The New-York Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1866, Page 8

. PN - A “ Yankeo " floating do CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, P - THE PANAMA RAILROAD. e | U President Perez Reselected i [ 10 i iy, wamca o ase oo - A } ';f"l United Stgtes i 3 se of hiring freedmen, | jo rep Chili. | under a- s -it, to work urgn the sugar and cotton plauta- | youd + wous of Peru. ‘the terms of the contract are nothing | seamer? e M { more than limi und if any aceept the same | ed { they will find thomacives in o worse condition Ahas | § Atempted Assassination, of the President of Fleader, BIRING FREEDMEN ~ FOR PERV, [ TH' 3 ELECTION IN NICARAGUA | y Chauacey, Uspt. Maury, o4, arrived at this port ilowiog isher treesure list: 60,042 Drbrey, Morenn & ¢ 7,000 Wells, Fargo & Co. 119418 136,98 | Lews & Willer 5,000 G000 To order. ...n 500,000 0,00 s A9 . nge) T FROM ASPINWA 5 Schmilpaky, Lt & Con.... $:2000 Trevor, Colgele & Cosepees 1690 Rigent M o weee 9,000 - ‘ . a,gn “wo| Totad s, Pazama dates of the | Chiigiomsis. &3 18 of | state (bat the proe e presext Ruilroed Company getting » renewal of (helr char t rte are making to put the the present one givivg tper are very slhp, «nd strong £ / woad in (he bamds of n Bew compan; wreat diseatisie jon in their man: The Centrat 4 ncricen Stetes are all quiet. President Yeiez as been weilected in Chill, and el jears of » revolution #-e i Matiers in Peru unsottled, »nd trouble is autici poted An aftewpt has been'wade to assessinato Gaycin Moreno, =3 Preside it of Rouade Lis leading at Ecuador, He | s woun led by a pistoi-shot, by maab inj “The arrivel of the first steamer frem New o bad ¢ xeitad muck interest and good feeling, She wpaseage in 2 duye two days under schedule time. She br 90 passeogers. LThie 1outs is spoken of s being o very deliz ful ome 2s regmerds {~mperatare, 1he thermometer Tangin 30 to %. Tbe News Zeals:d dates are to the 24th of June, Mr. Staf- Sord's now it plete. Axew geligien bad spreng ap between the May ¥ato. They ha? abandoned the Han fanaticism and estad- Yished St. Peter as their patron gaint. The egricultaral lands «of the provinee are to be sold hereaiter at £1 per acre and pas- torel lands at 10/, 1t was feared tbat the Han Hans would wgain make trouble. The wission of the Government smong 1 she Lostile tribeshad failed. They bave resclved to shut sheir tersitory and not let the law have & footing. —— The Newe From FPanams. From Qur'Spocial Comerpondents Pasava, Joly 23, 1866, PANAMA CITY. Since'the 1ast letter sent by your correspondent, the Oty of Pauama has been somewhat excited in consequence of a'dreach of international laws having been committed By ore f the juror officers of tho U. avy. Sunday, July 15, wasa holiday (sacred), and, ou the previous even- ing, Mnminations, bonfires and fireworks were ign: ed by thenetives. Some of the roekets were mistaken for si nale calling forassistance from the U. S. vessels on the #tatien, becanse, during local revolutions, such assistanco s oftentimes required. Boats with armed crews were at once sent ashor on discovering the crvor, all re- turned to their vessels except one, under the command of | » Swede nawed (o, W. Sherman, an Aeting-E hat officer, instead of following the example of I Kmm, lended his men, marched th rough the streeta, and between the ho eotn- of 11 p.m. and 24 m. drilled them in **the manual,” &e. enlivening the | 18 by copious draughts of something stronger than water and allowing his men to do the sawe. But for the esutions condnct of the Prefect a posse of netive troops would have been called out to resist this invasion of neu- tral rights, instead of which the gusrdians of the peace were contined to their barracks in order to prevent blood- shied, for, of conrse, the armed sailors would not Lave becn taken without resistance, and the final result might have ‘beenterrible to all the foreign residents heve. Ensigu Sherman is under arrest to await his court-marti Admiral Thateher, the new Commander of the North Paeitic squadron, arived by the Henry Chauncey, on the l‘i‘th, and has sinee proceeded to California to join Lis flag- #hip. On July 14, & sailor nawed Charles M. Carter of Bangor, Me., was severely injured, while returning 10 his vessel, the United Stetes sicamship Mohongo, from special dnty. A gun accidentally discharged, Jodzed its contents in his amm and face, aud necessitated the smpntation of the Sormer. He i% now doing well. The health of ®anama and the whole Isthmus is £aid fo be very good at *he present time, notwithstanding the fact that there is no ics 10 be had. The Boston Ice Company at present holdsthe monopoly of the trade; but thero is o mo];pnrlumty for others 1o engage in it, a3 the high price of six vents per pound is willingly peid for large uantities, and $ou cents per pound by private individuals. ‘e expect to be without ice for three weeks, or even Jonger, and, in this climate, such a deprivation 18 almost death and eertain disease. Surely there are plenty of ice * eompadies who would feel inclined to make the venture 20 send us ice with such prospects before them. During this and the next two days six mail steamers ‘will Jeave the Isthmus for foreign ports. Four others ar- sived withitf two days. The traffic on the Isthmus of Pan- aina is becoming very great, and as facilities increase this noadol land will tacome one of the most important in the @ The questions of the Panama Railroad Reserves, and he trausfer of the line to the British, are subjects of great «eoncern to the United States citizens resident here. The almost universal opinion is that the road must not go out of the hands of the United States; for should a foreign c'er rule it, the ereat American ronte to California will Joet forever. A« a national question it becomes almost mperative that the roed should belong to American citi- 2em8, even if it beromes necessary to declare the Stete of Panams en adjunct of the United States. The Mosquera wishes to destroy American enterprise in this Re- pubfie, but tbe enexzetic and irrepressible “ Yankee™ will push in, despite every obstacle. CHILL The latest