The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1865, Page 5

“. 1 ANAT si NEW YORK ‘A&KALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1865. uf Mat aM a |~ ‘THE WATERING PLACES.’ debate, The speakers said thoy were not to be intim!- 1. Phe Blection in Tennesses. dated, and, finally, the subject was disposed of by throw- beste Lousynse, Ky., August 8, 1965, ing the letter the table, Returns of the eidvtion have been received from the «. PRNGION AGENT Af PRILADELPHTA. following towns in th; Sate, with the following re- Erastus Paulson has executed a new bond as Pension | sult :— ~~, Povaumraninwog rw py a jpo> gaggia a BE cae om one pre aa “lh Min aD con- 3 h , Y Dera meee eT Swedwater—Maynard, Union, $1 mslority. Soldiers’ ‘ THE LAND OFFICE. ‘vote—Maynard 52 majority. Our city subscribers will confer s favor by reporting ‘any of our city carriers who overcharge for the Hasso, Country subscribers to the New Yous Hamas are re- quested to remit their subscriptions, whenever practt- cable, by Post Office Orders It is the safest mode of (wanamitting money by mail: ‘President Johnson’s Health Steadily Improving. . ie mat oa ‘The State of Minnesota has just received two patents | The vote in the First district for Congress is 68 follows: a a «O beoret, ?Tne Old Capitol Prison and Its | trom the General Land Office for $53,861, the largest | Miller, Union, 183 majority. Our Leng Menai Geatiapaabetes alleen eaten eee Coney ete of Mala, Advertisements should be sont to the ofl before nioe f Portion being situated in the Henderson land district and Tonesboro—Taylor, 99; Miller, 152. . Lona Branon, August 4, 1866. net and eames, feo cree ‘and exquisites, tlut- o’clock in the evening, Inmates, the residue in the St. Poters district. ‘These are lands all | Murfrecsboro—Ed. Cooper, administration, 251 majo: | ‘The now railroad has Begn completed, and dafly brings ) #ring, fi 7, With 9 beak of other ad. hejucenc eurmneneamgmtonntn "i reported by the Surveyor General of the State as enuring | rity. an aocession to the host of visitors which crowd al¥ the Long Branch | pe aren oo, tnaiee 20 08 Se © hep oa THE WEEKLY HERALD. to Minnesota under the grant of Congress approved the Columbia—Arnold, 104; Thomas, conservative, 158. 12th of March, 1860. Cowan—Cooper, administration, received twenty-five PASSPORT BUSINESS. votes, ‘The business of the Passport office has fallen off go | In the Tenth district of Franklin county there was no much within a month that the present has beon deemed | °PPosition. asujtable time for Mr. Welsh, who has its business in Nusaviis, August 4, 1865. No additional returns are received that would indicate charge, totake a vacation. Ho leaves for Wostern pasate ~ Now | any pomtive resulta, Maynard, of the Knoxville[dis- hotels here, Tho scettery along the route has been “described in the Heraip gfaphically, and with truth it i undoubtedly s detightful trip, and the directors of the railroad company may promise themselves big receipts, and the shareholders large dividends, for some time to come. The attractions ef Long Branch as a watering Place are second to none in the vicinity of Now York, and each season sees it more crowded than the preced- through th? Lancers at or about that time. All the | The Cheapest Newspaper and Hest Liteca= hotels had their ves present, either in a mass ry Family Journal in the © hd ang ‘country. of lace, trom ae peered 8 face meatiom o ~ ed er ott, | ‘The Weexr Hanazp for the present week, now ready, husdred flowers. Al! was enjoyment; the wickedest of | contains:— most bewitching glan us, Interesting account, from a Special Correspondent, of " font us, sad, ‘not uw . belog pb on hee feat some arrow | Visit to the Potroloum Region of Pennsylvaula, with full Prone the bow of a. conuit? god might have plereed our { dotails of ite present condition and future prospects; Con- frmirty Thousand Poople Reported to Have Left Moxendria to Avoid the Plague, trot; Stokes, of the Chattanooga distriet, and Cooper, of } ing ‘The village itself faces the sem, while the beautiful | 2&rt ; ttauation of the graphic Narrative of the Staff Officer who Seen ke, “ CITY INTELLIGENCE, the Shelbyville district, all Union, and Thomas, of the | river shrewsbury—eo ee a Ws ection tods'| Or atte le ee ret emag {2 | accompanied the rebet ox-Prosidont in his fight, and hte Clarksville district, and Campbell, of the Nashville dis- | forms the other boundary, whiclr makes it # branch. It | Most enticing of wal } present to | description of the country through which they passed; Wasuvatos, 4 A caw Brum Soormry.—The stated ting of the trict, opposition, are undoubtedly elected. No reports | conta ins a population of over ten th f, aceording to ee the cool breeze Cg tp Account of the Arrival of the Washington Conspirators managers was held at the Bible House, Astor place, on have been received from West Tennessee, Thursday, the 8d inst., at balf-past three P. M.; Wm. Whitlook, Jy., Esq., one of the vice presidents, in the giyar oy Ache pee chair, assisted by Frederick Winston, Eaq., Vice Preal- Yesterday « paroled rebel prisoner named Miller, who dent, The Rev. Dr. Van Dyck, of Beyroot, read the | had induced Mr. Grg@pry, proprietor of the Spencer House, twelfth chapter of Jeremiah, and offered prayer. Three | Louisvilie, to Shelburo, Sullivan county, twenty barca mpbants Saeiees. ‘vrandamnverengedan fen miles below this city, under pretense of selling him Towa Communications were re- si ‘woods Solved from Rev. 8 RBiges, Ste anth , Griagan In eens neem Crepiry eeordeeanaty: in thy tororeating nooo of the istration of Eton. | Rear Shelburn, beat him nearty to death, stabbed hint tament among the Dakota ; from Mr. Andrew M. | several times, and then robbed him of ninety§dollars in Sia epee ideo, mean his sucoess in the Roe Suaaeaet hs watch. The people turned out, caught 10 eration ; . 