The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1867, Page 7

wy SHEET: YF NEW : YORK: HERALD, SUNDAY, ‘JULY 7, 1867—TRIPY, j society formed among the progressiat party in Prussia | Weutenants. Their knowlcdge of the geography of this |‘Livingston, in the employ of » widow lady named SE DOMIN: An 0; [iheg i | ~ western world is superior to that of most who receive | Smith, residing im the village of West Farms, was TXE 10M OF CANADA. Cre ay 2 30) ery a kaye I. | the education of our public schools, This they ki have acquired through A lameuage, in | B0cked down in front ofthe Adriatic Hotel, and re- which they are adepts." I eae cxamined # iarge | Ueved of bis watch and meg piloation for assist- ve been awarded by We Supreme Jury of the Exposition e First Gold Medal Mert for the ye degree of per- tion in Grand, Square and Uprivht Pianos and the moat SPEQXSL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD and says:— This body proposes to propagate among the nation the 8 Principles of the German progressist party ae to pro- hs eee cure the nomination in the elections for the ti ice having been made $o U e Tremont ‘ x . hod the Prussian Fariament aad he thee reprasaative pote EE, PR oe — we — Th ope] o wat Se as ion of eine An Army BI!—Discoutented Spoilsmen. Sear ae fanort, with tie. srbagen todocee i if bo fess these principles and w re b rator of the outri iy tof the Supreme Lateruational Jury. bodies, of men who profess these principles and who are | village of tho Kingdom, In the compositions which they | Uischarted ou is own focagutiginga, the ‘probf agaist Orrawa, July 6, 1867. | Min Gaition to the above, Stolnway & Sous have rece\ved write to test their improvement in the use of our jan- guage, they show remarkable keonness of observation | *!% belug very slender, ‘and insight, drawing paraiiels between Awerican insti- singe ur oscnieutwihersart isetsaen | NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE, It is current here that a militis bill will be the Gret | the following cable despatch — Panis, July 4 moaeure laid before the federal Legislature. The great Societe des Beaux Arts of Paris, have, atver « i ported that oGee intends i reful ton of all th sical instruments exhibited peng Mr. MoGee intends to use his | oti Parts Exposition, awarded. to BTRINWAY & SONS ledal for THE KING OF EGYPT IN ENGLAND | wiiiiicsrim atid programmer the aun Jone, 1801 and it will pureue, as to the reform to be realised in the constitution of Northern Germany, the course indicated in the motion presented by MM. Woldeck, de Hoverbeck | superiority of Christianity as oor religion. Dae idan influence in Montreal against the election of Cartier for | of New York, (heir Grand Testumonial Medal ( and Virchow, during the discussions in the Northern itbout the least atte: iyting them, thei 1 zoandol Montreal East, and the grumbling of the French | **Periority and ooveity in construction of Pianos. Proposed Reduction Of the | Paniamene te new society will have ite centre at | own logical perceptions hae Piety ieood ihe im | A May Crosuep a pr baci y mora, | Canadians at Cartier not being knighted as well as Mao- Fires door of Brotowax dial. E Berlin, and every member engages to pay an annual | mense superionty of the Western nations to the ele- Ea ren : Donald, proves dissatisfaction at the government 71 and 73 Kast Fourtanath atest French Army. contribution of at least one thaler. vating influences of the Christian faith, They have | "6 While a man, whose name is snienber, Wee 18d orvanization. ‘The two men ought to be om the same between Fourth avenue aad Irviag place erst aie pelgrybee ys pwnd selected as repesentative young the coal pit in the engine house of the New Jersey anes low Work. A iden ithe i }» to glean the choicest results of an American edu- | Railroad, Tecep- le government majority of s THE DANO-PRUSSIAN QUESTION. — | cation’ and transcat uhom soroes the seas Cor the boned PA DANE a A ar aes | etzezctve votre m ule reaetat Houney but amie casnor | THOESSRIN, PSUS orc evraReRIaR. 3 of their ti tion of the ashes which are raked out of the 6gin¢8, 0R®)). pe vnow 4 © FE 1 N C VICT SET FREE. Ss B Until the elections shall have come of. THE CHEAPEST, COMPLETEST AND Al or A NLA ON + | Persecution of thé North Schicewig Refugees of the locomotives backed down on him, ¢rushing end) a THE RYEMING SBT arereee rs . mangling bis bedy in a fearful manner, and nea ot wo oaks J 1 eer pa NEWS ALONG THE HUDSON. pep tytn tiple. Wen epee UN PORTANT FAMILIES. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. We recently published s oly Zs tel hed to unfortunate man articulated only a few words and thea , Tost To A. * * © Established 1801 legrap! us SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD expired. He was evidently about 36 years of age, six {60% | ie x — BY THE ¢. JULY 6. Pye ean eli gle Sagem, Pann aoe i er — 4 ia height, bad dark brown bale, sandy goaten, and was: easiness Woete ee VOR THE HAIR £ND 6KIN. ne of the familes of the North Schicawig refagecs has com- | De*Perate Afray near Kingston, N. Y.