The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 12, 1869, Page 2

- — ONDAY, JULY. 12, 1869, ment the American and English merchants | more important interest in g@arding himaclf eight bours per day, we think it but just that LIFE AT TNE SEASIDE, THE CHINESE DELUGE, SUNDEAMS, WALLACR' Dots, and Biach-Byed Borsa, Matinee | TO China aro exerting all thelr enorgicn te | ageinet this eguntey Holding him, as well as Geplozere stiould offkr them at lARAWER) a, 9, weewaway Deachltbe Roae ofthe | Grabhte Peecripiion “or One of ite Waven, =The Washington Natisnut Intelligen to OLYUMC THEATRE—tecory Diceore Doe, stan | COMMIM from the Chincso Government the | England, responsible for his premature con. | fF reervative Inthe Hrenkers-Clam Prit« | The’ San Fraucisco Merald of June 80 has the | berevived. ee MA Tioencer it o RATRE—Ticeo ¥ Doel vile velli ‘+ r+ ——— we Seal cic pelts, Wornecoany oae Peer Privilege of residing, travelling, and carry: | cession of belligerent rights to the slavehold- An interesting case will, it is expected, Baker via Ages we following secount of the arrival of 1,900 Chincee by | ~— —Lonisiana will have an unusually abundant HIBLO'® OARDEN—Sindad the Batlor, ing on trade and manufactures aa frecly in | ers’ conepirac Hence his tacit cotiperation | shortly come before the Missouri Courta, Some the steamer Great Republic, It says: fig crop this year. | dab 2! rat lag nein nt Corsican Brothers. | Ching as at their own homes, How absurd | with the present attempt of Great Britain to | years ago the State of Missouri issued a number | &pecial Correspondence of The Sun. pee fp teopet shed | bomen ey Se —A black woman, while picking blackberries | sogtie THRETAS pant, wines Sthand ethave | fF Us then, to turn round and do the very | put revolutionary movements for or against | of bouda, which wre by their terms expressly | We went by way of the Southside Railroad, | Ing satted trom Hong Kong Mey 1d capd fra Vewo. | near Grenada, Miss., was killed by a panther. / Knoch Arden, Matinee Saturday thing to the Chinese which we have been so | slavery upon the ame Procrustean bed ed und bes a wide-awake President, | Tem or mn the Orient the Peete Meh Come | Duluth, Minn, which aspires to beeome the made payable, principal and interest, in gold or silver coin of the United States. The Supreme Court of the United States has, as it is well ‘The depots are new, and the cars are exquisitely fur- | Swry'n wort presented a econ ci crit enehonout, | metropolis of the West, calls itself Zenith City. shed, The express trains run through on time. ‘he moment the was signalled from Point Lobos. The canebrakes of the South are now exen~ ‘The mail trains don't—not goncrally. We went on | the news flew tke wildfire through the Barbery | si very used for meking wrapping peper in New tag- BROOKLYN BKATING KINK, Clermont ay, pear Dericchebe trikes elke Jong in the babit of denouncing as liberal | of international Jaw and in denouncing our GRAND OPERA HOUSE-Oliver Twist, Matinge Satur. | ANd unjust when practised toward ourselves | | possible recognition of the Cuban champions POWNIEY THRATIR—Durch Man of Machete, ana | MID, befora we undertake the exclusion | of frevdom ax a justification of the favors | Known, Soelded a prea coo iom atted cy | ku mail train, Col. Alfred Wagstat tives on che | qvage (i uuniut Cimamen this eit, and bun | io WER! R—Durn' o of the C . ‘i 5 " " jure, made before the war, tm 7 \ 0) ‘ 4 sea " 1. the Opltsibeides Weaver, of the Chinese, let us consider whether we | ehown by PALMensTON and BONAPARTE to : - road, He owns a residence at Babylon, and is going | in ie ata ed preecoge fees a admittance, A Muassachusctts farmer claims to have @ the letter, and the State is now called upon by the | to the New York Legislature next Fall, So every. | ACADEMY OF MUSIC, July 2—Grand Boneft Boter: suffered to enter without m pass. kind of potato “just Sfteen minutes cariier than the n carry out the undertaking by any means j the Southern minions of slavery, holders of these coin bonds to do the same, The | wody tays, When we reached Jam talnment for the Patriot Cubans. hort of thei “hi " i mre found Barly Rose p CRNTHAL PARR GARDEN 11 are between teen ana | SM rt of their wholesale marder. China Perhaps the most effective method of Treasurer resists the demand, on the ground | that no cars were running to Rockaway. The Rock- i ath A wmatrimovial engagement contracted by @ ; 6h ate. —Gerden Concerts. ecm and swarins with a population barely | equelehing both the intrigues of the Freneh | that no appropriation has been made to enable | «way Company had built thelr road through the furin | Many aitempts were mn 7, bet mont of these were | deeghtce of Madame Ristori, while in thls country, Ses == fable to maintain itself in time of good har- | Emperor and the fallacies of the Clarendon | him to buy the cin required, and proceedings | Of 8 blind map, taking his iand at ita appraised valoe. | Gnauecesaful. Oeessiomsliy a" nimble ‘Chinena | hen'haes roman 2 vests, and in years of famine, owing to the | Cabinet, and of conceding belligerent rights | by mandamus are talked of to compel him to | The Pa a could ol eal roll metas Tia opeed Por the ead Ee a OT PCE | althey Have improved upon the ‘square % want of an organized system of charitable re- | to the Cubans without impairing do what is regarded as his duty. head something om the track, Ib was 80 | guaran at the gate would start alter him, and they | meal" in Montana, A saloon in Helena gives “cube ra AY y : pt ae ree A BF i Ae Injanction. He was not arrested, though the rosd | Would have @ lively race of @ few hundrea yards, meals * at a low rate. ae ae @ | lieffor the sick and destitute, hur people melt | of our claims against England, would be for | tay waste to citer ion the cheap prose | *#™ Rerientat thet, whey gould | SAHA st alow rate, i 14 lee fo alt away ly the million, “Escaping to this coun. | Provident Gnaxr to iaane a proclamation re. | 9, Th® Nation te afraid leat the cheap prose sare TOMS A iinek amine tne ontsiters acto Wt | wife, aad sr eldren, ch barefoot, thing a try means, therefore, to the pooror Chinamen, | cognising Cuba, and broadly and boldly | Mbt not be as congenial to “men of edu fied Pearsalt'e Corners. Mere Mis, Dental tat | SIMtmt,, Mosy stlerpie vars mate’ to gala ibe | Grouch onooadesy Wet ne MONDAY, JULY 19. a609. Ife: ; t " : and of influence’ as costly and pretentious '# Corners, Here Mr. Daniel Lord | whart by engaging « boatman to take wiem around | “rough Olio ou the way West, Sie