The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1870, Page 5

\ a "HRLRGRAPIIC. NEWS FROM ‘ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD eee [Europe Still Agitated for War. ‘France Imperious Towards Prus- : sia and King William Firm and Calm. | (The French Cabinet a Unit and in ~ Counell with Napoleon. Continental and British Opin- ‘ion of the Crisis. RUSSIA INCLINED AGAINST FRANCE. (The Infallibility Vote in Rome. “THE SPANISH CRIWN TROUBLE, IN FRANCE. Paris, July 14, 1870. The Constituttonnel (Ministerial organ) denies the {reported disagreements among the Muuisters, and ‘staves further that no Minister has tendered his re- -signation, War Preparations. se * : Paris, July 14—P. M. w The journals to-day give the details of military Preparations, which are still continued. Slightly “Arrogant.” Panis, July 14—P, M. ‘The journals say that the French Cabinet having received, as a first concession, the personal renun- ‘ciation of the Spanish crown by the Prince of Hohen- :gollern, agreed to coniinue negotiauons to obtain from the King ef Prussia his official renunciation how and forever of all pretensions to tho throne of Apain on the part of uny members of the Hohenzol- Jern family. Refused by tue King. * Panis, July 14—5 P. M. Tt appears that the King of Prussia bas refused to receive Count Benedetti, or to sign the promise re- quired of him by the French government, + Napoleon and the Cabinct—Locks Serious. } Panis, Joly 14—5 P, M. ‘The Emperor Napoleon le't St. Cloud this morn- ‘ing by a special irain and arrived at the Tullenes at noon, The Ministers, having been summoned to meet him, were all at the palace, and a council was held immediately after his arrival. | At half-past three o'clock thts afternoon the Presi- dents of the Senate and Corps Légisiatif, which were then in seaston, were informed that the government , Would have a communication to make to those | bodies before the close of the situng. } It is generally believed that this communication ‘Will be a declaration of war. ; ee i What the Paris Press Says—Can Prussia Gain Time? Paris, July 14, 1870, ; The Presse thinks the settlement of the question } precarious and dangerous to France—simply en- ‘ abling Prussia to choose a better opportunity. |@ The Liverté demands a gencral congress or war. } The Journal des Debats says the Prussian reply to \France is insufictent. ‘The Students Ready—‘‘Jolly” and Ne Fear. Paris, July 14—Noon. Last night three to four hundred students made a _Gemonstration in the streets, while returning from & \public ball, They shouted “Vive France!” “Down ‘with Prusaia |”? and sang the Marsellaise without in- Serruption by the police. Latest Reports. Paris, July 14—Kvening. It is positively asserted that Count Benedetti has been ordered to return to France, and that he only @waits the departure of the Baron Von Westher, the Prussian Minister, from Patis. , On the Bourse. Paris, July 14, 1870, The Bourse opened declining. Rentes, 69f. 10c. i Panis, July 14—8:80 P, M. » There is @ great panic on the Bourse and rentes ‘have fallen to 671. 150. ‘Later—Napoleon at St. Olond—Hopefal of of Peace. Pants, July 14—8 P. M. ‘The Emperor loft the Tulleries at six o'clock on his return to St. Cloud. { At the same hour tho Chambers were informed that no deciaration would be made Ly the govern- ment to-day. Itis reported that while the ministerial council ‘Was in session at the Tuileries despatenes were re- ceived from the King of Prussia which changed the situation, and there is now reason to believe that "peace may be preserved. ‘The agitation througiiont the city is extreme. I! The majority of the evening papera maintgin a warlike tone, and the groups of people in the sireets eeem to be strongly in tavor of war. IN GERMANY. ot Ems—France to King William— A Very Simple Reply. Ems, Nas-au, July 14, 1870, ‘The French Ambassador to-day demanded audience of the King of Prussia to exact tnat Prince Hohca- | zollern's ronunclation be made perpetual and that (the Toyal voto be applied to any fresh approaci to the Prince on the subject of the Spanish crown, The ‘King deciined to recelve the Ambgssador and an Swered-him, through an aide-de-oump, that he had ‘no further communication to make. Diplomacy + Tho German Peopie—Calm and Resolnte. , Lonpvon, July 14—1 P, M. The cables to the Continent are stlil very mach “crowded by the government despatenes, und tie press reports are considerably delayed. The following important twiegrams Irom Germany just received :— ars) BERLIN, July 14—11 A, M. ‘The disposition of the people of Prussia seems to ‘de calin, serious and resolute to fight for the national honor, | ‘The nagional journals regard the situation as very disquieting, | The Bérsen Zeitung says war is sure, because France wants tt, + The Borsen Courrier says:—“The French pretea- sions are a direct insult to Prassia and King William, War is inevitable,” King William’s Reply as Head of the House of Hohenzollorn—The German Nation Noi itted. wee Lonpon, July 14—Eventng, Special advices from Berlin roport that King Wil- Mam’s refusal of the French dewanis for he Ho. henzoilern renunciation of the Spauish sn one as fendered by Minisier Bevedettt, Leiag peremptory, Bnd accompanicd by a deciension of aay fur her yonferences on the subject with Napoleon's Ambaa- eador, ts likely to arouse new apprehensions for the peace of Europe, ‘The apparent hostility on the part of the King of Prussia does not. it is sald, however, necessarily lead to war beiween the two Powers, a3 his Majesty acts elmply as the chief of the Hohenzollern famliy And not for the Prussian government. His action, as head of the North German executive, would re- quire the constitutional countersignature of his Cabinet Ministers, Prussia refuses to abandon the policy of “mas- terly inactivity’? in the crisis as regards the appa- rent diMouity of the Spanish throne or.sis. Rumors. Lonpon, July 14—Evening. Tho report that the North German Parliament has been convoked is repeated, with the addition that it will meet es early