—A Man | Clad in two flannel shirts, a gray jackot and cotton pants, | tag ae pial | menced. We noed not premybpeis ti! the meaning of the | Drewned at Stantsburg—The Plans of the SaNS Fane ine, poor the sekins from te Warren whe 7 of Prio nied vat the Principal New THE BRST AND ONBAPES? ARTIONG THE ROYAL VISITS. communication. It isenough to say that women and | New State Lunatic Hospital. wilhed ae oar be thet the York Markets, BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS, yi children are the victims of this measure of oppression. Povauxesrem, July 6, 1867. a “<p ny monn Poa — ‘ Nor are we now about to refer to considerations of + | snfortunate man hed been wandering about heussless — i ot humanity. It might be premature to suggest that On the 4th of July the Germans of Kingston, | during the night, and bad taken refuge in the pit, where MEDICATED COMPOUND, ell qarival of the King of Eavot in London. | the caso should'be looked at from an eloemoryaary | Rovdout and vicinity held plenic In. grove s short Wie Det claders gave bina wareith. (From the Evening Telegram,: July 6) Milfs ts kdtaltted to bo the standard prepare: Fs Loxpow, July 6, 1867. point of view. Besides, we know that Eng! distance from the former piace, and were enjoying them- Tus O’Nau. Mystery.—The remains of the upfortu- the fe ing. are the 1 tion for all purposes connected: withthe hair, o georente -Yomail Pasha, sovercign of Erypt, has arrived in Lon- | S7mPathy flows naturally and spontaneously in the | seives in their usual quiet way, when, during tho after. | Ut? man Daniel O'Neil, who met with 20 deplorable an] _ Ti follow GON BERONG te) Seaman, be fading a eed ee era ON reraone from Paris, smaah wilt bee ts We. eninatnad Serene teeaa: noon, a party of Irishmen from Rondou ¢ made their ap- | °¢ Were taken to Calvary Comotery yesterday after- fashington, Tompkins ‘and Felton markets us qollected | the ot or amy ctber propataiioa quite raliroad station was decorated with flage and | ¢imaliaw. Meroy is not in the bond. The Portia that fm honor of the illustrious visitor, who was | 2f7ues with Bismarck must pload with her hand om the ® grand reception, in which the Prince of The Bens government has rejected the proposal pearance upon the scene, nearly all of them mtorioated, | 2°02 for interment, He belonged to the firm of O'Neill A-storm coming vp soon after, the Germans with their | {; tovated ia Phetabor nee Tea tens nay tint he by our reporters up. ta eleven o'clock to-day, from the sanerenge W ‘etreet, Jersey, Hurepoy butchers ‘and others who ‘aupply the’ iabies ot our iniirs TS Routee art der Ox pigtade, Ponte, st fomale friends, sought shelter in @ frame building near | had neither waich nor money on his ‘when be | hotels, housekeepers boarding houses:—> ~ BI (of Moetswort® rales and Lord Stanley, the Socretary for Foreign | made by Prussia, Lag! In the event of the restoration of | by. The Irishmen also entered the building and co: left them on the Journey, ee tak suspicion of robbery is meee ee oe, . . GORTELE, VOR, Thea ant 908 played a conspicuous part, A large body of pci pe pyre Lp ele oy menced crowding and shoving the Germans, male and | 'oUndloss, hog Taney Heeenanen, Semetien, Futon rc bar cee dass ‘a7 y 6. ‘ were also in attendance, and formed an escort to | the n ns on this abnormal basis were opened female, in a very rudo and abosive manner, The male | "QUEST ON Tux OmiLD Brapy.—Coroner Warren con- 16 SONDRA Mad Cy a the King of Egypt. 2 cael seed & | > ure inadmissible, and it eros exportuiated with the drunken fiends when a | Sluded the inquest on the child Brady last evening, a PORUIO: Hamam Phrase! & ale ‘we unders' lec! on the ground we pointed | desperate fight ensued, during which, a number | whose death at the Alms H arou: ici f - ge brag dua iet oct «sade pare out. If, therefore, the proceedings of which we havonow | were roughly Bandled. One mau, a German, was badiy | of his mother, who pllncha ie Gentie visi ek hepleot » GRAHAM NGionCeon man received the earliest information are connected with the | beaten about the head with a hammer, in the hands of |-The jury returned a verdict that the child died from 23040 BURGOYNE & CO. Sun Fragetsoo, F RA N c E decision made known last week, their political signifi. | 0ne of the Irishmen. Another of the Irishmen brand- | fever, oxonerating the officials from blame. 6 WATSON, Prince Edward's Istand. . ‘eance would appear to clalm immediate attention, It | ishea s knife, driving the men and women before bim. | tue Tiquon Qusstiow A ba fone eas 1ea2s HEMISTEAD. ialtzo, Honduras. ~~ ~~~ must be remarked that, while the Prussian government | The name of the injured man spoken of above is Uleric nq FIOM AGAIN. =~ AB OEE WAS TaN 8 | ¥. D. Mirsutse at Te TEE. PS aaa, A Reduction of the Army Again Spoken of. | are carrying out the Luxemburg treaty, they are evading | Walker. Though no arrests have yet been made, pro- | from the Police Department yosterday setting forth that ene} 1D, Votnaeee & Ge Dente, ten aes ee pee Panis, July 6, 1867. the obligation imposed by the article of the treaty of | ceedings have been commenced against the assailing | after next Wednesday all parties who bave applied for Mas 8, Vera Oruz, Mexico; Kennedy, Jalapa; Weir, Prus a5 | Enooste, Russia: Barratt, 4; Maniore, Japan; by 12 | Deugaists throughout the’ world, ‘and at ‘he principal 374 Pearl street, New York. United States, America. Prague relating to North’ Schleswig. Nearly a yoar bas | Itis reported that the Emperor Napoleon has oon- | iapsod mince “the Agreement co signee Tne. North ry: ‘A man named Anthony Rosslere, a Frenchman, who licenses for inns and taverns or restaurants, and the luded to disarm thirty-four thousand men of the | German confederation ia formed and its constitution is was employed by Mr, Hoyt, atstaatsburgh, was drowned same has been vetoed and the veto laid on the table or o , ined, or alt licenses that have been rejected by the — : settled; the armies of Germany are to be commanded by | at that place on the dth of July. His body was picked | Sustal cafe Wrench army the King of Prussia in time of war, and only some days | Up yest*rday, when Coroner Noxon, of Rhinebeck, held pe Cee peor shall be proceeded: Against thereaner 6) The Bvontag Ole arc ENT! ago his Majesty signed a customs union with the South | a9 inquest, the jury rendering a verdict of accidental 4 Ohops..... er rue CheapesT, “OOMPL ETEaT AN DP ABLILTE ov THE FENIANS. German States. As yet, however, the people of | drowning, Conprtion oF 4 Crrr Ramroap Daror.