The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1865, Page 8

rn * f 3 NEW YORK HERALD, ‘SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1865. : re , Geo Washington, Guiding E 8 Terry, - GAPE MAY AND NEWPORT. ‘semedas of Wicks patrone, But now “matters and things” | COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. | i730 Mein 0? the claws of "00, we believe, at ub eatae outdans tego, Hatleres ens Gisatmso, Nevada, Lowias a Dat everything to the shape! ‘amncecment io 1eft entirely % OPPO ALORA AAI tained the highest rank, He enlisted 99a private ‘and | Aaron, ‘Wind at: NNW, wuh the vieHors, lM iw teneath the dignity of a modem | Commencement at Ingham University. ae bal the grandee, 4 és lege poopestion af aearene sunset very light. -, jut : en a eee so velgar easesk roan: Thie institation, located im the Denutiful village of | the Mumm iu Mow rrTittes was appointed to take | Harrison, jetterscn, Miscellancous. Fi “‘Yhe Interesting Features Understood. “It ie ‘only the woe, Levey, has a university charter from the Legislature of | ineasures for erecting ® monument on tho college He . Lavnon—The new steam frigate of 24 guo® that has been of |: have also become aristocratic. ‘There | ehti'State, and ite course of etudy iv extended and equal grounds tn memory of (hose who died in the service. Rarneworth: bert, Assistant Barneon United fimane Dallding for seme time past at the Navy Yard, Brooklys, won shooting, shuttle. me a launched yesterda; at high water. Newport. siisace tenes ree peo best collegos of the land. eet 5 uiiebeos Femate Coneme. 5 4 olan Be o ‘a id F cease a inae ners high : . recent anpual examination etateme! M118ROR?, 1868. vee, toe 4 weeny MPPearance. ‘ sal | driving Sage and the Byala and Damon ‘that thoy never witnesed ome more thorough, more per- ‘The annuat cxeminntion and commseanennnans éxardince Rep rte ley, a Btephen ee A Persick, of steamer Daso- . hing and fnabienae tenet say that the fh. | 0% OF satisfactory. The young Mdicy showed thom | °F Sim Mine year just closed shown & otal aoudance | MUsee, Alfred Role pn bith P Ryan. Mark | Sreawen Powenron (of London). from Honduras and St. WHo IS LIVING AT CAPE MAY. ° "bi hake, mackerel | #olves adopts in tho higher branches of mathematics, in fe a ‘ Domingo, put into Fayal June 10, having been on fire in the e | ing te eirgant. Sheepshead, bluefish, » : of two hundred and tcp pupils. O'New and two children, Mra We foreliold for seven days. After flooding the forward cow- fish are the spoile of those who go | moral eolence and én the ancient classies, ‘They are ‘1 Kerrigan, J Fox, B dardi ite partment, the fire wan extinguished on the lath. "All of the rp 5.” ‘The gunning is-also good. A friendot ‘educated. Miami Untverstty. ‘Thoman, J Noleman, . cargo in the forward compartment was damaged with fire or ! ‘8 dozen woodcock yesterday morning before J = The commencement exercises occurred on the 2ist Oxvorr, Obio, June 29, 1805, | Burhy, T Commader, m, DA Camp, R Crawford: | water; the foremast was badly burned. “The Philadelphians in Firm ae a re ot eee compe OF the Uni: |. Forty yearo ago, in the da Dr. Bishop, OTe Barry Mes De Beni iecanideen and ser- | _,8Ht" Nonwester, Mosher, from New York for fan Fran: ver the literati of the whole surrounding counts Miam) ye 4 i i vin. tw | elseo, which put into Portlind for repairs, sailed from thit Th tor, she fase, Dr. Barua, of this city, pro- NT ny b) fp ym er ollgg ah ng ee ory i wife and servant; Te Ee Mills REM Van’ | port on the Oth inst for destination. ‘ WP Van- JL Clas of . rrowton, A James, + sided. Exeays were read by members of graduating doner and friend, Madame Ai ‘and two ters, Sine Hampton Count (lite Longfellow), 827 tons, built at Possession. the biue expanse of water which separates Capo May | elass on the following themos:— twelve FONE et et eet OF there eaven any | Wright d Ponoyman, W or al Kennebunk in 1860, has been sold. “in Laverpool, price under i from Delaware and the Eastern shores of Marytand three | Latin Salutatory, by Mies H. N. Hoffman, Aull ving, and five occupy the narrow home appointed | NEw Onuxas—Steamship George Washinaton.—J B Alex- | Sood £550, lights—beaeons for the mariner. One is a br:ght rovolv- ‘The Inner Temple; by Mise M. C. Baker, +} for alt the living. Since that time over four thousand | Ander. John Chemants, Jas Variev. John Wilkinson, James Suir Monsoon, 773 tons, built at Bath, Me, in 1851, has img Nght, another caste a steady sheen across the wild Rubicons of Life, by Mies,L. R. Parker. students havo received instruction fn the University, and McLoughlin, Thos Stentor, Theo Meaks, Ghaa Courtean, C B | been sold for $23,000 cash. iLIST OF THE COTTAGERS waves, and the third flashes like @ meteor, ever sad anon Old as Methaslab, Mme M. B. Hall. peven hundred and ninety-five have graduated. wepey. epee J Le rt A Suir Nicno.as Bippwx, A2, 729 tons, built at Fortsmouth 1 | throwing @ lurid’ light sorose the dark clouds above. | ‘Glimpses, by Miss 'F. R. Hall "The baccalaureate was delivered by tt, President, Rev. | K Melhada, & W Nowe, GW: Sullg, A Draws and witer i | 185 has boen sold on private terins, &e., &e., de. Mew lighis are ot-Capo Heslopen, the Breakwater abd.| .Kehoes, by Mies A. C. North J. WHat, D.