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W & \.———-.__.—-———‘-‘————"[ THE TAI{"‘ F. I bill which wing i The fo)h s W pased the Touse ow A BILL 1O PROTECT 1 PURPOSES. Be it enactd by the Se oveo of hs Ztlted States of Amcricain Congreas asse Hrom L atter the 1ot duy of August, 1566, in lieu of the du 1 by law on the articles mentioned and embrace 'Mis section, there shall be levied, collected, and paid, ov all oods, wares, and merchaudise imported from foreign coun: fries, the duties hereafter provided. viz On cignre, eigareltes, aud chervots of all ki pound, and, in addition thereto, 50 per centun aad notare for the box in which any eigars, ed in ascertaining the weig inclading wrap E AND FOR OTHER 8 50 per ad valorem wttes are packed shall be allow Provided, Thut paper clgars and cigarcties, pers, aball be « 1 to the same duties as are Lercein imposed ©pon gigars: And provided further, ‘Lhat o and after tho lst day of Angust, JEGA, no cigurs shall be iwpo ed unless the saiue are packed in boxes of vt not more than 00 eigars in sach box: and uo entsy of any imported cigars sball be al lowed of less quantity than 3,00 in a single passage: and oll sigars on fmportation shail be rlaced 10 public store or bouded warohouse, aud sttt not be removed therefiom until the same Tl Bave been inwpected and o stamp aflixed to cach box in dicatiog such inspection, with the dote therecf. And th Becretary of the Treasury Js bereby authorized to provide the e slaw) nd to make all necessary regulatious for smrying the above provisions of 1aw into effect. .. Qi eotton, three cents per pound. Op all componnds or preparations of which distilled spirits 1 9 component purt of ehief value there shall be levied 4 duty pot less than that imposed vpon distilod spitits, €8C. 2. And be it further enacted, That t pection four of act entitled “ Av act e Sain acts imposing duties v on foreig: Mareh 3, 1965, sbal be conitrued to in or steaw Bociety Isands. 8pe. 8. And be it further bithed f the United States who wiy disco: st 1%, 1936, an prohibi . Jded 10 re ation to sll persons who have cowplied ha provieo in T enacted, That so much of an act en- A act to authorize protection to be given to citizeny ver deposits of guano,” ap ath the p Form and 'uf.cx the 14th day of July, 1867, Lont all Taws and parts of BEC. 4. And be it further cnacted, # 10 vessels hereafier licoused to e fisheries be, and the same are hereby 1epesied Procided. That from sud ‘after the date of the passnge of tiis set, vessols lioensed to engape in the fisherios way take on Sourd imported salt in boud to be used in_curing fish, © roch regulations as the Secretary of the Treasurs shall pre. seribe, and upon proof that swid sait has bee used i curing b, the duties on the same shall be rey 88C. 5. And be it further enccted, That, from and after the peesage of L1 act, all goods, Wares or werchandise arriving a8 the ports of New Boston and Portland, or o rms the United States which may be_specially d by the 8 cretary of tbe Treasury, and destived “for plices in the adjacent Britlsh Provinces, may be entered at the Custom- House, nod couveyed, in trausit through (he texritory of the Usited States. withont the payment of (he duties, under sucn wules, regn'ations, and conditions for the protection of the fishing b g e Fevenu Secretary of the Treasnry may prescribe, Src. rther enacted, Thatimported goods, Wares, or merchandise in bood. or duty-paid, and prodicts oF maou- Ssctures of the | oper wuborities of L m one jurt or {1 rt or place therein , may, with the consent of the es aforesaid, be trausported in the Uuited Stites to another over the territory of said inces, by such routes, and undeg snch rules, regulations aud conditions, as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre seribe; uiud the goods,w arer, sud merchandise so fransjorto eball, upon srrival in the United States from the 1 aforesaid, be treated in regard to the liability to or exem) from duty or tax, as if the transportation bad taken plece en- tirely within the Lmits of the United States, 8EC. 7. And be it furiher enacted, That whenever it ) @bown to the satisfaction of the Secret more moneys have been paid to toe Co others actiog as suob, than the law requires, and the parties dave fuiled to comply with the requirements of the four weenth and fifteentd scctions of the act estitled * An act to sngresse the duiies on ports, aud for other purposes, approved June 30, 1864, an sball be satistied that said non-compl Jueuts a8 above stated Was OWILE 1o circumsiances beyond 1be control of the importer, consiy or agent making such ayments, he may raw his warrant npou the Treasurer in vor of the person or porsons entitled to the overpaywent @irecting the said Iri d the s Wykey io the treasury 8 And be it fourtd ections of t An act farther to provi duties on imports,’ and of the tweifth section of the approved March 3, 1863, entitled "' Au act to prevent and p % 1633, ent 3eh frauds npon the revenue, to provide for the wore ce: and speedy collection of claims in favor of the United § and for othier purposes,” shall be taken and deemed as ex 3ng to and embracing all cases arising or W Deretofore arisen, and all suits and prosecutions he trought and now pending, or which niay hereafter bo br ageinst sny officer of the Uuited States or otuer per Jénson of any sets dooe or proceediugs had by such o ander_authority or color of the act pproved entitled “* Au act to provide for the collection of abandoved property, and for the prevention of frauds in Susurrectionary districts witbin the United States,” or the act Svnd entitled * An act in addition to the sev- s ercial iutercourse between loysi d to provide for the collection of d rty, and the prevention of frauds 3 Btates declared in insurrection:” Provided, That such aets Gome or (»m-mimn bad under the two acts List aforesaid, or usder color thereos, shall have been donc and bad under the authority or by the direction of the Executive G went of 1be Uuited States: dnd provided jurther, That when a recovery shall bave been, or sball hereafter be, had in any such suit or prosecotion brought. or which may hereafter bo brought, as wforesaid, lnt‘rnvmv-nr of the amount recovered, as piovi forio the waid twelfth section of the et approyed March & TH aforosamn, swedl U0 Made out of (bg meTiys arising and of 8125 ana leases and foes col #ud ins enptare e e pald over st wates the ¢ Jected and paid over tu 2 Gove under the two acts spproved ‘Sren 12 1669, and Yoy 3, 1864, sforesaid, in reia- Jation to capiared