—At the last 16 THE EVENING NEWSPAPERS. ie eyed North Schleswig bave not been calied upon to de- Tho Board of Managers of tho new State Hospital met | meeting of the Common Council, Mayor Gopsill sent in 2B PRIOR ONE OENT. ; . termine whether they will remain under the Pruasian The Convict Condon Set Free. yoke, or return to their allegiance to the Danish crown, Lowpoy, July 6, 1867, Now, it is no secret that, although not a party to the United States Minister Adams bas succeeded in his | treaty of Prague, France very impressively suggested the insertion of two of its articles, ope of which was Pfforts with the British government to obtain the liberty | for with virtually violated, and the other is rather con- In this city recently and adopted certain plans for the GiaiteabeinP ar the eertigt the thee Have been sent | ® communication relative to the condition of the depot to Albany for the approval of the Governor, Comptroller | of the Jersey City and Borgen Railroad at the foot of and Secretary of State. The building wil! be one thou- | Exchange place, pronouncing it an intolerable nuisance, sand four hundred feet in length. Seventy men are | and recommending that a remedy of somo sort should now at work on tho grounds on preliminary grading, | 8t be suggested merely, but should be applied promptly, 85 POR SALE EVERYWHERE, Idenbera & Son are now, ace 16 | kcteredged’the heat neakers ot a bne Meerschaun, Pipe ae 15 | Holder, as they bave received the prize at the World's Faic, 16 | Ferg, pine, warranted to color well Call and erasing. 0, ee Fenian, saga ‘ , tempinoasly Sonsigned to the jimbo of iplomatis pro. ditching, &c. Hudson City. a ‘a!l street and and No, 6 John atreet. le been set free, aud will shortly sail for Ame- | crastination. @ line of @ Maine is for all practical A Tripura to Tus Memory or Generar Pam Kear- purposes effaced; the Prussian government deals with BLOODY FIGHT IN P i 16] The Rvening Telegram, ica, acca ey ee Reth Schlamwig’an i mighs wih Lansoburg .of ano, OUGHREEE SIE. NY.—At the dinner given to Governor Ward, on Thurs- 18 | gue Man rEt% SOMERRL Iso ANTE RPTIGR necna ver, These incidents, it they stood alone, would pre- Ho Syesine day evening, Brigadier General Oakloy responded to the a THE EVENING NG WSPAPBRS. FINANCIAL AND COMMERSIAL sent matter for anxious reflection ; but, so far from being SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. toast of “The Army,”” 1 2601 50 PRICE ONE ORNT. eat d, they are almost lost sight of “in.a crowd of cou- Leeroy leraadshimate bra pergsee oon dp VEN FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. ite Mi ave A Fourth of July Diticulty continued. remark :—“If the noble Phil Kearny had lived he would 1% firmatory circumstances, ha ndon Money Mnrket. It is incredible that Count Bism: nd fi ¥ have been appointed Commander of the Army of the 1 ohne ‘Lowox, July 6.8.90 P.M, | Denmark has Metetied tines the adeaniac ce bee, mean cegnnee PS Gemeeal Renae United States after the battie of the second Bull-rup, 18 | ght ening, Turion Tapascns yROMsTON ab Console f x * od3g | which Prussia inflicted upon her at Duppel. The Danes : Povaugesrsre, July 6, 1867, This I know irom official documents now on record.’ a | Raldoaberg's, 33 Wall strest. Gaited “aaa * 43° have not ‘a large landed estate, but wuat, they havo 1s 11 o'Clock, P. i } ieee pe NT eer tee ry 16 ‘ : a ideas a , | thet le Ui y D 3 ft ae Bie ar ‘ye theta : Be sgpescanis taraniie.ss teikrems apaa te ae About 8 o'clock P, M, on the Fourth of July, @ man | honor on the State which gent him forth. sad | eee SEE Ge Code ncor, Pualittoms t ably be presumed that if any question affecting their in- | med Daly got in'o an altercation with a man named Bergen. ' bend The Continental Bourses. ore ee inane pels apy orp pe vod Whalen, which led to a fight, in which Daly got worsted. ToL, Cuaraes on rus PLan& Roap.—Some trouble is ~ és 4 Ask zour Grocer for Greayiic Soap. Fraxxvorr, July 6, 1867. | The truth, no doubt, is that the question they properiy | 22'S evening Daly and his two brothers met Whalen and | anticipated in consequence of a toll recently imposed on we - 3 | Deivosaway Bugs, Roachow, bo United States bonds closed at 173; for the issue of | wish to bave resolved was not mentioned ip tho pres- | ‘Wo brothers named McAvery, whon a fight ensued, dur- | 41) vehicles passing that portion of the Lafayette road rit 16 Pr isn nage ir teen aciacrccki tet 4862, one a at a ue S Jraseia; Nivort bg if —, ing which revolvers were drawn and one of the McAverys | near Mill Creek. A few days ago a gentleman resisted 10 8 4 A Novelty , ? was shot in the arm. The fight still continued, stones of 10 Hat for the season, aamed the Liverpool Cotton Market. ought to know how to manage her affairs, and ie | the demand as illegal, and some hot words baving 8 8 | u'r, HIGGINS’, 445 Broadway, at Liverpoot, July 6—3:30 P. M. hitherto she has shaped her course with wonder(ul | 4! sizes being thrown, until the news of the melie | passed between him and the collector, tho latter pro- = - * was] % ty July 6—3:30 P.M. | act and discretion; but in this iustance the policy that | reached polico headquarters, when officers Shields, Gra- | cured a warrant against him on the chargo of threaten- © 96050 30 h ing Tel Sales of co '>a to-day,10,000 bales. Middling uplands, | displays an abusive exercise of power will hardly com- | bam and Halsted repaired to the scene and succeeded in | ing language, An indignation meeting was held in pea? pe! Loals ee Ey oor SOURNALISTIO ENTERPRISE. 