The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1864, Page 6

a * ~ 8 a ae Wien Giamoods tm the moraing sua. The Emperor was Gieesed Hike a plutn American gonteman — Diack oot and FNTERESTING FROM MEXICO. wais'coat and ipexpressibies, He te a mio of noble and APPAFHENSION OF A CONY*SSED THIEF—EB BAS LONG BEM « BBING B18 EMPLUYBRS—a BEOBIVER ALSO IN LIMBO. a saat a ne mm nding presence, with dignity and marked nicht Edward M.tbews, s young mun, twenty-three years of | aay nad oo. ‘eH teara’| gence siamoed upon bie face, His bulr te toclined te * ‘ancatien stuns “ona ae, Additional Particulars of the Receptlon the Novara, om a visit of respect 10 sth pro ay set van anath | ee. omer yes venrteg i of Maximilian at Vera Cruz. pe gp ag the ha of a ee . |@rried a light crab hat to bie band, and a9 the carrieg® | s.14y peneinet, cherged with commit:ing a series of lar- oer moved along he incessantly Bowed from right to left. ‘There to a0 exprension of frankness, generoaity and kind- mess on bis countenance which at once preprssemen you tm Dis favor, though om this occasion he looked very cents on his late employer, Mr. Charles H. Lasso ‘+-Dacorpist, doing Dustoens at No. 340 Ween: Wwapnears that Mash ws been m Mr. fouthal's employ (or some ‘years, and that for the last elgr t menths he bs — in toe frequest Pad The Civie and Military De- Sasw.—O0 Tourviay “morning, June 16, Sveax Y. n pay v@ ooking and serioas— | serioos apd thoughtful, ike @ man who bas taken some J eli en. small men: soerowhat grey . purtoly ne Be iA and od Saaw, jo the Gist yearof her y slid of Anthony P, 01 an Phi me Iphia: brig Rich m: monstrations. wbich T AKG $8 be rather <9” umed than atarai—bot hie | wast work in bind and wno feels the'serious resposst: | anthony mm, 17 Baxter” Shaw. + “ages vrssal ‘St Jaco, June \—Are bares Holand (Bry, eit, Boston: t face doegnot betokes *2Y nigh degree ef eulture or abi- | bitty which ho has esimed. ey sestteie meine Mata cane teen ear & {01 ‘The relatives and friewda, and algo thove of her brother: nda Atewar * Perkiag, Portland? 24, jecosta, Dan- times (bat sum. In this manner Mathews, it‘ hax atolen tin foil to tho int of $5,000," Ps, he has sold to Crossin (or one-fourth + area ‘Tor stolen goods were 0 rapidty acenronir coiver’s harde thut a fow months ago bY ewinine wintmod for the corequences, and thaws he could not bay any more of the ‘4° Woe original pack ages, It was then ar pra dy Age te phe A ceiver that the sto'en foil my a F arnar Dor Meaney ih a would receive it. According, wa hired a room wt 53 Centre street and wherey ieited tip his stolen foil, after which ft was pasted (0 C¥opgin’e:p-asession, ‘The tacts of the case recently sia to the knowledge o' Sergesot Walsh and officer Gol ny"they proceeded to work up the po hey hey di7, savers yale Mathews we i“ ore ity, Shortly after the re of the saeme Gepatation aight Ya reply © the’ pretect's address, whieh the Emperor Vistened to atte’ tively, im a clear voice be returecd shanks tn the Spanish language, in which, of course, the Prefect hi, spoken. His Majesty said thet all bis hopes, wishes 7 o4 energies were henceforth to be devoted tothe Tege0e cation of the Mexican mation; that the people woakt fivd.’aim firm, loyal apd sincere in the discharge of bis 40 .y, and that in the administration of justice there Waould be equity and firmness, He thanked the deputa- oa fcr thoir kind allusions to the Empress and te nim self. He then entered into an affable converestion-with those present, and concluded by myiting them tito an ‘terior apartment to be presented to the Empress. ‘Tue general illumination ordered by the authorities ‘The Fmpress, on the »ther hand, wae all smiles, and her head kept moving continually,as ahe saluted the people. She, like her husban:, was attired in the P plest and most unaffected style She wore a plain sili dress and shawl, and a dark colored bonnet of ai material, Riding ordinarily along Broadway, they ave attracted po attention whatever. It strack me asa remarkable fact that the people who thronged the streets were as sitent as ghosts all the whole line of the procession. The women. yee giistened with a natural curiosity to seo a Hive em- peror and empress, did not so much as clap their little hands or wave a bandxerchiof when the opportunity offered, The rougher order of Mexicans—the revoluti no ary masculine order—so prodigal of ‘vivas for Mberty, God and the constitation, had not a single cheer for the inlaw, Peter Naylor, are respectfu A invited to attend the funeral, on Satued ty afternono five o’clook, from No. 4 Fast Thirty sixth street, without further notice, ‘The remains will be t:ken to the Second Street Cemetery. Si.aex.—1o Brooklyn, an Thursday, June 16, Janes G : reek an of James and Aun B Stack, in the 26th 8 age. ‘The ‘riends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the fu: eval, from the Church of Roly trioity, on Snotny afternoon, at balf-past three o'clock. Rentosaer — On Wednesduy, June 15, GeoRGE S bes vet ‘The reiat'ves and friends are respectfully invited attend the ‘uoeral, tints (Friday) afternoon, at tw) o'clock, ‘rom 214 -eqund street, Suexipon.-On Wednesday, June 16, Joan Sueripon, eged ‘5 years, His ‘rieo: z wie onm. "NB, June 16—Arr brig Amazon, Thompson, New wee May 29—Arr eehr C ae hares, Key Appearance of the Emperor and Empress. Am. posrom. Jnne perc 4 By hin ans (Br), brig Lyre. Presser, Low: wate az ip Rearee ‘pan hare Daniel Webster, from Baliinore: weg Ke Philadelonla, tm the Bay, bark Iitinols, from va bi Beriee, Red Clenfnezos; Robie. from Carde- bark JO kes, Bianchard, C! THE SCEPTRE AND THE SWORD OF HONOR When the Imperial Family Wil. @Zater the Capital. magiateate requitted gid to pry tia in $i, 00 rf answer the cha%ge of reociving atolen gvods. Acquaintances. and those of his brother tod to atiend the funeral, this (iriday) m, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, 127 Qverck atrant ‘Tavton,—On Thursday, June 16, Witte, son of Robert M. Taylor, aged 5 years, Crossin OF three times previously tor a bis been arrestud similar af Arr ship Pretic, Glasgow: bark Ilinoly, Frontera:, briga Thora, M'ra:oane: Marice, Clenfuegos; Belle Narnard, P 7 > was about the mest wretched thing of