-B., in tho: First redbyatiee “chureh, on | lonkenyD Davia TR Gearbury. Dr't Seratehley, Mise Anna | | Bank Laxruauren—Port Royal, 80, July S-The bark 2 the ‘banka It te but thirteen miles, F think, from ‘Hidden Forces, a valedictory, by Mise N. L. Price, Tacpda ‘evening, ‘The Alumni meeting, on Wednesday, ‘Thomas, Rurgeon WM Ghark, ¥ abe, Louis Michael, Mixa | Lamplighter, Capt Bahrs, of Bixby's line, with a eargoof = | —_—— the pior om the side, and T have often won- Rev. A. T. Plerson deli waa =a ye ‘Dnt the altendanes waa not ‘4 }uukowh. Geo Lashbudale, HS Rverett, TA Sterns, H Wil- paid cc Be tenga herbor in a leaking con- CAPE MAY. arof that tine het, Jobe litte, of the Qeear renee 1. the literary svetetion on usoks and reading, wiosing ford The MiamiUnivorsty has been greatly honored in the | man RP Leela tenia Mn W Walon RIC Hall TH | Bane Aniaxnic, of Now Medford, han been, yarchesed by : btm ll lpr om ow de ee ae ism and bravery of her Alumni and students, | Whiltlesy, D Campbetl, Ezra Gilbert, Dudley Conklin, PM | Messrs J &W R' Wing. and willbe fitted for the Indian t Co , of New York—I repeat again, I-wonder Mr. ‘Tho @ay was tine and the exoreises of with the trustees haye authorized the secrotary, Professor R. | Jackson, Miss Harriet Rusey. Deean’ io mil in the fali, under command of Capt ¥ Wing, , Our € May © Little or sote other man has notetaried a] greatest elit, The degree A.A {i Artium) was ‘of honor, Each stadent | _ 8. : latejof ship Young Phenix, at ‘ape May Correspondenee. ir ‘ i. to prepare a roll 3 AVANBAN—Steamer Nevada—R H Harrie, W W Harris, i ip "1868. ine of boats to run across for the entertainment of the ‘upon seven young tadies, who had ‘completed | ina; hag been in the service, and the fends of the noble | Waratio Pitcher, 1B MeDonnid, EA Mayer, 8 Whiteorm®, | Bric Avana Gurox, launched at Mystio, Ct, on the $a Inst. Care: Istaxp, duly 6, Rumerous visitors here. There le not even a sailing yacht 4 tho regular curriculum of study. dead, are requested to send to tho Professor the time of | John Bond, James Hoge, W J Clark, Gordon K Fort, W M | a notice of which we gave yesterday, wae built oe Means now 70 axT REM 10 hire. of LD. was tho conferred upon Harvey 6. their ennscaent, tho rogiment, rank, and the patties in | Zacoee HA. Tewin, John P ue John Jenningy, Wm 1 | Dents Brothers, not Wiijaste'& Gufen,"as stated to our re~ ‘With the thermometer among the njacties in New = ume CanevaL President ef the Commercial whieh they were ved. When completed, tho roll is | Denham, W A Beard. Cadey fan, Gen, Bavage, por fs rs ; ‘There will be, some time dui the month, a ? 2 5 eard. A Woodruff, H Woodruff, M Liben- Wx M Dover, built at Lia ‘Work, and from soyenty to eighty at the Cape, there is ing Ripley Female College. ordi sod be a Renee Ae OS eT ea OPO MED © meneame eae RPO Doren: Me See Roteet orem Seake and Oom Tucker, ~>~ terest. — Quite a number of - ‘vites—formerly miombers of tho University, ‘were in Portiayp—Steamebip Cheanpeak: Scurs Wave, Rhodes, from Rockland, Ties LOMETIY MMOD Ot mont, Among. theso | Mrod Lecend child LG Morse and lade Brcuing, oat | from Bangor, oth for Now York, went ashore morning of honored sons of old Miami, we observed General Robert pat er ire eoy | Peake, Mre Anus Wheeler. ¥ Ww aoa edge o! ige Fence, ‘were got N. Adams. In 1861, this distinguished officer was ® | irs Holloway and daughter. W Bard, JS ‘Murchis, Frank | Scum Warzn.oo, Wyatt, from Bangor for Boston, which / Jue mced of further argument to convince the sweltering, beiling public of tho enjoyment we experience down * ere. | Tho season 61865, unlike that of previous years, ‘The anniversary exercises of this institution, located’ at Poultney, Vt., ‘have just closed, and] eend a’brief ac- count: of them, thinking it may bo interesting to the * @pens auspciously. , Thero are no long faces among the from New York, and will at °9 the n aces cae F ‘Maudiords; for thore are at least dcable the number of | the revellers. At midaght the grand ball wil be ag ge pie De ie Oba ‘On dhe 15th of Ape, 1861, he ‘af the halle Stewart, WH Blesh, Fred M Auaith, Fhomee Barge 3 While ott Cape, Eabeth, he, et iad Pein ido esiy end visitors in each hi that there was the same time Moov Cream Legunenht sermo: ered Om Sasitey evening, Uni and.e a private in the Twentieth Causing the esrcl to spread. A portion of tho cargo (lataber Cpa yobs Tupicage Masnivaye: been "opest” UAMaG TS AT te ee Juno 95, by the’ Rev. J. M. Rdgorton, of Ballston. | Obio. By meritorious sorvices he received promotion, Diea. | fapbegn wold at Porn, and he veo wil Rave to rept ianarramtoruabed om thet bigody flan of Shiton, | ; DMA ——On Friday, July 7, of infammation of th. Tuka and the At campaign; commanding & +} Rapes, Daxcm, a ar opal , Toke and the Atlanta campaign. commandine mark to | Meedt Year, 6 months and 18 days. oder General 8 ol hant marob to | “the friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at. Serannah, he was deservedly, promoted Fank Of | tend the funeral, from 17 Roosevelt street, this (“unday) | Drigadle nl This, brave soldier, with other com, | afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to leorned out’ of | Catvary Cometery for interme! nt pg ethan alo tno ror La arta ard Dovrr.—On Saturday, July 8, Carsanixe, wife of George Duffy, aged 33 years. The Merary socletion were addressed on Wodnesday | ONES oct se and fricnds of the family are respectful evening by the Rev. D. 4M, of Oxford. |. | invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, the feast. The morn- ing was delightful, and at.an carly hour the Campus Napali ook on Monday afternoon, at two + Notice to Mariners. SOUTH COAST OF IRELAND: DAUNT'R ROOK BELL BOAT BUOY, NEAR CORK HARBOR. BAu.ast Orrice, Dustin, June 12, 1865. Notice is hereby given that the Port of Dublin Corporation have caused a Bell Boat Bencon Buoy to be placed to mark emenee of the Daunt’s Rock, near Robert's Head, coast o . ‘The Bell Bont Beacon Buoy is shaped like a boat, and is surmounted by a triangular superstructure of ai and ‘ Inttice work. which 1% colored black, with the words "Daunt's, Rock" marked in white letters on it. ‘The ball on the top of the superstructure 1a twenty-four feet above the sea, and the ' Bengon 1s moored with elghty fathomaof chat, dista hundred and twenty fathoms SSW of the roc! ‘graces ‘of American sammer life. Nowport, Saratoga ‘and Cape May have beem the programme for thove who go tthe ful*figare during June, July, August and September, \Heretofero travel to tho Cape bas been by steamers on the Delaware river and bay from Philadelphia, and on 1 the Atlantic Ocean from New York. Before’ the war ' thero were five boats runuing to both places; three, the Delaware, Boston and Kennebec, to New York and Phila- + <delphia; and two, the Thomas Powel! and Gen. McDonald ‘to Philad Ipbia and Newcastle. The New York ine had NEWPORT. Our Rewpert ‘Correspondence. Newrorr, R. 1., July 6, 1865. 