The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 6, 1871

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'KTmrnfYKAii. new york Thursday, july g, mi. price two cents. If IeSeC BORGIA. I Atre'len. rimes Ihnl nre Charged I n. ..I Mr.. Lydln Sherman-Fnlon fill J In thr llodlr. of Ihr Vlrllnt.-Wh.t J,Vri..nrft. Thr Trial To-day. '(Ukm Trf tentto by tho revela- '".tntti e'ift wheleiilc poisoning cat In "Mr, t,,,l.iNifrrotn li tho central aad onl) nr.' uian lln'1 "t,', e'Ur-n. It l ol t to" t,," 10 ,l,u ,,om,n', lnatlMo for frinr. and J H" c" of ttveral the of ,',,r,, 10 b" ,,',Jlu"'y overwhelm tu, his alrrt.lr told the story of the ln it 'Hi of 0,10 h0 nM eT,r i iroajM in close cm'set with the womin, ri.inflior nisi hasbnd. K Iwnr I Struck. ,s York ol lurom ix clnldran bhlii. al linn "uM'-n month of her s.cond husband, Bii.mi. whom she I vod only lourteen M W tiirJ htnoand, Neliou II. Sherman, 0Hoeh I ir'i o h by a former wl'e. te Ibrsn U 9f cct- N mm:. 1S7J, an I Mue'.i, Jti litre re odJ twnl and thrllllnz psrllculars l ilettwt altabe of Intereil. It l hardly ntro. u mar tin. 'bcre are lw fsople In Connecticut .i- h J J na- 0 l.trj Mrt butts: to be t ii'jitii. mi jtPit cim. Itwfinri of c.numstin-et eonnsetsd wlt'i Ire luiaof every one of her al:eg,c.l victim! hut been kJilitil. U yt to firmly lorgvd t'tal Hook not Mi ptiiihlc io irr'.VJ it any oil r coce.uilon. tit Hilt Is known of h-r history while known nt (i. Struck, anil whic"), by itc nay. cover the rhiir period of her life, but enough has been fi.Hla How that Struc and hit mi c'llldren all ,l loJIenlr and In rapid uecesion. Only ir.!en tr.on'lit Intervened between tbtilaitli of mhilier .ini that of hit youngest child, which Wit Uilul incumbrance the widow had on her bind. Tlooint down lln plane o' hr life, however, fi in treusht to eld llurlbut, a kind, fitherl.", tot fUln old man, residing In Hi. adjolulnz coonty UUH He wtll to do old can, and him ant a tiei' JUr a fhort acquaintance. It must be re trcUrt 'hit tlila only a ahort tine ajo the hnliyA Ihf) llred Ircether hippllr. the nel;n intuu rrmar Inu tie a'emlnideTO'ednrat ol oi l titkoi's iff. Tney never arled iven for diy, tit 'Uti ki. and the wile M.med to lire only to (i.itttr bmband, tui old mix's rrtortarr. Set ill thla bad a purpose, aa will be aren Abont lirir iffr the wedding, that l. In the 'ail of 1303, Itti vtupered about thit o'.d llurlbut bad mtde in,1 ItiT-m all hU prooerty In hit wife, notwith lailu he had brother, and alttera lltlnt a .hort iiubi. from htm who were In t.ry moderate CiT Riiuacet. In a Terr itwrt tloie the old mm w a Mitijealy uken III, and oo the 2)1 of January. 1173, Mfitdindtr alntuhr clrcnmauncea. The phrei tui wbo attended blin protraaed to be punl.J, tit ln the canal dllitorlo.il of country pracll' tntn, nothlnz waa attempted to be done In tbe Til el i poit tnoi tem until, by reaiou of iircompo iuoo, II wai too lata. Ho old llunbut waa qn e'.lr lanid. and the wldaw Inherited tbe property. and xotr a Lira or rati. Bit III. heretofore had been one of drudxtry and lirl work, and hence the reaolred tbat at aue waa to ceuroruble In clrcumitinua, aba would ftr IU nnitader of her daya lire In qalet co nfort. atootm oonths after llurllut'a death ihe met Ki.ion II bberman, wlio eoon afterward, In Sep ttabtr, IrO, became Iter third aad laat nuaband. tiwn a ntdcwcr with four children, named re IpKtlHlT NtlMn, axed 17; Addle, aeed M; Caar aa(d and rtankle, a oabr bot a few monlba M. lira. Stermm'e mother, a Mrs. Jones. Heed ink H i, burmtn and after bli marrUre with atlas :Etrrtol coasenied to remain nntll Hi. baby, ber bin jnndchild. pew older, Sherman and Hurl III lire narrlta In September. crrnno kid or rm cntiDiix. I It Korembcr followlof, Frankle, tbe baby, waa surd one mi rnxnil llh vomltlor and convulsions, ul lo a few hours was a corpse. Tbe grandmother Isdenirteol II, bnt tbe atepmother was aislduous hia Mi.ntto.. atM, .na M.med tn via with th. aktrr lady In ber rfforta to relieve the little toBVrtr. ti chlU was berried snd cotblnr waa tbouzbt of 1 In December, utlni Cbrlstniaa week, the fntbter, Addlf, a lovely Ctrl of IS, one who waa nitly idmlred In tbe Village for her luipaislnz Mil; tnd brllllincy of mind, u tiken sadasnly III Us bad teen to tbe church on the day betore t CMitoai to assist In dracInK It for tbe Clirlitnu. a, kilTliles, and as there had txen do Dre, she frarril p lbs hid laken cold, Ho iba retired to bed ear r i ICS Inlnafew houra her tymptotna grew more aUim kr.icd btr father summoced a phelclan Kothinz i- eti'd te done, however, for In a few da)i she dud i k tirrrjrlillne; atonies. tl.e wua a lavtrlte In tbe I rfllirr. ina ber death waa pro'oundly felt. Indeed, I V trt sign of suspicion now croied the minus of I imc cl ti e niter heads Ihit all waa not rlllit, and ttrt, co-.ip waa Indulged In. It ws, tonerrr, f bes buihed up, snd things went on as usual, fc; PHtrtsa A ni'snaxD to Till err, fj fbcrtnin l.tms'lf bec-irae dllpaled after Addle's it l-il'i in.t nxd lo co oIT on terrible sprees, but his H Ut'i sCrrtion continued all the same. In April, teeter, be vent lo New Haven on one of tucse H Lnrp. ibd remlticd there a week. He returned ou 1 6'itiy Hlht. and went to work In tho faeiorr I vlitre e wis employe I on Moud.tr m rnlnK He I Wtosd 41 weUjsever on Monday, it Ins br.i l lyl wi'h i r' ish as well a. his dlt urr. On Mundiv 1 sttt lie 'r.cbed home and coniplalned ol lie mz uel. Hi- wile win led to send Ivr a pliyiic.an, let 1 e olijecled, sailn:: 01 V I be all nthl In the mcr.ilnr.'' i koiMny; rime, and as f didn't led better, Mra IH'rroiD enl lor br, ileardsley. He admlalitcred I as ilmp.e mtdirlnes atd w.nl away. On the I 'it Hhennan folt better snd ll ujotof it llo z tp. bin tn tl e fo luwlnR day lie erew much wore, ttffif nilr.z f alurnini: sensation n'h.s tlomsch uatioleni puns In his he.a. On Friday ul tua U.t atrk lie dlfd. THE klaaOM HAKI.Sa IXQL'lir, ritll' nrinlon was nuw fully aioused. Stj.rmao ,1 miiorile w 1 1 tbe towuspe pis. and was wl b 1 I'lrsrii.ior i.f Ihe Uonl frateriiltt, the mem k ti ol which rtaulvrd to term out tbe cause of his 1 ki-h. Or IVardiley and Dr. D.ilton were also mi stifled, lad wer anslous lo roho the my.lery. So luev. lycor.it n' Mr. M.o mm, na.dvul to liuld a Ytm'rtin (xniin II n. Secrttly, nrnt wlihruii likBLwlidsr ul ti.owiiow, ibey removed n per Woo' t i' stoiiiHcli and liver of Hi.erin.ni. and sei.t 1 t lo I'n.f (iior.-o II. luikir or .New lkwii for I ml s t lime we ks i-p-u bof' re ti,c re ult t'C Hi. tnown.wlun bulti Ihe plnslcians tin.l tho toiiunt .wlmweie In lie si--ret, wire itailltd If t'e uiu.,ii;nrH ti.il nrsuiic u.is fuund in Mi.r rir.'i ,t'i ,cu m luflicl'iil iiimuy to klil t. ree oMiNnia wiiikrans. lo'le n n lime minimis wlii-.trini! were ufl Jit (llln I pr. Mrs. Ji lit r. the clLM'li.'i'li er. v lio III ti c .i..lif' i!i ill i kill n i 'one i'ri i n 4r niim-r. leciii. tiVl.tei.dl, aid inatueeil ti ke n r c. l.orin in u lit to Hjoi ton, N J. tere .he re.Ktiw. aiul then resolved to keep them i "t .Mi. H i. man Ihj'U tl.e i:ue rumor tnut I "'e iIjiiik boui, but she treated Ibtin with a 'u iinimved nianner. and nexor even ti the t"t-t obsiiver did fhe display the slis'iteit an- tum i at what the nelzhliors asld. After recelv- aide rei-irt wlt'i reference lo Hhennan, and b li i u J le'leloualy bstn kept from tho knowU I ri o' Mi.. Mieiuun, f.e rllizens who had bell re f til ft. ,eof tie liireellsMllun le'oived to put tie t likdvi ...iioiis (till fuither to the test. i xu yiso tui cuiumiVii nouns. On 1 1 litii of June Mr. A. II. fiilWrt, one if Ihe liBit.i r is, Hi.erilT liULetoan, und l)r. Ileird.le) Sn4 tu tt ItirinlUKi'Sm t einetery und t-xiiutned the J i Addle .ml Frankle M.ennan The doctor il p tuified the stomrc is and livers of tne "ildnu J r(,in line the psrtles cro.sed the rher, !d r' t mil tu tt e ceii. eteri where old llurlbut wis inn 'I i,i in r siiiiiiniiiir Ills ren-alns lh y icu.cive 1 rum 1 1 m (i( ,t miD.iine.. 1 l.e porllinis thus rti&uitit rout Hie three bodies wete also lent to W lr.ir for analil, kiliPOwtu ur A rjtTK'TIVa. 'li'. iw itin,-"lie rriull of llils aiuly.ls. a clos. u' i nit i.iuii Mrs. Huiriiian. A 'ileriive "-if.i i.i r wtiiurir .lo went and w-lcheii tier I1''' ml Jkfire Pro'. Ilirker ha I com. e"i ii.i,., u, uli'uw ik up li r house I i -Niw lirur.niik, N, J., wnete .iiu "Hi,... i v M4, j0t, ,tJa Oi (our.c. rui .at, it the uuilii'iiili;. did nit i0 1 1 1-1 Mr OllUrt reccivea the fol v i.o I'l'jl. IS re nooy OV luliDMXO, M W llAVltK, CoKN JlinC J8. ''lie (win, it,."; .inn n i.f llurll.ut and ilieSneimin i, 1 1 it, IJiuiituie-ul m i.I'iu'ihI 111 iii:ii, li. iiaiiu. it. Ji '..ll. r, i-alreui'.y been lubl.alKil. Aru.nl J".",1'1'- lllll.UV lltl.ll I-Ml UllV. Kill liri irirllukdii n r. cieded to .Srrv UL, ,k N .iefs-t, ami arrested Mrs. Misr lit, I'"' off I'niiadtlphli train. I.f 1 k' t'1 "ul o' r nehl, and apirisoJ two ton. ,m,,i, f uurp,..,. i,rf jakel m i" ersnt.r, lr. Nram-. to st-p Ill (..w, T. jij ,0 ,j i, ioi.tin I,- llUkuna,,, i K litis Aiinm, liens me vj s, leriiiun," c sail), but I hv Tuaac m inf Ua ejs at turn vac t Iwlte. bnt nm a muscle moved or a nerve quivered, "Arrest aild h finally, with perfect nonclia Imre. Miat for. sir 1" t l'or murder ma'am I" said the ofOeer. and h liowo I politely, and watched lor some sign of con scious iiilll. In v.iln Not sven a flusli came lo her cilrr Imperturbable countenance, .She only atii'led and end Oli, Is that nil f Well (looklnr at the SherlDJ, whst ,iro you su.nit lo dn with me t" The offeer then went with Ihe two to the borne of Mr.. .Se.i(le. .nd lira, B irrm.n packed up her tblnga at.il lu an hour waa on her way lo this place. UNDID r,cnr. Ebe Is at her former residence closely (uirded by two offlreis. The bun roportei visited ttr this merninc.and w kindly perniilled by lli.fcetiff's officers to converse lor an rout or so. hs waa very cominuulcitive and iireeabla in her manner, and tlo terirur leit lo einbanastmeut whatever In her ir"ei.ci In appearance Mrs. Sberuian Is very striking. Site la lather tall, of very dark completion, black balr and Jet b ack eyes, and lias very much the look of an Italian, Her large plercuil eye wanders about In Ihe most resile, manlier, and her ultersnce la quick, sharp, and nervous, She la 47 years of aze, l erj tli lit and sham in feature, and spire of forrr. Her rain I It rood, bnt lacks culture, allhoucb .he ti.es (air liutuJie In conversation, and la not wholly lil.lerste. tui woman's actiko. Once itirte 1 on a inbjruand she rattles away for ten mlnutos without interruption, stnillnr. sweetly st her lis unit, yours, (Jtnerally while convening; she Icoti you square In IL. lice. Of count lie dlsclaliLt toy knowledie or Ire chirr.fi azalntt her, and lau;ht at the notion of ber belnK a mur tlerecs. r-be lays th nss spent her entire ll'e In org ccod, tnd It 13 bard, now tbtt she It celling Cld, to have htr Chirac er leopirdel tnd ber lib erty tcUritted, Htr nalfhbcrt tay thtt si.; bit a tnot Insatiable rrerd for moaty, tnd to this trait thty aacribe ber crimes. uo.Ntr, atoxar, mokit. Thsy sty sbo took Uurlbut't life to cet money, and she (ol It, Addle bherman was (rowlayupto wumtnl ood, tnd l.er dress was becoralaf eiper site, fche took her life to save Ihe money It would ttke to dreaa ber So. took the little one's ll'e be cause It waa a trouble, and Hbermau'a lite because he was f st spending her fortune In Ihe most leek 1 si dissipation. Inelhua trace tbe motive lor this awful series of crimes to the one all absorbing, inul-d.vourluc pisiloa for money tbtt the woman Is known to possess. Tl.e hex reporter found the residence of Mrs, Kr.ermanona beautl'ol street In old Ulnnlnzhani, It Is a double house, and la occupied by another limlly beildea bars. Kntennf a tale at the left, and passing by a beautiful lawn, on whlco was a set of crtquet Impl.m.nta all ready for the play.r., the reporter rapped at the side door, and waa admitted by one of tbe oncers. Licannn. Tre woman arose, smiled, and ratenrled her hand. Her brlcht black eyoe, almost wicked In their presslon. rested tor a moment on those of the re porter, and then with n llttitnlng-ilke sweep to tie In hie entire figure, hat, cane, and all. bhe motioned liltu to a rejl, and with the luttt perfect ease opened a conversation. Hbe chatted away about tbe heat, Ler Irlenda in New Jersey, ber keepers who rat by, and other sunjects of passing Interest. She waa in a One humor, sod lautbed he.rlily whenever anj Uung amnslnz was said, TAllNtl TBl.XGI IAIII.T. Presently tbe conversation turned upon the fear ful charges against her. It.oort.r Mrs. Sherman, I trnst yon will be a tie to clear up the nijetery which seeini to sur round the ileith of )our husband. lira. Sherman Ob, I don't give It a tbooghl. I have nothing In the world to fed une.nr about; and wllh a smile you know when one hat a clear conscience, one has nothing to fear. I have made up ray mind to lake thing, eisy. They have brought these charges against me, and they mutt prove tbem Iteportei I tee that the New Haven newspapers pretend lo give a history of your life. It tbat Lu tore correct f Mrs. bheimun Oh, no; there are ani quantity of false statements, For Instance, one of tbe Piters lays that my six children by Mr. Struck all died within a year. That Is not ao. They died within a year and a half, lhelr father died drat, and they afterward. None of them tiled suddenly. The lather waa alck eight weeks, I nursed and tended him all the time, and wst a devoted wile lo him. Tbe children were ill pica; from a week tu tan d.yt. S AH OLD IIAX'l ILAVI. At for Mr. Ilurlburt, he waa ailing when I mar ried blu. He had always worked hard, and I lold blm when 1 married blm he mutt nop work, and be did. 1 wat a perfect tlave to that old man. but I tuuel tar I never had a happier time In my life than the fourteen monlba tpent with blm. Uo wat a nice old man. Alone In the fall of bo got quite poorh and In January he died, 1 don't know wnat h. dl.d ol .aacuy, but 1 do know that he had a good many diseases Ibul noboby kn.w anything about, weak. air g diseases tbat required a good deal of care and attention. The doctors oogbi lo have known If lliere was anything wrong, and If tne.-t bad been anything wrong tney wouldn't have lei blm te eurlcd. WDiT rU WOMAH POtl MOT KNOW, lilt proper lo tay heie tbat lira. Sherman knowt noihiug ol the examination ot llurlovri't remains and the finding ot the arsenic lu his itontaen neitler does at.e know emitting of an examination ol the ilomacl.s of Hie r-hrmn chl dren, Kepcrter Uiit of tre taby't death, Mrt. Sher man f Mrs. S. Well, I'm tore I couldn't be responsible for that. The ibild was always a mckly little tbniz and wss panicuurlv ao when I married Mr. H..er man It was V inur.tha old when that took plaie, ant when 1 came to live wlUt ll. father t. e crand n.o ber kepi charge of it, fixed lit lood and every thing, I neier touched ll ll we.k telore it died, In Novemler, It wis takin quite oorly. but It reemed to get better main until tbe day II died, when nil of n iLddeti 11 took lo yomlilng and waa sojn out ol tu miiirv. 1 HK 01 HL THAT SHE LOT XI). llepoter At.d abont Ada Mrs. Stern. an Now the papers say that Ada wat In tood bealtn uutll the died. That Is uol sot she was quite sickly, aid on Ihrl'tnus sl.e wss taken quite sick bhe had been tocliurch to help dress it, ai,d took a heavy cold, She was ill fors.veral daya. I nursed her, snd did all 1 could for ber, for I loved her, and felt proud of ber, she waa tu pretty tnd smart, but ll waa no use, That's l.er picture there, taken when quite ynuug pointing to a amill picture uit lie wan bhe died ol typhoid fever thal'a whit s e died nt, at least so Ihe doctors laid, and if ihsy Ihouibt diflr reutly why didn't they find out abuul It. Aa for Mr. bi;tuan, he was always sablect to sick spells; wlen he came home thai Mobday night fiom tbe fictory he add, Ob, I.ydla, 1 am cotng to have anottur of those turns." I a.ild I would tend for tho doctor right away, but lie slid. "No, wait (III mornlnr." In tie mornlnz he col worse, and I ken I tent rlgtt off lor Dr. lleardsley wlloout uylng anjlMiiK to Mr, Sherman, UILD KkirOXilBLI IX UIATEX. Ths dector came and gave blm some medicine, but he didn't gel any heller. Still I dldu'l leel no. sjry until Diurtuay, when be got a good deal wtrse. His mother-in-law thought then that he w-b go.nz to die, and Uld me so. On bis dietti bed on Frlduy he Legged me and u ide me almost Uka ait oath that I would bring ud his little bur. He gave Lira Into my lole charge, and said he would bold me responsible In heal en for hl care. Thai i'uii'I look much as if be thourtit I had 1 at med blm, .Now they tell me that ironic waa found In III tlomsch. I' that Is so, the mystery Is how It got theie. He and 1 lived happily together. DM SKiWStiS. That absnrd story sonicb'tdi told t'ie New Haven pipers, that we didn't huve anything lo do with each oilier, is not so, e did. He drank very Laid, ind that worried me some: hut nid. from that, wc had no Irou' le. As lor bit .pending my money, he didn't spend any more than I rhos. to give blm, I bad that under my sole cotitrol, Keorur ffiei you weie arrested, did J on hive any notion of what it was loi f Mrs. H. No, not at all. I lauzhed at llr. H'ake. m.m. My st-ter was frightened out of I it wits, necrlr. but I stood firm, I never allow anything to tnrow me oil' tny balance, Here Mis. bhennun I eked at tbe repoiler with the coldest, moil callous snille Le ever taw on a human lace.J lttpirtrr Are you cold-hearted lira. S. No, cot Hut, I tm limply Indifferent I ein't be anrnrised by an)thlug, auu 1 never wat ex cited lu my lif'i. Kepurter Have you mnde any eflort to defend yoorsell f Mrs, 8. No, btyoud engazlnz a uwyer. I tlisll tu'umoii no wllnenol it all. Tney must mike out Itelr case, I u,pose, and then It't lime enough for me. Heporter Have you many visitors Mrs. H No, not a soul as yet but one or two aen tltlieu. My sister Las iml rnuie uor any of u y friend4, l'o rather she wouldn't, beciuse she would onlr be eervous and riclL'J, and I can Hand every thing but that. 7 lul noil d ani.oy me. Here the rt porter looked out ol the window tnd ha taw the crtquet implements, "Dj you pity cioqu.lf" "Id he, an ic.cGMriuijr.ij rjisjzituun, Mrs. S 1 rid uol, but I liku to tee It. I am going lo have a Dirty of ynunz ladlte here till etching to p'ay, and I should be ple..ed to liavo you con-e too, i.l you do HI My friends hero, pinnling lo lliu ofilcori, and U) toll w ill look out of ll.e window und WVllfbo promlto lo doio Ifpos.lble, the repirter look bis hal tnd wilLdrew. In c.Jliteising with Mis. Sliernuu, one Is forced In o one ol two cone usiuus, lutnuly t 1 hat the It In nocent, or ahe it one of tut mo.t accuuip.u'.e I di sgiiitltr. tnai ever lived. The flippant way ihe h.it ol Itiatini the sulcus c'lkiscs aaintt Lcr certa.uiy does uol iuurexi one in her favor, and icillur doca Ihe entire absence of anything lUo feeling when spraaing of her nearest and dearosl hlenda She is a cold, unemotional, cailout wointn, und poiaeeiet a depth of cunning truly remarkable. Kltborattt prepjrstlona are making for the ri iinl nation. Mr Sheriuan't mother-in-law, Mr. Jones, anl Mr Coruellut Miuck, ton of Mrs, Hbcrmaii'i first husband, have )ut arrived, and will be with her st the eianila-lloii to-morrow A largo numbor o' witiir.ira have been tuuimoned.and the public con cert ball hat been tneazed lu tccomnojatt tbe Cov,d lU.l PI9S1VIJ b at lUe Ut'W BWtsseTWSSPWL 1. 