dates from Valparaiso are to July 3. ‘The excitements of the elections are over, and the choic Tas fallen, with a Yarge majority, upon the present Chief Oficer, Don José Joaquin Perez, who will retain his po- sition ¢ President of Chili. The * fusion” of the opposi- on ies secured the election of Perez. A cial depression has taken place in Chili, and the ‘Government hias boen compelled to call for & home Joan of aix millions. Fhe excitement reletive to the continuance of ihe war “with Spain remeins nnabated, and the Chilians sre "fir 10 revenge the atrocities committed at Valparaiso. o _wetarn of Senor McKenna to Santiago has revived the petriotic feelings of the $panish-Americans. ‘The Covadonga—the vessel captured from the Spaniards ~has recently made a prize of an kng(lh ship, with stores, aquadron. &e., for_the Spsmsh the &u; 0, o threw the papers overboard when the vessel was , and as the cargo (cosl, biscuit, &e.,) was contra- ‘band, the whole have been condemned by the Prize Court. Mr. Vickers, seting Seeretary of Legation in Chili, has mlhkd a complete denial of Admiral Nunez's report to ish authorities, and denounces it &s & ** deliberate false in el its parts.” ‘There is & movement on foot in Chili, headed by &n American, that may become a very serious affeir for the Spaniards, and as it is in conjunction with certain opera- #ions in Peru, your readers will find the details moro ex- plieitly given under that head. The ted operations of Chilians in-Cuba has caused some excitement in Panama; but the pro-Spaniards deny tbe truth of the whole story, asserting that they have re- weived later £ates from the Island. y m decision of the United States Government * #u the “ Uncle 8am” case has given almost nniversal sat- ssfaction in Papama; the lovers of Republicanliberty look- ‘?W the whole affair as an unwarrantable ue of the States flag to cover illicit and contraband trads with the eaciaies of the Spanish Republics, Y PERT TLe latest dates from Lima and Cailao ure to July 14, An at'empt wae made at Lima on July lat to assassinate dienera) Moreno, the Minister Plenipotentiary from Equa- o o Chili. He was paying o visit to the Peruvian <api- tal, when a young Equadorian, named Vitrie, whose brotber bad bee shot by General Moreno's arders, fired upon him, wounding him in several places The assassin was secured, and on the 4th, General Morena was sscorted 10 the steater at Callao by a strong military guard. Dur- Bug the General's absence 8t Lima bis lnggage, papets and suomey were stolen, and af yet there s no trace of the y. Vitrie is to be tried for the offense o’ at tarder; but the Peruvians seem desirous of ob- u young man's release, on the gronnd that he Tight to avenge his brother CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTI OF JULY. v The “¥ourth” was celebrated in Lima with great en- thusioem; Geuersl Movey presiding at the banguet, and Admirel Pearson ucting as Vice-President. The Cabi- Siet of President Praflo was invited and seversl members were in attendance—the * Chief” being univoidably abe renl Mz. Bobertson, th ecgptly of liver con 0 Spanfards ba United Siates Vice awend Of their bravery I““lAh Vice Consul at Calluo died plaiat. tried to implicate Mr. S: nsul at Callao, into an scknow fure that city, but that gent whole afluis as o Baw put forth 4 reply denouicing t Sorgery. revolutiopary movement ogaiust Gen, Prado, the Dictator, has been attempled ot Axequiys, but bas proved W iy bty ). s oo | and brave, & grand w forine | 10 exte in New-York ¥y publie. * fhe contest Bouilia’ and Do Jose clines " reglection, aud tho prospe Bouill a, the hero of Leon, ‘The dates from Greytown are to the , el (£ 11 cre appear to be g Y, us the wines of Sengovia wud Choutales iy armed | | will be sent to all ports for 14. each. Letters. books and allao Peruvian dtothe Chihan) wh'c o wn RACT. . Ll +omi Milan i in | n. Prado it 5 and will p in the ish the delin o o have r foun Antonio is reported ¢ e with a numbs r of disrepatable speculations, ers have peen put oa Lis trac ks uts whe BOLIVI®\ AND BQUADOR. here is no imports nt news from either ol blics by the last me ils, everything being report! satisfact ed quict TH ; PARAGUAYAN WAR. ¥ news has received here of o grand o hapa decisive ¥ allies by the Paraguay- ,on the 25th to the 1860, As the news veached U8 ¢ yyerland, it has doubtiess been forestalle iy d « The news from € juterest, as tral America 18 03 follows: CARAGUA., . clections s now on in this Re- s of presidential honors are G acaza, President M are in favor of Gen- The ex¢ jtement of th 16th and Leon to the %ih of July 11 migration is becoming Nicaragna, and is 7 1g greatly encours ) nment, At pres- the immigrants are mostly from Great Britain; but » openings for Americans, especial- working advantageously. Col. Tutt, U. at bis destinati . Consul at San Juan del Sur, bas errived . GUATEMALA. Spain has aholished the offico of charge ' aff Central American Republics, and has recatled Luxan, for the rs Minister at en, Fitz Henry Warren, U Guatemala, has arrived, with his y capito] of this Republic. The exports for tiuate ( April awounted to £191,013 in vaiue. dates are to 3 but with e COSTA RICA. Dates to July 11, A privi b Congress o ta Rica for the ¢ 3 Jeaf in the manufucture of hats, &c., for five years. ‘The duty on tobacco and agvardiento hus b for the purpose of encouraging the trude in U clos, ? The ** Fourth” was celebrated with enthusasm ¥ Costa Rica. A Frenels company has been started for the exploretion the gold mines of this Republic. SAN SALVADOR. Dates are to July Political newanoimportar cial postal arrangements Lave been mado with G but do not affict foreign inte being carried ont in matters o wents ducation, AUSTRALIA AND NEW-Zi. N, The Kaikoma, the pioncer vessel of the Panawa, New- Zealand and Australian Royal Matl Steawship Comp urrvied st this port op 15, and Wellington (N Thero i8 Do news of coRseqE the journals being principuily oo the prospects, expected success d the advaitages this new means of conneeting the New World of the artie Ocean with the Old World, vea the Isthu Pavama, It is very strange