40364. ; middling Orleans, 11d. mend itself to the ordinary judgment of the world, No | @fresitug the Dalye and lodging them in jail. Search is | Bergen next day. Tho collector im} the toll in the THE CHEAPEST, COMPLATEST AND ABLEST OF : one can conceive tbat Denmark has been forgotten or | bélng made for tho rest of the rioters, name of the Associated Railroad Company, & corpo- = — tal © THE EVENING NEWSPAPERS Liverpool Breadstuffs Market. sacrificed. If France is jealous of her honor, the friend- ration which nobody seems to know anything of. It is w Ly 8 PRICE ONE C&NT. Livarroot, July 6—38:30 P. M. ship of Rassia {s an abiding possession. Those who AFFAIRS | just two weeks ago since this impost was laid on, and - — $itag2| FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. Breadstuffs dull. Corn, 378; white California wheat, | seck for the expianation of this high-handed coercion IN THE SOUTH. tho mattor will be now taken to the courts, - - 0] Bankrape 1. by Clinton Rice—Sold 13a, 04. ; barley, 63,; oats, 32. 9d. ; peas, 89s, inust take & more comprehensive view of she situation. Suaaiaenanaaaed Newark. a ee © | bye OY WILLMARTIL 4 Chambers street, room 2, a8 aes ib x may uire statesm: r ' i : Bik debiel Poasialane .aciceks aston Oude PReeiean sprang ee ee cae SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Disastrous Fire.—A Vans Factory Extieety Dzs- - cM pes | ge Cah a Gtaatharnieiin Livenroot, July 63:0 P.M, | Moreover, it should be recollected that Prussia has been | A Hain Storm in Hichmond—Financial and | TR°YED.—Shortly after six o'clock last evening, an be = 09 | BE Broatway, betwoen Nineteenth aud Twentieth stroete, Pork, 75s/; beef, 1868. ; bacon, 42s. 6d. ; lard, 47a, 6d. ; | Checked in her carcer., The rein was drawn gently, but | Agricultural Situa in the Southern | alarm of fre was sounded for the third district, caused BO: 1 AE GEIR: SAT OH a with unmistakabie force, and if the feelings which were my ‘Wild pigeons. - $3 dozen. — $4 dozen K edy’s Diarrh Cordial choose, Gls, suppressed and dissembied could bo dismissed on con. | States. : by the discovery of firo ia the varnish factory of MF. | piisht pigeons.-.---- — pS eS case | cee rmees eran Corti ee Last Liverpool Produce Market. ditions comparatively safe at the expense of Deomark, peg omMoND, July 5, 1867. | Henry Price, ou Railroad avenue, opposite Chestnut | sauab pigeon faa om = 4 songs | bave a boito of i: every traveller, by land or, by watery y 2 . Por sale elon prado the fortes ih inomsted. be linmeasurably increased by | Bxcossive beak Drovalled hore to-day to ihe General | stroet depot. The fire department ware promptly on | Geese (green = $1 2583 pair. — — $2ag2 6 | 2G, Park row, and F.C. WELLS & 00," 19 Fulton Pot ashes, 81s, Petroleum, spirits, 9d.; refined, 1s, * “4 prostration of active work. In the evening, about seven | band, but owing to the inflammabie nature of the contents td pti — $1 %5a$2 25 | street, N.Y. At retail bj druggi price $1, * It may be bard to recognize the completion Ducks (green o'clock, a remarkable change occurred in the sudden | of tho building, their exertions proved in vain. Several Qd. Spirits of turpentine, 303. Tallow, 433. 9d. Clo- | of German unity; but with regard to North Schleswig gentiemen had business offices in the building. The erseed, 418, Rosin, common, 63, 94.; fine, 123, & principle is at stake, Nor is it conceivable that a | spreading over of a previously cloudless sky by a dark, | [Ossos must be beavy, probably hot loss than $5,000; but 3 wa piiiintic,,Lacketitch, Jhewing Machines.< London Markets. teeaig woald formal compliance with, the terms of the | dons pall of clouds, through which, above the southera | the estimates have not yet been made, ‘The premises, it — 40n50 bf.p. | volute tension; adjustable drop feed. Lonpox, July 6—8:30 P. M. possibly, is what Prassia proposes to bring about. But | D0Fizon, lightning skimmed with bright silvery sheen | !5 understood, are partially covered by insurance. - 608 No. 12 Dutch standard sugar, 25s. 6a, Caicutta lin. | the expatriation of the 08 of the North Schleswig | for hours, Occasionally a globular flame, lustrous as | BeroRx THe Untrep States Commisstoner,—A man 1 - Bee eee Eye ee leet 1aTI¢ RNTERPRIAR. good, 683, Gd. Linseed cakes, £9 12s, 6d. Linseed oil refugees is only an episode in the drama, which, if | golden rocket, burst through banks of sable vapor | 2med George Creary was arrosted yesterday morning, 8 w* Sa6 | THE CHEAPEST, COMPLETEST AND ABLEST OF 3 > "i ” | played out to the bitter end, may touch the suscep’ibilities 4 4 tak: bet the United States Commissioner on a - 8 5a6 THE EVENING NEWSPAPER: £41. Sperm oil, £110, Gnd change the destinies of other and larger nationalities, with singularly beautiful effect. At the same | an en before the Uni on Commissione Guadawes pry : PRICK ONE CENT, — Reh ret ane up and Dienigd Bis charge Cs beter 4 tes Veghonead yey ty Key- pcr we a ped 8g een FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. of sirocco in strong, fitful | port, He was held to bail in the sum 000, to ap- | Cucumbers. a) = MARINE INTELLIGENCE. THE SULTAN OF TURKEY. Lic oss poy Al Petr penb engl dew Reoopottmge |b gee fase cr wis cape Tomatoes, at. a6 9 280 | | From James Mairs, M. D., 35 Citnton Places such trepidation as to induce hundreds of whites and | _ SU?De" Dearm.