The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1864, Page 5

THE PRESIDENCY. Fremont Meeting in Cheever’s Church. Strong Denunciation of Mr. Lincoln's Policy by Dr. Cheever. &e., A mootiog ip aupport of Jobn C Fremont for the next Presidency of the United States was held iast evening in De. Cheever's church. The meeting was by no moans & very large or cathusiastic one, ouly about half the seats ‘being occupied, and this principally by the fair ex. The pulpit was plentifully adorned with the national colors, while the whole inside of the church was thickly deco- Tated with mottoes. Shortly after eight o'clock the meeting was called to order by Mr. J..W. Alden, who nominated for Chairman Dr. H. A. Hart. ‘The choic then sung some sacred music SPERCH OF THE CHAIRMAN. Dr. Tarr aaid:-—Ladies and gentlemémy! am neither a Doctor of Laws, of Letters, of Divinity or of Medicine, My Dusineas, thorefore, ts not tbat of a teacher, and 1 do po egg why I should bave eon called upon gn this cc- it was to save the infiiotion of a speech from a the Case Wo have met to-night in the darkest and most oritical period that this republic has ever known: and I could not but think, when f was coming ‘bere this evening, what a commentary this pe- riod of «ime affords upon the wisdom and states- manship which deciared to this nation and to the world, in 1860, that the compromise measures ot that period was the final and permanent adjustment of the slavery question. Did it ever occur to you that only about four years after tnat final and permavent justmeat, the principle of non-intervention was expecied from these Very compromiso measures upoa which Mr. Dougluss aud Coogress at that time based the propositi n for the ro;eal of the Missouri compromise, which repeal Fonewed the agitation and has brought abouts Qhis inferoat rebellion. Such, ladies and gentle- men, is the ghorteighteduess of those who -desert the polar star of principle and suffer themselves to be guided by the false and Aickeriom Aighte of a ¥ plause.) es now wo com the porntia ‘e charge 1m Lincoln the baal yy moo nee inistration wun the very sbortsighted- (Applauge ) This is ‘‘tbe head and front of their offending. Do you remember that fn the inaugural ad- ‘dress of Mr. Lincoln he declared, bars ding in the Mets Presence of slavery, face to tace, that be bad no right to interfere with it and no inelinstion to do so? Well, then, fhe mexe“act in the sequel is that we find that the aa: ministration (through its organ, Mr. Seward), When the ea broke out stated to the world that it ‘wag only a family quarrel, which would be easily avd perfectly adjusted in throe mouths. And now the President has refused to sign the bill parsed ‘by a large vote iv Congress to give a republican form of government to the rebellious States. Ho has refused to* igo that on the ground that Congress bad no constitu- tfonal right to pass it. Now, ladies and gentlemen, the question «rises, Can an Test man conscientiously vote ‘to re-viect that administration? (“Yes,’ “Yes,” aud “*No,.**No."') I bear **Yes’’ trom one of our strongest enti-aiavery {riends, and am going to say to Bim that { do not understand him. I say, ladies and geotiemen, if we reelect Abrabam ‘Lincoln, rom ‘that moment our mouths are closed forever. Loud applause.) Now, ladies and gentiemen, since ‘we canuot gupport or vote for Abraham Liccoin, the ‘Question arises, “Whom shail we vote for!” (A voico— “-Fremovt.’') ‘the Clevelund Convention sald we shoud syote for Fremont, apd I, as yeu do. say Amen” (A orce—*llow about ‘Coctirane?’’) Fremost, 1 cannot eo- ree everything that is done by a convention, but I ¢ Kromont, 1 take him op account of what Dr, ywnsed Suid at the mecting the other evening, and [ eve every word of what be said about Fremont. Wow, gonciemon, | go for Fremont, because ft believe, “ae. ae. z fret 01 ali, he if @ man of gevius; because I believe Re 4 man of orignal thought; because [ eve be if @ man of integrity: because ieve he is thoroughly in favor of the pdolition very —(cheers)—because I believe he @ truly patriotic, and because { believe, with or without a ‘Platform with or without a democratic party—I believe 4a my veart «nd soul if we elevate bim to the office be will discharge his duty honestly and faithfully, end carry out Abe graai principle with which ho is identified, “(Ap- Piause.) You may say the times are dark and unprom- ising vow, but, gentlemen, there are bright times betore us yet. (Applause.) And these tdens are working among the American people; and we are right, and have truth gad justice and God on our side—which Abrabam Lincoin ever bai—(applause)—and, unless he repeuts, never will, (Applause.) After some Curtber rewarks the speaker concluded by Aatroduciug Dr. Cheever. SPEECH OF REY. Dk. CHERVER. Rev. Dre. Canever then addressed the meeting in sub- Stance va tuliows:—In the month of February, 1861, Str. ‘Z.toooln said *I¢1 adopt a wrong policy an opportunity for feorrection will ocqpr in four yexrs, Then I can be turned out and « better man put in my place.” To-night we tuke Mr. Lincoln at bjs word) He said in his joaugurai that ‘the people had wisely provided for the return of (power to themsolves at very short intervals. We do not mean that the mjury 0 the govern- yment shat be continued longer than four years. Jn cabvassing the national question we periorm a great freligious duty. The wrath of God rests hard upon us for Line ln. He said, +‘ Wrong as slavery is, we et it alone where it is, because this much is coastitution and country.” . This be said at an ly period of the rebellion. President Lincoln puts the W woo of (reedom into the old