The New York Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1869, Page 7

pole n hot 80 mMYoh in the falling off in the amount of * Banutbal and St. Joseph, 90 a 91; FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Tavnspay, July 22—6 P. M. The markets in Wali strect continue to exhibit even morethan thoir usval summer duiness, notice- the dealings, although these are below the average, Dut in the absence of the excitement so usual about the Stock Exchange, and the general appearance of almost idleness as compared with the rush gat CoU> fusion of} month ago. To-day did "5, form an ex- ‘ception to this condytion, it Least during the morn- 4ng and early afiernoon hours, although a slight @wakening ocourred after the second call. ‘ibe market opened steady, with moderate activity, at Bluost the closing figures of last night, and continued without special features until the first call, fuctuating within an extremely Marrow margin. At the frst call prices were steady, ‘but succeeding that a slight improvement occurred up to the pertod of the second call, at which most of the ratiways were a fraction higher than in the morning, Pacific Mat! sympathizing tn the advance. ‘The rest of the miscelianeous list, with the ex- presses, on the contrary, were a shade off, Succeed- ing this call, however, the market developed a sud- den activity, New York Central advancing to 212, ‘and Hudson River to 184%, the balance of the rail- way list sympathizing in the advance. Reading @dvanoed to 944 on the report that the rates for car- Tying coal over the road are to be advanced next week, Michigan Southern likewise exhibited fresh activity, on the statement that the Toledu and ‘Wabash dimcuities had been amicably adjusted and all aulis withdrawn. It was further stated that the company would only issue $1,000,000 of new siock instead of $4,000,000, the same to be equally divided between the parties at variance represented by Jay Gould and Azariah Boody. Also that the road from Akron to Toledo is to be built in eight months, and one from Decatur to St. Louis, Before the close the market fell off a little ov the Vauderbutt shares, closing firm, however, on them, and strong on the rest of the list. The following were the prices on the second cail:—Cumberland, 30 a 52; Wella-Fargo Express, 22% a 23; American Expres3, 424 @ 42%; Adams Express, 60 a 6044; United States Express, 7344 @ 73%; Merchants’? Union Express, 104 bid; Quicksilver, 16a 16%; Mariposa, 634 bia; do. preferred, 1534 a 16; Pacific Mail, 83% a 83%; Western Union Telegraph, 364% a 36%; New York Central, 210% @ 211; Hudson River, 13344; Reading, 93% a 9334; Chicago and Alton, 168 a 160; do. preierred, 161; Wabash, 753s; Milwaukee aud St. Paul, 7634 a 76%; do. preferred, 87; Fort Wayne, 151% @ 154; Llinots Central, 140 bid; Pittsburg, 106% a 106%; Rock Island, 113% a 114; North- ‘Western, 79% a 7954; do. preferred, 937; a 9435; New Jersey Central, 101% a 102, ‘The sieadiness of the genoral list was shared by the governments at she opening, prices on the first call exhibiting but slight alteration from the closing figures of last nignt, At the noon call, upon infor- mation of afirmtone inthe market on the other aideand a stronger reeling in gold here, there was a marked improvement, which was maintained at the last cali, the market closing steady. ‘he transac- tions during the day were light, The following were she closing prices at half-past five o’clock:—Unitea States sixes, 1881, registered, 1205; a 120%; do. do., coupon, 120% a 120%; do. five-twenties, registered, 12134 @ 12134; do. do., Coupon, 1862, 12334 a 123%¢; do. 40., coupon, 1864, 121% a 121% ; do. do., coupon, 1865, AM A 121%; do. do., coupon, new, 1865, 12054 a 120%; do. do., coupon, 1867, 120% a 1205; do. do, coupon, 1868, 120¢ a 12035; do. ten-forties, regis. tered, 109}; @ 100%; Go. do., coupon, 1103 a 11059; currency bonds, 107% a 108. * North Carolinas, new, were the features of State bends to-day, advancing sharply on the second call ‘to 51, in consequence of the receipt of telegraphic advices trom North Carolina to the effect that the Supreme Court of that State had declared all bond appropriations authorized to new railroads by the last Legislature unconstitutional. As the bonds which are now @ good delivery at the Stock Ex- change are notaffected thereby, and as this decision excludes a large amount, it was expected would come on the market, the logic of the advance ts ob- vious. After North Carolinas, new Tennessee bonds ‘were most inquired for and strongest. The balance of the list was steady, the market closing firm at the following figures:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 62 a 624; do., mew, 56% a 57; Virginia, ex coupon, 573; a 58; do., new, 6034 a 61; Georgia sixes, 83 a 8344; do., sev- 915; a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, 58 a 59; do., new, 50 a 5034; Missouri sixes, 873¢ a 87; do., Louisiana sixes, 69 @ 70; do., Levee sixes, 65 & 6534; do., do., eights, 84a 86; Alabama eights, 93}¢ a 94; do., fives, 63 a 65; do., sixes, sterling, 90 a 05; South Carolina sixes, 65 a 67; do., new, 6444 a 6354; do., registered stock, 65 a a 67; City Memphis sixes, 4950; do, Atlanta eights, 85 a 87; do. Savannah sevens, 92 a 94; do. New Or- leans consols, 70 a 73; do. do. issue railroads, 63 a 69; Mobtie Obio sterling, 65 67; do., elghts, 67 a 60; Mississippi Central Railroad, frat mortgage, 70 a @ 73; do., second do., 60 a 63; Memphis & Charleston, first, 87.290; do., second, 742 76; do,, stock, 45 a 47; Greenville & Colorado Railroad, guaranteed, 67 a 69 Gold opened this morning at 135}¢, and advanced quickly to 44, from which it fellagainto 3; ana ranged during the greater part of the day between these extremes, reaching 13534 at five o'clock, The tendency to the higher figure was due in part, be- sides the heavy shipments of specie, to the parlia- mentary crisis in England, which ts fraught with the gravest danger. A Cabinet crisis there has always been