that, a'though this liue will nee between New-York and Australia by many days’ jouruey, there has been 1o provision wide for carrying the United States mails, except v and, although a connection could be made here with Mail Steamship Company's H iforuia. The following P 10f both Central and Seuth Awmerica, but pot of the ed Stat Tos1.07KICE NOTICE ~Mails close —On Saturday, 231 {nat. at2p, m. per s s Kakours, vis Pasams, as folic ¥ ingland and the Continent of Furope, British and West Indies, Central America, South Awerica, Capary sud the Cape de Verde Islands, end Madeira Joas F. 1106GALD, Chief Postmaster. Post-Office, Wellington. June 20, #06. Ihe above 18 clipped from © some arrangement could be mac be sent to Panama and thence from the United St New-Zealand, or vice versa, i s R Situntion and Standivg of the Parties in € From an Occssicnal Coffespondent. BANTIAGO DE CHILy, Jaly 2, 1606, PRESIDEST PEREZ 1S RE-FLECTED. July 20, with Nidvey dates to Juze W- ) r country, 3 F] pied with erchy the mails could tes 1o There were two parties which opposed the Government the “* National” and “Libersl.” The Govern- The drapery party, vi ment party i an old man in his dota with which he is clothed s the aristocr and the decor ations which adorn_ his person are the fossils of the ( nial period. The National party is nearly as conservatise itis sustaived e general in tually as the former. In its leaders and support by a strouger backbone, younger nerv telligence and more force of wi ut them are Liberals, but politically, do not place npon their standard ‘any command ples in advance of the Government party. Gen. H Who was their candidate, i8 superior to Percz only in buy ipg more adwinistrative and executive ability, but his {-nm'iylw are the same. Either isa tool of the Arch- hishop. It must be adwitted that the National party under Montt and Varas opposed the Clerical party when itopposed the legitimate action of Government. “At the same time, for Governiment and personal cnds, this Na- tional party oppressed and banisted the leaders of the Liberal party. ‘The Liberal party is far in the minority to-duy, but this is the party of progressive pnnm{n‘lu. und this party will ultimatoly’ sueceed. This is t ) hravely in Congress a year ago in behalt’ of religions lib- erty, and finally, sfter a series of the most exe. important debates, the Government party was introduce a bill, which was possed, and which all estants to have their churches and schools. This was a great achievement. But this Liberal party will agitate until there shall be separation of Church and State, and then there shall not only exist relinous toleration but full religious liberty. To-day the Liberal party is the party of wholesome principles. There is hope for Chili in this ey, they lues, ] rty. P T e election of the 25th ult. does not rightly fnterpret the sentiments of the country. Government influence and noney gained the day. The other parties only proclsimed their candidates some ten days betore the election, and they deserved for this to be defeated. I'wo or three prizes have been taken lately outside of the Bay of Valparaiso. FOUR MORE BHIPS FROM THE UNITED STATES are soon expected for the Chilian Government, aud the following cannons arc expected soon from the United States or elsewhere: Two of 300 pounds, six of 200 pounds, nine of 150 pounds* eight of 100 pounds, four of 6% pounds, four of 60 pounds, four of 30 pounds, ene of 4 pounds. THE REV. DAVID TRUMBULL AND WIFR of Valparaiso sailed for Panawa la-t month on account of the serious illness of Mrs. T. 1t the climate at Punama impraves her health they will probubly visit their friends in the United States before returuing to Chilis —— w with Australia via Bieam Cel PIONEERR VESSEL. The pioneer steamer Kaikoura of the new line to run Letween Louvdon and Syduey, New South Wales, hos arrived at P 8, from the latter place, in 26 days, two duys under achedule time. “T'ie fullowing particulars relative to the Panams mail serv- iee may prove interesting and usefnl THE MAILS AND EATES OF POBTAGE. Vietorin baving dechied to contribate to the subsidy and New Bouth Wales having consented, Syduey is the A ustralian terminus of the line, Direct mails will be made np the the following places: New Zealind, Paname. Lima, Valps- raiso, San Irancisco, Honolulu, Lritish Columbis, Jamaica, Barbadoes, Demarara. St. Thomas's, New-Orleans, Quebec, Halifax, sud the United Kingdom. land, The M“T"T will be as follows: For New Zi British Columbia, Americs, Weat Indics, and Cannda, not exmdlna}oz 6d.; exceeding 4ox. but uot exoecding loz., 1s.; oud for evers additional half oz, 6d. For the United Kingdom, not exceeding joz., 64, but uoder loz., 1a.; and for every ndditionl 0z , 18, Bouks for Zesland, not exceod- 40z, will be chiarged 6d.; over 40z, and under 81z, 1s.; and for every addif oz, 6d. Books for the United King- dow not ‘exeeding 4oq., will be 4d.; over 4oz snd under 8oz Boz, 8d.; and for avers additional 8oz, 8d. Al books sent to British Columbin. America, Wost Indles and Canada will be subject to the letter rate, Newspapars papers rony be tranemitted via the United Kingd Contiveut of Europe, West Coast of Africa avd the Cape Good Hope at the same rates us are charged by the route of Boutlam, via Suez, and that trade patterns from the ted gdom, and for all places to which theso are trans- miseible, via the United Kingdom, may also be forwarded at the same rates as are charged by the route of Soutbampton via Suez, From Syiney (he me or wil make ‘rom Sydney the inall steamer will make for W n, o1 the north shore cf Cook's Strnits—a town . m."i'-".’f'.‘;f ‘the Generst Government of New-Zealand—and there all the branch steamers of the lie, from Aucklasd oo the oue side, and Orago, Lrttleton and Nelson on the other, will concentrate, to »lnce their mails, goods and passengers oa board the ocean sbip. re. 880, she will be joined by stiramers direct from Melbourne; alc tted for the loug voyage across the Pacile Ocean, uccord- ing €v priority of application, the fares w be paid on board the yessl by the posscugers, or by the agents, before the ship Saily, if the ragney bas previouls been paid to them. The wers on board, and all the arreagements perfocted, and the abigicared on the 244b of each month, the steamer pro- oseds 10 ¢ 9. conled for AV0yage of %8 days—two days more than the time sllowed for the return journey, Once clear of Coo’s Straits—where the winds naually are strong, either up or down the channel, nud where a stormy sea beats upon an irok bound coust—the aourse of the ship will be ‘hout norih-east, in o straight lne fur the Bey of Panama. *Ibe French Government are making efortsdo induce the com, | This would ocen npee of the beautiful was 50 long as pany to gall at their settlement of Oty %on considernble detour. hut & g ands With woich ( { Queen Pomare v ould agree Ay dslange e {he S EW-YOR TRIBUNE, Wr T Ty Yo DR R ey Brook!yn buried one in between 16 decrees 11 minutes @ 5 Tation lest week, 17 degrees 73 m 5 been put into operation | and le g been put i g ful, the water so tra: THE PUBLIC HEALTH In New-York more, thau 1" aiarrieal diveanes . B 0 eath, we finds Fivep | ©20400 from the U, 8. V el maladios seern to have left e lnfections aad foulair diseses nearly Tuesday, July 71, 1% ot that the disease that appeared among the steamer Chattanoogn some weeks 4go aud still con tinges, is cholora. Al the officers, with tho ex: Mr. Dright, have been detached, and the ves: ne at Newcastle, Delaware. Philadelphia Navy- 3 lovely island will be a finger-post br, WASHINGTON t ed 10 land wili be sighted till ¢} following note: I7ing on the equator, are reaceed. Or #-onosed to establish a depot of cool o ia gase the VOV~ the nie o ler eolainis O the laf blank, A vically importaat peineiple uf Foul alr 11 tle pabalum o we find the specisl monitor and t 1 ¥ the wear, und after pon whic's they grow, and | thiy three daya, e thongh thex bring clean bily uefiwlzylh:hmh consul, and Do cases of cholecs lia e orcurred ception of the ) work of otber m 4 where the ship s foel may fons continne to choown th eath Jie s been protracted be- b an_event, bowever, the inds, which, thoogh posses whols group far ex Shaan. Second, th o o s from diarcheol diseases, and 8 bogal ot wero 53 from disrrien! caases ; while in the Fiizeenth Ward there were om all zywotice, ‘Spo-ial comizonts upon the localliies, agés, and fhe sons that have suffsted fatal sttacks of cholers durin ary. They w7onld oo chief-engineer, col bas been ordered to quaranti The Chattanooga has been stationed at the Yard for some time past. THE CHOLERA SUBSIDING AT SAVANNAIL Savassam, Ga., July : fu the Sevew exth and 17 (rom sh zvmetic the Republic of but 2 diarrheal ¢ .—-The total number of Joaths from cholera at Tybes to Sunday was 93, To-day these were two deaths and one new case. bospital s §7, The latest accounis eport tho clolera sub- Panama on the 21st of the mentl. TYE VRSKELS 7O PEEFORM THE SERVICE. form tho ocean service between the Mataara of 1.767 the Kaikours, 1,501 an; the Kuahine, 1.503 soventive meeures sgainat (hat at the cholera poison is invited by localizing causes, cation favored by heedless negiect of the first <o the present period of the ep from amassing its deedly infl. smictivo uot only to increasivg groups and lo- ce, ind subjeot for profound train and mitigate the epidemic by sani- The total number in the holera has been proseste ellow fever in this oltys 1866, —There was one death from cholera on Tybee yesterday, No mew cases ad appenred. There wero #4 old cases in the bospital turned to daty, The health of themen on the island was ‘m Wright. The brane are 10 10 number, varying from 00 tans and 180 horse-power {0 100 tuns and #0 horse-power. ich are all sere e Kaikours only, and ber great to Melbourne in ) vex that she is well dttod o5 the work before her. ¢, she hagall the modery impenvemente, and 1 ce, hevs mever been sur- Shels fo be fulowed by the Thera are three cases of sporadic y SAVANNAH, Jaly ] es, but as 8 Taging pestile ana for unceasing effort to res | st. avd Fiitk-ave., there were rising 2,200 bulloc | s0id & le. advance from last week, or mostly from 160, 14 5 periv. Tho up-town people Will LOw be less troubled wiir | cattde i the streets, for the market goes up to One-haudres; st. uext week. | @lige, Hogzs have advanced t¢. during the week, sd 2d 7, re- | BOw warth 1121150, ve, had arrived at Foar soldlers had Leen re- ra have taken jlace in this The following deaths city in addition (o t! July 27.—Underbill Wegl 62, residing 63 No. 25 Grand-st, 1124 hours, ames Yuts, native of England, 31 years of age, diedat o of stoppages— hbran, native of New-York, aged which for size, co asscd in the Aust The Metropolitan 1 The Board of Health met yesterday afternoon in the Metropolitan Police Court-Room, President Jackson 8, Schinitg occupying the chair, and all ibe members present save Dy, dSwinhurue, of the 1ast meeting weTd read and approved. THE NEW-YORK NIGHT-801L CON e w2t 3 PEPOYE wram 6T COD /nutive of New-York, of Germany, residing in Irelnd, aged 56, at WorkLonse, frey Sama, o nat; st., between Eighth and Mary Borrows, vative 7 2abeth Gallagher, native of New-York, aged 10, The fares to be charged arg P. and 0. Compny, 2 arding to cabin), ama, From Sydney to 10 £00; from Colon tg Ne »¥" £30 by tbe Cuoarders the Il { Lord, U. 8, A, the Hon. John of ege, diod | and Col. 1 t, pative of Ireland, eged 28, residing at No. 451 b, JI} 15 bougs, tive of ~ew-York, 8 years ears of age, died ‘ Inmen yessels, Counselor Tracy made tha followln, 0 tract for the removal of night-soil from the ity: By the contract botween the M Ity of the City of New Yor! tor, and Dousel Gallagher, ces ta deliver all the contents of sink laces of deposit then vided by the Yeci Manufacturisg Comps that dafe, and be agrees contract appears to bave e, to take New-Voirk D oudon at less cost than by tho West Indian direct cond cabin charg Julla Thompsan, at Battery Barracls ot Luaatio Asyium, Blackwe A1, native of Germany, Bouse, Blackwell's Island. Faward Fife, pative aud in the same ot ) thampton, is £6 k, 449, and-theree to Li J arrangements are made for ehridren ayor, Aldermen and Com- ayor, Alde m A Moy 1, 1 ated May ed 40, died at Work- | alter and inercafter pro- ny. for 10ycars from to pay therelor § beeu made by or "ot advertising fOF propos and withott putting up the bo n question perhaps whe of 1857 Litnvally applies to this case. ay:ments by the od to he delivered was not at ty putment now fu cxisteu ¢ the Twestieth P recinet was in the vieinity of | Thirty-sixthst. Le beard the crash of breakiag £l ofage, died in | sound of an iron bar fulling in the yiol J der of the Comwon Tigow, buin in Tr the Almshouse, Blackwell’ . EYRE SUSTAINED IN JAMAICA—ANOTHER REVO- LUTION IN H of the charter inasmuch as the agree: ther the 35th sectio | toward the siation-house, On the way | donly wreuched himse!f from the geasp of tie | dashied up the street, throwing sway, i1 his iz . | billsand o pistol. Aftor 8 ehas: | hauled and secared the fiying il and, ret vicked up the pistol and the bills. ~ OB Teact | hoase the prisoner was searched, aud & wo Boston bank found in his poss uly 31, Nio!opes Renpostaper, native of Germany, 41 years f age, r't:mn: corner of Onc-hundred and.(hirteenth-st. and ity, and the prop: o native of Germany, 45 years of are. hetween Sixth-sixtn and Sixty seve arine and davghter K1z beth, tho same disens ! cf) sliail be s section 3%.) Vot Bone Laberutory's con- Board, uncer present 2ith placo ¢ Hagth, Catharine Reily, 13y Forty-foarthost. Our list comprises nll the deaths report 'Sixioen casea wers reported yesterday at the offic~ of the Sanitary Saperintendent, SUDDEN DENISE OF THE PROPRIETOL OF THE MAISON certain Eiahth. worthiess bill iresdy mentioned, T the worthless bill were identified by M- L. a1 his proper Yesterday the prisoner was eommitted for trisl by Justice Dodge. o m it the daty of this 0 institute ray procecdings te test tae validiny od 45 10 S ik prevalled bero the past weok. e, / AMERICAN DENTAL ANNOCIATION,® monailty of the ity of Ne spector, and Thowas Andrew or the next ten yes for removing the contents of siuks a )y such boats to the Lodi € o deliver the same to Daniel Gal in mouthly paym Wi contract appeurs died very fi KxoukEp Dows Axp Ropsep BY Bors,—Earls Monday evening, No. 27 West Se by William MeGlory, James Tighe. 2 knocked hifm down and robbed him ¢ £32 the yobbery the boys ran away. Ofieer Do teonth Precinct wia notified of the occur:e | search for the thieves. He succeeded in | and Tighe; the third bov is still at lar: prisoners were bronght before Justies | them for | of this city, | Cottage-place. McGlory is aged 18 years, & | city, and resided at No. 354 Niath-ave. Nooe of the stoler | ‘mosey was recovered, e Mr. P. Martinez proprietor ol tue Meison Doreé, ddonly yesterd vy morning. pposite Union 3qare, o was i lis private office in an, foching somewh H ASNUAT MEETING—FIRST DAY'S PROCEEI®! T ] 8 of aoposit, and th ty ugrees to pav him therefo ountiug to §2,40 o year, been made upon advertisement for proposals, opening contract to tho lowest bidder, things, requires the contractor oF nlght, two or more bosts at ench of ach boat of not less . who was immed; Bostoy, Tuesday e sixth annual meeting of t tion convened ¢ s, und awarding th s to e, evers . Loute, Mo., called v the four docks set ApArt foF the prrpo Abous 150 mem- ! W. Spalding of ion to order at 10 0'clock, o bersveported to the Committes of arrangements, incleding delegates from tha fllowing dental Peor yiania Dental Assoctation, i »n, Michigan Deatal As a1 Awsociation, Kentuoky S Mad River Vallev De and suticlent to receive, hold, and prial in question brought in each night, Jmpany’s place of deposit on the same there to G: ¥ tivity ireland, Raymondst. Jail, will probably die. i years, Irelaad, 1n Raymond-st. Jail, Sary Murpiy, age ¥, Collapso July Thonas Mecghan, Died 1a four hoars. rer Kierman, aged 10, Irelaud, Raymond-st. In coliapse July 31; will probabiy die. James Stepuens, No. 4 Eignteents G wanas, 13 vears ol Aation, Tndiane r also agroes to bo liabls to inclading the night seavengers a1t in furnishinz proper wnd saflicient boa -st., near Thirdave., will probabiy die In deep collapse; No. 187 Fort Gireen-place, age 6, native uly 20; better. nagin, ponitentiary, aged 10, Ireland, Taken riicles upon | § ntiact, and foF Under theso stipaliiions the te Dental Soel atal Asgaciation, Pittsburgh Dental Assoct New-York Dentl 'Association, Odo adelphis Dental Colle clation, Otio Dental Coll Dental Assaciation, St Louis Deatal Sooi ley Dental Aswo » Dental Societs, lowa State Den y Velley Dental As wllv:vn New- i Ant- | | vn Dentil Association. of | Norttern Ohlol or in fu filliugeay other stipalation of all broacies of the ordinanees, Jower of compeliing the fuithial performance of tie contract scems to be ample TOWERS OF THE BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL. wive recentiy passed by the Common Council of the Jkiyn requesting the Hoard of Health, by the exer. powers conterred on them, 1o provi isnding places for the rewoval of dead as the pubiie health ntiary, native of Ireland. Tn col- D)iiffey, penitentiary, age 21, vative of New-York. l No colispes at 33 7 Mrs. M. Anvott, No. 149 Plymoutn- Brmer Richards and Partitionsts, f the peremotory cossary docks or animels, offsl und night soil at such pl t require, wee read eud refsrred 1o the coansel for 1 Soctety, Huds Conover aear Wilcottst. Tasea | aching collapse. “ars; corncr Hicks aud Hustiagton 0 Thomas Mingan, age 57 Contral_ States Associntion, New Or. Heaver Mosdow Valey Dental As- vash Valley Dontal Association, Dr. N. C. Rees of Loston, ore of the o profession in ths country, on behalf of the deatists of this anctent city and commonwenith, welcomed the seion i a very ne e wor was ehiefly occap ganization and the election of officers for sotion resulted s folla Il torn Ponsslvania: ) Dr, Crane thought it exceed: Jk# 020 the sume council this snbject, T et iews than 1o o resolation anthorizing the Condition not sta i; Catharine-st., ¥l ken, 8 0. ., July 29, Muiy Aan Fitzgibbon, King-st.. noar Columbie-si., a m.. 0th July, Tendiog to coll Mre. Coyle, aged 62, No. %7 | 3 | Porrraxp RELIEP COMMITTER.—A Mo tuken 9 | General Committee for relief of the sufferers oy tho greal wembers of the » that their powers in this regard had beon pse. G it was perfectly absurd to suppose that wambia-st.; taken w-Zealand paper. furely | Huniiogton-st.; taken & 8. m., in the details of or following resclation, which the year emsulng o Lrook!s | was unanimousiy adopt e day. t the il of Brooklyn g8 Couuty penitentiur) oed for hie opin- power to provide the necessary yn for the removsl of James Keonedy, Lawrenco Dailey, Hantiogton ove., near Court-et.; ia col | hold an inquest at the New-York Hospital on the body of Mre Josnna Kleia, who died from the effvet of seaids received o ke Board Fas e n the City of biro at-soil from that eity “wod ¥ with sty pereon of persens 1o fal and nigat-soil Towing report upon o similar | y 31, 8t 10:40 & w, @ of Mrs Abbot, in Plymoutb, is of an uzusually She was in xu- tute cxrcumflu . | ependet upon her for support. Soe re- Jora Hospital, and died some time during d by any one; her children, were [nf . Masa.; Secretary, J. Taft, ‘with three children fased 10 50 to the ::a uight. \mlnle A AR ing the only oues io her went Tairick Corrigar, Twentieth aves., at work in the morning, July M; came some at Boon and compl ioed of illness. James Stephens, Eig and purgtog July 31, Collapsed and died 1n ihe sliernoon. : Treasurer, W, W, § Daring the interval between the morning anl evening ses- of the Association, & meeting of every momber of the present in the city was d bo adopted with r ference to the claims of the | Goodvear lard Rabber Company and the so-oalled “ Cam- 4, both of which hate become be profeasion ot large. s apparent tast the o 1'of the City of Brooklyn. in re. w0 conaider what , between Fifth and Sixtk- Bosrd ts charg 4 In collapse at 6 | cinef, on the charge of having cat Mr. Lemuel W. P It ‘was reported last eveuing that the Rev. Father O'Farrell, |y 1o " poaion o€ (oo Catholls UBreh o a8 Fook Peibh, Sed A1ed of | e 2L TRoRss. (wles in e arm whi akaifs, - Ho wasox the cholta. On inquiring it was fouud that ke was ill i con- o, bat likely to recover. | CHOLERA IN THE KINGS (OUNTY D=, R. Cusson Stiles, Deputy Registrac of Recors in Brook Iyn, writes to the Assistant Sauitary Boperintendent as fol amon Cousell of suncil with wovey #0 1o furuleb the tters of absort- From the discusslons to lonate and uo ean very readily see that fizhit must enoue, OKDERS ISSUED. Attorney Bliss presanted % general orders and tof nuisances in the Motrop: kes a total of 15,616 of the furmer, sud of the Intter class thus fur issued by the Boand. Some of thowe orders refe Brooklyn; wivl in refe many of | Carbolate of Lime, Coal Tar Powders, Tar, ruanulactored by Pacs, Kipon & Co.. ing princi — NEW-YORK STATE TEAC In sccordance with your reqrest. I forward the folloy uses which have led to the reeent vutbrrak o s teported by lnspector 8. 10 the swili-milk stables of o freding of co snld_ that tho d York lind ruereased in number 50 per ceotasa during tho NEW-YORK CITY MOKTALITY. The regular weekly mortuary reports were prosented to the o extract tho folowing statis: model of cleulipess: could disover no the prison inclossia. Singe the occorrence of the first cases 1o May last, sn secount of whieh | forwarded st the ‘e llogister of the Board of Livaith, tboroagh disiafe , under the inteliigent direc:ivn of siciuis 0 the iwetitutiop. 10 probable that the disease has been int Each prisover, on enterii othed in the prison dress. T ndie wod kept in rooms approp harge No one conuected with t dat iy 3. 1 taund the buildis 1ON—ASKOCTATION TWENTY-FINST ANNUAL SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS, Spectal Dispaich to The N. Y. Tribune. Grxeva, N. Y., Tuesday, July 31, 1666 The New-York State Teachers' Association con- vened its 21st annual séssion here this aftorvoon, About 300 chern and publio school oflicers were present. were delivered by the President, James Atwater, esq, and the Rev, D), Wisner, both of Lockport, The Convestion eon- tivues until Fridas, Tle Association of School euts adjourned this afternoon after n very interesting session Cruikehank, Tate Assist intendent of Brooklyn, and editor of The 7 President, aud B. A. Tozer of Cavuga, Secrvtary. —_— D NPORTH, the Wil acynainted with double-thread machines Rpow that they pequise » | great amount of care and patience in the ope-ator to make the /i) alike on both sides of the fabeic, and not one perso this: and when it 1s 80t done the work fs worthies— § 16ba 710 al o270 makes @ good EVEX seam. i Board and ordered on file. e 3L Zubrukier total mortality 1o the City of New-York, for the week ending Joly 2, 1506, wan 771, & decroase of 501 as compared with the previous week, and a1 increase of 176 as cowpared with the corresponding week ‘The deaths were d Foartt, 25; Fifth, arty which fought so | Itis improbabie tnat the dissass bas broy introduced by the e Trere is 5o common Lin e cell, which he | Mi, h of 8 sink which projects within the prison inclowure, but is sloners and Superintend- first, 60; Twenty-second, 41, Giles, 1. L. Andrews. Mre. Green, Mrs, Stron C. M. Repf, A o L. Hazwitine, W. C. W.P. Cole, Louia Kenale, B.C. Allen, Miss Mary Tenne: Wagn FROM WILMIN J. Worth. Miss €, Swith, Mre. N. Dwi Drew, and . Worth. the fil“hon 'hi'.‘ are emg on the crgst 1 influemen of the 1oi. e building stands on & ridge, high iea and pools of stagiiant water ves thia unite ! and_concentrs. oauations from theso sources, whe: flat lnuds (oward the ridse; J et troi interaittont girls, and 18 colored. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, The following deatiis occurred in the blic institations: ospitsl 7; St. Vi Hospital. 19; Ran- iwellings o range of il durces of which a7 n the low case has o_curred since Inspector Halle: that of Jamws Kennedy, aged % years, bor swize § with vomiting aud cramps after & bug resiviod trewtinent. Attacked ot 5 p. Toe tlowing cases bave ocourred the 2-;1 ullxl.“w 'It;d Mam, w, aged 20, born in New-Jersey; duration of sufferiog relapses during Z period of six ™ Fraucis McConnell, aged 20, born in New-York; taken July 1 and died 10 12 hoars, Juen Loper. aged 30, born in Spain; attacked July 24 and lor, niged 20, born in Treland; attacked July %, sick e o Suaies wged 22, born 1a Euglasd; attacked J e v 0 et oy Lssolman, aeed 18, born fn Germany; takea July 27 wirecorerid s 2«.:::;-.