—Sarah Brady, » woman residing In | Parsley . rd oe 406 | Mo ycan Sin—For some time past I have been making use of Giascow, July 6, 1867. Sketch of His Imperial Majesty and His | blacks wo run from all parts of the city, fruitlessiy seek. | South Canal street, died very suddenly at her residence | Strawberri aa 5 » 5} your SOZODONT. At the time I began to use tt my gums The steamship Columbia, Captain Carnaghan, from Nephews. ing ‘or a conflagration, which most fortunately the fa:es | yesterday morning. Sho was sun struck on the 4th of | Raspberri % bed a 30 | were i ee} i tnd br oe more no New York June 22, has arrived. The Sultan of Turkey, Abdul-Aziz I., Emperor of the | “Veried. The wind has now abated, and the siranye Saly, and to that cause probably her death may beat- | Butter. 35038 waa 35 30 Yow tmes they were entirely relieved, and have rey Ottor just now residing in Paris, was born on the | *Pparition of clouds has slowly disappeared. tributed. She was about 32 years of age. Cheese. 25030 18 2 17a20 | mained so ever since. I consider the Sozodont the Quresstown, July 6, 1867. 9uh of February, 1830, and is co As ‘Tho steamship Persia, Captain Lott, trom New York 7 nsequontly thir:y-seven years of age. here, en rowe to Liver- He brings with him to Napoleon's Court his two ee Se bo ver | nephews, sons of bis brother, Abdul-Medjid, and also e his own son. Mehemet-Murat-Effendi, the eldest of the nephews, born on the 2lst of September, 1840, is heir y) to the throne—the succession devolving, not upon the MAIL DETAILS TO JUNE 4, eldest son of the reigning Sultan, but upon the eldest pOSe pees: member of the imperial family. ‘Abdul-Hamid-E(lendi, the second nephew, was born on the 22d of ember, 1842, and the eldest son of ‘A gentleman who arrived in Richmond to-day after an e . fent, efficient, satisfactory and pleasant dentri exianded tour abevebstne Socthern States an fur as tho Pe rise te recreate pei man named nbver To-day the prices show scarcely any viriation from fn tne ndiepensatle fo all well’ regulated tollote, Youtmy Mexican border, reports the condition of ail branches of | Greenwald was severely injured yesterday morning. ., moat respectfully. commercial business as wretohediy prostraied. Debts to | He was standing apon, & step-ledder, engaged in clean- those provailing yesterday. The day in itself has been ‘BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. large amounts duc Northorn creditors had (o be velt un- | ing tho windows of the European Hotel, in Broad | Suflcient to spoil the show of the stalls, the murky | 1. Bo pro Goce appareats fey ide, raracts” ot ‘uh | mrt wien tbe ladder slipped thd te man was trywn | qtmosphere prevaling with wousual density about the | Méctiecc” de Bruton ™ jt ntered into, fe reports Ul dition 4 on OP alla te attributable lean to the devastation of war ana | Window. His arm was #0 terribly iacerated by the glass | market places, casting a mouldy damp over every stall | Lanek’s Hale, Coler | Restorer.—Col ‘that it is feared amputation will be necessary. utek b Applied ol. Depot 4 Great Jones # the general failure of crops than to the political sus- cate, stand! y. App pot youss whieh keeps men of Sasisens tthe Goath and la Paterson. and oven the freshen shook of ws Notwith ing, | Sola by all druggiats. Highest Promiun Sewlag By the Inman steamship Etna, at this port, on Thurs ag aera vry era, we bare mal deal of er | he Kate. ostnndaiy Bodh, "tre me | eterno, ae eee | Temsrmam ro Sur On Pra ermine Wiig | Romer iat ne foe nang esr aon te mark | Phe Erevles POOR ero pxreneasas cable despatches to the 24th of June. RGM on He OM of, Anam, 2808 Gan be relied on as secure in the uncertainty that pro- | Dalzelt, who has a store . Se glo ed rent aay stalls this mopning and even obscured the gas lights | tap CHEAPEST, COMPLETEST AND ABLEST OP + ‘The English and Irish newspapers publish the sens ~cuiecas pete vails about Congressional legislation, (tes eeiah tekag rose ares Pagries spe aphepat which glimmered m the long arcades hung with Tas Syn oe Oe Ste |. Meany for Fenianism, in Ireland » oo ces ab impression sprung up recently, especially in | men jng with another in the store, Later in the 4 pert 2 anagram prea": econ tue Golf Btates, that Congress will not be satisfied wih | day, Lamey came aloag wicu a gun and said he would | carcases of the most tempting and suggestive appear. | "OR SALE EVERY WH ‘with bis speech to the judges, all of which was very Surcipg sy Smoortye Himseiy.