1. Ge, “ Constantinople, showing the need of the Slavic Sabet Miller, had him identified by Grogory, and hung him on a ghee ape Pe a London, ae (hin atree near the place where the crime was committed ol 10 ic ures. a) onting remake ere. ‘ad ee ee 4 Dye, Faint hopes are entertained of Gregory’s recovery. recen| ve mH Beyroot, ject of the Arabic Benue ee fbr re The Fire Commissfoners. elegant 8vo Bible, and also a portion of the Gospel by At the meeting of the Board yesterday a communica- John, both printed at the Mission press in Boyroot; and | tion was received from Engine Co. 19 retiring E. also two gold coins, exceedingly of the time of : Alexander the Great, being upwards of 2,200 years old, | Kehoe for non-performance of duties and being in ge to aid a meeting the, expanse of the arable arrears to the compahy. Action of company confirmed. Scriptures, ey are for sale. Remarks were also | Foreman J. J. Gorman, Exompt Engine, stated that at made by the Rev. William H. Gilbert, as to his labors in dl Virvinia and North Carolina, where Racrpanieed several | ® meoting on the 2d inst. tho company agreed to disband, Biblo Committees. Granta’ of books were made to the | have turned over their appliances, and thank the Com- Presbyterian Board of Publication, to the United States | missioners for many kindnessos. Christian commission for the West and for New Orleans, | _ Mr. Commissioner Enga reported on members of Hore for United States hospitals at Elmira, to the Senmen’s | Co. 11 who have been expelled by the foreman, returning Bethel at Providence, R. I., to tho Bible Committee at | the mattor for the action of the company. Potersburg, Va., and for several places at the South, in | Committee on Tolegraphs recommended Mr. C. 8. Huntsville, Ala., North Columbia, 8. C., and Richmond, | Chapin for the post of Superintendent of Fire Telegraphs. Va. Some smaller grants were made, and eighteen vol- | Report received and recommendation adopeed. The umes in raised letters for the blind. Further measures | Board then adjourned. were taken towards the observance of the society's jubi- | at the Dry Tortugas, and their assignment tw Ibbor; The Experience of a Hismap Correspondent in putting # Girdle around Rebeldom; Accounp of the depredations of the pirate Shmandoaly in the Arctic ocean, witl an interesting account of the owner- ship of the vessel; Important intelligence trom Moxico, Hayti, Eesope, and all other parte of the World; Poetry; A highly’ interesting story, written expressly for the Weexty Hewate, cntitled “The Basiitti of tho Trans- Missizsippi Region; The excoftent story of “My Grand- father’s Wife;’’ Musical and Theatrical Review for the Week; Religious Intelligence; The Current News of the day; Interesting terary, artistic and geientific items; Seasonablo reading for Farmers afd Gardeners; Sporting Intelligenee; Varieties; Facetiae; Valuable re- views of the Money; Commercial, Dry Goods and’ Cattle’ Markets, and reports of all interesting events of the week. the census returns. Ow THE BEACH. It is probable that one'ef the finest views of the sea is obtained at Long Branch. The sea roare and foams and boils for miles along, and the eye of the beholder takes in a grand scene. Far, far out into seemingly un- fathomable space the pean stretches. Not # glimpse of land interrupts the view. Yaclits, with snowy sails, which seem in the distance as white’winged seabirds, flit along the surface of the water. Occasionally ® large vessel, perhaps an emigrant ship, may be'seen: far away, proceeding towards New York. The beach is the favorite walk of the visitors here; in the morning the bathers frequent it, while those who do not care to bathe while away the time reading a novel (if a lady), or, if one of the sterner sex, smokinga cigar and staring intently at nothing. Covered seats have been erected’ all along the shore, which prove of great accommoda- tion. Towards the evening the crowd increases, and one or two bands make tho air resound with the music of our first conrposers; gay promenaders stroll along, flirt and talk nonsense, or philosophy, as the case may be. Twihght, however, when night begins to cast her mantle over nature, is the proper time to visit the beach. Tho moon's light is sufficient to show one where he is walking, but not so bright as to ena- ble one to distinguish the faces of the happy couples, who, arm in arm, whisper softest words in one another's ears. This is just as it should be, and if it J aMPROVaMENT IN THE PRESIDENT’S HEALTH. “The health of the Preside nt improves steadily, and he ‘Bopes to resume his office work to-morrow No Cabinet wmeoting was held to-day THE OHOLERA IN ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, ‘Consul General Hale, at Aloxandria, Egypt, in an sMicial despatch tothe State Department, gives a vivid spicture.of the ravages of tho cholera in that city. There revere one thousand seven hundred and eighty-five deaths from June 27 to tho 17th of July. It is estimated that smore than thirty thousand persons have left Alexandria ince the malady appeared on tho 1th of June, up to (the 7th ult. The most distressing reports are recoived sfrom the interior. ‘THE OLD CAPITOL PRISON. ‘The war having ceased, the number of prisoners con- ‘fined im the famous Old Capitol prison, in this city, has \greatly diminished. Not more than two huudred and forty are remaining within {ts walls, of whom only six or eight are rebels—Captain Wurz, of Andersonville (prison notoricty, who is shortly to be court-martialed, and .@ fow officers of the old rebel Stonewall brigade, who ‘were implicated to some dozree by the testimony brought out upon the co#Spirary trial. Thero are some forty citizen prisoners con‘ined on various charges, and the rest are soldiers under sentence of court martial or awatting trial. During tho ‘time the buildings which constitute the Old Capitol have beon devoted to ita present use. There dualize any particular lady where wero beautitul, to mention one toilette where all were superb’ would be a vain attempt and we do not intend trying it. Throagh a well arranged programme the dancers went with rewark- able zeal and consumajate grace, and the ling of a ee ees mages wine the roar of the waves, combined to form a of most uric, ‘There was an intermissidn, of course, during which the sound of flying corks win’ the most audible featuro, Cliquot of the fineat brandz-was raised to the lps of while a enebleeiee appeared in a plentiful enwply of ice cream. e piazza became thronged with fetr forms, who studied the inconstant moon and, modetled: their conduct accordingly, till the sound of the corfet ad- vised them of the resuming of the dance. On through’ another sories of Terpsichorean' exerctses with the same se Ladies flirted, gentlemen implored ; ladies smiled, their partners sighed, but all enjoyed themsolves, and when the strains of Bishop's “Honin, Sweet Home” told them of an end to their pleasure, nmy a ruby lip pouted from sheer disgust at the hardihood'of the musicians. The entire arrangement of this, the finest of hops, was made by A. 8. Dodd, Esq., of Dodd’s Express Com’ ny; floor manager, committee—everything himself, his ability was only equalled by his exteeme courtesy both of which qualities entitle himto: the thanks of those present, which we are satisfied he ts sure to re- ceive. This was the first of a series of “‘hops’” which are proposed’ being held at the Metropolitan, the second of which will be'as anxiously looked forward 'to as the last will be pleasantly remembered. CONCERT AT THE UNITED STATES HOTFL, Mr. Jerome Hopkin: jisted by Mrs. Jennie Kemp- ton and Mr. Perring, gave a concert on the evening of the hop at the United States Hotel. A heavy fall of rain prevented the attendance of a number of those from the other hotels, who had intended listening with pleas- ure to this talented pianist. However, the room was A PRIZE OP ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will’ He given for the best original American’ story, making at least three hendred and Ofty printed’ pages, usual novel size, A PRIZE OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS will be gfven for the best satrrical poem, of four bhahdred’ lines or more, on tho follies of the day. Both story and poem must be ‘sent in before the 1st of October next. Terms.