1 i I 1 'JJ- ww mmmrmmgmm' THE CAPE MAY YACHT MCE TUB SAPPnO ROUNDS THE I.IOltT. MllIV TIN ST IS 4l40. A Drllllnnt Hprclncls nn the Ocean Th hhoree Thronged wllh lateresled Hpec-tntora-Tho Hnmblcr Hurprlalni the Unowlnc Ottes, Cart Mat, Jul 5. The Cap Mar regatta waa tiled to-dty, tnd everything p;tteed off very pleas antly. The yichts cot under weigh shortly alter t A. M.. and stood ont off the ttvtlog point. Tna wind wit very ligVt, and It took tomi limn to round th llihthouse. The V. S, atetmer Plnla took the Committee and members of Ihe press on botrd at 8 A. 11. at the dock, aul then steamed off and took up a position In line with a stake boat anchored off Stockton Hall. Several itetmcraand some fitly or sixty tilling crsft tccomptnled tbe yachts. The betch In froi.t of the Stockton House waa crowded with people, tnd consldinblt excite ment prevailed all around. Tho Drradaanght lay outside tbe line formed by the tletmer l'lntaaod a slske boat anchored off the Stockton House, t Theftrtlcon wst fired st 10:3. and five minutes afterward the second nun gavo tho ttart Ing tlgsal. There wat a very ll:ht breeze from tbe west-northwest, and aa the course wat touthaatt by sis t the wind waj near ly dead. Th Itambler wat the flrat to crett Ibe Hue, M!ow! shortly titer br tbo Cacpho tnd I'tlmtr. The ColumbU wti rathtr nnforlnnate In getting off. While tacking abont she came rather near a thoal, which forced ber to go In stays In ttead of jibbing, and gave her the leeward position of the fleet In crotilng th line. The Diuntl.is wit a 'ew minutes behind tbe Colorable, followed by the Era. 1 Idal Wtve, Mtdil.,Wtnderer, llide'elne, and Alirm, Tli Vlndez, McCentrest's new Iron boit, led the e'.nops, followed by th Dapble and Uracie. lbs Kambltr, belter known aa MABOXIiNT IM1TW, was op to windward of the t'o'u nhll, and In'tenl of tleerlng ber course mldwty a couple of points, f reed th. Columbia to keen awjr also, thus trtro w. ing her behind the fleet. Hear Commodore OigooJ, alter hailing Mahorany and Hading the Hill kept en the time course, pall off and then hauled up to aa lo clear ber item. The Columbia lost a good live minutes by thlt manoeuvre, which became more and more apparent In .1 few mluntee, as the Itambler was evidently tleerlng for home. The Drea dnsnght, who however wat not entered In th race, aept lead of the fleet, and Ihe Columbia, as soon as she rot vr ayon. hanled no nn th Diunttes e, and went after tho Sappho tt 11'9). Tbe Wanderer began to in ill up on Ihe CoUmbla, and her Immense balloon proved of considerable assistance. The TI lal Wave still lav up to windward of tbe Bipplo, with t'ie Dauntless lo ber wske. The Alsrm followed efler tbe Madgle, tnd brought up tiii nil or tui rLtrr. The beach In rront of tl e Lot. Is presented a very lively sppesrsnce. and some forty or fllty coasting schooners followed the yachta. The Stockton llouse was tondiomely decorated with flare, Tne eteatner I'inti, after taking th time, got under weigh and followed a'lsr tbe yachts. At noow tho Wandeter bad passed to leeward of Ihe Dresd caught and r'appho, and wat on a line with lie 1 Idal Wave and Columbia. The V'lndet and Oracle were away up lo windward, making a pietly bard fight. Ike Itimhler waa away off, making alone anore for home, evidently tallefied tkst the had done all she could to Ikrow oee of tbe competing ytekt! off her count. Th Mtdgle waa cverl aullug (the Dreadntngbt, and the Eva led the Dauntless, Tbe I'almer waa abreast of the Diuntless, but half a mil lo wind, ward, wllh the Madelelt-e In her wake, The Utile funehlbc brought up the rear, In compiny with the Alarm, The Colombia was to the leeward of the Wanderer, and nearly covered by her enormous spread ot canvaa. when C'sol. Cometoek thought ho would gst even with lr, and hauled uo a couple of Folnlt on the wind snd stole up lo windwsrd, De ere the wily Flh waa aware of Ihe raauornvre the Colombia bad passed him and taken the wind out of his sills. Th Wand.rer tried lo return the ccmpltment, bnt CVmetock wee wide awake, and s'towed them that the Columbia could ssll as close ss Iher could. Three tricks brougnt both these boats pretty close to the Tidal Wave, who waa np to windward wilk the r-spyho In ber wake. The Dsunttess waa fol lowing after tli Wnnderer 7 he win i lell off con siderably tbout tblt time, and Ibe fleet were MkARLT niClLMID. The Oracle wat tbe leading bout with Ihe Dapbl. a liule lo windward. 7 he Columbia followed aller Ihe Uraeie with tne Tidal Wave, Vindex, and Ssppbo up lo windward. About 1 I'. M a breete sprang up from tbe west, southwest, and catching the aloopa helped loemon. Ibe Columbia trimmed sheets as the caught t'ie breete and slsrted off with the Dtontlees In her wake, Ike Wanderer and Madeleine laying off to leeward. About tnll time Ibe attention of the fleet wat directed to the Itambler, who wst some live miles lo leaer.rd, bot bad got a rattling breeie and wat beading toward the lightship wLen everybody thought tbe had ttart. d for home. Tne win 1 bid now settled pretty steady and tb Colombia was going rimarkably well. The Itimb'er waa In as good a poettlon as toy In tbt fleet, and It looked a pretty cloto thing which would round tbe lightship first, she or t Columbia. The Daunthkst waa tailing well and had beaten tre Wanderer and Mad eleine. Tie Itambler wat doing well and showed every protpect o' being first round the Itzlitthlp. As trier nrared this point the race becjmo very Interesting, and it Itambler succee ed la xocMDiMn the Licnramr nnsr, followed by Ihe (ir.cie, Tne Saphu cime next, tuviuz pa.s.d up to windward of (he loluin tla, who followed her vety cioaaly Tns Oracle to'.. owed ahorllv utierward. wliu the Ikiuntless and Vinuex close behind, followed by the I'almer, Daphne, 1 1dal v ave, and Wanderer. At the ytehtt tttrted off lor the itoaoi ytcht Mltctitef, ther rtn dead before the wind, wing and wing. TneColuu bia rot on v.ry well, and toon overhtulod the Grade and Sappho, and commenced drawing oa Ibe Itambler, The Wanderer wat picking op a little now, snd drawing on tbe Dauntless, The Itambler rounded Ihe Mischief at 2:40, and hauled up close on tbe wlud. 7 be bappno and Columbia got round at 44:45, th latter to leeward. Ihe Oracle went round at 225:10, followed by the Dsnntlost tl2:4rV40. The Mtdeleln. came ceil it 48:43, fol'owod by the Vindex some fifteen secoudt later. The Danbne waa next at 1:10:10. with tbe Tidal Wave at 53:10, and the Wanderer close on her beelt at 'UrA3. The Colombia hauled up do on lb wind and went for Mahogany. The Sappbo followed dote aller, with her big kllre up, but finding th wonld not wind th Columbia tb put off a coupl of poinlt tnd itarted lo leeward. Th Columbia kept btullng up, tnd it 3:3) wis a qutrter of a mile to windwtrd of tier. 7'le race now Isy between the Columbia, SaoDbo. and Madeleine, and looked like being A TIItT CLOSI TPINO. Ths Sappho wst down to leeward, bnt sailing very last, and. although not holding so good a wind aa tht Columbia, wat catling faster throo:h ihe water. 1'ne Dauntless followed after tht Columbia, wllh the Madeleine next. The taller boit hid a vrrr rood Chance of winning, as the did not cross Ihe line until a'ter tie Columbia, who also had to give ber lime, 'the Oracle was ttHI leading the sloop", and doing very well. The Wandeier and Tidal Ware were t together, striving hard for tho lesd. The wind held ud tolerably well, and looki'd like la. ling. 7 lie Itambler wa quleilr drupplnz satern. fludinz the coinpanv too good, en! ihe Dauntless weithered her uboui 4 I'. M. Comlog home, tbe breeze freshened every minute, and with a auioolh sea the yacbte rklmined alooz at a lively pacu as they neored ti e sk.ko boat. 7'he ap;ho stl'l bad Ibe lead, and It looked a vrrr close thing between her nd the Columbia, The Itambler bad dropped r. iialderably astern, and waa followed cloaj br tne Dauntless, The ocean In front of the hotels looked lively, covcre 1 with small sailing crait decked In brigut-colored buntings, and aw a, ting lo glteaheartr welcome lo the winner. On aiore all wero astir, and tne beach was bUck wllh spectators, while the music from som half a detrn oindt waa waited gently over the waters. The three loremosl yscblt were tailing right Into a tllff breeie, and me Sappho at the caught the wind raced through Ihe water, her toomaati bendlug like flicks before Ibe puff, Hhe certainly silled laitcr yeiterdty atlcrnoon thau the ever went befure. The Columbia held tluog very finely, but did not eitch Ihe breeze toon enough, and wis rsldrnlly losing ground. The I) .iiiitli-ss wasdolngvery well, following Ihe ColumbU acil gntdually Icavluz Ms hovany In lite back pond, 7'he Sappho sullo.1 very fast on Ibe rouud Lome, and ran right awiy front the Col.irnulJ, passim; the stako boat ao lie live min u'rs ahead, 1'no Djunllest followed about two minulet Uter. Tue lollowliig la TUB TIUEi AMrf. LlgMtMp. Hour. Aiime. B. h. t. it. u. it, u a. Sapplio It) 45 1 M 40 4 4 CO Dauiltlf U 48 II J M Oi I M TI ll.mulcr. 10 as tu I u tl OJ to Alarn 10 51 M S 14 SI 5 M M "iiderer....... 10 50 10 il W 51 5 u 50 IVlamlls...., 10 -1 14 1 M 17 4 M 10 Klmor I" 1 a W 57 I IN M Mad "lei ue... 10 54 51 1 W Wl I W Tl lil WaVC 10 ru tl 3 110 14 5 11 tl Madiie"... 10 55 14 S 15 51 S M 14 tiaugic.. M 5J a n 0) a w u Siinshine 11 00 07 2 VI no .o Hour. tlruc e 10 51 15 1 M II 6 18 51 liaiibiie I'l 41 M s ''H 4b vfuccx. 10 51 J I S 19 oa rn DgcuioM. Tl.e lu Iges have decided that tne Pappho lias won Ihe sweepsltket and tchoonerprliei.and llietlracln Ihe sloop pilie. ltear-Comniocior Osgood tillered a protest on behalf of the Columbia, on grounds that tit Sappho had violated the rules of shilling her ballaat within forty-tight houra of the lime ol rice, Mr, Osgood tltcrward withdrew bit protest on reoosst of several friends, although lie lud tit right by rule on bit tide, I he prizes wero present edlothe winner it tho Stockton Hnuto Wit even ing, and eeiertl speeches w re delivervd by Cool modoret Il.nuelt, Dou;Us, O.good, and ill Itc gilla CuauiUteo, MA.KCE ItltPVllLICAX. The llonsipartltl and the 7.egltlsnl.le Cn. deitined-Thlere' Majority In tb Assem bly (Irenllr Incrrwaed. I'aiIi, Jul; 5. Tlic Journal dtiDllaU sajt tho election detills are favorabl to th llordemx pro gramma.Tb victory la not on for tb Kepubll ciit, who owe lhelr totceia to th dlvlilon of tbelr opponenU, bat for order tod pstc. Tb ltepubll cans art, however, jubilant ever their loecesi. Th SUcU tiys Ui Dontpirtleti bar been condemeed by tli resell of tb election, and th Legitimist bare returned tbe position of imtll minority. Tbe antagonism between Iba clllet and country bit dlt tppeireJ.tnd the truo Franc appear. Th tlez of Tarlt will probably be raited lo dty, at a prelude to th removal of the Oovernment from Versailles. 1'he latest clasilficttlon of the members of the Atsemblr chosen on bundty It at follow!! 80 Thleriltet, 13 ltidlci'.t, 2 Legltlmltta, I Orleanittl, and 1 Itonspsrtlst. A termanenl camp will toon tt tttablihed at Ratory, replacing the camp at Cbllons. Count I'allkao publlthea a denial of Qui. 7'rociiu't clurgtt relative M the cooiae pursued by Ibe Count on th 4th of September. Ue therein recites details of th tvenlt of Ui lime, and c'almt that h acted pro- terlv In all reipecbs. Victor Huro received only 7.000 vote at a candidate from l'arla for th Al terably. Tb elections have Iceressed th msjorlty of the tupportert of Prrsldent Ti lers In tbe At tembly by fully one hundred. Tbe court martlil meeta hit on the 101b. 1h Cloeht rrortnealt lit a bitter trllcl tgilntt Oermtnr. taring t W ahall not lorget our dlaat ten ujitll Ibe nn grows high over the eraves of tl tlt'.a, tnd that bud el III omen, the Prus sian etle, reu?; lo hover over Ihe ettl of Frsnce. We Imve dlsoivered tbe tecret of victory revenge, 11 the Germane cim to tender the hand of IrltndthlD. When we tlrelcli our trma toward tlermanv Iri her tremb'e. becautt It will be lo strike those who Hugh! us Mr." The (htu'U ill tyanti pronounce, the llepnbllcan triumph a real mlslortanc for tbe conntry, Kncour aged by thrtr success, the "IxMt" will Ixcom more dsrlng and more dangerous. 7 he UlttU rejoices ovvr the victory, aad urget the new Deputies lo leave behind them all partlxaa leellng when Iher enter the Chamber, The Amir lAbtral. a Ilocapirtist Journtt, await tbe achievomenta of daring Innovators who. hereto lore aier rrltl'a, are now masters ot th field, and believes they will not bo held excusable by their supporters if they do not outdo their predecessors agalnit whom thev were so pitiless. VaimilLLks, July .The Assembly bat peseed th bill requiring th deposit ol caution money by Us prett. A UTOltM or Finn. A Terrific IUllle In Wllllwrji.borati-The Mrrel Arched wllh I'lro Ilnll-Th 1,11 r the- Killed anil ounded. Tli Fourth wit celebrated in WilliamtburKh on tbe evening prevlout by a rolmlc battle on (Irand ttreel, near Fouith. About 8 o'clock a party In front ot Luke O'ltellly't timDl room, trmed with Itoman csndlet and rockeu, began a bom bardment ot Assemblyman Walnwrighl'a reiUu nut icton the way. The crowd of perioot in the ta'oon tnd on tie itdewalk In front war driven to shelter by tbe storm of fir thti waa rilned upon them. Frotldln themselves with tb t.me wea POds, thsy toon reappeared and returned the Are. Tben'.began tbe meat terrific battle tbat bat been fougbl tlic tne wsr. At one time tbe street teemed to be trchrd with Are, so rapid wat the flrlog, Travel en the street waa for the lime sus pended. An old lady who attempted to pate on tb tooth tide doling tempoitry lull In Ihe firing be rame a Urget tor the ptrly oa the opDOtlt tide, who rained down npon ber a perfect ttorm of Are. Capt. Wogloa ran to ber relief and commanded tLe combatanu to cue Artec. He waa answered by a Imultancont discharge of Itoman candlta from both eldi or tb street. The Captain stood the hower of fir bravely and neaped sabarmed. The bailie was continued until all tit stores within three or four blocks of tho scene were cleaned ul of ammunition. No on wu killed, but seversl were wounded. Luke O'lUlliy bad a 1 00 suit ruined and came near lowing an eye. A fire ball from a Itoman candle struck blm abont an Inch below lb left eye and aleed a blister on his cheek. Assemblyman W.lo right, who wss in the thlckeal of the gght, waa alroca In the fee eiveral times aad badly burned. A out 2 o'clock. In the morning the firing wa. re sumed with a new supply ol ammunition, and waa continued nntll tbe gri.t gunt In tht Navy Ytrd announced th break of day. A STATES 1SLA.11 MXSTBUT. A Murder In the llnrbor-The Tlo.lr Washed A.ttorr Annltlng Irirullflrtetlon. On Tuesday aflemonn the body of a clean shaved man, apparrntlr abont twenty-two ytart of age, Ave feet eltht leches In height, dressed In dark mixed paataloont and waitlcoit, red flannel and brown ttrlped thirls, and pegged boots, waa wished sshor near the Lighthouse Department bulldlnji. Quarantine, Staten Island. Ibe evident Cluie of death w as a plstol-ahot wound In Ibe bead, the b ul let bavlug entered Jutt back of the right temple and passed through nesrlr to tbe left temple, Th body had been In water not longer than twelve boors, aa was shown by tb fact that on of th pockets con tained a New York newsoaper of Tuesday. In the other pockets were a dlrk-knlfe. fifty eight cents In change, a quantity of pistol cap, and a m.morandum nook conlsinlng a noto addressed to John II, Itoss, stone cutler, .New York. Tb corps wjtrinured to New Brighton, where Coroner Dnmpsoy held tnd Inquest yesterday morn ing. Dr. Van lteoeselaer, who examined the body, testified that the wound Irom Ita appearance could not have beau self ioAicled, and that lb nun must hsve been murderej. The Jury rrnJered verdict accordingly. Coroner Dempser thlnka that he wst tbot oo tome excurtion boil and then thrown over, board. The body It still it New Itiighlon awaiting IdentlAcalion, nobody hiving clalmel it up to t late hour last alcht. Tbe only John II. Ilose whose name if pet re In t'ie directory It a veal estite agent reildlng at BOO Second avenue. A St'N reporter visited the bouse lilt eveolnr, snd wat ssiured thlt Mr. Ito. was living and well. Learning tbat a Joseph Koto, maaon, resldsl at 731 KUblu avtnue, the reporter proceeded Ihlliter and found the object of bit tetrch taking bis ease alter a hard day 'a labor, Tbe mystery e Li 11 rtmalnt unsolved. rateraon'a Dead-Lock Kudrd. The Supreme Court at Trenton yesterday put an end to the municipal dead-lock at Tateison, A untnlmous decision waa rendered that Alderman Peter Kella of Ihe Eighth Ward la entitled to bit seat In the Hoard, and that K. It. Itaton Is tie City Treasurer, and O, S, Hilton tbe City Attorney and that the other Democratic Incumbent! of the city ofilcet have Ihe right to their positions until their tncees.ort ire ippolnted by a vjt. of nine mem bers. This It tbe point the Republican! have re fused In concede, thereby causing a dead lock of the city government since April. A complete recon aiructton of affjlrt will now ttke place in favor of tne Democrats, who are rejoicing greatly over tho brief telegraphic drtpalch received from Trenton list night announcing Ihe happy result, Tbe Itad Icala are correspondingly tick. Justice Howling l'rttihlrnlug London II ur- lar. From tht Ktenlnf Halt London, July 8. Jintico Donllnj of New York puiil a visit to a trleud at hla residence In this cliv last night. 