and apaudoned property, SgC. 9. And be it furcher enacted, That In determining the aMable value of imported merchandise, except in cuscs '{,m n otherwise provided for, there shall be added to the cost, or $0 the actual wholesale piice or geueral murket value at the time of exportation iu the principal markets of the country from whencs Ii Lave been iwported into Uiusted States, the cost of trausportation, sbipwent avd tra shipment, growth, water, to the production, or manufactore, whether by lund or e vessel 1n which shipment is made to the United States; the volue of the sack, box, or covering of avy kind in wl rater, b . are contalued; comiuission at the usual 3t 10 10 case less than two aod & Dalf per centum; export duty, and all otber actua! or usual churges P r‘rflng. and packme for transporiation or And al rios of & general charaoter incuired in 82 of a general inyatce shell be distributed pro ruta suck invoice; aud every part thereof based on value shsll be advanced accord- d al) wines or other articles paying ball be graded and pay dull ageord- mined: Provided, Thit all ad- m ment. pui cha smeng ull porte of ebarged with dnties iug 10 its proportion, epecific duty by grad ing to the actual value so det @itions wade 10 the entered value of mercbandise for charges shall be regarded s part of the actual value of such merchan- @e and lrnch addition i excend by ten per cen‘um the value 80 declared in the en in sddition to the duties jm- by law, there shall be levied, collected, avd paid a duty of twenty per ceotum on suck value: Provided, That the daty #tall in Do case be pssessed upon an amount Jess than the io- voies or entered value. SRC. 10 And be it further enacted, That the second proviso in m‘m ofan sot ""m:dfi;r Au est Iaareasing v::;;z:m, jes on imports, and for other purposes,” 1662, which pp:lwu- thal any ,-ou remainiog in public siare or bonded warebouse beyoud three years suall be re- .-Ju ‘abandoved to the Government, and sold uoder such jons as the Seeretary of the Treasury may prescribe, be proceeds paid iuto The Treasury, be, and the same i Dereby, amended so a8 to authorize the Secretary of the ury, ip case of any sale under the said provieion, to pay 0 ‘owber, cousigue, or agent of such goods, the proceeds Shareo!, atter deducting duties, charges and expenses, in con- Sormity with the provis. act of August 6, 1846, ion of the first section of the warehouse 11, And be it further enacted, That during the period .l'o::_ym fi:- th‘ Bl:uue of this act, there may be ,.”P:,md Suto the United States. free of dut) achinery designed solely for and adapted to the wanufacture of sugar from pects, Sucinding ail the preliminary processes requisite therefor, but wot including any machivery which may be used for any ‘otber manutactures. BC, 12. And be it further enacted, That upou the re-importa tion of articles once ex of the growth, product, or wan- ufaeture of the United States, upon Which no iuternal tax Las assessed or paid, or upon which such tax has been paid refanded by allowance or drawback, there shall be levied, and paid a duty equal to the tax jwposed Ly the fn tersal revenue upou such articles, SRC. 13, And be it further enacted, Thot there shall be estah- 1o and sttached to the nt of the Treasury a be styled ** Tho Burean of Statistics,” and the Secre- ury is tereby authorized 10 appoint a director o rintend and conduct ihe business of said bureau, who -M an annusl salary of $3.500. And it shail be the dety of the director of the Buresu of Statistics to prepare the seport on the statistics of commerce and uavigation, exports aud jwports, now - ~ mu'ud by law to be submitted anvually to ongress by the Secref el lbuuluu}" of the Treasury; and esid report, exports and jmports of the United States to the close Eacal year, shall be submitted 10 Cougress in a privted form ou or before the first duy of December next snccéeding; rud d director, as s0on s practicable after the organization of this office, shall, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, prepare and publish mor.thls Teports of the exports and imports of the United States, including the quantities and values of warehoused or withdrawn from warehonse, 408 saeb other statistios relatiye g0 the #1ade and induetrs of the country as the Secretary of the Treasury may cousids yedient. And the director of the Buread of Stat alre r"l” au anuusl statement of vessels solled, and licensed under the laws of the United S {gether with the class, nawe, tunusge, and place of registry of €ach vessel, and such otber information as the Secretary of the Tressury may deem proper to lmlmd‘ therein; and 1o evable tbe sald director 1o furnish the information required, the Kec. yetry of the Treasury shall have power, under such regule. tiows as he shall prescribe, to establish and provide a systom of sumberiug all vessels 80 registered, enrolled, and licensed; and each vessel 50 nam shadl have her vumber deeply a1 56 oF otherwise permanentiy marked ou mai and if at any time ske sball ceasé (o be 8o marked, such vess ahall be uo Jonger recoguized as & vessel of the United States. Tresald director sball also prepare an annual statement of all merchandise passing in transit through the United States 10 foreign coumtries, each as practicable, warehousod, withdrawa from warelouse for consumption, for exporiation, for transportation to other dis reunioing in the warebouse st the end of each fiscal the further duty of said directer to collect, igest and arrauge, for the use of Congress, the statisties of the manafactares of the United States, their localities, sources of raw material, markets. exchunges with the produciog re. @ious of fhe codriry. transportation of produsts, wages, and sued other couditions as are foufld to affect their prusperity and tosld bim iu the discharge of theae dutios, the seversl @lerks vow employed In the preparation of statistics in the ed Freasury Depassment, or avy barea thereof, may be kLo S L ALy T g s Fetary of the whall detail such other clerks as may be neceary W fuly earty out the provisions of this aet, infl ‘nmfi.’ the Bureau of Siatistics for clerioal service, u of reports, stationery, books, and statistical period. and papers reguired by the buren. order avd approsal of tle Sccrovary of the T, . Loy .fi: the Treasury no mfl., i . d all and docaments 16 and fvom'u:v'.