—Yesterday afternoon, ally reported by special cable telegram to the Heratp | about half-past one o'clock, James Scanlon, a native of ‘and appeared in eur columns on the 224 of June, | England, twenty-five years of age, who had been em- + The interruption of communication between the Turk- | ployed as barkeeper for Mra, Rosanna Fay, corner of Ash position at Heraclion, Candis, and Omar Pasha’s | Pearl and Frankfort streets, committed suicide at his army, by the Christian insurgents, specially reported by | boarding house, No. 82 Frankfort street, by shooting the cable to the Heratp, ts confirmed by the mail ac- | himself through the beart with a revolver, which bo bad counts. purchased for i adn ee te been yt ™m: 1 } On the 224 of June we published the following eable | I& 10 excess for sovers! faye post, tat manne, Wie tows telogram from the Associated’ Press Agents: — sopenret 2 te uausually depreased pronorday, Fiore 1867, | and re 0 his room, company 5 Startling intelligence has been prot okey from — eo ake Ro wd Fiyoo = ote oe, re looking +Rome. report armed win p! eapon, oo onto cn, een San with to h's heart and fired, the ball entering the heart and io pom seis ii - cane bd a = lar ons Bap 3 Raiertoo doy enter. ing room for the purpose of terminating miser- | The despatch from Florence has reached us by mail, | gi\, existence, Scanion addressed @ letter to bis friend's nd although termed ‘‘startling” above, it reads | former roommate, MoUlure, of which the following is a ompliance in the reconstruction requirements, The | shoot Dalzell. An officer came up and took Lamey into ional legisiavure is looked upon as being composed | custody and brought him before Fastice Brush. Dalzell | 420% the butchers and other market people found no | National Trust Com of an unscrupulous and relentless set of radicals, who | followed to make a complaint, and the prisoner at- | reason for the abatement in the least, of their prices. personify ali that the South ever attributed to the tra- | tempted to chastise him, when Dalzell drow a pistol and ditional New Engiand Puritan. told him to go in, which Lamey refused. Lamey was | Sirloin steaks of the very best quality and choice cuts of CITY OF NEW YORK PR ae angi reagan: wag dees seroma ie we 3 Napa a a er ee sama porterhouse are to be had respectively for twenty-eight | NOTICE.—The books of subscription to the capital stools Axoruer Arrexrr at Mcrpur sy A Corore Max.— | 4nd thirty-five cents per pound. Forty cents are occa. 4 on Monday, July 8, 190m As if tho scaffold had lost all its terrors for a certain | sionally asked for the latter, but it is only in especial | to $86 Broadway, corner of Worth street, in which commer section of the community, this week has beon prolife | cases where the taste of somo captiousiy critical individ- | ato, RP EENA,--— Biy 8 a WESICHESTER INTELLIGENCE, of deods of blood and violence in this State, Yesterday | 1) Gomands the very best slice to be cut nie jus prem pany expect to commence business —~~ morving a colored man named Charles Greene was se Tur FrrzGxkatD anv Norturve Cases.—In the case of (er eller tes dr Dr lant from the huge mass of tender flesh for his own table. Subscribers will please call aud pay thelr ice Thomas Fitzgerald, who was found guilty of having | Hartigss, whom he knocked down hod Kicked in the The best qualities of steaks, calculated to suit any mod- | ¢ the above location, or ren chook to the order of mardered a young girl named Ellen Hicks, at Throgg’s | most ferocous manner. It is further charged that he be Neck, daring the month of august, 1800, and sentenced | S'ompled afterwards to cut hor throat with a knife, | Ore (ssl® cabs Roweres, We Rinined 8 he abO0 | comgeng. psa ert ms We ema, won of euthans hen Greene was commitied for trial, prices, and in any quantity. Choice ribs are quoted at A small amount of Stock remains unsubsertbed for, aa@ Disasrrocs Ervects of rae Late Srora.—Douring the pretty nearly the same prices, but there is s great di- beon obtained, through the untiring exertion of hiscoum | iin, thunder storm on Friday evening the lightning on or before the lst day of August next, appliction at onoe is requested tp order to secure tt. 1 sel, in order that aw application fora new trial may be versity in prices for roasting pieces, from 18. upward, ELISHA A. PAOKER, thus:— copy: struck the liberty pole in the Arsenal yard, shivering it . ; made TanEnce, Thareday 70020. 4. | Jenn McCuse : pena ROM, shen terathn ee ee re ela a | into a hundred fragments, while at the eame time about | according to quality, which is the variable guage of the Thos. As PY aha ae Commiasionere, : was is morni Papal ~ e jorthru; who now confin Sing ‘ing . JOSEP’ y. ORVIS J re ‘of two hundred armed mea Loma be dade or od gon bye heg gine pave also resulted in like manner. The one hundred pancs of glass were broken in the building | butchers’, between the limite maximum and minimum HENRY C. CARTER. prison, will remain at Sing Sing for the present, but will not be | from the concussion. It also entered the house of a mam | 46: in their charges above. A fine fore-quarter of veal otred, v0 continnagss hard labor, not went ihe priece Peter Walsh, residing in Second street, toro off ‘The By ram ress, Should the Court of Appeals tet aside tho trial theca ir four of the wee er-bourds, overtarned the | commands from 12c. to 20c. per pound, the lower prices ant Pris te TART srro ANTERPRICN. OW Bt the Bedford (adjourned) Oy ted eoaaty jadks nu, | stove, broke all the erockery and glass in the building, | prevailing in the down town markets, in which the THE EVENING NEWSPAP thrup will probably be remanded to the county jail, and, | and killed three pigs ina pen near the house, A tree, PRICE ONE CENT. if not bailed, be confined co kad ena trial, also, in front of ne McGrath's pouss, in Centro street, | stock is more extensive, and better as well FOR SALB EVERYWHERE. Smarovs AcctipEnt To 4 CLangrmay at Mount Venvon.