The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1864, Page 8

«.. Colorado Jewett and the Pri nies EUROPE. Telegraphic Details of the News by the Breinen Of Cape Race. TEREE DAYS LATER ADVICES, Decline in the Bevel Lean and Relapse in American Stocks, The Dano-Geriuan Peace to be Ne- gotiated in Vienna. nn gncnrornntin Dificult Position of the Danish King, ae, ae, Cn Care Rac, July 30, 1964. Te steamship Bremen, fron: Southampton 20ch inst., @m route for New York, passed this point at noon to-day, ud was intercepted by the news yacht of the press, Ber advices are three days later than per the steamship Beotia at New York. King Leopold has left Brussels on a visit to the Emperor Napoleon. ‘Two Italian war vessels have been ordered to cruise off Trachi, there being two suspicious cra‘ts observed off that point. The steamship Sidon, from New York, and the Hiber- ‘Bias, from Quebec, arrived out on the 18th inst, ‘The D: sh War, ‘The Austrians took possession of Feohs on the 18th of duly. An island on the west coast of Schlesyrig is in possession Of the Allies, ‘The Paris Monit-ur says that the negotiations for peace Between Deomark and Ausiria aad Prussia will take place at Vienna, The Paris Constitutionnel says the admission of Den- mark into the German Con/ederation would disturb the Balance of power in Europe, and the scheme is impos. widle. ‘The proposals of Denmark at Berlin and Vienna were met by Austria avd Prussia with an agreement to Bespend hostilities on Jand and sea until the Sist of July, the existing blockade in the meantime to be raised. Germany bas sent a request to Denmark to senda Pleoipotestiary to Vienna immediately, in order to coma @ ap understanding with Ausiria and Prussia. An engagement took place on the 14th of July at Feohs Detween the allied avd Danish gunboats, ‘Sweden has commenced the construction of three Moni- tore. * Great Britain. Tei the House of Lords on the 18th of July Lord Brougham presented a petition from Jamaica, relative to the imcrease of tho slave trade in Cuba, and asserting sat Spain bad violated ber treaty agreement on tbis wadject. ‘Lord Malmesbury advised tho repeal of the aberdeen ect. Im the House of Commons Mr. Osborne called attention to the political relations with Brazil, and said that Fng- ‘apd was the only pation with which that nation had no fweaty. He strongly urged the repeal of the Aberdeen ot. Tord Palmerston said the government was engaged ‘with the friendly intervention of the King of Portugal In @mdeayoring to restore diplomatic retations. Commercial Intelligence. THE LOXDON NOME Manter. NDON, July 20, 1894, Qonsols are dail at 901% a 9054. ‘The rede! joao is two per cent lower, partly owing to he real:z tion of profits, and partly from anxiety abroad Bwakeped as to When tbe. outhérn armies will veuture conan invasion of the North, ‘The joan is rY Ip American stocks Erie shares have relapsed 3 per eent, preferred 4, Uluois Conteal shares 2.per cent, and paid up shares 245. ‘No other commercial or shippiog news has been re- by the Bremen.—Fa. gna. } THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS, ent. Conppuytal Borer, Paiapsuruia, July 30, 1854 Major Jonn Har, Presidential Manston:— Bu—Your commuvication 0D bebaly of the President TRE MCLELLAN ‘MINUTE MEN, Offctal Letters Denytn; Commect! With the Northweste Couspiracy— Frinciples of the Minute Me York and Their Objects, &e. lelow we give two letters signed by officers of the orgauizations tp this State which the officials of Mf Lin- colo have endeavored to convedt with the Valiandigham plot in the Northwest. They give a fiat and compicte denial to any such counection, and show piainly the ob- jects and purposes of the organization to be entirely dif- ferent, The exposure (rom the West al! comes through the bands of active Lincoln men and those laporing for bis election, They recognize that McClean ia #0 popular with the people as to render his success certain if pomi- pated. and therefore while exposing the doings of - digham and bis political associates and desperadoes, they twist and tura every item to connect McClellan with it. But this dodge is too barefaced, ava, as the p:liticians say, ‘80 far fetched that it won’t bold water,” Old Abe's followers will have to try once more before they accomplish that point, But bear the letters from the McClellan Minute Men They speak for themselves:— MCLRLLAN MINUTE MEN. 10 THE FDITOR OF THR BRRALD, Some would be oie holder or seeker having disoo- vores a mare's nest out West, orzanized for the purpose of founding » Northwestern confederacy, avd baving con- nected the pame of the McClellan Minute Neo in the State of New York with the movement, I bog Jeave, through your columns, to pronounce safd statement a deliberate talgehood, originated simply for the purpose of injarmng the neme of the only standard bearer left to tead all who desire a united country. The MeCletlan men aro upited, 1t 18 true: they are to be found in every State, county, city, town and village throughout our country. They are in’ the army and the navy, cheer bis name whenever they bear it. Can the other ‘side boast of the same honors jor their leaders? IT bave the honor of holding @ position in the McClellan Minute Meo, and have never heard a single sentence of disloyalty to the Opry « expressed eitbor by rank or tile, Unlike the Loyal Leagues, we hold open meet- fog: we arc pot ashamed of our cause, we be of no such connections as king shoddy, we have no members io prison roy taking other people's property, and bave no relatives in disgrace or Fort Lafayette for , but are freemen, who, knowing their r gbts dare to speak them. They will vote ae free- men ‘or the man of their choice in November, and if the lenders of the democratic party choose to make a split in the party they can do it by nominating some old back. We, who believe in the Unton ana the constitution, in the rights of New York to make her laws without asking permission of Massachusetts Bay, the right of (reedom of the press and speech—we who embrace jo our ranks: not a single descer der dent of the skinners and Cowboys