botties of slavery. He @eclared i9 bis inaugural speech that be bad po inctina- ion to iwtertore with slavery. Weil, be has gone on with Jhis policy—slaughtered thousavds and nearly baokrupted Bho netioo. He proclaimed slavery first Defdke he offered freedom to tho slaves, provided the slave owners would ome back into the Union, This was the emblazoument of our shame and disgrace. Not a bid did the great @uctionser get. What would have been the conse- quence if he bad. Slavery was then guaranteed, and swe never could have prociaimed agaiost it He set aside ‘the prociamations of Generals Fremont and Hunter. He ‘Bas asked suthority togmeod .be constitution to abolish ery liv bas protected slavery. We have his own ‘words that bo offered the rebe's the bribe of slavery, sand tuat as he received no bid ne called for an amend- ment of tho constitution. T) the slave States he returns ‘their (ugitive slaves; to slavetrading Spain be returns a e@lavetrader. We judge Mr {incdin justly, He has bad F al dithculties, but be has bad greater advant: very made ‘the rebellion weak ourselves gtroog He mace us wesk the rebellion rong =by protecting slavery. He had great Opportuoities to serve God and his country. He nas wot struck te blow which ull that twenty-live millions ‘of peup'e have latd at his fect enabled him to strike. He ed Kentucky andthe border States ber than Btrike siavery, Hence the wrath of God upon us. We wo tweety millions in the beginning; they only cight. W: bad grevter resources, and might have struck down thi Febellion at a blow; but we did not doit. Mr. Lincoln ind Mr Seward, by their policy, hoy Maced us. (Ap. Piauso.) They have tried the policy of injustice lon ‘enough. Are the peopie prepared to find a just man pow! ‘The rulers have deceived you. God gtves you the oppor. Sunity to choose your meu ayeiv. Will-vou do ity (We will!’ and applause ) Oflicebolders have nomivated Abe Linooin, aod it is great impudence of them to take the nomination out of the band: the poopie. Tats w: on] exercise of the despotism of oftice. if the poopie Tesume Lheir power iv the final war they are fone peat it. (applause) 1f this is the case any sani str: tion can plunge the country into war and ermal it to Pluoge the country into despotism. The President, €vrough tbe power of office and military, avd looking to a continuance, is like » cuncer,, destroying jife Through the country instead of giving it. He con- trois everything through political editors, shod. dv contractors, officeholders and military ' power. Lat voboay dare, the politicians teil you, to put any can- Aidate in the fleld but Abe Lincoln The people are tid ‘that they do not understand the matter; that they bad ‘Dotter leave the elections to the politicians. The l’resi- dent says, “You not ready to aid me; I had to edu- rte you wp to the point of crushing the robellion.’? ‘They tied against the nation when they sayd the people ‘were vot ready to strike «iavery. (Anplause.) tbe sasees were right, but tho President told to wait for Kentucky. And now she wirepulicrs offer you this man for reelection. Itisan insult. We tried to dix ghar a like a rusty gun, but he miased You every great measure to hin, Sot bo rejected your proposals for suppressing the rebei- Mion, He muat be controlled by events, He took counsel of Kentucky against you, the creat Northeast and North. wost. Did the peo} give up Mexico to a foreign mon. froh to please France? (Applanse and bisves, Feverend geatiemen went on to enumerate tho crimes and Shortcomings of the administration, and demanded it tt | If we change him be will uw for the jonr though ev us. He ie with moy. We must take him along ten miles of the journcy be ‘ashes out the ‘of ton thousand men, God is against us for our t, y fo the colore® race. Wo have disbonered Him -o far ag it wan in our power to do it, Ibe speaker, im up. mneasured torms, denounced the President for not signing “the act of Congrens guaranteeing 1 ‘to the robellious States. He characterized it ae a coup d'etat oqual to any that was ever struck in France it ateuck slavery with a desire to kil it. fave ol ‘Dandiod tt with a wish to preserve i. To ask jor an Amendinent to the constitution to enavie him to alvolieh ing to do <000 singio act to slavery in abstract iaeng of right and wrong! edged to maintain jeatroy it You, inated of mau sworn to to sewure all “anon cual rights—one who wae a leader before Ave tin cota was heard of. We oiler you the mim who struck (he Arst blow agniont slavery. You will bave (ror him po Light rope presidential dancer —uo Biondin who wil oiler amnonties to traitors. We you & MAD WHORE Watch word ig uation, Prostdont Livcoin tas been craeking ‘kes when be should have cracked the head of the rebel jon. (reat applause.) We omer you amen woe will mot be asking for authority to do justice, We over rou dobn ©, ¥remont that you may again be a nation of Heroes, and not a nation of snerks, daspisedyby ai! the na- Ziove of the world, (Eathusiastic applause ) As seou as ‘Jou oloc. the representative of protection dark clouds ‘will disappear and the bright sun of liberty wil) ofect Jotun ©, Fremont and theropublic isante (Apyiauce, The following resolutions were then ofered and enihy fiasticatly adopted:— ‘Tho slavevoldors’ rebeliion must be suppressed by Fomoving iia motive cause and its principal Huppert fy One who is piedged mavory. «+ 2. Abrolute equality of all mon beforo the law wend in the army and nayy, withow' distinction af rare or com: pioxion. bile governments | for all the toys, and adequate | to che Amoricn; but the latter was too float. for traitors. 