7'he Judge, who stayed overnight, was disturbed by th operations of aome Individual who had foered an entrance into tbe premises, He soon discovered Ihat burglars were at work, and arming hlmtrll with a strong Iron umbrella stand he surprised inem while they were busily engaged In rubbing ihe premises of the valuables of the owner and transfsrrlng them to sacks. 7'he attack of Jusllce Dowllng wat tune to tuddtnly and unex pectedly Ihat the burglar, four In number, were couiiillol to decarrp, leivlog Ihe whole of lhelr p under untouched. The Inmates were mnch ro listed when they leirned thst the Judge had ra raped unharmed. Th affair created quite avrorr in the neighborhood, (irent l'lre lu Columbia County, rot'ougggrtie, July 6, A lire at llillerlon In thlt county, this morning, tt 2 o'clock, destroyed Orettheud't hotel, ttore, barn mil sheds, and a thoc ttoro tnd dwelling. The lotset wero it fol lows: Oreortre tlrrulhead fdlUUU, Insured fbr 11.0(0; II. II. Walktr Co,, 18,UiO, insured for 7,0tXJ, Jamea Colin 2.WU, Insured lor ll.MWi Irs. McAllister, fl.&OO, no Insurance: l'.ier Uo tOUO, luiured. Thr I'ollre IVmliiii Fund. Tlio lion, Joseph Strains, of Hie I'olico Central Office, lays that In June the amount of fines Imposed upon the police was (l.SfiSDO. and that the total flues alnco th organlzitlon of tho new Department Is U1.609, With so small an Inco-n. from fines, tbo I'olko L'omiuU. loners will hardly feel ahlt lo retire the nuni'uef of c:?ini m, s.r;..ini that they hid. Intended aoon lo retire on peoatobi. Itoero Coukllnir nt l.onir llmnch. I.onii IIrincii, July ti. Senator Conkling ar rived tlili eveuluir. Hi President met hlu at Ihe depot, tnd the two were drlieu to the President', coitioie, where llr Conkllng will remain ibe guest of Ihe Preeidsut, Ttie Hen.itor has come here to is'.tle tht dUDuJtkl tmonxNetf YarJzjriUUcUna, PET nALSTED IN HIS GRAVE SOT.E1IS TVSKItAlj SEItTlCKn IS THE rAlllUY MASSMS. Disgraceful Exhibition ot Morbid Curiosity -Tbe Woman Wilson Itelea.eil ou Hull -The herne at the (lrave-A.hr lo A. he. and Ilaat to Dn.f. The Interne excitement that hit pervtdrd the elty of Newark, N J., since Sunday list, becaute of tbe tragical end of th popular and widely-known el 1 1 ten of Ibat towns r.t Htltted, colmlnttod In the funeral tervlcet, which wer attended from bit Isle residence on Droad ttrret yetterdty afternoon. The time tppolnted for tb funeral wit S o'clock, bot at curly aa 2 o'clock in eager company began to ttstmble In the vicinity of th home, torn of them prilling In the most disgraceful dinner for admit tlon tbut long before the tfillctcd ftmlly bad made lhelr necessary preparation! for the reception of those who bad been tcerlilly Invited. A tqotd of police arrived on the premise! at abont half-put 2 o'clock, and then It wit deemed advisable to open Ihe house and thut end tlio clamor of th contlintly Increasing throng for admittance, f A ElSORACXrl'L SCZMg. No sooner weie tb doort thrown open thin the gronnd floor of th bout waa filled to repletion, tbe greater number of Ihe company being worsen, end by far the most of Ibele ntltr strmi.r. to th fami ly. Ttey crcrrd.d In with Indecent baite, aod ap propriated the most eligible plscet ami (ill tt e tilting accommodailona long belor III r.al fnendt ot tb family arrived. Uy quarter before 3 o'clock the bouse wst net only filled to It utmost capacity, but the yard Hut surrounds It tnd the sidewalk on both sides of tho ttrcet tnd for tbe entire length of the block were filled nltU a motley gathering of men, women, and eMIdrrn, while every window In nil Ihe neighboring houses waa occupied wllh a dozjn sight-seen. 7h curiosity mtnlfcahed could scarcely hive been exceeded had the occasion been public haiglng rather fun the quiet private burial of deceaaed clllzco. 71 e service ol tbe police were finally brought Into requisition In open putage from the ttreet Into the boute, and many ot those who had rudely intruded at an earlier hour were politely Invited to letlre, aa the hour of 3 approached, to make room for the real acquaintance! and truly ajmpilhetlc frlenda of th bereaved family. TUB WOMAN WI1.I0X AMD TTIlt rCXtttAL, It seema thst the woman Mrs. Wilson, theetrango Infatuation for whom led to the murder of Mr Hal steJ, and who has tlnce been held In confinement aa tho only living witness of the murder, was re leased at an early hour In Ihe day yeaterday, her father becoming sorely In the turn of $2,000 for her appearance when neodrd to testify against Botts, Tne fact of her release had got abroaJ, snd ooubllets much of tho cariosity mani fested waa due to a popular apprehension that abe would appir at tbe funeral tnd thus Deci sion a scene, as It wai not supposed by toy one that ber presence on surb an occasion would b for a moment tolerated. The possibility of ber pre.cnt Ing herself at tli house nsd, however, been antici pated hy Maj (lea. U. llalsted, a brother of Pel's, who bas assumed direction of affaire, and at Ins sug gestion the police Lad been Instructed to keep bor away, Jut tblt precaution proved wholly onnecestiry, a on her release the miterable woman entered a carriage with ber father tnd drove directly to bit reildenc. where she anoouucea her Intention to remain, at least until thlt dreedlul aOiir shall fade from tbe public mind. She doea not fill, however, to express Iter affection for ber murdered paramour, and grast grief at bit sudden and fearful death. She also expr.sses the determination to abandon her evil courses In tbe future and live a virtnons life, Thus both from th precautionary measures tsken by the Ualsted ftmlly, tnd the disposition of tbe women tt well, the greed of tbe popuiac for ins sensation waa left unsatisfied. tui RtLioiorj ativicES attending tbe burial were conducted by the Iter. Joseph II. Smith, rector ol St. Paul's Protestant Eplacopal Church of Newark, of which chorea Mr. Halat.d's Immediate family were communicant. The coffln stood In tbe front room en tbe right of the main enttacce, where were gathered the father, widow, children, brothera, aad other relatives, all In deep mourning. Ibe clergyman atood Just with in the door of tittt mom, and In tacit a position thtt hit voice might readily penetrate to tbe other parte of tbe houie. 11 rad In appointed order for tb burial of tb dead, a prescribed In the Book of Common Prayer, beginning with tbe assuring words of th usnil telectioai; I in tbe rriarrcctlon and the lire, solu tb Lord be that oellevelb In me, thougb Le were dead, rsl snsll he lis i and whosoever Itv.tl and bll.v.th in m sbsll never die," 1 snow thst my redeemer llveth, and that he shall sUndatlhe Istlrr dsy upon ilia eaiih. And though arler my sklj worms drslioy this boyy. yet in my flesh shall 1 seeOo-li whom 1 snail ase for myself.and my sv.s shall heboid, and not anouier We brought nothing Into ibie world, and It is cer tsln we can carry notmuz out. The lrd rave and ih Lord hatn taasn ewert blessed be iho name ot tae Lord." SOLIUM WORM. Here followed tho anlbeni beginning l,otd. tetme know mv end, aad the r.umbcr of mv days, that I may be certified how long 1 nay e to live." Ac. Which waa recited throughout br the ciercyman aloud. The appointed lesion from the tOth rhsptcr of I. CarlntbUns, wis then rejd, after which tie clergy man orleiea an Impromptu prayer, followed hy one or two selected collects, closlnj ibe services with tbe benediction. After the set sices were concluded the relatives were a'lo wed a list opportunity to look upon the remains, of which they sll availed lliemselves, the feelings engendered Doing wholly screened from public notice by a calm and dignified oira'.osure on Ih part ot til. When tbete had tttlifled Ineni telvtt Tutcorrm was biuovid to tht tntrince bill, where Ibe titendltg compiny were permitted lo look upon IU contenla as Ibey paaied out of the home. Alter those within hsJ passed out a side door wat opened and the promlt cuoui gathering In the ttreet was allowed to come In and pate tbrouch by the remalnt. N arly the en llr mullltnd. availed tboioevea of this privilege, tb ceremony consuming nearly tn hour The bodr wss dressed In a full suit of black, th hair and wlakart being disposed aa wit I. Is custom tn lite, The features were perfectly natural and life like, the only Indication of the violence toil ciu.jd bit death being an ibrailon of Ihe skin on the ridge ol tb nose, extending tbe whole length of thtt or gin. 7'he coBln wat of blsrk walnut, covered with broadcloth, and wholly devoid of mounting rave the heavy silver plat on lb lid, which bor the simple Inscription i Oliver kpeneer Hals ted, Jr., I One Pet." When everybody bad satisfied their coriotity, tiii lid or tii corn was ichiwxd ox, tht bearer! took up lhelr burden, and headed by the clergyman the procession leu the lousv 7'he bcsreia wer (len, 7ht-odoro Kunynn, Jttdf Fred' etick 11. 7eee, John Wtilleltead, M.J .r Z. li. Pans horn, Dr William Connor. r. Col. O. V. Cumminr. and Jo n 11. Weeks. On reacl.lnc Ihe street the Collin was plsced In a hearse for transportation to Elizabeth, four miles distant, fur burial in tae Preebyterlsn eeiuuterr al that place, wheie rest th ashes of th Hnlstrd lau.lly of sevorsl generation.. 7he h.irtc was followed by n -orlt-ge of twenty carriages, mo'lly tilled with relatives. All ol Ihe Immediate lamlly went lo th. grave ex cepl the venerable ex-Chancellor Hslited, fuller of the deceased, who was detiined tt the I ouse by an alDcK of nervous prostration. run cruitinr wai iuacikd al a little belore S o'clock. On arm lue In tho vicin ity of the grove the curler, hallel and Ihe coBln wst removed from tbe hoarse and pl.tied upon a bier. A procession wst Iheu formed Headed hy the c ergvman, then the bearers with lhelr burden, fol lowed by the mourner, the mero tiertator. form ing lu tlio retr. (juite a gilherlng of Eliiabelti pro Die awaited the arrival of the burial ptrty at the grave, but thee, very contldvrttely gave way ou Ihe approach of the procefslon, their ronduet lormlng mirked contrast to that ot Ihe crowd In Newark, Tne clergyman, while the coftln wat being male ready for lowering Into tbo grave, read tbe uaual sentence, beginning: "Man that It born of a woman hath bnt a ihort lime to live." c 7'he burial tervlce thence to Its conclusion was read, precisely aa appointed lor such occasions. TUK VHIkNIlt LINOtniD AT Till URAVE a few minutes while the gr.ve niggers shovelled In tho earth, and then sadly returned lo their car riages ana wero driven mpidly homeward, Tbca It buried from mortal sight all that Is earthly of one who had many warm friends and sonio hitter enemies, u nun of rare ircniua In tho peculiar line uf action bo hid marked out for bim.elf III life, an acllvo, ttirrinc, trener oui, k.nd'heartrd, reckless, rollicking Kllow. peculiar to himself, whoso errort tnd fault, great though they were, wero not sufficient to destroy the affection his bolter iiaturo challenged, Peraou ally Ilalittdwas a poor man, though one who I, as made Urge earnings In hit checkered career. Hut his wife li In poie.iiion ot u comforlablo fortune left lo htr by licr own parents. Among those present at the nou'e during tho cere mony was Daniel McFarland, the hero ol tlielticl ltrdton McFarland frco-lote trazeJy In tills city. He was accompanied by his eldest son, A'hrtho ctremoiiy at Ibe bouse Mr, McFarland returned lo tblt city. An F.lovoitlh Wnrtl .lliinlcr. Lilt evening In (lie Klevcnlli Wnril James. Kelly of 87 (Joerck street, and James Corr of 3.1 Sttnton street, both lutoxlcated, quurrrlled, Corr shot Kelly with a pistol, Hie ball entering l enoilh the lert shoulder blade, andciuslnc a nrobtbl lat.il wound. Kelly wis uksn to UcIIctui Uotpllt), aud Corr vm l.,J,i COSl'LAOllATIOS IS TA 71 It TTO ITS, Fourth ef July Fenllvllle Interrupted br lite Crv of l'lrr-Teu Hulldlna. Destroyed -Nn Fire Department-Lot (30,000. On Tuesday night as the resident of Tarry town were beginning tbelr dlsplty of Or. works, they wer tltrtled by tb cry of "llr I" It came Irom Ih moil thickly popotated portion of the village, and it the cltiaeni knew Ibat tbe Are tppsrttut for merly owned by tbe authorities hod been told tnd taken to other lownt tlx month! ago, tbe exrlle ment wa Interns.' Citizens hurriedly left their hornet, tnd guided by tbe flame rising from lb frame buildings of Wlldey elreet, soon reached Ih tcene of devistitlon. The Are commtneed In Mr, ITIowers's carriage factory lo Wlldey ttreet, a two. ttory frame building. The flame tpread to threo ilory brick dwelling on Ih ttst, owned by I'ttrkk Woods, and occnpled by bit family aad by Mrt. Welsh and llr. Dean. A Itrge three tlory brick house on tho corner of Wlldey tnd Cortltn.lt ttreett, on tt west of the ctrrltg factory, tnd owned by Cturlct Hiley, next took Are. 7 hence Ih (limes tp.ead to tb adjoin ing frtmo houses on Coillandt street, liking In suc cession one two-story fritn bnltdlne owoed by Hiley, and occupied by llirrlicn Drown, clothier a two tnd half story brick owned Dy Patrick O'Mtra then a Urge doulle tenement frame house, two atorlea high, owned by Mr. Oraff, and occupied by Mrt. Noble, dealer In coi.'eciloncry and fire works, tnd br Mr. Graff Tho tdjoli,!.-.- r-orj.e on the north, a two tnd a hall tlory frara. owned by Mr. Oraff and occupied by Mr. Franksll, wai next deslroied. Daring atl this lime the wildest terror and eonfn tlon reigned, The surrounding bills, glowing wlt'i the firelight, were lined wllh Iboutindt of people from Ihe neighboring districts, and down In ths valley where the Amies were rolling opwtrd wtre herded Ibe terrified reildenti of the burning section of the town. Men were running wltli pills of witer, and dashing their content! ou burning bouses. Others were taking the empty palls and refilling Uiem from a small brook running between Illloy'i house and toe earrlige factory, others assist ing lo rsn ov. the goods snd furniture from the bousss on fire and thoso In Imminent peril. Those wbo conld not work were anathematizing; the village authorities for neglecting to provide s flrdprtment. When the walls of the first houses fell, the brook wat choked up, and the witer cut off. The only meant of aavlng the town waa lo tear down the nearest bouses, arid the work eommtneod. Widow Mtrtin't house, a two-story frame, wat lorn down, and several atables and sheds wero also de stroyed. About midnight the fire ceased to spread, and at daylight the houses mentioned above wer In rain. The loss Is estimated at (30,000 Insurance, $11,700. Kleveo lauilliea were rendered houseless, 7 he authorities are afraid to eatab lsh a rlro depart ment lor lear tbe firemen should control the elec-tlous. BAVB1) TJtOM A DtlKADrVI, FATE. A Fire la a Wllilamabnreh Trnement V'elnff a Tin Leurter for a Howe How the Fire Alarm wa not Hounded. Ycstcrdiy morning, about 2 o'clock, Oflicer Elm Dredger ind Mr. John Foley prcventoj a terri ble catastrophe, At that hour tbe family of Mr. Ilaoer, kiepor of a grocery In South Fourth, near Twilith ttreet, Wllllamtburgh, were awakened by t dense volume of imoke which filled tbelr room lu the retr of t'ie ttore. At they opened the door letdlng to tht lull they discovered Are In the cellar under t'ie miln sltlr. Unable to gain the ttreet by tbe btllwty on account of tie smoke which rolled in volumes lo the fl.ors above, they were forced toJomD from the windows, Officer Dredger, after despatching a young man to the nearest engine house and to the bell tower, scoured the ytrd in tbe neighborhood for a lid dsr In order to rescue the lnmttet who were at tbe wlndowi Imp oring itilttauce, Mr. Foley, tb Sch reporter, and two young men set to work with buckets to extinguish the flames. Djrsl Ing open a door which led from tbe building to th a ley way close by the .lairs, they were driven back by Ihe flimet and smoke. Tetrlng a tin leader from in adjoining liouee Mr. Foley faaienod It to a hy drdnt In the yard, and had tncceeded In a great meaiure In overcoming th Ore when William O'ilrlen ol Engine 13 srrtved wits a length of hose. 