as noxt week. A story comes from Germany that Count Bisnrarck heard of Prince Leopold's withdrawal while on bis way to rejoin the King at Ems, whereupon he turned back and get out for his estates at Vrazin. Frankfort Bourse. Franxrort, July 14—Evening. The stock market is great'y excited. American securities continue to decline ; five-twentles closed At 88 for the issue of 1862, Later—Movement trom Em3. Ems, July 14, 1870. Prince Frederick William will leave Ems to-morrow morning on @ special train for Berlin, Count Benedetti, the french Ambassador, left at five o’olock this aiternoon. The German peopie are a unit in support of their King and wild enthusiasm prevatis in the minor States. Generat Moltke has beon summoned to Berlin from his Silesian esiates, Prince Gortschakoff has gone to Wildbad. IN SPAIN. . Espartero and Prim, Es Lonpoy, July 14, 1870, ‘Tne statement 18 made to-day that £spartero denies having ever urged General Prim i favor of Afonso in preference to Princ: Leopold. French Reports from Madrid—Leopold’s Re- nunciation Accepted. Panis, July 14, 1870, Advices trom Madrid are pacific ag far as Spain is concerned, and the Spanish Bours: is buoyant. The Spanish Minister of the Interior nas sent en- Voys to the ditferent courts to notify them or the ac- Ceptance by Spain of Prince Leopold's renunciation. IV BUSSIA. Feeling Against France—Napoleon’s Design as Seen by the Cabinet. St. PererssurG, July 14—P. M. Thoro exists a strong feeling on the patt of the Russian government agatnst France on the question of the Spanish throne succession, ‘The heads of the Ozar’'y government believe just Dow that the Emporor Napvleoa is bent on making au aggressive war in Europe and then to, if pos tle, seize an overmasiering position and thus force a res- voration of the Bourbons to Spata by force of arms. 1; BoLg@.on, Tending to France—Fronch Coloring. BRUSSELS, July 14—8 A. M. The French Emperor is dissatisflea with the mere withdrawal of the Prince of Hohenzollera. He per- sists in his demand that Prussia tormally disavow te candidatufe. The King of Prussia firmly refuses, alleging that to accede to this woulu only produce more extrava- gant demands from France. Allied Modiation, BRussK1s, July 14—2 P. M. England, Ruasia and Austria are making euer- gewlo efforts to prevent a rupture; but, so far, they bave made a0 progress, aud the situation 13 un- changed, ’ : WW ENGLAND, Confased Reports and Unsettled Balances. Lonpon, July 14, 1870. Tho feeling throughout Europe is still one of gen eral uneasiness, Tne tone of the offciil payers of France is emtuently pacific, but the vther journals are hostile and warlike. The want of confidence at the exchang.é of the Various European capitals is a fair reflex of the Dablic sentunent, Many rumors are in circluation, but at 1s impossi- ble to trace them. The 4o:lowing despatches and details, collected from ail quarters, are made public here to-day:— British Despatches—The Continental Situation. Panis, July 14, 1870, The Journal de Sotr contradicis ihe report, clicu- lated yesterday, of the resignation of the Miuistry. The ramors of the resignation of the Ministry are continued, though they are generally disereditet. The French Military Attaché at the Court of Vienna, who is now here, has recetved orders to re- turn immediately to his post. Baron Bourgoing, the secretary to the French Am- bassador, also returns io Vienna, THE HOHENZOLLERN LETTER. Public opinion and a majority of the French jour- nals are opposed to accepilng the despatch of tie father of Prince Hohenzollern to the Spanish gov- ernment as a final settiement of the question be- tween France and Prussia, Most of the journals assert that the Ministers went so fur m the.r ducla- rations that peace without a direct acknowicdgment on the part of Prussia would be more a sham than a succovs for France. The Liberté, the Moniteur, the Pays, the Opinton Nationale and the Publ: are especially biter against the Ministry. The ofticiai journais, how- ever, ANNOUNC+ Peace a4 se.tied, THS DUKE DE GRAMMONT'S STATEMENT. Last evening the Duke of Grammont, the Minister or Foroign Asfairs, announced ty the Senate aad tue Corps Légisivtif that the French Ambassador to Spain bad vficially made know: the renunciation of Prince Hohenzoilern of the S;anish crown. “fno negogtions which we have been pursuing with Prussia,” the Duke satd, “have had no other objeci; but they have not yet terminaed, so tv Is impossible to-day to furnisi: the Chambers and the country wiih a general exposé of the adfuir.’? * IN THE SENATE, The Senate recelved this statement coldiy. Tel Duke then asked the Senate to postpone tne disoussivn on the inierpeilatioa unil Saiurday next, because Friday hat veca set apart for tae discussion An the Corps L¢yislattt, ‘Tne Senate immediately protested; but oa the re- quest of M, Rouher the proposition was asscated to. The Senate w.ll meet an hour earlier than usual on thut day, in order to have more tine for the discussion. Cabinet, Lonpon, July 14, 1870, The rumors that M. Emile O.livier and two of his colleagues ia the French Ministry contemplated re- signing are also circulating here, They are regarded as doubiful. Solid Assurances ef Peace Wanted. Lonpon. July 14, 1870, The Londun felegraph tals morning says:— Though the Prince of Hoheazollera renounces the candidature and the King of Prussia endorses that renunciation, sttli it Is too early to believe in peace, ‘The formal reply of Prussia to that eect § the only thing that wili restore confidence, The only respouse thus far has been haughty, offensive and extreme, which was doubtless de. signed to be wr J and dtgui The Fren * Premier Giadstove on the Crisis, Lonpon, duly 14, 1870, Mr. Gladstone stated in the Lous: of Commons to- day, in reply toa question from Mr. Disraell, that ho correspondence of her Majes.y'a : government ith foreign Powers, occasioned by the difference between France and Prussia, was icomplete, and the present was not the time for tts publication. But he would say that the british gove