the ming that I | imperial whem the ‘Notables” bad invited MAFLRIAGES AND DEATHS, pes ad hh the family are Doe pt tavited | to ak yienee sehre Daniel Webster, Baltimore; Cems (eam te the funeral, from No 66 Secon enue, oo Sunday IHumtnations, Salutes, Fire~ | 7° 07er mem. Mt was ordered that all the houses in the | 0 reign ovel them, This ts @ notable fact indeed, and Adernnn, at 008 o'clock : BALHTMOE Tune ise noe cern Y Parnnum, Kelty, Bos- city shouM be dressed with flags and white curtains, and | was the eubject of universal remark. | canfess that! Laps show pea ates bc Foneie pases Sop. is aoe gta toa; 8 Tt Ri a rg ieuihe Non # oe Pew Att-—Trros,—On Thursday, J the Church = 08 m, D.C, sohrs 5 works, Music, de Mumtnated for three nights in snocession, at the ex- | was simple enough to expect that, blinded by tho wie ti jem by the kiget fav G. T Bedel. Den, US toga Go pod pie ihe Basan: Mt cal We pyle ee anpey, 8 ti. ‘Ne a “Sap Aen Ren Re. ae. Reese of the occupants. The order was, however, s dead | passing gleam and show of royalty, the people would | Rev. Jom A, Agriewatt to Jui 3, youngest daughter reine the enemys beoastworks, on the fight of the | strong: brics Rod Wing F Ward! BANGOR, June ¢—“hrr bark Alida (aew), Slapics, Sears port to land for Cork KAKER’S LANDINI drick. Baltimore. CASTINE., June N—Sid selira JH Counge, Cox. Wash ri 0, Wessolt, and Ada Francas, Perkins, Ba.tt-- Pierce plee. NYork TGMTON June Arr acor J Gorham, Smith, NYork. PALL RIVER, M—Arr sloop John Brooks, Davoll, Bilaabethport, Passed np iSth, schra 8 Washborn, Ra doo Philadeiphine Au Linca'n, NVovk for letter, for tt was not cbeyed at allos the first night. A fow heuses im different streets were very finely decora- ted with flags of all nations and portraits of the Emperor an@ Empress, and at night some of them were brilliantly iMuminated. These wert, however, very fow in number, and consisted for the most part ef the residences of French ‘and Spanish citizens residing im the city. The ‘vast majority of the strects were as dark as Erebus and tanocem of even the glimmer of a solitary rushitght. Dave rent the air with their shouts and acclamations dat ia this I was mistaken, The same absevee of enthu- siasm which had characterized the commencement of ihe ceremonies in the city endured unti! the end. True, the brass band, the cannons of the fortifications and shins-of war, and herdes of men and boys with firecrackers and torpedoes, made noise and hnbbub enough, but the citi- ens of Vera Cruz, as a body, had nothing to do with it. Such @ dreary silence and impassibility I never wit- of G. N Titus, Esq, Barxwax—YounGs,—On Tharsdey, June 16, by the Rev. C. 8. Ford, Epwarp L. Bumatay to Mary E. Youncs, all of this city. No cards, Bosrwick—Rinier.—On Wednesday, June 15, by the Rev. Dr. Henderson, D. D., tn the First Bartist ‘eburch Crxes B. Bostwick to Sinan J. Rrever, second daughter of James M. Riblet, Bsq., all of this eity. CLarks—Jaovsus.—On Wodneadiy rons, June 16, at the residence of the bdride’s parents, by Rov. H. & Car- peoter, Mr¢J. D. Dwianr UarKe. of Brook; re to ApELia, daughter of Jas. G. Jacobus, Esq , of this sity. Tore of May, Winrrenp Scorr Thomas, aged 16 yours, 9 pon and 17 days, the beloved aon of Seane and Helep mis Van Rvres —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 15, Mary J. Van Borky, aged 6f years, 1 month and 2 days. The friends and acquaintances of the family are ro- sectfrlly invited to attend the funeral, unis (Friday) aterncon, at three o'clock, from her late residence, in Frankhn avenue, near DeKalb avenue. Vanonwarer.—Killed, on Thuesday, May 24, near ex- ton Jinction, Va. Oorporal Jon J. F. Vaxnewarer, of this } June 15—Arrschr © W Pratt, Ken~ ‘The rteamship Eagte, Captain Lawrimeye, from Havana @ the I1'h inst. arrived at this pore early yesterday wening. We have received by ‘Wer our special des- gaiche: from our OWE correspon@emt at Vera Cruz, eon- Wiping « © ophic and interesting account of the reception ‘Bren to Maximilian at that pidco, city, of Company F, 170th New York Volunteers. Jane 14 P M—Arr brig Naney Ne See Specter Mareen gern’ ‘Whether this was with the design of saving expense or of | nessed among any crowd on any festive occasion before, ConnoLixy—Cormmax,—On Wednesday, June 15, at the | Winrmas—On Monday, June 6, as Mci’herson Hospital, aiedelione: Selhart figs Saitou war Wen te: ‘Vee. Cruz, May 31, 1804. slighting the imperial idea T have no means of judgin; 4 it Church of St. Francis Xavier, by the Rev. W. Moylan, S. | Vicksburg, Miss., of disease contracted while in the Winamore, Roston for Philadelpiia: Pref. At length thereat agewy-e! the people of this “berotc”” eG. | The Emperor appeared to observe this, and it may be | y Wycinycron A. CONNOLLY, of this city, toLorm® I, | army, Anmauam Winters, of Company D, 178th New on. do for do: JW Hatield (Br), Potter, shy ie over. The municipal iltuminations, if I except that of the palace | that this was a reason why he looked so grave and pon- York Volnateers, 87 years of ago, Winsor, 88. for York. The Arthduke Maximilian, Emperor of Mextoo, hus arrived, and grand celebrations in his hover fave taken piace. At tenet it was intended that the dis- Way on the occasion should have been worthy of the Priece and the extraordinary circumstances that have rough! him to these shores; butlam sorry tesay that ‘whes (he programnes came to be put imto executien it turned out to be a iamentable failure, at least so far as Whe fret day’s end night’s proceedings were oon- eorned A‘ler nerriy two months of preparation tor « grand civic end military festival and a drilliant tilu- ‘mipation of the city, tbe arrival of the Emperor oxme ‘epon the authortties like a shock; for notting ‘that was Reeded was anywhere ready. The Freach steam frigate Themis, which came {oto port several hours ‘before the arrvval of the imperial fleet, brought the Intelligence ‘art the Fmperor would arrive ia the course of the day, as he was tben but fifteen or twenty miles out at sea. daughter of Dr. Thos, & H. Cottman, of New Orleans, La, ‘GHERRY—ANDERSON.—At the residence of the bride’s aunt, Mrs. M. A. Fergusen, Ronkonkoma lake, N. Y., om Wedoesday evening, June 15, by the Rev. S. H. Thomp- son, Mr, A. B. Casey, of thie city, to Miss Sanaa M. AN. DERION, daughter of James Anderson, Eaq., of Nebraska Territory. Gratax—Kmur.