4. Allegtance to the government the duty of tho people; NEW YORK ‘HERALD, TUESDAY,. JULY 12, 1864. Her tow was captured and burned, The crew of the vessel were the protection of ali toyal people the duty of the govera: | puton beard a vessel subsequently captured, bound for mont. 5. No amnesty to traitora short of absolute and uncon ditional subtaission; no restoration of civil privileges as An inducetwent to rebels to forswear themselves; Lo bribes to rebel slaveholders, ofering them the priviiege of onsiaving the people ‘as the Price of their rewura te loyale; % No substitution of ger(dom, or poonage, inthe place tel slavery. a recognition of such preteuded Siate rights as shall sanction State wrongs, or aufler a Stave governmont: to enslave the people, or any portion of them, 8. No such perversion of the consiitutscn as shall deny to Me government the right and duty to promote and secure the declared objects of that instrument. 9 No further experiments for maintaining free institu tions by the protection or tolerance of the most uvrniti gated despotism known among men. Wo turther deciare and maintain 10. That the rights of {ree speech, free press and tbo habeas corps be heid inviolate, save in districts where martia' law uas Deen prociaimed, 11. shat integrity and economy are demanded at ail times iio the administration of tb pment, and that ib time of war the want of them 16 crimiual 12, That the right of asytum , except for crime and sub Ject to law, ig @ recognized principle of American liberty; that apy Viviation of it cannot be ov: rivvked, und must mot go Wnvebuked. ‘That tho national Policy known as the Monroe rine Las become a.recoxnizd principle, and that the estabiishment of an anti republican goveromert on (his continent by any {reign Power cannut be tolerated. 14. That tho gratitude and support of the nation are due to the faithful soldiers and the earnest loaders of the Union army and navy for their heroio achievements and doatbloas valor in detence of our imperiled couvtry avd of civil liberty. 15, That the one term policy for tho Presidency, adopted by the people, is strengihened by the force of the existing crieis and should be maintained by constitutional amoudments, ® 16. That the constitution should bo so amondod that the President and Vice President shall bo elected by a direct vote of the people. 17. That she question of the reconstruction of the re- beilious states belongs to the people, through their rep- Tesentatives in Congress, anc uot to the Executive. Is. That the confiscation of the lands of the rebels, and ther distribution among the soldiers and actuai set- tlers, is a moasure of justice. ‘Epwakp Gitnert then addressod the meeting, charac- terizing Fremont a3 rotined brass and Lincoln as base pewter, and calling upon tho mveting to exert themavlvas in iavor of Fremont, Tho meeting then } adjouraed. POSTSCRIPT. sib zu JULY 12-5 THE "REBEL “INVASION. FIGHTING AT SILVER SPRING. PERRYVILLE, Ma., July 12-18 A.M. When Tleft Baltimore there was a fight going on six miles from Washington, between a cousiderable force of rebel cavalry and infantry anda force sent out from Washington. The fight was on the Sixth avenue road, near Mr. Blair’a residence. The result is not known. Fears wero entertained that the rebe! cavalry would telegraph to Baltimore and Washivgton. THE WASHINGTON TELEGRAMS. ‘ Wasnineron, July 11, 1864, No details of the engagement now in progross bave yet been received here. The scene of the fight is in the vicinity of Rabbitt’s Creek Post Office, below Toually: town and Rockville. 5 An officer who scouted the river some distance above Chain bridge last night, reports that ail was quiet along the line, no rebels being visible. Major General Alexander McCook has been assigned to the command of the northern defeoces of Washington. Brigedier Generals Harding, Haskin and Haller are to serve under him, General Pa; has Been assigned toa command in thi8 department. It ts reported that the rebels have been very busy the last two or three days in conveying across the Potomac horses, cattle, sheep, swine and other plunder stolen by them in Maryland. Major General J. J. Reyuolds has been placed in com- mand of the Ninetcenth army corpe. Yesterday a body of rebel cavairy mods a dash into Darnestown, Montgomery county, abd captured @ con- siderable quantity of stores. Last evening a force of from fifteen hundred totwo thousand rebels entered Rockville, dasbed through the place and halted a few miles this side of it, where they stayed a short time, when they retraced their steps to the village and bivouacked there for the night. This morning they engaged the cavalry force under the com- mand of Colonel Lowel!, which had been thrown out to aacertain their strength and character, Major General Augur bas returned from a tour through the defences of Washington on the uorth side of the Poto- mac, He found all the works and the troops defending them in admirable ceodition, and ready to give the rebels a fitting reception should they come within range. On Saturday morning a force ‘of rebel cavairy sald to number two thousand five hundred made their appear. ance in the neighborhood of Damascus, a post village of Montgomery county, afew miles south of Mount Airy, and of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, where they en- tered on a goneral stealing expedition, causing a stampede of the citizens, A number were captarod and paroled; but most of the citizens were apprised of the enemy’s ap proach, and made off with their horses and such property as they could move, The road to'Baltimore yesterday afternoon and last night was litterally crowded with them, making their way out of dang ‘Stragg!ing partics were seen in various parts of Mont- gomery county yesterday. In the afterno n two officers showed themselves ou tho rajiroad, a few miles from Bellsville. They appeared to be lost, and were inquiring the direction of the road. The last seen of them they ‘were going in an opposite direction. THE PERRYVILLE TELEGRAMS. Pararvitie, July 11—P, M. Volunteer companies from Penpeytvania and Delaware bave arrived and been forwarded to threatened points. No serions damage can now be i flicted on the Pbila- dejphia and Baltimore road. It seems that the raiders in this vicinity do no: nember over four hundred men. They are mostly cavelry. They ars reported to be com- manded by a man vamed Trimbie, a son of a secession resident of Wilmington, Delaware. ‘oey are on foot as an independent guerilla pnrty, orzanized fer the purpose of marauding and to serve scouts for the main inva ding forces with which they will cooperate. No boats are run except to transport troops, which are rapidly mustering. The boat plying between Havre do Grace cod Perryville is well guarde?, and can at any moment be run out into the ipid stream As soon as agufiicient number of men bave veen armed avd equipped and sent forward to secure the safety of working parties repairs upon the railroad will commence and travel will be resumed, Tbe difvulty seems now to | be rather to get munitions than men, The balf-past four train from Puiladelpbia brought about four hundred convalescent troops trom Chester Hospitai to Wilmixgton. A few of them are ye: too wenk to de fit for other than Labees duty, Pennyvirtr, » July 122 ALM The pasrengers who were ip ‘oe captured train all renched here eate, and have gove oa! in epecial ert ' They wore ail ropbed of _ money, watches, and ove | | many litte art ibe, pc weots and | sboes, by Harry Giimore’ pti | The Much river oridge was not burned. ‘ihe Gunpow | der bridge was byrned but sligbtiy, it i# believed, They | set fire to the ears, ran them on the bridge, and let them bore there. It i beveved that only (be scalp ties were borved, nod the damage av no doube toon be repaired, A recoonoitering train was sent out (hit afternoon from | Edgewood, beyond Bush river, | Havre de Grace ae far ss | and found ne enemy, They have Jort the Hine of the rod | and gone towards Relloir, Hartford © uoty Phere was coneilerable excitement and anxiety in Pal The streets Were being barricaded to Conern! Ru ketts had retired ie tot timore when | left, guare agworer rebel cawsiry from Ie advanced position at li huott's M femivns aragad the city. | TRE PRIV (reer “FLORIDA, ni | burned. ten versee a st weel We said bi stay on thie coast would be short, but that he we ineke & call again short hon levet expected, 3b sevond goMpEr on bourdahd Pcrida te the same scoundrel who stole the revenue entter from Perthad Harbor. whici was the preliminary to the Chesspeake. The best veseot , known to have been taken was the Creonlams,¢ be wd to | Pengncola for coa's She wan in tew cf tho stenumiag Amerioa, which barely saved here f trom capture oy Gutting loose her tow, The ciate gave cles, Bormuda MAILS F OR EUROPE The Cuoard win preety Arabia, Captain Hockley, will leave this port to-morrow for Liverpool The mails for Furopo wil! closo at belf-past pine o'clock to morrow morning The New Yorw Mera ready eight o'clock. Stogle copies, tn wr aents. MAILS ¥ on THE PACIFIC. ‘The mail steamship Jooan Queen, tan Tiniklepangh, Will leave this port on Wednesday for Aspinwall Tho mails for Central America and the South Pacitic will close at half-past tan o'clock to-morrow morning Tax New York Hutsy—Ldition for the Paowlo—will be ready at balf-past nino o'clock in the morning sedition for Kurope—wil! be ers, ready for mailing, ‘Ove Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents. : Why Is Phaion’s «Night Bleoming CERKUS" unlike tne Apple of Venus? the gift of Paris, “Well, Tm, blamed as Paterfomiltes said when his daughter scolded hun for not bringing Lowe @ vottie of “PHALON'S NIGH HLOOMING CEREUS" Why is “PHALON’S NiGHT BLOOMING QRREUSY on 4 lady shandkercitef like a new trinket oa her watch chain! Because it addato ber charms. 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Ma | Oviee only as 'No, 2 Verey at | Daay attendant hey : dees, Hate Dye, Fa Dyeing and ui, TOP Beant ane the Us at 4 waton wows to Boud etree om ——_ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. barn, Ye Marra Warans, Artificer vo the First Maine _OOPARTRERSHIP. ou of John Welars, of thie ony. mantis J A oeNti sian WAVING AN Mudrerone eetotlon oF bho suuacat will be givem whem the body is | (ie sent "3 two nail ‘ake soo ze oppset any ‘Apply Y 2 Mliton & Uo., 208 Br hws —Sirr).-—Ca Werveuday, July 6, by the Kev. Mherapoow, at Lhe resiucnce of the bride's fatver, Wimnowot —On Funday, July 10, Pwrue N. Wimuonpr, An ANDREWS, Jr, of this city, to Juvum A., youngest se aged 00 years, Z mouths and > day ‘The remains will be taken frou WITH SOMB OAFITAL, Wistas auyhter of thomas Smith, key, is ato residence, No. ) QENTLEMAN, ole aR. —0n Mona Jay tt wpe the reatdence item deen, , to Lutheran Cemetery, to-day @Tueeday), A i te sacther (a a povmane weqenene, Hy = ‘8 parent ti v. Won iotorment ~ Pacuuetn Sobosen, Kowin Hl. Keavaw eo Kane Ger 4 Wintaams —Jo Bloomingdale, on Sunday, July 10, of | Pro etn feratd'ottce. ee KarwG., daughter of Lem | consumption, Banat Wiisiaxd, wife of David Williams, aged 48 years, 5 months and {1 deys. ‘The (rionds and thoge of the family are invited te at. Ouse ae & partner oe commend ft toud the fuera), thie (Tuesday) afternoon, at four i sean; oe peor ld pevter, bauking. Address box Chap. | o'clock, from St, Sichuol’s chureb. wow with real name. Wise --At South Greenfleld, town of Gravesend, L I ‘Caantas Wiss, engraver, a native of Loodoa, Ragland, w= _ the 44th year of his age. Died. Tho ‘umoral will take placo (hia (Tuesday) aftoraoon, at ALLBN.