nment, in cou. mon with the European Cabinets, sustained the po- ‘| sition takea by the Duke de Grammont, which was SES RR ee Re SE ER a Rt SA ka I NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1870. that Spain was entitl d to choose apy one for Kinz Xo ¢ 4 German prince. On ’change. Lonpon, July 14—4:80 P, M. Consols closed at 93} for both money and the ac- count. American securities firmer and higher, United States five-twenty bonds, 1862, 87}; 1865, old, 873g; 1867, 8744; ten-forties, 86. Stooks dull. Erte Kallway shares, 174¢; llinots Central, 11134; At- lantio and Great Western, 264. Panio on the “ Street.? Lonvon, July 14—Evening. ‘There was a wild papic on the street after ‘Change hours to@ay. An official statement that the bank had received £131,000 was not sufilciont to restore vopfidence, and much uneasiness stiil prevails, The Panic is attributed to a rumor that Count veredeth had been recalled, MISCELLANEOUS NEWS BY CABLE. The Infallibliity Vote—Agitation and Excite- ment. Rog, July 13, via Parts, July 14, 1870. In the Council to-day when the vote on tnfalll- bility was taken, 601 Fathers were present. Many Who were on leave of absence were hastily recalled to lessen the numerical importance of the opposition. The sitting was greatly agitated; the spectators Were especially dewonstrative, aud the Papa) guards Were obliged to keep them back. Each Father voted aloud when his name was called, Another aitcing will be hetd, at which efforts will be male to persuade the dissenting members to re- consider their votes; and afier this meeting the Dublic congregation will be heid, at which the new dogma 18 to be promulgated, ENGLA) Parliamont and the Court. a Lonvon, July 14, 1870. ™ the House of Commons to-night Mr. Monsell, Under Colonial Secretary, said the government was Sensible of the gailantry of the Canadian troops in repelling the Fontans, but had received no nomiua- tons for reward by way of promotion, The House afterwards went into committee again on the Education bill, and disposed of a num- ber of amendments, ‘the subject of choosing schoul boards by bullot gave rise to an unusually lively dis cussion, Mr, Guthorne-Hariy r.dicuicd ihe Ministertal Euler on educa‘ion, and when caied to account for is language said the bill deserved ¢ ntempt. Mr. G adstone made @ vigorous defence of the measure nd #everely criticised Mr. Hardy for hig discour- lesy and disregard of facts. Au animated personal discussion folowed, aiter which additional amend- Mhents weie udupted or rejected, and the House ad- journed, ‘The House of Lords to-night rejected the Univer- sity Tests’ bill and was subsequently epgaged on cal matters until adjournment. The Que n has gone to Osborne for the summer, The Sussex Gazeite asserts that the Maiquis of Bute never actustly joinet the Caurch of Rome. Sir George M. Gilford, Lord Justice of the Court of Appeal in Cuuncevy, and Dr. James Copiand, the eminent medical autior, are dead, ‘The Bank Stutemont. Lonpoy, July 14, 1870, The weekly returns of the Bank of England show that the bullion in vault has decreased £444,000 since lust report, Aquutie Sports. Lonpon, July 14, 1870, The regatta of the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club took place to-day. Sir H. Bacon's yawl Avoset, eignty-nine tons, came in first, and J. Tempest’s cater Surf, fisty-four tons, second. The prize was awarded to the latter by allowance of time for dif- leien 'e of tonnage. A scuil.ng mutch came off to-day on the Thames, betweeu Kelley and sud er, for £40, The race was trom Putney to Mortlake. ‘The bett.ny was two to one on Keley at the siart, but Sadier won the match, The ume of the race was slow IRELAND, Fatal Party Riot—Arrests. Dustin, July 14, 1870. ‘There was a serious faction fight last night in the town of Monaghan, @ centre of party riot for many years past at this season, between Orangemen and Cathohes, One of the jormer was killed and many Ppersous on either side wounded, Quite a number of people have been arrested by the police, Sensation or a Hoax? Caro, July 13, via Wants, July 14, 1870, The report that Egyptian troops had landed at tho Bay of Ashab, on the Red Sea, and captured ths oo trading station tuere is oflicially covtra- uci e EYDIA, Tho Cotton Trade. Bomuay, July 14, 1870, The shipments of cotton during the week ending to-day aumounted to 26,000 bales. BELG.EM. The War Crisis and Oommorce. AStTweERp, July 14, 1870, The interruption of commercial advices from abroad in con-equence cf the war excitement para- lyzes tae inackos. There have beea no transac. Hons 12 petro.euu, and quotations are nominal. CHISA ANDO JAPAN. Inepector General Harte Criticlzed—A Mine ister of Foreign Affairs Dead—Zelegraph Cabie—Augaresions of the Russlans. San FRancisco, July 13, 1870, Additiona! advices trom China state tifat Inspector General Harte’s movements with reference to the Toreign mission s(beme and his late changes in the Coston: Department are severely criticized on all Biles. Tan-Tang Siang, one of the Ministers of Foreign Atiairs Ly dead, Sue sbips Agamemnon, Oberon and Titanta had completed their cargoes at Haukow. The tea and sujar crops ot Furmosa promise well, The Aucricans at Siaughae were waking exten- aive preparations for ce.ebrit.ng tue Fourth of July, A telegra,h cavio 18 s00u to be laid between Shungiuue and Hong Kong. Piopoxition to establish an American colicge x vekin @liracts te aiteution of the government of ‘apan. ‘she excitement concerning the aggressions of the Russuins oi Yesso coutunaed. A telogrupit nae berweou Koba and Osaca was in process of Gunstruction, TELEGRAPHIC N W3 ITEMS, Cornelius Sullivan, of Providence, R, I., was drowned while bathing at miunizht, Wednesday. George W. iirooks, @ well known und wealthy grocer of Bostou, committed suicide yesterday by hanging. Peter Mckiroy, while in aut of delirium tremens, jumped from w bridge in the centre of the city of Providencu, K. Ly Wednesday night, and was drowned. The commencement exerciseaof Trinity Coflege, Hartford, Cona., took piace yesterday