‘:r" "xog .,7‘::’.; rean of Statistics, relating to the duties and busipes " #hali be trausiitted by mail froe of postege of his - et e bt is to tuke place on Friday near Wash. o natc and House of Represente. | wubled, T hat | s the export thereof, is | ~iuns of section second of said act, for Sve yoars | ector of Customs, or | the Secretary of the Treasury | with the require- | ne out of any 2 with all the cxpenses inciuded from the place of | | deseription of merchaidise, %0 far | English of Biltimore and Bolkier of Waahjng. | Fiel J raalate from th = THE INTERNAL REVENUE. e el | RETURNS OP THE EIGHTH DISTRICT—COLLECTIONS ON MANCFACTURES, SLAUGHTERED ANIMALS, LOT TPRIES, THEATERS, LICExsrs, piifiagp moovs, LIQUOR DEALERS, &(C,—NEARLY TWO MILLIONS AND A HALF MORE COLLECTED THIS YEAR THAN LAST. | The FEighth Revenue District compriscs the | Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty first Wards, Mr. G. P | Putnam is the Collector, and Messrs. G, Haven Putoam aud T. Balawin are the Deputy Collcotors; Book keeper, Mr. 8. M. Wilson. Subjoined is the amoust of revenue collected, not | tncluding tncomes, for the fiscal year ending June 0. IE00: | JuLy, 1665—Total collection on wanufacture Slaughtered AniGals.......o---« i Gross rec XUTCAS COmDA | compa exies, railrosds, theater | sales, &o.... .. turers, dealers, ho License of manufact o e fiaor deulers, butchers, liard rooms, s, &e. Total on manufactures, &o., for July.. e, 1605 Total collection o manufaetures. . § aghtered animals Teceipts from expr rail Y| ess companies, insurance Iroads, theaters, auction | Gros: companies, lotterie sales, &e. Licente of m Hard roon vists, &e. 11,378 20 dealers, hotel-keepers, bil- liquor dealors, butehers, tobacco- Total on m: SEPTEMNER, 1865—T Slaug. ADIDADS. oo osennsene Gross receipts {row express comy ance companios, lotteries, rairoads, ters, auction sales, &C.......... 1 License of manufacturers, dealers, Lo DMtiard-roows, liquor-dealers, butel conists, & pond anufactures. &c.. for Augnst tal collection on waunfacture thea- Total on mannfactures & e, for OC10BER—Total collection on wanufacture Staughtered animals | Gross seceipts from ance companies. lotterics, auction sales, &¢... License of manufacturers, billiard-roomg, Lguor conists, &¢...... { xpress companies, inenr- troads, theaters, recenpts from express compauie lotteries, railroads, | License of manufuctorcrs, dealera, b | bilifard roows, liguor-dealers, butchers, tob - | 18, &C.....ooceiciresinanninas o tures &e. for Nov....8: Totsl op_man ction on manufactures.§: DECEMBER, 1865— Totel Slinghtered animals. ... eesee Gross Teceipts from ¢Xpress cou pa compauies, lotteries, railroads, | tion sal &c o License of mavufoctures, b1 lierd-rooms, Jiquor-deal tobaceo- Total on manufactured &e., for Dec... & JANUARY, tion o wanufuctares,§. lunghtered Gross receipts from pasios, lott wales, Lo . License of manufacturers, dealer 19,383 45 | | biiliard rooms, liuor dealers, bute | | miets e | | | Total on ares &c. for Janvary. @ 6 | | FEBRUARY, 1566 — Slanghtered ani Gross receipts from express ca companies, lotteries, ruilroads U tion on wanufactures §. | o, nce caters,auction | pi botel-keepers, s, tob Licen: biltiard rooms, 1 nists, &¢... quor ¢ ion ou nan afactares. Xpress oompanies, insurance e, Tailronds, tocaters, Auction urers, dealers, botel keepe quor dealers, butchers, tol License of manufact bidiard ro i coulsts, &e. | Totel on manufactures, &c., for March | Avit, 1866—Total collection ob manufectures Slaughtered suimals s s from express o ompani &e... b nse of mannfacturers, dealers, hotel " billiard rooms, liguor de butchers, toba couists, &c..... N Total o0 manufactares, &e., for April My, 1966—Total collection on manufactares . Sinughtered anim Gross receipts fron comparies, lotterie salos, &o... License of manufactorers billiard rooms, liquor dealers contats, &e... Totsl on mannfactares. &e., for May. 1866— Total collection on manufactares. ghtered animal Teceipts from ¢ panies, lotte; sl s &e press comp; raliroads, theat , avetion Qealere, hotel keopers batchers, tobac. 831,644 214027 9,677 &9 companies, insurance railronds, theaters, auction 13,220 93 )1 iaed rooms, liguor ealers, butchers, | conists, &0..ouuiiis dedessssesase Total on mauufactores, & ., for June. RECAPITULATION. | The total amouutof revenue received for manufactures, | licenses, &c.. for the fiscal year onding June X 1666, July, 1835. . €123,004 60 Aug., 1865 Sept., 1865 Jet., 1 42 0% April. 1806, 52 13| May, 1668 13 81 June, 1666 Total collections from all sources, including 'n come tax, for the fiscal year e 1665, Total coliections from o yoar ending June 30, 1563 Ivcresse of amount collected during year of 1566 over that of 1865 ... -$2,004,576 37 Tho total amount of assessments in this distrit for the fiscal year ouding June 30, 1366, was $7,911.795 36, on which clais of 159,032 60 has been made for abatemont, being about one- fifth of one per ceut upon the original amount. So small an amount remaining uncollected speaks well for the zoal and e terprise of the collector and his deputies. g the fi TRE PUBLIC —-— PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA—THE NEGLECT OF THE DEAD—GENERAL HEALTH OF THE CITY—DISPOSAL OF DECEASED SUBJECTS OF FOREIGN POWERS. One case of cholera only was reported yesterday at the ofiee of the Sanitary Superintendent. The patient, Nicholas Hornburgh, a native of Germany, 30 years of age, residing st No. 45 Allen-st., was attacked yesterday worning with symptows of the disease, but by tue aid of prompt medi- cal treatment and great personal care, it 18 now probable e will recover. HEALTH. NEGLYCT OF THE DEAD. Twice during the present week, aud on seversl occasions previously, the dead have been suamefully neglected. We gave an account of a case of this kind in our issue of ‘Wedues- day, but another, and still more conspicuous one, was brought to light yesterday. On Tuesdsy morning, Mrs. McBrido died from insolation at No. 76 West Twentieth-st. On Weiluesday evening one of the coroners viewed the body and helll an in- quest, after which the corpse was locked in the room ju which death occarred, aud remained there until 1l a. m. yester- day. By this time the stench L. become unbearable, and the wveighbors, baving waited in vein for the appearance of the proper officers, proposed to have the body taken away at their own expense, the sum to be raised by subseription, Disiafectants had been used by the Sanitary Ofticers of the Board of Health immodiately after Aasth. Mha sadaver wap thus allowed Lo 1vimaln, without et tention or care, between 50 and 60 hours, iu the top story of & crowded tenant house, notwithstanding the fact that the cir- NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1866. STATE 