'the building, which It a four ttorr frame one, wta occupied by two famlllis os rich floor. Ou the lourlh floor resided an a;ed dumb couple. As tl. smoke rolled flora ibe ouUdlng, enveloping it sod filling the street, the excitement among the people who had collected wtt lnur.ee, tnd inilout Inquiries wer mod for tb .ifety of th occo bants. When sll danger wai passed. Officer Dredger wt found groping in th hill almost ovtrcom by the smoke snd waa dragged out. All the occupanta were teicued by ladder tnd ropes, from tbe resr windows. The flro wit rtused by fire creckari. Th bell begin lo toll the alarm one hour from the time OQoer Dredger bod rapped for eslitance. At thero ire no Arc telegraphs In V! Ilamtburgu citizens carrying notice to the bell nuger uf n fire have to go throiult n red tape for mula and stsnd veiling aud aaontlnz at tr baao of the lower nntll Ihey nave satisfied the watchman that they are telling tbe truth. run mourn n:n:i jiax-uatuii, The Notorloue Jim CnsloU IhrrniFnlus (he Life ef u Livery Mnblr llecocr Autl etlluir n Severe llcttilite Yesterday morning at 2 o'clock James CnslcV, belter known as Ihe F.lght.i W.rd man-eater, went while drunk Into Canary's stables. In Mercer slre-et, and told James Canary, brother of the proprietor, that te wanted a team. On account of his condition Mr. Cansry refused, whereupon Cuslck drew a knife, and wtlklng up to Alderman Hobinson, who wss sitting In the offico, placed II lo hit throat and aaid You d 1 blind I've long wanted a chance lo cut your throat, and 1 think I'll do It now." Mr. Canary seized Cuslek snd wrenched the knife Irom his band. Cttsick struck him In the fare, whereupon Mr. Cansry struck out right and left, and give Mr. Cusick more thau he had bar gained for. Officer Ollmore, hearing the row, trrrited Cui.rk, who wai taken b.'ore Alderman Mitchell m the JeOertun Market Police Court, and hld tn answer tor tMiiilt and bittery. Alderman llohlnron after ward obtained a warrant szainst Cusick for felonious isiaull, nnd lust nlrht Cusick was arrested br (V 1. McDonnell and locked 113 In Ih Pilnce street Sti lton. If Alderman Mitchell does hit duly, Cusick will spend tbt summer on Ulsckweli't Island. a soniu nivEii iiYHtKnr, A Captain' Carlou Htorr In Ihe (Irrcn nlch hirret l'ollro Matlnu, Capt. Jtilm Mtrlr, of the canal boat lying; ut Pier 47, North Itlver, gave Information lo the cel. cers of the Greenwich ttreet police tbat at 4 o'clock yeiterdav nfiernonit, while being towed opposite Jersey (llr, betiw tvo men In the water. Cap:. Marie saved one of the men, but the other wis dead when taken from the woler. The living nun when rescued told the captain that be had seen a msn, who wss a slrinter lo hlru, jump off a fern host, snd under tl.e Impulse of Hie moment he alo leaped Into the water wllh t'ie Inlrntlon ol laving him It poislble ('apt Msredidnot Inquire the name of the mail he had saved, but brouznl htm wlt'i Ihe body of I e drowned msn In this city. Wlil'e tl, raptnlnwr-H making his bo.it lat to Pier 47, the ntnn whom le had sai.d went away without giving any rutlher particulars. Thr drowned man appears to be about 3.7 rears of sge, about 5 fee' S Inches In height, with brown l.alr, moustache, and gnatee i he is ittlrnl In Mack sick coal, gray pants, hlu llinnel drawers, white Uannel undershirt, white cotton tltlrt, while sock, and black cloth dippers. Tbe body was tent to the Morto. A UrooLtyu .lly.tery l'tiibouied-Tbrfl a n Flue Art. During Ihe past month the builders, of the new bil;. across Newtown creek bay misted over fl.hOO worth of timber, Kvery night largo piles and raits disappeared, aUhoujb a watchman ttool to gasrd them. Capt. Mullen last nlibl tolvo.l tbe imttorr. At It o'clock it party of men crept by his 1 Iding-t'ltre In Ihe liuiliot, and undressing them selvei, quletlr entered the creek, In n lew mo uieult tliry appeared, ind floating behind Ibeni is they twani down the atre.im wnt a raft ol logs. 7 hu captain eititlntiily followed them, On reirhln-: Mayor Kalhllelsch's chemical works, they halted, anu dnggeil the Umbel on the wharf, There Ihev went to work, and were beginning to law ihetn up, when the Captain pounced upon them. They give lhelr names tl lieicnns Oerlrr, hirlea Declunr, Alois alkermutb, and Andrew Tohell, etnploiod in Ihn Moyoi't Isrtory. A taw, three wedges, and a bottle ol whlikvy were taken to the pollro station. Ill one corner ul the yard wit an Immenie lie of wood already cut aud rpllt for mo. F.xlrnitvr I'lru la llloniiiebura-. I'euo. ill.ciomni'uo, July 5, Jatnc.s Cailenan't furni ture ttore and four other buildings, wllh Ihe greater part ol lhelr contents, h ive been burned, causing tbe following losses: Fred. Prober, dwelling ard furniture, v,CKXJ t 11. Pawenbcrg, merchant tailor, insured: .lames Cadenan, two frame buildings anil Istnck, l!i.no)j John Wol', merchant. tH.OtLO; J B. Kul.n, brick building, octiiled by Wolf. ,0 000 i C N Snyder, brick building, 'M) ltunyon A Vor deu.knrdv.ars, t&JO. MORMOiNDOM BACKS DOWN jJI j TUB BOrilRMACY OF TUK V. S. LA ITS OrSll CUUHCU VKCREliS. Ill 1 Mayer Wells' Arrogance rtrcelve ra 111! Whole. ouie Cbeck-Tbe If. H. Trom if l I ft hew Tbemeelve In the Clty-TIt Nan. 1 j too Legion Doff their Uniform. Salt Laii, July 4. Up to the moment of ec Ing this despatch there has been no serlont disturb- 1 ance In tht city, and Ih. prospects ar. thst nothing J will occur, We escaped serious conflict by a litli't breadth. Mr. Welle, Third President ol I j tb Church of Jesus Chrltt of Latter Day J Pilnts and Mayor of the city and to-called Lieutenant Otneral of th Niuvoo L'glon, l f ordered ont his troopt In contravention of the term n of Acting Governor Dlick't order. In all hit tc I Hons lit eiblblted a rebellion! iplrlt, attorned high i r ilrs, and talked about being ready to be arretted. 4 tl i To tlloatlon wt critical. At sundown yosttrdty iJ tb Mormons wer determined to Dtrad In tplt of j the proelanatlon, and Hi UnlteJ tlatoa o He loll ll I were equally a determined lo enforce th laws. Acting (Jovsrnor lllack called upon Col. D 1'ro- I brland, commanding Camp Dougla, to tend to Ih city three compsnlot of infantry, one of cavalry, at.d I I J one of artillery, and ther wa every roa-on to eg. sH pct bloodshed If the Mormons did not baok down. Martial law wu to bav been proclaimed If tb civil f R tntbsrltltt coalJ not enforce Iba Oovtrnor't order, I and tbt troop wero prepared for service, r I Lait evening a commute conilitlnz of Ook D I Trobrland, Lieut. Col. Morrow of the Thirteenth In- ii B fantry, Major Hempstead, United Subs Attorney, 111 and Col. Patrick, United States Marshal, called In I tn Informal wty on Mayor or Lieut. -Oen. Welti, and represented to blm that be wat acting In violation ot th laws, and thai bloodshed would ensno If hi iM Illegal order were carried out, aa the I'nltcil State troopt would entirely disperse tny unlawful parade M of armed mllltla. M The Mayor carried a stff upper lip for tome time, IM and even had the audacity to sugtest that the Onr- MM ernor prodamallan should be withdrawn. Th tm committee promptly remarked that ther did not R come irom Hie Oovernor diet ther were acting la lie the Interest of peaco, and Ihat the Acting Uovernoi B hsd pltnted himself upon ibe proclamation, which 'HI wot not at all likely lo be clanged or recalled. HI Till WonHONS SACK D0WK. HI Mr, Wells then began to talk blllo ua. Oen. Uor HI row told him Hut the life of one man wonld not jnstlfi him in cirrylug out lilt orders Just to thovr M' bis Independence, Wells reintrked that he thouzbt W l t'ie United Suies offlclala were plating a tame ot 'M C blurt, al which Unllcd Stales Attorney Hempstead 'sLl called him to account, and assured blm that notlilns I KJ I waa more earnest than tbe determination of tho S B 'I Oovernment lo eiccule the laws, and that tb I courts, not street conflict, were to Mill lbele- gallty ol tb order. k A UORUON COXrtRCNCI. II After a long conversation, Col. De Trobrland told II the Lleulenant-Oeneral that If there was a pnrid (I Ih eousequeoce wouhl le on his hetd, Mr. Weill II finally concludeil to call a speclsl meeting of th Mr City Council and the leaders of the Mormon Church, 1 PI who tre the power behind Ihe throne, to lake Into QI consideration the whole matter. 7'he conltrenco j broke up wllh the clear understanding that if the J' Nsuvoo Lexlon, or the mllills, as It Is called, wer m f oat to day, they would be arrested or dispersed by Ll powder and ball, II recras tne Mormon Council met. Jjj foresrly thismornlng Col.De Trohrl ml wascClclally ,111 Informod by Mayor Wells Ihat the orc)r calling ous the mllitls had been countermanded. cnitid statu Tnoom in tiii cirr. wt 1 Notnlllttabdlng thli, De 7'robrlund. in obedlrnc fl lo the call of teilng (Jor 111:. c k msrcl.ed Into tb u clti al eltht o'clock this morulns with thiee com- a ponies ot the 7'lilrleentl. In'antry aud Malor (lor- -il A don's company of Ibe Second Cavalry, headed hy th jm full regimental band. The roolriu.nl of the troopt M I had a quieting effect on the nillllli orHcl.ls, wbo al -7 ft once took incisures lo prevent the mllltla Irom tp- fi J pesrlug armed, Tnos who cauld took off their i S uniforms and appeared In civilian stlire, Tht em streets were loon cleared of artred Nsutoomen, IS jl who lad flourished very exlcntlvly In the tailj IV hours of the morning. ft'-' Thoso who had come In from tbe country and T,' K, could not throw off their nnlformt were distributed i in tbe procession r-o thst tbey old not show, De IJSZ m trobrland'. tioop were drawn up a block awa KHsjl from Msln street and kept close In hand, but tb IHfl Nauvoo Llcutensnt-Oenerol ltsd conie to terms, and RVI there wss no necessity for their presence alter the IHI proceasinn waa dlsbsnded, and Ibe troops inarched W bock to Cmp DongUs. In addltln to the military M J Ui United Bute Marshal bad sworn In a Isrg U;.L J number of deputw-a. end there wero Ino or tores r C? f thoaeand minora ready to sustain tne authorities. j 1 tdi irrtcr or a noBT. f J If tight had occurred It would bav beta t b'oody. but drsattrout to the Citnrch. A signlricant fscl conuerted with the tffslr wit the absence of t Ilrightm Young, allhcugli he wat ofllctally an- nonnced it Presidbnl ol tl.e day In Ihe Mormon .S celebration. He It never piomlnent on the field ol II battle. His lleutenniits have nil the credit of back- Ing down, while Ilrigham doubtless stalled tho II game. 11 7 be Mormon and Gentile precessions to-dav wero IfM the flne.l ever seen In the Territory 7lielormrr lUM wss v-ry large, belnr swelled bype-p!e from out- Dh lylnr teltlements ordered in for the occasion. Th '111' hi. play of advertising and deeorstion wngotis, lllus- ly tratingtr.de comnierct'. ind r',e nunc-, wits splen- s did, the inlri. and miners belui: shown In torc. wf 1 The JTIrleenlh Inltnirj b.nd Ird Ihe literal aiU i umu. The etrri Is w. re f rnr.grd un-1 good ordec If treuerillv preval.ed, ll.otiglt the Lii'iu.i lei: hutnl'la- f ed. an I the entire body ol S.ilnls neregieatly d; plcast-d at the turn ot aflsirs. WHAT A atOUHON Rtl'TOK ORATOIt TUIM4, 7 he Mormons celebrated at the 7'..bi-rn'icie. where h annon. Hie orator, editor ol the Cnurrli 0171111, Ihe it Xfiri, was bitter on llto ledrr.il iifliiials, whose dsy, Al he said, would soon como, 'Jhrre was a glial 3 crowd there. It At ihe Liberal Institute, founded bv Ibe God- J beltes, or aposistes. there were exercises, consisting of in orlion by Oen. Maxwell, a poem bi Nat. Stein a of Corlnnr, snceche by Veins Lyman ll.rup- j siead. Oodtie, 7 oohy, Col. Jostvn and Harrison, ami music bv tbe military band aud Ihe choir. Two 1 j thousand people were preseut, 7'he (ulbailaim H wsi Intense, Tbe victory tc-.liy wat Hie first ever fslrl) won In Utah. The supremacy of the United Mates lawi 1 over Ihe decreet of tho Mormon Church wu for Ibi j tint time fully vindicate!. Nothing shoil of I i timidly conflict Indued the Church leader, to tur- "I I render their orroaanl claluit. ltepublicanlsni finslly I vanquished Theocracy. We have taken a new de- u partuie." 7'o-nlgbt theie will be two displays ol B I fireworks, but theie will be no tronblr.lt it thoitsn. H r XIurdr In T.nst Forllelh rlirere. Jumcs McNully and l'cler Sheridan, who occa ly contiguous cabins In Forth tli itreel, near Fir I venue, have for years nursed a qu .rrcl. On Ibi night of Ibe 4th Sberldin railed on M. Nilir, and tbt 1 old quarrel iv. t reuewed, 7 he neighbor tepartted 1 them, but when Sheridan went away l.e iwort be would haio revrngr. boon afterward Sherldsn, with Pitrick Coslello and on Miller, 4 tnteied Ihe rahln and fell upon McNillr, beatlne hlra unmra-cl ully. At length Sherldin all tick Mr. Nilly with s ein't, prcslrstiai; blm on the floor, In- srnsilde He waa laken unconscious to lleilernt 1 Hospital, nod there no lies In a precarious condV Hon. i.cN'stl' it.suil.nts were atrt'sled, llurlr.l ilitfter u VI oil ti I si I is f'rtm tae Arc'iim .'.uf. Loxti'M, July 5. Despatches reieircd her stale tti.it Ihe Mont Centa tunnel has proved 1 partnl failure A large portion t f the roof list fallan In, mil maoy uf Ihe workmen hive been l.mlt-d In Ihe mass of earth and rocks which now obstruct ths progress of tho work, which wsa ro pldly approaching completion. Seven corpses have net a recovered, but tt ii known tint a number yo remain anion; the ruius, A Isrgo force of mei haro In e 11 employed to remove the obstructions. 1 The engineers are tppreliemlve that ilmllar brtakt In the roof may leccur at other points, md iup portt ol Immense strength and dimontloni ar be 1 ing prepared, avmosiTiEx or chime, A decree Sheptrd, from Newport. Kv., was last ;j I h.ght beaten and rohtnl 111 lickporl. lilt Jiw wa 11 broken ittt'l he wai severely lojurcd tiilernitlly. ll la not eipecle.i to live. Ji.lin Vcfliaw, Dtvi.l McDonald, Clwsrd.l Cur- 1, tls. and ltlcli.tr. I e Inlae have h '1 1 siresied 111 Abut on .u.irloii of thtowliu a litau and wouiau out of a boat and diowning mem, fii,rly litis morning, Kiiimel Klnr. a birber of 31J Wnier stri-el. throw u tuini.n-r it 1 no ormus rtnu -chloomi Water 1 reel. K t limns 's Co; pit, aud cut hint scvt'lely. K ng was loco 1 up. On Monday, Jnmes Powell qaarrclled with his wife lo ihetr cuiun in teveuit tmr.l .trect, an I stihhnl her tnirt. mi times risi iiplnR from the place ho lespeoj into the Kaet Itucr and was drowucd. J.il.it Ooru wss killed hy Jamea lloyd. a bhclr .111 1 111, I'l I'rcicoil, Canals, on Tuevday night la a start ulna' lUny Ho was cut in seversl places. Uoyoa du'shrd Lis work by culling Ihe thioat of nls victim, Michael Crowley, mid to be abrolher of the Chief ol Police ol halt Kranci.ci waa oonyicled hi tlenerali he.stons le.UTday ot an aitcnipt 10 rob Harmon Isujer. near tj t at .anna slip, Us wu sent Vo BUla 1'rlion far live yeiri, Toree weekt iga Daniel Muroby tstiulled .Tere- 1 mlsh 'Sulbvin ol JI4 I berry itrt-el, and wai Indlcire by 1110 llrand Jury, Meeting bulliian yelterday Mur 1 phy a ke l hint lo withdraw the charge, hulliiaure. fuied and Murphy gave hint lnhoc beating. 11 Tr.t seven-y tar-old ton 4,7 anrhiel McMollea, ot i 17 Weil Twenty fifth strerl. vwow from ttoni. yesii-i day, and his lather becoming anxious at bis conlinueil absence weul to look for nlm. He was told by a In! that his ton bad been chased by a drunken nun, an, had lumped lulo Iba North lUvar U Weil 7wuty. lecona itrttl &4 bett) diOYs4. s A

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11 Nklata ftr Alt. THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1871 IAnntrtaeatt T. Ul ferrtail'i rft Itt-intmi! II T'atra. Jltw'er ikeatre tWo.f t af atauOca Pisa, rillli At. T.ntrt-n.l.aak'a. llk TkttSee-l! XS.. klfcU'a rdit-Oollt n-n. tmt I'tattr'a Inn Palibmsa. tlymple 1 .eetra-ftstt 1a llaji. TSalltea'. lb, txr SlMi. Tt M Tarakty P'rUtit. M.Ua... I Term of The Mm. MLr.ff ta(i1mJ iJkMfftm, no Tnif4ti la ana a'Sr. i t i i t i IH OO ?.al7 c-vmw 14 aaa 4S,a., M OO Fins cvp. v-aa aaaaaa. BO f Wmir.tir year 1 OO !MrffViHUMlUru, i If OO Wit cvftM to ana asim. Kf G0 AS4iuaai rapwa, la Cla pAMM, uClaS tttM. gat aA utwv J.l In aataifc For tht accommodation of persons retiltng ni Iowa, advrrUacaiesjti for Tin Bum will be received l our regular rates at toe up-town atvtrini.'ranl oglco. MX WeitThlrty-teeond street, at tsejuoctloa broad way ud klxih avenue, tram S A. M. to P. tt. Tbo Son In Ihe Cuiintrr, rersons going to the cuuntrt ui.gr have Tin Sun ent to ihem dally by mill, for flttj cents peruiontb, y sadrresing tbo rooll-ber. FOR PRESIDENT. FiRMEHS' i.0 MEilUSICS' CANDIDATE, Tr grvatasd a ood HOT? A CE G ItlUEXi E Y", TEXAx nml NEW YUtlK. I The IlnlatoU l'rec-Lovo Trusedr. Tlio Halstf.d trnjeily, o far ns the vic tim Is rotnenml, terminated with his funeral yctitertlay nt Newark. Ills murderer yet rc mains to Ic tri 'il, convicted, and executed but, In tlio rapid flight of time, tint con piuninuticn will foon be reached, nnd then tlio whole Mil nll'air will pasa nwny frrm tlio minds of nil lut tliu llltlo family circle whoso ha'. liit'ts it ha? thus suihlcnly destroyed. For the momeut, however, this murder throws a gliatly li'ht of suspicion upon a broad area of rifjicctnhla Boclety. Mr. Hal btkii was a man of excellent family, and married to a woman qu'.to hia e)ual In that respect. He was a collcgo graduato, an educated lawyer, aud a prominent politic an. Ills nttxic ntions might have been, if ho had to. chosen, exclusively of the hicho3t rlass-j and the most honorable career which native talout, fine culture, and tho anistonco of friends could cnablo a man to achlcvc,lay open hWoro him. Yet with all these advantages ho recklessly degraded himi-oll' with v.eloua in dulgence, and hip death by violence, in tho hiding place of a low-bn d parnmonr, pcarco Btone'fl throw from tho home of his virtu ous wifu nnd innocent children, was a flitliifr sequel to his m ."pent life. Tl.o thought rushes involuntarily into the mind, that his is not a solitary onto; nnd that thero nro ether men, and perhaps other women, of as high Btarullnp as he, who, if tho screen ho i hind which they lt.de the'.r bins wero as suddenly torn nwny from them, nnd atten tion were a generally called to their conduct, would tare much wuroo in imhllc estimation. I It i enough to inuhc us all mistrust our neighbors, and wonder how many of them Incur every day just such a risk ai IIai.btcu did, and only it-cnpo it by the mercy of a merciful I'rovidonc. Tho murder brings, ton, into torrUdo pro minence thu debased character of habitual a lultorers. ll.M.nup, for tne grutillcatlon of his unholy jineelon, was willing to peril not only his reptttntlon, but his life. He was warned of his danger, but refused to eecapo it by sacrificing a moment's dalllanco with tho partner of his sin. His. murderer wont further, and braved the fallows rather than allow his desires to bo thwarted. Both de ported themselves more like beasts than men, and in their fierce collision acted precise' as brutes do under s.mllar circumstances. It Is well far society, on tho whole, that such tragedies occasionally hnppon. Thoy are more cllicacious than any amount of oral I or written preaching In warning people against the sin that give's riso to them. They serve to make known, better than it can bo made known in any other way, that whoever, man or woman, nbandons tho peace ful delights of wedded lovo for tho Intoxica tion of unlawful lust, enters Into tho vortox of u whirlwind which may carry him to phy sical death, as well its moral destruction. It is Raid in Holy Wra that tho tender mor cies of tho wicked are mud," and tho saying is supremely tru-i of tho votaries of impuro love. Thero socms to bo something In their particular vlco which destroys every sentiment of pity iu their hearts, and makes Mum the ready tools of tho devil. Thero U no safety but in not entering their ranks j and whilo tho fato of Hai.stkd may not deter those who are past repentanco, It it Is to bo hoped that thoy who nro only ti'Uiptrd, but havo not fallen, may profit by It whilo they havo yet tho opportunity. I Hon' It Was in 18G0. In July, 1859, It was generally expected throughout tho country that William II. Sr.WAltl) would ho tho Ilepubllcan candldat for tho Presidency In 18G0. Scarcely any iithcr name was seriously urged, and tho se lection of Mr. SuwAilDasthostandard-bcarcr of tho party was accepted as a foregone con rluslon. Mr. Skwaiid was then In Europe, where he remained until December. Previ ous to the Now York Stato election In No vember of tho same year, great pains wero taken by tho opponents of Si:w'Aitn and of tho Itepubl can party to Impress upon tho public mind the belief thai tho paramount issuo of that contest would bo to deter mino whether Mr. Staw.um should bo en dorsed ns tho choice of tho people fur tho national leader of tho Repub. 1 enn party, the disposition of tho Stuto i Hires lining esteemed a matter of secondary LnuiBidi ration. And when tho success of tho llepubllcans in that election beenmo known, tho general feeling wbb expreswl by tho lltrald, which was bitterly opposed to Sr.w. Aim's nomination, when it said William II. BKWAM) and bm Presidential programmo having been substantially ratified by tho State of New York in our latu election, wo may safily predict that ho will lwtho master pirit of the ltepnbl can nnny In 1800." Tho result of the October elections of 1S.19 In Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and MIncsota was generally regarded rjulto as taath as an endorsement of Mr Bbwahu's Aspirations for Iho Presidency s of the policy of the Ilepubllcan party, and to spoken of by the prers ns likely to make Mie Hi:VAltl managers overbearing In tho con sciousness of their strength. When Mr. Shwaud returned from Uuropo In tho latter part of December, he was received by a dele gation of tho Republican Committee, and on t'.io following day was glvon tho use of tho Aldermen's room In tho City Hall for a pub lie reception. Thero and at the Astor llousa ho was visited by thousands of enthusiastic admirers, none of whom had eny doubts as to tho eortnlnty of his Wing sehctid to lead Ids pnrly In the nypronching Pitsidciitinl campaign. At this time, however, Mr. SirwAnn'a pros- iwIa for tlin unmlnntlnn ivnm not reallv S3 strong as thoy had been a few months be fore. HoitAcn aiir.r.t.KT. whoms Influence? then as now with Ilepubllcan voters was vtry great aud extended to all parts of tho country, had expressed tho belief that tho futnrc of tho party was not entirely identical with the personal Interests of ono man j whilo In tho West a movement had been sot on fo'.tfur the purpose of asserting tho claims of that section of tho country to furnish a lender for tho approaching contest. But Mr. SlswAitn was tlio first Iu tho field, tho friends who had his lulorests in charge- wero con sidered the most adroit politicians In tbo country, and until tho very moment whon tho Chicago Convention decided (gainst him, his chanc-v fur tho nomination woro consid ered by disinterested observers as far groatsr than those of any other man. 'iho Convontlon assembled on tho 10th of Mny, 1800. Tho frlcnda of SmvAnD were present in force, and resorted to every mans of exciting enthusiasm in his favor. On tho morning of tho Focond day tho Now Yotk nnd Michigan delegations and visitors gath ered at tho Adams lloueo nnd marched to gether to tho wigwam in sections of four, ench section consistingof two men trom Now York and two from Michigan. Thu proces sion Included lietwccn 8,000 and 4,C00 men, nil wearing badges with tho name of W. II. SKWAUIion them. Sev.ral bonds of music wero in line, and a banner with Sir. Sew Aim's llkoness was carried at tho head of tho column, which was rcco.vod with vociferous cheers as It passed through tho streets. On ho next day tho balloting began. Tho whole number of delegates was '103, and 233 votes were neccssnry to a choice. On tho flrst ballot SnwAiin received 173 vote, nnd Lin coln 103, whllu the remainder wero divided between Bates, Cameiio.v, McI.ka.n.Ciiash, and others. On tho second ballot Skwaiid received lWi votes, aud Lincoln 181. On the third ballot Lincoln was nominated, re ceiving D5-1 votes to 1101 ca't for Suw.utD and so vanished all tho bright expectations of tho Aubum rngo. Gen. Giiant's prospects of receiving the regular Republican nomination for tho next Pnslduncy aro meagro Indeed compared with those of Mr. Suwaiid in July, 1M9, for tho choice of the then approaching national Con vention. In his favor ho has Jgssk R. Q li ant, tho Dent family (which, to bo suro, Is very cxtonslvo), tho merconary Military Ring, tho corrupt carpet-baggers in tho South, and a majority of those, who hold ofllco under him. Against him aro oppoacd tho most able and honest portion of tho Republican press and tho groat mass of tho Republican por'.y, who havo becomo disgmitod with his military administration, his nepotism, ava rice, pitiful lack of ability in civil affairs, and general incompetency. His presence among tho people excites no enthusiasm, for tho popularity ho gained In tho field has been completely extinguished by tho Incapacity aud meanness ho has betrayed since his ele vation to tho Presidential chair. Stato con ventions avoid endorsing him in their pro ceedings, fearful that tho weight of his un popularity will bo too heavy a burden to carry, whilo his greed for gain and exhibi tions of favoritism havo becomo common subjects of jest and dorislon among all classes. And yet tho President's flatterers delude him with tho hope that ho is likely to bo nominated to office, fur another term) Not Pardoned Yet. The Hon. C. C. Bowkn, M. C. from South Carolina, tho gentleman who has had three wives and committed at least ono for gery, is still waiting for his pardon In the Washington jail, and Is greatly disappointed at Its failure to arrive. Supjioso BOWKN is pardoned, whose bus Inuid will ho bcl He has been convicted of bigamy for marrying ono wonnn wh lo ho wus still tho lawful husbnnd of another, if not of Bcvcral. Will his pardon ronder 1dm tho lawful husband of tho wifo who has ex erted herself to get It for him? Will it an nul tho sontenco for bigamy which ho has lucurred by marrying her? Will alio be really his wlfo afterward when she was not boforo t And will tho previous wifo or wives leso their rights In Bowun when tho Presi dent sets his signature, to tho pardon? Those aro strango questions, and it my bo that Gen. Gkant delays the pardon In tho hope, of getting them unravelled iu his mind. Hound lo Come. Tho wriggling of eoino of the old-fogy Democrats of tho East under tho operation of Vallandioham's New Departuro ro minds us of an anecdote. An aristocratic metropolitan millionaire, whoso very thin skin compelled him to keep his own barber, was Induced a few ycats ago to visit tho West to look after his new land.jiiBt then coming Into market. Worn with days and nlghls of travel, ho dropped Into a barber shop in Illinois, conducted in tho offhand mntincr in which arcrything is earned on in that progrcflsivo section of tho country. Having seated his customer In a cushlonless chair, tho stalwart Sucker commenced operations on tho couutenanca of tho old millionaire in truo Wustern stylo. Wincing uudor the rough and rapid strokes, tho victim uttered a cry of pain. Never staying his hand, but graBping tho writhing metropolitan moro tightly by tho nose, tlio barber roared out, What's the matter?" Do you bullovo you can over glvo mo n clean shave with that razor faintly replied the mun of tho thin hkin, a tear starting In his eye. Never you foar, old howl," responded tho barber the handle of the razor don't break, the beard U bound to come off," Tho ICantem Democracy had better ae coot the situation with a good craco, fr the Western Democracy aro earnestly Intent upon their work, and In spite of grimaces licroorelscwliero tho beard Is bound to corns Off. Tho DcVnocratlc State Committee of Ken tucky have at last put Major 3. Alcxamdik (I rant upon their Slate ticket as a candidate for ltfjlster of the Land Oflicc. In order 'to do Dili they had to turn Col. Jauu A. Dawson off tlx ticket. At (Ira wnj a Confederate aud Daw son Union oOiccr, this lookaa little lika putting the stars and but aboru tho itors and stripes j but (Irak? is a handsome fdlavr and n third cousin of out beloved President, and this mikes il all right. We also learn on good authority that, like his distinguished cousin, ha Is a flrst rato pokor-player, in tact able to beat IIvurnsiT MiasnALL or Gen. Scncxcx, and tbe lean who can do that rin stump tlio world. John A. LoaA.t I couldn't hold s candle to Mm. Tho following extract from the journal of a yonng lady In Virginia, who In 1772 visllod the I.r.ai and VsnmoTO!s on tbo Potomac, rWcs a different Idea of the Father of his Country from that which has been centrally cntcrtalued t I most tell tou onr Irollc nilcr e cat lo car room. Wo took It Into our lit ads to want to eat. Well, wo had a larse dish ol bacon and alirr last a bowl of uo cirnmt ai d after mal as apt le pie. Vhll o were cailnK tlio applt pis In oed (led b!f jou t rooking a trt-at noise In come Mr. WAnniNOTox, dre-xid in II anx All's short town and petticoat, and slid and kitted ran Iwon'.j time,in tplio tf all the rr-lfliice 1 couM make, nnd then eniriin BlotLT. llAKNin sold lollownl, dmsed In hu coat. 1 her JoiueU as in cutlnjlbo soph) pie, and then went out. Alter Ibis wo look It Into our heads to nant to eat ojslors. We cot up. Pot on our wmppera, and wnt don Intn tlm cell ir to eel taetn. lvi jou ttni k Mr. Wasiunutox dU not fol low us and 15 ir us Just to death? We went up, tniu;h, and cut onr oriters. W a!pt In tl c old lilt'a roco. tu. and itoeat laughlncnt to kin iter at 0-. (Wonder where the pIckiM were) If this were not published In on aitthoritatire manner, wo should dnabt Its authenticity. Tho idea ol Uioaoa WAsmxaro dressod in a worn in' J short gown and petticoat going with another wo man drained in his coat into tbo bedroom of so mo yuunj ladies who wero sitting U3 in b.'it at night eating bacon and beef, 1033 cream, and apple pic, nnd joining In the frolic, Is something astonishing. Not satisfied with this, it sot-ins that when the yuunx women afterward went down to tho collar to gel some oysters to complete their banquet, Wasuixoto.v fallowed tlicm and scared tlietn nearly to death. We are afraid that onr stereo trped conception of WAsmxaTox'a ohuracter will liorc to bo cousidcrAbly tuodiAcd by thoso rctelatioas. To reform tho civil service, begin by turn ing out President Ubaxt and putting in some man, liko the Farmer of Chappupi i,who will not take presents or appoint worthless relatives to oQice. Hare tho Civil Scrtlco Commission re flected on this subject t Among the letters sent to Tammany Hall for Ilia Fourth of July waa one from Col. Ricuabd T. Jacob, formerly IJcutcnaot-GoTt mor of Ken tucky, lie goes in strongly for tlio New Depart ure, and denounces Jirr. Datis, Toomoi, and the other fellows who oppose it. Col. Jacob is brother-in-law of Gen. Fncvoxr, hating married the youngest daughter of tho lato Col. IIcxton a woman, like all her sisters, of extraordinary talent. During tho war ha served In tho Ninth Kentucky Cavalry, but was cashiered and sent south of the Union lines In consequence of expressing himself with disrespect about Hun. sids's celebrated order known a Ko. 33. After remaining in tho South about ten weeks, in com pliance with tbe request of Faavoxr, President I.ixctL gave permission for his return. After he got back to Kentucky he was elected Lieu tenant-Governor on the same hybrid ticket on which Got. Rraulxttk had the first place. Slnco the war he has llrid on his estate of Clltton, In Oldham county. He Is a very r'ch man, and comes back Into politics as an old-fAihioiicd Ken tucky Conservative enliatod on tho aide of progress. Tho recent elections in Franco havo set tled that the Republic is to stand for the present at least. They hare also proved that the n imo of Bunafaktb do longer has a hold on the alfrc tions of the French people. The donkeys who bare expected a restoration of Louis ViaociL eight to have ILcir eyes opened by this time. If tho pitcher In a ball game between skilled players must send bis ball with such ter riflo force at to break the opposing player's bat, why should he not aim at perfection in swiftness, and discharge hit ball from a cannon? In Wash ington, D.C., tbe ton of the late Commodore Wood scll, a youth of fifteen years, lost an eye while keeping the account cf a game of base bill. The boll bit tbe bat with such tremendous force at to break it In two, the broken fragment striking young Woodudll in tbe face. Tbo dreadful blow billing obliquely, tho eye was torn out, and found lying on the cliouldcr. It was promptly re placed, and it will again grow into tbe socket, though the tight can never be rcstorod. Two live news companies havo just been 'tarted In ti e Wet, rce In Cincinnati and ono la Pittsburgh, llr. W. II. Glldenlenny It tbe Superintendent o( tbe latter, and Mr. Alfred Warren It l'rerldent ol the loimer. Doth aro wide awake, encrsctlc teen, and rrotuse to do a large whclosale Dullness throat out tie West. Their tacliltln for dolna; this are ei rqnalled. As these companies aro .urtej (or tbo illllu.kn of uu:ul ktiowledzo. It Is sate to say that 1 use bt'N tau nlnujs be fiund on their counters. A l.AKK 1IO 1 1. KXVLOSlOtf. Two .Hen lllnirn DTrrbouril and llrovrurd' mid Tlirre r-cnldrd In Drutli. OookxsBunon, July 5. Tho propeller Mainc.of tl Northern Transportation Line, owned by the Vermont Central Railroad, exploded her boiler tl 8 o'clock lust nlcht, nhen near Drockvllle, on the wajtntlils place. Five Uvea rlo lout, Including the Aral iMicluccr.t.'iruo die i Hands, ind lloloort Hut trrbeld o Mairclllus, III,, p-isoeuiter. Two 01 tiiee Mere blown overboard, und tne uthertMled lour houra afterward. Two others of the crew were badiy scalded, and eviral other peiaons were more or lea atriouidr lujnren. Aid w CtwiiatchtHl Irom this cllv. Ihe nie( nice was foruuiaiely empty, mid the crosier number 11I Hie p-o-aeiuera were 011 tin forward deck, ur the loaa of Isle tulgut hat btea much tfriuter. The Income Tnr-One of (imiit'a J intact. From iht A'baiiv Aiqhi, Judge Strong, ot the fuptcme Court, has amrmrd tlm ron.tltutlnnallty ef tuc slntute InipuunK a t X on itiri iiiet, Of courso bo has, If the c-ite enmu before Mm. llo was appointed Dv the Prel dont to aid In revermne tho derision ot tbe Court prunoun'lng tbo Legal fencer uct unconstitutional, und gtnernli) to perlorm such otiier octs as mliht I necrosary to tlm puriofes ol tlio Ailnilnlsiratlon, IU was tlm paid counsel ol the Pennsylvania Cen tral Idiilroiid, nnd It Is said that Mr. Bcott. the matter spirit of tlie corporation, procured lli eleva tion to the pencil hr nssurim; tne Kxecnihe that he was sound on all tut' questions In which tlio Admin itlrullun mliihl he InU-resied. '1 ho Income tiix Is In tun caieiorj. The Itadlcals, and pwllcuhirly tile l'resldent, cannot nflurd Iu l.nve that enactment I ronouncud an inlracllon of II11 lundanitntal Inw. Probably no competent lawyer, Willi u due resard lor Mis reputation, would venture to say that the provision f ir assi-sslne tlio tsx on Incomes was not u violation of Hut clause In the Constitution which declares tliat all direct taxation shall bo based on Federal representation. Hut (Irant cares as Utile for the maxims of 111' Consipution ns lor n iivolu tlon of the House nl fterreseiitallvi-s, w 11 lot) he tiid wus ol mi mora account Ibuu the resolution of u tonu mceiliir, Hnuill-I'ox In Iho TtimUIU Ward. To lite t.mtor of Tht ttun. Sut i Ucinc a canvahscr, my business calls mo In all pans ol tbe t llr. While calling at a liou.o 011 Nlntn uvciiue, near TlitrU-nlntn strict, this morn ing, I learned that In that tery house, lor four weos Putt, siuull-pui tut brpu racing In Its direct lorin, rsrrilnit anuv suvcrnl or tlio imnates 1 tlao learn id that the whole nc,'lihnrhooi Is In'olod. (IM)ltUtX K bVLVAKl'S. Twenty-first strcei, near Leiluttou av. Annllirr I'resenl lor Iho 1'realdrnl'a I'liiiillr. Fiom ihi lltlfant litluml) Xeui Uutr.Junell. Dr. Ilea, llio United btatc Cuinul here, has rtcened a letier Iroin lr Hamilton fish, announc ing th.it Mm (Irani, In comnimnce with a letter lor nutded throuuh me llellast Linen Trurtt Coinmltloo, id have rlu.i.nre Iu artrpilnt an Irish splnalns i...i irom Mr, James M'Cri-rv, J IL L4 illLllll...'J'i'Jl 11 max cimvntita kiaojlra. K Tat n.nI which ahall Beat Ih Fraatta by which the Urrat Cataraet le made lateterahle-A New Yark Corapatir Bnylntr aa the Trtbaaa's Faaer mill. Correspondence of Tht sua. lMTinxATtoxAt, HoTxt, KuoARi, July 4. The (lorious Fourth at tills point Is an lntlorlons Onto. Tcsttrday the mtlTts of Mlscara wew rrjo.eleg over the flrif warm dy of Iho eaon. and ise sr rival of the first tarre bste'i of visitors. A delere of holiday rooksrs nss expected to-diy, bnt, ahsl there is a detune of rain Instead. Tho male guests are ranted on tbe chair under the portlee, arAoklnr In snll sltnce while women and chlldien are luddled In tho parlor looking as dismal st wet fowls In a coop. The brides and grooms bate dis appeared as If by nthantmeiit, Tho hotel people are tilled with woe unutterable, Irom proprietor to boots j" the htckmcn aro fairly howling; with ra, and the mercenary beantles who trsds In Indian and ofier knick-knacks, aresobbtng bltlerlyln the dark est corners of their tnrniperyls'iori. Nam liter how brum the prospects raw lie lor ma rest 01 Hit set. son, nothing can console tbt dwellers by the mighty citaract for the darkness nl to-.utv the Fourth, whlcn ought In be the whltost day Id their calendar. a taAVBtttn'j gnAnnrATiO!'. Fcrtunstely, I arrlrod hero om days be'ore tht storm. Having done Niagara oiten before. I was able to revisit all points of Interest witnnut being donemistir. When I went from tht uotet all tht unoccupied hacks In the vlllate cstr mt chase. I walked as one without sight or hearing un'll 1 came to Hi (suspension nnd.-e, sod tben purposely paused, ind tllowrd tho vociferating charioteers to dismount and rarrounl me. 1 cn lured tierjllt of'-Tsko rcu all round for a dollar'' until I was able to decide which of the pac was the loaiost Tolosr. Tste me all ronnd for a dollar, tou sty f The Inlernil curus replied: "Yes. lereyoaare, sirs Jump In I" Aln addressing the noisiest, wtienow cen'ldfr ed his prey sernrr, I nKed: "How much nt you ensrn to let mo walk II t" Yea o-. itncrtno where he told no to. ga to. Sine therolley of enrscs wnleu tht lnill;uant Jeuas gar rat as tl ev wl eeltd on, the y havo lelt me atveetdy bW-f, .'im es f. lr.-m their Haportn:tlJs 04 the oldest resident. kail AND XIAOARt. Trery sensible person starting Irom Ne-.f York forthia point will tike tho Itrle Ittlloar. Tie Cen tral Is a goo! road undoubtedly, hut being of the narrow eatue Us plsstncer nccomino tatioi.s are nrcearlir 01 the natroMrst Llnd. Wall street spi-culators mjy ejro and abuso (InuI.I nnd Fis: to Inrlr r.eart'a Cciitcnt, but the people whose buiir.es orooasnro sends tliem orer tho ErU road will never coase to thank them for what lliev have done tow ltd Inrrraslng tne luxury and sectint. of modern travel. The mfcnlflctrl diawlnc-roain and clrg.ml s'cepln: coao e o! tne Erie line air marve. of rail way arcnltecture. and reflect the hi. best credit on tht management of Mr W. K. Dm, tbo courteoni Oeneral I'asseng.r Agent. Tho enterprising management of Erie harirg ro. cently extended their track to tie funcneion llrldge, where it connects wlih the Urrat Wis rr'i of Canida, passeagers ftom New York and tuicr mediate stall. .us tie now conveyed to Mo Faltl without clianio ol cirs. VAiidrollt fon:ht dcper ately lo maintain the extortionate monopoly wlncb be had so long eidoipd at this Important point; bnt, a esual, toe Irresistible Kisk routed hltn, "Horse, loot, and Lrsgouns Hieing out of Luflilo, tit Iron horses nf l'rluco Urlo't sblrndll amd dash taucl y over tbo brldgt of triumoa whlei spans tho coveious old Cummo-tore's iraei. and ell le moota ly ann raoidly over the solid site! rails of the new line, until thev scud ou. a ami snort of delUnc wtti.ln sound ol the ral;ht) catsta t Itself. rrsx adoct to nor siakara. Hr tho way. 1 et conieni with reselling jrtigsrs. It tppeare the Rti people nl to but It. Hnroors have liecn udjjt here 'or soma time concerning negot'atlons kl.onn to I ave lee n opened between certain New York ratiltalla'a and the member, of the I'orter lauiliy, tiie owners o Kluat lslai d and ita dependencies. Investigating this rumor, I mro dls. covered toat a company his aclusllt tsenforiol lor the purpose or buvlnr at tnls sidorat Falls, tad that Fisk Is President t .ertof. Fisk'A plan Is to Pal d a hotel of ad surpassing magnificence on the rrtst rrmnrr.tilng silt on 0 s liUnn, and then, with bis usuil llhertiltr, lo t row the np proachua open to a I cmris Iree of cbitgt. Num berless other ltnrr0Tei1 mis sro tnentlonad as patt of the pregmmnm or the prcjectors otthlscnnil enterprise, prominent among wiilc.1 Is tbe linmedlste dotnolltlon 01 Ice mill on Goal lalan wl.rr I it fiaper Is made on wnlcn tne FaUtl!rpoi(iny Tribtnt 1 rrli'ted. Kiss hooira by this mraaure to suppress thst Frro-Lov pubilcallou for all time. Apropos ol till., II Is related inal wuea I'nnce tint visited tut mill last tear, ht niadt tbt abrewd remark that II et ervbody took as muen wear out of his clothes as Greeley dors, nianufrcturers would have a d bard time o( It flnaing old rags enouxli to mke a alngte sheet of nolo paper. Kisk intends t Is new enterprl.e to be the crowning clorr 01 Its alievly u.i2X.tng career, sod II it is onlv carried out, us is to beliopmtlt will be, Nisisrs wul become the eurthly paradise wblcn tae Creator Intended It to be. In conclusion, could anyihlng bo more lltlni and ao proprUte tnau that the grestt-t of all Ametlcan steiut men, Jsniot Flac, ,lr si.uuht go tnunoering down to posterit- In Ine eternal roar of Magara, Hit ;rujte.l ol natural wondtK t rrcsldrnt Grant nnd hit Mick nud hufTrrlug Cell. n"msfiijoi Corrtipenfnce of til Cincinnati Com mercMi. I bad not paid muca attention to Ibe crown's hoiect slnceue slablo was destioved b urc, during the lat year ol Mr. Lincoln's brat term, wuen a tpai. of hue blooded bones, belouelug to Mr. Nlco Uy, l'rivjie becrrtary, werebuined. Alter this ac cident. Congress ajpioprlatej tut money, and tht pioient stable was bulli Tae stable Is a two-story aQatr, with a small sinxle-slory wlnv aul a ahe.i, ll.ert tre tccommooatlont for tlx or elht hor-es, cases lor btrnt-s. saudles, blinktla. wnips. Ar.. and cover for all tl e carriages a ('resident la like 1 to poeteaj. Tbt mancert ind fro.l-boxet were 01 Ute construction tnd luipr ted pattern. We found tht toic-ttlled colt in a rcotn fit could not be called a stable) In a wing atlaclud to tne main building. A temporary feed-box liaa bean put uu lu one corner, ana tbt tinw, thick and clean, covered half the surface ol the 11 lor, Oo tbe boards t ood Ibe wonderlcl cott, attended by two black grooma and a Uerinan horse doctor, ft willbt te mtmbtred that tbt l'resldent, not a great while axo, lost a fK.a llsmbletontin colt by th.it dlaea.e, and I's progress on Ibt other colt It looked upon hero wlta grim Interest. Asl have said. mo blsck grooms wert In attend snce. One wis carciully holdlui: t le coil's tall wltn one hand, and keepl g tot flies eft" her It a a awitt.1 w lib Hit other. Atfurtjetail.lt was a pretty rick looking affile The hair was nearly all oif 01 it, und the stub w,is twoilea. scabby, and repulsive. Tne groom, aa l.e atroked It up and down, informed us toat It waa a uisrt colt nl tne llambleloman breed, two years old; Hot she had never ha I any aboea nn her; thatebe wa broken to drive In a talk) that her tail waa at one Unit ver) raw; tbst she hsd shown alms ol sp.ed; Ibat her tail wss getting well fast; that ht lad no noubt she could go In three minutes when rhtwotlairty broke; t at her tail ha 1 teen so sore the could not move it; that Me. "ml l halt Urn ten auxlout about tht coll tbst aa t ,a tall waa telli' g belli-r he reeiutnl Iras ronreined; that Ihet ned a lnd of silt e on the tall, und that the doctor could te.l us moieaoout tbe mare and Her tail. As lor the colt, s'io was really a vrry hand'ome. clo.ni hradrd, stiiirht-lrerd oar hilr, about tlliren bauds hUli. ale bad a last loo about her. like her owner. Ibe doctor was nut very communicative. He teemed to think that Holland and I had come to polsou ttt colt or lo steal her a, -re tall, lie merely said Mai tl.o tore tail w a nuw dlarsso tust It w at Lot so dangerous as bad been thougut; tlut he nsed a talvo that the colt had a good appetite all II e tlmo, but that he did not allow her to eat much tUt her matt did not die ot tore tail, bnt ol Indiui matiou 01 tho bowels, and that t.,t male Lad gut nearly well of tore tall heloro dying. What It mors tm prising In una till business Is the fact that liraut, altuuucb lie arrived earl) Ibis morn ing, had t'OI oeen to the stab 0 at tho lime we were t ere tinea bit return, snd it was long alirr nuon. Ii will seem still more sstonishingwhen II i known mat he has scarcely slept since ti e colt was taken sick except whtn nnder the Influence of sedatives. Tbe sore lull seemed a source of constant anxiety and doubt. Tbt toieign war, tlm treaty, iho rovltinn 01 the thbinel, the t'onxling-Feutoa flglit, the Ne t York Lullectotthlp, lien Wade, Marshal Urowu's Eups, express packages, lloutwtll and l'leuontun, Is dear relations yes, even bis piety all were lor- 6oitrn In his corcern lor the tore tilled coll, Dally uiletlns wero sont hi n at Long ilranca ns to t le condition of tho tall, its six, geucral appearance, number of hairs loit during tlm diy, number re uislnlug, the status of the toll's appetlti her diet, tht condition of her bowclt, and -uci other (acts uh, la tlio opinion nf the doctor, would ptovt Inter 1 line to tbe d. voted owner. The Fourth In the Clnudt. The balloon Monarch of the Air, which ascended from Boston on tho Fourth, landed an hour afterward In Ibwltoury, ttuti -four miles oli'iam. James K. Allen, son of Trot. Alien of Povidones, made tn titcensloii Irom 1'rov on tlio Fourth in a small balloon. HolaudiM at Putnam, Waalilngton county, diat. nt una hundred mller, two hours alter liltatcrnt. 'j'no b .llooa caught in a tree-top In a ilt-nio forett, and young Allen, la falling to the wound, waa badly hrulaea Liter in the day, Piol. Allen, with his wife and daughier. Prof. Appleton ol the III own Unheraiiy, J U. Liugnlon 01 lot Boston UtraU, and J A. 1 iclior ol tne Trov YrM made uu uaceuslon Irom Troy In tne gre it balloon diiflter tlljmpiis, They landed In lrt'entl"l'l, tfara Uia county, last nlghi. alter 11 dll;hllul til'. Itoinnuce on ll.irliira Itlver, George Sullivan of Williamsburgh is employed at 31 lleekmuu street on a mooerate salary, llo saved Ids spare fractional notos tint ho might rule brute tbo Fourth. On Tuesday w th tbe money In hit pocket nnd hit s tetlietrt by his side ho embarked in a cockls-siiel) bunt on iho Harlem river. Wulle he was wlih uneven strukes end rvorlug to sunn the tide Hie steamer Pope C.itllu approached, His frantic strokes Inrllectualiy bat the water, and tlio siirieksuf his cimpsnlinl awakened a tin-Ill of nyiii tutay smong the bundrejs of spectators, Peter Connolly, a deck hand on the tte mer, ran to the bow, ondjuel as tl.o fsle ol the llt.le boat seemed scaled, leaped into il, nnd snatel lug tho ours from the hands of the terrltled nutn, managed to save Hie boat and Its nrcuponis. Housing cherrs creeie I Counoiij'e heroism, conaolly tltn 'uwea oil with uie prlio, T11E LONG BRANCH MCfKS. tosa rxu. oxr'Tiir. a irimn vir- XXNQ UOnSE IX A3CKIUCA. The Pnn't rrrdlcllon Terlfle d-ritlmhold, Itrgnrdt, and 1'reaknest Newhere llrll Innt hcene en the Turf-Old Kentucky Clear Ahead; Profiling by the experience of Tuesday, the Now Jirsey Sout'icrn llallroad Company made mere ample orrtnitfmetts for transporting their passengers, and lo eobscqutnee those people who went by rail to the races travel ed wltbottdlDlcaltv. The Company's officials sttlo that Ibt trade on tht Philadelphia end on tht Fourth was to enormous that It monnpnllisd the whole of their rolling toc, and tl ey were thus unable to pet enough cars on il.e Long Dranch trains. tnt oagAT otxs or tm tenr. Yesterday was a groat contrast l luesi1sy at tht races, there not belag half as many people, bat a larce number of the lea Jit g racing men were present. Among these were Leannrn Jerome, Aajast Bel mont, I). D. Witters, It. W. Cameron, John Hunter W. It. Tratrrs, tlen. Ildford, Oov. Howie of Mary I ind, Lester Wallaclc, .lonn Ilosr, IlnbertP. Mock tou, and oUers. Tntturlintn also niu.itre i In lorce, prominent among them being John Ilarucr, Coltriil of .Mobile, Hwlgurt of Kenluckt, Col. McUsnlels, and nice UcUrath. mi mirimi. stakes. The flrst rsct on the orogrsmme wat tht Hope fnl Hukcs, a dash of ball a uili lor Iwo-ytur olds. Hix runners appetred nut 01 the lourloen entoreJ and, tt this wss the first two tsar old race of tbt at.teoii, tae liltttU ot several of the vonigsters ex. clttd considerable Interest. Gen, llulord's dllj M dits, by Mtrion out of fusan Harris, wss made fivurllP. not llobbsrd and lluca len navl also many SdD orttis. The latter call was purchase! Ik Kog Und when a yearling by Messrs. Hunter A i raters It r SCO gnlneas (about ll.tino gold), nnd f rom h a mod looks snd One breodiag be appeared well north the money. L'niurtunately. liontier.l t did not got a lair rhince to show nis quatiu in t is roi, r when tlio drum lse-l MniU snd I tic hard lloe wtrt two Itngtht aiiew, of blm, wtd in eonst tucprd be c.lU nnver get to tbo front, Mwilts w!sii'- easily. The T.1m-tr. r.ST.-evr Is vtry smart filly, an.lias quick ss lig i'nlug; nnd II Is very dnubllul wheihor unytlilng cuakl li.ive beaten litr, eveu if the uad got a bailor leud-ofX. TUS UlLi lie ITS. rijht horses were suldlnl fur Ine next net, mlto heals, and Mr Colt'lll's cult, Billy tt'llltamsen. was nl otiee made n bet f.vorlte. Tht ert heat wat won rasny by Wai.dtrer lu 1: 11J;, bn Wl.lUinaon still sold lavonlo In tlio pcois. tie never had a s, ow In Il ls bent, Wanderer leading hl field such a dai cr that he wss ten loncilrs nhead at tho homo turn. Mid won under a st onzpull by Hirer lenitn li l b1. Ilils was a last linit, c ii,lerlng the a:, ul the trick Conductor nuJ W l.ua.'usoii hud a guoj atrugmt fur tecood money, Ibe luticr winning tunc. ly. rns HiNMocru ccp. Tl e next race wus tne Munmnutu Cun, two miles and a bull, winch brou-.lit ont lonr ronnera Long. lellow, 1'ieakntn. Helrabokl, and ltecads. Tin meellng or the two first ereilrd exlraordlnary ex cltemtnt, and aa t-acb horo was atrippel on tie traik he was Immediately sunoonded bv a crowd of admirers. Lnngieilow, bowever, was a but favorite, his 1 stir Insisting that be was tne best horse In Amrrics, ana celtalsiy he did rot belle tlielr laser li -ns. As was menlloned in 1 he So list week, be Is ono of the grai desl bursts er.r Kid'lled lor a race; and though in Preskness hr wus mrvtlng a bitaerto uabeatcn horse, his friends did not hesitate i i,.v J in 1 nn nl. mihkii, Tne rice Itself was oneol tbe most extraordinary coute-ts ever wllne.sed. When thej slurte l Swim sent Ininfeliow to tne front, and h cama on round tae tum snd past the stand three Icn.tl.s alitad ol Prraitness, Willi Ilclmbo'd third, lie swept by wjtli such a magnificent stride that Hie crowd on tne stand burst into a cheer, wtitei waa renewed a ben 1 n tie back streten hi raced tway till ne w is ten lengths thrsd at the half mile pole and twenty at ll-e home tt'rn. At tbej went by the stand tbt second time his Jockey Improved the pice, and be fore me Ing the qu irier polo he hcl I a lead 01 lu.ly a hundred lards. Uy this lime the otters were ail pumpel oat, 1'reakness ne n; the first to strut his llsg. From the half-mile poleLo'tgieiloWwws cased up, and be passed under ihe string 1 four-lengths Winner In I. c hollow est stita llnanab.e Halm lo'.d nod Itegards flulshed a good race home lor second cinney, which li e former secured by tvo 1 ngUis, I'rcskne-t being a long way In the rear. Tho time. 4:11V wss not last, out then tt must be Uxen Into t.c, ouit that LonzlePo ran the first mile In l:4Ti und took thluga easy for Iho rest of lut distance, llclow Is a at'uuAnr. Moikoctu Fakk. July 5. Ins Hopeful Platte of IMiai-u. p. p.. wan m M4did. lor two.or-oUl 1 ball a mile lse.itr,e. Uen llul iM'acl. r. Mallta.9' 9 lis I Uanti.r Tiavcr's b. e. Hucd n. Ut as, tc Adams, 2 M II. handlord'a cli. I. by King l.tar. dam oy bC tn- lso,louanue 3 II. r. sitUratti s d. c llicuard Itou iou a awi u.,., u l. C snd II. II. I'sraa's bt. I. L'xperleuicUake, W as., nerrian 0 U. Mcluiiura cit. c. Uahoaru. Iwi a-., i aiitic,- o T lmo-5H- netting. 7 to 4 against Malua. I to 3 againit Hob bard. 0 iu t agaiusi Uuci.len.J iu I i.'alu.l r.ipi-.lcuco csn. und ;d io 1 sgjlust Iticiiard Itoe hAua liar I"ur,e of 1 100. lor all agest mile heats. D bwigert'ach c. Wanderrr. 3 years, uj aa. s.Us 1 I W to inh'scn cllilly Wlllismaon, Srcan.uo as Lakeland a 1 V It. Ilaocuvk'. b. c. Conductor, year, lut tt... Jas. Itonotiue's ch. b. banlurd, ti yoara, US a, Uau t.T 8 I Denisoo Cm iloid'a t,. I. uy Ccnaor out of I'sito, ye us, 103 as.. Urrnan...., I i D. alo.'uou's p. ui. Albuers. 6 years, 11a aa..iIlou- tie y 9 8 l'eti-r tl ii ke'a b. a Tjrlanu, aged. IIS a... Woous. dis. jou. Innianrum'ach. f. utvriauc He lo, 3 year., Ht Sa., McLaugUitn Ola, Tune I l. I:'9K. Cctttug 7 lo 4 ou Wul am.un uuainat tht field. Artrr Aral iiesi- lo 4 against 1 aadrer. uu t to i a.aluat Virl.siliaiil. Sauk Hat The Monruontb Cop, value 11.500, adlrd tou swetataai-s of tJi run, p p t the ircond io te lo.ve X-UI, anj tae tuird siauiuiii,i ,ue Hukob. two nuns and a half. Fulton sun-crioers. Jobn Harper's br. c Loug.cliow, 1 years, 104 as. Sw'm 1 M It. HaPeock's cb. h. Iltliuoolj.a yeri. 111 as., Alrcielland 1 D.J Crotaa'a p. t. negates, I tears. luS as., Laice- U i 3 VI II. s.ulurd's b, c. l'leakm-.s, I ycra. lH Ba,ila. wood 4 I line-S II V ItettlnE-S to 4 on Lonrfellow. J to I axslnst I'rcsk. nesa, to tu 1 sgatast llelmuolo, and 40 to 1 agaiait Itegards, TUC SllOOltiH'.S 111LL O.l.VW. A Unld on a Laser Ilrrr Mnloon (Jalng Threnth Ihe Till, and Wounding the Fro prlclor rstalsvart bereraut Loonle. John Blauck, a peaceable German, keeps a hirer ooer ta'oon at S East Twenty-lourlh street. Yesterday aflernton, Slauck's saloon was invaded by John Donobae, Michael McTsgue, George Ready, J imes Donohue, and anntner rufflan of tbe Shooter's IT ill gang. Tlity diatik their till of lager and re lated to pay for It. Heady then stationed himself at the door, which ho closed. Join Ponohue dealt Stauck, w bo It a smsll m in. a stunning blow on the face, knocking blm down. Jami a Donohue, Michael McTagne, and tbe unknown ruffian thtn ransacked the money drawer of 33. Btnuck made a desperate effort to regain his liberty. Join, nouuhtit seized a l.igrr brrr glas and striicx Inm Willi It acroas fin nusr, cut lug it seierfly. henna Dt Loonle seeing the door closed thought something was wrong, llo buisl tbe duor open, whereupon the robbeit attempted to eacaoe. Thoy were cut ufl by tiie bergennt, who placed hunstlf lu the doom ay. tieelng that the Sergeant had no club, they made an assault upon him. John Donoune was knoCAOd down. The Sergeant, who Is a power ful man, arrested the brothers Donohue and Michael UcTagne, whom br brougiit sa'elr tu ilia Twenty second street station. Ittidy aud tho other rualaa eecapoi with tbo I'M. A brqnrl to the Norirwllt IlmiU Robbery Five Year In rsluc ring. William Okell, who bad been convicted of huowlnglr receiving bonds which had been stolen from the Korwalk National Ilauk, wss called yes terday for sentence. On balng asked by tnt Clerk the usual questions, he said tbst he hjd prepared a statement which his counsel would read. Okell asserts that tie filed all lists of st lrn bonds la bis ofllce, but had never teen, until Just before his ones t, tl e Norwalk Bank robbery Hat. He re cilvedtlie bondt Irom a man gltlnghia name at John Harrington, for whom be bad negotiated loan, lit declared bis Inuocence, aud turew him self up n tlio mercy of the Court. Juiire Catdozu, In passing sentrnce, tnl I thst ti e Jury had pssaed upon tho queation of mii.t or luno ri nco, tnd that lit cuuld not rinew their detrrmln allun. Tho offence wus one becoming very com mon In this roinmunlty. Wittiont the lacillty of the receiver mere would be vert lew tbelta. Ho am ttuced tht prisoner to Urc jeais In bute I'rlaon, 1'rorlninntliin or the Trrnty of Wuslilnztoii, till tht l'l caidtil of tht L'ntttJ ikllf of Amti cj. A rBOCLlUATIOH, tVhereaa. a treaty between tbe Onltot Btatet of Aiecnca t nl Her M.ijeily the cjueen ot Hit Itnluil Kingdom ol (treat llriiaiu and Iru ine, conci-rnlut Ine st til ment of all ca.e. ol diitrronce b-tweea the two oounlrii-a, waa concluded and anruiidal Wo-iungiun ty the llun C iiunilBMonera and plenipntentisnes of the riainrilve tloverniiieius mi 1 1 Hi Is nf M y last, which Itealv is word lor won! as luilawst Here Unlaws the '"a'i i wheresa llio said trealy nas been only ratlflM on hotu pans, snd il.e rond ve raunrniiiMis of thu some waie exthnna-u in Hie cllv of la.i.d oi ou the aev miieentn da ol June, isil, t y linnet I' ihi iriici, Knvoy I'xtraerillntiv and Mud, .or 1'iculpolenlinry .of t o United Mites, an I Hail ilranvllle, Iter MiOes y s I'mi ennui hecreisr nf Sia'e lor Koreun Ana r, on the pail or their roapertlveUuteinuienis i Now. therefore, be it known that 1. 1 hsses h, (Irant. Proaident ol tne Umie I Males of Amei lea. Ii.ivj c.maeil Ihe said treaty to be ma lejiuhlic, to the t-nd tbst tbo same, and ererr elauae and nrlirie thereof, may ne oo true! aud lulllll'd Willi tnod laltu by tho Uulled Buns sua tho citisens l iiere.nf. 1 1 witness wncrcof, I hive hereunto set my hsnd. and ranted Hie asl of ihe I'nlted Mites to ne niflsu I. Douelnthe city or Waslrinxton, tins fourth dav of Jnlv in tbe vesr of our Lord one taouaaud eiglil hun dred and eventy-one. aud of tho Independence of the liuued Males Hie ninety sixth. V. 8, UtIA.NT. Uy the I'. rstiiuntt Uahiltom I uu Rtcrctaty of Rials, XilJf MCKFORD'H NT.tr TiAVJt EI,H. The Wllllamabnrih Iloyt Ilerrat Ihe Forest Cltr mt Cleveland hr 4 to 3 A Decision thai Fouled Ihe Hpeclnlore. Yetterday afternoon the Forest City Club of Cloreland paid their teennd visit this season to New York, snd played their tecond game with the Eck ford Club. Their recent magnificent victory over the Mutual! had given the Eekford Isdt an amount of confidence In their own powers which thoy would not otherwise have hid, considering tnat the last gsme they played with llio Clevelinders ter mlnitod In favor of me latter with a scort oi 7 to 1 T tier consequently wont In to win without fear, bat with a proper feeling ol respect lor the abilities of Ihelr antagonists. Considering the fine exhibition tbe Kekfords made on Titos tsy, It w-it surprMni to see to small tn asomblo:e of spectators on t e ground lo witnesa this game, there not being more than 600 or TOO persons present, Those, howover, who had tho good fortune to be there witnessed a splendid snd most exciting game, tht strofglo being cl ito and Interesting up to tho last moment. 1 hit tho fielding on both sides niuit have been good is evident Irom the fact that ten In nings wtre pitted, and then Ibe score was only 4 to S. TleKckford hots completely outflelded their powerlul opponents, enly allowing thtm to oltaln one unearned ran oat of the three msde, nnd this too notwithstanding the Clevelander mado their first base ten times In t'ae count of the game, long kisArrsiinrrH'iH rxHTSD on Ihe part of the spectators aa to bow tho last man of Hit Cloreland atnt was decided ont, and llio-p persons who had belted the odds on the O evelsnd men would fain litre turned Ibis doubt to some ac count by kicking up a muss, but Mr. Chsrles Mil. a wus firm In his decision, and whst Is at Ml more to t e purpose, he wss perfectlr correct. The diffi culty arose In the following manner I The Bcklnrds were irst lo the Pat. and having made ont run In Ibt tenth Inning, left tht Clevelsndtra one run to make to He tho rams, or two to win. l'aber wis that lo tLe bat. and was taken If 'Jidnoy i n tht fl". Crletna tben made I la on a clean lilt pa.l short tk'-i. t-d Jits was allowed to run for eili K-nUll followed Catleton at Ih- u..C knit wot Weil I, ken by Sandcll on the fly. This made two men out. und tne excitement of course was motl intmsr as l'ralt went up lo lak Ms plsi-r it Hie Wir .Ir He struck at nnd hit ono bnli. whlcn Mr Mills r illo I foul, II passing over HicusV tl.o caiclior's, head, fiow, the rules slsle thst nnr p-rsm rnnnlnc the bases must touch bis li wh, never a lonl null Is called, and rem, In on his baseantll after the ball has lodged In the hands of His tltcner. Hiss may have returned and loncho I bis base alter Mr. Mills calls d foul, run If to be lelt II oeiore Ibe bill was re turned to Martin. Ol this 'act tho Sum reporter was a witness, and called Ihe Attention of his nrotn cr reporters before Mirtin tltined the next ball. M.lttin doilhtl'M obse red tula ss well, snd it was t ereiore Ins point to pit, b such n ball us Prstt eeuld lilt, In order to Induce Hiss lo run, and he did pilch a nice easy ball, which Pratt drove to tberlrht Held, and Hiss ran like a streak of luhlDln. round tin bases, coming borne amid tremendous cl.cerlu;, as t at run would lu-e lied Ihe gnne. Whin Martin, however, revived tie ball liesnl It to first bnsr, and Mr. Ml t. who had evidently also been obwciving the same; point, 'gave llass out lor not tooct Ing bis base alter the prerlons foul Mt by Pratt, Ibis polt.t had been ctrrluilv wstchrd by toe ump.ro and overlooked by the majority of the spectators as well nt so-ne of the playrrs, til ol whom wrre so much excited tbut tney could not quite comprehend how tt wss llass was declared out and tne Kekfords declweil the winners Tne mem bers of the gold ring were, of conrwe. In a high state oi virtuous indignation to think they bad lost thtir money, but ti.e ubuvt are the facts of tbe cute. tng oauk. The Clcvclsnlers did nut make their tpeesrince on the criiuud until 3:13, hot H soon as they ai riled Mr. Mills ol Hit ex-cnnmplon Mutual nine, was so lected as umpire, and tho game commented at 8.D0. with tho Kekfords at the b it. It was exlremoly lor lunate, as matters turned out, that u gentleman whoso impartiality nudoubtcd, an I who posst.srs such a clear know lei' uf tbe ru.es of tbe g.tnir, wat selected to Oil t e it'on of umpire. In too ni st Inning a wild pitch and a passed ball gave tee Kek fords one run, but II ey, by a besatlful iiouulr Play between Nelson, Swumltll, and Allisuu, gut rid uf the Furest t it t men w Itlniu! run, Tbe second Inning was a whitewash on both sides, but In the third Ihe Willi. im-bur-h, pits put t.n one more run through a muffed tout b iund by Jim White, and scatn wullewaahed their ooponeufi Tho Kekfords, however, were wuitewashed lu the fcurlh Inning, tnd tne Poiert City men tie 1 tie gtme by t uitlng un two ruus, lor one ol w bleu thev wero Indebted to a muff by She. ley. The Cel log nt on butb sides was now ruperb, not a single luu bring ma e on either side In Hie next four innings. As li e Kekfords went lo H,e bat for Hie ninth time tbe excitement w treat, and when they scored ono run through a mud by utton. there was a tremen dull- cl eer, us the spectators booed the Clerelvidere woul t be oi ce n ore whitewashed and the F.'-ktords bo declared the vlclots, Sullon, Lowevor. by a fine two-base hll, followed by a good lilt by Jolmaon, cime home, tvlng the came, and tut next three Cleveland men went ontiu the order of striking. A tenia Inning was then rttolvid upon, altnongli the Furesl City mrn did not wish II, button having hurl himself while running the basse In tht prsvious in ning, A muff by Bass csrn tbt Eckfurd boyt one more rnn, and then the C.evtlan.l men went to tnt bat. wild what teaultbaa already been detailed. icxroiD. o ii.ln.TB ronisT citv. onlnTn. Alllsou, UU 4 I 0 0 While, o 3 ail stsrtin p 3 3 1 1 Alliiou. c. 1 10 0 0 Nelsoa.il 0 4 0 0 0 I'atior. I. r. .1 1 0 0 (ii'dney I. f I 0 0 0 thkrlelon, lal b....1 1 3 4 rwandell.tld b....J 0 I I.KImaad, lid b 3 0 0 0 lllcaa. c 4 0 0 Oll'rs'l, p :t 0 3 3 l lurmau.r f 3 0 1 1 -union, 3a b 3 t 1 1 lloiuawi rtu, s.s.,.3 1 0 0 .lonnsou. r. 1 3 0 1 t bhtillc),CI I 1 1 Slhua.B. s J 0 1 I Totsl 30 "ill Tola's SO 1 il 13 INX1NOS tit. Vd. 3d. uh. 5.h 6:n. ith Bill Mh. 10th, Hcaloid.... 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-1 Furest l li v 0 00 3 0000 1 0-3 Umpire-Mr. l Mills. Mutual t'luh. lime or game t limn mid 43 mluules, ltuus earucJ-tcMord 0i 1'oir.l cily. 3. J-OlTl:lt'S J1003I. Ex-Judge Sltmrt'e Apprnl tn Judge Prntt A llrelslon llxpected To-dny The Ur form l.rugue't Appeal lo (2nr. llolliiinn. Ex-Judge Btuart applied to Judge Pratt of Brooklyn yesterdav for a stay of proceeding In the Foster case. Mr. Stuart sutported bis bill or ex ceptions wlih an cit, tided argument, and District Attorney Ganln replied In behalf of Iho ptoplt. Judge Fratt will decide today. rnx ntroRU lsaous ro ing aorgRNoa. From 7o-dav'$ XattonaJ Standard. Xrmorialto tht lion. John T. loffman, Ooremo' cf tA .sniu i AVu 1'ot I-. Inorhait of a Committee of tbe New York Perotm !,e-ue tae nn .eiailgued rcau-ctlully snd eat neatly re quivt Uiat tht seniencu of tlesth upou the gallows, oow binding mstn.i tVillism Foster, a iitiiauet l.i the Tumi a of this city fur tbo murder u, Avery .D. Pui asm, may tie roiiiinntrd li lmnlonmnnt. til tne horrlhl crime commuted ty uld Fo.rr we say notluutf lu mltlsati n. lu common sun our lellow c use-is. we al.o pnluliMy realiai- tor .nuctirity nod peril to wlneh all rr rxpo i while crouii sis are uu restrained Iu t.au light uf us inatury. in rout ea-ilou witu the clmr oi m iraer, we do n.ii. n iwerer. Puilcvo In eailal iiuuialinielil as an ulttcacloua eorriclivo. It la In itself out ae ilM-rale. oltlrial mii.Uil bi ineMatet aiullatlikn 1 iimicAl to Intfdl tste.nl s rt-i-n ine an t an tullglitrnnd sluteaiiianatilp, aud lo tad exlttcuc or s true llirt'iniB civilisation. Aa lii,e piiieia lie." ao do cxrrutlnna upon the csl I iws.l mil a u Hie murdrum, stoiii lu paa,l inaleinen, ant fall to exert a rei training Initu nee. oy t irrr tymj eaample ueun IIiont moat in n -ed. Th-Ststc as-ured-Ir, la airoeg enougli lu rrtra.n Hit individual cnuil not. nod la iTerrnt fntltiei deprrilntioi,,!, Oi un Inset! nite periud ut loorintiuent. Sleniiwiuie. bt an eulubi euo.i, a irquate i risen diaclnltne. audi aa it la tne prerogative of a Ciriauao emulation in devue, there r- mains tie opportunity to r. lorin and tn save the rntnlnal. and thus to ricmpluv. tor tae Individual wel fare and for ll:e put llo good, not Hie revenge und hnr. bsrisin of the gallows, out tut auoerlorny o arutional, l.miiuiia imli,. nf ffiiLinnicrit, Ihri .ur.rriilnp.a .111.I in. tioUtiiit yofhumau lite. Invon.br virtue of yonr p sltlon as Oovernor nf thenutt, is veaim tnt power of discretionary elem euey. Ineraaeof Foster, lu wnoae hetialf we add e.s to tun Hits men or tl. la one which we tuiuk should ti allowed especially to appeal lo your Judgment and sinu athr t ,r the i-xercbe f Ibis Kxectitlie cleiuciicy. lie attlrms. and doibtlcs wltn entire sine, rn and tiuthiuineli, lost he hsd nn lutention f miirdenug llr I'u nam. llr had partaken freely of Hitoilo linx dilals, and. forthe tune, was uncnu-o.niia cit tiie terri tie mipurt of lua cuuduri. Wo do not plead Ula luioxi. callou iu exleuualloa ol the crime ut murder which see -mean ot it. We wodtd, however, appeal to von that, as Hie State, wnu-e t nief Kxeeiilivo v use, le.ni Isj and proteeta Hie diam aoopa will, n lured the criminal to lot xica, Hon and leu i orary Insanity, ton ma nily cooaidertht Male na. at lesa J outl reapoiiaioie lor ibe murder, and thus and annuo warrant, In Inia inalauce, fur lue eierci.rot the clemency .tin He beraiely to late the l.fe of Fo.ter on the llth of July, aa lua t, tiding sentence requires, wou'd nut oaly dj u und nt luetl a haroar am wnlch would mock our pretenalona to Curialian culiure snd civiliialinii. put would iiut tba tiltio. w men yuu oiHclally rtpreetil. In tho inexcuaabla atttludo of a muiderer nt unewhom, b Its lee ul roi plieity witii His urnin shops, it nsd It self teinpted In the eominisalou ot eriine. May we rrapecmilly remind you thtiynnr position tn thtt conlingenty. Involving Hit Ufa an-t Immortal dceuny ni a buinsnsuul. Isonuol le itlulruauonrinility. sudot raru ui-poriunlty for bcouncoiict. It. at you may use me auinonty with whlcn you srr Intrusted lor the nrrseriailon, ratuer Ihan Hit d strui'liou ot huinsn life, and lor ihe llln trail n and vin licatlon nt a hum me. eulightent I, and Christian noltrv In dealing witu criminals, it the earnest prater ot your memorial, ista. AAIIHN M, l'OWLLL, Cuairniaa, Mitr F. Dsvia. boiietary. hiw tuns. Juiy 5. 1ST William Foaitr wss ylslled by an old echpo' matron Tuesday alter noon, and whllu speiklnr ol the daa of his voulli 1.0 wopt bitterly. Tins la thu (list time since his Inipilsnnincnt that ho has shown any weakness, He reads the newspapers, rats hearlll), and is vl-lled Ii) Ids nl e aud Hie Her, Dr. lyng every day. He still bns hopes of a newtrlil or stut ul ptoceodlngs, u'llwlthsUndln. tht Hlisilff takes cliar.e of him to diy. 11 OVlt .1 Of 1.KISVKB. Music In Madison t-quste Hits evening. The 1!. I), llssslord Association picnic to-day iu Jones's tl ood. The Oofty Oooft Club will Pave a jolly picnic In the Real iiiter i'srk on IlieJOth Inst, Tl e female parasol ami umbrella makers liavo their plculc at Lton I'atk next Monday. Tuere will be an interesting exhibition of magic Eteturea at Kmanuet Church, Fifiv-saveiiHi street mid exlngton avenue, for the benefit of Uis Sunday school, mu trsniax. gsgsgsH H THE l'liESUENCY. orriCE-noT.iiEits' ca Xtnnj 1 'or Pretident USELESS S. GRANT, THE PRESENT-TAKErt. The Old Mory-Ilrllrr lor Mr. (irrrl,-.,., Flllor orihe Trlhuno limn l'rr., from the Abi I Wuvnt u n Wo Indst upon it that tbi'coiintrv e m i .i tnbivru man, wiel ling suc'i t in.i r 1 the moln, shorn of Ms lreeslh I. i loo of lhal modern Drill h, I i,- p, ,i T he very day l.o goes tnerr, in. i n Il.e couutr) is cone. Tn hoiir- he i i, lew good men lo ciflco, I ul lor tt ry mm m, k he makes a hundred others ilt er"eriitin i,nl To be sure, be cun i,tlmlnlt"r tne gov n'w, and buns.Hy, ind oulaidrrs ulll Pr all Hi -Islent in Ihelr tlurges o' Inefllcti ncy an 1 Hut lucre tro pknly ol oil er u en to d .m u not a ainglt one ol them c.nld ru the i the Trllun efflre. It is not lie-u lust l'residenliai chair le, but ihe i-iimmiI e n ro tl TnbUM mure, that wr won' I ru ii ler il j mn-V tune to the lb publican partrnnd I iec tntn if (ireeley tnouttl exchange tne ono Inr His otief rpere wastiever a I mo wl-rn II wa- so n-e sirrts' navragrrat uatlnnst Journal like llr fii'm r( Intelligence, courage, nnd mnnd p iter -urrti lealic makB it a constant and wlinlenmr terror to pusm ctil-doers If the country l finally ,revmi( lri. being brourht under the IcrilUe tnetitors'iig ol those far serlnr, inssirrly rsscds who at prrmi hold 11 e n.elrcpoiis of the cotintiv an I tae Mneei New York under elicit ltrr-llliilr an I Inintt.'si sway, It will l,r In rotiatq icntt ol Ihe tern' ini thunders of the Tnbut t Hence, much ns we vtotij llkr to see Mr. tireeley I'rel lent, we woo I retrn It on the mound that Hit Itenui Iw-sna an 1 the cots Iryratmnt ll sflord lo plsce on lite retire.! h.loni ol Ihe most dteaded snd consuaunite g -nrrals la tbe tield. A A' Kir T1CKKT. I'ornildnbln aliiveincnt Atuoug the (Irrmnst ','rtrl Sehiirj. a I, ruder-Wlliliiin M. l.vjrls lor President nud Joliu Oulc.) Jr.m tor Vlrc-l'retlilBiif. The up.toivn people, and particularly tbe Ocr. man rlcmrntln Hie cit), havo been liol ing mertloct uf late Willi a slew of puttlnr forwat Jcindldaiei lor the Presidency and Vico-I'ra.l lency. The leiJsri of tl e movement aro V.t Mayor Havemeyer, (lor, Solomon, and .other prominent Ocrmaas wbo I.iti been gathering at statod times sectclly st PeOer. mania Asavmiily ltooms, Tney lmld ameeflogtMl evealng forfurtter dlacusslun, and hope lo-nliHUj effect what will culminate In a goi.cral cw.voi.tloo at people throurhout the country wno are ol t ie air man persuasion, which will nominate the pelt el Il.e party In this city. Tho parly h is settled upon the lion, wm st Erarts and the lion. John (j ilncy Adams for Presi dent an I Vie-I'resld'nt. T.ioy hold t.nt tbrse men are unblaseJ In politics and that tliey ut lib eral men. A Sc.i reforler has spited t large tivntm ol promt ncnt Hermans iiotng tuslnres In this cit;, sol flndt that tl-ey are gcnera.ly decidedly In favor ol this movement, and dlapoieJ lo do their utoiiiit ward advancing Iho Interests of the candid itM. Bit since Tux buir has holstod tbe aamt of His great tnd good Horace Greeley, a large proportloa ot In Germans are disposed to go la for hltn, aa t eifsrlf support him on his excellent merits. A member ot me organixatioa wnicn uas pet tor wsrd this movement told toe Suit reporter (bat Mr. Evatls had receatly beta Interviewed on tbt top. Jret. and upon learning that It wss not a oovsmsot confined