— | was stzuck and felled to ihe eart! rortanately no per- While « select party of ladies and gentiemon were enjoy. | 200 #89 | ured. It committed dreadful ravages also in | a8 cheaper, Hind-quarters range high, from ‘Ho. Spectal Telegram from the States. were seen | my 4 ae tales or recent eda ccs | risa Ria eet Soak rae ie a Touvtains, The troops have been reinforced, and are | the nett pegs. Toll Mr. F, Ryan Wat t wih, Rim. to take . | care y wan’ money you Sei leans ans aia‘ noeagtr | Sse nen stranger to JAMES SCANLON Chis atiompt, which was organized by the National Com- | The envelope in which the above letter was found ‘mittee. con’ another note, marked “private,” On being opened it was found to contain several brief and inco- stato Pe ‘Ivants ae herent mocmnges of love for his sisters sod also for his in poe ied week heh Gen bn neigh! pin at So taney w team tle tye to 28c,, with a tendency upward. Choice cutlets are not Paris Exposition, Deatm rrow 4 Falt.—Aa inquest was yesterday held | from Mount Vernon, on the afternoon of the Fourth, one | reported. to be had for less than 35¢., but their sale at any price Medal Awarded to the Rev. Charies Kelsey, the LRG: Rosvensa.—Yesterday mor! —— rege oe soon respond to the savitation of vy Corey 94 the body of James MoCue, « native of ee nthe village, socident Fonte, Pied or Ai errs grs ae eA DIDg | would be brisk, owing to the fine quality of the meat Woed Sewing Machine Ge. ‘she Emperor Napoleon, and set out for Paria a phia, iweniy-iwo yoars of age, whose death | self in the right leg. It appears the reverend gan- iy Micehial MeGaire arvented three ctnees wed en to-day constitutes the butchers’ stock. Mutton is Mew York office, 613 Broadway, tieman, in company Others, was sbooting at a | of ruffians who assauited and robbed Messrs. Gaston, Ap- target, und p= pg, md je Ty lowered | pioton and Dalton on Wednesday evening. Their names | abundant and chesp, forequarters selling at from 160. to 8 » being \ Tho London Post of Juno 22 contains an article on the | was the result of injuries received by @ fall from o Probable fate of Maximilian, in which it says:— wagon near the corner of 140th street and Seventh ave- The Ev a, em, Mazin nin | cna ee” ew 6 Te] ee acu ‘tpt, osm | heat tee ea! Mil | slam mma ecm ry wet | eu UE val 18 life, " j be passed elsewhere than in Mexico, The only ALY Snot. An inquest was yesterday eee a ee gee ote “nee | thought the gold watch taken fyom Mr. Appleton han | veal. The fish market ls well stocked ot the same prices i oS a on ogy gg could | py Coroner Wildey on the body of Thomas Scanlos, ® | Gounded gentleman was at once removed to his resi. been thrown into the water power, : that prevailed throughout the om ror aes Convene ti i ge doy, whose death was the result of « pistol shot wound, | dence and properly cared for. He will not, however, be | Ax Issaxe Frare.—Yesterday about nine o'clock « an Jof Juarez in the United Staten. It is necessary, sald | received whilfe on board the Greenpoint forry boat on | able to leave his room for several weeks. young woman entered the extensive biscuit bakery of tod BSR LESS ABH icanigan recto sowing machine), President, 09 ), New York, Nannow Eecars—A Cumo Rex Oven at Pomrones- | Ysera, Exeton & Co., Contre street, and commenced | at 10c, « 120; Dieckfilsh and’ bluefish st about the See tneals map, be cree yy ti a thay tn Te eee ee lesterinl tes boy named Frederick Herete, about three 1 180, 0c, The iM ra ju Strong, and it appearing was 4 Tan.—A little mating the most frantic gesticalations, It was at once 4 palibat at a oe ‘we may be permitted to doubt whether tranquillity will Tondered a verdict. to that effect. Sirong, who bad | Yo or age, residing with his parents at Portchester, peroeived that she was not of sound mind, and she was |S” np rp The 7 nds ef Conoumi p deg ry thot naxtediien writ woven tpin se posta ee was knocked down and run over by & wagon owned by oto, tin, Cy ae, Sates ie, weaag Sate were aber. bit bal bisye: Spee . ae (s eutistont or F Zound in arms for the sake of securing the Mexican JAPANESE STUDENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS. a Mr. Wessel, of the vil on Fria, puereiagy ons prt pone © cousin of hers who resides in this city’ | much show of stock outside of their ice boxes, Prices vitae.” When Sano og fe 5 ease Shrone. He bas had enough, and more than enough, . yoverely, though Dot, fatally in)tet eee De enaking | Annie Waters her home in Chester, Peanayivania, The | continae the same as yesterday, but no great variety or | BreadwayeN. Bee ss rygocamapieo robe The Springfield Republican refers to the Japanese sta- | fellow bad lett bis mother's side wile abe wat MAKIOG | cage of her madness is attributed to the fact of her “ Tho steamship Manbatian, Captain Williams, sailed dents in the Mouson (Masa ) Academy as follows :— wae, Fe ak fF cm ae husband baving deserted her three days after her mar-- freabness in stock js noticeable, The vegetable supply ¥3 k from 1. verpool on 21st of June for New York, having om | °", “peculiarly 1 feature 1a the audience was | Gangorous position of the child and called aloud to the | Page. Her mother was immediately vslographed Yor. | in ait ube markete te very large, but the show of fruit ta met | ™ ) and fifty Mormon tas onsen o ‘who