19, 1666, have the honor CoxsuLaTEG 3 a W-YORK Jui N Ahseuce of the Consol tieneral uance of extrej a8 its_fntensi of 11 days, m:’!h-mnmfi:‘m 8fnce [77¥ there Ras baen only thw long contin V/ithin & period (0 9% degrees aud dpward, Sm: TInthe I\ to owledge the pecei ) other instance in which the thermometer has r#en to this ness to_ nddress t t five times during the samo Sammer, via, ia 1645 and fnte, Lforming hin & were spread over an {ntorval of 36 day Hents I, David. o same period thero have been but two other cases {n wh “Sa 1 bove at muy disposal no fands which may b apylied to | the thermometer s risen (0 85 dogrees as many as four times the taterment of my unfortunate countrsman, 1 find myself snme Suwwer, viz.. in 1:80 apd 1795, under the puinfal necessity of accepting the offer you had the | Kindness 1o make. to deliver the body of Mr, David into the custody of the Commissioners cf Public Charities, for inter- | ment in Potter's Field. e kind enough to accept my thanks, with the rssurance of my most distioguished consideration. S DEJARDI, "Attaché of the Consalar General of Fravee. | . Harris, M. D, Dr. Harris then nddressed a note to Mr. Kellogg of the Con missiopers of Charities and Corrections, askiog o have & limited number of graves placed at the disposal of the Board of Health, for the purpose of receiving the bodies of subjects of foreign powers. in cases that were duly certified by proper autborities. so that they might be marked and known, if the friends of deceased persous should at any time desirs to remose the bodies. The stranger, we belicve, was buried at the ex- pease of the officers of the Board of Heslih. In the absenceof any provision for deceased subjeets of foreien powers, through | | their agents in this conntry, it would seem that some ench plan as that suggested by Dr. Harris would be not only bu- hame, but absclutely necessary. Our consuls abroad, we be- lieye, take cbarge of citizens of the United States who die in forelgn cities whero oar Government is represented, and pro cure interment; but it wor1l appear that no such provisior is made bere, at least by the Freoch Government. Last evening the Twenticth Precinet Poiice telographed to Police Headquarters for disinf ctants to be sent to the rear of No. 345 Weat Thirty ¢ixth st., where a colored woman nnwed Green is reported to be sick with cholera. THE CHOLERA IN FROOKLYN. The cases shawn on the cholera buletin are as follows: Erasmus esson, between Walcot and Sullivin ste., was taken with vomiting and purging at midnight on the Eramps on the 18a at 7 n ., and at 113 o m. skin coid, per- tongue cool, pulse low, feeing of heat in abdowen. wert Lyneb, ocrner of Sulivan and Conover ste., diarrhea and-vomitine, 4 p. m., July 17; skin cold and clammy; died at9a m Eiizabeth Fitzgerald dlarrhen, vomiti t4p mwg d Catharine Glass, axed vowiting nnd purging 2 a. @ July & no cvl wil recoser. THE HMEATED TERW - CASES OF SUN-STROKE YESTERDAY—GREAT CHANGE IN THE WEATHER. We expericnced a delighttul change of weather d 45, residing at No. 127 Deeraw d eramps ¥ & m., Jily 1¥; collapee | uly 1%, Fesiding at No. 236 Bridge-st., pse; mild case: | yesterday, the sky being cloudy during the greater portion of seter showing a declension of about | of the heated the day, and the theru ared with the hottest da term—which is now, thank He Every one rejoiced at this happy alteration, and the popalat wore a livelier, frestier and bappier appearance than they have presented before in a pumbor of day lers, there were a number of cases of prostration fro Coroner Wildey held inquests y sy upon the flb bad diad from the ¢ d 8 ears, o native at 2 Buyard-» Ann Curran, aged 19 years, a native of Jrel 145 East Broadway Patrick Boylen, w native of Tre ave. Malach W , died at No, 219 Severth- Fallen, & native of Ireland, aged 45 years, died at st . & mative of 4 20 years, died at No. A ermany, vort, a native of freland, nged 33 years, died at No. 244 Spring-at. Henrs I Gritits, a vative of Eugland, aged ¢4 years, died | at No. 132 Thompson st | o Jobn McKuieht, 8 native of Seotiand, s onboard the steawship lows, lying at Pler No, Liver. Thomas Hunter, a native No 176 West Thirteenth st. schim Motier, & natise of Germany, aged 41 years, died t No. 176 Hes Fdward Wall, & 42 Monroe st. Aiexander Kabr, a native of Germeny, died at No, 3 f Ireland, aged 39 years, . native of Ireland, aged 36 years, died st No, ste at the Now-York I t whom ne sroner held i of four unkoown men, ab rre. ention g oce " J o was prostrated after returning from , 4t No. 51 West Sixteenth- 3 Tesidiog at No. 166 West Thirtye . ‘was prostrasted by the Leat afier retursing from in o few bours, wlay uight, ¢ s Thompaon died Iy at w thoat | Co working st No. 31 | ng-at., and died e orBiag. Moylin died at N t. Wall ice of was prostra died corner of Jave and Wl 9 West Thirty-seventh st A woman died sulde from sunstroke. The following ate the cas Jeobers deevin, remsbimn ot N by the heat. and afterw Juines Iyao, & uative of fromnd, 25 years of ags, was pros trated in Bleecker-st. Taken to Bellevie Hospital Jonn Kiley was prostrated st the corner of Forty t11 and Ninth ave. Taken hon Francis Libby, a residen of Georgetown, D. (* come by the hent at Jersey City ferry. Atter rece) cal aid, he was able to procesd on his Joarney b (homas Matthews, of No. 27 Perry-at. '-a&: heat while drivivg through Weat-st. o Wer ng at No, 96 East Nieteenthst . way uty-sixthost aod Eightb-a | jon was prostrated 5 o ward, rostrated Iy aeeday of ore | t £000, and takes Robert Woods, prostruted by the heat at Se: Teken home, John Wollisky and Maria Aust Hudnvn River Kailroad Depot ln T fBarie 4 Clristiest e tin wers prostrated st the birtdetlost. Taken to Jews' , wan prostrated by 0 b 9 Lowe. Edward Willis, 25 years of age, residing at No. #2 Ca was prostrated by the heat at Beventecat-st. aud Fourci ave, Tukon to Bellovue Hospital. John Kunues was overcome by the heat in Thirty eighth st. near Sistu-ave, Taken home to No, 56 West Thirty first-st. A1 uoknown man was found prostrated by the heat at the mn:]l Twenty-first-st. and First-ave. Taken to Bellevuo Hospital. Allr:lln Menton, & servant living on Staten Island, was sun- struck at the corner of Second-ave. and Twenty sevents s, Tuken to Bellevue Hopital, Bridget Smull was san-struck at 3 o'clock yesterday afier- noon, and taken to Bellevue Hospital, Jumes Willismson was taken (0 the Fourteenth-st. Station- Rou: fTering from sunstroki ‘Jobu Kenney of No, 197 Moit-st. was sunstruck and taken home. A young ployed at No. vuo Hospital. A young whoes name is unknown, and who was em- Eighto-ave., was suustruck and taken o Lelle- n named John Reardon was arrested yesterday monflnfl.u acharge of lutoxication by Odficer Rovele of the Eleventh Precinet. Tm’vrlwnlr was taken ourt and temyorarly committad by Justice Shandley. 1o ashort time after, be was found to be lusensible from the combined effects of heat and liguor. Medical aid was procured, and iu s short time tie was proaounced oot of dange Cathorine Y‘w"hn was found last evening at the corner of First-ave. and Thirty-third-st., suffering from the effects of the beat, Bhe was taken to Relievae Hompital. BUNSTROKES 18 BROOKLYY. The following ingaests were beld by Coroners Lynch aud Smith yesterday on sun stroke cases: Mary Wister, No. 418 Atlantic-st. Miobacl Grai No. 54 Atlant Thos. Dufly, No. 435C Thos. Hugles, No. 160 Amits st. Klira No. tat. . #2 Wyekoll-st. man, Long Lsiana College M L n o steawer Westorn Metropo- Johin Tornish, N Frederick Bro Charles Brucihech, Sur cumstances were known to the authoritios whose duty it is to care for such cases, Nevertheloss, we are not sure that vy particular blame can justly be attached to any of the authon- ties. The Board of Health did its duty upon the premises; the Commissionersof Charities were, doubtless, ready to do theirs, but they are under certain restrictions; the coroner had, perbape, been overtaxed with business, 80 that neglect arowe more from the circumstauces than from deriliotion of duty. Botitisevident that sowe understanding should be had that will prevent Whe recurrence of these things in the | future. | TUE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE CITY. ‘I'he only meaus we have of judging of the publie health is from the daily mortuaty statistics. We yesterday gave the number of burial permits that had been issued from the Buresn of Records and Vital Statistios for the week. We repeat it here, adding those 6f yosterday: Sunday, &7; Monday, 146 ; Tuesday, 1%; Weduesday, 323; Thureday, 240. Towal for five days, ‘Ihis number already exeeeds the mortality of tast week 124, the deaths malaly resulting from the heat aud the presence of putrid armosphere in crowded ioealitios. B DISPOSAL OF DECEABED SUBJECTS OF FOREIGN POWERS. Henry P. David, a commercial traveler from Rouen, France, died on Wednesday at No. 122 Greene-st. from oongestion of the brain, As he left no means for bis burial, Dr. Harrls nade Limself nequainted with the facts, and addressed a lotter to the French Cousul, requestivg his atiention to the rights of the deceased, as well ag to his burial, stating that if it were desirable that ho shonld take charge of the matter, the inter. ment would nccessarily be made by she Comamissloners of Charities and € rrection, and would take place in Potter's | To tuls received the following reply, which we lis, lying in Atlantic Do Tiridget Flood. ut the Forty fourth Precinot Statlon-Tiquse. Cherles Simonson, No, 24 Hond-st. Andrew Sherman, No. 1.4 Division st. hza Burkhardt, No, 81 Oxford-st. uey Sehwenker, No. 5 Dock st. Wm, Wils Thomas Jobu Pagh, | ernard Cauner, Frauklio st., Greenpoint Nearly wll the above wers from sun-stroke. A fow were heat. duy, were from concostion of the brain, superin: The total number of deaths from all causes, yes 22, mostly from sun stroke. MOKE FATAL CASES OF SUNSTROKE IN JERSRY CITY. Among the eases of wunetroke in Jersey City, Luesday and Wednesday, three others were reparted 10 linve died yester- day Aelurlaul. ased were George Murray, steward of the Cunard steamer Porsia; Hannah McAllorman, who resided ot the coruer of Railroad 0 unknown mar who Was ea- ployed at Carroll's bakery th Foarthst. In the case of the unknown domestic, whoss death on Wedoesday morning n.-l:;em- heen lullun;l in these wl--u;-. the l:ur«v;’:'nh :.-4 tuwrned & ict eensuring hes oyer for ueglect, both be- fore and afte MR beipivr o e B r she died. Scloutific Obae, ons on the Hent, Prof. Loomis of Yale College makes the following interesting observations upon the hot weather: * This afternoon, at 3 o'clook, my thersoi tor. ruspended in the sbade upon the north side of the A 100 a il ine dieated 1024 degrees, being the bighes & ' own to Lave been observed in New - Haven o | of ¥ yonra. The bighest temperaturs reord ! resent ason was 102 degrees, viz., Jume ¢ 1 ¢ ) this (he thermometer hiad he fvo o 8. and there have heen thro: tierinometer kas risen to 100 degre R4S, waking o o)l seven knows in momieter fairly expossd fu th ob: wsg ypward, * Libe poriad just paseed bas been guite ince 1778 was the past 30 days has been Ibe hottest mouth at New. month of July, 1825 The heat of the somewhat higher than that of July, 1625, 80 tha seem an- thorized in asseriing that the beat of the recent period hns been more intense and the extreme heat has been looger con- tinoed than has occarred before in 83 years, and #rnlmtvly for uch loneer period, . Loows. ** Yale Coliege, J — THE TURF. - PASHION COURSE—MILE HEATS BEST THREE IN FIVE TO SADDLE, FoR 3,000 — DEXTER, BUTLER, AND TORONTO CHIEF ENTERED — PASTEST TIME ON RECORD, The long-expected trotting match between the colebrated trotting horses Dexter, Butler, and Torouto Chief came off yesterday, st Fashion Course, Long Tsland. The terms of the race were mile heats, best three iu five to saddle, for §1,000. It was & delightfal day, and the track was fo exce I'nt condition, s0 a good race was anticipated. In this the lovers of trotting were not disappointed, for the race of 110 be one of the shurpest contested of the v before 4 o'clock the track was cieared. and \red upon the gronnd in excelient condition, season. the horsos anp th id tiat Toronty Chicf was ot quite up to the m i buen off bis feed tor weveral doys. Aftera fow prelunivaies the word *‘go” was given, nnd horses darted away on th Fiest HEAT.