—Single subscription, $2; Three copies, $5; Five copies, $8; Ten copies, $15. Single copies, Five cents cach. A limited number of advertisements im- havo beon, altogether, nearly twenty thousand prisoners | lee, and in regard to a course of sermons to be delivered The German Sin; well filed by an audience which did nut fail to appre- \KOrs. were otherwise it would certainly not be nearly so pleas- serted in the Wamxty Henatp, {incarcerated therein, and at one time fifteen thousand | 1 Feference to it the coming fall and winter. MEETING OF THE DELEGATES IN THB GERMANIA | ant. An immensity has been ie about the “sad sca rowel ak bates ea Mala ‘tobol prisoners of war. Upon the day of the assassina- Bids 708, aH a on. Oe. Marrmnte “Rowan ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ETC. waves,” ke, More poetry probably has been written | Due for two pianos, “Dashaway Galop"’.......Hopkins | , De mot be Deceived. No Foreign Pere tion eight hundred rebel officers were held in durance, pera Cuurcn, New Rocustuz.—A fair is now The delegates of the German musical societies and | with the ocean as its theme than Byron ever droamed | gong, pivice Enea ati et Porring | Vile. imitations rg ete & upon Binge) am Thore have beon five executions within its confines—four | Pelng held st Cadet Hall, New Rochelle, for the | gieo clubs held another convention last night, with @ | of and still tho subject is inexhaustibl e. i $ Lio. bana SRtGHT BLOOMING ae cae tae oe by hanging and one by shooting with musketry. The | benest of St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church, of | view of winding up the business affairs of tho Inteninth | ‘hut Long Branch has more attractions than that of the | Piano solo, “Rigolette Fantasia”’.........es+ee+e++-daell | tractin exiatence, and far ahead of ayes ‘of the kind offences thus punished were threo for murder, one as a which Rev. Thomas McLoughlin is the respected | general Saengerfest, and to take some action in reference -Mr Hopkins. that Europe has ever produced. Sold druggists every. beach, which ia assuredly its principal one, and a few words on some of them may be opportune, Scarcely a day without ing several boati care’ pases without seeing partice start to Fieasure bay.” ‘The branng sea alr makes the loungers at the various hotels feel like doing some- pastor, It was opened on Tuesday and will emain open until Tuesday of mext week. The ladies of | ‘© ® Permanent union of the various German mustoal as- the vicinity are domg their utmost to make the fair a | #ociations in this city, for the purpose of securing a success, and it now promises to realize a handsome sum. | united action in the future in all musical entertainments Among the patrons of the fair are a number of respecta- ie sues Pelonqiig ie Oe certeaiions thane thes and celebrations. The mecting was called to order shortly where. The Votoes of Aged Vocalists are some- times unnaturally shrill; but those who use BOZODONT for thelr tooth ‘are forever guaranteed against a falso set. Obi ralvotto. Aria, from “‘Amelia’’ Spy, desertion, assault and battery and attempt at rape. “Many attempts have been m: © escape; only six have Vb2en successful in tho whole time. THE DISTRIOY OF WASHINGTON DISCONTINUED. Mrs. Kempton. a) March Funebre......... ...Chopin Piano solo, b eter “Otello,” for the left ONO....00eeeree : Mr. Hopkins. ‘tinued. The records of the -The following order is just made public:— which Father McLonghlin’s church represents. after eight o'clock by President Steffen, and a full dele- | thing, and rowing is just the thing. Accordingly in the | Ballad, “Merry May”’.......... +++. eesseeeeeeesPerring | Atgthetico-Neuralgicon—The Celebrated GENERAL ORDERS—No. 107. Horren.—Yeaterday was decidedly hotter than the day | gation was present. Mossrs. Geilfuss and Carthacuser | Morning ® consultation is held on the matter; It is Mr. Perring. ae uralgicon “ - roached to the ladies, who of course are delighted, and | Piano solo, “Il Trovatore Fantasia” (by request). Hopkins invented by Dr. VON EISENBERG, Hwapquarrers Durantaxnt or WASHINGTON, preceding. At nine o'clock A.M. the thermometer in | scted as secrotaries. Mr. Steffen, in explaining the cause | at once set about making preparations. Hats with brims Mr, Hopkins, for the'’eure of all diseases of the Eye, Ear, Chronie Catarrt, ‘August 2, 1865. } the Hnazp office reached eighty degrees; at noon it | of the postponement of the convention to this late da; broad enough to shade their faees from the rays of the | Song, “Morn, Noon, Night’... «-Hopkins | DISEASES OF THE THROAT, ; “First—Tho District of Washington is hereby discon- | stood at olghty-olght, and at three P. M. had reached | #ald that the officers of the delogations, since the termina. | Sti%» and light dresses, como into immediate requis!- Mrs. Ke ee ean ene idlater Dissrdcred Peamtions of hy W ‘Oo' irs. 5 ra : tion, and a stock of" provisions I hfe oD! ” dtisirict headquarters will be | ninoty.ons degres. , There were several cases of coup de | Hon of the festival, have been busy’ with the revision | O'welrycru‘ae is carefully stowed away in theboats, | Dueh, for two pianos, “Dixiacolumblankeedoodello, the Stomach, Liver, Shortness of -eoarefully labelled, boxed nd forwarded 10 these hoad- extravaganza, a musical picture of the late rebel- bale meaetee and other distressing affections of j soleit during the day. Most of the parties recovered with | 2p4 collection of the billa, which required a great doal | ang eth readi t! rts, *ton,-will, without detay, procsed to comply with the pro- B. Craig, of 138 South Front street, Philadelphia, from | tho receipts of the Saengerfest amounted to $10,617 keep time are made, and young oarsmen will “catch | Duet, “Si la Stanchozza’’..........