Hfe; remaining at home, death, Unless we | stating the distinction between governments sheets especially devoted to their edification, correnpondent, of New York, found a | 1 the end, where they in several cuses aumbed ap —Judge Black has so far recovered as to be Fermi while wal Bution executioners at every port, aud shoot | struggling for liberty and those contending | This same high-toned journal ix somewhat trou. | a fart horse. ‘The horse was driven to Kockaway, | S",theNPAT Dut they wore invariably Wacovered, | apie ty Ye moved from Louisville to Lis home at Desay per yea Wall beeen # @ | down Tike dogs every Chinews passenger | against it. ‘Thus he might secure the indo- | bled by what it ancers at as ‘lively writers,” | The To pases Gas 44S Wire Boba Whee Ge | Recent LCC RGER ME eaten | chee kia 435 aad iar per year ans ; ; 4 . \ sey thi puld | —Two children, aged 15 ears, tried a sn , Bh Ss i y we that attempts to entor it, we cannot keep out | pendence of a brave Amorican people, and at | and gladdens the hearts of all dull and heavy FULNAa HRP? HEAD THE BEE ll Peo be po completely throngen by ttl Chitrowar baa tae ae a Eo At ant i aa | Twenty copies to one address : 0 | the objects of our hostility. We should hard: | the same thne place international law in ne- | Journalists by ita rather slangy onslaught “POD | on from the track, the sand will be worth $400 uo Un ofthe pamengetst and ie Vagourt posta bet and wept over their failure. Wii MED ssi decscitens 4a ly dare to go to this length, and yet the pres: | cord with the claims of justice and huinanity, | those who display greater geniux and originality | gore. Several hur tred years ago © Governor of | MMPamtPlily: sweetie and eonfaston, —=Diplomatic etiquette will not allow the Viee- Twenty copes 10 one w4AFe8F vee ssesscsnns 170 | OBE Laws of California, which stop only @ lit- ee of thought, It is just as easy to stigmatize bril- | jamaica built mansion oo this road, It is still | yotces would have. been a roy of Egypt to sleep in the bed which the Sultan Paty tepies 40 006 cbtren iw | tle short of it, do not, as we see, serve to pre The German Jubilee. Nant journals as sensational” ts to brand slug: | standing, is the finest-looking house near Rockaway, wolen ensued. 1 1 | occupied on his yueit to Bowland. Additions: copies, In Club packages, at Ciud rates. | vent Chinese immigration altogether. They The Germans have just commenced their | ih sheets as “blockhead,” There may be | i# owned by a New York merchant, and is the oldest | f kc.” Tuen the Clinese from the steerage eom —One of the’ emigrant agents of the State of Payment iavariably In advance Iya mt ott - | jubilee at Baltimore, Tt ina very different | @% of education and of influence who regard | house on Long Island, meneed pouriug out like the counties Uiousands | Minnesota reports that he has succeeded in inducing ADV RETIN <0 only discourage the better class of imimigrante, a repr ach ch 2 conceit, mediocrity of mind, and heaviness of ox- A MIDNIGHT DRIVE ON THB EACH. pea big, paw aang sa sond or uny. | 7,000 Swedes to come to that State thin yeor Focara Fact, nat ie. ae cents | and admit those whose utter wretchedness | “Mair from that of the New Englanders. In Pression as the quintessence of respectability; | When you arrive in Rockaway you are in ock- | huges, bade, and bundles cwsme’ berry n; ‘ —The first time a writer in the Cincinnatt i Pll nk i - 1008... 6 on at home makes them reckless of any suffer. | feet, for a jubilee, that was a pretty solemn but they belong to the ‘old-fashioned English | *W#¥. only you aint. Koekaway proper—the bevel thelr 9s pullers, eor a in thee rims, Times saw ‘Thomas Buchanan Reed, he was pasting Bvetwaee Nor: per Naw cents | ing not incompatible with bare life. Then, | occasion. one laughed. It was univer: | school who can be as snappiah and pert, when | —!* four miles distant. Saturday night was dark, | tier best attire, and eviden ty had theatre bills for a strojling company, of which be Juana AUYERTioRWENs® charged only for the space | too, In addition to this impulse from behind, | lly felt that it was neither the time nor | their bile ie wp, as Aincrican gentlomen of more Ged tba art poaroa Tike 6 Hadeed Capoten caida oh | Creeks Pee eee eect | WaLbe e y ee 4 ecu pied. i 4 7 j 7 y and the surf roars ike a handrod express trains at fre ma chi ey are © those o arrived —Valzac save no! re new ans be: Sea ee there is an attraction in front, ‘The South | the place for jerting cr merriment. ‘The ex- | comprehensive intelligence, who do not prate all | *"t ineak,. ', Wren’ haope a aver nuae'by, Tle Feceutly dy the sailing vessels heretofore Fe- | stronger atfeetions than ever before, and thelr lova THE SUN ts served to sutsesidore at their tomes | demands Chinose labor to till her desolate | ¢Tei#es commenced with prayer; that wae Hime about their ‘‘educution and influence.” | owns n horse and wagon. Te BUN reporter char | wiart atures of Custom tude dices airet’ | i# deeper and more disiuterested than when they Raeereeg ue Menroneiiay Dikersa at 8 oe Gee | elds, Our new railroadg want them for the suceeeded by an address which hadn't n The Nation itself is unsurpassed in its maliguity | tered it, and war driven to the beach after dusk. Ce eee Miccond there luggage which | were younz, Garman Of Wibeda aA Preckiort rotary of the | WOrk of digging and grading and rock blast. | *mile in it from beginning to end. ‘Then | toward politicians wlio donot enjoy the sympathy | The tide was qnite high, and a stiff breeae eame an hour the aah OF tien Salty from, enot —' Prisoner, you have heard the complaint for bine Ing. Thove isa cali for them av domestic | came “ Old Hundred.” ‘The exercises were | of ite select circle of men of culture and influence, | from the boom of the vccan, The roaring surf | poured out. Tue wou ver wis When Would ceace, | habitual drunkenueas; what have you to say in your Wackie han por n inmumerati2g: | coatinned in the sane solétth strain Every. Though published in New York city, the Nation haga J aed a ho ae Pha lrer oaths Fone ant Gia venetoae eh eee ae Sie defence?’ “Nothing, please your honor, but eekly Su q rorahn a’: 1 . Every. , an beyond was lost in tho, gloom. Sat ey ail Wad ieuded, they egvered like A sea near ror © pubiieh ‘ belongs in reality rather to the Old World than ok and the Never-sink tights denced in the half of the imwonse wharf. There were not 1 habitual thirst, Wilk Le published ow Wouewday morning. Tsiness | cuiities now eufforing for the luck of labor, | Wdy felt that there was serious business on Gs Ea Mose asl eisey allowwadion Ubiitd Vo taadal | COTE LL, ee OR COTA LTT: | Reman om tnaenernesbioe Wane cx Theat =A couple in Savannah met for the Grst time Alition o| UN @ valoable medinin 4 num i q ¢ prejudices on ‘ atom drowned everythin wagol Wey were evidently imported for the use a 3 sshcabo'e. Al Ver of advertisements eedivot a1 cents per te. To | combined give to the etream of Chincee im- | Sunday clothes, much as though it was some | ea eetts Pe) moved along the a “rhine | Semi of the Chihixe meretianty Ge oficias vor Ue | ou Ntudss, and married on Monday. When will " ; bins, wand | Chine pon Wealth Of er own, eutire \ orced nanreumertian they must be handed \.deforw Se'eleck | mipration a strength which wecannot resist, | high church festival. In fact, tho only jubi- - — - ad ween for Buunrior OF milo cracl throne |. isabel dws Of OUF baud) ant wereenre. | ‘°Y Ue ivurced t ae estan a . ——— however desperately we may try to do so, Jant people at the Jubilee were the children, Two blocks of the Fifth avenue, nam arch of stunted cedurs, disturb fing | fully ex the Wart by poucemon as soon oh “ nh fears rah ; yr te Pa fe « 4 ions 3 The Suu tn the Country. “And, after all, it is quite doubtful whether | and they were rathor subdued by the fact from Thirty-second to Thirty-fourth street, have Bhat 8 shower Rae ae keetin tid eres be a eos hove A in “abel aot enki d Readers of Tun Sux going to the country con |%y a al that their teachers were #0 near, But the | 2c? steady laid with the new concrete pave- i Again Werenched | the search of db bageage comuienced: Dates aie Choe parte recebee their farorite paper: by mai. daily, nt yfty | |i SMEG Dated weduetion of wages is not a | ; oar, Bub the | ment, A mixture is made of gravel, tar, aspl The tide was higher, and” oreasionally a | Boxew input uf Lucie coutentay | colored souli tress, Bt 4 fi T oe cr Sages New Biglande OI i P o ‘ol ould aprend bec der the i bollow aide cr pablo - ineian Treas ent caused himee! cute a month, by addrensing a note, with ther ev). | Mere figment of the imagination, Wages w Englanders never had a great idea of | tum, and other ingredients of that nature Hiveel'af tue Wagons asd ssl; the lopa or tue Ronee Contaln opium,” Blankets weee unrolled aud | v9 cy. anata An eu uned Te hd ription, fo our Publis fire Kept up by an incrensed demand for la. | fun, from tho days of stern old MiLes STAN: | spread to the thickness of about tlrec inches | Sandy ftook Nant null danced in the vines turcon; | earetuily ruanipuinted, Lundies uf bambyo stteKe and Wy CAinstastiscar eis bese fhe tad clone ai aii ie bor, as well as by a diminished supply of ity | DISH down to the present generation. pon the old stone pavement. ‘This mass ta then | Sinks thiriy miles inthe cig, ad’ CTU NCO | Citnd jary Were Uroken tntor aad srerpecnecmttts | ole one tantea meee ha bia wide — Rebel Hero Worship Rebuked. With halfa million of immigrants coming | With our German, friends it is quite dif. | rolled with common garden roller, and in the AT Tite ARASIBM Kova. Gherchandise’wes tWoreughip beemineds ae tepats | —The Sante Fé Caste complains that the gold The fiasco of Gen, Prax Brain at the y Atlantic coast every year from plices | ferent. Their festival commences with a | course of afow days becomes as hard and as tough At Jast near midnivht a cheesing elt broke | as tue search Was completed the owners, Who also | products of New Mexico arc not credited to that bere Tong Hranch banquet has tho wholesome ef: | in Europe where labor is much cheaper than | jest, will be jolly all the way through, and | % leather, retaining the smoothness of a first. | Sirvusl the dvurfod ecdir. on the right. Tue Beach | «ere searched, were alwwded tu take their luKsage | sicory, and does not know luto what statsiiev of pro: fect of reminding the country that treason, | it ix bere, wages bave gone on steadily in. | Wi end with a grand picnic, at which | ls gravel walk, ‘The two blocks we have men ded tatoa solewin murmur iikethesoftenetdiapsson | were yequently rewarded Uy Suing oplum, 1: wad bepeyic LS eed “ nde to enter, ae ; 2 j ; > i pete hin or | OF w thousand organs, and we halted at the verandah | stowed Bway Im avery conceivable epace-—ia fais A tombstone in Fletebor cemetery, Vt, though it may remain unpunished, is yet too | crensing, simply because the demand has out. | #004, honest fun will relgn supreme. They ae vt Letter bos bodigartedlcain it OF the Beanide House. Aue OCRCadlag CANT Cethiner ane Uoee ee Cee Case | (6 f few lig ed ae Ailes, ‘Merry ines 2 is % #% fi Petr lo-morrow, and if the new pavement sustains “Why, Where did yc oMm—acioss the | side of bedding and elothing, and even im the boli ¢ Poll meription, « : heinons a crime to bespecdily forgotten. No | ran theeupply. For the eame reason, all the | have not the slightest idea of singing | jy morrow, and if the wew parcuent Ting | DANE Tepomibine Ge nigee fo a Wartel one, and | poles of etm clumes ame’ | ara, invclted Hero ie: the remaive of Ht. P. Niehols's wife, country has ever dealt so magnanimously | Iaborsaving inventions fur whieh this na. | realms. On the contrary, all thelr vongs | shat of human fect in other places, it will de, | Mie Neel Very high” maid Gun Fuliing. ered ot Bheadbity Shetinporned henge With traitors as the United States, Jerren- [tion is famous, and which p y | Will bo in praise of good fellowship, in | servo to be clanced among the great inventions | oak gad Ailsa ikea ibis bad abou’ a halt pound stay ea away in Nfrweteg ey tows, +t tod ‘ ‘ Awarm welcome A warm snpper followed. | ue de Hof Lie bamboo hat, Another wos —Amanin Adair county, lowa, has inven | FON Davis, JuDAM BENJAMIN, Masox, Sti | multiply the umber of laborers, have | Praise of lovely woman, in praise of | of the age, It ix elastic, noineless, and we bee | Maunative Ni a. D. ©. MeCallum threw away | atscrredto kecp. a surpleiouetockine Chinere ter | cacpen wien ae dian Wh aed x aeaeauie DeLL, Breexrsnmer, Hywren, Lee, Ste | leon “wable as yet to decrease | the good red wine, And they will be | tieye cheap, and is pleasant alike for those who [ fig antl ofa cur td went ts ty Gree le BABS: WTiGhs Veh Sareuees Wee FOGNE | 6 icey wiben; kad hed gone Oo Wastlaglon 40 eek e THENE, and all the rest of the traitors are un- | the laborcr’s earnings. No matter how | tng too with the dash ond spirit befitting | have occasion to drive over it and for the occu us o, beneath the wavin rug. a patent, Ie proposes te offer it to the Geveraweut , ‘ ue int Rockuw ‘au ch proceed c a wi t molested and in some cases even honored. | much of any useful article is produced, there | the subjects—the love songs con amore, the | pants of dwellings fronting upon it. Areting the gashzltn of New Yorks elty, letrapston: She dice tared erties ee cramant 1a: | rot $1,000,000, Those who regarded this exccesive generosity | isso much more of it wanted that those who | Wine songs con brio, On Saturday they set AMUSEMENTS, Feats lg Saseteinga bss don ros s¥ek baw" bald iy. Hetook wnt shout § belie ie the teenies Lo dale f : blah aaiks Mana roar bed as an indifference to the crime of treason, | produce it’ can command full pay, | out, ‘They marched down the Bowery from ats ine eH do. anything eins a Aret~ yea, Ue | Cimplcte the exnaciration ar the crow nnd their | Se etuar an matructer of youth ta one Stale , ‘ i ‘ , io sPapec! ro! will. such a knowing doy bigkage. The stiweds bed om the wus Ne eay zonieyH scarab hi muat perceive from the rebuke whieh was] ‘The sewing machine has not diminished | the Germania Assembly Rooms, twenty-nine | There is not much that fe of special novelty st | Aight lenge tolawed, Buk Gus Wee ia bo wie | SaRttary Chea eee Luttned us tie eek Meeecice | ladies have prombeed hiss thelr some eb pupily for bia ' administered to Gon, Barn at Long Branch | the compensation of seamstresses ; planiig, | Seeleties of them, mostly from New York, ay he bee verte honlig palin te ‘| cepa eurrry tetany Me Et, In | ons all tho wfternoor a yiere, thes were all guing | aulitary aendeiny. ‘ | ch ai Barbee) ithe eroceancaa te ° picked where they could be ston ne wonds = ; i that they were vintwkon, and that | tonguing, and grooving machines, that | but some from Brooklyn, Newark, Ho. ig asioway (AL Bowls - Bock yah 1d at | Sp.acla m abel le ube 8 barrel, a ph + the | of all who bed wo 1 CHEM pour OUL OF Lhe steer — Voting in Greece is done by ballot balls drop- ‘dale . } shell in Otc Of the Urce, soule ten fees tron | age ve the sap oaey No wever, IL vins ti ped into w box, tke that tw na, excep treason, though not punished by the | ef carpenters ; nor patent steam excavators | boken, and one from Poughkeepsic. ‘They | Wallack’s, “Dora” and’ Black-Ryed Susan—all | th Fy | dee taba He twontury aiaplacieas Cingrauaeie: | fet snto™e Vox, lke that seed jae weeelbo ts _ : ce aaa cat conti sini 61 4 = : oir respe i ‘ eof them plays to whore excellence wwe Now, Ko, go for it—get it! Hut large enonch to contain a Cauerian fumliy of a | te Monel nal ee ~ halter and the stake, is rendered odious | and hoisters, that of cellar diggers and hod- | Made their respects to the Mayor, and then ore Serna most, chearfel Wilacan Miblow. | 2iQWenten Ur shat froma bow, He mounted the | kalcantons wouta sornion neapis: mecsormvomm iste toe: | the elbiow/(oa thet 1t-4e fmponelble for uy: one te use nevorihcless,’ Admiral Fannaaur, ¢ . So it is in every branch of industry, | took special train for Baltimore, where they | ™ rn d tyce ike a gat, wcinod the clam shell, and Jumped to | several huidred, Verily, “ue olf wine, "One-half | whieh way he turas his hens. ' Bile ; helio ; ; ; : Mant vad by tele bh ives “Sinbad” Inan improved edition, Mustrated | the sund, A round of applause frou the Indies fole | the wold knows not chow the othe. halt lives: he bees la 0 ; t HERIDAN, and the other distinguished per. | As long as it is onc which ministers to nn | Were gallantly receiv by their brethren, | iy the presence of the Lauri troupe, aud a good | lowed. ‘Then * Gua" marked @ cross on te inside | sould be trausformed #0, Ae tO read: No ion | —The bees in Towa are actually starving, the tonages who assembled at 1 Branch are | established want, no addition to the mecns | ANd where good nature and true social en: | yauet anda drum corps of forty yous tulies. At | OF, the shell, SHUR Srisan u teemad ether atatie. | Mneirn bow Sus World Bv¥as! eentinued vet ‘weather depriving thein of thei ree Q i : y pe ; . nahh ; . ‘ ete eustomed food. In one apiary of Lwenty-tive eats as brave as they ar pnanimer Ci \ evelo : 0 one @ joyment are the order of the day. ‘The Ari tho Grand Opera House, the intensely excitingdrama | The dog ran down the picr, and disappeared. In a ® brave ie they nanimous, and their | of its development injures those en- | Joym ead any nL ay ONO EWWA" Ai tae Onan, ‘frances | MOM be ERETNee WERT ee Te A A DIAMOND EATER nies of pure fallin bees at Marshall, there were pr glody Wil not be dimmed by their reluctance | gaged in it. ft is omly when, as in the | Society had a new banner for tho occa Me tka alana ae aie vaca hint las crows, marked by a lead peneil appeured unon it, bably not ten pounds of hone; to listen to the panegyrics of traitors, Gen. | case of whip building at this port, its | On it was this legend ; a a Brooklyn Skating Rink, cool bi ager py Pen coe oueere rr eces can ng eee bab ibedly —The Messageries Impériales, the great French a " whi ¥ ” , " % “ From the Boston notse still slek and nore, R 24 SUNDAY AT ROCKAWAY BRACI Translated from the French for the Kochener Union, | Stcamsip Company, reports its recelpts in 1868 at Bram hae cought the fashion which exists | products become too costly for consumers, Teac cidste are deilelitful music. har ta Message ‘A 200, of “‘la-perfide Albion," dreseed 5 00m 000 ib atta haa alae rags s : i 0K a vide te Baretnntey . 0 inves as popula Niere are four hotels at the a a z ° on, eared 0 jn gold, and ite expenditures, iu in some Aquarters of making demigods out of | that they Gnd themaclvea compelled Where they, as every one munt see, eats Tal Aaalica geld Nia nada ie haw fairy Spend, and hey are Jounmed, Everybody | teruptious care, a sa eter an's able Aerg: | appropriation to the sinking fund and ineurasoee, o¢ BIONEWALL JACKHON, Stuater, and Lom te | to eubmnte to reduced wages or give up their Now hold what isa jubiice, . feed cde ci re fies fe came, Che, Kesares ihoasand’ claine are: | titan v inkers of Cog-cer palters Chat for the 7,490,000, . 