—4A4 Norwalk, ou Sunday, July 10, of | Dalf-past two o'clock. Tho (ricnds of the famity are nos wounds received beiorc Petersourg, 08 the 17th of June, | respecttully invited to attend. borgoaut Jamis LAWKENCH ALLEN, Of tae Seventh Connec: | * att4.—Oo Mooday morning, July 11, Curtis &.. only ears,| son of Captain William | chiid of Kate i xnd tne uel Clark, Esq. No canda HeIsCO (Cal. papers please Copy \—CHAVMAN .—At St. Albans, Vermout, ov Wed- pesduy, July 6, by the Rev. 1. Isham ilies, Hewey M. Nexpaam, fsy., to Heiuw f., daughter of Beary P. moan, of Brooklyn, i. ¥ GRNTLEMAN WISHES TO JOIN A Rusrnora ear it yon, e 100, wit boda roe yi PE IG — PARTNER MANTSD—WITH A CASH CAPITAD of from $1,000 Lo 1a # oH wer business, where the above amouist can Gr'creured avert, wank without Flek ticut Volunicers, ugod 1% Charles 1, Wells, aged 2 | applying W POuCRR ae Allon, of United Staios Stennt irapaport Huzear, snd | years, 2 muntha and 19 days ery LS ae drone: of Major Heury Allon, Seventeenth Conuecticut The Cuveral will take placoe from the rosidence of bis AN EXCELLENT orvorry Y AB PARTNER - Voluntoers. grandfather, John J. Sigisr, No. 183 West Twenty-f ch Business entirely ent oF other bumbep [lis iuueral will be aiieuded (rom St. Pawi’s church, | Street, this (Tucsday) altornoon, at throe o'clock. po aay Yan Me ee and will pay st ue 2 we need np Norwaik, tis (Tuesday) aiteravon, at three o'clock. Ko ntcbe AsMION.—At Jamestown, Calito-uia, on Friday, Jane 10, renee of tan D. George, £ without $3,400 cash. ftv giver and required rooms 38 and 33. | reapeotat 9 Broadway of paralysis, Cxatitia A., widow of Robert Aghion, iate of SHIPPIN ’ 1. aw the i: p yenr ot hor ago, SHIPPING NEWS. N EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.—ANY ee) - p ghia Y of Z EXTR a CB. RE! BL reday, February 25, at the resi- ~ AN business man, having $7.51 cash capital, psd dence of his gravd uncle. Hichard Moutgomery, 1isq., Foscssttx Mowracuxny Arwoo,aged 10 peas Svuthera United States papers please cop: On Mongay afternoon, July 11, at half-past five o'clock, Tutkesr Bexnnit, daughtor of Willam aad Klien Bennett, aged 11 mouths and 10 days. The friveds and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the tuneral, this (Tussday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 49 Ludlow atreet. Brtren.—On Monday, July’ 11, of cholera infauium, Fuvar., daughter of Benjamin F. dnd Hannab A. Britten, aged 6 taonths. The relatives aud friends are respectiuliy invited to alterd the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternvon, at two o'clock, from 313 South Fifth street, Jersey Cit F fo ongago in a safe money mak ug enterprise, Cau mes wit one of the best avportunttie: exer 9 ered tn this clty by ad dressing K. Livingston, Post ofes, N, YOUNG Maw WIUH FIFTREN HUNDRED DOL to a partnership with some one hed, Address Business eve Ti SL -morn I 34 Pore of Now York, July ul, 1864. CLEARED. Ship Southampion, Smithwick, Paosme—Merchant & JORARTNERSH > NOZIOR —55 ping aten on Conkle, Liverpool—G@ A McKinatay & Co. / George K E B te (Norm), Guaderson, Bordeaut—Funch, e this day. by miual couch, retired: fromtthe Bene a 3 ‘La Plain, itaxter, Buenos Ayres—R W Ropes &Co. | Dasict @ Kisumand abrone e, Gian et ark Anudelt (Hr), Matlarson, Buenos Ayres via Philadct Guten, wilcontineauader the enna! Des ae K. Suston, will contiv al ba vie jor & Weisford, ata slogan tanita ee Bapcocg,—In Pbilsdelphia, on Satu auly wee stable, ‘Richardson, San Juan, Nicaragua—F dus cee & & RINOSLAI SUTTON & CO. 9, Many Aw Bancock, widow of Avery Brig r, Dublin—John Jackson & Co. Gniler the name aad style of A.C. Kngstand & Boas, Ty Brooklyn, aged 60 years, a ric Leobo ‘Abemburg, Hi po—fuaeh, 1 eincke Desiness will be cacried on at 55 Broa ‘endt. ‘The remaics will be taken to New Haven, Conn , for interment. Cantamit.—On Saturday, Jaly 9, Locisa Cantnett, wife of JoBn Cantre!!, ia the Bist year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the famuy are respectfully favited to attend the funeral, from the Methodist kpis- copal church, Twenty fovonth street, between Secoud bo) and ‘avenues, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one Conwat.—On Saturday evening, July 9, Tuomas Con. war, aged 44 years. The pay ‘of the femily are respectfully tovited to at, tend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock from his late residence, No 869 Union street, Brooklyn. Crom —On Mpncay, July 11, Cataari COLMAN, wife of Jobn Cronin, a native of the parish of Balley- dubb, county of Waterford, Ireland, aged 30 years. AMBROSK 0. KINGSLAND, brig Harseat ORO ROH To TNOSLAND cm war & Joex 1, 1868 AMBROBE ©, KINGSLAND, ar Gordon & Coit. b= . Brig : cl Foaareba tow & Co ig Fortuna nick we dt, Curacoa—Dovale & Co. OPARTNERBHL.—TO COAL MERCHANTS. AP, Brig M Bilwood, Havana—F I* Phillips, O*%. having Bd, idhat nis disposal, wishes @ AEA ist Kale Gi tun, "NeDonald, Valparaiso—Fabori & Chaua- | ¢ n ipstuence u good city eusiom. Address A. Hee one Royal Tar (Br), McLellan, Maitiand—J F Whitney & Schr Maryland, Cathoart, Tingan, OB—Raker & Dayto ina, Cursen, Wiiniagton—J W die Steamer W Woodward, candid. Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamship City of Limerick (Br), Jones Liverpool June 25, via Q with mdse and 50z passengers, to oun G Dale, ath! ast thssaytae iat 46 97, ion 420 ose ang: 4 signals with steumship Scotti. herce for Lvei otgamehip cia Ex frangport), Hobart, ja Point Lookout, with 282 re! yn hoar Queen (Br), Hollis, Port Onativia,, Tene 1 W. JOWNSON 1S mitted as a partusr iu our fri. New York, July 6, 1854, ab ARINGR WANTED—$30—IN A LONG AND WRU established caxh manufacturing business, a chan seldom olferedto make money. Particulars given by J IRELAND & CO., No- 1 Tryon row, corner of Centre stress pasryes WANTED--A GOOD. BUSINESS MAN, with small means. wishing to sstablish himaelf ie ‘asinington The friends of tho {amnily'are respectiuily invited toat- | “'&eamsinip Thorn’ (tt & transport), Gibbs. Paint Looko general commission: business, oan chance, tend the funeral, this (Iuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, | sé pouras with 200 reb r aanepery) Gl TO Blast, | thesdvectiser cannot attend to ft hit Re teren from ber late residence, 526 Third avenue. Her remains ieee Address H. M. box 14d, Her given and required. ip Empire, Hunter, Washington, with mdse and jand. ollice. sengers, en Jas Portland, with mase and will be taken to Caivary Cemetery for interment. Dunxw.—Oo Monday, July 11, Nawsvrr Drxv, son of ARTNER WANTED—WITH $400, TO TAKE THR Charles hid nd Martha Duna, aged 18 years, 3 months Bremen. 0 days, with P. nancial charge of Renae TO 4 business. w and 17 day: mmdee and 293 Panweugers to Kremmelberg & of references required ans. ‘Bhe funeral services will be held in the Norfolk street Kirschiein, Whambos 116 days, pass- ad through tho, Strafts of Sunda June ly with teun, to" Thane ebur esday morning, half-past nine o'clock. The Path gtor Reinet are M Bui May 4, lat 31128. lon 3803, spoke bark Alida for interment. (Bue), 43. dave from Whampoa for tio Janeiry; 12th, lat 36 Doaxs—(n Monday, July 11, Mary C., widow of Dr. nd rat SUNY lou 3898 hip: Melets (Be), James C. Douns, daughter of Colonel ‘Timothy. Mills, de- Kong. / ceased, in tho 58th year of her age. th, RS), Dennis, Montevideo, 54 Funeral serviees at the Mission chapel, ip Third avenue, 0 order. Boar Thirty first this (Tuesday) afternoon. at one o'clock, Her friends and the members are invited to at- tend without further notice. rne.—On Monday, July 11, after a long acd severe | iNlness, Kxveameist N., youngest child of Charles and Mary Didbs, ‘aged 10 aonths aud 9 days. The friends and relatives of the tamily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ner Parents. 167 Sapds street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) atter- noon, at two o'clock, Her remains will be taken to Greeawood for interment. naszr.—On Monday morning, Hie! erald ofice. PUL COPARTNERSHIP HERRTOFORE EXtaTind between Harinon K. Welle & Jonathan 8. ( ir the firm of Wells & Chri th. ol a oy te ‘indersigned. at thelr old stand, 35 Cort IIL Libs who will settie all ciaime dus J 3. CHRISTIE, Y lagilicy fordavestigayon, Addrous M. Bark Bugenie (ot dave, witb wool and iden Bark Coral Queen (of London) Allen. Buenos Ayres, 52 C17 from dass, with hides and wool, to WP Worwall. June 8, 6 8, lon 32 09, spoke bark St Catharine, of Genoa, Montertdeo for Marsellies Brig Sarah (of Cape Canto, N=). Publicover. Palermo 76 daze, pared Gibraliar May 20, with trult, to HJ &O.A De- olf, Srig Nile (of Bermuda), W hitter, Mayaguez, June 29, with sugar, t0 Geo F Peuniston. TI ¢ J, Bucknam, Rhoades, Lingan, 13 ¢ Brig Abby istlen (of Philadelphia), Alexandre, Charlaston Bar, J0 days, with ordnance stores, to Admiral Paulding, chr Conguersit, ‘McKean, Ponce, PR, 18 days, with sugar, $500 [<WANTED, Av MAN-IN THR STEAM BO. Je manufacturing business as partner: sel! all t men ‘an make, cousiantly employed to carh customers; hav sawa, benches, belting, machinery. £c.. bore and wagom Apply on the prem! Sleventh avenue. between Twenty sand Thirt oth ast aida, third floor A VYERSON WITH THIS AMOUN' ‘apadle of conduc’ ya, with coal, July YY, Tue 1, yo | to BF Stna yaupgsev/aaugater of he late Sbech Frater, aged 22 | t.8, cbr Tne Sintra (of Porton, B), Miyeoek, San 8 isn , | + jays, with frnit, to Moptel - ~ Funeral services at her late reliance qivain street, Behe nS etrldge, Pest, Linge, 4 ‘days, with coal, to 4 LOAN OFFICES. 3 th avenue, on Wednesday morn- | CB Swain. Brig Adeima. Somes, Providence for Philadelphia. br Bwan (Br), Tay.or, Hillsboro, with plaster, to Walter RF ¥ Durfoc. Davin, Beaufort, 7 dave, Schr Mary Stedman, Tucker, Hampton Ronda, 8 days. 9th inst, of Fry ingpan Shonis, carried away foremast head and anaintopmast, Fr James Jones, Stout, Baltimore, 3 da Schr D8 Willan’, Contaberiain, Balun, 8 days, Schr Kate Merril, Weeks, Baltimore, 3 days. Scbr Si Luear, ee re nd. Solr Trader. Pratt, Julie Aver trom Lingas, OB, reported as arrived on the Och, was an errer. Yes 71.—MONEY BIBER ALLY. ADVANCED AT n ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWKLKY, PIANOS, FURNITURE, &C. AT 77 PAWKB ORBRS" Ti Tickers WANTED at 17 nonds, lie and 225 per aot ore pald than can be 0 cprsiaed si any otte Jace in the city, at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs. July 10, Jonx Fron, son of James Fs 00p,—On Hearts and Ann Flood, a native of Cavan, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 24th yeur of his age. ‘The friends of the family, and those of hig sistere Rosanna and Alice, are requested to attend the funeral, from the foot of Cbambers street, New Yerk aud krie Railroud pier, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'cl GooMax.