sufficient to produce very severe dis- turbance in money circles. We may well then look with alarm upon the present attitude of the Lords and Commons as one capable of producing the most amMicting results, The report of the Gold Exchange Bank for to-day furnishes the following items:— Gold cleared, $60,203,000; gold balances, $1,575,677; currency balances, $2,103,844. The disbursements of coin interest wore $262,042. The steamer Weser took ‘with hes $350,000 in specie, and the Missouri $480,000, Making an aggregate of $330,000. The aggregate amount of proposals submitted to the Sub-Treasurer to-day for the $1,000,000 govern- ment gold, advertised to be sold, was $1,975,000, The awards were as follows:—100,000 at 135,30; 200,000 at 188:u53¢} 200,000 at 135.221%; 200,000 at 135,214; 160,000 at 135.2034; 60,000 at 135.30; 60,000 ‘Bt 135,22; 25,000 at 135,26; 25,090 at 135.23, Foreign exchange is steady, without change in rates. We quote:—Sterling, sixty days, commer- celal, 109'¢ @ 109%; bankers’, 10976 a 110'4; short sight, 11034 @ 110%; Paris, sixty days, 5.18% a 6.1214; short sight, 6,125 a 5.10%; Antwerp, 6.18% @ 5,124; Switzerland, 6.18% a 5.125¢; Hamburg, 3639 Amsterdam, 401 a 40%; Frankfort, 40) 40%; Bremen, 78% & 7914; Prussian thalera, B14. The money market worked during the early part of tle day similarly to yeaterday, the rate on call loans being six per cent on government and seven on stocks. Later, however, owing to the heavy dis- barsements by the Treasury on account of the bonds purckased yesterday, there was a relaxation from these Hgures, and transactions are reported at five and six towards the close, Discounts are also easier, the extreme range being eight to twelve per cont, With Vie bulk of business between those figures, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE, Thursday, Jal July 22—10115 A. M. a, Lor 1% Naat Pacific M88 Co, thi 10% oro vs 6's, do. Bae, ti PRET: 10000 Pie a tilts 65am 7000 Mit 11000 0, Oa ind ssa * 2 iach 4 Ta bs ‘ou uN Be One Clock P. 100 he West O Tot m Mer U aot N'Y on Rats 200 Hud River BR. ~ Clow & Pitts RE. 07. tex, {od ouietat WwW as phic 93 4 WOME RSP pr 100 HM & St Jo. ae Bla, bor 5000 Kot & Wa % 2000 Mor & Ka dd m. sTncet WaTATINNS. Half-past Five © Clack, re ™M. Pacific Mail..... Bia ashy a Paut pret BI Wert un tel. iis a att i t Wayn usc 8 18h NY Mich Souchera.. 15 ¢ m 10556 Pitsburg. ate} bed Hock lalaad..,. Mig a Phil Neo # Nortawostern .. Ty & St Paul ea COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvnapay, July 2-6P, M, COTTON,—There was but little business consiunmated ia this staple to-day, there being scarcely any demand, but with continued moderate offerings prices ruled steady at yester- day's quotations. ‘The eatoa ward 764 bales, of which 619 were for spinning and 115.0 speculation. Fur Cuture do- livery the sales were 200 baiea, basis low middling, for De- cember, at 3c, We quate:— Uptinds Mobite, | New Orleans and Florida, and Mer is. a Pa Ordinary ... “8 a 2414 Good ordinary. 50 30 e OS Low middiing + Big 384 Bui iddling ...... ay i 3B» Good matting. ay Fy 36 Corres, For Rio the market was quict but steaay at former prives. Of Laguayra 600 bags were anid at Lc. a Ie. gold, duty paid, Other kinds were dull, but ua- changed. FLOUS AND GRAIN. ~Recelpts, 19,983 bbls. four, 1319 do, is wheat, 04,240 do. corn, 5 do. ‘oats, vig under a good demand from the home trade and a firm inquity for export, Cadfornia was dull and homtnal. The sales were about 13,00) bbla., of which 2000 a 2,000 bbe, extra State, for export, at 36.5). Southern dour was dull and nominal, The sales wore avout 1,000 bbls. Rye flour was in yood demand and firm at former prices, the sales being 750 bbis, For corn meal there prevailed. «good de. mand, aad ales wor ote ‘00 bla, at #4 75 Cor tareey, %5 11g for Fairtax, ¢ volow Western and $5 60 for 5 while do. We quote: — ee State. «BA 50m Bd 50 Supertine Sta 55a 600 Extra State 62a 615 Choice do. 6a 700 Supertine Western, 55a 600 Exira do: 60a 70 Yxtra Mintesotn 6iin 800 Round hoop Ohio, sbipping bran: 8%5a 700 Rouad hoop Ohio, trade brands. Ta 850 OW @XICA.. 6We 750 Straight ext 75a 800 st a choice double 8008 900 St. Louis choice paral wed ni 00 Southern choice and family. 800— 1150 outhsrn superdos and extra 55a 800 California Uour @acks and bbla. 60m 960 485a 675 4iin 40 500a B35 4% a4 ut the market rm under more Cavarabie advices per able The were ‘about 70,000 bushetsy t BL 44 for No. 3 upring, #1 int Flor No, 2.do. in stout, $1 BU a 81 GL for prime do, aloat (al Ing quis, at #18) bid), Bl 54m Bl 5B for No. Meroe ator © Mlchigh gan 8 for white “do. $1 68 = $1 TT for Californfa, the lower price for weevlt id the higher Cor very choice, and 1°68 for amber Western and Stats, Corn was ncarce sad the markat was eteited, priess advancing 6c. bushel. The demand was vory active and the Yo about 175,000 bushels, par: for unsound new mixed Western, in atore, #1 O2iga Ht 08 for do, ation allow Western. Oats were firm at 80 Be. a Ble. alloat, wih the range.” Rye. was quiet but atraly af $L27 0 ¥1 27 for 0 for Stace, Both barley and ued to rule dull aud nominal, Westero and $129 4 $1 Mt comin barley FRMIGH TS. were gener: ufet, Dut holders pecomen Hivarpoo! 1 ee bine our (to fill) at 1a, , 75 bhi. tobacco at 13. 64,, and pe mamer 103 ida, tobuctd at 208,3,000 boxes Cheese’ at dhe, 490 boxes bacos et She. To diasgow, per steamer, 60 boxes cheese at 4ig., and 22,600 bushels wheat Tad. To Rotterdam 10) bbls. rude turpentine at 4s., and +7] boxes extract logwood at 268. The oharters ware: —A North German bark with 4,500 bhls, petroleum at %8. 73gd., If to Bremen, and Se, 10164. if to Hamburg. A amall vessel to the Baltic with petroienm, on private terms, A Norwozlan bark: from Philadeiphta to a direct port ou the continent with §100 bbls. petroleum at 5a. id., and a bark from Puiladelpaa to the airoleum on private terms. re dull and prices were nominal at 16¢, aiic. Cloth was in more demand, and sales wero made of 216 bates at 33 c, 938340, and im H3daton 100 do, at aBGo, nnd (rumored) 200 tet and Lary. Sales 17,000 tbs. Cologne and an on private terms, jemand was modersicly active, and prices were . 