im that city. be.ore a large au- deuce. Houor.ry degrees were conferred upon a number of former graduates. ‘Tho commencement exercises of the Hobart College took place at Geneva, N. Y., yeausrday, Thirteen stuceate wwere Honorary degrees were conierred upon sev genuem ‘The dwelling house of John F. Woods, ia Middletown, N. Y., was burned yesterday. His son, aged twelve yoars, caused the bre by pouring Kerosene in the stove. Tho boy was se rlously burned. Yosterday Governor Walker, refused to com- ‘tute the seater if Jevos Ph! niga to Se nbaped te Setae La Ly on Y ps iy had ton te! sayy 2, for wife murder, Puil ips’ has wi spi He will certainiy be exeouted on the Reports from Nortbern Alabama and Arkansas 4 the be as In nusually favorable eondi'ion. ‘ihe corn And cuiton crops ooth remarcadiy goo |. ‘onnes.ee the cotton wilt be seriously tajured by vermin, Captain Albert N. Miller, a weil koow! in ied of tookjaw run over by a ed on Saturasy ‘on toe ota inat. Clark, who yeateraay 7 ‘Sireet car in the same city, on the bth ins of lockjaw. On Tuesday n Inst # negro violated the person of « white girl in Sedaila, Mo, A party of citizens took hit from jail and hung lim. On. yesterday another nogro grossly tusultod a Mrs. Crawford, iiviog cour mies from se ialia, during tae ab- fence of her huyoans, Mir. Crawford, wish Bloodnounas, is now on thé trail of the negro, Yesterdny morning a house occupied by a Mrs. Phillips And daughier im Weiroit, AliciL., was disoo ered to be on ie, and when tae canes were oxtihuulsbod the two woren Tound dead and toeir bodies norrivly mangled. A man nuined i:dward Hoaz, who lied with the women, ba: been srrested on sunpiciog'of the musdors and arwon. Ho at iat lenied ai owledye of e ‘alr, Dub a juently oon- fossed having com.uitted tue doubla rime, ey CUBA. Consnl General Biddle Recovering from Yellow Fever—The Cable to Jamaica—Mis- collancous Nows. Havana, July 14, 1870. General Ampudia assumes command of the Beya- mo and Manzanillo districts, Consul General Buidic, who was sick with yellow fever, is recovering. His wife 18 now tll of the disease, Sir Charles Bright, chief engineer of the Panama and West India Cable Company, ac.ompanied by Mr. Gall, of Jamaica, leaves for Batabano to-morrow, from which polnt he will commence the laying of cable to Jamaica. The brig J. D. Lincoln, in ballast, from Havana for Caibarien, has been lost on the reefs at Cayo Cruz. Her'crew were saved. MEXICO. The Destruction of the Forward—Rumored Invasion by American Filibusters—A Report of a Secret Treaty Between Presidents Grant and Juarez. MEXICO, July, 7, } Vin Havana, July 14, 1870, ‘The Fourth of July was noticed by the dispiay of the national flag on the public butidings, ‘There is much discussion in the press as to the destruction of the sieamer Forward by the United States steamer Mohican. The government organs approve the act, while the imperalist journals call it a violation of Mexican territory, There are rumors of an invasion of the Rio Grande States by Americans, The government is reticent in giving particulars of the Guatemalan invasion. It 1s reported that a secret treaty exists between Juarez and President Grant, the latter guaranteeing the Presidency of Jnarez in consideration of a cession of Mexican Territory. Porfirio Diaz has issued a manifesto, The engineers and surveyors of the Tehuantepec Railroad have returned to the capital, and report everything favorable for the work. VIOLENT STORM. Fearful Storm in Cannda—Nember of Bulld- ings Destroyed iu Montreat=Tetegraph Wires Blown Down, MONTREAL, Canada, July 14, 1870, One of the most fearful storms which has ever vistted this country swept over Montreal last even- ing. It commenced about five o'clock, and actually levelled everything in its way. A large number of buildings were utterly destroyed, and hundreds were severely damaged. No loss of lile, however, has been yet reported, Two of the large freight sheus of the Grand Trunk Railway wore prostrated, and tho loss in them must be nmense. All telegraphic communication with the city was stopped, ihe wires having been blown down as far west as Lachine. ‘The city is in a state of frantic excitement, and Tumors ave spread of still greater damage at other points from the violence of the storm, Storm in Maine—Barus Blowed Down and a Man Kille ’. Lewiston, Me., July 14, 1870, This afternoon a violent wind storm passed north of thiscity, In North Auburn the barn of Hooper Conant was blown down; and in Green the barn of Stinson Parker was blown down. Mr. Parker lost his life by being buried in the ruins, ‘The oxen and horses in the building were saved, The Storm in Othor Parts of MaineHouses Moved from Their Foundatious—Damuage to Crops. Bancor, July 14, 1870, A severe tornado passed over this vicinity this aiternoon, between three and four o'clock, accom- panied with haiMind thunder aad lightning and tor- rents of rain. In this city but Mitle damage was done, ona house being struck by lightning, with slight damage. Trees were twisted and prostrated to the adjoining towns. The storm was much more severe and (he damage greater in Hampden, Orring- ton, Bucksport, Brewer and Holden. Houses aud barns were biown down, fences broken and in some cases all the windows were broken by the hall, which fell so thickly that it lay in winrows, In Or- Tington one house, containing a family, was re- moved from its foundation, and another blown down, w.toout injury to the inmates. The damage tw growing crops must be considerable, TENNESSEE. A Troin the Nashville and Decatur Rail- rond Breaks Through a Bridge~One Man Killed—Eleven Passengers Injured. NASHVILLE, July 14, 1870, ‘The northern bound passenger train on the Nash- ville and Decatur Ratlread broke through a bridge near Lynville yesterday eand fell into the stream. Tom O'Neal, @ telegraph repairer, received injuries from which he died last night. A brakeman named Jones was desperately injured. ‘Ten passengers, among whom were several ladies, were more or less injured, some of them serionsly. ‘he passengers were chiefy from Tennessee, Tho wounded were promptly supplied with medical at- tendance and otherwise provided for. THE FENIAN FIASCO. Sentence of the Prisoners—Starr and Thomp- eon to Two Years’ Imprisonment—Mannix to Qne Year—The Prisoners te Go to Auburn Te-»,0rrow. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y., July 14, 1870. The trial of G. W. Mannix, on tnaictment for violating the neutrality laws, was commenced this morning at nine o'clock. H. 0. Cheesboro, of Canan- daigua, counsel for Mannix, sald he was authorized to withdraw the plea of not guilty as to the last two. counts, which charge the prisoner with providing ‘boxes containing arts and ammunition, which were siipped to him, and through him furnished to the Fenians, Mannix was @ captain during the rebel- lion. Mr. Dorsheimer moved tor judgment. Judge Woodruff, ia sentencing Starr, said it was a Hoful duty; the case had been suimitted to an un- assed and intelligent jury, who had tound the only ossible ver.lict for a conscieatious jury to render. ‘The former service of the prisoner in detence of the country ied the entire community to expect from him obodtence to the Jaws. As the jury had recom- mended him to merey he would, instead of fiing him $3,000, With an imprisonment, sentence him to two years’ :mprisonmentin the Auburn jail and to pay @ line of ten dollars. In the case of Thompson, as there Was ho consileration entitiing him to greater le- niency, he would pass tie same sentence on him, Swrr and Thomp-on were found guilty on the first three counts and not guilty on the last two, Tue Judge said that Mannix had wisely pleaded guilty and stood penitenuy before the Court. He would, therefore, sentence him to one year’s imp sonment and & tne of ven dollars. A deathly siten prev.iied while the senten were being passed. N demonstrations were mi The prisoner's frienas presse i around and bid them farewell. Mr. Dorsheimer and the other couusel shook hands with them, aud they were removed by Marshal Hazen. They will goto Auburn to-morrow, ‘Lhe Court will ad,onrn to-day, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Livenvoor Corrox MARKET—LrveRPoot, July 14—4:30 3 Tho cotion market closed quiet and steady. Middling uplands, 944, ; miadiing Orieans, 9d. The sales of the day have been 10,0W0 bales, of whioh 1,00) were taken for spocu- lation and export. LIveavo0L, July 145 P. M.—Tho cotton market just at Us cicse over aymptome of a decline, but quotations were uunel RPOOL BREADSTUFTS MARKETLIVEEPOOL, July P. M.—Wheat quiet and steady... Flour firmer. OL PROVISIONS MARKER LIVERPOOL, July Me ‘Pork quiet, Cheese, 60s. 'per cwl. for the best grades of Am-rican fine, Loxpon PRODUCE Masxrs.—Lonnon, July 14. ~? . Whale oft quiet, low firm at 4s. Sd, per ews. ‘Bugar*quiet, both on th andafiont. Linas ou firmer, at 401 | Calcutta linseed dull. Spirits of petroleum dull. Common roain buoyant, GENERAL POLICE ORDERS. Two general police orders were tasued yeaterday. No. 16 embodies instructions for the force in filling out blank returns, © der No. 17 relates to the case of dead bodles found by the politico. At a meeting of the Board, held on the 11th inst., the following resolution was adopted:— Resolv..., That whenever the dead body of any unknown porson 14 found {a the waters, or In any atreet, alley, park, 1er, of public place, or in auy piace In the city of New Yor by; or comes tothe notice or observation of, nuy. metnber poiloe foroe, such body suall bo fmmediately conveyed by votloe to and deposited at the Morgue; that notice thereat the Corouers, and a ciroumsiances made to the Superintendent of be given without delay at the olfice of roperer Ge Police. In reporting a case to the Superintendent oMtcera will be careful to give a8 accurate a description of the por-on ag poss:ble, the ge height, color of the hair and eyes, complexion, the dress or any marks found on any part of the bo jy, or anything found on the person that may lead to’ the Identification of the body. the Harlem Police Court yesterday on a charge of ateaiing @ sewing machine from Mra, Samantha ee Of the corner of Scoond avenue and 119%h streo — FRENTE] 12 G2 GAASHEREEPSEEEEE WORRILE_ ACCRA, A Boy Piunged Inte a Cauldron of Boiling Tar. About six P. M. yesterday, a little four year old eon of Mr. A. A, Snyder, residing in Division street, Paterson. N. J., mes with @ most horrible and patn- ful accident, With some live playmates he was running back and forth over @ ple Of boards near bis father’s carpenter sbop, near the end of which wasa large caaldron full of boliing pitch, which had been prepared for a gravel roof. The tit- te boy ran over the end of the lumber plunged into the seething mass, Aliiough immedi. rescued, he was miost severely buined, The of his lege and abdomen was burned in one mass of blisters and the skin peeled off in strips. His agonies were intense, and an effort was made to re- lieve them by the administration of chloroform, but the drug would tike no erect atall. ‘there is lide h pe hia recovery, as at a late hour last might his sufferings were loo severe for even & grown person to endure any length of ume, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=-Tals Dave . 440 | Moon rises... .eve 9 OL 7 30 , High water.morn 9 30 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NWW YORK FOR TUE MONTH OF JULY. Destination. 8un rises Sun sets, July 23.00.) tig |Suly 28°. | Liverpool ++[July 88... [Lisverpool: July July 30....| Liverpool, uly E | Ginagow. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 14, 1870, CLEARED, Steamship Matavia (Br), osmurler, @ plteagubte Br), LeMessurler, Liverpool—C Steamship Bro: NG), Loist, Bi 1a South: {ieeOatR en eee Ve) Reclhamp: one Annie, Hanson, Santa Martha, &4o—O Luling & 0, Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah—Livingston, Fox & Co. Steamatiip Benefactor, Penniugton, Wilmington, NC—Lo- rillard Bleamahip Vo. Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- mond—Old Dominion Steamship Co. Stoanship Matterag, Lawrence, Norfolk—Old Dominion leamahip Co, Steamship Fania, Freeman, Philadelohia--Lorillard Steam- ship Co. Steamabiv Dirigo, Johnson, Portland—) F Ames, Bteamship Neptune, Baker, Boston—W Clvoe. Ship Magnet, Crosby, San Francisco—Goo D Sutton. panip, Francis “B Cutting, Tyson, Barceloua—Tupper & attle. ; Bark Harrison Lieb (Br), Chandler, Liverpool—Geo A Phil- 1 & Col Pibark ‘Sea Eagle, Durfee, Cronstait—Moas & Ward. Bark Ortmoy (Fr), Levagzion, Havre—Boyd & Hincken. Bark Restless, Boomer, Smyrna— Thos PH ps Bare Josephine (Br), Day, Liverpool, NS—G A Philips & olling. Bark Baga (Br), Garvin, Piotou, NS—D DeColl. Brig Goodwin, Craig, Malaga—J an a Bri Crescent hr), Faulkner, Harbor Grace—J F Whitney 0, Schr Annie Whiting, Hntchinaon, Schr Maria, Muruiing, ‘Truxiio—B J Wenberg, Schr Jobn Ferris, Fieids, Kingston, Ja—Thomas, Holmes & Schr E Richardson, Nelson, Mobile—J D Hurlbut & Son, gihthe Katie Ranger, Martin, Savannah—Van Brant & laght. ‘ Sehr Susan Wright, Rollins, Georgetown, 8C—Doliner, Pot- jer & Ce Schr Charles Dennis, Hodgkinson, Wilmington, NO—Jonas Smith & Schr AC Lyon, Lyon, Baltimore—Baker & Dayton. Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Providence W Jacksom, Steamer Beverly. Shaw, Philadelphia. Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia. Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadephia, Demarara. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship Iaaac Bell, Bourne, Richmond, City Pomt and th mdse aid passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Ship Viola (ny, Slater, Cardi $9 days, with rn lway tron to order—vessol to HJ DeWolf & Co. Had moderate wea- ther; 20 days W of the Banke. Bar Siren (NG), Bentel, Briton Ferry, 48 days, with rafl- way fron to order; versel ts French, Edye & Oo. Mad strong westerly winds up te the Bankn: since, moderate woather. Bark Kate Crosby (Br), Crosby, Newport 83 days, with railway {rou, to Jaa Kdmiston & Co. Had strong westeily winds, with rPuch rain and tog; have been 15 days W of the janks. Burk Maria Clotilde (Ital), Digarindo, Marseilles 46 days, with indse, to Boyd & Hincken. Haa variable weather, Hark Union (Bri, Fougere, Guanton, PR, I days, with guar and molasses to Hatton, Watson & ‘Co. July. of or Hatteras, had « Leavy gale from south which lasted jones lost foro and malo royal, split sails and received other mage. ys, vin Delaware rk. Had squall Bark Mary Bentley, Clark, Inagua 9 4 Jso ly Breakwater July 18, with salt, to weather, with much rain. Brig Liza Stevens (ot New Besford), Phinney, Montevideo May fi, with hides, to Brockway & Baker. Sailed In com. ny with bark Florence Baker and schr A Heaton, for New ork. Brig Juno (Br, Williams, Port Spain, 16 days, with asphal- tum, to. Stoker, Taylor & "Co—vessel "to Boyd ‘k Hincken, Horigkmabrose Light (of Boston), Higgins, Aguadilla, PR, mbrose Light (0 o in, i ¢ lasses, to’ Miller“ Houghton. Ti da: with su and molasses, to Bad ght southerly winds and calms. BrigJeremiah (of Soaraport), Criffiths, Cardenas 10 dnys, be uy oo toR dt So yo BEG tee eo ‘a chr Glengarry, Yates, Savanijla wit! len, 3 de Castro & Co—vessel to Yates & Porterfold.” Had fue Schr Tryphena (Br), Gardner, Cat Island 10 days, with E Hutebinaon & Co.’ Had fruit and two passengers, to R Light winds and calms, Bourg T Alburger, Corson, Georgetown, 8, 6 days, with paral stores to Dibble, Worth & Co “veusel to N L MoGrendy & Co. Sohr Maria Pierson, Grant, Alexandria, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND souTH. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, Yortand for New York, with mdse, to J F Ames. Brig Anna, Lindsley (Br), McAlmon, Hillsboro, NR, for Newark, with plaster to Newark Plaaior and Cement Co, Brig Charics Miller, Gilkur, Bath for New York, with ice to Knickerbocker Toe Co. Brig Elvie Allen (Br), Acker, New Bedford for New York, in ballast, to Brett, Som & Co. Sehr Volunteer (Br), Burgess, Windsor, NB, for New York, with plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & Co. Schr E F Cabado, Twain, Bath for New York, with ice to Knlokerbocker Ice’ Co. Schr Nathan Clifford, Shute, Beifast for New York, with lumber to © B King. Schr Fannie A Kayley. Knox, Dresden for New York, with ice to Knickerbocker 1 Co, Scbr Stiver Bell, Gardiner for New York, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co—veasel 10 John Boynton,s Son & 0. Schr J Paine, Stevenson, Gardiner for New York, with 1ce to © Mathews. -_ Schr Chas E Morrison, Smith, Konnebeo River for New York, with ice to Washington Ido © Schr Ida L Howard, Harringtor with lumber to Wilder & Son. Sebr B L Sherman, Kerney, Rockport, Me, for New York, with fee to Knickerbocker Ice Co, Schr Mary Langdon, Bennett, Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown, Schr Richard Bullwinkle, French, Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown. z Schr Bengal, Hatch, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candee & Pressey. Schr Florida, Metoalf, Spruce Head for New York, Sciit Geo E Pleree, Poole, Suieu for New York, with mdse 8 CO. Schr JP Robinson, Harratan, Gloucceter for New York, with fish to Wi rl & Robinson, Sobr Riverdale, Brown, Cape Ann for New York. Schr Tile E, Smith. Wareham fur Elizabethport. Schr Angel, Baker, Fall Kivor for New-York. Sehr Old Zick, Beebe, Fall River for New York. Schr 8 R Thonias, Hanmer. Fall River for New York. Sebr HE Wollman, Terrill, Providence for Naw York, im ist, to Jed Frye & Co, chr’ W W Wood, Kelsey, Providence for New York. Schr Estelle, Furnins, Providence for New York. Schr WW Brainard, bible, Providence for New York. © for New York, Nash esteriy for New York, ‘0. Portland for New York, hebr MW Gritiing, Grifing, Provide: Schr Snsan E Nash, : A Cheabro, Barb hr for Rondont, cbr John Manlove, Island for New York. Schr F Sinnickson, Sinnickeon, Norwich for Philadelphia, Schr J Satterthwalte, Kennett, Norwich for Philadel Sobr Reading RENO 47, Das lk Norwich for Philadel Schr W L Peck, Bunce, Norw! Bebr I r Franklin, Scolield, fehr Diacem, Chase, New Lo Schr Texas, Champlin, New I Schr