-sssssseeeeeeesWerdi | dence of the inventor, Dr. VON EISENBERG, 816 Broad. crabs’? now and then, by which means tho oar flies into ‘Mrs, Kempton and Mr. Perring. visions of General Orders No. 130, ourrent serx jar ¢ 65 The piano solos were brilliantly rendered, and Mrs. papers found in his postossion, was taken into the | $9° qc uh Adjutant Generai’s office. % wentieth precinct station house at three o'clock sulfer- | $'1ya'g “Rhe proccedinee at the Ose e ae ance Of Way, poar Twelfth street ing from the effects of the heat, He was insensible, and 6 procssdings of the concerts af tie Ags, the air and the: tiolder falls into the lap of the young ROSS EYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONE MINUTE. che lady behind him, by his fall utterly demolishing a num- of hard’ bo! the provisions of Geneval Orders No. 106, cur- demy of Music amounted to $6.87, and by Mr. Schild- Kempton’s vocal powers oalled forth loud applause. She , = ent series, War Department, Adjutant General's fe, all | Suid ou'ehe body oaage ee AB inauest will be | Knecht, tho leseoo. of Sones’ ‘Wood’ $100 were eontrt. ber of hard boiled eggs which she thoughtfully has | received a well deserved encors in one piece, when she | A= 4 * g * O igatt igat gn he ‘gonoral staff how serving ut headquarters, District Y- buted. ’ From Mr. Bernet, tho proprictor of the iB ron Pn mishaps don’t occur very | sang “The Dearest Spot on Earth to Me’ with consider]. =» = . . . - - often, and out’on the “broad expanse" the boat is rocked Germa- A Can Accwant.—A little boy named Lewis Silver- | nia Assembly Rooms, $600° were received, and the con- by the waves, Many a joyous chorus and merry ballad “Of Wash ngton, will prococd to their respective homes and stein, about four years of age, was run over Inst evening | tributions of about two hundred and eighty mem! ers able sweetness. Mr. Perring’s singing was fair, aud we ‘Teport thence to the Adjutant General of the army by expect ere longto have another of those concerts. Se . * . . . . nk © Barrer Tax Ou Wetss.—The mont valuable possession . eta regulates the strokes of the oars and every one ¢1 3 health. ee a ead ers OF the omcors relieved | by car No, 20,jCross fTown Railroad, and had his left.| Soca" Wood amounted to 0001 20" the balaneoer ane | {BOtP. Their latended destmation ts probably Plame ne ene ea es FER 08 ear BOS ANTATION BITTERS é ‘without dolay, ‘All officers belonging to regiments and arm 30 badly injured as to make it necessary to ampu- | Saengerfest of 1861, including interest, was $1,454 05, bay, a branch of the Shrewsbury river, which 1s emi- ass eater preserver of the hoalth and vigor of @e On detashod service at hendararcers: District of Wash. | tate it, ‘The-operation was performed at Bellevue Hos- | The expenses for quartering and entertaining the visit. | B&Dtly fitted by nature for such excursions. Numerous THE BURNING OF THE GLASGOW. . They quiet the nerves. Angton, will, when the transinission of the records has | pital. The driver was arrested. The child resided at | ing singers during the Saengerfost amounted to $6,424, | Mimic islands crop out from the rippling waters, and the They Gure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, Hoen accomplished, report without delay for duty with | No. 340 Second avenue. and for tho use of the Academy of Music $710 were | SUITONnIng ith, sudded ee ia reat and har | Statement from Stecrage Passengers Fhcyoren wheal ; ‘their Live regimenta. Rowawar Honse,—A horse belonging to the Adams | Paid. The expenses at tho reception of the visiting | [rent beauty to the scene. | Hero thy got out, and ‘hav- rag gers. They eure Crampa and Colic Brigadier Goncral ¥¥. D, Hardin, commanding r singers at the Germania Assombly Rooms, on their arri- | 0& drawn Up the boat prepare to attend to the prompt, TO THM EDITOR OF THE HERALD. They aajachet Gonstipeiion and Bikousness. een Flotncn Tirole, Pouth Waited Btrtes | Express Company,tand driven by Wm. G. King, became | Yai wero $1,157; and for advortising in the German and | {88 of the appetite, which has become wonderfully | Fe aowing an we do, that the Hunato holds itsclf open ‘They-sequire nochange of diet, } contmanding Fort Washington, and Major Art- | frightenod at a locomotive in Jersey City yestorday after- | English (New York) papers about $1,060 wero paid. improved by the trip.” This, of conrao, loads to dinner, pick q -; Pen) They instantly relieve diatrosn after eatin maa, ‘Hundred and Thir:venth Pennsylvania Volun- | 200n, and dashod agatnst ‘it with such violence as to Me. Seurrex thon, in view of fact that in'about | Which is arranged on the sward with that neatness which | as ‘tribunal of public justice," and feeling that much | ‘They make the weak strong, the id ‘britliant, and deorg, commanding Lallroad guard, will report direct to | orush the driver's foot badly. Mr. King was conveyed | two years another German Saengorfest will bo held at | Cbaracterizea woman, | Full justice fs done to the repast, | injustice has beon done the stecrngo passengors of thio | exhausted ature’s grent restorer. Tey ste Compaen oe eed beadqunrions. oe, to the Now York Hospital, whore his wounds were | Philadelphia, submitted s. plan ef permanent, organiza: Sree aptte, whens, encouraged by’ the bority of the | ato steamship City of Glasgow in the printed accounte | ‘nd horbe, ail fe yg By oommand of Major Goneral C0. AUGUR, | dressed. tion, in order that the various sooiet‘es may be renre- | iage anu the opportunity of the her, the sighiag swain | of the affair, we appeal to your oourt for our rights, ore erlae one See _— B Cuanousa, Assistant Adjutant General No Repvcrion or Wacns.—We are informed that the fee on such occasions as one organization of Now | ongaces in lovo making to somo Phyilis, who listens to hivis' teak Ones, We pes of A TRY y AND BE CURED. Puomorions. statement in our insuo of yostorday that “the employes | haves trom which it appearod thet tivese: all ontsts'n | hit with anaiveté which would load one to imagine she | oa oy etna mie great number of us are honorably discharged veteran A.