—On Toursday, June 16, at the Twenty- ninth street Dutch Reformed church, by. the Rev. Joseph Daryea, Dr. L. Guay, of St, Albans, Vt., to Cunisrina Q. Kump, daughter of tid late John Kemp, of Boston. Boston papers please oo} Horms--Hosrox—in, Moshing, T, L, on Thursday morning, June 16, by the Rev. J. Carpeoter Smith, Hon. Hiram Hoxroy, of Malone, N. ¥., to Mrs. Jannarr’ Prox Horrox, of the former place. Horr—Draxe.—On Wednesday, June 15, by the Rev. Dr Morgan, M. Hoyt, Faq.. to Miss Frances H. Drake, all of Now Rochelle, ‘No cara Marnews—PoRpy.—On Wednesday, Jum residence of the ie father, in Pleasantvill chester county, N.¥., by the Rev. Mr. Vermilye, Mr. Rewer 0. MaTHEws, of ine York city, to Miss Lizzm L. June M-—Arr schra Garthagena, Kelley, Philadethia, h—Arr ship Rio’ Grence (Braz. late the Pvramid, ox Thomaston, contented), Merry harines, wit! 1371 ape fet. Sl ache Welen, Parry, NYork, RYPORT, June Arr bile Vincennes, Heda. Ipbiaz shire TT Jones, Stewart, do; W lint or itiver: Nicola, Chisham, Bitzabelh port. REWPORT. June 1t—Avr sore Wun B Daring, taster Gardiue rt for Washinton; (Tnion, Lost. Boston for N York. Vth. AM—Are Br brig Simcoe, "Hemmond. Corienas vim. WYork for Warren, KI. Bid schrs L Gup ill, 28 Barnen, Ht HAVEN, June 15—Arr sche Lewis Cans Scofield; § Burton.’ Springsteen: Commerce, and Wasp. Ck? Tah. brig Nevvlia Wrisht, Windies PHILADELPHIA, dune 14—Arr ships Coburg (Br), Gib- Catharine (Br), NYork, bark Aurelia, . Reatie ‘Tirke briga Marie Lon him WH Tere, rev Ketson Hosians “aithea. Godfrey, 10 on, Sinith, Gloucester; J MF 8 MShatdick, Arnold, big and square, were just as great a fizzie as ever was got up. ‘The outer front Of the city gates was sparsely lighted bya dozen or twovef ancient lamps, probably cousins-germain to'the celebrated lamp of Alad@in, The inside of the large Cuntome square was only honored with mine lamps, exch one of a different structcre and ot the most uncouth shape Possibie, The frewerks do not deserve the name A few Bengal lights fired on the pier, with a dozen or two of skyrockets, and an endless quantity of torpedoes and firecrackers, formed the whole stock in trade, The bas- tion of Santiago, facing the sea, was, however, brilliant with lichts of various colors, and from time to time rock- ets and blue fights were sent up from the towers. The Novara was most magnificently illaminated, as were the British and ‘French squadrons at Sacrifcios. The sky was Keptiin a continual blaze by the showers of rock - ets fired from those ships, contrasting strangely with the beggarly demoustratton on shore. sive. If it be true that silence gives consent, then has his empire the full consent of this city at least. On reaching a dlock of fine buildings near to the plaza few handsfal of rose leaves were showered down from the balconies upon the ccupants of the imperial carriage. Then from the housetops came pourisg down immense quantities of mottoes, rhymes and decimos, printed on colored paper, and expressive of welcome to the Emperor and Empress, This was about the sum total of public manifestation up to the time that the procession reached the palace, where extensive preparations had been com. Pleted to receive the party. The whole left wing of the Duilding was fittea up with style and elegance. The floor was richly carpoted, and the lofty walls hung with paint- ings and engravings of the choicest kind, expressly im- ported from Europe. A sweet toned rosewood piano, or- Bamented witm the Mexican eagle, stood in the main hall, awaiting the light touch of her Majesty’s fingers. Bat, SHIPPING NE ws. cL Ship Hermine (Brem), Wilms, Otaco, NZ—R W Cameron, eee Exoelsior, Pendieton, Liverpool—Sam! Thompson's re) Thip Neptune, Peabody. Liverpool H Marshall & C9. Bhi Sea Chiet (Bo), Jones, Liverpool —H J & C A Dewolf. Bhip Livia Moses. Delano, St.John, NB—Newmith & S Bark Sherwo d (Br Bark Immaculate Bark Contnop tite (Br). Lagnttoon Bark Hero (Br), Perr, Amtwerp~Edrntston Bi Bark Auna Delias (rem). Haitendor, Bremen—Kre- therg * Co, Bare Houston, $i Roral—E D Hurlbut & Co, By * precorcerted signal, the appearamee 0” the ‘vos- pels that formed the royal escort was announced te tne pablic at ten o'clock on Saturday morning, May 28. Six strokes 0° (he costoms bells soon spread the news abroad, ‘and immediately crowds of people from all parte of the city Began to flock towards the Moletta or public pier, and to the square enclosed by the customs beti@ings. bout an 2our afterwards the dim outlines of the Austrien steam frigate Novara could be seen in the distance, and to the ‘Pigbt and left the other vessels of the imperial squadron. At baif past elevea o'clock the Novara fired a salute, which was distinctly heard in the city. The French and Eaclish ships-of-war at anchor at Sacrificios instantly responded, and for balf an hour or so there was no limit te the barmiess burning of “villanous saltpetre,”” Con- Wary to my expectations, I found ‘that there was no-ex: eitement whatever among the people, The crowds that ‘srilected about the stone pier walked stoically about, gered ind levtly at the curiing smoke from the cannoas, pated their segars at went about their business. The only noise and excitement that J observed were among the workmen employed on the decora- tous of the city. At the last moment, when the shipe-of-war were thundering-out weiceme to the Emperor and the Empress, these valuabie artists found that all their work bad to be sWered or done over again. Then lavorere were to be seen vigorously digging holes [or posts that sbould have been planted weeks ago, artisans began to measure out the direction and extent of the avenue through which the imperial cortege was to pass. the great arch of triumph, raised at some expense, at the gate of the city, facing the quay, was now found te be Incking ip solidity, and required propping and fas'ouing, there were not lamps enough for the public ‘Dutidings, 80 that only the gateway and twe sides of the Bquxre could be accommodated with these variegated iliu ‘minators, and so on to the end of the chapter. The only srticle in the way of