- el 7y adrow Foster, 1, born in German; 2 slck 24 hours, and recoverad. gt L= Heary Hives, agsd o2, born in New.Orleans; taken J died 1n 16 bours. - : aged 33, born in Treland; taken Jaly ¢ lmwr. o Ireland; taken July 2, end James Cook. colred, aged Islaad; A STy pmeath ek o8 sk e P Augustine Keewy, aged 40, bora in Germany; taken July 28, George Krous, aged 66, born in Germony; taken July 25, and in collapse when seen by the Inspector. 5 METEOROLOGICAL ODSERVATIONS. ‘or the purpose of enabling tho carivos 1o siudy the relation- between the mortality of the city and the weatler we lerewith place on record the meteoro ogical observations of ml'“. s prepared for the Burean of Records aud Vital Sta- Barracks Hospital, 4; ospital, 3; Ward's [siand Ewmigraot Island, 1| Alms-House, 29; Charity Hos Lunatic Asylam. 4; Nursery, 5; St house, 1, Believue Hospital, 20. The followirg matches are i with mdse. and pass. August |.—Eckford vs. Empirs. August 3.—Eagle v " Foboken, at I p e ar, ou Capitoline Grounds, -York ve, Atlautie, on the Cap- The following ia & table of the ages of the deceased: Less than one year of age, 336; between 1 and 2 years, ¥9; between 2 and 3 years, 2%; between 3 and 4 years, 7; Do betwoen 5 and 10 yoars. | een 15 and 20 years, 13; botween 20 and 40 years, | between 40 and 60 yoars, 77; beiween G0 and 50 years, 39, 50 years of age, 6. ald, Fran) WATERBURY VS. CHARTER OAK. The match between these clubs at H of wne Charter Ouks. The serlously with the excellenc and the game was not & very interestis enme were two fiy catehes made by Cate in the couter fiold. At the close of the seventh inmines, as the rain was falling wan declared closed by mutusl consent, between 10 and 15 years, | died in John ‘L el son & Clapp. THE CAUSES OF DEATIL The following is & total 11t of the deaths grou; 1 adopted by the Bureau of Recors ach disease, and also from the unmber from diseases for the entire week. ZYMOTIC CLASS. Miasmatic—Small pox, 1; cvugh 4; oryaipelas. 1 i; eholera, 45 the, 2; intermittent fever, 1; p puerperal insanity, 1; oboiera morbus, 18, Euthetic or Tanoculated.—Syphilie, 1.- Dhetic —Starvation and privation, 13; puerpura, 1; intem- perance, 1; deliriom tremens, 2; totol 17. CONSTITUTIONAL CLASS. Diathetic.~Rbeumatisw, 1; dropsy, 1; csncer of uterus, 2; totul, 4. Tubercular,~Scrofals, 1; tubes mesenterien, 41; consump- tiou, 69; carles of the spine, 1: hydrocephalus, 20; total, e, 17; Corebriti yais. 6; insanity. tetanus, :': effects of the beat, 4, congy G. B iubbel. « F. L. Bunce. 34 riating, l:dlnlt:'m'h collpee wiou seen oy the Loy na Kinley, aged llu'l‘l‘lfl 4# hoars. e b ing! ipptative fevers, Schr. E. ¥. Moany, € Sehr. G, L. Miller, White, N Sehr. Emplre, Maithews Norwlel. atohes—Charter Ok, 7; Waterbury, m, of tie Union Cl Scorcre—Mensrr. Hadson and Terrs, Time of Game—Two hours and thirty minates, ECKFORD V5. EMPIRE. ‘These clubs play at Hohoken to- GOTITAM V8. PATERSON. the Olympic Clab of Paterson, Vork, yesterday, resulted in the suc Umpire— Mz, Kn System. —Menivigt the brain, 1; apoplexy, 6; par: ; convuisions. 52 tion of the brain, 10; total, 101, Circulating System.— Aneurism of the heart, 1; hypertrophy of the heart, 2; Hespiratory Svstem.—Laryngitis, niw, 17; congescion of the lungs, | Digestive System.—Giastritie, N gl"lmlll of Liver, 1; strangulated bernia, 1; Lepatitis, 1; liver Bright's disease of tho kiduey wgi hlebitis, 1; total, 5. | i H H § £ 2 & “ o) 7 6| | homorrhage, |; total, enteritis, 12, poritoniti bere yesterday it the bar old, aud owned by Capt. Cralg, Messzs. Simipsoc & Clapp and cties of this city. The schr. Cliief, of NewYork, Godirey, Dighton, is ashore on He's lett's Poiat, bigh and dry. i Bark Ellen MeDoxsld, from Matanzas for Falmouth, Juiy 17, in lste 4l B“.u long. i 00, The mateh hetween and the Gotha of N cers of the Gothar T Evaporaiion brio = £ : H | ; jwinl. Urinary System, ] able Sirike Among the Laborers. Integumentary System.—Uleer, 1. MEETING OF TIHE UNITED LABORERS' ASSOCIATION. The First. Becond, Fourth, and Fifth Divi tho United Laborers’ Association beld a meeting iast evening at Milliman's Hall, corner of Twenty-sixthst. and Seventh- ave,, for the purpose of taking into The axsemhly was very la | £ Thermometer. ” z=7 | 1 i 3 12 0 H 5 ‘ (Children,—Premature mations, 1; teething, 6. IWomen ~Childbirth, 1. e.~Old age, 10, rition.—Atrophy, 1; debility, 7. DEATHS LY VIOLENCE. Avcident and Negligence.~Fractires aud contasious, 5; pene- i polson, 1; divwning, Cyanosis, 3; other malfor- consideration the rate of rge and somowhat de. v Patrick Brady was called to the ciair, ined toat for some time post ¢ time bad arrived for an increase of at least 25 cents At present they receive 1§ conducted in the trating wounds, 2 12, suffocation, .~y hanging, 1. not speeitied or ill-defined, 2. Total from all enuses, ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES OF NORTALITY. The following analysis of the eauses of mortality in this city k was yesterday prosented 1o the Matro arrls, Registrar of Records Daily Aversze of Hu | ing 100, | Satura- everyibing eie cheaper th v per day upon their present price shilings.” After cousiderable discuwion, best of humor, and notwithstanding sowe were desirous of dewanding four shillings advauce, it wi that after Monday the members clation of New-Vork should demand 20 shillisgs per day, This determination will at once be made known to the boases, and should they not secede to th After the transac routine character the meeting adjourned. ldut 0 T nalish, tion ereed unanimously of the United Laborers'rAsso. U1 'Very light rain_early. mouly clowdy, f Vital Statisties e demand we may expect | ! Jevn Of & | " The total umber of doy be tlon of some tasiness of & | anotier strike, TWE CHicaGo RepuBLICAN.