8 6c. for ubivping, He. Bl 20 for revail lols, ahve Bt 0 for long rye straw mud Se. @ BL 0B for short do, Hors.—Tuore was ny change to uote ia the condition of the era wax but itttle demand, aud that was chiolly for the better gradea, which, howover, were lield with firmness at former prices. Other grades wore unchanged 1a value, Prices ranged trom 7c, 10 150,, and the sales word about 70 bates. Hien. “Ths market was sti! dull, and, prices were gornl- nal at 13%gc, a 12°;6., cold, for Mantle, 4c. n 4340. do, for jute, We. a 1vige-, do. dor Sina, aad Bo. a B90, dos, for Tampico; In bond. MOLasens.—Themarket, was vory quiet for all kinds, the dameni deinglicht, and prices were vominally at 88¢. for Cuba, centrifagal and mixed, 45c. 9 490. for do. 4Be. a 58¢. for do. musgovato, lc, a 7c, for Porto Rica, Se. for New Orleans, and Sic. « 553je. for Barbadocs, 240 bas, Porto Rico on private terms. Siock, touiny, 19,376 hide, Cuba, berivdo, Porto Rico, 3149 do, Kuelish talahdey and 200 bbia. New Orleans, Naval. SEORAS. For spleits turmenting the market a dul, the demand continuing Ik t prices were sendy A Septardny's quosetions, vizt—tipee, a igo, farurecavantatie ser hinping iota, The vale wer 76 UDG at 4aige, af Grade turpentine 100 bbls. were wold on private terme, PZoan ‘slow of sale, but without change in valus, The sales were ova ble. common strained at $2 £5, 90 do. opaquc at 82 1 8 8, 50) do. N 825.9 BB 75 chiefly at $3 Md iow pato ai $40 a go and, 2 ug, No. Sat gad) at? io We quote: Strained. $235 n $3 30; No, 2 40 n 270; No $425; pale, $1 3 50; catea do. and window ¥e a #2 Of tar_wé heard of no saies of moment; prices were fim, however. at MU 12)¢ a 325 for Wilmington’ aad $2 80 a 26d for Washington. ¥ 3 Lt Lit recog Al, in itp fade but ve one jowced was firm at 9c, Her aales of Importag £925 bila, at ar adout 8: 0, Other ‘nds weeg former prices. quiet PErioLKuM. Crude in bulk, was io improved demand, ‘but the busivess was moderata, doing restricted by the in- cressed firmness of sellers, who demanded at the close 17a. a Viigo for large ois Early to the day 2.00) bla. were sold Cy ¢ alia, chiefly at the latter price. Crude, in bbl Piicen were nominal ab about Ho. The mar: was unusualiy activ tie demand being chledy for export, sales were mide at S2c. ayie businesa wan tral Soin, inelenieg a0, bois. for duly, at ative Gory for tye Brat i ‘inl Rvetee a Bui4c., all 402 for the last half August, at 32% dow for the last balf Saptenyber at Bbc, tad ata tide below 3 japhth nw a quiet, b it bout 10e, for abipping ios, Ia Phitad morwactive and iter and, price ade ae 4c. Po lon, cloting at ico, for stan tard white, far uty aang. Fre jen were {iy }sanatitlag 1000 tor July at BL, ab at do, for July 0. 04 tie spot nud for Ji a atige, ac almoet all at the, jue ice R000 tos foe the last hall on 4 aud 5,000 do. from Angust to December at Batdo. fbr Ataqiat and Boe. for Sep- MeDROT argue Receipts, 6 bb 100 pkgs. boet, 123 ROVISiONE. Receipts, f dbl. pork, 8. beet, 123 do, cut meats, $03 to, and 180’ kegs tard. "The market for pork still quleb but pricoe wore without change of moment, tos neo, ray: with light offerings. There bbia. at 832 73 for new mess, 433 for cit for prime ant extra prime, and 25 7 No sales were roported for future re dull and prices were nominaily Jot 4,805 head Beet wasin mous. <9 ivntoerrivals Dige. Fale demanil at sleady priced aad aa bbls., at 88 jain mens nnd $n g6 for extra do, oor ulland prices were ominally 820 a 838 for prime moss ond 825 0 G80 (or lndis do.” Beet Gams were steady and 6rm, bind sales of 100 bbis, oe $26 a Bau. For aut meatd (ve market was only moderate: ly activa, but Wc. on ie. for dry Falled aud piokled should 1g 8 8c, for emoked do, We; w lsigc, for pickled tn Boye. for amoket Het and bagged do. Bacon w we heard of no {ransactlona; prices were firm, ho n former quota. tlons. The market for Iard was {he demand being prices were scarcely #0 firm,’ Thi packages at 7c, 2 19%0, for No. Vto prime steam a Fendered. | Batter State wan only in moderate deman, nh being in light stock was geld at about former prices, while Weatern was tu fair eapply, slow of nid heavy in value, Cheese was moderately sought after and prices wetu steady at the appended quotations. | We quota:— NEW 0 OOP BUTTER, State Srking full yellow. 8 Hight colored. Weatern rescuers firkiue, ful Rtatoy half Arkin tube, good £0 extra State, Welsh tuby, good to prim Orange and Sussex, fresh pail Western tub , fair to good State and Western, common NeW CROP CHRRSE, perl. Me. a 360, Bho. a Wi good to axtr Factories, extra Factories fate to good. Factories, com Faotor! oximumned m daition, exter Farm dairies, Cntr to won incre —_t Tron agent bom fa rat casa nt ‘rom Sige. to Mige., the market Fullng Ori at thes Prers, Rangoon was ch bat unchanged. ee SUGAR.—he markes forraw was tolerably active, - mand boing chied refining grades, Mad peices ware Ateady at the quotation ended, ta. digo. for Cube, itod. His salen wor re Se aon pri terms, Rei ued was only iu mod : ht (74e,0 N00. for hard, He, @ digo, tot yet Jaw, 140. a 4 os Sake jlaterlor ‘9 common. Migs 10 ee 3 good do, 1Ls40.5 bike to choles ne ag Ls sts at alike coutrit nd boxes, 1034. a 1B¥g0.", mol Set poate, Yon, wit ye., tnelador “Ce, ate.’ Fiomaaee pa Dutch Standard, Nos. ¥ to ® 1, ce. | do. don ig to 1, He, nie 310 Sg. 6 to 1%, IWAo ge. 5 do. white, Tage a Inge, grocery do,, 120, ee ata dd fo! Sere td wis val frm, ae Brortimothy sod P2 60. and $a vi nF ad Kaneda wae em, with a deaf San te nica bn sto arrive per Colorado at 4 ee 218s do. bi ppdcephas ‘TRARINE cont ned in ligt leman at eran i common to prima betng quoted 18c, mae AY ba ek ia, vat, with tate a ‘ w yale, with 4 fate demand, th tales vein Spout S000 Ibs. ne) Joc, novortiog to ju Me UYPHLAKRE,—Receipts, 959. bola. The d but the markes wae fiom, Tho salow igh sf 06, vax pata, Virginia Election, Jaly 6, 1869—Omcial Re- turns. ‘The following tabuiar exhibit of the vote for Gov- ernor iq the recent election has been compiled from the » omctat returns received at headquarters from every county and city in the State, The jent hand Columns eive te offlal results At tho g revised ron't- tration in June, as far as reported. The figures of the registration of 1867 inserted for the detn- quent counties, Which are tndicated by bear a Sou wor, Registratiot White, Cord. seneeee 1,470 *Accomac . Totetourt, Brunswick... Buckiaguam, Culpepper Curnberlaaa Fairiax. Fauquier... *Floyd.. Haitlax. iianover . Henrico. Highiand ... isle of Wight. James City Matthews. . Mecklenburg. "Middlesex. . *Monigowery, Nansemond Newson, . New Kent... Norfoik City. Norfolk county. *Northampton. Nortaumberland, ap pahal . Ricumond City. Richmond county. Roanoke.. Rockbridge Rockingham. Southampton Spotsyivania. Statford 144,545 118,763 Majority for Walxer.. ++ 018,264 The vote for Walker ts over 28,000 (or: is” per cent) less than the white registration, aud that for Wells about 13,000 (or 16 per cent) less than the colored registration. ‘rhe number of votes cast at the convention elec- tion to 1867 was 76,084 white and 93,145 colored. ‘The vote on the clauses resulted as foliows:—For clause 4, section 1, article 3 of constitution (disfran- chising), 84,404; against, 124,381, Majority, 39,957. For section 3, article 8 (vest oath), 83,114; against, 124,106, Majority, 40,9: Totaly. .........-. 110,402 101,201 The Campaign tn Penusylvaui SERENADE TO ASA PACKBR—A SHORT SPEECH. Asa Packer was serenaded at his hotel tm Phila- deiphia on Wednesday evening last, and to response to a call uade the following rewarks:— . Gentlemen of the Asa Packer Club and fellow- eitizens aud democrats—I thank you for this ex- pres of your kindness, ana for the houor you ave done me in conveying to me in this manner your congratulations. 1 thank you for having de- siguated me as your standard bearer in the coming campaign. 1 can hardly give expression to my feel- ings in acknowledment of the com npilinent paid me by the Asa Packer Club and the democratic party, both here and in Harrisburg. 1tis deserving of my highest gratitude, 1 hope to be worthy ol all the honor you bestow upon me, The eiliciency of this qu in te work begun and carried on thus fat 13 deserving of great praise, and 1 trust you will continue tho Lies work to the end of the campaign. know you will from tbe earnest manner in Wrhicit you have entered apon it, 1 wiil endeavor on my part to lead you, a3 you have placed me in the van, to victory, ‘If we fail it shall not be because of any neglect on my part. You wilt excuse me from mak- ing a speech, a3 it is no part of my vocation. There are those whose calling it 1s to talk; mine has been to work, (Cheers.) 1 leave the talking to others, and will myself endeavor to do my share of the work. Thanking you for the kindness and friend. fee im this greetng, 1 bid you good nig! Tho Philadelphia Age of the 22d inst. aays:— Asa Packer and Cyrus L, Pershing were yesterday Offictally notified of their nomination as the candi- dates of the democratic party for the offices of Gov- ernor and ie of the Supreme Court. The notifi- cation was in the form of a letter signed by Charles R. Buckalew, Lewis ©. Cassidy, of this city, and Robert &, Monaghan, of Chester county, and an answer will be returned by the Nair beni gentle- mano ina few days, Reopening of the Radical General Grant. Wendell Phillips discourses as follows in the Anti- Slavery Standard of this week, under the head of “Forgotten Promises:"— General Grant was commended to the country asa man of (ew words, but sure to mean even more than he said, aud (o do far more thaa he would con. descend to promise, The few words he had uttered were ail carefully gathered up and made the most of. The weighty sentences of the Delphic oracle were never studicd with more anxtous care than were his rare and brief sayings. A man who speaks 60 seldom and with such delt- beration may fairly be presumed to weigh all he saya, and each sentence so treasured and built on 18 @ pledge, to which the nation may not un- reasonably hold him. When he sald, im 1866, ‘I never could have believed that I should favor giving negroes the rigat to yous, but (hat seems to me the only solution of our didculties,” men felt assured that on this point he might ve trusted, and hence almost expected the countenance whicu lis inaugural gave to the fifteenth amend. ment. Indeed General Grant may be said to nave been elected more on the promises he had facident- ally made than on aay express contract with tue Chicago Convention. Why, then, 1 not marttal law prociaimed? 19 the promise forgotten? He cannot clam that circa. stances have changed. Georgia, Texas, Missigsippt remain still in the same condition, 80 far as their re- lation to the nation ts concerned, as they were when Generai Grant recommended this course to Andrew Johnson, Has life grown any more secure there? We know that every trustworthy witness who gets audience of the President brings him evidence that the same anarchy prevails. Does the great captain Gat his own Words? Are there any influences tn the White House that biind the eyes which saw so clearly wile in the camp? We have sometimes wished that some clear-headed and keen-sighted adviser could approach the President, But, aftor reading this, we know fo one Who could put the duty in a clearer jight than the President Limsell has placed it two years ago. Assassination for opinion 18 ag frequent—loyal men fying, or Lh tte 3 for safety, while revels are firing salutes under Confederate Nags in Southern capitals! Js it a King Log with @ paper sceptre that sits inthe White House? We were told that if w made a soldier President we shouid have a strong vernment, full of decision; one that could not be uilied, For ail we have seen in four months, we might as weil have had, in the White House, clumey James of England, who always fainted at the signt of & sword. Gloomy prophets feared that under Grant we should have a coup @état, and that he would take possession of the government, Thus fat it seems more likely that Beaure; ara rin make @ coup Mutat and wake possession of WENDEUL “PHILLIPS, War Against ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION. Latest from the Seat of War im Parnguay— Further Advance of the AlliesCommercial Intelligence—Railroad Schemes—Petition to Abolish the Export Duties. Bosvos AyBes, June 14, 1869, ‘The steamer from Paraguay has just arrived, bring- ing news of a further advance of the allies. General he head of a stfoug diviet" * OBarrete, we v-< _ y cerevevesy a9 PPODAL> ing to cross the river Tebicuari and taxe the impor- tant town of Villa Rica. Minister Paranlos leaves this place on Tuursday for Paraguay to proceed to carry out the objects of his mission. Three Para- guayans—Ezuzguzs, Bedoya and Valiente— leave in a few duys for Paraguay to inaugnrate the provisional government. The canse of Lopes is now considered lost. From the Montevidean revolution there is nothing fresh here. It ia generaliy supposed that the gov- ee pr ted and rebel cuiefs will come to an under- standing. The market ws flat to-day. Money is getting into better demand, and it is believed that the Provincial Bank will raise its rate of interest. Produce is fat, with but few sales and with but few arrivals from the country. The bill authorizing the Maderos new port scheme 18 before a committee of the House, and itis sup- nome - there is a large majority in favor of the ein | i Rannhail, C. E., leaves to-morrow for the Sonth to survey she new Iino of railway from Uhas- comus to the south, Some anxtety is elt here at tne non-arrival of the steamship Patagonia. The Savole has been placed in quarantine, owing to yel- low fover at Rio Janeiro. Governor Castro has orderea the new Labos Rail- way extension to be commenced without further ay. “tie uew bonds are to be sent to London to be ne- gi A tweeting was held at the Stock Exchange this afternoon Co petition Congress to abolish the export duties. The petition was bumerously signed, Exchange on Kngiand 4% Discounts eight per cent per annum. OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY, Naruns IN NEW YORK orTy. 190 ft n of Stanton n at Box Hilts. en a Matisoa at, No, dia, anes. Olt whip, No 2,2 Rherid At, No 5, ehxsi Washington st 63,79 a of Charita ay di. ‘of Bank st, 152x182.6. Hester st, No 120, $1,000 for the firet year and for the Inst (wo years, por aanum. =f Rivington ‘st, No 807, 9 years, per ‘bth st, ae bet! ear pees panty, G0 ho of Smith wt, 20290 ¢ of Nevins at, 250x100. Te a ees at, Gay 904 fh oof Brookiyn and Jaiaaica Hail Toad, 300s9%5". 2, De, 200 (ve of Hoyt wt, duxiwd. iB ay 240 Ee of Hoyt at, 20100. , 08, 220 ft 6 of Hoy! 00 Horklmor at, 0 #, 240 ft w of Alban: ease at, W 8) LG tt mot Fultor Wr it Wyekott al fr Rorih aaaf, th 2d wa 1» 68, 85.8 Ct @ of South Sik en ne lies tee ot? 400 ft n w of Sth a’ P 6 6,60 (t of North’ Carolina av, S0x100. 835 ft.e of Classon av, 19,6x78.4513.11x31, ‘8 Vanderbilt av, w a, #27 fin of MM; Lote 52, 241, 942, i’ Fro: Lot 40, P A'Detinonico’s ma TRANGVERS IN QUREN'S Rapelyga st 210.4 (tn of Flushin 151.5450. ff rie fad Cols tap. JAMAICA, a and Brooklyn Plank: road, ns, adiotving Cy. ‘Nom. Hull Cemetery, John I Snedixer's, 734 ucres,, Y, TRAN#FERS IN HUDSON COUNTY, X. J.-HUDION GUTT, Germania ay, w a, lota 6 103, inclusive; lots 37,84, 39, 40, block § map Hudson cits, Terrace’ Co, each 2ai08 1,400 SERIE Tork and Washington ats, 6 w o0 0. OREN, Otinton and 3d sta, n @ cor, LaEH8.. ‘ NION, ts 622, #23, block 19, map Guitenburg.. 600 lot G31, b'ock 14, map Guitenburg, 5xt00 600 tote 28 aa $), map Gutiendurg, 25xt00 400 N. Lots 3 and 4, block 9, James T Saad‘dnd.. WEST HOLOKEN, Spring st, w West Hoboken. TRANSPERS IN FSSEX OOUNTY, N, J, Adama st, w from Ferry st, 33295. Gite hn, 39 fee of South Eighth af Court at; a OY few of Morris ay, 251 Bazbara st, Indefinite, 252100 om why Pelt e48, 10 tenor Cwareriey say Mt Prospect av, w 8 indefinite, 25x72. Rosevitic av, w 6, 196 {t # of Sth av, 100x200, Hanover place and Erumet st, 59 ft on Emmet Hanover place, #e & 25 ft on Hanover plac Hanover place, s ¢ 3, 125 ft 8 w of Emmet st, ‘Troudwell st, ns &8¢t trom Me aa ay, Treadwell st aad’ Mt Pospect av, 135: Park st, ns, 615 ft e of Washington ‘ae os Gienwood ay, s #, 183 ft from Springleld Grove st, es, indel, ene Lyon av, as, indef, a50x671 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Hudson ay, 8 8, Hudson at Jomeraca si, NEWARK, 3, fe fronis 10x50. Married. CLAUSSEN—BYRNES.—On Tharsday, July 22, at the Church of the Nativity, by the Hev. George Mc- Closk ADOLPH CLAUSSEN, of Bremen, Germany, ig Nea Ay Joungest daughter of Matthew j-, Of this city. No cards. MU} aed AND.—-On Monday, July 5, at the Convent chapel, Moville, county “ipey fre Ireland, by the Right Rev, Dr, Kelly, Bishop of Derry, assisted by the Very Rev. Puilip Deviin, D.D. and V. G., brother of the bridegroom, JEREMIAH DEVLIN, Esq., of New York, to halen only daughter of Michael Mulholland,’ of Londonderry, HOBART—TUTTLE.—On om Wednesday, July 21, av the residence of the bride’s parents, by the fev. Dr. Hornblower, G. A. Hopart, Esq., to Jennis, eldest Geaghier of oe Hon, Socrates Tuttle, all of Paterson, Y 0 cards. KNOBLAUCH—WIEBE.—On Sunday, July 18, by the Rev. Dr. Sydow, at Berlin, Germany, Ciani KNOBLAUCH, of New York, lo GeRrnauD, dal of Edward Wiebe, architect, of Beritn. No McCORMICK—HELME.—At Tarrytown, N. Y., on Wednesday evening, July 21, at the residence of the pride’s grandfather, Silas Olmsted, by the Rey. C, 5. Brown, AVtucram Meconstick to Satad J, HeLME, all of Tarrytown, ReEED—VARKE.—At Kings bridge, N.Y., on Wednes- day, July 21, by the Rev. Dr, Wilson, Wrctase Rep, of Amenia, N. ¥., to Miss Emma Darke, of Kings bridge. VANOBWACER— CARPENTER.~—ON eh ei Jay 21, by the Rev, Albertus Vandewater, of N Kp Arountcs L. Vanvrwarer to Pac ANNa, daugh- ter of Daniel Carpenter, Esq, tha city, cards, Died. .—At Garrison, on Wednesday, July 21, pungest chid Of K, B, and Jane B, Abbott, 1 mons. Funera. fiom the residence of William Lattimer, No 3 Bast ‘twenty-sixth street, on Saturday mora: ing, at haif-past ten o'clock, jeit.—On Wednesday morning, July 21, arter a short tiness, WILLIAM JARED BELL, Only son of Jared W. Bell, in the 82d year of his age. Funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from Nis late residence, 117th street, second house weat of Thud avenue, Harlem. Rela- tives and friends are reapectiully inviled tw attend, Cailfornia papers please copy, Hoxpicg.—Ou Thursday morning, July 22, at the Coleman House, WILLIAM C. BoxproK, of Forest Glen, Suillyan county (formerly of this city), In the Sid sear of Nis age. His (reads are invited to attend the faneral at St. Paul’s Episcopal church, Broadway, on Saturday morning, at (en o'clock. Bass,—On Phursday, July 22, Joan Wsstry Bass, aged 6 months. "rhe frieuds and relatives of the family are tuily invited to attend the funeral, from > Lewis street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o’c Buaoy.—At bia residence, 240 Bay street, Jersey City, on Thursday eveniug, duly a2, Puiuir BRavy, aged 60 years. Nottce of funeral hereafter. Connoks. On Wednes wors, a native of the pa Cork, Ireland, aged 63 years. tow fuperal wil Lrg! lace from his late residence, “ Wiillamsourg, this (Friday) al- » duly 21, Davin Con- a of Doneralie, county three o'clock. s On Wednesday, July 31, at Tremont, Westchester county, SAMURL J, CONOVER, ta the bith year of his age, Relatives and friendg are invited to attend the foneral, this (Friday) afternoon, at bhaif-past three o'clock, from his late residence. > LL —Suddenly, on Thursday, July 22, Junta A, widow of William 8, Cornweil, aged 64 years, 10 montis and 13de In every pang that rends the heart lan of Sorrows had a yimpathizes in our grie {to tie suferer senda relief. ‘The re auives and friends of the family, also the friends of her sons, Peter N, and John Corayweli, are respectinily invited to attend tne funeral, from the reaidevce of her son, No, 113 Bast Tenth street, on Saturday alternoon, at one o'olock. “Datuavty. 0m Wadgeddar, July dh, Magy, dauga- eg to attend the funeral. rents’ residence, this riday " ‘aiternoon, t two o'clock. ai Famariss.—On Thursday, July amore! i SuRee ‘a SRY, only son of Austin aud Mary V. Faneral inf N asternoon, as throe service this retest: Broo o'clock. 8 it No. ang Firasi r sbove _ be : luly 20, fra doux, infant Cth sohaal ang Kate Fitzsimmons, aged 9 months, | “fixe iaiieral will take place from hia parents’ reat. dence, corner Tentn street and Third Brooxyn, wat (Prtday) afternecs. at ‘The remains wit be interred in rape FeLiows,~On Teuraday, July Hospital, Towrxys F. Feu ows, ‘The friends, relans?3 and his brother, tg B. Fellows, are Teapectfalty invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residened, Nui, 6 Grand street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o’clocx, His remains ‘will be taken fo G fe igh for interment, FEun ‘The funerat of the late Joui0g FELLuRiueR win take place from the residence of his parents, 231 East Sixtieth street, between Second and Third avenues, this (Friday) moraing, at hail. Pane membe i the Pi Club if @ Members oF rogress Club are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of our late member, Jutius Fellheimer, which will take place from the residence of hia parents, 231 Bast Sixtieth street, this (Friday) morning, at haif-past eight o'clock. By order of the President. DAVID LISNER, Secretary. The igen cS from nis late residence, 23 Sixtieth ta foe ed at hait-paat eight o'clock. PHSON, bape 0 ILLISPIE.—MARGARET GILLisriz, in the 64th year of her age. ‘The friends feand relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 3 i avenue, Brooklyn. Ba On thursday, July id A, Bert Lea- » aged 75 years, months and 6 tne relatives and friends of the fam ly vate invited to attend the funeral, on afternoon, at one o’clock, from his late reaidence, ‘Thied street. LaN@wortny.—On Wednesday, July 21, Bota, youngest child of William R. and Josephine Lang- ‘worthy, aged 15 months and 18 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her par- ents, Pearsall’s Corner, L. I., this day (Friday), al twelve o’clock, noon. Trains by South Side Ratlroad, ay South Eighth street, Williamsburg, at eightaod Ratguran vag Hastiugs-on-Hudaon, on Tueaday, ey 20, Eminy J., geen) ot &. Pe and Catharine At Manchesier, England, on Wednesday, June 30, Mr. WALTER MaGeg, th the 46th year of his age. His friends are invited without further notice to attend the funeral, which will take piace this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from St. Reephen's church, Pile iF eighth street, between Lexington and ‘Third venues. Murray.—On Tuesday evening, July 20, at his real- dence, No. 81 Third place, Dr. CoRNuLivs H. Mur- PHY, in the 32d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, members of the Kings County Medical Society, respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of St. Mary, Star of the Sea, Court atreet, corner of Luqueer, this (Friday) morniug,at half-past nine o'clock, where @ solemn requiem mass will be offered up for the re) of his soul; from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. MANSON.—In Greenpoint, WILLTAM GRANT MAN- 80N, 80n of Donald A. and Eliza J. Manson, aged 3 years, 11 months and 29 days, The funeral will take place from the residence of Nis parents, Union avenue, between Meserole and Normand streets, Greenpoint, on Saturday afcernoon, at one o'clock. McADAMs.—At her residence, 132 Skillman Btreet, Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 22, Mary, widow of James McAdams, in the 6th year of her age. Her relatives and friends, a3 also the managers of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum of New York city, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, on Satur. day morning, at 10 o'clock. After a solemn high Mass of yequiom her remains will be taken to Eleventh Street Cemetery for interment. McCorMAck.—ANN McCopMack, beloved wife of Robert McCormack, after a long and painful illness, which she bore with Christian resignation and forti- tude, in the 80th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends ote ‘the family are re- guested to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, Robert McCormack, 607 Weat Forty: second street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without farther nodce, McENRog.—On Wednesday, July 21, at his reat- dence, 146 Seventh street, Williamsburg, BARTUOLO- MEW MCENROR, aged.45 years, ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. NIEMANN,—At allicoon, Sullivan county, ‘Thursday morning, July 22, Henry Nieman New York, in the 50th year of his age, Notice of the funeral hereafter. California papers please copy. UACKENBUSH.—On Wednesd July 21, Sanat McLagéEn, Wlie of Abraham Quackenvush, aged 77 ears, The faneral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at three o’clock, from her late residence, 231 East ba fe Ae street, OEBLING.—On Thursday, July 22, at the house of his son, W, 4. Roebling, 137 Hicks street, Brooklyn, JOUN A. RORGLING, tn the 64th year of his age. The faneral will take cen from his late residence, in Trenton, N. J., On Sunday afternoon, at two o’clock. The friends of the family are invited to at- tend. A special train will leave New York, from foot of Cortiandt street, at eleven A. M. on Sunday, and returning, will leave Trenton at four P. M. Seshurut Jalins Feuheler 180 pond on of Swintox,—On Thursday, July 22, Evia, wife of eae Swinton, of Vanderbilt avenue, Staten stand. Notice of funeral to-morrow. THOMAS.—On Wednesday, July 21, aftor a short itiness, BENJAMIN THOMAS, in the Glst year of his ge. ‘Phe relatives and friends of the family are reapect- folly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 639 Second avenue, on Saturday alter- noon, at one o'clock. TurNER.—At Todmorden, Delaware county, Pa., on Monday, July 19, MabeLLa, daughter of Witham ‘Turner, formeriy of Belfast, Ireland. WELLS.—On Thursday worniog, Jniy 22, ALFRED JONES, youngest son of Lemuel and Sarah J. Weils, aged 2 years, 5 months and 4 days. ‘The relatives and friends of ihe family are respect fnly invited to attend the fuueral, from the re- sidence of his parents, Warburton avenue, Youkers, day) afternoon, i, pt fo four o'clock. ax | eeerenrcnicnene seni eentes iene T @100—A SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte, elty maker, In good order, and very cheup. Appi tod. _ BIDDLE, 15 Amity siroet, near Broadway. FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL SELL, THEIR Piano, new, 73g octuve, all the madern improvements; beat city ma {cost ‘giao: ‘sell for $400. Address Everette, Herald ottice. BRILLIANT ROSEWOOD , PIANOFORTE FOR sale— Au! modern improvements; used only tive and a balf months, for sale at balf original cost, Also two satin and Parlor Suits, Tables, Palatings, Chamber and Dining Furniture, Matiros sacrifice for cash; family leavi sixth street, botween Sixth and FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL A MAG- nificeat PianoCarte, cost 8600, far less than #200; carved rhe overatrung bass; celebrated maker; euaraateod 5 years; tesrly new. 113 Seventh atcest, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR sale, property family laaving city, mae to, onder, city ed B month, cost 839, for III; Parior Suits, agares, Hokcane, Palntings Carpets, Curtains, Chambe: me ining sPorahore. Won Pitvoenws street. near sixth av. RARE CHANCE. —$160, FULL SEVEN OCTAVE rosewood Pianoforte; modern improvements; han t . Also roaewood, Chickering, seven actava, $225; modern style and Improvements. ‘Apply at 36 Fourth av. LADY GOING IN THE COUNTRY WILL SACRL fice, for cash, a $60) rosewood Pianoforte (makers ti of sale and guarantee), nearly new, for less than 9 carved legs, overstrung b seven octaves, Thira street, HICKERING SEVEN OChave Agta cans _) forte, in perfect order, fais 4, for $260, ‘wi iodart Upright octave, conta Davis’, Barnes’ and ot JOHN C. ‘BARNES, REATEST BARGAIN OFF RED. octave rosewood Piano for will of 8160, at BATTERSON'S Stora near Forti ja rect. ]? YOU WANT a oop PIANO CHEAP P. CUMMINGS! wareroom, No.3 Union s jnataimmente or rented any way (0 eal ci aston attuem before you dectie eleewhere. WILL SELL A NUMBER OF SQUARE AND UPRIG Plana, naw aad record nod, at low prices for cash Melodeons an: n ns at reduced prices Mao Melodeo ENRY SCHROEDER, Blt Forth AND ORGANS. pail greatly vediiced for cash; new 7 octare Piano 75 and Upward, new Cabiogt Organs for $46 and upent recond band Inetroments from $40 to 8175, Monthly instal, mente received mod inatramente for rent. Warerooms 441 HORACE WATERS. tageres, Cabinets, c., at a great Went Twenty- 80) 5 Apply ab 25 oe (ow stn, ALL AT L % Sold on ‘Ouiy took IANOS, MELODEONS Wore wagon a0 BARNUM'S Fey 'ts st renee as ‘ia be 109,000 WONDERS AND itles DAIL RM ANCED. ons I? PaOW fas M. TO 10 “RDMISSION 90 GENTS, ola Se ening at 6, E fternaon at a POLICE SPY. E. Eppy, wey RAG LCR POLICE hy. E. Eppe Hf PAKE B. BOL 4 CK ee OLICE SPY ¥, EDD: sF Fa MONDAY, Auguit 2—Wo RELL SISTERS, NENTRAL PARK GARDEN, POPULAR GA! THE GREAT BUCEERS ‘OF ei SELON, LE! THEO, THOMAS! UNVALLeD ORCHESTRA, NING, JULY 28, A 1. Overture, “Vestana * ‘dpoation 2%. Walt “Wine, Women and Song” trauae & Polka “Concert Haus" (new)... Bilwe Cujus Animam, “Btabat Mater SS Solo for Cornsi..Roswab LEVY, 12, Grand Quadrilte, “Sebuetzea" (new: ADMISSION THIRTY. PRIVATE BOXES EXTRA TWO DO eas Can be had during the day at G. Sehinoers, moe Beoad- way, aud at Schuberth & Co.'s, No. 620 Broadway. OW KRY Bene be Mt UNPRECEDENTED GAaAHONe THE CHAMPIONS or ae OTH HEMISPHERES, Movers, HAWLEY aud MIACO, the FLYING ude of the Air, ant (wo Immense A Drama ve ‘emi ‘Dfame FAGLE | AMiuy