decoration—of which there was a ge erabundant supply—was flags—Mexican flags, with We national eagie “scratched out,” perhaps with the idea that it may as nearly as possible resemble the French tricoior, which is red, whiteand blue, while the Mexican is almost precisely the same, with the sole sub. tution of green for blue, There was such a large sup- Piy of these flags that they were freely donated to beat. men und everybody else who chose to have them. The display of so many new flags was really beaatiful. There was ecarcely boat in the harbor Yhat did not fly two at seasi—one at tbe bow and the other at the stern. The bay ‘War in (act, covered with craft of every size and shape, which. at a short distance from the shore, from the areat similarity of the flags, looked like a fleet of French ftxhing Doats. The ships im port, which have to anchor at a considerable distance from the pier, in consoauence 1 the great danger of northers, were for the most part seyly decked out in all the glory éf their varicolored bunting. The British and Freach war vessels wore also sxquisitely Gecorated, and the sight from the shore was pleasing in every way. Atal half-past twelve o’elock the Novara came into port and dropped anchor at some distance to the west of the castle of St. Juan de Ulioa, whose ramparts and towers were covered with flags frigate: ber lines are correct and symmetrical, and it is @> wonder that she was generally admired. She carried the Austrian flyg at the peak and the Mexican at the maiv, Assoon as she bad fairly anchored the bastion of Santiago “pened with a salute of one bundred and one g8s, which shook the ground in the immediate neigh. borho d of ihe fort, After this there was a pause in the public demonstrations. [¢ was now neatly four o'clock @ the a’ternoon, anggthe natural query was, what next? Everyb.dy wate’ o know (what nobody could tell) when tbe importa! party would oome on shore. Ie the mean din. the oArpentors and others were as busy as bees tryiog W complete the triumphal arch a& the great gate of the city. They succeeded so-wel in this dows they ba ely been at work half an hour when ‘the whole siructure gave way and came dowa with « te rifle crash, like the sound ef artiery. Confusion now Decame worse covfounded, and after the lose of much fume and labor it wae found tmpossibie to reconstruct he arch, There was, therefore, nothing left but to clear aw y (he debris apd oontrive some simpler decorations, Forwunately for theee bungting artisans, the Emperor se: t word to the authorities that be did mot imtend to land ‘eat evening, but would remada on board bis flagship next morning. The announcement considerably pointed tbe people, who were aoxioushy expecting The Novara mw a fine During the festivities several paper balloons were in- fated and sont up with suecess, to the great delight of the crowd, and more especially of the small boys, who bere, as well as in larger cities, hang upon the skirts of public rejoictogs, The city fathers very generously pro- ‘vided hese young urchins with an abundant supply of Chinese crackers and small ftreworks, with which they kept up's tremendousclatter until ten o’clock P. M., when, as is the custom in Vera Cruz, ali kinds of businces and vamusements ceased, and the unwearied sereno or night watchman went upon his ‘lonely round.” Thus the rejoteings of the @rst day of the Emperor's arrival begar and ended without excitement ef any kind or apy demonstration worthy of mention on the part of the people. On any Ordinary feast day in New York there is generally an interesting chapter of aeci- dente'with which the reader mey regale himself. But here even this cheap commodity is refused to the people; and I astonished to say that, notwithstanding the burning of #0 much gunpowder and the magical trans- formation of the repuplic into an empire, only one man had a thumb biown off, and another a pair of arms, while ‘firmg-salates in bonor of the day. Why, de up things “muob better at Jones’ Wood. LANDING OF THE EMPEROR, On Bunday morning, at four o'clock, the whole city ‘was aroused from pleasant slumbers by the drum’s dis- cordant pound, ‘‘parading round and round and round.” The fearful din ef the charch bells also soon beyan—for you must know that lusty fellows are kept constantly em- ployed to begin a deafening ding-dong on the slightest Provocation. This was enough to awaken @ city five times as large as Vera Cruz; o that by five o'clock the main strests were all crowded, and the windows and balconies im the neighborhood of the palace were tbronged with beautiful and elegantly v@ressed ladies. The carpenters and artificers, who had ‘Deen at work all Saturday night, had at length suc- ceeded in getting things into tolerable order, and the pablie equares.began to assume something like a festive appearance. Some French hotel keepers in the immedi- ate vicinity bad also during the night expended consid- erable pains im adorning their establishments ; so that the Sun arose on more beauty and elegance than he saw when ne went to bed on the previous evening. A little after five o'clock the imperial carriage came along, and excited much attention and remark. It iss plain open vehicle, of the old English pattern, with seats for four persons, besides two on the dickey. It is constructed of strong terials, and evidently with a view to the rough travelling in the interior of Mexico. The Empe ror’s arms are painted on the panels, and altogether it is acompact and useful conveyance, though thousand superior ones may be seen in New York on any day. That it attracted so much attention im Vera Cruz, however, need not be wondered at, as there is not a sivgle carriage in the whole place, and rich an@ poor have to use their Jegs wherever they wish to go, or else take advantage of the new city ratiroad cars which some enterprising Yankee has succeeded im introducing here, The military, consisting of some fifty or sixty militia, ar- Tived im half ap bour afterwards, and was formed into line from the pier to the main atreot leading to the palace. A procession of citizens, as on the previous evening, again aseembled in the piaza and marched to the place of disembarkation. The scene was growing epirited and n- teresting, and