2 7 ‘ ‘ pe és ‘ wit, 4 q thousands of people who evidently appreciate the | buried ta front of the Seaside House, Sunday is the | thirty or forty years have forined the distinguishing | €7,*90,000, The net earnings, $1,273,000, will pay @ may Le a chivalric fashion, but it is alto | employment. ‘There is certainly room for | ‘This is the keynote of thelr rough and acalient music feraished by ‘Theadere Thomas's | ee, Wey. here. The scrt bathing ty unrivaied 1m focal ornament of the male inhabitants of the Wribieh | dividend of 10 per eent. Fether out of place when the heroism of | the Chinamen to work without alutting the | kindly German humor, The poetry iw not | orcuentrs, In view of the great euceeen of the | mein, 4N5,° doen Dauts pour tn trom Canara | Jeet, walked iio ous of tue priaclval Jewelry ope | "1g ruinored that a project ls entertained of these warriors was wasted upon the rotten | market, and we have no fear that they will |v sparkling, but whatof that? ‘They are | garden, it is 9 wonder that the experiment waa not | wales with f SPrcceery SAxiOus for a bout with the Ma riya eee eee Beaiuel iouinn oir fe establishing an Orthodox Russian episcopal seo at Tae bath house oko ved wake knows bis desire of lovin 06 | pe hie Sahiba GP Ike: Chin cae ne couse of a slavery confederacy, and served | ever put down the price of Jabor, ‘They will | going for a good time, and will have it tried several years ee, The proprietors ought | Dreskers. | The beth houses au RRR Rtas | aren emeruneatete ue ai pceloue ei Bea, Be ‘ t / ate Calneee e pire, ae elug 7 ood and to lp develo; q y more rapi aan fi " tomake fortunes out of their enter dit} Rockaway Is rapldiy becoming @ pluce of fashionable | glistened In the windows and show-case, with a | Would be realized the idea formerly conce!ved by only to deluge the country with boc aaa 8 simply help develop the country more rapid Thie te tho eleventh of thelr annual festh | J olts got be surprising if thoy wore Gbilacd betore | Feaeee” Restening ihe termtomeesh aid ten es | ew, hhc explained: to purchasing the handeomest be | Peter the Great, out which it has beet fuund impose e ont jon of y the 7 oth vi p de i) To y 0 onte) fo epi *, hove T4 log yd a Coo! nd wh sa ‘cl for a eel htende order, Ho ute de ec st ‘ay into the hands of the cnemios of human | ly than it would otherwise be developed ; and | vals. Today they contend for the Prizes, | long to add to the large space they have ulrcady en. | S0ve TA ilegreen, and a cool wind sane oak w Tbe Jewciier, whom this request plunged into an | MUlE to execute down to the present day. ogress and liberty, It was full time that | to drive them from among us is as unwise as | after the manner of their forefathers back to | closed for the accommodation of the public. The | ed. and the accommodations, though not so gr ecstasy uf Joy, showed, m woAY Le amaxined. reat —OF eighty-four ecean steamers running be- the maudlin sentimentality which has been | it is wick». And as to their effect upon the | the days of Tannhiiuser and the Minnesingers, | T#iway companies ought to Increase the fuctlities for Fe OE Cae vey falc test MSTA benecitel pearls atl ieacemre eee tween Bur rye and New York, more than owe-balt Yunuing riot in regard to these heroic traitors | moral character of the nation, those who | On Tucsday all the societios unite ina grand | %mine down town at the close of the entertainments, | Ruri dane Fuller one ot A Fink's. bowers, ed. Butt ‘on Gre owned by five companics, thi'remelnder by ten ie so that there would be less delay and te#a crowding | James Staart, agentot Harnd fxpresm, Mr. Kelly, his fasshdia It others, ‘The Cunard line numbers fourteen, the Ine should be rebuked, and uked it hasbeen [| dread it must have a poor opinion of the | concert. On the remaining days there will in the cars, From 10:80 o'clock until an hour later facturer, Gen. McCall f i ry Drewwe ten, the National nine and one on the stocks, vory effvctively at Long Branch. Christian Clurch among us, If our morality | be excursions, picnics, and other concerts, | the ears should leave at least once minute, and thas he bulkier of tho, Rauitabte, Life Insurance Ta procurieg 3 the Hamburg American Packet Company ten, and the Rigs and civilization cannot stand the contact of a | All the intermediate time will, it is fair to | employ eome of the many cars that nigitly etand | mente aud Cal, VB. Wilson, of Columbus, Onio. +f orth rormen Liogd tam, bbineas a ona sole iinae ta ataiiee We mos ae gentlemen ceorpuanied. by hs ay ikon ive ‘ 4% He CHinoty phslarh iho oeagee eae Os undved thousand Chinese, and if our re- | presume, bo devoted to conviviality, tom. | ty Bear the stable, Ae tiie arent Madsen City Bite Duane ae oto, pame, ares Filion beauty | o) ae Aeuloney Aiea hee Lael me he newspapers are discussing the In a oi fleet s i ; i cit 4 tire ras ooklyo, and Miss Cook are aiso Noth souraged fault ‘opensi- p ain in torpedoes, He procure h papers i Hgion is to have no effect In making them, | pered, as it usually fw among this people, | rz custom Hotak Rorrenyess, | 3 liek. = stopping at inis hotel, end tomers | firs cf the miquihoent foceiguer, tue wortly thates: | few very loud ones with whack te tear bar necas gration of the Chivess into this eount ¢n the contrary, good men and women, we | with discretion. - of @ Gardiver's Island expedition troin Rockaway | Mate \ho was all sm id bows, coutinucd his | fiends on the 4th ot daly, und on taking he vent - Some of them favor their coming, as a valua a —— - No Intent to Detroud the Government—Krrors | Boy are apparently tinged with truth, The charm | tescurches, literally ru. and) ransacking his wi gs are not the people our Fourth of July orators ‘Another iibel suitor has Come 40. or; Corr A nud Complatute Diew of a life at Kocknway Is that no one | * 4s store from top to bottow, im bis effort to | rather emplatieally in a horse car, of went the tors ble addition to our means of producingg ma | ay on the pabit of t ling us we are s ae RTRs The fires bombeauell: into. th { the | Nastes time a Grows, ‘The ladies appear | do Justice to hiniscit by proving bie estabiinoment | pedecs, and up went the heatenaut toward the tp | tentllt waddils | Whtih cies @necen 14 Ke ; One Cuances T. Puecay, of Newburgh, sued that : rombeshell into the camp of the | i” their wrappers throughout day, and, | second to none in the beruty, sise, and variety Of | a the car, No lives lost, but some fun mleap erlad wealth ; while others oppose it, on the ——— - . oficcholders of the Custom House haw exploded | when walking wear immense straw hate, 7 . ] the precious minerals it contained. Finally, after a Dawe ” Ome Au MAIPAP ETON ‘ i ‘i ; valuable journal, the Chatham Courier, for libel. p lini} im wear ion ir The gen: i ‘! ted. ground that it brings into competition with ail Louis Napoleon Outwit Hamilton at t without hurting anybody, It however, has created | omen wear ihe same aizle Of Rat, and eauntor to | Close exauilusiion of (he numberiess diasmonls, | priated. Acoanti: Gs Banarai a Gavia chia ue I ’ And now the word is that he