of ’76—we will vote for the hero of Antietam, and of Mal- vern Hill, Gentlemen, as other gentlemen out West require a lit- tle knowledge, suppose you report a few of our meetings fn fall, D. M. COLLINS, Secretary. The following ts from another society of Minute Men, who also indignantly deny all connection with the plot:— 70 THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD. New Yore, July 31, 1864. Tn your issue of the 29th inst appears @ lengthy article, purporting to be an expose of an organizauion styled ‘‘siipate Men,” and mentioning, amo er things, that the inciples of such organizatiou at ‘ied to suit the mind of the dijlerent States—tbus fo the South advocating an ultra secesh doctrine; while at the North, and particularly in this State, they strongly urge a “vigorous prosecation of the war,” their real ubject being the overthrow of our goveroment, Li entured to encronch upon your bine need space d thereto by the follewiog reas .s:—Ther vu do in this city called “The Minute Men i York,” numbering many members, and of which Na'hap Nesbit veil Lares" Commander. In its name on!y is it similar to the spoken of in your columns. (Gur Crder has for ite sole*cbject the maintenance of the Union, and our maxim is the somewhat eilete, though always food one, “Mesures, not men.” We are open in our principies, nor are wo “Layali Leaguers.’” ‘No concessions $0 tral: (ors in arms,’ while we strenuously advocate a spendy Teturn to the blessings of peace at the firet moment it y be made clear that such can be had witnent surrendering avy of the rights outraged at Sumter. We bat 9 Connection with apy Order beyond the limits ot this State, and thus far our influence has only been {elt at the Joca! elections. AB an act of justice to a body of men counted by thou- sands, Joyal, brave and earnest in their devotion to the jon of these States, be kind ey ll Med publish this “i eee apy assumption that they are con- tein traitors, either at home or abroad. FERRIS CUSHING, Grand Register. Police Intelligence, A Row i 4 Lager Breer Satoon—One Man Kituep 1 ay Atrexer To Rescus A Prisoner.—A disorderly crowd assembled last evening in a lager beer saloon in Tenth avenue, near Twenty-seventh street, where a quarrel en- Bued between them One of the party, named John Mur- ray, assaulted a woman, and officers Kernan and Rinn, of Sixteenth precinct, attemoted to arrest him, They were immediately set apon by the crowd, who beat them with sticks and stones; but the officers stood their ground quoted at 74 | and gave tbe alarm rap, at the same time using their clabs freely on the heads of the assailants. Jc Michael Owens, John Owens and Terrence wore arrested and taken to the station bouse, ' fa'lied out again and were met by the crowd, | man tamed Michael Crane. They wer in ® atled in the vicipity of Twenty-sixth street,and knoc 1 down and terribly beaten. Finding mild measures use. °. they Grew their revolvers and ‘fired at the crowd, w nding Crane, who feli to the ground. He was seized vy the police, together with another man, named John Lawler, Crane died on bis way to (he ststion house. Immediately upon the shooting the crowd dispersed, evidéntly cured by the sudden and energetic action of the officers. An 'qsest will be held in the case to-day. fe Be or Burotary.—Patrick Lane, Murray, Kearney » oflicers on by a boy only sev- @f the United States, dated isth, mailed 24th, M2-ed | enteen years of age, #as arrested by officer Fawcett, of me op the 28th ult. I have for nearly four years had the honor to address the President from this coustry and Burope. It is most singular that this notice for me to iscontinne writing should have beon written the day you ‘Walt for Ningara to supersele Mr. Greeley, and not mailed ‘anti ater your retmrn to Washington, aud that the word “present” in the sentence ‘‘roeeting the present sanetion @ftbe President” should bave been erased. J will be frank and state that! bave for years been aware of the the Eighteenth precinct, ebarged with breakiog into the dwelling bouse of Mr. Edwig J; Godkin, 37 East Nine- tesath etroet, dnting the absence of the family in the country, add'stealing thore:rom clothing and jewelry the value of $419, Lane forced open the crating in he waik, aud descending to the eoai hole easily gained access to all parts of the premises, Most of the stolen proporty was recovered, and Justice Dodge committed the prisoner for trial, to deiaalt of $2,000 bail. He pleaded guilty to the charge. Armewrr ro Pass Covyrenre Moxey,—William I Aisposition of beth yourselt aud Mr. Nicolay not only | warcer, a native of England, fi'ty years of aze, called at Bot to deliver my letters, but to deny me interviews with the President without bis knowledge. I accord. ingly addressed the President throagh either the press or under cover to Mrs. Lincotn: when ad- Gressing them direct to the President, cases sending & duptionte to Mrs. Lincoln—seeking interviews but seldom—and in Tost canes without your Kaowledge. On one covasion. J Femernber, at an interview with the Prosident. Mr. . | iremediately Said, “Sr. President, pri- upon which the President requested his abseace, not only at interviews requested the President to Tbe talorm me if my writing was still agreeable to him, and W be obecied to my addressing by letter Mra. Lincoln, ‘ot in letters that come under your observation have flad the President asked (ora Dotice whea to cease. Hed been in fay r you could haveere this notified me. in | Merchants’ and Mechanics’ the office of the Americaa Twegraph Company, 145 Broad. way, on Saturday evening, and in payment for a message which he seat to Washington tendered to Mr, Albert 5. Howe, thi tor, a counterfeit five doliar bill on Bapk of ‘roy. Mr. Howe, instantiy detecting the character of the pote, called in officer Dyckmau, of the Eighth precinct, and had Walker Arrested. On searching toe prisoner several of the coun- terieit five dollar notes were found in his possession. 1a explanation be said be thought the bills were good. Justive Dodge committed Walker for trial, in default of $500 ball. Desrenate AvraaY Brrween Two Gurmaxs—Oxm or ‘TueM SUPPOSED 10 BE FaTALty Insurep.