continued increasing every moment; yet there were no signs of enthusiasm or popular warmtn. All the proceedings were dull, formal, cold and insipid. At six o’clock the booming of cannon from the No. vara announced that the Emperor and Empress were Jeaving the frigate, and a rash was at once made for prominent places, where a good view could be had of the sovereign and bis consort. The castie of San Juan de Ulioa, the redoubt Santiago and the other bat- teries along the shore soon joined in the chorus of artillery. Nor were the ships-of-war at Sacrificion Jong in coming to with their share of gunpowder; so that there was warlike music enough to greet the Hmperor on hie first treading the soll of Mexion. The imperial launch wes tagged inte the muer harbor by a small «teambomt, sueb as ran om the North and East rivers, while a number of rowboats, full of saiiors and marines, formed the van and rear guard. AM the boats were decked out with beantirul dage.and as they approached the pier a band there stationed strack op some popular airs, The pior tteelf was densely crowded, eo that the mil. tary bad to clears way for the passage ef the imperial party, And here the eternal bungling of Mexioan officials to the herror and surprise of the people and the utter be- wilderment of the committee of arrangements, the im- perial carriage did not even halt at the palace gates. The triamphal arch in front of the edifice, cov- ered with emblems and patriotic inseriptions and crowned with flowers, only attracted a glance from their Majesties, and the procession moved on without deviation to the outer gntes leading to the railway station. Their Majesties did not remain in the city more than twenty minutes from the moment of their disembarkation to the our that they entered the railway carriage provided for their conveyance to the capital. The cltizons of Vera Cruz were by no means altogether satisfied with the hasty movements of the now sove- reign. They fondly imagined that ho would have stayed a @ay amovg them, and the priests concluded that he ‘would at least come to mass and ‘be bored with # sermon. Ample arrangements had been made for their Majestics’ eonvenience in the church of San Domingo—the only one which is at present in good working order, though there ‘are a dozen others tumbling to ruins in various parts of the eity—and an elaborate dais, covered with red velvet, e occasion. But, as the poet says— was prepared for ‘The best laid plans of mice and mea Aft gang aglee, And eo it was on this day; for neither priest rior bishop, alderman nof civilian, could detain these royal person- ages m Vera Cruz—the terrible shadows of Yellow Jack and the Diack vomit haunting them until they reached Ta Soledad and got rid of the terras calientes, and not until then did thotr Majesties taste a mouthful of break- fast. Io the meantime there are hundreds of unacclima- tised foreigners of both sexes and of every station of life Fesiding in this pestiferous city; but up to this moment Iam bappy to say that the great reaper bas been up- commonly merciful to them,as there are comparatively very few cases of death by the vomito to report, though the weather is as bot as it could possibly be on the sands of Egypt. Of course I cannot at present give you any information of the further progress of the Emperor to the seat of em pire tn the city of Mexico, His pablie coronation, it ts said, will take place in the ancient cathedral there within afew days of his arrival. By the time that that great event comes off I will be there to see, so that you may have the particulars without the least delay. The new order of things now being established tm this country is replete with interest to the world, and to none mere than It behooves us, therefore, to watch its developments closely and carefully, so that the grand chapter which it {s to occupy im the history of the fatare may want nove of the links of the great chain the American people. which is to render it perfect and complete. With the departure of the Emperor for the interior you Toust not suppose that the public feasts have concluded. On the contrary, they are being celebrated with much greater forvor than that with which they were begun. The filuminations of Sunday and Monday nights were ex. collent. Nearly all the private residences were brilliant with variegated Iamps,and a number of balloons were sent up. The festivities will be brought toa close this evening in Vera Cruz; but they will continue for another Then when the lights are ali extinguished, the cannone hushed and the smoke aad dust cleared away, the heavy responsibility of the imperial reign will commence. Then will the world beable to jodge of the Emperor Max!miiian by his deeds and not by his words. Then, in short, the great Napoleonie experi- ment of supplanting a republic by an empire will begin to develop its fruits, for good or for evil, to a rich and popnious land, Bat aa I have to deat with the present, week in the interior cities. and not the future, I gladly lay down my pen. Newspaper Accounts, [From the Havana de la Marina, June 7.) Tt te said (hat the Emperor and Empress ‘woul remain @ few days at Oriana, for the purpore of byw transacting some Dusiness, and that on the 10th instant. the anni of the entrance of the French troops into the city of Mexico, they would mate their ‘solemn entrance into the capital. Price Fight Near St. Louts. TOM. DONNELLY, OF KEW YORK, AND TIM. MONA- HAN, OF @T. LOUIS—MONAHAN THR WINKER. Move the eit aterday vant mM A prize came y morning near Seven Mite Honse between Tim Monah: ee Donnelly, ef New York. ae. hele ay od Carroil and a friend; Donn teeny bey en man Thuraton, and we will pay Btate that ‘ey ak did their work more ore oreditably than seconds fee wy prige figbts. Frank Gasley was chosen referee George Looney umpire. ington square, on Tuesday evening, vune 7, by tl MS, Hutton,’ Mio Siem, of Fishkill, on tbe Hudsoa, to Sorma H. Jomnson, of this city. homeward trom Archer & ©o., of Hong Kong, ia the 29th ‘year of his age. Bri action at voal Harbor on the Han Beige The pede and friends of the taraily ‘and all officers Bow in the city are invited to atteud late residence, No. 399 Grove street, y City, on sun- day afternoon, terred in Calvary Cemetery. oa York State Militia ‘will perform escort duty on the while galiant! May 5, Daviv boi gon of Jobo and Hearietta Chicester, aged 21 half-past one o'clock, from the 90 Fourth avenue. i. Hast, obild of Hagh and Mary’ Hart, ‘3 dapa. hy 5 Mie iat father, by the Rev. 8. ¥. Farmer, Josmru A. MacponaLD to Martua Mauon, both of this city. ‘San Francisco papers Reis—Heravan.. 