unfortunately turned his head round, Amavit anv Barteny,—Yesterday morning » young rs @oard four hundred 7 Passengers, the | the presence of the siz ‘who are num. a nothing extraordinary for this sesson of the year, In YEN the bered at present the pupils of the '. think: he was called from behind, and before he | man named Patrick Salley, formerly a resident of Wil- TOK Of t saahediie, of ahem are young woes, VG peneen iallty of ceammenance, thelr ‘ccideat had occurred. One of meats are pretty nearly | POR SALE RVRERYW: Weing ‘rom Wales; all destined for the Salt Lake City, | marked individualty of countenance, thelr thoroughly | coal 0p ansed over, the arm of tbe boy, breaking i, | low.strost, was taken, before, Justice Dippolt, charged Catharine market the prices of meats are y are accompanied by a dozen elderly females, ang | SSore"enich they evinced. in following ‘Ke cheaters, | and Just erased his bead. The rufferor was quickly re. Pith committing » Deutal sasanit ch 8 Young Women. | tho same as im the others, occasionally showing s variation ee tess em lading, ers of in they are peal tainty Zo mcgon non onieg Gnaat Taortixa Marcm.—On Tuesday next will come | of aceutortwo, In Tompkins, the grease atmosphere ee ee ie! ‘and two of them married men, They | . araost Axorimm Rartnoap Cascanty.—Whilst a car. | off the great trotting match between. Commodore Van- | sooms to have more effect than elsewhere, and the show ‘Tne Paris Pays prints a theory OF its own relative to Tre under the special pena hy he 9 Eg ponter named Robert Siate, residing at Rye, wasendea | derbilt and Bally Lewis, on the grounds of the Central of stock is mot peculiarly pleasing ‘m consequence. Ghe disinciination of England of late years to interfere See ee Siaen Ley fea, voring to jump on board e train of cars while approach Agricultural Society, and on the following day the match Pe atairs on the Continent of Europe. Formerly she | CoCo hoot kaowledgo of be Lagieh {ng the Portehester station, New Haven Railroad, he | between Dexter and Lady Thorne, The butchers hold on to Gown town prices es closely as @onsidered herself perfectly safe in her sea-girt isle, a04 | after which the eldest will sesascule oreuee cope? parrowly escaped being crushed to death between the Bordentown. they can, although they present seither the variety nor wheel En consequence, the writer says, put berself prominently | Comnected with military engineering, and the cars and the Fortunately, conductor Judd | A Corona Man Core mis Wira's Trnoat.—The colored | od tn elthon of thete rivals. Jet. | chia cet p AR by oe tl Sewing Nes , Not being afraid of reprisals, But at present econ oa peat and prvtaliy 0 lenew witneased ia ‘imminent danger, and taking @qUiCK | woman named Wood, whose throat was cut by her hus- | ‘ality of meats display . sagt ra ‘@ landing can be efected on her shores with mathe ernment aad politital economy, ss Seat whe manner, it le provable, saved his life, ‘ eae ey ares o oe orous oes 10 a ca, pci ponte 5,608 Se av with, sencites af 0B .- (mation precision by means of iron-cased steamers, abe | Ony carats, the subjects of Thole, reset ‘Tas Tanarrows Warsxey Smacne—A Coniovs Procerp- | Se2iousy, Fin aty-tve years old, | COM here from thirty to thirty-five conte according to } ners Nes ia® paring vir iierald oflee Phinks the most prudent course is to change her policy pre 15g, —Some time during the month of May a large quan- — the cut, and rossting pieces of different qualities from — ‘accordingly. Being offered inducements to the long | tity of whitker—ebout seventy-one barrels—stored on AFFAIRS IN NASHVILLE. eighteen to thirty-two, Business ie never very brisk mo ey preteen tear fier tage of the priacipal of the academy for thelr instructor te remia‘by some of ihe government ofisers, and of. | Bailie Peyton for Congrese=Expected Arrest | with the up town markets at this season however, there | THE © BST, COMFL } A conversation is spoken of, said.to have taken place | ang guide, a 1 om the subject and | dered to be kept by them in trust until otherwise ordered. | of the County Courts by Order of Governor ‘1 Ld ONB CBNT. a peseon Ith. plapoconed o ee ei ea discussing game to the wise remained there until Bae Browagw. Doing generally @ great falling off im marketmen'sre- |} vor site EYRRYWRDRE, 0 —_—_——- ; tronty Ot Prague, Alluding to the intention | song:—Pirst, ‘aay ot the ceoreceins [reSomner erder iestrect- Naguviiis, Tonm., July 6, 1867. | ceipts, owing to the great mumbers of their customers | iy 0 a er shetag th Rea oe an Janguage is {mportant business oe Se one fe who leave the city for sojourn in the country, An pg: erence ng tharawiag rom lexembarg om ond nd wrens, abe 8 ‘or ever sad agrocable variety of the obolcest stock cam be chossa Grand, y one Canoes aera ana re foveitig! receive 4 from to-day, however, at the above reasonable prices by rele scrter by the Benperee . ran Hod that, whatever desire be had vo spare ine sussepe spend. the an of ‘those our cooks and housekeepers, whe can rely upon ite cor. © are A Mold Matt ot tenor revel onongh Teotness, an well es on (he statement of the fine quality ioesaRN oe Ce ne merges oy toovaiie 10 the best of meats offered by the butehers Cer the Sundyy diners | oi wners at ¥ pe ‘ 4gotween Prussia and the Grand Duchy of Baden. advantages of their @ nadomy ona’ hold on aw va Nal ee Bap Brewich Gaseiie publishes the statutes of a now ' missious im the Japanoss * ‘as captains or vidi ie ‘