has " evaporated’ — © fearfal ‘consternation, ‘The exam ination of one | Webeael in Cin alpaca conte, As Highs appr ches, | puri, ag h enver ide, tarauolte Aad Cea —A young lady's opinion of the bonnet of the DUT PROMS, SONOTESE PIRUGD COPA IEE LAER. 1 J 5) ; that is the phrase—or in other words, sloped from é is pets ' Hise Sebi ae teen ence: Soamecl RG Le dsciMa | auaatan ue leane ten ses sure deventas*uve hurvaaed:|| aanton? the bounets of my girlhood—the kind f the accused, wh f dh tingué ail Cus etine ame ee ee There ia every roason 10 believe thet the | * , f Of the acciised, Why is no less a persouage than Mr, | thick couts ure brought into requisition, —Hedquits | cussion 4 defects, ina i B08, a i . Newburgh, leaving unpaid a board bill of thirty- | 4, ©. Doolittie, a weighinaster, appoluted by ex. | fe in demand, and Gred adventurers are hulled to | looking foreigner succeeded im finding a number that | T wore to school! I really thought them pretty, I uiing with it au inferior type of humanity, | influence with Mr, Secretary Fisit to prevent If the many unfortunate conclusions of libel | impeachment trial, and woo f# a son of Jumes K vara OF TWO CLAM NUNTERS, manner in whieh he wished to have them set, self on hats a jaunty miss, Perhaps 1 was, as fneh- ‘The Californiane, upon whom the matter | the recognition of Cuban belligerency by the | suits which we have lately had occasion to pub- | Doolittle, ex Senatir trow Wireonsin, has been pro- | 4, dfeesis. Augustus Fuller and James Stuart are ott Vata cepa Meade a ithe ell Ay Hen Say was Wah waa Lah i Ot the tee foxces itmelf in practical +hape, since they | United States, on condition of the exclusion | lish, are to be regurded 9 indicating what other | §Fe%iNE, tens Av. Coovmiasloner Kenneth bimers go ey aie Se eam |arcasures and feplaced (hem in thelr caakets, | Nile bincake—tne charming litle mat Tt makes Lave already 100,000 Chinese ip their State, | of the Duke of MoNtrensien from the | plaintiffs in such cases may expect, what a dread. foveatigation, as thw procealings have been kept rat inve thie seasons A'Relf hour | tmunideeut patron, ‘As he was e gaged ims ecu: | =A Freoch lawyer recently defended @ mah ; ae ; fs : : ror the | npanctrably’ secrets ‘On Gatahiar” women ie er the and ignation. meet a ¢ happened to fall ow snail box tlic ’ with more continually arriving, seem to dis. | Spanish throne, ut e be speed pe mat be in store for the | YP Was removed: al the ‘curiosity of the pale Pa in he naae at Tia Meee inthe aids, when be misved ‘a large brilliant | Who Lad stolen a chicken from a baru-yard. Ie aald cant lon to hole ponalalh an OP ecuves the Brats auth: and thoes lon. Jouw Ruasenn Yours! wet at fort by ihe announcement of ite Was appointed to walt upou Messre, Puller 1 held in his aand but a moment be- | bie client was insane, “Ido not sve in this theft like this addition to their population, and both f course the Emperor's ag: u 8 canbe ie missioner ti the evides Stuart and request them to leave tho beach us | fore,“ My lord, wed, struck with a sud- | anything that would account for the mental allena- their laws and their customs discourage it. | afliliated with his policy and interests, avoid A very stringent law stands on our statute | ere On the vert of the a jeofraud @ | soon as possible, a as feared at ney re jen spicit fre RM ed ud good nas possible, as It Was feared that If they re | den” suspics now slowed you a Hisinissed Mained over night not @ claw Would elit in the | diamond of gr tember it, do you | WOUOL the prisoucr,” said the President of the AChinaman in California has no civil and | everything looking toward ofBclal or open | jy ks aguinst overcrowding emigrant ships. But In co mncetion with t exsoaure of etvantic fraud | bay, not? Well, it has disap Court, “I beg your pardon,” replied the lnwyer toareely any soeiul rights. The testimony of | intervention in the matter, They prefer to any one suppose it is ever enforced? Far He Cau ene om ers MMO ats Di THe DRUM-FISH. Tea tiic much that somal caeiiehuian iy | ‘thls poor fellow is certainly Insane, He stole a Lis countrymen is not recived in court, 80 | «fect their purpose in a more subtle manner, | greater hardshipy often result from overerowd- Law Orricus or Moons & Doourny 1 gaa Araae tah tes pearance near Rocks | y nave fund Wretched hectic chicken, When he might have takem away, and it is feared that the oyster and clein beds | Ag for tut, 1 am in no husry,” rejoined the | s nice fat pig!" suitor, Over eiguty drumetish were eanght at Saturday, ‘The fish is professing to take a friendly interest ip | ing than from cruelty of officers, On the Ist of We Broan ay Naw Youn, duly 10, 1869 § that their euite for money due usual Leg area favorable solution of the Alabama claims | May last, the ship Alexander Marshall sailed from If é ly fail for want of witnesses. He ix taxed | th Eughsaman, Wilh groat eomposur seurch me if you J vrren” Island Ld ~ There ave in the United States 1,870 bank eatly Sin:—In this morning's issue of your pape prised by epicu The yeweiler, wuile cor 0 (0 . | representing a c: ‘of little lees than $6 sonally he ean be abused by avy ruffian with | making Mr. Fist believe that the English | according to one of the passengers, a Mr. Can. | pivrtonel Tlie, tn v wich your repuiter s otf g TNE PRESIDENTIAL VIELD, pre wt Patan al by a pone ieetuemed T (43,000 miles) represent a capital of nearly two Wow 5 nd two pai on thelr arrival, th the jeweller den tt, di sand millions of dollars —$1,500,000,000, The earnings anced | of the banks may be estimated at from fifty to sixty vexten of Brooklyn, hundreds were obliged to | foolittie, dra sou ot 8. wslor Doolittle, of Wisconsin, al live, during a voyage of six weeks, on one meal | once a weigher in Vie Custom House, 1s 1 Jorefen, George G. Meade on tho Track, a day, occasionally two, and the food oftentimes | MAYing defray ted the Government To te Bitiior of The Aun. impunity, The qucstion is, whether other | Legation is lying in ambush for our conces. Riates shall follow the example of Cali fornia, | sion of belligerent rights to the Cubans in : ieee r. ‘This statemen¢ In urronecue tn ‘The English nuutly denied the charge, | Millious of dollars annually; while the earnings of and whether we shall, as a nation, combine | order to annibilate our pending demands | 4, padty cooked that they could not cat it, He | every particular, Turton mas eraser neem Sin: Let Tae Sux nominate but, as he aut, to place the matter beyoud alldaune, | the railroads of New York alone last yoar were $48,¢ to forbid the Chinese and other Asiatics ac: | against Great Britain, Mr. Fisit te said to | had to wait frequently three hours at the galley | E80, Wy chaize, T rever held a position int Mee vee AUNT cnlaisee teeny (end person feu head fo flow which the oar | 9% and of the whole United States, 8400.00, 600. ever Was ny body, He brok cloth and person from lad to fool which the off- Teereetta Gh do wittene ‘3 —Gilbert Carlion Walker, the newly elected : Grant | While tus operation was guing om, however, the | Governor of Virginia, was bora in Binghamton, \MES 1. DOOLIVTLE, dr, and kicked an palsied body, | E:giishman, in taking of i buade so viol’nts | Nn. ¥..m little over thirty-seven years ago; grad rr, a weigher, at 93 Reaver | All the glory of the victory began with Meade, and | movemeut that he dropped one side of his whiskers 9 @ ti y x i grada~ i ‘ e day repay Nim, “Ab, hal my hive fellow, that’s your game, is iy | ated from Hamilton College in 184, with honor lovernment rhofyonr blunde cporte ehed over the para of the r cos# to our territory, bite at this bait, which holds out the tempt: | for a chance to get his food on the fire to be At the risk of being laughed at by that | ing prospect of a do-nothing policy; while | cooked, and then it was a question when be could school of politicians who take no account of | BoNAranTE and his agents hope thus to | get it off. The cooking accommodations were Mr, Witliam J, ¢ \ ements of plains of a mistake that haw been made by | He Pople will o except by the false Hy its bests of | hardly oney in his protersion, and in 1865 J. Cave coed to decide whether or not ¥ pose yuu contented ‘yourseif with one | Where he m will permit | Orleans Prince to supreme power across the Private weigher, aud bas no conneetion | moral principles in determining their netion, | clinch their bargain with Piant and Ser | greatly Laan de pale ae ewayaners i alluding to lam seu iefualte | Aas Taiient ewould command the reapeet of whe | salu the inspector: ““Lunderstand yuu now.” Come, | practived nw awhile at Owego; attended Demor j 4 Jie i e passengers, and only those who paid extra io welg' or, The name of the | World, and he would appomt to office none but | for your own sike, make # clean broast of it, un Laila cabyentiine SCERENGHTE ak f | Wo venture to suggest, that before we pro: | Kano, and to prevent the advent of a liberal | the passengers, and ee ‘ Laid Ay ate | teased intiendua ie ie cake Mame of the | Pramectabie aud competent trem, ‘Let Tue Sumtiuve | tell ga what you took ant where youvernor ittiieg | erutle couveutivns very often; went out to Chicago, i for the privilege could get anything properly at- out for Meade, and it willearry not ¢ tended to, The captain and officers seem to have | with the Custow House readers, but a grateful country with it, diamond. ‘ went to Norfolk, Va. He ran for Congress, the Chinese to settle among us, we had bet. | Pyrenees, which, under existing circum: been powerless, ‘The result, in Mr, Campanten's pane Grant tual wither under the shining of Tux Sex, “Thave taken, nothing, and hy e nothing to tel) maa dateaad' St « neRre. Oe ul i Conga a ; Robi ; 5 : : cen po oss, sult, € ‘ and Meade will ripen aud bev There isuo | you. Tum at liberty to wear false whiskers if a dela bidet dehgd ‘ be | {efit consider whether we have the moral } stances, eould not fail to be dangerous to the | oiyy PONS I | er ay afterhe landed |», 4, gy Army and Navy of cindidate named yet whore wh Ucharsetcr | thooac, und tt nobody's Buslaess whetner I do or | and one or two inches In height, hase eplendld pair — Tight to doa, Can we say to any clase of | French cmpin here one of his children died, another followed | Sin. tn the pul Topular'm bis Try bis, anda Gettpsture vitiery | "“AI+nouen the most minute searen proved fruitiss, | £f, Use €¥6# and Is called the bandsomest maa ia human beings, either dircetly or indirectly If the American Government were formal: | on the next day, and the next week two others | yuion of. tie R Will erown your effort, ONE WEO KNOWS. the inspector determined to hold tie Briton in © Virginia, that they shall not live in any part of this | ly to declare that the recognition of a gov | died, And yet the case is not @ solitary one, | Brnuehy it will bo p wt throughout — tody, sid marched off with him to the Mrete ctu —A young man named Josoph Wagner, tiving entire oficial proceeti Hee, on UU io Wikch IL 8o happen of Gens, Butler Senator Sprague on Mr. Colfax, H Epes Fay ee tae at lio frends peng ne ease 7 , 7 peat id a hs wht Puian thee hag in Charieston, West Virginia, profeewed to have the globe wh re, in the exercise of the freedom rment struggling against slavery isas much | Vory few ant ships arrive here free from and Bank shan Beer mueutioncd, ail the In his Fourth of July speech before the Free i ba : a By an Spt (eat eel A paper power of charming snakes, Last Thursday, having with which the Almighty has endowed them, | an imperative duty as that of a groundless | such complaints, Where is the boasted protec. | *! y ppeakers from earctully prepar » ’ notes, and up to exeuctives’ clam wat We were the two commanders *ho army op lo sure Masons of Scituate, Senator Sprague sai But I cannot close without pointin exiivttion in the presence of the whole people of ie Vice-Vresitent of the United Stats travelling ely Ignon wizavion from such | and speaking in the interest of the powers [con- preach Of ot oy nan managed to ob- He reminds me of the ass who stole the oe : floor, 4 1 suded in complinentary terms to nts of the king of the for st; for when be Butler os the origimater of the Avtny of the | asserts that the country 1s prosperon ‘aud contented, participator with Admiral Bu he but shows the ears “Which prove, Is true char erved to clear up the inystery, for it gave birth to the {.citous msyitation that the surewd inspecior in whore brain it nent When several of t Journ, captured rattlesuake, be was giving some (riends an exlibition of thie power. Alter fondling snake for a time in his arma, he threw it om ched the Prefecture, where the Fuclish. | ground and switehed it until it writhed with rag laced Ha alates Ata Walk neds Coe barnes He then took the reptile up In his arms again, and. ravance, aud after mociouing ta the | uying, “Are you mad? kiss me and make up,” be head in his mouto, The snake bit bis tong wuaranteed by the Commission- doubtedly they may choose to tke up their abode? We | rebellion, conspiring for the overthrow of | tion to emg whole are all children of