—On Monday morning, July 11, at two o'clock, after a tedious illness, which be bore with Christien forti- tude, Parrick Go pMAN, aged 26 years, a native of Dun- dalk, county Louth, Ireland. | F 436 BROADWAY. Room NO. 5—C 3H ADVANCED na, Jawelry, Pistola, £e ise ‘Gawnbreters\. Thanet ght for the above articlé at 496 Broadway, room 5. ‘i i N BELOW. T OM. HYMAN'S, 658 BROADWAY. CORNER OF Feet ee a eee cntend’ the rauccel’ | Stip 8 Aymar, Carver, from Matanzas, 14 days, A* piia-street root Nor Sef wil pay the highs, prioe | this (Tuesday) afternoons at hait-past two o'clock, from SAILED. ml advance’ eugh on’ tho" ‘WtatbieaPand pp his Inte residence, Forty-eighth street, between "iret and Second avenues, Hawsxs.—On Monday morning, July 11, Josern Hawaes, aged $7 years The friends of the f mily are respectfally invited to attena the funeral, this (Tnesday) afternoon, at balf past two o'clock, from his late residence, §4 Legraw Vh—Steamers Faitvanks, Louls, Parthenia, New Serves Arago: ships Hi Wm Baron M Sei cette sacks. | corner of Hond Draine, Geo = enry ool eld. . Deapatsh CLOTHING. SURER PLACE.—AT 23 SIXTH AVENUR LADIES anc geutiemen will find the tair and bonest dealer, n dispose of thelr Cast Olt Clothe ture hud Jeweiry, at fifty per cent mon Disasters in the Bahamas. We have received from our correspondent the following tog. Carpe than by other geet, Brooklyn. 1 fiarhoen.—Oo. Sunday, Joly 10, Joraxn Fampmen, | _ Spoken, de. jowicn tmnes Bi Lrseepn trom Be te pass Coxe aa youngest son of J. F. aud Auna Hattleld, aged 7 months | nabip City of ester, heace for Liverpoo', was 18; Pants, $2 to $7. Also for Woollen, De! ase oy avd 20 days. passed July 5, no ia lin "Dresses the highest wil!’ be p call @ ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectiully. bay ietraueae umduativ atiended i ae invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afteruom, | Brexos Argus, May 25. iy 4 3 : 3 and ihe number, 283 Sixth avenue, near Eighteenth ene o'clock, [rom Beveuty-ninth street and Fourth bee he eS pee Tieat, NYO suceet, irders from Brookiyn aud Jersey City punctually avenue. Hutt. —On Saturday, July 2, at Philadelphia, Mrs. Mr Care taytin bark Winslow, from Phi- June 23—In pos Jadelppia. seava FrizckRan, wife of Henry Bul), Jr., of New York, | “Dy wanana, June t—Arr brigs Lizzie, Barnard, and Sami ed 28 years. Her remains were taken to Greenwood | Lindsey, Clark, Boston . it price for yout ytery, New York. Havasa, July 2~Io ‘port brig Hancock, Gibbs, for Boston, dei toc we oo aie uh Peed fey ter | can ‘estern papers please copy. = doors Trom Tenth, sureet, baie attended by Hi1t.—On Monday aiternoon, July 11, at four o'clock AY AG e Alice Mowe. from 3 Trae, yeu wil! be with to your saulafac- Witiaw Hesxy Hit, in the 22d' year of bis age. * | tmore. disgs Will Hoa aad benefit. ne openers Ee } veu, do. M. The funeral will take place, trom the residence of hie ere ge brother, 106 Wooster street, this (Tuesday) aiternoon, at TTENTION.. <aT THE AGENcy BTORE, 212 BEV: two o'clock, a OSEN received $89,000 fo Kemvay,—On Sunday, July 10, Mary A: way, wito | Pia, ata. from Nassau for 5 zt ‘Cans of Wm 1. iu the 34th year of her moe : font Au Prince, June In port barka Chanticleer, from 4 Prom af 10 $5, notlen ‘niiure. Jewelry, ac from $3 to 81 Ladies ‘our orders or address = t gente, rt bt: H. ROSENBERG, 2 agenden by Mrs. Rosenberg. Ordersatiended to In and ont of the cfty . Ker The relatives aud friends of the family are invited to atteod the funeral, from her late reaidence, No. 96 Roose- veit street, thie (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Keyxy.—On Sunday, May 15, at lergamino, Buenos weirtiat Lvoxm, Juae #—In port bark Thomas Pope, for NYork. St Hramna, June $—1e port sbip Sparkling Wave, Emery, from Moulmeln for ns Ayres, of inflammation of the Inngs, alter three days’ rieh tele meee iliness. Epwanp Kexxy, ® native of county Wexford, Neh Galy Scare echr JW Hatfield. Potter, New Ireland, lately a Tesident of New York, aged 27 years. May his soul rest in peace, Luypy.—On firet day evening, July 10, Racer, relict of Eleazer Lundy, in the SOth year of ber age. 1be relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Oth, bark Kingston, Classon, Philadeiphia; sche Arnt a Speight, NYork. ““gurptie, July S—Arr abip Avn Marr, Teseeyman, Hono- lum via New London. favited to attend the funeral cm third day (Tuesday) PROPOSALS, ing 7 once . toncinsiavt, George. Pergeaso, No, 9 Fourth street: Brook: | FZOARD OF SUPERVISORS, O¥FICR NO. 7 abi sta lyo, E. D. The remains will be taken to Friends’ Burying ’ 7 t TTENTION. HARRIS. HART, 275 “SEVENTH AVE 4 be received at this o'lice unt'l the 12th dav of July, at 12 ‘Tower Ground, for 260 10 300 tons of the best Authracite Woal for ihe use of Boe, berwege. Twenty: seventh ee | Te ea et Mony.—At the residence of her parents, Northeast Cen- | th of the county. the ton to beraleniated | Sreets, Basan order im hand froin California for $20 O00 of tre, Dutchess eounty, oo Thursday, July 7. Axes Mon. | st 2200, no, propesale for 80 corde of kindling Saree San ee tanee Hew rail hae any J Bh nary crite (neice of Judge Moncrief, of this city), youngest | "aod (pin trend iw be deilvared at such times and | dies or call on Mr or Mrs, HART, 275 Seventh avenue. child of George F. und Agnes A, More, nged 9 years, yal a 9 months and 14 aaya Places aa the committee may th Pee IE Ome, the TTENTION.-M. L#ON HAS A GREAT DEMAND & and gentlemen, Ng nt to. sreyest any and all pre- After a beatiful avd eloquent address and prayers by | posa's, MITH EL’ + for Cast Of Clothing. Lad: ou are the Nev. Dr. Sayers, of Pine Piains, and singine by the SHERIDAN SHOOK. — to receive the highest pr choir, attended by'a largo concourse of neighbors and BLIJAH F, PURDY friends, the rema:bs were deposited in the family burial bisiad Lt Piawsecn rut | = ee ATTENTION, LADIES AND Mawwet —On bor July 11, Jous Mawar, aged 64 | \ROTON aQuenucy SAR ST, jet the mothe destroy your Cloth BLOCK years and 1 menth. AT ERS. Twill 1 pay vou what they are wortb. Cali om or addeess Mr Toe relatives und friends of the family, and the mem- eparste sanied pripossle, cach ndorves with the itte-of | OFM COUN, 260 Seventh avenue, near the drug sore the work for which the bid may be offered, the naino of the jon oflering the same. and the date of ita presentation, Will be received wt (his office until 1) 0° July 16. 1864, for the eo: ments in the following streets, Houston street, from avenue bers of Harmony Division, No. 5,8. 1. invited to aiteud the funeral,trom his ii re respect! lly T THE NEW STORE, 56 CARMINE STREET.—LA dies and gent ncan receive ope cent more for it on Clotning. welry by cil. above number, Wit ded to by Mrs. Hart 04 Water street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at ba: pat two o’clock. m Senday evening, July 10, Princer Maroxe, | im the Soth year of ber age ‘ sirest Vhe relatives and frieuds of the fa folly | CASTIBERG_ PAYS | invited to attend tne funeral, from No. 84 Laurens street, | to Thind — Da. ey Gentieme this (Iuesday) afternoon, at two o'civek, without further | “'i'ne rorm of the proposed agreement anil Blawks for the | W Pisaac Tweitth strect, bicn ean be obtained oh apyi sf | Sear Broadway. havies waited pos by ee. 6: AMAR4,—Suddenly. on saturday evening, July 9, | thie office. Eee of paralysis, Prive MeN AMARA aged 73 years, ’ DF THE ASTRO LO, The funeral will take place trom his late residence. 186 | gyrice Crorox AgcKDLET BoaRD, July 2 1864 ne : on Wednesday atte and Seurn Third # reet, eon, at two o'clock, Wiliiamevere, The friends of the family, bis ecu l eter, and sons in-iaw, Pease and /. © enies. mipation of diseases OCULISTS AND AURISTS, { — . = { tuslee, are in! rtber invitation RTIFICIAL HUMAN EVES MADE TO ORDER | 1. ELeANon Nowr any nd ineerted by Dt, F. BALCH & P. GOUGELMANN WINES, LIQUORS, &O. riy employed by onnea, of Paris). OY) Broad- | SMALL INVOICK OF HOLLAND GIN, BE TOR i sew York H quatto Tamo and Jubelaum, from Rovterdam, will be « | Fold to low for ow ‘oer consignments. DENTISTRY. soap m ry Ps a “8 sone seen HM u aited Stairs Boma | arebiiine, d4 New strwe or as Pig : shards et tatoast SET OF TERTH MADK IN THRER WoURS,— BN. | ‘ ni aye 3 ,. tion of no pry, at 289 Sisthlaveoue, Kepes thres 0 Her remains will be inierred in Sth | cai ‘ion of no pay. At 24) Sisthiavene., ksce. | TOO LATE BOR CLASSIFICATION. ch yard, Prince street. f mote or teett ever made, and ns fue we are i BTAMOMA HOSR COMPANS 80. “yA 4 MEET: At Greenpamnt, Prooklyy, op Monday, July 11, And no om | es So ae ib lonere Write, the only fon of Wa, and Mary A. Papp, aged 3 ad exa-tiy ing revobutions were Uuar@n@ — years anc 4 months, } ow 2, We have recetved gor jon of the the relntivoe and iriends of the iamily are respecitaliy | means 1h of our late ofli-er and T Benue wees sy Heating bis eotpmmy at ti be 1 the Tesidence of bis | while we submit to the dispensation of gn jOvited to attend the ranera! parents, No. 5 Filth street, this (Treevar) morning, at ten | o’et cx. Hin remaing will be taken to Youkers for inter — wise Providence, our bearte are full of sorrow a ment. Trats wilt leave Chambers street at tweive Meeot one endeared to ue by lomg association aed many BI i ving at Yonkers ai ten minutes past one | ue “oun pe ere Se with te perio to whieh he was con. f . number of parsons Dal sere fe (Fngleed) papers please cops . HOVE hee tomoved "o thee four’ sory vulldiog tae rena Tags Moun- Wittsast ve Ko ed. tain, Ga, by ® bel on ‘Tbursaay, Jone 10 Broadway, near Kighteenth street from a rebe! shurpsbouter, bs hae eidest son of Wil'ard and the ice Mary J. .*belps, in | URBAT. IMPROVEM Is r wean. eatiog with AN. Of Froth, halt the wer Will arise the pleasant memory of bi Thus, in lesa than two years, be bas followed his, | thew a ‘esuioned ones | ore sone on of hie virtues brother Isaac, who yielded up his hile tor Bis At 378 Sisth aren’ Hi “ ° nt on their lives, brave on the fleld of battte, in ed in & first clay manner tbe aan year of Bin 8ge | | | , M 4w were not long divided, - peewee w sieop the brave, who rink to rest WONDE RPUL DCOVERY,—TEET Ky all their country '# withos blest fs ive prinor no charge Beauty ver" oe " White rebidended | inet hb leserted, with uf Witbus Ts t at bis ewce, | 5), wth ‘operavons warranted. J TAY VIL. + the Téth year o ane. S186 Grate @1@et, wo blocks trom Hroadway, ised, That e copy ot thoar rero'utions be presented (OLds are Yeepectiuliy invited fo attend be fariy, ® th (be oMsUraMee Of our heartfelt ermpatby. WALTER STANTON, ) | tie rimera!, from 16 4 CHnton sireer, Unie + ep Finer CLASS BRO. pay | \tnosday His remus wii ms X, ROUIRE, Commitwe. egy ooh J Wax Nasn, Src |. eres: =A & Monday, July 11, Jowy A ; A. J. Vas Nese, Secret 11, son ot Jobe ar iuarine: Keene, aged id years Rh MANSUN, Den ‘¢ a meeting of the ofeers of (he One Hundred and | ave 15 as suiy tend New Yors icant y, heldncamp at Morganzim reo! Her ‘ ae ba HEAPAL AS®OC TATION to a une i 1804 (he lollowing resolutions were ovited to +LTON DENTAL ASSO B ine pleaved ¥ God to remove from te ‘ fie bresber oMler®, Lituvenaat fheodore A. | ire s | We dren | our duty ae mark of respect and aches to his family and’ friends, re Thal (a tbe [ons of ou late brother officer aad companion tu.ara® this regiuent has lost an earnest amd cavt meer who was ova pu@en » #3 prone ue & on the Beer Ry SINtY-Mecond NS. tot Fereman tila New York n snDpr a his bie a willing WiLL COST nly weithant ys " GGANI Any) afternoon, 7 os aburds | Warnes, Kliled, of Ww 14, before Pekers Licul, JOHN We