Ida McCabe, Pick Sehr Wina, War Schr New Reculns, fa, phia, 1 for New York, ‘ew London for Eilzabethport ion for New York. ‘on for Newbarg. , Hartford for New York. k, Hartford for Trenton, Hallett, New Haven for Rondout, Selir Margaret Powers, Featon, New Uayen for Trenton. Schr GC Burdett, Bradiey, New Haven for Elizabethport, BOUND BA3t. Steamehip Pirigo, Johnson, New York for Portland. Steamabip Neptune, Baker, Now York for Boston. Bark Maranee, Fillmore, New York for St Johus, NF. Brig Potosl, Coiliii, New York for St John. Schr J B Myers, ¥lwood. Philade'phia for Providence. Schr Gale, Bhropshire, Trenton for Hartford, Sehr vapor, Johnson, Trenton for Hartford Schr Velma, Cook, Port Jol for Portsmouth. Sehr Messenger, Bean, Port Johnson for Tannton, Sehr Mary Elizabeth, kocden, Edzabethport for Fall River, Schr Sarah Selsey, Dandie, Eligabethport for New Haven. Echr Cornelia, Long, Kiizabethport for New Haven, Schr Ontarlo, Barber, Klizabethport for Providence. Schr Thos Hall, Brown, Hoboken tor Providence, Schr Goo Washington, Peok, Albany for stamford. Bcbr Laconia, Winters, Rondout for Boston, Schr Adele Felicia, Eillott, Rondout for Norwich. Behr Frank Atwood, Higgins, New York for Boston. Schr M E Wells, Jennings, New York for Cow Bay. Schr Daniel, Golten, New York for Norwuik. Schr Amor, Kna 1p, New York for Noank. fobr Z A Paine, Jones, New York for Noank. Schr Mary Matilda, Studiey, New York for Noank. Kehr Nellle Bloomhold, Hobbie, New York for Stamford, Schr James Bradiey, Bradiey, —— for Hartford. Wind at sunsot SW, Marive Disasters. SxiP AB Wricut, from Portland for et George, NB, pe- foro reported wrecked at Cutler, was In charge af 4 drews piiot, who wae misied as to his position. b; fisherman, ” It waa foggy atthe time, and the vy ing he had lost his course, put the ship off, utes she struck very heavily, when it was were on Long Point Reof, a complee wreck. id not even save thelr clothing. Tae ship broke in picces the nextday. No insurance, BARK GLARAMARA (Br), Service, from Greenock tor Mae tanzas, coal inden, wes conipieieigueatroyed by fire of Sagan, In Grande 2d or 3d inst. ‘Tho captain nnd crew, with part of their gene which is ali that could be saved, arrived at Ma- tapas nat in tarce boats, Bak Anrrpzen, Treat, from Elleworth for Buenos Ayres, put Into Boston Lith inet for repaire, having struck on Long Island, Me, on the 9th, aad came off leaking 1000 strokes per hour, BARK MARIA, which han buffeted the wayes for 88 years, hailing from Nantu and thia port, and for the last few rears under the Chilean flag. with ner name changed to Mai Pochoco, is iopetes aunk [n the harbor of Paya, Pera. Shy had boen leaking Dadly on her present voyage, aad her vt: mandor, Capt William WU Parsons, of this oily, bad beached Buia Soro, from #t John, NB, before reported ashore pote a Ty] foun Many Ecrza (of Calais), hich pt Bea i, tak oN told by auction ttn 16st for $800, the: bal, errs 9 snd olsine only included: ‘tne Providence Warloe pan: Auere the purchasers, The sails and rigging were to Souk SENATOR (Br), Hvans, from Salmoa Fiver, NB, was wrecked eel Toes ‘bear Tusiucak, WB. Loxvox, Jul ie reported off Thurso, Sootia: aides stove in by ice, Hark Fanny Atkinaon, from 9 J wit fanny Atkinson, from % John, NB, has arrived ou Shipping Notes, The steamship City of Brussels, Captain Kennedy, of thp Inman line, will leave pier 45 North river at 8 AM to-morrow (Saturday) for Queenstown and Liverpool. ‘The National line steamship Holland, Captain will sali to-morrow (Gaturday) morning, at 8 o'clock, from, pier 47 North river, for Liverpool, calling at Queenstown, ‘The steamship Inaia, Captain Munro, of the Anchor lisa, will leave pier 20 North river at 12M to-morrow (Gaturdag) for Londonderry and Glasgow. ‘The Merchants’ itne steamsbip rape Ante tom ty b/s jeew yd iy stoi river at 8 PM, on ' ‘oat for New Orleans direc The steamship George Washtn; ng Captain Geger, sail from pier "No 9 ‘Sorin river ot Pu \omonew New Orleans. Miscellaneous, Lavnonep—At Addison bib inst, from the yard of J Nush & Co, a fine schr of 200 tous, Caled the JO Ni ne is to be commanded by Capt A L Crowiey. ‘The new aud beautiful three-manted schr Lookout wag, sauce ty Isunched from the l’revidence ine Ra! Company's yard 18th inst. Whalemen, sont ip Barope was off Frenck Rock” crate, aprii 15, wit, i ". of NB, Taloahuano May nagtag goon 8 a cam uano May 38 tt . a of te og San ‘oiitia, Stowell, NB, was of Teo My sere 188 bbls sp and 10" do binckish oll sues last se Capt Hyatt, of bark vi ry a) ‘of Taicahuano, dated Pas, yore tbat ho bad ahipped for another yeur * lew Yor! mh te pan 34) dow cal arks Cataipa: Perce, of Marthe Wi Bri May Touched at Tomber nothing since leaving Talcabuano; June rose, Nant, 2) 5), 19 blacktish Inst season; ‘ane, Weatport, 8) ap last oruime; Said Bin Sulem, 100 do do; Ith, Palmetto, Robinson, NBA ip Spleadid, Jeregan, of Mdzarto t sicahuauo; bark Mars, Allen, Ni, 1 wh b, bark Marcella, Tilion, do, 8) sp. Spoken. Bark Lakemba, from Liver; for New Haven, no lat 40 80, lon 70 20 (by pllot bout Wanilayeon, No 2). on Brig Arthur (Br), from Baltimore for Halifax, July U1, let i 88, lo 74 (by pilot boat Stary Eich, No 4 welgu Ports. ‘ CARDENAS, July 5—Arrived, brig Jeunle Clark (Br), Laws jangor. Sailed Int, bark Cardenas (Ir, Cowan, Queenstown; Bitty, brig Joueptine, Smith, north of ienens; tee Core kita, jones, Sau DUNEDIN, NZ, May 24—Arrived, brig Sally Brown, Male OW A, June 8—In port bark Dt G LAMINA, june $—In i frown Boston, arrived May 2 a en HANKoW, June—Shipa Agamemnon, and Titania, have completed their cargoes.” Havana, July Arrived, schr Delmar, Farrow, News bern, NO; 7th, bark Shawmut, Small, Autwerp. Safied oth, Unig Renshaw, Sylvester, Sagua and north Hatteras; schr John Crooker, Hodgdon, Blerra Morena north or Hatteras. ‘ Cleared th, steamship Pioneer (Br), Shackford, NYork. In port %h, barks Caro, Veals, for N’ EBA nedy, Hotfses, for Falmouth, NY varino, Bioo fo; mieiplun do; Geo. Herma lee, eiphin, do; Geo Baru 1 Baltimore, « her oe nd