—The start was_excellent, all going off so close togethes that a sheet might bave crossed the trio. Dexster broke bafore he resched the turn, the Chicf taking the lead Butier two lengths belind. At the quarter post they retained the same placea. At the hulf wile there was litile change, but from this point Dexter commenced coming rupidly to the v 1, 80 that ut the three-quarter post all were elose together, outo Chicf having a sti<ht lead, which he lost on the home ing the heat at a most tremendous pies. third. Timee—one-quarter wile—36 4 mil notier g wronto second, wnde; half mi COND N EAT. od start, Dextor slightly leading, e whole way round Butler had dropped the Chief, t Dextor com- ing Time: one- fourth mile, 2 uds; one-half mile, 1. “Twien Heat U got away togethe reaching | the turn Dgxte er, 800l gxter and © I k streten Dexter p in the most gallast manne thurd, Time~ mile, 34w | MERTING OP THE NATIONAL BOARD OF Dexter.. burler. ‘Toronto... % . First Heat—Time of | mile, 3 | seconds; § mile, 1.10; ; & mils, 1.11; mil ANSUBAYCE - FIRB UNDER- INSURANCE TO BE IN- AGAINST INCEN- WRITERS—THE RATES OF CREASED=—A UNITED MOVEMENT DIARIES. ing 1 day moruing 126 Broadway, to establish a v the companies ment for srance Companies of the country was held yester- i the boll of the Board “uderwriters, No. for the purpose of takiug the necessary steps T tom of 1 and commissions, and .00 uted : Massnchns sland, and, Virgiain yivania, Olio, Companies of this eity were represented ag follo srance Compary, Mr. Fat of the Seaer of the Mr. Mela o CLnton, Mr. wial, Mr, Drvier of v, Mr. Van Orl Ravkin of the Fu cansnia, M. K. Floward, Mr. M Mr. Hiue 2 y of the o 3 allard of th Mr. MARK HOWALD of the Mere ™ 0., Hart. ford, wis sppointed cooirm d dr.J. M. Raokin of the Fulton Co. of this city, Secre the meet.ng bad been Insurance Co. 1en d, the f to order, Mr. HEAWD o bebalf of tue Comm owing preaabie and rosulations f Whereas, It is well knowa (i nw sivwestd in the U from thy (rev enstye | two yests, ot ouly of tliese fon and the ca anty princely t withdrawal wri2eat proposition that those who risk ot loms by fro protect s they after meeting the ard to which such capital fs who protection the b 2, That the ined within the b of Lower vance fy us. Laws of the Board were then read, wciation aball be known ss the nderwriters of the ["nited States and auee eomuany of this eountry. or any ageney of X0 company, may & members of J-ets wid purposes of the Board were tben d tuliows 1T They provide that the 1onsl Board of Fire tleable, & wy of unle faraap o uniform rate of compensation to Misrism and arson by combining n suitable aston, conviction snd pauishment of crlmi To deviee nd 3% efloct Lo meawires for the protection of our conumom inteteata. siid the prowots i of our gewetal prosperity. Afier providiog for the appoiatmont of officers, the constitu. Executive Com- tion regulates the powers aid dutics of ¢ mittee s followy ui'}rl.‘l:l?) Illd Charles The Executive Committes sha'l consint of (f een members. of whom 4 West Houston st were prosirated fo Beekmas st Duano | & e was taken to tbe New-York Hospital, and Q'Neil was taken pd 0b 1 xeeeds tien of Bostan, Providence, Plilad Haltimore, Ch Louis, Cincinnat] Haven, Springtie d, Albaily sud San Francieo. The Commiitee bave power mittes to consider all Tound wortiy and Gf the same by i e inem- 1 local Boarde atall prominent pofats, and in the ex of rates, at all smailer points, where vach afd .. in the form of They the granting extra privileges without harty sdjustawats snd payment of v practice of later b aited fug, wnd_other pr ral good of the mew in thele respective tahing & locat rate of good faith such bat in the o In the 1y demsanded for ti y of policy rance capital. every member of this Board sbsil be in horor wnd duty bound to cosperate with wr‘r‘u. to aceompiiah the des! object and parposes <t the or o aatio A seotion was inserted in the constitation providing that any member may withdraw foom the Association by giviag three months’ notice and paying dues aud nssessments. A long debate took placs on eertain provi of the con- stitution. The constitution was finully presented to the meet- ing and unanimously adopted. Alr. Sruikea of Bolumore addressed the meetiog, congratu- 1iting those present on the action taken, and assuring them that in @ short time the constitution they had adopted would being to their organization all the companies of the United States. and strengthen aad protect the insurencs business. A resolution was then offered in favor of paying agents of insurance companies the per cent magimum comm preminms otber than those obtained oo dwelling b barus, when the rate shoull bo 15 per cent. Afer much #peech-making the resolution was adopted. xt resolution offered was as follows: [iat participating policies be written st an advanice of 20 the Tarifl rates. st any o v, President of the Continental Insurance Com. their agents to meet other agents and cordiaily unite with the pany, suid the assowption of 20 per cent i the resolution was | important, as it showed an tmportant appreciation of the differ enco between participating and non-participating polieic In respect aited uambor of companies this may bo tra bt in regard to the majority of it was a moro fa able estimate than the speaker b pated. Tho 0 of 20 por cent would bring to th and at the same time the icted as to enab) choicest busines tielpants would be so rest to divide 100 per cent per m to the policy opinton of the speaker 10 per cont was the maximam of differ- ence that should be claimed or conceded, as it was not the purpose of participating companies to charge one per cont more than was fair and noeessary; and no rate should bo con- oeded by participatiog companies which would be more than was Just, Othier gentlemen made remarks on the resolution. A motion was fluaily made that 10 per cent be inserted in the resolution iostead of 20, which was adopted. “Lhie meeting having electod a Committee to nominate per- manent officers, took a recoss Gl 3§ p. m. AL3p m. the Bard reassomibled, and the Committoe pro- sented the fulliwiag list of permaneat ofiicers, who wers wnanimonsly elected Presdent—James McLoan, Citizens' Insurauce Company. Calien, | 4 losurance Company. Sec ak Ballard, Tmportes Treasurer—8. 8, I, Auantie, of Providene mittee—George A Hoston ' Walter Parne, A W i Mark Howard, Hartford Hartford; B, R. Satte fioldy D) it partion of p erip compani olders. In the Vice- Trns tiva Comn Connor. ¢ ;3. 