1easq copy. fanscbtays Juve 15, at the resi- dence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. Jno. King, J. Rags, Jr., to Miss Jeannerre F. Hersury. RanpotPa—McCivre.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 15, by the Rev, J. L. Cuylor, Taos. F, Ranpourn to Awna, daughter of J, S. MoCiure. ¥ack—Jounsox.—At the Reformed Dutob chure! —_ v Sunra—Vatentins.—On Wednesday, Jane 8, by the Rev. Wiiliam H. Simonson, assisted by the Rev. Henry J Fox, ‘A. M., Rev, Witt E, 8urrg, of the New York East Con: ference, to Anxus TrRxse, daughter of the late yohn Vaten- cn es a Sosy Lana Hoven ‘on Wednesday, June 15, Saunt W. Suxviey, of Philadeipbia, to Marr ‘Hiyspat, daughter of ramuel Large, all of this ait; of the former city, Died. Beaceaaxx.—On Wednesday, June 15, Exa Banca. jod 40 years. Manx, ‘The friends and. relatives of the family are Lowa § Invited to attend the on ‘this (Friday) alterayon, at —o e’clook, tivo of Matanzea, Island of Cuba, aged 27 years. .—On Thursday, June 16, Mannix Evearrr, baste a Bayer, aged 8 months The relatives and friends of femfly are respectfully invited to attead the funeral, thie (Friday) afternoon, at two o’clock, [rom tbe residence of his parents, No. 113 His remains will be taken to Ww. — OD haboignoee AR pono 16, Joux H. Baows, a mative of England, aged 42 rom her late resideuce, Salensfie:d, L. 1. LOMEW.—EDWARD Sawomss’ BaRTHOWMEW, & DB- son of Martin and Sarah E. end 20 days. Cypress Hill Cemetery. The funeral will take place rom No. 633 Hudeon street, this day (Friday), at twelve o'clook. The friends of de- coased ‘are respectfully invited to attend, -At Sue: pt, om Sunday, May 22, en route va vi H. Boray, late of Smith, The remains wiil be brought home for interment, and due notice given of funeral service, Menday, June 18, of wounds received in a the 34, Colonel Kicuamp Brass, eighth Maseachusette ae Vounews, ‘commanding , First division, Second corps. faneral, from = The reeaica wiltbee: at one o'clock, ‘The Sixty-ninth regiment asion. ConmLLas. —On Thursday morSing, June 16, James Co. mits, aged 64 y: ‘The friends of ne pfacatly are respectfully invited to at- tend the funoral, this (Friday) afternoon, at our o' hae from the residence of his ron, at the City Line Hotel, postte the Cone} Island Railroad depot. lied, in the battle of the Wilderness, eherging upou the euemy, on Thursday, (Cmiczstee, of the second | Kew Jersey Vol- Cuicester,—| onrtie sleeps where the cnflict raged the flercest. Comms won Touraday, June 16, at his résidence, 120th stroet, Harlem, Knwoxp G., son of the late Joseph Coles, Notice in to-morrow’s payer of the funeral, Dpccax.—On Wednesday, June 15, Auce Doacam, in the’ 28th yesr of her are. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfuily invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 106 Lau Tens street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’elock, Freaniak—On ‘Toursday morning, at four o’clock, June 16, Rosrm: Canorine, daughter of Hugh and Rose Ferrigan, 1 year, 2 months and 28 days ‘The fanernl will take place, this (Friday) afternoon, at residence of her parents, Hou.—On Thorsday, June 16, Many E., wife of George bafta ss oo gt ears, Her relatives rt friends are respectfully inyited to ‘attend tbe funeral, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from 631 Secona avenue, without farther notice. Intur- ment will be made in the family vault in Marble Ceme — street. jeatoa, Mobile and New Rycpt coed Please copy. Hasxart.—On Baturday, June 11, consumption, cn board the steamer St. Patrick, at Louisville, Ky., oa bie way home from the front, WiunuiaM Jat itaeer. ar. ea 18 and 6 months, y i be buried from his father’s residence, 228 West swonty-res street, this (Friday) afternoon, at twe ba Jersey OY eee, reins June 16, Nawsex Wereat Hort, in the 64th year of hi The friends of comune reaectaly Thvited to at funeral, on Son , @olock, from ope mee) residence, 217 Wayne nirees, Jersey City. “comen ace.) J.) papers please Thorscay, Jone 30,” Carman ingest Mary aged 1 year; 8 months and | of ee eens mare va oe bay Goa ze sorrows heal. ‘yaee, treet from the residence of her entisth sires. this ie ray a dock. ine and passengers to Bpoffor Steamstip Mooalisht (U'S transport), was ured 7 Amt Fath Es oda that the rabr, wat Scare ontved no BoabI to. say where ot = s goued oe patch vowed was, pates. Port Briz Peerless (Br), Perry, Cayenne—Brett, Son & Ci Bria W Schernikag (Dan), Krosn, Para—o utman & Brg Renry (Br). Perfor: Matanzas Tru jilio & Vining Rrig Oypras (Br), MeCuilough, Cienfuegos—J F Whitney pechrptary & Soman (Br), Albury, Plymouth, WI—James Scnr Eilon cary Jenne. Rock Sound. Wie Wi-_iae Dourias, chy Ventrosa te, Re nga. Rene Welcome Home (Br), Merriam, ry Jona, NB—P I Nevius & Son. Schr IW Dav, Chase, Washington—L Kenby. Sehr Splendid. Barber. Dighton Schr J Lawrence, Huff. Bridgeport. Sloop Clio, —, Taunton. ARRIVED. = s Sues. eine Sueee Acting Vol Lieut R Tarr, Charleston U8 pa seamer, Admatral, Com W BEston, from the Western Blockading Rqnadron. Steaman'p Eagle. Lawrence Haranes Jnne 11, with mdse Tilenti Doyle, Newbern, aariermaster. iverpvol, 40 days, with Ship Jokn Bunyan (of Bravest Carver, Matanzag, 8 Gags, with ousat, to Walah & Carvel Constitution, Robinson, Nantucket, 3 days, in bal- Tact, to master, Hark Gunbetlead (Br), Dixon, Gissgow, 51 daye, with fron. to Jas Hunter & Bark Stella (Br), Trefry, Amtwerp, 40 days, with mdse and 190 sip Tereon Hl to Daal sure Te inst, ey 44, lon 57 20, spoke ahi Jenny. from Lt for New York. Rark abet Terme Tatterson, Buenos Ayres, May 3, with Mihnve Cateh Ng (Sew), He Harrell, Santon, 64 dare with oof (Bree), Harare Lg Meineke & Wendt. Ber Btetles ten 58, Showing Noe 840734 4 pat N Ragues 1S deyer with su via Hampton Roads, 84 hours, to U 8. Ship Hooely \ef Baton), Jenkine, salt toDGa Sone rane Wieveen, Cadia, 60 days, with mdse, work rig Eastern Star (of New Haven). Ward, Barbados, 11 a with er, forge tore sne? Bros, Sidinco with bark b Bind with an. andT iy oy se ate rity tot Boston), Donovan, Glace Bay, CB, 19 a ith ‘ee ‘ivonds Tr) Din, Bt Soha, NB, 9 res with tim. “ites Leighton. Leighton. Bltzabeth: Sehr Tylia (Dan), Tahar, Rie Janeiro, fe Funeb, nee & Wend. Sid ine an wi gist (of Gloucester), Deasy, Ruatan, pron & Hunter, 13th ‘inst. ats ton 75, nore ark Champion from Glace Bay, CB, Alex. aneet "ecbr | Rossway (Br), McKay, Bedeque, PBI, 14 days, with ofachr Ai ction (Bi Me ay me Prederickton, WB, 13 days, with Am D jab. n, WB, wi Bore A Smithers Wileon ‘ome Baltimore. 7 dave. Behr amazon zabethport for Beston. Sehr Ligure, ipovbing. Ellzabetnport for Boston Behr Ulearn, Weel shethport for Providence. WSC "Eiiaabethport for Derby. va, ae wit Bebr WO Hall aly Rock'and. Sehr Susan & Mary, Ball, Rockiand. a Seraph R der, Gioucemer. Sehr 1 P Coshing, Briggs, Boston. Sohr Pennsylvania, Warn joston. Gene & 5 Dippin: Hodens, Bonton for Alban: Bent sa N Blesiman Wi ‘Nickerson, New Bohr Hunter, Endicott, Dighton, Behr C Cooper. Snow, Providence, Bohr Charter Onk Btndley. Providence, Schr gE Revner, Hayper. Row Haven. eardinan. Rillerd, Hartrord, Pa Tae Lampert, ford, Seare, Norwich fe dja yt 3c erie might ¥ ye or C1 Tey eo wae il 8s “tranepord. Bi Hopkins, White a, ance, Baltimore. Phitadsiphis, hiladesphia er Jones. Fuliodelsnia. Steamer Trenton, La Treatom. Bvawer Ki BELOW. ‘Two brigs, names unknown. ‘Wind at sunset NW, light, sore vuym gush jon ARI Teer Forse, Scwe Bataz Pours mates is ge dedi Hhe cree ope x ii ‘Julia Newell, Ci GL Bayles, Vroman, do; Lila, Mare am, Carrell, Hartford D,_June lw Arr shi T T Kate, t. Parks. Phil Traub, Troe, Matanz June 18—Arr schre M Hall, Mall, Bitz ‘ntow Pendletou. NYork. Pilla Priindetnnta: Mark: jex; Anna Shepard. 7 Kate McLean. Hallock’: Young America. ; Perry, and Harriet P Ely. Stokes NYork. £T. June 15—Arr sehr C W Holmes Cranmer; ea, Jone W—Are achra DS Ives, Cobb, NYork; Bia Lith, gcor M Perrta, Baltimore. . Sid achrajohn Crockford, Jour atta Hand. Brook:, L hana GOVERNMENT LOAN Thie loan te authorized by act of Congress of Maret & . 1804, which provides fer its REDEMPTION 1N COIN, a& any period not less than ten or more than forty years from: ts date, at the pleasure of ihe covernment Until ta redemption five per cent interest is vo be pai semi-annually IN COIN. Subseriptions te the loaa are received by the Nations’ Banks in United States notes of im such eurrency or ether fande as are taken by them on deposit at par. Ttsexemption from State or loca! taxation adds from ome. to three rer cent per [| | pum to tte valine, The rate of Interest on this loam, althongh but five per cent in cola, {6 as mush creater,in currency as thedifferenee between the market value of curreney and golds Ana rule the five per cent apecie securities of all nolvent governments are always par or above, and currency new funded in tbe national loan will be worth ite face in gold, | ‘The authorized amount ot in this loan ia two hundred mi Hon dollars. ‘The amount of subscriptions reported to the ‘Treasury at Washington hus bee: Subscriptions will be receiv United States at Wa: at New York, Bostor by the Treasurer of the the Assistant Treasurere ty Phfiadetpnia, and by the Firat National Bank of New ¥« ork, No, 4 Wall street. Second National Bank of New York, Twenty-third street and> Third National Bank of New Yor, No. 5 Nastan ctreet. Fourth National Bank of New York, 27 and 29 Pine street Fifth National Bank of New York, 98 Third avenne. Sixth National Bank of New York, Sixth ay. and Broadway: Finth National Bank of New York, 93 Broadway. ‘Tenth National Bank of New York, 240 Broad way. Central National Banx of New York, Tl Duane street National Exchange Bank of New York, 184 Greenwich ot, AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS which are depositaries of public mon RESPECTABLE BANKS AND ‘PANKERS throughout the countey (aclin Deposttary Banks), will furnish fnrther information on ap.- as agents of the Nationa’: __ AFFORD _BYERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. UNIONS, BaD NAL Di ee yu tented rs for the ore eurtace oe free from thove puckers wrajch imal aber tare deve Sonn Unron. of Baltimore, went ashore on Hedi of bis Maj iy; bot 10 he authorities it war | wae again manifested, Great paine had been taken t© | Rocyn 1. The oe Fed tobe abot om neaday, June 16, at bis residence, | night of ith fom sud remalued until evening of eae © and A coisend, us it pave them a little mere time to conciude | erect a glided stalrcase ou the left side of the plot, at the | and welght and were in pret “onan + Guonce Ham.x, in the 44th year of | abe was got off without gon a nae hing oe he Sheir preparations landing place where the Emperor and his lady should | @perring took place. At latives of the family are respectfully goog tomy i tay wentiowfare that, on her way to Vera Craz,the | land, and thence along the whole walk to | Sat,ip."t; , Monahan returned on , without further notice, om | tatterice sens | AtY® yen for Havana, no dat, onaere wh Sovers \ouvbed ot (be French tsland of Martinique, where | the reat gate where the carriage awaited their | 2 Tim dashed fe bie left on the mouth, drawing the ihe Metnaaiie Rpsatepal chiral, Went: pecadagtar ted Baltimore, was seen May 18, inh 00, Dp Splen'id neveltion in on, wate ft f covsiderabie cumber of Moxioan prisoners, captured at | Majeation quantity of greea balse had een | Fuby. Firat, blood for M rey oung Republie, frem Portland for Cardense, June | leant and ‘calrn, woantiul View tu Ruchan tevin Gr. Posiia and other places, are at present confined. The | spread to make the short journey aa easy an possible. | ""S*ipnr nary te the ernie. ‘They countered each ee son neaull Bream Features, New M usle and supplementary sheet of Pash oun Rmperor expressed great interest for the condition of these exiiod patriots, and on arriving at Fort de France he caused al) the prisoners to be assembled, and, select. mx (oor WhO Lad given in their adhesion to the empire— Guards were stationed bere, dage fluttered, and every- thing was comme t/ faut, But as seon as the boats rewched the pier, and the imperia: launch was cast loose from the steaming, the officers steered her right to the jonaban was knocked down, 4. Donosliy slow to time. He had @ mouse under the = Slacedie a we ta wee copiously frome cut over ys wore exebanged, Deaneliy was thrown. aia OZRN AMERICAN STE PT ow white,” and linen finish for sale by JEANERET, for Patentecs, Bampisi lohneon, 18 fs nepge for Aux Cavs, Sune 7, as ee ‘was oven Jane 10, at 88, Feros cae ae x. peop | abd {bounty Streets, this (Friday) aftern20n, itt ‘on receipt of 8! I ‘i ' jonahan led at twe oF ) a Kia semely, Don Manvel Ron, Don Marcos Velaro», Non | side of the pier where no preparations whatever had | 5. | parring. Mi of with the Tan Trelend) kee, 1m, for NYork Re stoning Depwatiy-on the mon ty Londonderry Papers please co ! 