—Dtarrhaa, Dysent ’’ Summer Come soldiers and seamen from the army and navy of tho | plsinttc., speudily, cured by Using Re po a United States, and several are from the rebel army. This fact ought to dispose of that part of the subject. We have complaints to make, too. Our trunks and boxes were broken open, and in. many instances wantonly and carelessly thrown into the water, from which there was no recovory. ‘This occurred upon the ship before we left her, and in the boats while in the act of fleeing from her. One of our number was among the last to leave tho Glasgow, and he avers that he saw boxes of goods upon her decks and in her hold which had been forcibly entered and their most valuable contents carried off. Of course he does not know who performed the dastardly act; but it was performed by somebody. Another misstatement bas been made in charging the origin of the fire to drunkenness among the steerage passengers forward, and’their habit of smoking in close Proximity to the cotton stored in that part of the steam- ship. fe do not know that there was a single case of intoxication among our number on the occasion. We took these things as matters of course. But “time and tide wait for no one;” and the latter is quickly receding, so that, with many an exclamation of annoyance at the nick of the former, the boat is again brought un- igh, and’ tho party arrivos a8 the first sounds of the supper bell inform them. it ia seven o'clock. £o this particular excursion:is over, to be repeated at an carly day. But Pleasure tay is not the only place whore boat ex- cursions go. The Fishing Bunks are but three miles pan once or twice each week a y starts off, having rij ‘up’® sail, provided with all the appliances necossary for piscatorial sport, returning in the evening laden with the spoils of the day. BATHING. This, of course; is the principal thing done at 1 Branch. At all hours the day, and in all sorts weather, enterprising imens of both sexes vie with the finny inhabitants of the deop in na\ exercises. In front of all the hotels be seen a number of pecu- liar looking articles of we ing apparel hanging to dry. Red, blue, , ail ind covered with them looks like some-monster patch work quilt made on the plan of Joseph's cont of “many colors.” These are bathing dresses, and railings, trees, everything possible in fact, has its freight of them. tl in the shops of the New Jersey Railroad Company were | union of glee clubs—the Allgemeine eet notified that tho'r pay would be roduoed to their old pen however, is composed only of a limited number prices—about fifteen per cent—is incorrect. A slight | Of societies. It was p that the delogates should reduction only has been made, the remaining conf:r with their etive societies in reference to this from fifty to sixty per cont highor than old prices: matter, aud a resolution was passed to thia effect. Various matters of a business and private character Fownnas, or Lixorexant Dx Grorr.—Phe mombers of | wore uieumed nnd dn Samed A teaslation coos Companies H and I of the Sevonty-first regiment, Na- | passed that a donation of three hundred dollars shall be tional Guard, State of New York, will assemble at the | SpPropriated for the Fostdirigent, Mr. Paur, in recogni- tion of bis services and labora in behalf of’ the Saeng armory to-day, at noon, for the pt of attending the | fest. A committee was ap} nted tp tranetalt the testi- funeral of Lioutonant Abram Best De Groff, who died at oe his late residence, in Eighty-third street, oa the 4th Sek Vontoae meshes a2 ther neorones i rere ee instant. ‘The fing will be dis from ihe Armory at | posed olegntes. pan acd titan sears wall seeen x i its. dnaleaie eve A Famatx Bronpiy.—This afternoon, at throe o'clock, Jersey City News Mile. Josephine Do Varian will perform the dering feat | Cnanan or Rar i a Camm. Con, Case.—David B. Rich- of agvain dsp ascension upon wth to the height of | ards, recently a druggist in Jersey City, was arrosted ono and fifty feet, at Elm Park, North Shore, | and taken before Justice Cutter, of Jorsey City, yester- flights upor the elastic cord. rape on the person of Lavinia Zabriskie, she being under Excinya Boat Racs.—An interesting match, in two | fifteen years of age, and, according to the State law, an oared boats, for the championship of the East river, will | infant. A short time sinco Richards was arrested on a ‘The War Department has promulgated a general order, ‘showing a large number of promotions for gallant and ‘Meritorious services; among them brigadier general Seth Williams to be brevet major general, and brevet Colonels John 0. Kelton, .impson Robertson to be bri- qadier gonorals by brevet; Captain J. Y. C..Lee, United ‘States Army, Depot Quartermaster at Alexandria, has ‘boon brevetted a Licutonant Colonel inthe regular army for faithful aad meritorious services during the rebel- lca. Captains P. Chandler, Assistant Adjutant General, J. A. Slipper, Assistant Adjutant General, and W. A. La Motte, Commissary of Musters, all of Gencral Augur's staf, havo een brevetted Majors. DISMISSED THE SERVICE. General Torry, commanding the Department of Vir- ginia, bas issued an ordor dismissing from service Cap- ‘tains E. H. Moore and Thomas A. Davis, of the Sixteenth Penasylvania cavalry, with loss of all pay and allowances Alwa: Ask Your Stationer for Sta.- A a! ya #8. 8. STAFFORD, Manufacturer, 11 Cedar street, N.Y. At & Bach, foi Very Best “Sem. tsinns ropa SHIKTS. SMITH & FOWLER, No. 8 Part All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Oficial Drawings, Uireulars and information seat. 3. BR, CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, New York. Batohelor’s Hair Dyc—The Best in the world. Hi reliable, instantaneous. The only perfest . dye. Factory, 'y street. Best Cheapest—Miller’s Hair — Large siae, Toe. Try lt Sold by druggies Ree Pha. Corns, Bunions, Enl. ed Joli end the feck, cured Oy De. SACHARIB, 70 all diseases of the feet, Broadway. due or to become due, for drinking with enlisted mon, | h rowed to morrow from tho foot of Fifty-fourth stret | charge of having abducted the girl from home, and As nothing is ever done alone here, bathing forms the | did not smoke in the steerage. That was done Clothing at Cost. for being grossly drunk an duty, and for inciting their | round Blackwoll’s Island, a distance of five miles, for a | Richards caused the arrest of the Tabriskie family on « aid bg L. os the Dench ‘Here The cotton, with which the. f.-Tsrond Bake gunmen Snare HEREGO, 187 Broadway. tmen to and joining them in mutiny at Lynchburg, Va. | Stake of $500. The contestants are Messrs. jey and | Charge of keeping a disorderly and disreputable house, wufficiently venturesome to enter the wa- | of it piled in the forward steerage, under the berths, upon — Nelson against Messrs. Buckley and Hale, Richards was held in $500 bonds to appear for trial, and the whole affair will bo fully investigated at the October ffrage and term of the Hudson County Court. tor attire themselves in the aforesaid garments and enter thesurf. Tsay the bathing costume lends a charm to beauty would be an absolute absurdity. The only time a Wine asters, 905 ae ee Vest Mare ae Oe ee cificae tia and tie Willams stzvor the berths, and in some instances the berths had been taken out ‘to allow bales of cotton to tak» their places. Here were also @ portion of the steerage passengers quar- PERSONAL, ‘The numorous friends of Brigadier General Thomas Judge Edmonds on Negro ‘Prancis Meagher will be gratified to learn that he was Cosi Proprieties. Tunearaisa To Stas anv Scaty.