—Messrs, Henry M. Smith, V. B. Denslow, J. F. Ballantyne aud G. D, Williston, all old and eapablo attachés of The Chicago Trivane, Lave let thet journal and bought & covtrolling interest in Ths Chicaso Daily Republican. ‘They take formal possession of 7he Republi- can on the 1st of Septewber. They will make it a firstclass newspaper, and free from all danger of becoming Johnsonized, Chieago now boasts of seven daily newspapers, et 4 upoa tho CORLLERL conlesses ita prac welfurw of this metropolis, The tecord of 1 , e g : York, last week, against | 6 Clear o, m., variable p. fakiy presents the rate of . sk sultey.” L y » Loss oF g Bostox Baic Morrary.—We learn | thust (b brig Moffatt, of Bostor, Mul u the 24th of Apri AT WARD'S ISLAND, ¥ 0 nabive ol Lreland, 45 yoars of age 15 Scas | allsaved. o St ————————— il and l:ld beeu an inmate of the workhouse on I A 1w days sgo he was transferced to W aborer, where he was attacked by ¢ The jury rendesed a vesdict D SMALL P has rec 1 o Consul General at 1 bills of Lealth now issued by the local Board he BLLOW FEVER Y X IN HAVANA, His Honor, the M: . Py Selets soma casge of yo'low foees. Small o o prem 2 Suporior Bowr of Hey jects all vowsels arriving at New.York, to an © obseracion.” or * qasranl healtn, doly authes on This measure was in oo of venorts in the New. York jouru-l of the o chotare in that city and s wighbor- 11004, and wil be Sl sppltcd te e e e Dnlied T ARS e Boset S Lt o ist. And the Bosrd are so strict that she ot Vow tie & soeuibbina Danisl Webuer ‘wad Eage tasnehorca. the crpce o b0 © United s wenner, t0 &5 lightor, v crovwa in Querantine, wnti) 4 wore wdinlic :{\r o m.-um«y.ia'"-'“fi.:.'.ia'fir. i CITY NEWW, ———e Bus | —At the last market at Fortg-fonsih. which were seop sell quickly at GH@ e, per W lamle 10 SRS PersosAL—Among the arrivals at tho holgls Ty | Col, W. 8. Allea of Davengort, lowa, at the ey et man Wovse jor Bon Pericy Poore of Nowbaivrr o) ‘wr 1 G ot Kentucky, and the Hon, E2p 004 ‘Gogner of Tonncsse i Avorug ddted; Gen, Robertean, Dr. ¥ conam, N 2. BT 000 0} Moseso ? Philadelph} 0% o Mossac 1 of Thiladelphi”” Lo & the Matrog JURGLARY * T TP 5D Aprgst oF THE T . velock yestorday morning, while Oficer tighthave. and ¢ A moment aile o'ion, a0d & 508 y coming from the same d of two bloees 1 wion, It was ed that tho grocery of Ruplael Lew ave., bad been éntersd and_robbed of & 13 ney pieked up aid B tly on aboy named Thomas Mul.cr. % hores ntecrth-at.,, WAS 6t 4pon Lea Lis res ting Mo Yesterda Al in def it of 32.500 bail each. T ged 19 years, and resided in By RecEIvING STOLEN MoNEY.—Officer 1inx, of 1y Seventeenth Precinet, yesterday axrerted a Loy named Wilkan | Backus’ whose pavents reelds in Ave. A, nesr Fifthat., o the complaint of Wiliiam 8. Wiltiams, fires of J Schmidt & Buperts. importers, st No, th of June last, William H. Bonacam. the the firm, stole & letter. col States 20 coupons, and gave some comnanions, OF this amonn: Teceived $130, Bonsoum and several others save been arrest od beretotore, The parents of the prisouer or able, and the father of toe boy orered to amount alleged to have been Teceived by Lis s Maustield decided that be had no power to compromise matter; and. accordivgly, the prisouer was (.operar | mitted to await an examination. e willbe held at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce o Thursday (to-merrow), August 2 at 12 o'clack. 10 hear the re. I | port of the Committee appointed to visit Portlia iepn | g;m fod PP sit Portliad and disprse —— Tue LATE EXPLOSION.—Y o terday Coroner Gote the ocension of the explosion of the boiler in the sugar v finery of Messrs, Harris & Co., Noe. 26 and 28 Leona the 34 ult. The evidence was the saime as thar given af e | former inquest, and which was published in Tie Trisi Deceased Was a vative of Germaoy, aged 96 years. ——— STABBED IN THE ARM.—Juomes Gillen, 8 pedd. was yesterday arrested by Ofticer Gregory of the Second I'v mitted for trial by Justice Dowling, o~ Carporic Actp, and all the prod: 4 of Conb No. 139 Ma.den lave, —— ten b ade t 0 ile the W ea Passengers Arrived, . steamahip Sarszosa—A. Poiter. 1 Basnan D, A, C. Fowler sed cdy, Mise Forsyth, W, P. Bellot, D. ¢ B.W. Clak. G, B. Chy E. K, Cowperthwaite. K. T. Ferguson, Mre. Hoeffer, Rev. 1. P. TON, N. Co=ln stermah W, Leri—1s sdell, Coscles M. Piecor, €% o —— Fatest Ship News. ARRIVED. Stoanisbip Sarazosss Croweil, Charleston 63 hours. wits iadee. aced to Atthor Lewry. 4 canbip Charies W, Lord, Ward Wilmingtos, N C., 0 kowir. to C. Goodss Bark Froe Trade (of Boston), Foster, Cow Bay 13 day, with cesl 104 Pl (Br). Lloyd. Palerme 64 days, with frsitto Lawres Om 17. lat. ¢ lat 41 45, long. 33 ark Eiler; M Dor e Baiomonin: Sty 28, 1o 61 71 foug. 63 1, berk lwrmo for New- Y Bryant, Glace Bay 12 days, with cou! to H.W. allenge, Littletield, Bangor — days, with lumber to S0 los & Co. -fil‘om!\ll Schr. Sarab, Whaley. Eastport — days, with lathe to Jod Frve Co, Sel. Lady Lake, Conklin, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr. L. Boll. Bayles, Washington tir Fairhaven. Schr. B. 8. Pitts, Jowss, Providence. Sehr. M. R. Carlisle, Sehr, Kate, Stevens. Providence. Sobr, Hartiet, Crowley, Providence. Portland for Philadelphia. orwich. Harriet Gardiner, Tl-u,m‘l(w-flll—-. Sehi. Lavinia Beil Bayles. Gergetowr, 8. C. o B oy > Schr. John Lent: Schr. DISASTER. The briz J, 0. Nichols, Craig, from Portland for Cow Boy, west :mu.hlyl. during 8 foz. on Seattern laland, C. feury, Hobart, O-wm--n.{l. C. Tous e eatoal and puy of 1o covw wveh o oe o " Feee Trade: The J. 0. N, wes 4 smowibe IMEMORANDA. ' Frauk, irom Palermo for New-York, July 2, inlat- 41 ¥y long. 63 15. WIND=A! 5. l GO TO THOMAS R. AGNEW', Greenwich and ill tind Teas, Coflens, Fis, Flour sl e v any store in New- Vork. One orice boe. to MACFARLAND® Book Store, coraer ‘wenty-third-st, and Broadway, thers you will find all the NEW ! BOOKS of the dey and ail the old Standard Works and, also, choics INGSFORD™ OSWEGO STARCH—1The onlv perfoctly PURE STARCH. It has not the Artifcial Wiiie: juced by beins Rleacked with Chemicale, o fmjorions to . 1t hias ONE THIRD more str foct Celor nd WEGO STARCIL DAVIS COLLAMORE & Co. | Have now in store FLOWER STANDS for DINNER CENTERS something - Ay el shiape of With thel. L il Grase ol g No. 479 Bro o Broomest. 10,000 B2 meariio vem. : AB V. L & J. B KELTY.