7HB LATS ATLAWNO BOUER : ‘While the leasing of the bate Atiantic House by the government, in order to convert the building into a naval academy, was a wie measure, it has proved a source of “no little inconvenience to pleasure and health seekers bout ad in fathoms at low water spring tides, with the fullowing~ who are wont to pase the summer season at this water- eels Edgerton wes ‘and prac. LS ogee - ‘animating scene. Aygo roy rer ee Roarra.—On Saturday, July 8, Witte Jonx Root ; sa ‘hie sorta dave been pare on the:route from it - wunany 5 a Tie ern = ‘The pote ‘he you r ate f ng i lowed the = Lid on EE hens s Telegraph wer on Hoche's woah aroun a ii om > spot for sach desire to visi Deach for | auctio Bu Rev. ten, mond, follows ‘é Mew York to Philadelphia,’ but the war: intervened, for om pense ee hedbuay sthved site we = - mt, 6 y 6 |’ ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- Gable Crier White House “in” Robert pd ladies were eminently creditable to ent ont well calcu- lated to sustain enviable their daily bath, while it 1s contiguous to that part of the the repu Poultney is one of the loveliest towns in is located 4 , fa tend the funeral, on Monday afte int oe,o'elock, Dasiness was shattered, and government seized all tbe | sown where the ladies can most conveniently do their’ {” No. 80 ‘alutatory—Heder GIN, Liberty, Ind. ‘and tho Individual“. ©. Johnson, Hillsboro, | £m the residence of his parents, ‘Tenth avenue, Latin. ‘open of the NE side entrance to the cov Society corner Sixtosnth street. + N B—The buoy which has hitherto marked Daunt’s «till remains in the same position as heretofore. ihe + Deate it coukl‘lay ite hands on. sho} te the park—a smal) but ~in-one of “its ‘loveliest valleys. £ome of the Unfortunately for Cape May, the New York line has |, Somme he tant ee pags alta, wish, senibens of” oor Gothane ave, beginning to, dad cis out |“ “astagonian-—W. BH. austin, pringhor, Oho. [For other Deaths, see Phird Page.) By order, anton OF the oor AM ERIS. Recretary. “i ” and to betake themselves ity—8. , nos been rauning since the suramer of 1860; but within |'Dencnes here and these fer ene ancomemodation of excn as | 2nd'24ch ives hither for, country gulet, | Humasiiy 6 E Crawford, Marion, Oho. wihivemen: ‘hat time agother important line of communication has Touched ss Feral June 2, Roscina, NB, landed 30 bbis, and" ‘been opened. The railroad, which was annually an- . ald Sth; D We landed 80 bbla, and sid 8th; Jobn Dawson, NB, bad taken nothing since leaving St Catharines; Frank- f daring: the Heated” term ‘of July and Aug lin, NB, 100 ap, 90 bbls fish oil; sld 1]th Sor Gibraltar; James ‘ Foliage w woman | SHIPPING NEWS. ‘that form not the least attractive feature of that quiet spot. ‘Hageman, nounced as‘on the eve of completion, has at Inst been | wien tne atiantic Reaction to : DA elgg gg metre rh oe ete ag MLE spend nm ih Cape lv making hvegh 88 | dogg wan ae gory, and dering the sawn W vas |e men Vacdeion 2. Rlagha Mebmood, a wane gmc ery acemar i heres oe | BRE atop tee eats to Philadelphio. By this route passengers can leave w Mais 4 Universit: “en ‘The steamers for or from Live call at Queenstown, ex- iy Tabor, sia wipers always crowded with guests, who never failed to be loud jssouri Un! a ee cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. " The Spoken, &c. ic ‘New York, via New oor a rae Bayne at | in of the kindness of heart and genial di a ae oe the Sacer Siete, < ene oe} an Horrible ‘Wife exter at Sigourney, | steamers for or from the Continent call at Southam! Ship Atnambra, Lucat from Mantle Feb 11 for New York, oe ae eee ni nee nae acy | oftheir host, who never spared any exertion to render | tion cloved on Wednesday, the 28th inst. The examina, {From the Muscatine Journal.} ag les se ABiip den Gull Shortell, from Boston for Blmina, Africa, } by half-past seven—in time for suppor. Passengers | every yerson under bis roof: comfortable and as much at | tions had been concluded on the Friday previous, and had | _ Sheriff Merriam, of Keokuk county, came up on the | ity of Limerick Sune 4, off Brown's Hank: ‘ from Fhiladelphie in the samo train can leave at Balt | eee en a ean), th how. | been Patient, protracted and thorough, evineing in the | westorn train y with aman named W. 4. ANlen | Gly of Balt Bark } Pendleton, Dalglsh, from Antwerp May 6 for To- ae past four P.M. Kt isto be hoped, however, that Mr. bs ima hotel. There are, how- | teachers assiduity, and care, and skill in their treatment | in custody, who was arrested on charge of killing his | Saxon ee re Forsign anaes { ever, other hotels in Newport still in existence, the Management of which renders it manifest that the pro- prietors can ‘‘keepa hotek”” Among them the Fillmore ' House and the Ocean House occupy the foremost rank. of tho students, and in the taught very creditable devo- tion to their work and knowledge of the subjects which they had studied. We do not hesitate to say that the result of these exercises shows an amount and quality af labor performed in the University classes which bas not wife at Sigourney lest When charged with the crime Allen ‘denied his ¢ and said it was Sogn ey two strange men while he was working iw the fit Circumstantial evidence was strong against him, how- ever, and he was arrested and taken before the ‘Sanford will re-establivh his line of steamers. The com- \ Pletion of the railroad has infused a new life into this td watering place, Banta, May 27—In port burk Agnes C James, Goudy, for Bristol Channel, Idg. Curacoa. June 22—In port bark International, Atkinson,. for NYork 8 days; brig L Croole, Campbell, for do 6 days. 1d 20th, brig Raphael, Amsterdam. Deen exceeded in any previous year of its history. When Ix . May I7—Arr ships Fearless, Di San Fran- 5 aceon cava Mas Doe mates pent Po Siw, dimlaa poten wre romember that’ this work” has, ben dene by the | typear” atte wort, tenm of the dite. cour, which, ee Ta Mant ead peoteda Stk "Bacco (Be + fast recovering iwsolf.in this respect, The Mount Vernon Ry se thpan perp apon sadn icndraree facul wader (he cusberrasament exleing, from the face wnable to pay, he was ‘Off to jail at Ocka- Taylor, do for Hong Kong, Sid 9th, ship Asia, Bldridge,. Hotel, destroyed ? largest hotel ‘which may not be