others, iglSAGUA, July S—Iu port brig Lydia H Cole, for HY a ox, July 12—Arrived, bark Martanna (Port), iia. MELBOURNE, May 14—Cleared, ship Marmion, Boyd, Francisco via Newcastle, N' MATaNzas, July 5—Arrived, brigs Sulla E Haskell, biladelpbia ; Sth, Ne kell, Portiand; Wm Welsh, Suow, barks Bessie Simpson (Br), Gibba, NYorx Bo len Hlovenn, How, Beltissore P Havener, Boston. Satled bth, Alien, Tr, Ty Br. Ph }. Tahiti. . Balled May org Emlle de Quranic (Pe), Chevalier, Ban pligy ug uth, oe be es ie, Seren vgs (Br), Cal 0; Vith, ps ustend, | fran, doe dtiby Comma (Br), MeColloch, do, 2b, ‘Bay: COrgenerown, Joly M—Arrived, steamshio Denmark, Forbes, NYork Gur for Liverpool (and proceeded). Rrpipr, NSW. May 14-Salled. barks AA Dreberty Boothy Tahit deh Washington, Robertson, San Francisco via Ne {3 Strnns Liown, May 28 Arrived, ache Ajmer (Br), Wala wright, Boston ; Jane 8, bark A Houghton, Upton, do. SAVANILL june 26—In port bark Jennie Cobb, from Ae pinwall, arrived 25th, to load for NYork. Br Jago, June $--Arrived, (bark Morning Siar (By hy NYork. Sava, July6-in port bark’ Yamurl (Bi), Johnson, for NYork. ldg sugar. a Sous, NB duly 18--Arrived, bark ale of Skye, Dean, Orenred isch, ship Anuie Pinte Vatew, Liverpool i 3 . ‘July 6—In port bark Cubs (NO), Ritter, Tatxipad, July 6—In . Bromen, arrived bth; brice Atholaska (ir), Langoader a, ( NYork next day; Jessie Rhynas, Hal, lig; schr Robert well, McCormi for NYork, ldg. VArranatyo, June 10—In port bark Fronois B Pay, Rob Uns, from Puget Sound, for Phasnix island and Phhadelpbig, Amerie: Ports. ' BOSTON, July 12~Arrived, steamship Glancus, Wald Nvonk; aclira Emma B Shaw/ shaw: HLA Itoxers, Frambes MP Hudson, Hudson; A Bartlett, Bartlett, Phiindelphia; Hali, Blliabethpori: A Vancleaf, Carter, Newburg; ‘ans, Rondot Seared Steamship, Abyssinia (Br), Haine, Liverpool vig NYork; bark King Bird, Dexter, Bathurst, NB; brige Anow Br), McClellan, St Thomas; Isadora, Griswold, 'Wilmia CO; echrs K 8 Twisden, Chase, Cape Town, OGH; G: Histo, Payal; John Cadwalader, Yownsend, Georgetown, DC Mary J Russell, Smith, do; Clara Davidson, J fare, Algtane dria and Georgetown, DC; Koutherver, Darling, Wied and Richmond; ¥F H tucklin, Bucdlin, Philadelphia ; Wil Bur‘eu, Adama, Baltimore. ‘ 14th—Arrived, Goree ; Cs la, Hall Charles Heath, Rondout, uty 1é—Arrived, wchra Linge L Mills, Armee Gov GY Smith, Crowel, Boston, Baltimore (NG), Voeckler, Bremen vig ty (Br), Gerard, Demarera: Antelope, r ME Amsden, Lavender, ao. lanttc, FORTRESS MONROE, July 14— Passed ip, barks Traveb' Penfield, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore; May Queemg Chipman, Savannah for do. NEW ORLEANS, July9—Arrived, bark Iron Age, Crabe be tal he " Sm Arrive Perkins, NYork. in Arrived, abip Young Eagle Sourawsst ‘Pass, July 9-Salled, steamsnips Amazom, Bienyilte. ? PASS-A-L’OUTRE, July 9—Sailed, barks Volant, Limerie&l Lass; brig Adeline Richardson. PHILADELPHIA, Juyy 12—Arrived, achrs Huttie E famp- son, Blake, Kennsbec; Margarct Reinhart, Hand, do; FB Baird, I do; Ann Amelia, Bush, NYork; Lady #2 Eeods, Boston’ George Fraukild, Harper, Baltimore; Gores: Ma, Carroll, Norwich. Cleared—Barks Gatseppe (It), Carrao, Gibraltar for ders; Brazil (Br), Hinbert, Autwerp; brig Haidee (Bri, donald, Paimouth, Ja; scire R HiU, Smith, Providen tye May, May, Norwich; kimily & Jennie, ‘Graoe, Boston Pharo, Shourds, Providence; Anna Barton, Frink, do; & Potter, Potter, bignton Field, Potter, ‘Watson, Houck, Lyna; ‘Lena Hnater, Perry. Portsmouth; H Wesioott, Gandy. Lynn: Josephine, Whittomore, wi Dennis; A E Saford, Powell, Pawtucket ; & A Bartle, Smiy Borton, NM Louleu, Simyton, do; Rescue (Br), Hataeld, boro', NS, Provincotown; J Lewrs, 4 Koodoo, for Genoa, | PORTLAN. ire Maracaibo, He Eilzabethport; N York, on Cleared—Bark Kila, Lewis, Buonos Ayres; schr Oriole, Bar ker, NYork o PORTSMOUTH, Judy Wa hey; achraM 1) Marston, an PAWTUCK 19 ET, Jub Elizabetbpo: 88, ber Pratt,’ Ron Gardner, Eltzabethport. ‘Sailed’-Schra Reading Railroad No 43. Baldwin, Kita rt; Sallie T Chartre, Simmons, and 8 Dean, Cook, Ne ‘ork. TAUNTON, July 12— er NY ork. WILMINGTON, NC o4, scar Sami L Crocker, Thraske July Arrived, beg 8 C Shaw, Heraoy, Yarmos nchirs Jax 8 Croozer, Chase, Wiseat John § Lee, Vangiider, NYork. y FORD, Jwy 12—Arrived, sloop Petaquamzcutt, Ww Staud, Haverstraw. Stafford’s Lron and Sulphur Powders invigorate the body and purtly the blood. Av—False € rs on the Foretop.—W hoe saw the natural tinge revewed in gray hate bya hale dye’ No one. Who oan distingul b tho browne and blacks out by PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR TI ‘AR, from nature's? No one, And mark, ft leaves stan onthe akin, and fe clear and trausparent and has a@ sedimemt. Sold by all druggista and fancy goods dealerty “SARATOGA RAGES, Two Meetings, 1 six daya each, commencing Mth July and 12th August. A.—Herring’s Patent CHAMPION SAFES, %1 Broadway, corner Murray stcaah Cainer aans A.—For Restoring tk: y HAIR, DISPERSING D. NDRUPE AND LE Seth tag SCALP, RESTORER AMERICA I8 WITHOUT AN A Seasonablo Family Romedy.—Aalatic lera, Cholera Murbus, Summer Complaint, Chollc Sour Tuach, Diarrh: nd all Affections of the Bowols tnciden to childhood at this season of the tare cured at once DR. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. It aliays the tation and calms the action of the stomach, and polng | sant to the taste, is readily taken by children. While bd ioe with entire —, to infants, it yet acts prom; and thoroughly when admlnistered according to ‘ahrectl toelthor children or adulta, Sold by all drugg A Sewing Machin $45; S17 at t way; can be converted into @ hand machine instantly; veulent for parties going in the country; warranted class. Cristadoro’s Unrivalled Huir Dye.—Setd ‘and applied at his wig and scalp factory, No. 6 Astor House Dr. Glover’s Chnawpiou Lever Ti Bi Sivekingad Supporters, &c, W Ano Tice “Becteten et Ladies, Gents, Boys and shoes; all’ styles, reduced prices, at No, 8 Union square. mer Hats—You can find chem All youhave to do is to call at bis | r anne: