem oe, aa MS Sear, Whar, Mt Jagn. er ot loa tag for Vaseno, BANGOM July Bt bark Leer Gray, Matanre Fernandina. eeire Triton. Freeman, amt Ort: ligase’ Koowle, Wimingtom; Mary Khar wore, Law NY BATH. Juiy Baltimore 1B Johowm, h Endion, Woe }UCRSTER July Mem Arr ehrw 81 Tihey (Me). Dor r fore for Pb waeitive NYork; Pe Keon Cainle for Mew York, Boy Tleare etre Oonre (0 ©) Hight Reese. inet fren M fore, Ve mseniiin, a a=" | 10.000 wae aver, aod “Ew G : ; Sele ‘teh, bm Ete 0 Met ‘ . Garwood. Q Fort, Sarah Lavinia, Port, Ocean Ware, ner, Weymouth; Halo, Newman. buryport: © Lacaem Laws, Salem; Maguum Bonum, liolan, ands ¥ W Simmone Ord freg do. ror LAND, July 21—Old sche KG Willard, Parsons, Pat elp hin. PORTSMOUTH, July 20—Arr Pratt, and Lyon, Furbieh NY mors: Fivi sche Koseuth, Loe: Ore, i ft 8B Atweod, alee Arr ship Stars A Strione, Mary Ogden, Hathaway, Kit Carson, Cro Nao. M, July i—Arrsohr Hauvnal D, Nickerson, New York, lh cloep Helen. Babrock, do “ ween POINT, July td—are coher Wm Hf boWi Cory, ‘ort. _ MISCELLANEOUS, ann nee vicriua, SKETON OF THY LIVE OF THE AROM FIEWD. HOW SH ENTRAPrED UNS EYYROTED TH THE VICTIMS AS THEY APYRARRD IN COURT. THE PROCURESS PLEADS GUILTT. HER SENTENCE. A CARNIVAL BLOOD ani! puow ER, ‘on vit REIGN OF THLLOK IN NEW YORE And ite Pinal Suppress os. EXCITING 4CBNKS AND INCIDENTS. 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BASRFOKD 8 Groat Basar, Cooper Inatitute, Astor pace PERMANENT CURE FOR HEADACHE NRURAL rhs warranted immed ee tant Pain Apnihi alr & » Hold by all draggin Depot 170 Out ham conte, pints 81. French Note DELL!» 302 roadwe, ‘atte MAMMOTH SALE OF GENTS’ LINEN COLLARS AT RETAIL COLLARS. SMITH & BLAKE, 59 Hrondw: retell 10,000 doren Genta’ Fi COLLARS. COLLARS: COLLAKA, COLLARS, COLLARS, LARS. flor Enametiod STREL COLLARS at each. or Wecente by mall, Also « “ saune Merin poder Bbirte at $b. reducer m $125. We are naive deniers tm rok Ties, and offer an tinmeone stork ee following prices, as comparel with the reae- cent Tien at he = mt * H cee RMITH A BLAKE, 379 A BOX OF NOTE PAPER READY INITIALED, a To AR aie price only $178, at OIMDREDI Doan Broadway. BAgtierrs, rotan REFRIGERATORS -NOTION— Partien desiring to get these celeurated reiri erator can now be furnished len mt 15 canta | mont of Ue at hand wt LEBLY & ELLIOT, 44 Hiroe tway, rn ORNS, BUNTIONA. INVERTED NAILA ENLARORD join ie ‘all diseases of the feet cured wth joe wi donveniend: to tothe patient ZACH ARLE Haw geon Chiropodist, 700 Broadway. Keters to physicians amd surgeons of the ely, MPAIRED SIGHT, NOISKS IN THR MEAD, OATARRUAL AYPECTIONS OF THE THROAT, CHROMIG OATARRE, CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCO MEMBRANR, OBSTRUCTION OF T KRUSTACHIAN TUBS, ak CROSS EVE STRAIGH ENRD In ONK MINUTE. pen I disease of the F 4 AND TAUB-ALL KINDS, te nmtliies HS, 1d Charobers IRKOTION LARELS White and colored, printed aod ‘On i, elt Purebasera, at VIC aires, {YK AND-EAR.—DR CADWELL, 4 CLINTOY PLAO® Hei ehints sirect) peas Broa ite prectivower of twenty )eare’ experience in (ie realnient Of ‘ismanne of Kye and kar ‘Uthes house (rom 9 V0 6, Adv iow gratia ILTON'S INSOLOBLE CEMENT It A SEW THING 0 offered to the pullin Ie oy wicks patches and linings Ue boots apd shone sudiebemiy Nothing Uke it has ever bere ts not & combination of robber, gutte percha or gas. strong without atitehing I broken forniiure, eromum ry, toys, bows, ivory And all erticles Of household use, Ite a Liquid, and as enelly applied as common paste, IC ts teen luble fa water or oll. Tt acheres offy eubetances Graly amd completely. Putup tm packages for family sud manafan turers’ use, from Oo ounces toa henared pownda For ate atall mores WILTON BROM 4 OMe comer of Dyer ant Pine streets IW MAY OF CHARLERTON, BO. ROWING Alb 44, Ae, eh >, Proprietors, Prowitenem. THE WEAD PERMANESTLY entiemet lowing their haty « vont way. sormer of Amwiy siren. wor M. AAvien grain ” OF he ant consult F. TAYLOR, O83 Otten hears trom OAM 7 MERITS OF BRANDRETIOS VILLA are saving life snd sow fonds everywhere In at woands avd \n juries their wer greatly batons & cure Bak me fee corse afore ike fo wudden case of sickboms (oer physician could have arrived. THEY BHOULD WE A well Knows gentleman 7 Geneve was laken with moat severe pain {nm hie side, extruding to his apleen, saan pamied with violent ehilia, Hie tok ole DRANDRETION PILL and in oweive bourse the rane pamber again. he repeated the dose seat morning, ant was in the sfierneon wai ends 4 1th the eaene ey mpi Me RRANDRETINS PUL Referemon im Kew Vork a0 to Shows eam, PRINCIPAL OFFICK 26 GANAL WTREUET, Obverrre, Mew fiyls senoree you the Goneme, RRANDENTIOR FILLS are ooiained at No. 4 Valow eqmare, direc: from the laboratory Prien ib cents, eH fel diree Kone 'e Spanish, Portugeree, German, Hallam, Freeh ant ATT Le ty wep ptet from orate ten LTR NR Orders for mefase thoment ere of for cae, 104Hz. ; 1) acts open the Oot Wate 251 ef yon saLe—VIReT OLAme Oe a te en, re A wat 30 po AND ihe 7O port owe saat ae tow pan Metin’ TO way oe