1100 Ortega avd Don Vicente Vivanco—he censed thom | been male for landing, 80 that their Majesties had to | ney got to ee ropes both: a Todiar eeay ate oe er road cae “uve 16, alver ® Lingering Nise: Foamdhan, Yee larve is ye t be not on board the Crigate Themis, w be returned to Abeir homes and friends, There were eight other pris Donneliy was down. 6. Donnelly came, up looking rather scrainble up the rough stone steps as best they could. ag han darted at him with the when the Wee, Fag Moreaann, As soon a the Emperor landed, he took off his hat and The 3 frieads of the turnip ure reapecttuity ria to atte: farther not ‘4 when one y+ mera, tions Hort iufornt ‘the funeral, withont gin od ‘hen Doo Simeaeed BRCURSIONS. oeers who bad also sworn allegiance te the Empero: lace; her Mi 180 amilingt late residence, No. 163 West a7 third, rool 4 a sang ni me Di . 7. Rather slow exchan; when Don Tork, Tonia, Hevhingon 5 a Suowwie, ey ould not then Ve cen! home. | Hie Malesty, | up theve loud cheers for weir Imperial Majeation, WhO | followed and receives smebiee eter oo aes | Mn —Ab White Pine; 0c Saturday, June 11, Mow: “J ie aie Grove went Madera, Go, Bowerer caured thelr pacrage to be paid for the vext | weré at once taken in charge by the committee appointed | when he slivped and fell Pace MILLE, erundaon of the ate tng Sehielielin, Da Mew Fork; | Chrisophar iy a iad aot are or guild ie “ “ ye for " toheste LJ Vu Is ook Mewmer from Martinique for Ve : for the purpore and escorted to thelr carriage, .A strong a rey: Shag) fda atte ™_ iz A oy) Motoue On Thoreday, June 10. o¢ ombcmpiion, “4 rtov, Lamhe. eda alia’ dash, Sane, Rew Ae 3s See ihe eo) oliowlag the date two Lbousand francs ehould be dis'ribated among eueh | guard of French Zovaves and sailors from Martinique Fis neck, Weteh Tim reveramir nee Dooeeity for. 00 | MoCour, aged 19 yenrs and 6 monte, Ado "BY ‘Chet Rete a Ye Reg gh tied tere Yor pale nt ihe follow! © the ober prvoners ae hed j : mmployment orresureee, | tn m farewell, promised that op arriving or Bevo (Br). and Bri k (Br), NYork; 6th, om Sunday aftermoon, at wo | J B Bil ott (Br), of his pureuta, No. 12 ialmon Gromactan, M ‘med a aquare aboat the vehicle, and the proces ston #lowiy moved along through the square. ‘Tho relatives *' d friends of the (amily are respectfuliy invited to attend the funt o’el ck. from the r¢ ‘Milam & Mary, and New York, Starace, ®. A few exchanges, then long sparring. A counter U Sixth avenue, 2 Se and at the ox. and, on bid and Monahan down. of Barrow and at thé a Moric» he would not forget their condition, 1 dhedrved ‘all te FNbeNh at Wie ameign Cal 10 and last, Monoban sent fo bis right on Donnelly's Vp hc panadeda nd Y trem bake hee Seat Brant’ bes f 4 ps 4 bi at and followed fe street, Brooklyn ne will be taken to Flatbush, we ~ a Th « Aithough (he Emveor did not come om shore, the fer | reaiiert in Vorn Cruz wore elegantly desorated with dage | Sinn’ past wed it with a fow o8 theproboscin, | WE): ou Tuureday moruiog, June 16, David tes poung. | Biver®. Ronere AX vi WAND REAERIIT, PAROE FOR pxcun when Donnelly fell from wenkuens and cried pecoavi. icin 4 Br, Phittps, VEST HOME and tho KITINE inet Sivities provided for the ocousion were duly carried out aged 2 years, & | NYork: Vr br ‘aliey Grove sod Mt. Ronan's Well end (heir respective national banners, with the aole The fight lasted twenty minutes. est son of lewis B. and Mary Vike roche rea: | ‘ - monthe and Grier, Howe do Tih Re bark Ave Jonna m i too a mae pide wheel Heaters. Baroness At munset 4 large deputation of citizens, civic and mil | @rcemton of the Consulate of the United Statee, where Lacnon or THe Hie Visiox.—The Lillypatan brig Vielon The roiotrwes = Jenda of tho family are rosnectfully iW leg ig te re | Weat atreet, coranr of Borrow HR "CROSSE RE U ed bi band puimie nbied in the | bo flow waa bolsted nop any Ul = a. : r td od to nd tl uneral, from th \ yt , soni se cilliseadieah 4 mec artoig He ‘Me hosted nov apy Wight euown daring tbe whole | Cyyzain John C. Dooovan, which ix to crone tho Atlantic, | Ih’guin Nor vk Feat avenue, ‘betwves tienyrukird wad Hee BH Jackson, Ve KESTACHANTS. Gants ee mins Wk ck Hs Oe EE onntinued. with @ crew consisting of an old pallor, a Rhode Iriander, | Fichty-fourth satreets, this’ (Friday) morning, at ten ten Cordorn, Billy, Providence; HOLES AND SoCo RAMON ron pik e © that wa formerly the residenon of @ hanweror rie now Boerne the mynowsTes | gud the dog Toby; will be launehed this afternoon, at tour | O'clock. ; ; ; ant Abby “Wanrga, Alten, | JANULIMIT HOLES AND 8 eros oe the Governors of the State, and whieh hiv been witnem | of & t » a pineses wate in grea - Ropwa at Port Choater, N. Y.,on Wedne rans, Davies, NYork; brig | 24 my f. snp ti onuers for ate, sos ‘ Gir m plnsses Ware In great } ore) eic, trom the font of Grand atreet, Kast river. No | gyn hopwan, som of the lave Wiliiutn ‘van, x tien tO | Sore aeen and me fir 9 w > ahi lm pti of : pacer dil weet soll di fen we sail bongs | ee ere willthe m iarce conéourse of avecthtors | Kedman nogt Boke Mthe Bh iateiphies th. B Jo Chr), Wiliams, | PICU AN DSON Halden tame, sore oye © camber of (he members of the Ayuute | tue binck eve te of Liaglown Indies gparih prescut t wits cas the ceremony . Lhv iriguds and relavses, and thoge o the amily, aso do! Urotus, ingraneta, Bristol, "i +1 Le MeOilvery, Baavin} Williara pen