—Two Germans, named Christian Embiing and Gotleib Boaling, met in the lager beor saloon corner of Eleventh avenue and Forty- We President heeted my views he would have prevented | second street, lato on Saturday vight, and while there be- war, and bave secared peace during the war. 4 people shall jodge of this, from lettezs to the Pre- sident that I will sboriy publish—reserving many with the foll histery of my peace and nati es here and in Furope, fora work | will bave pub- Mabed after the war, for the benefit of the muse and hearty You, at least, should understand that J am yery independent and persevering in my cbaracter, and t1 solely wm an Almighty power; it matters not, therefore, Mf the evtire Cubinet be ‘against me. My work i# 4 novice eve, and one in which ] would bave the co-operation of the Cabinet if they desired peace Had the administers of ear government the unselfish spirit of statesmen that Hived_im the early bistory of cur republic no selfish motive would govern them, Abrsham Lincoim bas naturally an ‘evecitish heart, As President be ts # tool of the selfish amd insincere, who while appeating to elevate, are plot- Bing bis downfall. [note your discretiouary power as to orrespondence. This information will not be very ao- Geptadle to leading statermen, particularly those in op- too to the President, who bave sddressed im jo m ofieis, A tizen of the United Stal I wil! seek the presence reaident wheo uecers: fe preseat views, in copaectio with my own acknow- Iedged indep: K national position, If an interview is denied | lex) rea my view! ting that not heeded, Submit the re#tte to the penple, as | did the Niagara proceedings, for condernnation or approval, Cen it poerible that | will be devied templated ‘visit to Woe! of We people that | the Preaident rod Cal ow missioners mov terins of @ peace without Compr nuiog the at present positions of both e A, while tm Preeiient, end whe io possess: :. tbe special powers, 1 folt hy justified a ing 1 violates Bo aw—0. tev) made doting I therefore, dur. fg all the inveryiows bat ous, was in @ position not only $0 knpw the wipes of the South, but to recetve verbal yer and jon that will prove of service to the ernment, a# also te Being tho oniy one forth follr Andurstaoding che subject, 1 bel the ap. peel { am about to make to renow the negotiation will moet with thi wharever may be ihe fend ( binet against me, genrider wha: l may reenotiully prevent coding v public welfue. You will convey to the President tne ase Buraoce of my Bagh regard, WM. CORNELL JEWEIT j came involved in a quarrel. Before 1t was over Boaling seized a heavy gi gebdiet, with which be struck bis an- tagonist on the nec! ing av artery and inflicting other injaries, bien ‘it lg feared may prove fatal, Em- bling was attended by a surgeon, and subsequently con- veyed to St. Luke's Hospital, where the attending phy- siclan bas serious doubts of bis recovery. Bosling fled immediately uj committing the deed, but Captain Slott, of the Twensy-secood ‘inet, sent officers in search of the fugitive. Officer Whitman eventually found hey or pr yrbele first street, near Tenth aon where be imeeli away. prisoper w: betore Jastice Connolly and committed to await tbe re sult Of Embting’s tajuries. Corener’s Inqaests. Daxatnoustr Ixzcago mm 4 Ficut—Anxte Mortem Ex- amisation.—On Friday night George Salur entered tho lager beer saloon of Ignatz Duerr, avenue A, and called for something to drink. Som@ trouble arose between them about paying the bill; but after the matter had deen sotti Jur commenced abosing Duerr, avd whew out ou the sidewalk knocked him down, and continued ty beat him till he wae reviuosd to tasensibtlity. He bee since been confined *o histbed, und fears being enter- tajned that bé might not recover, Coroner Nauma' his ante morte: position. The fe elicited are mainly a5 stated Above The jury found “that Duerr re- ceived bis injuries at ine bands ef George Salur on the 20th day of July, 1864.’ Satar tw im custody, awaiting tbe death or recovery of bie vietim Duerr le forty-eight | years of age, and a native of Germany Soren BY Hascixro—SinceLar Oase.--Coroner Nau- mano yeaterday bold cn inquest at No, 140 Third street ‘on the body of William Vogel, a native of Germany, forty- seven years of age, woo Committed suicide jute on Satur- day afterooon, during the éeinporary absence of bis wife, re. ny banging bi neil in the door Jeading toto the yerd, by meat ord. It appeared from the testt mon, aid his wile arrived in this country about nine moots their eldest son, who ed been livin eral years, On tneir ar- rival Mr. Vogel learpet that son bad changed his re gion been converted to Catholicism, This tact wenhed so heavily O bis mipd that he ofhw aad it would Kill bir, aod om Saturday aiteruoon, becomiug 1 n+ usually exeited and Over the’ matter, Vogel terminated bis oxistetie m the Banoer indicated above, TROTTING AT THE LACLEDE OUR, ST. LOUTS, >. Mornay, Jaly 26.—"erse $600, two mile beats, in Dari es 8 Anerson entered #. 4. Rutherford entered 8. O. W. Limieck entered Re @. W. Manver covered b. J. Retherford entered eg. Pilly... 4 8 4. Conient entered b. ¢ Quskor Boy 3 2 o A mick entered #. m. Layton i Soenpie outered bik a. Hieary - 11 @ ar a Teatein eavered m. Priveers.. di. ‘Time, 2:20—2:90% ~ 2:82 2:51-2.43-2:34—2:97. A trotting match for $600 will come off thin afternoon @f the Fasbion Course, Long island. pi ye R71 Kg seg nee Hg as verdict corres it je coased bad been mare! a widow and seven chiliren, Brookiyn City News. Finn —Tho kindiitg wood mancfactory of Mésers. DO Baun & Co., Noe, 6 hod 6 Jay stroct, was destroyed by twonty-five years, and bas leit about four o'clocg on Raturday morning. resalting in damage to tho extoutot $5,000; Yosured in the Ha tee | & Puller, adjoining, was damaged to the cneat of $100; sured. : How Massacuvserrs Recrurre.—Last Saturday a Bre. mon steamer arrived at Boston with saven jodred male NEW ¥ORK HERALD, MUNDAY, AUGUST 1, i864. MILITARY AFFAIRS, important Correspondence. ‘To his Excelioncy Hoano Seymour, Governor of the State of New York:— Sra—In pursuance of your order of the 224 of July, ! Proceeded forthwith to Washington, and after conferences with the Secretary of War,the Provost Marsbal General and Solicitor of the War Department, | was requested to reduce my proposition to writing, which was done in the words jollowiwg:— Wasnixgton, July 25, 1864. Hoo. EM, Sravton, Secretary of Wai the United States, By a requisition from the Preside: through yon, upon Governor Se: mour, dared July 5, 164, he called for twelve thousand milisia from the State of New York, to serve not more than one buudred days, to be forwarded by rail or steamboat to Wasvington, Some of these troops are now in Washington, and the resii.c ure jeimped by Governor Seymour in consequevce of a despaico trom Provost Marshal Genera! dated July 21, 1864, in whieb be states that “if any Ghloar ef soldier in this special service should be drafted he soa be credited for thi Fendered,”’ but is not exempt from deatt during such service. This decision of General Fry 1s believed to be erroneous, and lam directed by Governor Seymour to confer with you on the eubcct, and to obtain a recognition of the exemption o: (ne offcers and soidiers of this force from auy draft which may take place in New York while they aro thus im the service of the United States urder the wbeve call, ‘The tepth section of the Amendatory Enrolment act, passed 2th of February, 1864, expreasly exempts from enrolment and dea't “ail persous actually in the military or naval service of the United States at the time of the draft,” and the twenty-seventh section repeals so much 0: the Esrolment act as may be inconsistent with this amendatory aot, Under these provisions I respectfully submit that the Militia calied by you from the State of New York, by di- Tection of the President, under the foregoing requisition, are ge ry liaple to any draft which may occur while they are in the service, and 1 request thal hat an order may be issued by y; Ri to that ellect, T will noVdilate upouw the ovils or difficulties which may result from apy disregard of 80 express an euacsment, hor upon the importance of a prompt response to this appheation, at aa Tam, very respectfully, your obedient servant, ; ** CHAS. W. SANDFORD. This letter was referred by the Secretary to the So. licitor of the War Department, who, on the 26th of July, made thereon an claborate report of several pages, the only part whereot important to the question in issue is contained in the following opinion, with which it closes, viz:—‘By the true construction of the act those persous only who shall be actually in the service of the United ‘Statew at the time when their respective names shall be drafted will be exempted from that draft, if such ex- emption shall be duly claimed.” With a copy of this report and opinion I received on Tuesday night a letter from the War Department, as fol- lows:— War Deranruent, Wasmncron Crry, July 26, 1864. Major General Cuaries W. Sanprorp, Commanding New York State Militia-— GxneRat.—By direction of the Secretary of War I en close to you a copy of the opinion of the Solicitor of the War Department upon the subject referred to in your letter to the Secretary, who directs me to say that he coincides in the views of the law takea by the Solicitor, and that should any of the New York militia, mustered into serv'ce under the recent call of the President, be drafied while in the service,,and claim exemption on that ground, the case will be determined in accordance with ‘the tenor of the act of Congress as interpreted by the Bolicitor in the aforesaid opinion. The Secretary further directs me to say that, asthe Tights of militia in the service at the time of the draft are defined by the act of Congress, be conovives it un- necessary for the Department to make any order on the subject until some claim or real controversy shall arise. Tam, General, very respectfully, your obed’t serv’t, ©. A. DANA, Assistant Secretary of War, All ef which is respectfully submitted, CHAS W. SANDFORD, Major General Axnany, July 28, 1864. Brooklyn Military Matters. PROGRESS OF RECKUITING. The Kings county Board of Supervisors having con- cluded to pay three hundred dollars bounty to substitutes, the buginess of recruiting for the army and navy conti- nues as brisk as ever. An average of forty men are en- listed at the Provost Marshal's office daily, and as many more at the naval rendezvous. The quota of the county will very nearly be filled if enlistments continue as now, and the hardships of the draft will be greatly mitigated, At is complained that some of the sharpers about the naval rendezvous procure passes to go on board the North Caro- lina and sell them to women who wisb to seo their hus- ands or brothers, to procure the bounty to which rier are entitled, for from eight to ten dollars each. & nuisance which should be abated, THE FIFTY-SIXTH REGIMENT. ‘The Fifty-sixth regiment of Brooklyn, now encamped at Port Richmond, Staten Island, is under orders to march for Washington on Tuesday, The men are ordered to muster to-day and worn into the United States ser- pee: and if BOt present to be treated as deserters. A many persons visited the camp yesterday, The regiment ‘will number fully hundred men, The Park Yesterday. ‘The Park was very much crowded yesterday by per- { sons who wisbed to breathe @ little fresh air; but the heat was so intense during tho afternoon, that even in the Ramble—the shadiest place in the grounds—a cool spot could scarcely be found. Many persons stood in the spray blown from the Terrace fountain, that being “deli cious on such a hot day,” but then the slight wind would suddenly lull and even that luxury would be denied thom. ‘The following donations have been added to the Park collection: — One fawn, from Isaac P, Martin, Esq, of Fort Wash xT black rabbit, from Master Henry F. Steinecke, of oe rabbits, from William E. Sparks, Esq., of Westches' One water turtle, caught four hundred miles from Jand, in latitude 70 west, longitude 27 north, presented by J. G. Richardson, Esq., of the brig Estefana, of Turk’s ‘riand: The pe majority of the animals are pow located south of the arsepal,and form # very instructive menagerie. Crowds of persons, especially juveniles, visit the place ery a vibe following is an additional list of plants now fower- tng in the Park:— Abutilon Avicenn®.. Velvet leaf, Indian mallow. Alisma Plaotago var. = ricapum «-++++ Virginia Ampelopsis 4 creeper, Apion tubeross.. Soe Bpt, wild bean, ‘Aster corymbosu! ‘ymbose aster, or star- ellis perennis Daisy. Callicarpa Am reneh mulberi Clematis Flammul weet Virgin’s bower, Clethra alnifolia. weet pepper bueb. Cobwa scandens Climbing copwa, Datura Stramoni Euonymus Japonicus Eunonymus Japon! Thoroughwort, boneset. loreal Pye-weed, trumpet- Milk Pea, ; Smooth beiianthus. of Sharon, shrubby Galactia glabelia.. Helianthus tevigat Hibiscus Syriacus Hibiscus Trionam . Hypericum Kalm Humulas Lupolas. Impatiens Balsamina . Koolreuterts paniculata. Lilium boibiferum ‘jum Capadepse. Littam Philadelphteu Lihtum superbum Nepeva Ctl Onopo: noth Origapum vulgare. | Gxydendrum arbor Neathorum sedoides.. Phiox Drummondit. Polygonum orientale. Portolacea Gfiltesa Ricinus communin Stoer tia pentagyna Tecomimgrantetiors, 1 {1 8] AES oe DEAT Srapos—Ruay.—On vate we a, 90, at BL Ann's church, Fara A, Stavce, of New Y be he im Rye Lay, ofthe parted of Mal! O'Horain, county Cav . *Onicago Papers please copy, ' Diea Ackrnwaw me Sunday morning, duly a, 3 ‘maras- mut, Minsie Lotiea, only daughter of Hopty ani 4 aged 21 mothe and 2b days, ‘The friends and aequaintances of the temily in vited to attend the funera!, from 191 seventh tonne, on y afternoon, at one o'clock. Brows <a ave 31, Gaorce ‘Brows, jin the 434 year ‘The re) Rend “and friends of the Pane Ay are fally Invited to attend the funeral, trom the of bis, brother, Brown, 18d. Variek street, on Seoul aiteravon, at two 0 clock. Boaxe.—On Satar: lav, Joly 90, after a shore iliness, MirmaKL BORKR, aged 65 Years, His friends are invited toationd the faneral, from his late residence, 221 Seveuth avenue, this (Monday) afternoun, at two o'clock, Coane (Ireland) papern please copy Boosat.—Uo Frida} arene, fog », Labia, wife of by) G, Seer 52 eet. jive and (riecds of the aa are Pyote 4 eed te to attend the funeral, th: a (eee) ening Bt ball pine o'clock, from tbe Reformed i } ‘ber notice, Sevurday, Joly 90, Pare Bas- a Lt The relatives and (rieads of the (amity, aloo Une mom. bers of Marion Lodge, F. and A. M.,and the Order gene- Tu!ls are invited to atteud the funeral, (rom corner of First streets, Brookiya, E. D., thie @iouday) Biterpovs, at Lbree o'clock. Bocas. Sunday, July 31, of consumption, Wx. B>cs, in the 41st year of his ‘The fuperal will take place on Tuesday afiernoon, at four o clock, from the resideuce of his brother, Captain Waiter DC. Bogys, 66 Clintun avenue, between Myrtle and Park avenues, Brooklyn. The remains will be taken to Greenwo d. Beosserick.—On Sunday morning, July $1, Hannan, only duughter of Robertand Julia Broderick, aged 1 year, 2 months and 10 days, The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral. this (Mopdiy) afternoon, at three o'clock, trom 112 Hast Forty secoad street. Cork (Ireland) Examiver please cop; Canren.—im Jersey City, on pte July 31, Georcs W., youngest child of Wm. H. and Jace k. Carter, agea 1 year and 3 months . ibe relatives and friends of the family are respectfuliy ipvited to atrend the fnueral, from the residence of bis parents, 273 South Fourth street, this (Moucay) after. noon, ai live o'clock. CoNNeLLY.—On Satarday, July 30, BuzaBEre CONNSLLY, aged 15 years, Cortm —On Sunday, July $1, Parrick, son of Daniel and Mary Curtin, aged 11 months The frieuds wud acquaintacces of the family are re- spectfully invited to attead the funeral, this (Monday) sf- ternoon, at two o'clock, trom the reeldeuce of bis par- eats, No. 145 Cherry street, Cum stiansen.—Io United Ststes hospital, Newark, N. J, 00 Saturday, July 20. 0° consumption. Caartes Cars- TIANEES, Hospital steward, U.S. A , aged 29 years. Fune al will tage piace from the house of J. D, Rey- mert, Fs_,, 1890 East Twenty-first street, N. Y., om Tues- day a.ternoon, af two o’clock. Friends are invited to at- July 31, Jous Deverr, a native of the rarish of W county Kings, Ireland, in tue 27th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family are respecttully tend the funeral, from his late resideuce, 3 ‘on Tuesday a’t-rnown, at two o’c.ock, On Sunday, July 31, Maus Dost, in the ‘Toth year of her age. The relatives nnd friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the tuneral, from the. residence of her soo, Ji street, between Unin and Oakland avenues, Greenpoint, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. remains will be taken to D Keyport, N. J., for interment, DECawp.—At St. Louis, sfo., 00 ‘Tuesday, July 26, of wounds received in battle, Lieutenant to 'S. De Camp, Fourteenth New York cavalry, aged 24 on ‘The retatives and friends of the family aré 4 respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of his father, Captain Morris De Camp, Eighty-Gfth street, west of third avenue, this (Monday) ‘afternoon, at one o’clock. Fapig.—On Sunday movniug, Juty 31, ake rt and painful illness, fanus, widow of » Spring street, New York. ‘Tbe funeral will take place from the residence of Robert Anderson, No. 22 Lawrence street, Brooklyn, this (Mon day) afver:oon, at tour o'clock, Farrett.—In Brooklyn, 0 Saturday, July 20, after a a illness, MARY SWEENY, the beloved wife oi Patrick ig ell, aged 30 years, . @ rel. .tives and (riends of the family, and those of her brotuer, James, are respectfuliy invited to attend the fuveral, this (Monday) moroiug, at nine o’clock, from 73 Prospect street 40 the Church of the Assmoption, York street, where a solemn requiem mags wil) bo offered for ¢her soul, and thence, in the afternoon, at two o'clock, to ‘Calvary Cemetery tor interment. Faeuca,—Oo Saturday, July 30, after a short and se- vere illness, SvsAN S, the beloved wife of Charles B. Freligh, and eldest daughter of tne late Jona W. Swart, ged 15 years, 11 months and 30 day: “the relatives and friends of the families, and thove of her brother, James G. Swart; also the active and honor- ary members of Kutgers Hos: Company No. 26, ara re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resideuce of her pa rents, 79 Rivington street, Goopwix,—In this city, suddenly, on Saturday, July 23, dir, Joux fi, Goopwin, of Nashywie, Tenn., aged 53 yeara, Nashville, Teon , papers please copy Jave.—On Saturday, July 30, of an apoplectic fit, Cuaries Javxe, the beloved husband of Eliza A. Jayne, ‘aged 52 years. ‘The remains will be conveyed from his late residence, No, 851 Third aveaue, to Port Jeferson, for interment, this day (Monday) Kivg —On Saturday, July 30, Saran A., daughter of Thendore A. and Catherine B. King, aged 1 year, 3 months and?2s days. The friends of the tamily are invited to attend the faveral, at 88 South Secoud street, Williamsburg, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Karman —On beng wl July 31, Witt1aM Netson, son of Coy r Kampman, aged 6 years, 6 mouths, an ys. ‘The triecds of the family are eapectfally to invited to attend the fuveral, from Morrisania, on Tuesday after- D000, at two o'clock. Lamvorr. lo Brooklyo, on Sunday, July 31, Jonw Frerenorn, ‘of Saran L. and Jobo A. B. Lamport, aged r year 'S months and 14 days. at funeral wil take place on Tuesday, at New Haven, un. Famn—In Washington, D. C., on Tuesday, July 26, aftor an iiness of two weeks, Awrnoxy Jos Lan, of apres pute L. 1, only son of Job and Clarissa anp Lamb, years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the jwithout further invitation, from the residence of bis brother-in-law, Manly B. Boardman, 163, East Baltio street, Soutn Brovklyn, this (Monaay) afternoon, at balf- past threo o'clock. Boston and Phiiadelphia papers please copy. ‘Linerack —On Sunday morning, July a. —_ Drake Linseack, wife of Colonel Charles F. Lineback, aged 66 yoars. and Mary Bhe was pure and lovely on earth; Her spirit reste sweetly in Heaven With Him who gave it, His and her relatives pep Sot those of ber sons, Alex. A. and Charies P, Line! ‘also\ the officers, and members of the Grand Lodge of nd A. M. of the State of New York, and the members of Lebanon Lodge, No. 191, of F. and A. M., and all other friends of the ti a are invited to attend the funeral, from her late res 107 weet Forty-firet street, on Tuesday afternoon, at ‘two o'clock, Larxiy,—On Sunday, July 31, after a short illness, Micnar. C, Lanes, a Dative of the phen of Kilfeimane, county of Limerick, Ireland, aged 43 y ‘The relatives and friends of the eatys are respectfully invited to attend the fuceral, thie —. owen | as one o’clock, without further ' notice, late resi. denco, Xo. 490 Tenth avonue, corner of Forty rst etrest, ‘The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, Marrexs.—in Brooklyn, on Saturday , July 30, of dysen- tery, Jouy Witiam Mantes. ‘The’ ares will take place from the residence of hi 4 son, Park place, Baltic street, filth bouse east of bush avenue, on Tuesday afteruoon, at four o'clock. Loudon Papers Please copy. Massey —On Sunday, Suy ‘a, Mary Avy Masesy, in tho 76th year of her age. The relatives of the family are respectfully invited to atvend the-funoral, from the residence of her son in-law, Jobn J. Kane, No. 8 ‘Thompscn street, corner of Broome, this (Monday) afternoon, at balf-past two o'clock. Philadelphia and Dublin papers please copy. Mraveets.—In Tremont, on Saturday, July 30, MARGaReT ARN, widow of Meinerts i. Moiserts, aged 47 years of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late residence, No. 220 East Thirtieth street, McCapR.—On Saturday morning, July 30, Evian M. J. McCane, daughter of James and Alice McCabe. The friends prog ee A and those of her eee —" rence Rice, and brother-in-law, Peter F respectfully invited to attend the fuveral, dence of ber yrs 124 Laurens street, this (Mi morning, at nine o'clock. Her remains will be conve; to St. Pratricx’s cathed: Lory @ mass of requiem will de celebrated, saaeee se to ry Cemetery. ENN A. —t elas, on St Kt Enwarp McKenna, aged 14 years. wing cte re His remains will arrive at the foot of Whitehall street, this (Movday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The relatives = cues of the family are respectfully invited to attend | funera! acm tn Brooklyn, on Saturday, July 30, Wuailix Avaus Nash. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, the Church of the won Bn Trinity, Brocklyn, this (Monday) morning, at tea Prrrenci.—In oa , betengenie A Jaly 30, bento} a She beloved Samuel Peitengity aged ne. funeral services will be held this (Monday) mo proven! at hy o'clock, sivas to tbe Yom firet spas dort west from Myrtie, removal body Mount aabere fer at am a * Pauwer —In i. Saturday, July 30, pus Jaya, widow of Jobn Palmer, and eldest daughter rae = Mary A. Houzelot, aged 34 years, four ae an jaye, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Mor pent f invited to atvend the funeral, from the residence of parents, No, 183 Nassau street, this (Monday) ‘trernooa at balf- past twoorclock . Poiincelpbia papers please copy. Revxowns,—Om Gogh Suly’ 20, ceived June 3, at the battle of Coal Har Srevuey R. Ri Tho members of clags of 1859 of Colimbia Coll friends of the deceased and those of bis hia, father, Philip Reynolds, are invited to attend the funeral Zon church, corner of Madison avenue and icp ica Street, on Tuesday alternovn, at three o'clock, Rommay.—At ber late residence, oa = sling, Mra Avavera Kouman, wife of Mr. 8. Rohmat ‘The Toveral wit! take place this Monday) noon, at twelve o'clock, from Staten felava., Scouvay.—On Saturday, July 39, Captain Morten Sater Kenmare, county Kerry, Ireland, ie rienda and thone of the family, also thé officers and members of the Ninety-ninth regiment, N. G, are respectially ineiied to attend éhe fut thik (Mo: precena, at two fi fur pate 4 o’gleck, from Trai after asbort ilners, CFR. OO Satnrds Se Sanau, wiuow ‘of Captale, &. aries aved 43 years, ‘The fenerat will take pliee from: the: residence of C. T. Jonking, tn Clymer ptrect, wear ee avenue, Brooklyn, on Tasedas sia thuradaye ety » Eisza, widow of Jona tala rr i w Vial jw the £64b year oF tS her bees “ jhe relatives and Irtends ot tee the family are a saved to attend the funeral, this (Monday) morn ten o'clock, irom peaks North Duteh church, corner of ae ton au William a i wetting, 3 a clap -vacadeale: oo Friday, July 20, Mrs, Anna Pilea wkiow of ir Witschiet , aged ears, moo id 21 Lean 1 Be Me itt lial and relatives of paren Ca) reepectfull ¥ ited to attend the fu Tavera, froe Mat ew"h ehuret, aiker street, noar roadway th inet (udesary a ba ge ‘chook. ety ai fet ixane.—On Sumday, Joty cor Leena “her eg aod Fema L. Winane, nat + hE SHIPPING NEWS. oa donetenen stew ee cept the Canadias which ull at Po rmrrorant The Soames lor er (rou) toe Contioent, Cad at Seutaamplea, Names. Virginia. steamer io Lvomont eal a8 ‘Hamburg Liverpoat bington, Olympus, Africa... New York. FOR CALIFORNIA. r AU lttern anit packages ntenled forte New YORE WeRavd ohould te soulad a, 18964, Port of New Yoru, July ARRIVED US revenue steamer Kerwanee, Com David Evans, Balt more, Steamabip Cassandra (US tranaport), Holloway, Now Or- leans, July 19, via Washington 2% sy ‘e vd. pas ‘a BBouacrermanice Z th’ inst, $5 miles 8 of Cape Hen felt in aoe ‘U 8 gunboat Miami, disabled, and towed 0 Fortress Mon ip. Baltie (0 § tran port), Maury, Fortress Mop- sick and wounded sok Sienmabip Saxco (U 8 tran ), Lavender, Fortress Monroe. to US Quartermaster. Steamship MeCiellan {US wansport), pid Warhingion, te Us Quarterinaster, ‘Syth inst. saw Avant, bound’ ip Chesspeake Bay; at 6PM, sey ip Albert, a i for Baltimore mre ‘D Trowbridge, Lyon, Ponee, 10 days, fa ballast, to D Sohe'd McCloskey, Ryan, Gardiner, 10 days, Schr Ada Herbert, Cro: , Gloucester, Bebr dea Laffrenier. Coleman, Boston for Alb: Senr Charles Heary, Brown, Boston for El Schr yd Nortbrup. Serene Seber D MM born, Provideace, Benton, Stoning: Bebr Sylph, Brookhaven for Rondout, ares vit Wai ‘ainer Hope, Steamer 8 F rere! Seishin: Mebiiaceiphia, Steamer Pelican, Waldron. Providence. BELOW. r “* Wi'd Horse (Br), from Matanz: } Sada A Wheeler, 12 dave from Cardenas, to masters, Sinith t tadvwatlader, Pe BS Altay ‘hia, from Cardenas. SAILED. 3't) Ships General McClellan, Lotus; barks Math'lda, Ya Nile, Jobn Stevens, dernolin: beige Kennechtena. sebrs Kute Merrill, Este.te, G Are:iean Chief, George Haralitod Biecirie, Wind at sunset 8. Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re- ported in July, 1864, From arecord kept by I. H. Upton, Secretary of the Ame- rican Shipmasters Asseciatlon, we have comolled the follow- ing list of total losses and disasters for July, 1864:< TOTAL LOSSES. STRAMERS, pron | wace | 2 |New York. (N*Ork New York.) Pt) A: S iNew York./N Orleans. «|New Yerk./Sta Masthy New York.|Port Royat| 400 W Kinball, Anda 8 Hoyt, Kichard Law, 18. Roston ....!N Orleans.! 554 New York, |S Francisco! 735. New York: (Chile D&RKF Shan'n|B Latimer......| scorn, Vyni ‘/pzras ith "uth ore Royall New York. TONNAGE LOST. 13 184 4077 PARTIAL LOS3BS. Thos marked L, leaky; D, damaged at sca; P, put into porta; C, collision; 8. stranded. Name. ‘Steamers. Howland I. agiang. New York. 8 Franci ew York. [Sydney Moon! Calcutta, ."|Boston ...! rf New York. 8 Francises bal Cal Phila. Antwerp .. allan 22:-]astwerb 7: }a Stepbea|N Orleans. agains) Bmp dner C8 cas eae Jersey City i er |Boston, nels) New York. On tOnexecodavtate Orbe ror aes Miscellancous. Sreamsmip Eprwsurg (Br), Capt Roskell, of the Inman Une. sailed om Saturday last, at noon, for Quecnstown and. Li Bo -, Doverass (Br), 690 tons, was sold recently on pri- " ih ae Cecprsh, Btaples, ereceronbe aren for LY day out Matenrs Jim const. ax repor sported on BO Rin an tn isan, at broepece sient be ae reo aL ‘and owned in Stockton, Me.) 1 BARKD © Fxdton, of Por'land, 48) town,10 years old, bas been sold to parties in th.s city for $14,000, Beun Anton (of Procti 9. buflt at at Net 4885, has been sold wo wnt Ms Berour nag ‘orsers: et milk bridge, Me, on private rms. The tollewing table xi summary of the veassia in the harbors of New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Batumore | { and New ‘Al toe latest junta from each of rf Bhipa te fiss oe: “ rs fro Seg fenton ies ary noteow biomed | ‘many perron: and al! disorders ol [ns Ww enated tongue, coxtives canna ‘or Obst meted contin cggen rebel 8 @r. SCHES given. Hew nnealiaenvat thieves fom de ef tae ual erin ine enacted for the ‘Tho mature hale er a.ainst the com Mi te “barboret by the cont any ts the Commission ‘wine we AMES 0) ‘DArr brig: Waller Howes, BR cme = 2 Preatan Trowell, Foriress Moore; schr WELLESSE July Scare sche Georgia, Gehrist, Phftar Spat, Je! 25-014 sohra Leesburg, Bia\e, Yanadetphte; MhusTOly daly 4 done s00p Julla Ann, Davis, El!cabeth PMGHTON, July 27—Arr erbr Kate Scranton, Davton, rook ya, 885 Sch, sch? 8 L Crocker, Presbrey, Philadel- DANVERS, July 24—Arr schrs Black Diamond, Young; apg Governor, Chase. Philadelphia: Cara. Kelley, & NYork.. ENGARTOWN. July Chief, Goal rey. Ben. Frepries sM S Partridge, Vary. ore for Boston; Spauidiage NY “rk for Rockland. Sid ache be Shove, July 26—Sid schr Richard A Wood, Baker, . Port Ko. HARTFORD. July 20—~Arr schra Mary & Caroline, Ada Philadelphia; P'S’ Anderson, Dick nson, Ril abetipertt Sith, M Brockway Adama, ana 7.0 Iu Sion ; Jobn & Watson, Lane, and J Webb, Ackley Georget.ma, & oath aches Yai rf n Boy, Brewer: M Powell, Famous AD 6 Buckiaybam. N Yor NEWBURYPORT. July arr sehre Whie Sea Lee, and Cornelia, Henasracn, NYork, Sid achr D P, Thomp- son, Palladedp aver, July 27—Arr brig Eliza Thomson, Marks PoE DELPATA, Jal AM—Arr bri Ciok, Forurees Monto, Eat Serr Virgen. Wont Adam, Wass. Bermed: J oa Nickircon, | Boston: ‘Ephratin ae ia. Dishion low. brig Lt lg, trom Key West: schi valine from eee = Ida (Br), Gray, Pot Bpai Nibb Wiewe ache QBuxtiny oot. A sas Parris eee rin, Bel Dexter, Kas jalowell: O Francis, Hunt, eechunae CW Elwell, pty Pharo, Lippincott;, L P Pharo, Coll ns, and Searaville, Sears, Min: Goombs Io wicl anrveolia. {Sheiard, Be ?.o y rare rson, Corson iehead: Triumph. jeatord: Yeuue Gundy, Rovbury: Monterey, McLane, Dightous Bela Peck, Avery, Stonington. PORTLAND. Jolt Se Are bark St one bri PR Curt, Tucker, Matanzas; FWebuwr bent 01 Peek Are steamship Potomac, Shorwood. NYork: schre Tenet Wooster, and W Arthur. Haskell. Phaeton ane Webster, Thurston; Bastport for Baltimore, Cld bark eee Ron ‘ORTSM! Our. Saty' "26—Arr scbr Florida, Kelly, Bliza aE July 27—Arr schra John Wesley, a and Austin, Parsons, Philadelphia, Sid 23d, schr Law ¥. [Arr gone, Flight, Gibbs. Philadeb phia: 28th, s'oop Vai ‘chr Lucy Robin aon Danie, NYork: worn Oak Pavia, do, *Yorr; Gu Arr sehr Forest, Conery, NYor! i. f PI Inhia, . 8:4 cats D& b Kel. W 6 Barviett, Stetser, ‘Phi'adetp: Bayona brig Potomac, Richera, Africa. WARBHAM, July 28—Arr ache Magnolia, Chase, George. town, DG. Sid 37th, sebrs Amazon, Chase. NY ork tine Gurner, de; Calista Amesbury, Maltin peV OXFORD, July 27—Arr achr Cabinet, Burdick, Bitca- port. 2ath—Are chr Janac P Hazard, Saunders, Ellvabeth. po hiladet _ MISCELLANEOUS, PPorosans FOR LOAN, Taxascny Deranrwent, Julp 25, 1964 Notice ia hereby given that subscriptions will be received: by the Treasurer ot the United States, the several Assistant Treasurers and designated Deposttaries, and by the National Banks designated and qualified as Depositaries and Finans cial Agents, for Treasury Nowe payable three years from Auguat 15, 1864, bearing interest at the ‘rate of sevon and three-tenths per cent per anuum, with sem!-annual coupons: atiached, payable in lawful money. These notes will be convertible, at the option of the holder, at maturity, into siz per cent go'd bearing bonds, re deemable after five and payable twenty years from August 15, 1867, a The notes will be tssued fa denominations of fifty,one hundred, five hundred, ove thousand and five thonsand dollars, and will be {ssued im blank, or payable to order, ay may be directed by tke subscribers, , Allsubscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some mub tiple of Sfty dollars, Mba Dupiicate cortifigates will be Issued for all deposits. The: party depositing must endorse upon the original certificate the denomination of notes required, and whether thay are tobe fsmued 1 blank or payable to order. When so en dorsed it rust be left with the onicor receiving the depoatiy. to.be forwarded to this Department. The actes wilt be tranemitied to the owners, free of trane BEE =e oe — portation charges, as soon after the receipt of the original certificates of deponit as they can be prepated, Interest will be allowed to Anzust 15 on ali deposits made * Prior to that date, and wilibe paid by the Department upos recetpt of the original cxruifcntes As the votes draw snverent from trom Angust 15, persons mat ing deposits subsequent to that d date mast pay the interest accrued from date of note todnte date of deposit. Parties deponiting twentycive | thousand dollars and efe * wards for these notes at any one time wit! be allowed a come mission of one-quarter of one percent, which wil: be paid 1, by thie department upon the recrip: of a bill for the amount, certied to by the officer with whom the éapostt was made, No deduotions for commissions must be made from the de posits, Officers receiving deposits wi'l seo that the proper endorse. ments are made upon theoriginal certificatea, ‘ All officers authorized to Aepraita are requested to sive to applicants all desired laformatioa, and afford every facility for making subscr' l2| | 3 on 3 $ z * , P. FESSENOEN, Secretary of the Treasury. Subscriptions will be received by the Assictant Treasurer of the United States, corner of Walt and Nassau streets, First National Bank ef Now ny Fork, No. 4 Wail street. Second National Bank of New York, Twenty-third strech and Broadway, ‘Third National Bank of New York, No. 5 Nassau street. Fourth National Bant of New York. 27 and 29 Pine street. Fifth National Bank of New York. 328 Third avenne. Sixth National Bank of New York, Sixth avenue an@ Broadway, |-| | Eighth National Bank of New Tork, 650 Broadway. Rioth National Bank of New York, 363 Broadway. Tenth National Bank of New York. 29 Rrondway. Contrat National Bank of New York, 71 Duane street National change Bank of New York. 184 Greenwich st. AND ALL RESPRCTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS throughoat the country will doubtices ___ AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRI| D*. SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS.—A SUBSTI. thte for calomel. These Dilla are ovmpound of various reste, inelading ' 04 a eh Sopniie. or concent a8 pro lov werenry, and without -rewrhte or dangerous efecws 9 1y'ter, the-e pila may be wsed with conte pega 3 «trout the liver and biliary fect ona im general. AKG FEULN exper Arcariden, or he ar tndtie by ais skin nese, draw and ageneral feelin. anowing thet the liver ds inn in all mera ‘are the eavns HENOK'S MAS ‘Antu: HHENCK'S May of wearings: a ahiort, these ptt be used with advante Sen oe ie ies tedieine ts res every FUBRBA ase from for cournitation and advies, bot hic medicines can De bad there at all thes, r Oo Laing Jt OF HOSE COMPANY Bi <iP pgade of ‘be dist n Bh o stareneut haa Ca at pomrmn | - preven! the harboring 6 {n utter violation oF all I Fe. but also at era the ew munity, a hert Mercury. further deny that arg tila ab Sarat t eptotale, if hot more so, thi write above. When charzee of the natnra isenerted are made te. prepared lo meet them, from GPA BUA as, tporsen tow on on yatever "ee [UE BEGINNING O CoxsuN TION. The RaIN ot eine (a sense is not confined to the ‘jeues suppose In mar: cates the deente Crt tes in the liver or stomach, Many ical writer? have re Sees 4 I “ale oF ant = Bo eof the moat 4 one akan enok, re ren iy rma Sater cart se rnd rey ine ry te ah 1 odlben ban arnt of n th leave thie combina soinatio ‘arent ; ALS Some ty oy jate been cured be bine har ge Slovan’, RB. wen at nes June 29, no | Comrie Hw, and hate Cont one month out. taken two la whiek , Boherick he inony iad seen ee MLE cae Phim | Semen ee Pai th emp Sured men. All weil, oaly bo found |e BOSTON. jeorgetown, pon See went re, nih Bpaier Bgi. Davis, merican nf AM—, . bar} a ehte, tor, Lamplighter, Kirby, Se la 4 org Bot ejaerin ny weet, HENRES, NOBRBOR