aaa, Misa Fisher an cal Eyo| Miss va YEP eee le oy. Mb AVERLEY THEATRE. IMMENSE SU SOF THe NEW BURL yas «il by EW BURLESQUB, OR, THE PERILS OF LO’ cena ‘and tableaux, pad a songs, duets, VEniN AND SATURDAY MATINGE. Bee 2) Minutes wit Box utfice aow open. New local nite, quartets and BEVERY OOTH'S THEATRE, ‘Twenty Ahir! elreel, setwean Filth and Sis\Y avenues, FTW ang 5 CAST ST WEEK but ONE of WIN ADAMS, MISS MUANCHE DE $AR MISE PANNE GORANT, To Madame De Marguerite’s Domeetie Draw, in Ove ie ENOOH ARDEN, MATINES ON SATURDAY, AT 2. On MONDAY, avuausT MK. gover pf en as RIT Doors open at 744; to commence abf o'clock. Bente vecured six days in advance et the box ofc OF the Theatre, or at it al the music atore of or: atice, C,H. Ditson & Co, No 711 Broads’ fe A TOMIME Fidurgan feb ATR ENTERTA! IN. lOUs! SES ‘DED NIGHTLY. THE ONLY ck EATRE a y MOST GE0.E, FOX beg te FOX's iT AMER) PANTOMIME. ICA! THE ONLY WiCUORY DICCORT BOOK. FUN gh HEH, ALL 18s MANY WO! N01 THE her’ vues, Y, aH a ERTAINMENT. THE ONLY os OWER OF CATS paNTom! X'S FLYING VELOCIPE! DE. MATINRES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 1. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Corner Tweniy-tuird street and Eighth arene, EK. OTHER AY?. Sr WEEK ANOTHER HUE ANOTHER UL UL LA WESTER VOLEUSR WESTER! D'ENPANTS. WESTER AS WESTERN MARGARET » WESTERN KROOKLEY, WESTERN THE WESTER CHILD STEAL AND SATURDAY a AND SATORDAY VENING AN}, SATURDAY GENERAL ADMISSION, PATRE comign B. 1H Ta We LAST WERK. LAST WEE Last WEEK. POSITIVE Vv THE LAST WERK OF ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS fo the erand ieee UN as played by Row and Harry Watkin throughout friend aud Bootland. | TS SPLENDID DRA’ Witt BE PLAYED. FOR THREE NGHTS ONLY, | Tit thls (Thureday), Friday and Saturday even SAIURDAY MAINE COMMENCING AT? OOLOOK. wt hoeiniveey POSITIVELY Last NIGHT LAST NIGHT « BUT ONE BUT ONK vy or RA. DURA. CONTINUED SUCCESS or BLACK-EYED SURAN. Na, guns 3 28, wil D9 protuced (for thee 2 wa lenule greet play of Lie at toxG's wrbich will be paver te AN UE SURELY STRONG Cast, and appropriate scenery and appointments. TRLO GARTEN jae jesseca and Nonagers. . JARRETT & PALMSR, TRIL bia che SUCCESS . TRIPLE ALLIAN CE. Last BER TASt Ween Ber ONE, of the DIN Jented periet sree LYDIA THON S088 ERS aye yRourE. Li A wiilbe preseuted &. fake ‘ : RECONSTRUCTED irlesque, entitle mnesaue, @OUtISBAD TH, BalLon, BAD THE SAILO with an unegceptionadle alacerontion, In the course of the piece th LAUR “AMIE, ion, FAMIL in thoie marvellons Pantomime Bxete 08 THE CLODOCHE TROUPE THE CLOHOCHE THoUrs ill dance their great Prench Guadrile ASPLENDID NEW BALLE! bien ON ure ANVIL CHORUS, &G. ARRETT & PALMER bog to announce the ctor (Grat time in tra yenry) af Boucionust 's world-renowned Drama ARRAUNA-P Poaws, Mossea GREAT CAgT, ENTIRELY NEW SCENER COSTUMES, KEPOINTMENTS *°THE ORIGINAL EPPEOTR, SPATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. JISLO'S G ARDE N. TAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The managers beg leave to annonace An eagegement eritts the celeorated Irish cone Mian N BRYANT, who will make his ant ‘appearance at this theaire ia the t ra Gia deama QHAUS THE PORT, u it nap ia the great dra EE 908 A ON MONDAY EVENING, AUUCST 2, 1859. 1 MINSTRELS. FOURTEENTH STREET. sitlvely Last Week of, the Season, 81 Six NIGH AST S{X NIGHTS. ei i Bast SIX. xiiars YANT v TT? MINSTARLSS ~~ cae MINSTRELS. vANTS?’ N 3” ani DAN BRYANT and the Excelsior Troune in Ne BRYANTS' MINSTRELS LAST six NigiTS the seagon, DAN BRYAN 7 DAN BRYANT. Parquet de. “Gallery 8c. Orchestra 73 MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, = Broadway. ot Pree = SA ois Wo are fearfully and a4 wonderfully made ols 5 poached Anansi 6s S13 The Beauties, Wohdors and Monstrositios of 814 518 the Human and Animal Oreatlon to be seca at OF 618 one visit. sa HALL, SIXTH AVENUE, [3 NOW ly enlarged, returnished and beautifully ar ee ened mIrFOrs, costly palutii, Ay PIANOFORTES —A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SEC. ond hand Pianos, of various maxera, tn pertact, order, {or saie at low prices, by CHICKERING & 1 East Fourteeath street, between Broxdway and Pirin avenue, MUSICA Le AX OLD ITALIAN VIOLIN FOR SALE CHEAP brilliant tone; beat condition; most be sold for ¥' worth more thaa doubdte; a good chance for amateurs, 265 West Thirty-eighth street, GENTLEMAN, WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE Piauo at pupil's residence for #10 warter, Best {ferences given. Address, with Tesldence, Teacher, box 4) evaid 0 COMPETENT ORGANIST (FIRST PREMIUM OF Dservatory) wants @ vosition ta any church, ould give lessons on the Piano, Address Organist, box Wa Herald oF ReDwcKD TERMS.MR, 8. TUCKEY, PROFESSOR Of the Piapoforte, Organ und Singing, wilt give private lostons at Ql per quarler, Addcess “A? Weer Fosty-Grst street, near Sixth a nue. ANTED--FOR A BOARDING SCHOOL, A SHORT V¥ © distance from New York, a lady to (each music and ws Address T. MOALLISTER, 49 N ENTAL OLD FO} Warts ror THR CONTIN L' Comic Opera a good Rela Tenor and Tame, Cal gp Meany, obee nadng Ganga, 52 Bosman acest, Be Firat cla riainments cad DOW engage nights, 26 ROADWAY, an 620 Se AREW York 623 fu ToALY MUBRUS, ci 8 ts ge Wamenenentcho dN 83 my Life Withia GI s ny} social be Non ty should fail to visit this marreitous and wondertad Colled 62) tion, Females only in attendance. on Open from 8 A, M. ULB P. My 5 HE SIXTH ANNUAL PICNIC OF TKE SOCIETY OF Progressive Spirttuatists of New Y« will bo held at as meee ‘necond gress, near Bi od avenue, fieeer’ a Pan 9AM. to I a Weer THE | LECTURE $KASON. URES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, “ON interesting, invaluable and scientific sudjects, showing how to Live and what to live for, arg deliverst dally at the New York Museum af Anatorag.. Passe. waable co ations py eous Seer by forwarding. “W cents to the socro’ road DENTISTRY en piaracne nae I HAVE nnnnncoihih D NTAL PRACTICR FoR SALE {ho best Hrsineda? in the city,