—A goed looking | woman really looks to disadvantage is when in one of | tered. It is supposed that the carpenter of the Glasgow ‘to-day appointed Secretary of Montana Territory. TO THE RDITOR OF yan ueeat. young woman, named Mary Mistlo, was arrested in Jor- “= by sech = Peng ge tng boon. 3 Lobes, Abed boy and. where the fre origin alia Solace —The Groene Armey Tente, One Major General Frank J. Herron, and Brigadier Genorals | Your report of the commencement exercises at Union | *6y City yestorday afternoon by aid Doyle, charged with | Hu if thelr appearance be Bot very attractive, they cer- | hand, 10 look over tho storage of cotton or baggaze, or | Jpauire for it of your dr gist or grocer, tnd doo’ tke any haries H. T. Collis, George S. Dodg> and BR. 8. Roberts | College, contained in your last Saturday's paper, speak- | having threatened to ‘put a knifo"’ into the: bowels of | ta‘nly find a great source of enjoyment as splashing each | both, and was seon by a numbor of us to come out badly Uhingelee. General depot 186 Peart street. - other with the spray, their merry laughter outsounds even the music of the billows. Some of those at pre- sent at the Branch are excellent swimmers, fish women ‘we might call them; but as you see ono of them, a crea- ture who is one of the fairest, simging some ballad as ale breasts the waves, tho scene cannot be better exprossed than in the words of ‘A Midaui I saw a mermaid on a dol) y Uttering such dulcet and ontous notes That the rude sea ew silent at the sound, And certain etars shot madly from their spheres To hear the sea maid’s song. During this exhibition of feminine ability the h is Uned with spectators, who scem to joy thd scene heartily, and, as the waves dash over some of the swim- mers, watch anxiously for her reappearing; but there is little if any danger. A line of buoys mark the ne plus ultra, beyond which it is indisceet to pass, and should ‘fan accident by chance oceur there are too ‘many of the other sex at hand, ready to risk life and limb for the S ‘sorvation of those they adore, to cause any alarm. 0 identity of the swimmers is lost at a short dis- tance from the shore, and it is amusing to listen to the conjectures of the bystanders as to which is Beila and which Amelia; conjectures, however, are stopped 7, the party retarning dripping wet, entering their bathing boxes, and in a few moments emerging ail miles, maslin and waterfalls, burned and badly frightoned, and immediately thereafter the alarm of fire was given. It is currently reported that the carpenter's light was upset accidentally, and that, after burning himself severely in attempting to put out the fire, he rushed up and gave the alarm. . One of our number can swear that he saw the carpon- tor come up, his clothes all on fire, He was the only man severety burned on board. We are certain that no blame could possibly be attached to the steerage passen- gers, the larger portion of whom worked nably in trying to put out the flames and in saving property, after it was found impossible to stay the devouring element. It was stated in your paper that the Inman Company would probably coipensate thoso of their passengers who lost their entire Daggage. They may do so in Lon- don or Liverpool, but refuse to do more for the steerage than the allowance.of five dollars detention mfoney and tickets to Europe in the City of London. The agent says he cannot entertain our case at all; that we must wait until we get over the ocean and prefer cur claima to the underwriters or insurance companies, or wait until settlement made with them, What are those to do who ha clothing to cover them? What about those who money for the purchase of food? What are who decide not to | e-ged their joamey, hw lost all their property? There aro many of all these classos The Inman company pay back the pasaage money only Gre among recent arrivals at Willard’s, T. C. Callicot, of your city, is also here, but on what Sousiness has not transpired. Joh Minor Botts is also among arrivals to-day. Per- ‘haps he has another claim on the Quartermasters Depart- ment for wood. General Butler hangs aroind the departments yet, and tumor assigns various motives to his visit here, Some have it he is striving for tho command of South Caro- dina, but.the most plausible theory is that he is here to ‘urge his views upon the Treasury Department in the set- wtloment of some old New Oricans claims, Captain Drayton, United States Navy, Chief of the Bu- weau of Navigation, is now dangerously ill with but slight :@prospect of recovery. CENSUS STATISTIOS. Tho following figures are takon from the work on Manufactures now betng compiled in the Census office. “The productions of hosiery in the country, it will be sen, bave increased since the census of 1860. By the ing of my address before ono of the literary societies, Ph wdy and on him fows A Menten | hot aays:—“Upon a pending issue—that of nogro suffrage— | Jiyor., ,The chuse (Or thrice Judge Edmonds was explicit, holding that univorsal suf. pom Sungcaee pres frage was alone consistent with a broad freedom, fully Srrock sy Licntninc.—During the thunder storm on favor'ng the extension of tho suffrage tothe blacks of the | Thursday afternoon, a barn near Elizabeth, belonging to South without the slightest qualification. "” a Mr. Harlan, was struck by lightning and consumed, This is a mistake. I expressed no opinion on the sub- | together with a cow and seven tons of hay. Loss about ject. It was not within the scope of my address todo so. | six a tee be fainye The lightning struck It was fifty years since I had entered that college, and | 4 ‘ree on the corner of Jersey avenue and South Sixth the toplo of my remarks was the advance thet had been | Steely Jersey City, and wrenched off several’ of the limbs. mado within that time in the arts and sciences, in litera- Rartroap Sasn Ur.—The Washington train due at Jer- ture and in politics, and the problems which that ad- soy City yosterday morning was delayed: two hours in vanco now presented to the rising generation to solve, Liv coy of a smash up of freight cara five miles be- Amid those subjects of course the events which had oo- | yond * - jew Brunswick. curred in our country and the questions growing out of ALLeogp Munpeners To ne TrieD.