one common Father, de. | liberty and bent on the perpetuation of bond. | e's ef Em pendent upon His bounty asx well for this | age, ie an unmitigated crime, the concession | MMltiplied month fraitfal earth upon which Hy permits us to | of belligerent rights to the Cubans could | 1°! [ exist as for that existones itself. Ts it not | not be any longer regarded as compromising to the recent er month, and xe to remedy the evil? Let the law be strictly enforced against a few of of the d noth guards to with seated bhrself, and entered ine | at 1 the agents aud shipowners on both side ’ , " englay he Empe: captiriog and holding New Or | te “f mn Sra ean 0 3 | to friendly conversation with the’ Englisiinan, to Waris! ; undertake to mouopotize the smuuitest portion | NavoneoN fe maturally anxious to prevent | cmigiants may be effectually broken up. Cape | Hetho Unions arc tobect ang service they | nov “yet hidebound tO the cletaten of | compelled by lie duty to place lim at this temporary | minutes after eing bitten Wis akin aseumed fj uKt be ec on the most hher inelpler, | the moneyed aristocracy, 0 sto a8 rstity convenience, but he aoubicd ne ab: | spotted color o ., : ” eS 1 4 fi . pea and leave ont ans. T i op (hale Goimenmortare: Bs a oh ot theives | fore Wim he would have to appear next day would —Arather singular phase of the old-fashione their keep! Should we uot by so doing | tle the progress of republican liberty that shipping sare the real culprits, se cnake aay reseeitton 9f thelr Commander d cee Daw ery BG .*: SRRHANIVES | Onder alms 0 be wet at liberty. An thlw view the Rig. | porish usages of the Puritaute forefathers has just 1 hoe lihouahrnl baie ae such cial 0 Jook at the following figures, showing the n sysnashe ys 7a fully concurred, As tiey {were conversing, A forfeit our own right Lo its enjoyment Although rejoicing that no 8 aims ar ee tthe f ; fg " ‘ h ees ae melee rowth ot tho W te | the d in aan ana na aioe myet¥lug, | come tc light In the staidand sober town of Hen Besides, Europoans and tie desceudants | made against him as are preferred against | ber of pass brought to this port within the 5 " ibis Hate Nared to | ateny laden With refreshments, among which were | over, Mass, ‘The Rev, Mr. Frecman was wvttled jas Europeans show a romarkabl n | England, and hugely relishing the quasi | Met fort Saturday, in Essex Murket Court, an officer ifort {No clasnce of bocr, | tine of them the oftiver took | pastor of tue First Congregational Caurch and Bogle of Europ . MARAIS | RCO * ‘ , marion Tusexger Passengera. re Va Margering genius bearing am in tre el NORGE: OUT Tae GUNOE, Wee, Tendon th We UDEDR | ot, suing e sistency in proposing to adopt the policy of | neutralization in European and Asiatic ef 1H City of London Bork | wicnee banker hited fh chanwagne, and other dell: | ive, and that of tue Biltavee he lay Gnade pec, (orsign: Wid, REOHKIGE, Ri gle angina, | Sl setae hetd Fea,s B60, MPa ie, bi sl , HT Panes ta gweies. Justice Shainll hatte y ane bec fat ot) n ish style, Quatfed iis con: | Pr ne Master's cause, made himself obnoxious. exeluding Asiatics from their domain, For | (uirs which the complications with the ULE City of Was! Roland Sweetbread, yonr Moar,” | What have lente off af one draught, to some of the young men, by strenuously opposit 11286 City oF Brook You got in that basket ite all right, your What Simon Cameron Thinks. The unxture wae nol slow In producing its effect e young men, by strenuously opposing centurles they have been hoe lag for i United aie dmnpoe pan. the dette ra of mes Ase ade i hoble reverence ; Net's wont a ial A Rannine Gainaran ‘s in ahingi ‘ Te says | and i ts ‘revealed that Mil I had * a ote Tava Hal for balls and eared gath- vellene an ore into the | the first NAPOLEON, His Majesty has never. — you mean by ‘oN things!" Why, shedder tthe Demoerain of his State in» | lowed, bevides the d Wissing, surce | erings, Thereupon the young men sought revenge mittance as travellers and traders into th ve Monty 2 Summer vacations are granted employees | (bs and sole clans What did intend Hen. Hancock for Governor, wud | other dhimonds of t st water, four pears, and | in an unheard-of and novel manner, ue various countries of Asia, China in particu. | theless a double interest in the Cuban and to do with them “Well, Judge, « yer ho success of the Repurt- | a lizKe turquolse, rep nting @ Lola) Value ut irom . Ly ws . an ad su | Rittal tit fi hat Hate in. | 12 the Government departments and inthe ma: | know Pill ‘Tweed, Mat Recnoan ith, \leket, cron went up to see the fice. | twenty to bWenty-tive thousumd pound ficient grece to joln the church, they applied for ad« Magi and'the doctrine hae beep advanced in | English controversy—firet, the tmmodiate tn: | ji or our city banks. We so no reason why | 2 ' rs what belong to the Americus | Gent soon after hiw aFriv wth taission to the parish, where grace is not conde ¢ 2 hes le alleged io | url '¥ | Club” "Yea, Tam acquainted with those gente F eonncetion with that subject, Ly more than | terest ari from what is logge > | ‘the system should not be extended to our whole- | men” “Pmriad te Mt pepe I a d ——-—— * __ The Now Uricans Revenue Frauds, A requisite for membership, They were received, ene eminent politician, that the mere | be hie bargain with the Spanish Govern: | .aie and retail stores, During July and August Sale ie thele batt Mf they don't get itt yan Chtef Juatice Chase at Work, Sr, Lous, July & Information bas been filed | and all went smoothly natil the annual parien meote and ihon there 0 lt be hel tel fact that @ nation refuses to hold free and | mevt in regard to the exclusion of the | the cat is intense, and business is slack. The | fond Bweettread Justice Shandley toe Roland | ter spy Chief Justice Chase: "I w Ror The Weablogton, correspondent of the Worces- byiee Up ee ee Denies Airey in t $60,"} ing, when the now mombers voted not to ratee ange j * , EAr¥)10.1h0 | thing the eominx ¥-ar lor Uke payment of the pabtorg epen intercourse with the rest of the | Duke of Montrensirn from the throne; | clerks ean certainly be spared at this season; | & Wt | to get wober, and seut the sor | tain’ te g with Sue renet cousarvatiy lead passat thir pele iarehsiate ‘of ‘this ia ie ak proven wr le paymen: 4 jee ground of was, At thie very mo} aod secondly, hiv weveral and probally | ond ox the most of thom wark mae than} oy Jidlag daucie wo” PfOPer care to hie friends fot ay oe eer ee, ¥et possesses | laced the good were (reudently remoy nd fee 4 site “t sumamasity damiaving tad