new to some jers of the at. their employment by the Board of « Joosa—there being Done at charge of : uM; ‘aa ord. alah ig pacpipsgeens bay hed at the ne Haraw. It may be fabulous; still it seems to me some- meeting of June, 1864, for want-of-& quorum, gevended | do Shen, They bed bara gone over eight. milen ere Pe a eerie ry lip tes barter renee tl i ‘world, although i -was not even Sats eehatlintecenti Pr pies PY for its ratification on the action of. at this were byse number of the citizens | mio, Chandler, for NYork do; Orient, Hill; American Uuion,, i of te destruction. Jt was fully a quarter of a mile from ing, a8 it bears rence to the supposed, | time, wo cannot forbear the expression of our admire- | of who demanded , swearing they Russell, and Columbia, Thompson. for do; Roainer, M: ee + Whe ocean parlor to the barbershop. ‘The Mansion House | P°fhape certain, divoovery of the American eontinent tion Be oad meee Kieren bo b epee Ging.” ie eng ‘hhim on the Sheriff gave them to ae i =, hemo Rogers, for Cronstadt ldg;. ‘was dostroyediy fizouin 1888. ‘Tho site of the Mount | ®* before the time-of Christopher Columbas—who, by'| 1.1 were ad 10 the degree of A. B. 2 ae pi By kt Sie eonaentis ainiee wee yearetzoot, Ni Sune St Are, barks 8 Morton, Hood, Now { Vernon is covarod with debris and woeds; that of the | the way, is supposed by-some critics to bave never seen | ‘Tho following is the order of exercises at commence. | mob consented to disperse if Allen was taken to a meets Seth Alimpore,: Hines, 69) Stn eam ee ;- Mansion House, however, is covered by a new hotel—the cele stan daanortn he was the undoubted dise- | ment, June sirceger all ten the one ot Onksloom, fears being ca. a lttsooune, no date—Arr ship Morning Glory, Giltiat, Lon- } arf House. A market house and several stores are | COVerer cipal West India Islands. STATE URIVERBITT— COLUMBIA, MO. peor peas pie wah cog ‘Quxaxo, Joly 1—Arr schr Union, from Montreal for New: ’ Rise AE pret eer ee eee Nee eT las mere” toned eet nn reyes meng : Oe 5 is cal a sips + gine hotel, by Mr.John Risley, of the Continental | ruinod or wnfnished tower of small dimensions and no | Saintsiary eration in Latin, Jobm B. Overal, St. | , Tbe whole pariy then turned beck to Sigourney. They : low ‘York a Henke, aud Daisberg (Prue) Hollen for Bore Mag nwa Bince last seasen on Ocean street, opposite the express | &Teat height. It is polygonal in form, and is destitute of | Charles, Mo. ih: bev ped ret capaeames apr Fo are Maruca FOR CALIFORNIA. Gractsumecaa ofiice. It is called ths La Pierre House, after acclebrated | roof—pezhape never had one. On each side of the pory- | ,Omtion—“The Republic,” Henry C. Daniel, Centralia, | Tin Mo tiettne prisoner, Dut the firmness on tr Be 4 ‘Sr Jouns, NF, June 15—Arr scbra Sardonyx (Br), Banks, Rotel of that name in Philadelphia For the life of mel | gon ig a wide arch, consequently the angles constitate on the part of the sheriff; and Allen’s promising to make Pee (ene SA ee fy Ween Cer eee ae Mo. Oration—“Gold,”” C. C. Torbit, ge a ond A Boone mever could see pat sense in that name. I can under- i ¢ ¥ Br), Love do. . Son. Jy Are ship Sardis, Cox, NYork. Cid. pe tend tea massive pillars, which support the arches and the upper | Oration—‘The Rocks,” Leonidas poms ” ee ee oe part of the tower, which is constracted of hewn stone, | County, Mo. ie 1 James 8, tn tie osha leaving hi Wing is tito abieae an ine bobs bat oven pp Ali letters one yeckagee intended for the Kxw Yous seGreenenet duly aoe ser Milken, ‘Haskell, Philadel COTTAGES, pas ecin a4 Oration—‘“Bacred Literature,” James 8. Preston, Fay- : imna.p abould 7 ‘ ree another feature in ‘Cope May life is the large number | “726'¥ and covered with ivy. The surface | ette, Mo. E returtied.to the bouse,- and taking -s single-tree, went to a; sche Margaret, binis Pere 2 Of private cottages, .cither owned or rented tor the sea- | Of the stones is rough, made so, probably, by the beat) Oration—“‘Art,” Robert T. Prewitt, Columbia, Mo. Ot Daw. BORTON, Suty fee tone Parroaehsy sedate Giles: ’ son, There ure scattered around on the various avenues, | ings of the countless storms of centuries, if the theory of | ., Oration—“Bhakspere,” Arthur P. Shelby, Columbia, Soon mass) 85 | nah; Br bark Fredonia, Burke, Fayal; brigs Sea Foam ‘the princ.pal, however, being on the strects running | its origin was imparted to mo be correct. Mo. ' on {Stee wane. 40 | Coombs, Balthmore: H B Emery, Bradford, Philadelphia: ra ‘perallc] with the beach. ‘The beach rune nearly east | theory is that dhe old tower is the work of the ancient | Philosophical oration—J. W. Cowgill, Hickman, Ky. EAT ean nannnrininrinnditiocnnnn~ | Paekans ‘Newburg: sohrs Sunny South, Crowell, . andwest. There.are three streets runnii paratiel with mon, or Scandinavians, those piratical sea kings that ‘EVENING GURHIOR. charging it to some one else, and then settle down wi Balti fm Batman, Smart; Silver Magnet, Perry: a, semely: 3 es, Washington ae . 4 Tor ag proved 0 @ scourge to the more » | Master's Oration—Joseph V. C. Karnes, A. B., Colum- mee ‘in dnaittian bie st Port of New York, July 8, 1865. Wosbee Lil Ss os, Blackman: Uarroll, Sprague’ BID tweon it and thecreck which forms island. The ‘ations of Rurope. It ie conjectured that a horde of ted Tested, ZARE delphia; EL’ Hammond, i ecerenintarar ery, cee Bay Os Stor ser ei | yun Omten— Thoms F Smid BB Loum, | fara Renata ay semana yee Fata Me a oe a on CLEARED. wer, the sheriff took oy Frere voy to procure the \ aaa City of Boston (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool—J G teamship Liberty, Wilson, Havana— Co. mayen ya Bisamebip Guidisg Siar, "Bory. ‘New Orioans- James A Decauge he was compelled to. ee eee 4 George Washington, Couch, New O-ieans—H B the steamer Propontis, Higginson, Lit via Philadelphia; Darks Onk: Russell Malas? Young Tare, f gunta Kelley (Br), Philips Richibueto, NB; ong ine, Johnson, Mobile; schra Martha Wrightin ‘ Thacher, ‘Baltimore; D § Siner, May, Philadelphia, steamer Propontis; ship C B Hazeltine; brig D B ie. 8 steamer Jersey Blue, NYork. BALTIMORE, July. 7—Arr, bark Hadley, Snow, NYork;. Drige Birchard & Torrey, Haskell, Calais; ‘Cacique (Braz), Ca Quutra, NYork; schrs Lavinia Hopkins, Cropper, do; Etna. ‘Providence. Cid brigs Althea (Br), pon, St. John, NB; Model, Torrey, Boston ; echrs Jonas Smith, Peters, ‘Weat Indies; Greenland, Bucklin, New Orleans, Mechan: Ray, Providence; Hannah Matilda, Price, Jersey City. 8) BANGOR: duly 6-care achr Wm McCobd, Chitman, XYork. al r ‘obb, Chitman, NYork. BART GREENWICH, July &—Sld schY Eli Townsend, Newman, Rondout. Ay dry Ac 5 + al *, Hal A A SM urnalde, , Pini ‘ork. HOLMES’ HOLE. July 6, PM—Arr or ‘theso barbarians found lantic, as the Welsh Prince M is said to have done, ied Hall is Congress street; north of It is North street. | and to have constructed the tower as a defence against pon these are the principal cottages. Although La- | the aberigines, The small size of the structure, how- Sayotte street contains the greatest number, it is crowded | ever, sooms to militate against this theory. the ‘too much for comfort, :the most pleasantly situated in | workmanship appcare to indicate a adil superior than ‘Mat respect being Hug! Washington and: the side “the Heap. anil ny. lh ‘It is questionable, indeed, whether the Franklin, Jefteraon .and Queen streete, West of Con: ion ming, ye Tramp - in ev A ‘s ‘Baccalaureate ‘Addresses, by Jobn B. Lathrop, LD. Prosident of the University. ®CALE OF BONORS POR 1865. 1, falat Oration. 7 ical Oration. The muaic for the occagion was discoursed by the Ma- gentlemen, vis: Arthur P. Selby James 8. having completed ecientific the obs The Cromwell & Co. man. ween. Nevada, Carpenter, Savannah—Wakeman, Goo- iy now lies in” at this where he wo ee ni en ee tee yarns. Upeaaa get Bisamabip Allambre, Benson, Charleston—Arthur Legry. streets. a correct list | remote ages, Of the different cottages, with the names of thoee whe | Northmen of those days were acquainted with the princi- secupy them for thewseascu. It may prove of interest to | ples on which,the arch is constructed. Be all this as it Zeer Bumerous readers, both in Philadelphia and Capo my, the people of Newport seem'to regard the old tower y, for | assure you.the.Heraip is an institution down | with mo little veneration. isa Meore, Wooster, Wilmingion—H nis ife some Ellen 8 1, Chay rbern—C Goodsneed. Years since, and apparenty lived happily with her Sieamenip Yusso, Couch; Norfol and. Richrsone Helos: = Sisamebip. Hatteras, Parrish, Norfolk, City Point and "HT Livingston & Oo. teamanip Gen thera, ‘Harria, Norfolk and Richmond— Ptcamabip John Gibsen, Kelly, Georgetown—H B Crom- well & Co. ARRIV. a} GA Stout. Borden, W: jan Geeeen erererne Miele | Hematite tenet HOW 4 DAY 18 SPENT. ‘The programme here is pretty much as followe—Break- fest over, a stroll ie palepe taken, or the forenoon Tounged away at home or the hotel. At cleven o'clock bathing commences, and the streets are alive with car- proceeding to the Beach. From this hour till one beach te eared af ladies, and masculines ‘go in” ina ON WABTINGTON STREET. F. W. Ralston's cocuze, F, W. Ralston, of Phitadelph'a, W. J. Bennett's cottage, John Cooper, of en. N. B. Smith's cottage, M. ¥.. Keenan, of iladelpata, Mr. Webb's cottage, alr. Chaplain, of Philadelphia Mire. P. Quigg’s cottage, Mra. H. P. Quigg, of Phila- ‘A. Sender's cottage, E. A. Soeder, of Philadelphia. | statoof nature till three o'clock, when, at the hoisting of worthy of all praise. ane Patiadelsnos for F ey ae By ng George Allen’s cottage, Allen, of Philadel @ flag, the wathers resume their clothing and The literary societies were addressed on We Serjoge Cuter, Mrs Se Trenor, | weil & Co. i. 7g tld Depa a gh Re ae 4 Shaw's cottages tia Haran, of Philadelphia Tamewand ‘a the evening carriages are sgain in requi- ph ne John Montgomery, D. D., im an addrens oy sis cea razon, Mine Richardson, Mee d TSteamahp City of Bath, Bearse, Boston—Whiiney & Hath- ag og ee Ra I gy Bo noe .nger’s cottage 4 Balti- ti borhood loquent thoughts; indeed, Coben, 4 $ Pe re and. “aching oqupaon, ed with Deauty and fashion, | sDl0 sddrees, which might be read and’ ponderbd with | Sackeos, Usatenant Fal, wits and (wocbierent ir cD | geet CMaP™ (ial) Raps, Glonessten-—Glecovish, Agrosto Glsoe Bay for dot J Wtisiteld (Bris Potter, Windagrs NS Mecray’s cottage, Chas. 8\ Wayne, of Philadelphia, | till tea time. As yet there bas ‘been little or no ni Peis ace oe 5 Ship Belle Wood (Br), Freeman, Liverpool—Witliams & | {oF 40; Harriet Neal, O'irien, Lubec for do; Haxon, Cassidy B.'P. Dubera's cottage, # P. Dubos, of Philadelphia. | dimipation, it Bets too arly inthe noason for tat Governor ion. Hawardn, Kichard Vase, Percy Heliner, ‘Theo T Derringer, Won. Stitee’coviace, 1 Ht Logeof Philadelphia When that fairly commences iv bide fair o be carried on Pa Ship Daniel Webster, Spencer, London—E E Morgan & i mith: Lizzie Hayle, Clare Merck, Vitae. lege, Bs fb ponies oop Sie, BreneeBeem Bree pramieragiac earns % a com! 3 ‘Tth—Arr Albatross (Br), T. B. Hughes couage, ‘Me. Boy ‘OBITUARY. Soa or Bt 3 . ¥ Brig Eel Pie Cooning, Cow Bay Brett, Bon d Co. brig Aibate OW LAVAYSQIER, STREET. nnn Keri, of Bt. Brig Margeret ‘Ann. Wi Coe akin Nak Seatihers & on wna, Bennett, Vinalharen Philip Hill's.cottage, Philap Hill, of Phi " ‘The Rev. Xavier Donald McLeod, ae Stow Co, for do; Com Kearney, Roberts, for do; : > e Cannil , NB—G F Peniston. v " u Al 4 ZT Smithreowtage, M ?. Dalat, ‘of New York. ‘Western papers bring tho. intelligence of the death by fe Preaien jo Bre Preoncee (Bt), Chlsboia, Wallace Meee eee ee ee eee mcs SW iatasla tbe, ee | pPhiladeiphia. ~~ = 8 railroad socident of the above named gentleman. The ore oe rig At Vineent (Br), Ganton, Pictou—B F Small & Co, eons f “asus Brolashy'scltage, Biman Bsclosky, of File: | accident oecurned meer Sedamevile, and whit the rever- wee a te eto ver Bri 4 8 Goae, Spent Fort Hepat Munya Co. Havana; Sunbeam, Pere, Ruatan Yaland. "Ghd ting Caro” “ma nate Rennedy'a.cottage, William B. Keen, of Chicago, | 4 gentleman was on his way to attend. dying parish- | cured, as the de Schr Elva (Br), Bethel, ne tape , * Frankllu'Hcuse cottages, C. B Keen, of Philadelphia, | soner, a shortdtistance.on the road. He was preparing | *¢ festival, under the