—There are at present them found a prominent piace. five persons in the county jail at Elizabeth to be tried at One question on which I dwelt was universal suffrage, incliding within {ta property qualification, and negro | the next term court for murder, viz:—William Grady and suffrage. 1 did not state my own views, but presented | George Dixson, for killing Fergus Collins; James Glenn, See considerations on both sides affecting the Saat e mg choked his wife to death; James question. lowe and —— uy with fatally beating On one side was the argument that as it was a funda- | John Miller. i, menial principle of our institutions that all men are cre. Howe Sewing Machine Company, HOW, Ja., President, No. 629 Broadway, Agenta wanted. Tt Value is Incelew' le ‘ae all diveasca with which children are. a@icted the proves of tocthing MRS. WINSLOW te ‘SSosmtind SYRUP is a safe and certain remedy. It bas stood the test Of thirty gears, and never known to fail, Cures wind colic, reguiates the ‘softens the gums and adays all pain. Ladies for the Various Watering Places, wishing Boots and Shoes for themselves sed pe trouize MILLER & ©O, , 387 Canal street. No More Gray Hair or Baldwess.—'| ¥- fre renee practice.” Advice free, by Dany amok. or place. Persons Suffering with Dyspepsia, and dinen f ‘dinordered the wlamnaan eats ah once. Susan sp Lottie f the RED JACKET STOMACH BITTERS. No family shanld be without them, ‘They are for sale by all druggists throughout the country. Royal Havana Lottery.—Prizes Paid: information furnished. hest rates, pald for aud all kinds of gold and sliver, TAYLOR & O€ nkera, 16 Wail street, N. ¥, = yn tage her aged ls nee agenmettd Tie paves, to those who determine not to go w Europe on this ccca- | Strtet? Peo: je rs y Confidential —Partics Destrows 242, against $408,000 proviovsly renderod—an increase | fifo" \iherty and the. pursuit. of happiness, ne, uneereat | Gyn seepiltaaa ne by Satybae O Ga HIy Grives in New Jersey are probably | sion, Wo auippone the remainder may starve oF beg of obtaining’s divorce, of haring the services of a detect “of four hundred and eighty-one percent. The Middlo | su would be a necessity, as that was the only mode ee —The | at Long Branch. A level road extends along the beac! THE STEERAGE, gan met, with an exper parson by addressing Board of Councilmen of Hoboken have dirceted the City Recorder to commence preceedings immediately against between forty and fifty public house kee; for selling liquor without a license, The fine {s ten doll for the = offence, and twenty dollars for every subsequent of- A Disnonnst Seavant.—A propossessing. young woman, giving the name of Mary Smith, who was acting in the ope of nurse inthe family of Mr. John Lp an 148 Washington street, Hoboken, was detected yeste: morning absconding with a quantity of peer wearing apparel. Shi justices: Sirs mwacsurna misses for miles, passing all the principal hotels through the village of the Brasteh, and on to the watering places of Deal and Squan. The view of the sea is never lost for ‘fan instant, and the scenery along the route, though not actually grand, is very pleasing. This road is the New Jor loombtagdale, along which all doacriptions of vehicles are oontinually rattling and raising the dust in clouds, On thé question of dust, the fortunate absence of a street o!faning commission at the Branch causes the accumulagion of an immense amount of that article, which i# atout the only unpleasant thing one meets with. Other drives across country are exceedingly good, Dut not 80 | opular as that mentioned. THR NOTE, known to our laws of asserting that equality and those rights, and we must bear in mind that in the country where the nearest approach to universal su had ob- tained the most tremendous rebellion known in history had been triumphantly su awed and four millions of slaves set free within tho s! of four years, and all that , A voluntary action of our own people, with- ign aid, other side, we must bear in mind that {t was an inflexible law of elective franchise that power will always centre in the lowest class of the qualified voters, and that one great reason why self-government 1s 80 easy ‘a matter with our people is because from our earliest ith to our Iatest manhood—in all the relations of _ way States retorn a production amounting to $4,847,994, against $609,402 previously rendered—an Increase of six hundred and ninety-five per cent. The Western States fotarn $59,390, against $10,700 previously rendered—an increas» of four hundred and forty-five por cent. It is “thus estimated that the United States produce by the latest consus $7,280,606, agninat $1,028,102 previously “toported—an increase of six hundred and eight per cent. BURGLARS AND GAKROTERS IN WASHINGTON, ‘This city was never 40 infested with garroters and bur- A Charge Denied. 0 THE KDITOR OF THE HERAL! New Yore, August 4, 1868. The passengers of the late oteamship Glasgow have, it seems, accused the crow of the ship of treaking open their boxes and taking frem thom their goods. This statement is entirely faiso. The passengers themaeclves, e# soon as the alarm of fire waa given, brought their boxes on deck in orden to save therm, The officers told them that lives were more preciqus than all their The Bridal Ch Warning and 1 ietion for Young M sant free of to ae en velopes. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghtor Toward Aysocia- ton, Philadelphia, I" Whe ts Mrs. Winslow! ‘As this question ia frequontly asked, we will atiaphy eay that she is a lady who, for upwards of thirty yourn, has un tana © fomale, physician Ese ot dubitshed ip the tiringly devoted her ¥me and tal vglars as at the present time. Men are knocked down | {n our societies, at schools, in our election, It need, hardiy be told there is no lack of hotels. | plunder, and that lives should bo taken care of before | 84 Nurve, principally among chiliees. She had, eapecialty and robbed nightly in the public streets, and the police | school districts, in our towns, wards, clties, counties and | Tre Reasons yon tam Hion Paice. of Coat—Trovma | Among iA Pee od eh Rg he Mansion, Metro- | thetr boxes. They than broke their trunks and boxes | studied the constiution and wants of Ula numerous class, oom powerless to protect the citizens. Unless greater | Choosing our rulers and nth ahh Tg ae fot mae it te ae ek Congress Hall, Atlantic, Clarendon and Monmouth. Ail | open and took out their valuables, leaving tho remaindeg | and, asa result of this effort, and practical knowledge, ob yprotection be afforded against such depredations Lynch bei A eens civense I Se. or jare first class houses; but, of course, each has | to burn. I will admit that somo of ws seamen, wh om irers. The Mansion Houso and Metropolitan tained ina lifetime spent as nurse and physician, she h 4 its badly clothed, took and gut cl Nat Hotel are, however, considered the leading establish. | were found. st wo ta aly ad pig fl ‘Taw will soon be resorted to and the city be summarily ‘tho rights of colored men. An anonymous lotter was re- Cvived, postmarked Washington, threatening to put the Principal leaders of the conventien under the sod before ‘the falling of the autumn loaves if they persisted in heir objects, This caused great excitement and derce ft their case, introduce and leave nobody unattend. Basta to go. wile rots ot » quaarit oui 0, the music of the bat, ts a work of considerable aimoulty it can be easily seem. Thero are some persons whom it is diffiou't to make at ail Comfortable TF dosiro to stato that I attonded the ovation to General Ortega the night before last, a8 a guest, soclably and un- officially, without any intention or authority to take part demonstration. Yours reapootfull; my vote KW RAPHALL, Lieut. and A. D. 0, of Major Goueral Sickles’ etath ‘Fid of some of its rogues. At prosont there is absolutely | STI Oo scar oetant Ereights have edvanced from $k 20-8 $1 60 Ses cok, eae the, clears, sre, Gauing tas eaame, | Sa even tats coombieg thes whe rent amore chee che | meee ® Stns ee eee | eno safoty for unarmed men on any street in the city after | to the American how far it woul be matic on- Xi, Hy ~ — time eb versels, I a grow dd to excess, Beterdey crenia I. 3 ane ot alarm was given and had Dat time to put on their own | operates Like magle—giving rest and health, and is, more azer, ‘ trast eran other count ‘cours ecound ‘ors pour int neh. Proprietors | clothing. In ome instances thi took back tee o APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON. Hooteen, of the South with he elective fra schioc, pet, ee os ‘out & coal Three or fou | S*#are them they are ‘full; but it is of no use, they this clothing foom the very backs of brave men who had | #re to cegulate the bowels, ta consequence of this article t ‘until they had had the nity of acquiring oak eS have fire by the striki Mes? be accommodated, and it is no unusual thing to see | Jost ali they had in the wor! T ree a statement In | ytrs, Winslow is becoming world renowned as @ ber Afactor ‘The application for pardon of Rov. P.N, Lynch, Catho- | tmt\ desertion Inthe eck of goterument 90 tJ eS em e ,trikeres | the foots of the wltting rooms, and more expecially the | your’ paper af to-day from Dr. Leas, to the efloet What ho phan ‘Fic bishop of North Carolina, was received to-day from | its proper exercise. Soothe on ieeanvers te" y oa the lard Tales, covered by a number of snoring spec:mena | lost all his baggage. This cannot be eo. I myself | of hor race; children certainly do rise up and bless | per; os- ‘were the considerations which I presented to pe potter Pa. ware Sear ecvatea eh BR ‘of human ity. The billiard table secms @ great favorite | put a great many things marked ‘Leas’ on board oe , — audience on this topio—of course more fully than hore bie Pasig ke iT for such purposes, and though we know men make a | the Fy HH oO crow of tho Glargow | Pedtally 6 this theese in this city. Vast quanti! Jo of the The segprnerternt Pock, of Louisiana, applied | gjtated-cbut Iwas careful not to express any opinion of a by the Governor and Sf Blate miliie {Passion of the gaine, we have not afore heard of ite | lost, every bag, they had in, trying to save sho passer: | soothing Syrup re daly cold and used hore, WiGthieh ire, : orrect the error bongs ‘ain wou ge Roemer ption porponeea tretch of qnthusiarn boxes, ‘ere some with only oar flannels — hae Ot uae COLORED MEN'S CONVENTION. report cheome ery aber grate ay uppene inueliogine the conl beghenss wherethe rioters: lt - cont sine be and cane cig The thanks wo receive is to be called thioves, and Winslow baa immortalized her name by this {> taluable arti sll A d roprietore! jonas. Cooper 3 an — The Colored Men's Convention at Alexandria, Va, to. | tion vo addroos a itorecy soolety vo these upon seen my | Carreng muMANeM Te oe prey high hand. At ibe int, einse roputation for caring for | teueds saving thelr trans and foes, “Tho crow saved | l#,and we sincerely beliero thousands of eh’ Jaren have been day, adopted anothor addres, setting forth the reason party aw. EDMONDS" boning hat of lant pd and ts but Iittle’ prospect ie ane = ho gh tie 'damens there seh all that were saved, carrying them fron ship to om : saved from an carly grave by its timely Use, agd that millious ‘why they are entiticd to al! the priveleges of freemen. N ‘one, July 31, 1868. ery, now on hand receive any very large ing among them, probably induced by the fact of may iehsaigets titted cath ibe’, ‘wale the blame is yet unborn will share ite benefits and, unite in ealling hor ‘In the course of a discussion, Governor Pierpoint was the or Oourent for some time to come, there being ‘room enough for all.'’ at wpon the sailors. Instead of this they ought to thank — Sg te 06, te Sint we, THE GRAND HOP AT THE METROPOLITAN. vein’ for what. they wore able to gemove to a place of | Blessed, No mother has discharged har duty tober suloring roughly consured, and accused of selling out the negroes | contains tho arrival of the Granite. Lom wen “Diament.”—The Booning Journut ‘Hope’ are th hly Ame instituth as to v EDWARD BOL ‘AND, -at auction when he removed the seat of his government oat ‘ork aeey ee brome yon That tho snesdy artotocraey st Barwtoge havo grat Aispensabie at wi places as their namesakes in Laney Cee on board tbe steamship Glasgow, ttle one, in our opinion, until she Laa.given th the boacst of to Richmond. A dologate said that Pierpoint, as tho Hartford: Hospitat o on macaciie qruaeion, ta wut po RE a Be I eg ne | Bogiane Doge TO Ler, ————_—— MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Try it, mothers. aan ae pet pry aoe | Cake ete er a ee West tarengh the marrrdom Of dreaming afeen, ‘mee Pleasure and canes a slsh to eecape one at thelr con- The Ortega Serenade. ‘Try it nove, —Ladies’ Visitor, New York city. Sold by alt . 0 a — pee Tespect Sg, SL peat cn eee clusion, To bing. ther five hundred people in ono ‘TO THE EDITOR OF in tupare ellie eal elae Whee! & Wilso Wg Machine and Button Hol | Wlicax & Gibbs’ Sewing Machine, No. WB Brosdwey 2 Lock Stitch Sew~ nohine, 625 Broadway. Twentieth streot, and wag insensibio when pli on the dont. Thore is as wich will be Ly aid ‘about the affair, but