1. Rica, Alb t, Ci s Clileago; W go offered tho followling resolution, Pxecotive Committes by ol fire companies belonging to this ates ; and that said minittee consider porsting juto sald Fize lusuraoca molicy the property uninvared pay pro rata in 5d- Yoot of Towes with ¢ e when belangini (o 1he same party and eavered by the same policy, the sanic s is now done i me icies. The followiog resolution was next presented: Revolved, Tha xpedient, in view of tha present condition of ~§or the Companies duing an agency busine | to pay losses, otherwise ‘than with tie wsnal deluction for interoet when paid nce of their waturiy ; and in (he sbsence of any rectal reason for s doing, cempanies be recommended Dot Lo pay e Ty ald the prompt payment of losses oped the busivew of iny Mr. HENKY A. OAKLEY 8 had proved to be & premium to incendiaries, and he ohange would be effected by the weeting, and that the Com- panies would ceme back tq their old principles and usages. Mr. Howarn agreed with the last speaker. ~The prompt payment of claims without due examination of fires, bad led to the increase of the erimes of arson. HOPE anid that when & respectable company adopts m of investigating the cause of fires befora the pay- the othors would soon cowe into the arrangement. Nothing was so destructive to the cause of good morals than the preseat nsage of hastily paying losses indiseriminately. The resolution was unanimously adopted. The Executive Committes were recommended to i | the Southern companies to join the organization. Remarks were then made on the prospective position and atility of the organization by Mr. Serdenstruker, Mr. Hope, and otber gentiemen, after which the meeting edjourued. B avite all FIELD SPORTN, ps S Base Eall ATLANTIC V8. PECONIC. The match between these clubs yesterday on the Captoline Grounds proved to ba decidely onesided. The Atlantic, alibough short two of their niae, played in a mas- while t is us folle ore 0. 0 0 gy 1 s | & 5 L] 3 7 Wileox, L 1. 83 8 3 HW, 2. 4 0 3 6 Kie 5..0 2 6 Chapman, o f. Y | Crombie, 1. f. 4 5 Hacuman, 8. 8 | Kenuey, 5 6 Davis, 1. f. 3i:l Total... veos B8 TobMlrinsmscrerass " 1SN 1.9 %8 6 7 & 9Total \ 3 6 4 5 12 0 25 964 0 2 3-7 on g e Uapire—Mr. Time of Gawe—'wo hours and forty-five minut BAGLE V8. OLYMPI The match game between the Engles of N and Olympie of aterson, which took place at Paterson yester. a sulted in the success of the Olympics, Wo append ike OLY P! o.m| FAGLE, 0. R MeKiernan, o. 3 5/'W. B, Shaffer, s, 8. i3 Tyuuy, Ist b Yates, ). ....... A o wy. p. 3 Doremus, p 238 wzgeral 2| Norton, 30 b....... 43 Lonh, s 8 5!Reed, ©........... 33 | Coexer, 34 b 1/W. B. Shaffor, 1st b. 2 3 | Muilen, ). 1. 3'Ganghan, r. f. 1°2 Keit, 0. 1 Duolip, G b. 51 sears, Demarest, ¢. 24 u | Olympies. Eagles woire—Mr, Suorers—Messr BROOKLYY NEWS, —— Woops ox Fire —The woods in Saffolk County commencing at the Hoibrook Station, in Suffoik County, bave been burniag for the past three days. The fire commenced 0n tze 17th and has been burning ever A groat amonut of wood, fences, &c., hns been destr the damnage 18 not stated, The fire, it is supposed, was caused by alocomotive on the Loug Isiand Rairoad. - —-— Erpgers oF 1i% THUNDER STORM 0N WEDNESDAY. Be effects of the thander storm in the Eistern District on sesdug afternoon were even moro ¢ orted yesterd iwrence & So ince. We £ the smount of sesrly od, 19 denices wete more or by anroofing, ¢ \re loss of property_in the District by this tery | wiidamou t tw sbout §0.000, At enpoint the liberty p o erected vy the Demoe campaiz of 1860 was eiruck by lightniug and entirely de molished i ScnooL RECEPTION 18 BLOOMINGDALE.: of Ward Scbeol No. o4, in Bloomingdale, under tiy Mr. Arthur MeMullen, Principal, eelobratad the closs of their school year last evening. The exorcises consisted of ad dreases, siiglig, and variooy other pleasing axercises by the ehildren. ‘Lo sitendance of friends the school was large, and the eveuing passed away very pleasantly, introducing muxl bright prospecis (be unusually lopg vacation of seven weeks, — A Mis3isG Lapy.—Mrs, Catharine Nicott, widow of the late Dr. Louls Nicott, Unton-ave,, E. D.. left her bome about 9 o'clock on Taesdsy eveniog. stating to Ler niece be absent for & fow moments, and has not The 1idy s 42 yeara of age, light blue sht, and wore when she left bome a light second uour! She g, and straw hat. i , and has a life he death of Dr. me eight years retted a great deal and lived pather secl me trout]s abont a sum of money due her, o and the an. (v ooy of her bushand's death oeeurrivg aboat | this time, hre on & fit of melaaeboly, which bas probably | prod tion of mind, Sbe leaves oue son and one daoghter. NEW-JERSEY NEWS, —— FATAL ACCIDENT ON TiE NORTHERN RAILROAD.—A fatal accident occurred on the Northern Railroad of New and difmb wan, who was walking on the track, was ran ove'§ and almost {ostantly killed by the 6:25 train f-om Jersey City- Thio evgineer did not see the man until it wis 190 late to stop the train, Every effurt was made to warn him from the track, but owing to hix unfortunate malady, he was unable to bear the signals. The body was brouyht to Jersey City by the #p.m train from Pledmont, death having taken place beforo the tran arrived. From papers found upon the person of de- censed, it is supposcd that his name was Anthooy Kirkpatrick, and tbat bis fatuer resides at Rothsay, Cansda West. g FATAL FALL PROM A WINDOW.—A man named Michael Walsh, who resided at No. 145 Newark-ave., Jersey City, 1t from a rear window on the third floor at 2 o'clock yesterday worning, receiving injuries of #o severe a nature that dled before wedical assistance could be summoned. De d hisd boen asleep in & chair at the window, which tends down to the floor, and it is supposed that he must lost Lin balance in some way and fallen backw; was o native of Dublio, 46 years of age, nad leaves a wife aod two childsen. o L e ANOTHER ** GARBAGE INJUNCTION."—On the appli- cation of Issac Romaise of Bergen, Chancellor Zabriskie yesterday morning granted an injunction restraining the Stock Yard Company (proprietors of the Communipaw Abat- tolr) from filling o their docks with garbage, The injunction wus served upon the President of the Cowpany, alwost imme- diately, by Speciul Officer Nugent. CITY NEWS, g Yerrdel Tig FIRE 18 EAST NINETERNTH-ST.—LIST OF THE Lossis AND INSURANCES —Mention was made in Tie THIBUNE of yeaterday of the destraction by fire, at an early hour yester- 247, 240 and 251 Enst Nineteenth.st., used for the manufactare of ofl from the cotton seed. The fire was first discovered in the cellar, and owing to the inflammable material with which the building was tillad, spread with frightful rapidity, Asal- randy stated, the entire building on Nineteenth-st., togetlier with a wing in the rear, and a large amount of valuable ma- chinery used in the extraction of the oil, were compietely de- “The loss on stock amouuts to about $20,000, To- ch in the Knickerbocker, Greenwich, Fire- wen’s Fund, Norwich of Noswich, Connecticut, State of New- | Jersey, Relief and_Now England Comp. Tho loss on buildings and wachinery wiil be about $30.000. Tnsured in Lowing Companies: Continental, 85,000; Metropolitan, #5,000: Rosolute, 85,000 North Ameriean, 87,000; Commerce b 5,000, Humboldt, $2,500; Youkers and New.-York, $200, Phunury Setool bailobng No. 29 had the roof burned woiewbat and the interior dnuiiged by water. Loss about £2,000. Not iusured. The school was to hiave boen dismissed for the Snmmer vacation at the closo of this week. It is now Biue A 1y ocoupied by E. Billings, manufacturer of macearoni. Loss about §, — BrrauArs CAUGHT IN THE A0T.—On Wednesday afternoon Mrs, Avn Hateh of No. 7 East Sixteenthst, saw two men enter toe house No. 6, opposite, and believing that & burglary was contemplated, notified Ronndsman Delamater of the Broadway squid, who at once procured the services of Oficers Tuck and McGee, and slso_aceeptod the aid of two gentlemen, residects in the vicinity, The house was sur- rounded, the citizens mounted to the roof, and oflicor Tuck descended to the celar, There be found the two wen men- tioned ubove busily engaged in cutting through a door, They were at onee takon foto custody, and conveyed to the Police they gavo the names of John Williams Yesterday tho prisoners wero taken before te Jeiforson Market Pulie Court, ad 0 I \cred by the thicves may b8 communi- cated with, and_summoued to appear aad prefer charges m.r'mx:;l them, The police state that the prisoners are old offenders. ! o —— TRE EFPsers op THE LIGHTNING YESTERDAY.— Duriug the thunder-storm of Wednesdey a bright flash of lightaing was seen from our oMice to striko some point in Park-place. Upon an investigation it seomed that the electric fluid struck the flagatatl on the botlding No. 239 Broadway, corner of Park-place. On the top of the polo was an Jrou on which attracted the lightuing This cap wi tantly m aud the stulf was eplintered all the way dows, —— THEFT 0F A WATCH AND CoaT.~—On Monday last Willinm Smith was arrested on a charge of petty laroeny, and | committed. At the time of his arrest & coat, valued at §40, | wae foand ju bis posseusion, ard shis was serpriained b heloye f the causes of .} Jersey. nt Tenafly Station, on Wednesday ovening. A deaf | day morning, of the New-York Oil Company’s buillings, Nos. | to John B. Hilbert of No. 155 Thom nst. The owner communicated with, and he stated that at the time the z ucr_admitfed will lead to i w on the new charge. ACCIDENTAL T Leld by Coroner N old watoh, , valned ot 825, was also taken, Thy takigg the waich, and gave information 12 recovery. ‘Lhe prisoner was conmitted e ——— P0ISON —An inquest was yesterday aumann at No, 323 West Twenty-fourth.s, on the body of Robert Bieakley, aged 2} years, whose desth :'-h:-md by eating some Parls Green, From the evidence the mother of the child it would appear that 0o Wednesda) $h6 LIl ploked bp. 6 PABer. COBAILINE s0me 6f (he piioe mentioned, and ate a portion of it, 1le was s002 after taken s vomiting aud died a1 11 o'clock the sime Biglt. A ver- ]m; Death from accident polsoning” was rendered by tin . i —— FiRE 1y West Forreern-st.—At 5 o'clock p. m. yesterday, while two work: engaged in clenvspig some dresses In the dyeing establishment of Charled Degraud s, No. 79 West Fortls oth-st., the fy from the benzine used by them in the process caught fire from a furnace in the vieinyy, and in & moweut the place was in & blaze, O the Twents-ninth Pracinet. on duty in the 21 h;t'v, g’n‘: apot, and “with pails of water sicceeded in ehecking the flames until the upon the ground with commenda sireams of water upon the five, T} to ba cleaned by various Iusured. The buil rival of the Fire Departwent, who wers ble_quickuese, and soon bad Lhe 1oss on dresses left there persons will amount ro aboat §%, Iding is owned by S. V. Hoffwann, and i dawaged to toe amount of $200, Insured. DEATH OF A yoars a Sergeant o died yesterdoy a Deceased wes 4 m tirst organization of the Metropolitan Police, avd hud alweye rho the rejutat BUrGLARY R WOLAR ALARY T . 204 Broadway. PoLiceMAN.—Clark Knapp, for many hed to the Tweaty first Police Preciner, en's Pridge, offor a lingering ilin er of the Police Depajiwent from G on of beiug a faithful and eflicient officer, ——— [ Auuooncements.] BxvERED TywpossrBLE by applying e KLxGRAPH. Expetience proveat. E. Hirw.. Tie Best OF lmu( ALL. oni to sy 4 ee And in imous opinion o AL Wo hisve now La. the ‘W, & W.' and hurch, Rrenks peen i o achie " g thornaguly, e devired, We byye ver expen vo muehines: but it is e Grer or Baptist O w i all respec S the houschold thas s OURS 15 ¥ Sad Case of Drowning, GRria Last evening, while two youug ladies | Wiss Maddox—w oud their depth and were drowned. Maddox, who went to their rescue, was Liso drow, M she leaves a fau 4ining in the W. St Join, . W of the Traatigaratio seerige. ong. proposed to nud another story to the building. No. 28 Ave- | bark-rigged st uier, Bark Gounding Bi , Giles & \ B Bark . Jay. < Galeta (Ital.), [ a, J. D. Leighto ber to Pock & Chare Brig Tangier, Swi' Buck & Co. Ay Wasbin & Son. Awerican July 4, with mdse t Sch, Orion, Fads Bartow, Seie, Wan, F. b Schr. John Adsu Sehr, 1. B. A F. L. ui 7 317 Misuie, 30. trom siver, Erig Maria Rito (5, long 46, 25 days out, mabip City of D=At Suaset, ir. Baltimore, W . Transit, Godts e, Wilso sylit miainail, T FaLis, N, H., Wednesday Jaly 15, Iso, is# Stone and they ventured The ‘moth cro bathing in the rive nily. The bodios were recovered water about four hours, Tartls, . Stepbeas, Kobe: J. Care C. Atting., n. rt Stevens, I n, Slale est Ship News, ARRIVED. Rr ). Halerow, Liverposl Joly to John G. D cotia, TRI Joty 13,1 n 65 1, pasved ¢ p City of Dubiin, Lence w. Vidutich, Menton. May 30. with lemens uwall 10 dazs, with mive, 1o ). Ferrari, Tarragona 58 doys. with fruit to (o n (of Harrington), Jscksouville 7 duys, with b, 8t Croix %, with suzer, ke, to R.P. ton, McLe'lan, Windvor 28 dsys, with on, Brazos Santisgo, Tesas, vis Kay Wet ¢ Providence. Fal River, der. spoflord, I v Butler. Provi SAS ing, repoits, Jun i, B, "W with a spar. o K Pot fnt SPOKE N, uiteuberg for Port Adelaide, J Leglora for Bult ro, July 10,80 at, o5 n.), fom Hay SAILED. ez, July 4, lar. 49, Cork. , 8 ME. DEM( TORS ralse FPrice 25 ce \] nient. price. G4 everyth for Ladisa wnd 3lin's celebrated o $10 to $25. No. l‘:lO!D Ordars by mail sent sta., where 0 4 euve cheaper thatl auy siore in New-V Hmm.\'s.‘ E ) ORIGINATOR AND INTRODUCER OF THE EXQLUISITE A 0. 693 BROADWAY, IREST™ he dres . djustable SKIRT ELEVA- graceful folds and are very B3l evecywhere, or maile i D FARFAMED LADIATEUR KOUND HAT, this day cxbibit 8 hands'me varfety of iy New Styles aod Patceras, rasging o} HIGGINS, 'WAY. near Fou st rth-st. noar Tenth-st, ateh, C. 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