anepices of the Behe Nema ‘itn kevin; Chariotciown, PRI-C H Tram. | q2#it-Arr steamship Evening Siar, Wimpenny, New. York William 8. Hanaeli’s cottage, W. 8. jBaacell, of Phila- | to step on the gravel train when the Indianapolis Ex- _ Ma phia. dr. Werheril'seottage, Barmadt. Haneoll, of Philade). | Pres rushed on {the notsoof the gravel train preventing his hearing it).and dashed him -off the track. He was S0th—Arr echr Princess Royal (Br), Belize, Hon. pote, harks Hciite Morviten Pecry, eed Wiocenes Bovorey ‘ Hosper from Philadelphia; schrs Mortis, from Garr Cargon, from do: Tlarstene, Hora, from Phildelphin. Below, at Queran from. Matamoros: 3] Wildes, from Lead ‘Schr Angolo (Br), 81 John, NB—D R Dewolf & Co. #nkoe ley Gempeely Halifax Ohio Wesleyan University. M af Mr HC Brooke (ir) Waduan, Londondery, NB—H J & the See i oante Draw. june 30, 1968. ting to. the twe 4 Revere (Br), Goodwin, Jacksonville—Trujillo & Vi- ches John Davis’ cottaze, John Davig,.of Philadelphia. eeverely breieed in ‘head, ‘The exercises pertai wenty-first’ annual Bohr: ‘Cid steamship Republic, Dol- Reoorge Howell's actiage, George Hawell, of Philadel- Mo ie ned a aoe tne age, Mier 8 few | commencement of the Ohio Wesleyan Ueiversity, ee | m6. 5 P anger, Aldrich, Kay Weot—Benner & Brows, land, NYork; sehr Hope (Br), Pickett, Belize, Hop, deep sighs, ed his last. The deceased was theeon | tem me hin pe, on Sunday, Sune 26, with's sor. | uoneciia Wille Jone yeahs Mine His | Sehr Marina Ni, Nitaro “Waaningion, NO. : RW BEDFORD, ‘uly {arr algamship, Jergey Brow, J. Church’s cottagg, A. F. Sabim¢,of Philadelphia. of Dr. Alexander McLeod, a Presbyterian minister and | mon by Dr. T. M. of the W. o Renny Lang phan F Hawthorn, A Pierce and son. Schr Gay, Btetoon, Rich Bently, Smiths Co. Ppt hatred aa iw Be ae) Returned, poh Arma Ser. Chureh’s cottage, George W. Wlumly,,ef Philadel- | author, of thiscity. We take the following particulars | Allan Mumiouary Lyocdm. In the evening Rev. George DEPARTURES. Bight : —_ Riehmond—Van Brunt & grvoa, Uape Vord Talandn ands market; sehr Bleetric Bpart, " “ ‘Taber. Savannah. we Pr. Sionn'e cottage, Rev. Dr. Newins, of, Philadelphia | & bls Jife and wnitings from the.new ‘Ameriean Encychef | nyal University sermon, frow the words, “Study to ebow | atscrand servant; Mr eed rm dea Heamphrey Tasker | ogtht BAward Slade, Croffer, City Point—N 1. Macready & | Wily LONDON, July 6—Arr echr Thomas Winans, Brigcs, Mr. Sjoan’s cottage, DeHaver, of Philadelphia, ) arnt = God.” and Mise Anos Humphrey, Pde ‘itken, on MA nnd ichr M Tere Fes ‘Van Brunt Slaght, Vere iC, ith Leno's conan, 5 Me Eat of Phetetph Tavis Deasll, 00. seotigen ction, tan. tw Bow foe Censceh, seesed shies tha Guhe, Memenas M ve Banepa in w ‘Wooster, eerie eke | ee ee c prasngaed udlagn’s covusge, J.B. of Phi is | York, November 17, 1621. He graduated.at Col ; Weta fore et r Tennessee, , ; ; . Beery J. Fox's cottage, deney J. Far’ of Philadelphia. | College and after studying theolkey be took, Geum is | Historical Boctty’ relating some amuring toexdents per- | Zucuehiand wife, Kegane, Ward, Madame Augustine ban. | Kehr Harries Wigrine Firaand = & row & co 4 New York ithe'd W ela at NYorE for Key Wort) ‘ LE. Johnson's cottage, M. Healy, of Philadgiphia, the Eplecopal Chusch 1a 1440. He cas sottied for « short | *ining to Methodism of the olden time. ‘A and Win Musray, #1 3 WLFirson IG | Bear Burpring Benes TH 8 Racket & Son. EM LADELP! LA; July 7--Are shipe Castilian, Christal, | Leaming’s cottage. Emery Watherby, of Balti- | (ime ine rural paridh, and in 1860 went 10. Eu Bishop lectured on the subject of Rdncation Inde; Me Maker, MrTiangbton, Mice 3 | Rehr SCE Hinskel, Hcakell Boston—C'B Swain, Liverpool; Coburg. Gibson, do; bark Celia (Bry Daly, Ce «"*iiliem Scheltinger’s ecttage, Mra Nandervoert, of | leuidowes shyend h and! sendied until 1862. ng bis | Church of Dhio might be ios Ssoce: Taiep envanen es woe Madden: | Behe Perse Bi Porter, Windsor OLoM Bri take, do: 8 1, Crocker, Proubrey, 2 Miko tie: f m Minger’s ao ire Nanderv: re] re fully n, r Perse 4 ings. 5 8 cker, 2 —— ins, gett Pama Rasa | Seco of aig rere” ate cart | Et Raum Ou pen, y ubwtnng, Figg | Soy Racnounbion Fos“ Kenny Reabiaies Pitino vote Wer oe ON QUEM STREET. tributing to Various magazines pay ching Mpyom, |-ducation, it was dotermined to hold a State Convention | Banke, Rit’ i) ARRIVED. J Melntire Br Haskell. Aspinwall; ‘Russell, do;, dobn.G. Ware's cottage, Wm. W. Wiluon, of Ehila- | hurst, bis Wanderings and Ways of Thinking” (New |‘*!P0D Tuesday preceding the, next commencement; are- | Cu U Srevenue steamer Juniper, Lieut Commanding John | Volunteer, Moore, London via Nowe: Elinira, Norten,, _-teiphia. York! 1462), "Life of Sir Walter Scott” (1860), ‘The }-aest being made for all the churches of the four patro. | MrOate snd wife DW Hendricks, Washington, 4 hours. Portland’ W F Garrison, Smith, Roxbury; M. ny, Haley, Th ON JEFFRKSEN STRERT. Bloodstone’ (1863), and the “Life of Mary Queen of | ®'2ing conferences to send at least one a The | gife, 1 F Crossland end Steamship Carlo (Br), Groves, Bermuda, 2d inst, in ballast, Br, bag TH A Willetts, Young, Pawtucket: BA lin, EH, Moith’e couage, HL MoGailey, ot New York. | Root” (186). MY. “Melaod in also the’ ether. of | COMMenceMent enaruises proper Look plage on Thurs | HE, Labarten, 3 W, ‘Guuteaip Blar of the Union, Blanchard, New Orleans, | A'Cohn’ Williams, Cambridgeport Jane C. Patiowey fam’ Sabellingor's cottage, W. W. Juvenal, of Pbila-| “The Elder's House, or the Three. Converts,” | “ay, the 20th instant. Twelve young men graduated. | p°Rooth, ‘St Louin; Miases MIs uly with mave and passengers to H B Cromwell & Co.” | taker Hoston; JM Broomall, Douglass, ‘do; “American Bo. aiphia. “Chateau Lescure, er the “Last Meaquan’s abd sidont Merrick delivered hie baccalaureate address | Aicwart's ® Grinnan tose “a Ba ‘Aieainship Commander, Terry, Witmningion, NO, @hours, | gie shaw, Norwich; & & L. Corde ik, Salem: Jesse ON FRANKLIN STREET. a “Lite of Fernando “Wood,” the Mayor of New | i the afternoon; his theme being the prosent state of oar Ballard, lb Moulor, @ ‘Lavie, Rol arith mdse and passengers, to Arthur Leary. ‘itiam insmore, Boston; Wm Gilluma, Dickineon, _Meaac Salger’s cottag?, Isaac Sulger, of Philadelphia York, (1866,) McLeod's “Fugitive Poom’s” are his | CoMmtry, and the men that were needed for the timer. arlen Button, Kainuel Shani Steomahip Ben. Deters. 1 greiner, More need Sex. FO8 NYork; Crepe ‘ge ny Bt gohn, XB. \ Mire. D’Ipwillier's cothage, We. L. Marsbalj,of Phila- | most characteristic productions; some of them, aa “The Tue Ghio Wesleyan University j¢ now im a. highly ih, W days, i. tor enon AAR en el a fromm Olentuegen adalphia, Weeder’ (Putnam’s Monthly) and ‘The Saga of Viking | #0wEsbing condition, having had, during the past year * Steamship Ariadne, Crary, Richmond and Nerfolk, 2 hours, Ree By cares Saintes ar zonarenyertanonn, ON DECATUR ORLRET. Torquil”? (Knickerbocker Magazine), have merit, | in all ite departments, four hundred and ten students. with mdse and passengers, to H T Livingston &'Co. ); Bouthern Rights; brig George G Roberts ‘Wm. Fotterall’s cottage. In 1867 he removed to 8. Louin, Missouri, whore he wae bor a, 0 ee geen eee hiehien on teat | re . 1 ‘ON JACKHON SIRERT. for some time editorially counected with the Leader Marietta College. 7 Ore OeeEcdon Olives: Howport. 8 adage, with iron and 9 | det ne ne ny OAM ech? Buceteter, Newman, Ren- a8. Peernae's cottage, L. F, Paeraon, of Philedeiphie. | newapsper, then under the direction of Dr. J. 'V. | | Theraxercegs of the thineanin anuial commencement | Sivcd at FW Oe sbgera, 10 Nesmith & Sona. RICHMOND, July 88d schr @ © Hayden, Smith, NYork 4% jowrell's cottage, T. K. § juntingdon. le subsequentiy became Professor jarictta College were held Jast week in the o john G (of Nassau, NP), Nassau, 10 days, with mdi - . “ ‘ Mr. J.B. Newell's caliage, Mra SJ. Batten, of | cahetorte and Belle Leterer at Mount BU Mary's Gollege, | tonal church at that place. Mike uSdrore before the Re. | Gaaaisass ctegecgey) Sore ene Fos i ca ’ . ), Dat a ith mean DA DTCC oven Jens 2 wh op ; va wood, &c, to Dovale & Co. June 27, lat 25 17, *, T Willi Hiadds, Porto Rico be he To, lon 72.58, saw ‘ech ‘Mary fp AA ARPA ARP ARP PAP PRADA ADD. ANNAN q A }OMFORT AND NEATNESS IN SPITE = ¢ alent self-fartening Steel Collar, Toe. eh ot ay Writs, 750. a pair; Steel Buiterilles and Crarate (git (Philadelphia, |. pear Cincinnati. "* ‘ON PRRRT PTREST. Haney’s cowage, George W. Frper, of Philadajphia. | After the long and trying preparation mecesrany for ‘Johnson's cottage, Charles Towasend, of Philadel. | Ue Catholic priesthood, Mr. McLeod was ordained, aud phia. spent the lant few years of his life in w little cell in the ciety of Inquiry was delivered on Sunday evening by fessor L. J. Evane, of Lano Seminary. On Momday was the contest between the IMerary socie- taon of the college, which consisted of original orations, poems and.a discussion. 3H was thorough and creditable Harry Geyeland’e cottage, 1. Clovelam!, of New York. | tagement of bis church, from whi tothe young men engaged. y bows), 2c. to 76c, each; ladies’ Steel Colla each. eB. Maller’ Charles © Philade!. , ich be came forth at s iy, Row J nd, Catheart, Lingan, 14 daya, with coal, to | Samples railed. Tree on’ receipt of ce, W. ler’s cottage, Charles C. Brogk, of iddatis toe auch erathn ol Charley antes saint be wing © @ severe ic .affiction Rev. J. Hyatt | Rneppanl, Wm.) Meta 4,0 sep iee, Ga Roweene erase eT Sead teed PO BNET, f fahimiron (of Buckeport), Colline, Lingan, 18 aa a ir i be a im the steerage. with coal, to T H Sanford. Aides Giaeiie 9 Smith, the erator chosen for the literas itn, eas Leaming’s cottage, Mre. Fetherston, of Philedal- | bia live. not present. Tuesday evening Kdward H. Allen, pain. —— of Chillicothe, of the class of "61, delivered the ann e n Tastes, bene th © degn, etnens 0% YORNS, BUNIONS, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS Mr. H. Hughes’ cottage, Dr. Witiameon, of Philadel James Crockett, the Lion Tamer. ration befortane alumnr At its alone dipomen were | sieoWr and Wridonn: Bender 4 York Gana, means 29 dave, wivcoal to New | 1 cured without pain by Doctors RICE & HART. 68 Bowery, | {From the Cincinmati Gazette, July 7. dolivewd on behalf of the societies to the ja. pehe Wy gy {of Thomaston), Post, Cow Bay, 16 days, | had nails, &c. By mail, 6) cents and py cornea, bunions, Jos Leaming’s cottage, Lewie Scott. Philadel ] dumes Crockett, recently attached to Howe's European | attag members af each. To the Alpha wh coe aocetors Nitta, Reroggine, MA, 90 deye, with — va uy Liew. T. J. Cochran, of the "69, iy Adjutant of the Geventy-seventh Ohio. To the Pei Gam- ma, by Laut, Colane! Dougian Putnam, Je, claesof '69, Kach of these A irene, and.well known, bots i thiseountry end Forope, IVORCE.—PRIVATE CONSULTATIO} ‘ cha areAts, orteaee pies, on rn? & tomer of wild” beasts, died yeeterday afternoon, ¥ 4 tained. Correspondents soliciting advice must vemit fee. - on — *TRERT. P = F. "a cottage, Zoxeph F. of Philadel. elock, inthe Gn " Joweph ‘age ge ph F. Page, ladel- | about four o'clock, inthe dressing room of the above ~4 “Otis, fiyder, Belfast for Al " Gen Peavy, Farrel, Bi ‘és fosen Frias, shuts, Heltant ii phia ‘nemed cixcus, which was being exhibited at the time to | reoenily of the Ninety-recond Ohio. ‘Will be absent at the Western courte during the July term, , } 4, F. Cake’s cottage, J. F. Cae, of Cape Istana. saTloasenes ‘Dudience,. thet tos waiting impatiently to men deliverad short and appropriate addresnen, has Roberta, Bt tenes Cerner, Bane. after the th tom 8 ny W. B. Miller's cotiage, W. B. Milior, of Gaye Inlomd. | itnese hia explaite with the animale under bis manage. | Mr. Cochran paid an eloquent and fooling tetivute tothe | Hes Catarina Manegad, Mrs ron f Mazieane, Moorthy, Bangor, @ daye. ‘Lnmpeiilnteticanteet eeneaman oe eat 00 reamaey, On CONGRESS STREET. meni. dead of ‘Alpha Koppa, Mr. Putnam crented quite a | Mred Warker, F ro Hernteba, a Melbourne, Mapes, Cariiner, 13 days, 0 190 -S8ONAS-S, AONEOE HOGS AED al Richond D. Wood's coltge, Mov. J. A.and Dr. 1. | "Ate Cronkett enjoyed hin onal heath during de day, | sensation ty qpeaking very plainly hi views on politcal | Reva Kite ‘Chr. Haver, Gonta gt mvaitert | Behr Lamarting, Gardner, Wareban, Ge creengrtsn street, sopnee oF Matias. aed tere pop wi Medxe, iadelphia. ‘and had been driven through the streeta in company with | subjecta, Heexhorted the young men about te assume | Chearer, Chan Diehl, Jobn ki rt, Mr and Mre ‘donrad Behr Superior, Hatch, Rockland, find Teas, Coffees, Fish, Flour and everything ‘ine Cheaper James C. Hand's cottage, James C. Hand, of Philadel- | bia hone, xen em, taken in an oa oy) with the ox- 4 ee Ee chant not et fe en pee We and nee, ce Mign Ree wel. = ara, Go aa im Revtiand, than any Store in New York, One peice boost. phia. comive heat of the sun, seems to give the best and most #y' rel to meet fair! squarcly, q o cl bE "wba “2. ! Mr:, Jarvison’s cottage, Mrs. Jaroisom, Norristown. Seuomed ches to Upeatelion of Chet ayueery of his seach, | Aadecide pen Us’ sews cation’ whether mep “a nel er Mitomoee Whip: boot Gasman R. R. R Resides these there are many cottages near (he island | ‘The deceancd was a native of England, unmarried, and | who were good enough to figh @ country were not | f Rohimstser, | Schr Loduskia, Rnaith, ‘Ellsworth, 10 daya, * — opSOXEN S3S05 Fhngetras sanocenpied by viaitors The bulk of tho Jatter, yen will } perhaps forty-tive yeare of age. achfevement which | good enough to vote, ‘The fact that Mr, Putnam is atill Tonkerci.Jonn Witiaman M Alphonse, | Sehr Lada, Lambert, Boston. nO UY One ROtrLE Oe i ve, are from Philadelphia, as is quite patural they | x'rat hi ‘cheriety ab © tamer of animals occurred | suffering from # wound received at Miseion Ridge gave | H Me inn Brener, ever P Faeasenich, Jacob Hei | Sehr Cornet, Rich, mn. RADWAY'S. Bona be: but before the war Halttmore was muci: bet- | at Astley’ phitheatre, London, and consisted in going | additional point to his remarks. mann, Henry Schmits, Conrad Binder, William Reinhard, iar Pent’ aoe, — READY RELIEF. er ropresented than it is now. ‘With this goodly number | int hord of wild beasie thet had escaped from their From the church that portion of the audience who Him Lest Thome Pe ett ugler, | Schr Empire, Daviaon, Boston for Atbany Patn tnetnotty semnont) sal nets saleniatie aia, ov at 3 J y " b ui AD a ight a= 4 po age hg —s maou, plac of confinement, and. by his mysterious and wonder Berta te ibe he Pp By Sigh 4 ne Giles, HC Magnus, J Melener, Fr Becker and ly yey! Th or Infectious diseases prevented and exterminated, The y and pleasui ful power quelling their rage and thirst for blood— whic! have learned from others, there is ngthing of the had’ born whetted by.devourit man who fell in their Kona, The cottage society ig marked by & total want of | way—ntyil lending them back subdued to their dens. @ovlality, 1 have not beard (nor has anybeoly elec) At thd ime of his demise Mr. Crockett was costumed of » ball, a tablewa, or file champitre aia by one ot | for the ring, and war about to appear before the audience, them (or the past five or dix years. It is phia all | Wo believe Ixy was on bie way yom the dreseing room out—pigaiehly exclusive. The society of Philadelphia | for this purpose, when he staggered, foil, and almost © Magn . Carl Gerlach, GK ienry Nurnberger, Leopold niabaum, Johann Aenlelcher, Coal Hassobn, PG Mow bray, Kautmann, deoren Kage weak, feeble and red wtrength, vigor, and ‘ Fi nd nervous restore to ey Mra hn George Reichard sound neath by, ihe ose of RADWAT'D READ) pier. ine GO cent will do more good, eure m compiainis, and keep the stomach cleat und. healthy than ten dollark / repent for all ot medicines or bitters in ase. Sold by druggists, and at 87 Maiden law au JCHILBERG'S GERMAN OINTMENT—WARRANTED well attended and prolonged to the “wee ema’ hourr’” by the recital of speech ishing of the inner man, and all the exercites incident to such reunions, which are perhaps the happiest af life. The meeting of the Alomoi, Wednesday morning, wee one of far more than ordinary interest. The report of the committeo chr Ann ¥ Ripple, Hodyor, Boston for Albany, ‘Henry Gann, Mr an Sehr Vintage, Robbing, Bosion for Albany, ta Mr and Mrs’ August | SchrJ A Dix, Noal, Harwieh, jarniot and two ehildren, Edward ‘and son, J Decort, | Sehr Falcon, Male, ‘New Hedford. gizere haartosna, Altres Auger, Fried Horak, Mra Hisieng Bent Baran Jane, ardiner, Rewnert a, ‘ otnony loritz Man! latermant, Anton New jout. Heck Wittnm, Dahistror Preae fret, Mredr Wagner, | Behe Martin Van Buren, Harty, Providence for Rondout Fried hy Ces —— stands on a basin something like Provident Johnson's | immediately @rpired. Coroner Carey held an inquest | on the military record of tho eallege browwht out Rcheldel, Ferdinand Hohmann, Mra Rehr Alida, Eaton, Providence for Newburg. S acertain care, without the elightert. da amnesty proclamation—everyening unaer $20,000 way | nron the body, but the verd et haa not yet been made many valuable facte. No one of the thirty clases i Wilhelm eee aftihe bHictah, Nit, Mow ktaven for Btisepeth- | ° Serorula, Henin, all Bone Skin Died stand anide known, Mis lots to the extebliehment to whieh he wae | that have graduated was without its reprerentative oe hetkee port ot fy ™ e ae. For cate at the drag store, 98 Bowery . /MOBEMHNTS, Aviached will be fersparable; while ihe crowds who have | in our army. Of soventy-rix members of tho col | jug Te and | Sehr dW Bell, Hall, Stonington for Rowdout . . ‘CHING-AND USE WHRATON'S In the ol days thera was gonuine amusemont at the | everywhere witneseed bis exiraord nary forts wil’ rocret | lege when the war commenced, forty-six have | othersin steerage * Behr © Baylee, Cole, Orient eat ay ads frome AL Ay tf yd Cie The landiorda of the Hotels took es much pleasure | the sudden taklog of OF one Wig bad given them «0 | beon in the service. Mostof the alumnl and students | New Onueane—Steamehip Guiding Stor—A CO Tremoulet BAILED, forly eight hours; also evros Chilblains, Uleers and all Brag jw cajorimg tor the amusement as they did tov the | much oleagure, who ontered the army rong 10 the yank of suballorne, and * and family, TN Blake, J M Rand, a Bebirmer, M Lehman, Pleamere Horuevia (iiam), City of Boston (Br), Virginia ~ tons of (he Skin, Sold by all druggista,