to Kew York city, but general with tbt Germans throughout the country, lit tatlnatcd Hut tlo ofier would not be objectionable to hltn. It li understood Ibat Mr. Ktittt will appeal at OsnnialA Assembly Rooms at an early day ht bss so Inti mate I, and will address bit constituents on lbs qutstions at l-iuc Tbe meeting al Ibe Germula Assembly Hooins to-night is expected to bt eat tl conseqnenre. It will probably take decisive soartt on tbe subject. TUX .OVX.XXT A ATI0AL OKI. Toe following letter bat been written by a proa Inent German of thla city I to (At aYrfUor of tht Bun. Sin: Tbe movement toward a reform In At munlctua! government of onr metronolit lastltntsi some months since by amass meetlag of citizens la Cooper Institute, la which tbt Hon. Wllhsat M. Evarts to ably expounded tbt ten linov wilc't Hie rttorm pally must adhere to this movement hal taaen a wide r range and grown larger In Its propor tions than the crlgiaitors uf the simt biro ever drcsmtd of. It Is a notable fact thst Hit Oermta rress of this country, and trore especially of tba West, hart made tne ''council of political rstor-a" s subject lor extensive discussion, snd tart sug gested that such a movement would as wtll be fl.tt J to our national affaire at to tht municipal govita ment of this metropolis. It Is anptectdentti la tat eany history of any party Ibat t J many oroialyltt Irom both the existing parlies bars fbckoJ loviuJ the ranks of a t Ird ono yet In Its Infancy. t Thoatlerman Democratic press In Hie East sid West, which has shown a progrtstlvt spirit ever since Hit defeat la 'CD. hat hailed tht new coiuima of conservative Itepubllcaolsni and liberal D'-n icrs cv ns a resurrection from political do no, while Hie Itepubllcsn leaders of the cunservatlvt wls hastened to maka friendship with thsir former ess lnles. Tury huve been aided In this work uf aaltai and hsnnony by Ihe arbitrary and pirllai deraeasor ol the Adinuilstrstion, tba result ol whlcn has bail cleailj shown by tne last dtDatet In His beoils, where tho scknowl idge.l lesoers of cooserTt ttve ItrDUhlicmism did not htsltstt to Join win Pit liberal Democrats In their efforts to dsleat tl.s Vu isinous aciemes of the Gotsrnment. Tot prom iient acrmant of both partlts art naw workiaf runesilv lo permanently establish the reform pr t- lu onr i.stiai.al aflalrs, and In the en.olug cam paign the Utrmnn press of both factions, ihruat) tneir leaders Scliura and Darnzer of el. Loun, Hasaaurex and Slalio of Lliiclnnatl, Silboll of Ui vonport. Dr. llrunck of nuffalo, V Iienttor of Milwauare, tnd others will curerfullv give their suoporl to any candidate whom tbo r form party may recognize as tho man to succoss'uuy cjir, out t.irlr. programme of ilber.iliain aud projron. The Orange I'nrnde IJiirtllon-A Connnuitil ,1lnn ou the Itainpiigr. To rannatightmmof .Sac i'otk, 1 1 i hIi iiii-u should rcfialu fiom interfering will Oranpemen, p-irttcularly Connaught lrl imrn. Those Omnge tlglits always I are been I e'wecn tin Orangemen and a pock cf Jew faced, peddhn tros keen ratine. North or Iieland uiongrvl Iriabmia wLoie Hood Is a cnnglotorratlon ol the votal kltl ol Irish, Scotch. Er.gllsh, snd Dai.fli, sad w ho hill Conn.mghlnien with Ihe Intenslit of V c fromwel ban Iioundlieuds ul the lo Couu.iujl.l or 1UJ" lllues. T Lvte It another clas of I.rlnster tu-li of about tic s.iine h isiurd blood ns Ihe Norlh, ths. more vriii'iiiows If possible against Conn m P"' p'e, cud Mill another park of Munsler men with I No, 13 br ocur stuck un Ihelr toucue, snd tilth t'til How or co the day, T Im." aud ti eir t omo Llll.ti Johui na come hitber oo, Johanna, till the bo.a 'ill see oo," who Uutalize, mimic, and rnndnwuics' niughtineu, and are always ready to kno-k lni.i rtiu.tl.lly ua tho bead with tht most luimunl weapon, "Villnra tn tA Trl.h ranse srr now and slwirl hsve been among the peoplo nbuve nmn I, put ra lirly amorg the Letnster ditty Danish, an i lin.i Irish bloodut the Pale." The Hp oinuts of Uister, Lelnr ter. and Mom'er, have been manv. but their true pairiola very l ia cmpirlson to ihelr vilt Iratturs, II tbtrrejudlco against Com.au thtmen wis con fined to iht Itinerate of the provinces of lister, Lelueier. and Muusier.il would not tie tub id. U'S l est euncitod ot the tbreo named prutn.re", mfiul Ing il.e priests, sro so preju ilce.l t nt not lon.rn"'; priests In New York huvu suted that thi-y w 'nil not stand in tho tamo clt'e nt col o-' inn with Ciiunauglil etudeuts. I'ruof fortinoui. i u "'Taerc'isnoctrthlrreason forthlsprrjudlref l"J Conn.iug t. only beeaue Ihey art m-'ie t jni purer Irish than the other t'ireo p oviuci niurht proJucesuo traitots io Irclmd. I -er sra Irish to the backbone, wiliinut gas. palaur ner. In Connaught lh) Uvo In wlih their Pruto.lsni mUibora u .W i nauxhl, when Iho Orangemen raise their inn -0 ..r (i esm i.o. in d.UJiice of snd'. a the Connnuifl.tnifii, mo I oiiiiaiuhtineii such a walloping lor Hire;' or 'our uc'ra. II..I in.do an end uf It. II Ce N, rib of Irelin.l plo bad I ne P im k hiHid tu no tin. Mini, they "J.",. trouble I with Hran-"-' A Ionnaiujima. I PuiLAPcti'iilA, duly d Hove n Donor Treul.d Uuiindrd Hot. Jo tht till or oi Mr -su'i- Put, Ye.terday forenoon a hd who bad bees accidentally shot in the leg, with Hi- nssia'snce ol uu associates called on Dr MH-munl .tennm. of ID.) We-t Forty ninth Mrret. for me.lnal .U"B danre, The doet'.r hu'oit etmiining the WiuaJ. qucatlonod tlio lad thu Aro)ocrlolkse.ltlij V and as .In mother richer Hun your I uhrr An, i t o Hon. had been an'o,ed Hie I id Inru- l with Hut coni'ortuig eoK'nilto". "J moved Intn lo that anpD lb- ts.nod) "ia.1- and then, if i eces...rv, ma "l 1B1U, w.tl is u lie w dep-irture -anteti I eantiot but .ui" meet tuo cundemn .1 "n ot t-' V'"" '"u Nw York Juli 5. r M

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fflli; HUDSON CHUUCinYAIl. ',r r.trntn o'sviufAS' vtahsiiVt V OV1 rnOM II ALTAR. .-m.nlmllon tr Order of the lilslioj. l"u." I.I rlo.d -mil lb. M-leon. i rats AKolo.lJi-l'-ll'l'"' Jrfllo.isr nil,! !nrr Tronblf. til the llotlom of II All. WtiftTtl Hottt, llulon, Jtilr ."-.-For some 'lln ,h Umeeltrof Stud Tll, persons who (lnoromost conaplcuocslt ,r0iit'.s ire Falher O'Sullivin ititl j? f finrn-tj of tli Kmni Catholic riott-li or IlaJ-n. number of their tnrill ,a,i Suntlirt, .1, re cflM in Tin sr.. ill turDunces bare been crrtitrtl oUiJ ehurct doors, a mob hatlnt eollrctfil i-irt fr lb pi.riiir of krc-rdn of" of thr sicre j Uis r4,u,r' P1"1" O'Sn'lirsn, and bla as- ,M(it. for, ma contents ll n, Irajrno.v ii .xkIoA In U'f ciiarc:i In liitrojuclng politics Inlo 1 lit pnlpiVor '-,lt'lUon ln n"'"1 belonging A n ib nJ ,or 0"1"' R,a" 1u'nce- Al cii tii p octal riot was threatened. I'ptotlie fttjilnic. loweter, no ulowi bare btcn itrock i i; inter but tli rebels, at ther are called, i Lit 'H O'Sullltan anJ his party out ol tbsosrCf oitip. and It has since been closed i tiJerll- rerctend talhrr's orders, rout being per liraieJ In lis tin. ale reIJ?nce tor thou Who be h'm Irnceenl of the rffrnre" charged. H It A I TATIIKn o'tl'LUVAlt IIA1 DOtfl, Tt .l C r is tr.u te near the tuttot't r.-slttencc Id A Kn ilr'rt It wai bat t twenty rejta ato. tl rain f nel being Father ll-.warJ, wno, owing tu cnuta mis.iei d and drunkenness, waa dtsmlsiutl. ruLtr O'stll.Ttm wan arrolnted ln bli att'd seven lM jt irs afb, bt tba preum Aivhblstwp of Now 7wi, Ibcti I'Ubop i.!"nr. Until w Ithln t: e pat ttn rtsrs e erytnlni baa cone on amonlhly cnoucl). td ibe cliunli ran criat'r Inereaaed, Father O'tul- I ii i ai i ill 40 ;nn old, ol median heizbl. 1tm s! i:iM. cn.l lie cates alrrplr IhlonRlilila apecta c Hip eprpfon "f lita It that of it mm of mr n 1 qn c 'r nrirjui nt ani I ircly iteroloped iCAiinirt Hi ay tiitt uilimout Hot I11T0 l'eu ffr"d b tbe opwxlm partr, who n Imi InU.tl d torn red r I ine, awl llm rivercml tenll"iii n ud i 1 li 1 wa any tuts lataprlrv. I bl liclc I 11 nil. V,t i.iii; ihejr date no c in. il Ibrm oaml to lifi Ii IumI nnlrike in lie V d lieter Ii Hi' the Ciianei" 0! d ng 11 jxjIii." CNMronTiir Exci.fpcn. T' t trrerrnd tatt rr conilniH l lhvroba Itii a I leniiig ne uoat ine lor anino lime nmunx a e ti. n 01 mt coiiirnriiinn. 11 I can call tiiein an. T..U ery aeulnni atterocd mjaa, Ona loan lai 1: Ii r rao'a 01 It ull, and ti othr labrla hard 1 1 1 ei-n Irtl away by 11 no. Our first Ulllerrnce ,ni" titon.h oiynoi aecrt1iiit cerium mm wio up I iu itfjnie u en.bcit uf 1 )io ienipcrji.ee to tirtr l Ich I Ii.. U birii luilrnir.rnlal In or;unillK, ni d ucaue 1 direudrd t aocicty from aiU'nalnc th p octaion on the occasion of riecoraiuif tie triii a clrr'imrn of HIITtrint dtnomlnatloua ir. re 10 toki t art In tl e c-rei"onT and I, a n incin t-r 111J trk-lol the C ilolic aim, could t.ot at tend, nur .How Iipui 10 ilo o. 1 1 ite iinllntoaa) jcaii.n the 1 roco-alun, only taa!ilinld be noikinr afiii at my ciiiircU nu.-e I la r'ttlclpute In any crrtm(.ny w. m n but tbe liltii llc aertlcca .re tn loJ. Wl.t n, fi r 1a.11 fit me new C 4pitul curntr a one wu laid Ibi- ot nr fl r, pilot ol llio tharc:i. in ulrect rlatal.on o 1 1 v iw( 1 tl-niied t te cciabratiun an I In 'tct. u 1 f 1Mb IIkiiop; ao ya te;iliil I .ii nui j jv t m KiDUnt 01 any prejudi on tnr part mi uatcoKTCxTs' lkadurs I The malconienia ot my flock hart teen I d amy 1 H ill nun IVoncy, miu naa iltl ncru but a em r I tar aid lulii'raid. nholaa truilerot tiiuchumi. I Tai 'e two men trnl to work to harn me titn uiy i cunirt Hon, but they Inflnenti-d only ate l;no Iidi and bad mas. Lie men ll.al were uni 1 1 ine in join tie J'oal Al.ellnrnre Uoct:ty wonld not wniuti .t tLry were men;uf bit! cb.rac at. ana I ka tl at lie Hiiald nut keep tleirpiedc, and tut tl.cy hi uld daiiu;e 1 10 adclety." W in iikio w .y the tualcoutrnta bad aecuiol lii'n il in antrupnatlng tbe moneja bolun iltii! to tbe ebnc 1. ti.e nTi're d lamer aala: 11 ereia nu trcfi !i.LMcr in the a.ory My accunnlt barj jeen aairufca el.ij vcar.auJ tent In toilie lllthopand utj.t-m ul the .uueietioD. flint rjld lellt an loliiiiitii tie when Le tuys tnat te ba not aeon my Liiuuni" 'ur llio put year. U'Uf, here tbey ere, ei.Lei b; unierli nl the otner trn'tte ,llull 1 lArcvon hire rrcnliutd.) I 6. it, uktn un.y a pari u.'ni HlK"'I. Jl.l'JU a year, lor aorae time. a. I waa wiliinc tu Uu all I cunld for tt.e LOd if my chuici 1 i.tfo, -id tic .iue bere, epent a lare fun la im pr.tin tU' lul.iim:, eiecitng a acnool lioute lor 4 i.ilJri-n burrowed m.ney Iroui my brotbtr and lur Mrirr. and actually roll my bvautltu. blic twrtetofcl u,oucy. Hut tuey are a nard tot doit 1 Ltlv AIOlDlsltOr w'cl-OJtlT't CACTIoK. j WWn 1 a aent here. ArcUu.e .op alcCloiker I tnMtna Mm I tbould burr locociend wtlu. and ue mli hitler menu knew I could rale tbeui. 1 111 of a hut teniptraiiieni when 1 eua annuvod; but wiiea I Mr uamer, I can ve tery cool. Altiiuuin 1 Icll wa tnt armed to the chnrch l.i.t Saiur ilir nl:bt and on ttundal. 1 JIJ not care, ami 1 e I uin f woul,; not have any blood abed, I left tlcm t ithtir iaie; lor ratherilban be the taute uf tnu I deitb ol one, aitbun,'u tuey bare greatly flntiao, I I 1 ouid leafe lue town. All ue wiudpil men of the I cliyotll np-iort tnr, alio bare Id ear itone b f: rnme 10 me for adriie In Hie time of tumult. When I Hit op Coi.ror came to the Confirmation, he wa it larouU iu) iLcuunta, and waa prr'eclir aatuQjj I wit 1 tncm. Here la a letter from Fattiar Kereuy 01 t' In w.erence to tbi curacter of tocti'y I V'.u v ill err he la of tae Herat cli rai ter, lie lirrd lLtr and waa not trne to nla C'uarc i." Itu 1 JtiLou.r or rn pouncuya. Itniuire lo the cbatxe ol Inlroaucin; local poll. Ik in-0 ine pal'jit the rtvcrtuj lirnilctnan t Id Ni .tl.nl ia literati) ulte. I bate atnita abat-imcl fnjm tnat eu tuat X couht not be biong.it bo ore tlii lll.li p. I ti ould iften bare tiuua w II 1 r tii'l, but I dlJ not. I b.ye not worked lor Mr. I"i.n tl. Kc'cnutn or anv other iioiiticlin li.r ibikliautra in tbiwar vpon me nre Wm. Oirilin, k biutniuntr, atariuiru, Co. Lev, anu a.i NaL ura, 1 ctuld have bud tl tbe nottr arruit tf. 11 1 I. .it cIiumii I nc aao lur a bre.ch ol lie e re, lul 1 tola t'n IU) or that I ol t hul want the cur tu bo put to any cipeuMi. I reiotre 1 an inter diet Hun tbe r.laucp to dure thr itiurc i. 1 ei tUmmi ti a whole trouble lo him. and I waa nrdere I to ekcoihiutiit, ale tboe wbi runialced dltosruien'. to rny trueiit and tu lue church, and 1 have done ao. 1 'lul, 1.01 rtoiieu tbe huute until (cry ebilltate ieptntidi.1 tai lr flue 'lie luiioi.fi I will luvetu eutt" r or H e culltj. Wbtu they do tt.ls und apolo rue lor t. eiri'Dciitr acalnet the chn-ch, the llinno I iniv cui.tiu-ini'aiid the tuiddictiun and admit theiu akm thiouli me utb cliurc.i. Until the church Kii'ilrnrd I auall coieuraio uiati lor 10, Irieuda. 1 -.lull 1 ul atte.uvl to caln an enlrai.ee In'o t.1r H cl.u. cU un..l tlitae men have cj ue lo t. lr raon.'' H rATiu.it o'aiLLir.tx ifiT.uxsu. Il Truntre Fitzneratd waa not to be louud. Mr, Di", i Ik cotiuali e, waa quratloued d ncerntu Hie I cliaruta a.alhJl tueir pa-tor, lie .i,d tUat Unit I h.ii been boii.s lll-ecllnr betweeu Ktz.'erald and r.'hot u'bu'.livau In rcli-rouce to the pavuia.it of W'bit- money lor nor uiiUu t-e bal doue on the 1 rl.urcb. and ilut tuln a ha I not worked amoothty L tu ioiiiou.nce. Looney lud coma from Wen lr 'Uie timt iiju, to organize t ie lemperance aoLittr r bad kheiw.iiil had Ulan ao i.u ruhlenm ui.d E puahed htiu.eli furivard a. id ao: Into arvirai oSlcee I ibe metnbir- oi thr cnnurt gallon bad no rrami i romiUtnof 1 athr 0uluv u' conduct, an I Imd no charge tu nuke agalmi i.ini, Tbo men h i Ii lit I liiadt tnu lUiui haiiie vitir men nt 110 nluc iti'-n I 'ia i 1 IrKk Uuoicr, the otliei a ahoi.Ui..i.r. 1 IU I iriW. to illlllK. Tin-tit Lull wtiiton to aiy that lie .unl l'" U;rrtll fii'l tiautiiie.1 tie aicuiitiia ol b'atni-r ti'.-ul.vu, niit t.iul llii'v butn apurovea tl etn. Ha mine.! l ui fntlnr O'nulli'ati had not louthrd upou pulttKa 1.1 1 re than ati o.tmr Catuol.c priwl wouid do. 1 orrei onUenl liu 1011 know Ahfi.rr lie hiv bet-n iiiicru-ting lilaiaeli In Air Ketiiiuni' botialf f lr W ril. I do 1101 know mat lie lint; he Mt lectlted niutiry lioui nm- criillrman and anoih rr In aid ul the churrr. air Khclu ii 11 a very lib iral ifeutieuiuu, uid he tcry lueiy gavu $IU0 or ai to ibe 0 urcb. 1 do not kimiv what w.it duoe wltu in it inoiiv tul Ullp.lae 11 w ,8 .'Itou to Hie boor, 'lh gi er.il upuilon ol toe Inliui Itintl ol the raiii;t horlu n i -oat tint ttrilcomeuia ill oon gfvo in i ml iu un atioloo to toe ll.thop, ao that tk ti.i.ttu u.ay lr nop ncd. itui: mrnri:LL.i'i.t:.tsoxTox rvss. Thr tutlmr of the Itevrnur l.avr llrrldlnz lu I'nvor of I'lriiaiiiitoii liraul Aicrplluu I'll HMiiiion'e Itralunnlloii, ia( Jii'i uuh tu iit LitiiliiS rotl. him.toji, July S. Onimusioiicr IMenion tnr .i,ti,; much time to riaudnl, 1; Hie Ilia i: '0 II e oraaoizalion nl tbe I1.lrrn.1l It vruur bii-, 1. iu rztiectati'iii that Ibe conlruv, ia oelvtrcn '',i i-trreiary Ihiutvteil will he ronideiu,l -1 'ul ,ia toon at Hie I'rtnlotut re.uri.a lo Ml. I n .,mnti n hat rnnnlid Judce Noah I'M' .Ni v lurk vviu iiifw ul tho levrnue lA ul ItM 11'. r" "I 'he lu ..lid .Meai a toimniitee o. 1 an wtm any It at tl e ol'J ct tint ipir.t 1 1 10 inicfi tin, Cuin 1 iloner witli ti J iry potter', and lo iiiupe hnn rx,cpt in r- b.4ie 01 forin, rn.l.bly imlipaiident ol the s" it i 01 iiu Tr.an.irv. I., l,w waa Iruintd tv'ien .Mr. Joiinon wat 1 it 11 1 ,v in. 11 wj tlimig. it lie would uaa -t 1 at 1 n .to 01 lle Itevaniio Ilurem agiliai ''Kii.i.i. t, i.aitj ai d wm Intrude I to imvat mi i nut, 11. en t bbiuiiamonrr, wiiii auci poaor voiij r,, o,e lii ,u 10 romrol hU i.wn bureati i.i.i il,e inn-, n-nie of culler tho rrealdeut or b' c- i iv Mn m.orfi. "i. ri.auniun i.u 1 at tiiH law t'.cn acom n i. '""ario-e mi. I 111.11I11 lue Kupuhllrai, Cum i. v,,gru irom un ii.tcritiriire 01 Hie Secre ti, ,'1 neirtury. ttiLvrliiti in poliuct. III. aburd I ,m1, 1 M0W' hoth Hie recreiary 11111I Hi law 1 ,J ue I'Ollticil Ultli, tua il il'i,,'"'.",""y,l,,,","1 h" th" tha Preldent lo sir i'tl 1 '""onion to return r.ither In in h, ""m faWnel, und Hi. e who I rtv, l!w l""tlon iredn t that tbe 11 .HIHI A FATAL nAltltOOX J'lOIlT. A KnBitnr Uttr In a Monro Plrrnl Salsaa A llenpereita Hitfct-Tb Ilenth of Jokn 0. JlcPndden-Trro Men Chnnred wltk Ibe Ilemlclde-A TeCr"c I.ectare. On Sunday afternoon John 0, MoFadden, of 3,2 Mnnree street, entered Hie iiloon of Ilemiln llunad, Co3 Grand atrret, nod while drlnklag a rl.Mollcrr, Michael C, Sita and William Qulnn catered the rlac. Qnlnn, obterrlar McFadden, B'l.lloBhea, "There la a marl I wanted ti ipeak io.n Wblle th rt- Ktakltir, Qainn went toward MC Kutltltn, ard the following conreratiou aioaei Qtrtre What have run got to tay agilntt John On tin f Mcfadden-Wh f fjnlnn Welt, 1 am a friend of Oalrln, and will pot ulio yon or nny one elie lo p;ak ajalnat him wlthnut tood cante. JleFadden 1 am a friend of hl, also, and don't l h to apeak agalntt him, H ea (Jolilcg in) tt jod hare nmtlilng to My agnlntt (lalTln, you had bitter ear It t i ine. (julnii (:o Pbea) Ilo at) a lie baa nothing to tar. Lel'e all take a urlnk, and let by-gone be 1 y tDot The Ibree men then went to the bar. I.iser waa called for and aerred by Ilnnzel. Ai .McKadden nae taking np ble glaaa 10 drli.k he glascrd toward Mica, who, not liking hla looka, laid to, A row en, aded. Shea a'rnek McKadden In the itomach. This uneipeded blow nearlf deprlred llcfa Uen of lila brrntb, but be toon recorcred nnd grappled with hit etatlant, and a iciifSa rniurj. llanxil came from lirnlnd Ibe bar and tried to eeparate them, bat Qmnn puthed bint back and aald the men ahoull I are a fair fight. Qulnn then llrnck MePadden rcreral ttm-a In the face, and Mas beat him Micro I). During the etrajt le Ills laid that otheta Joined in. and MePadden nil kicked nnd Jumped npnn a-irat timea. Tne whole tarty wat tli.iilly ejected ny Kunltl, who tol I them lis would bare no dip tuibince in nit oUce HcFad n wna taken to till borne, whan It waa aacermlneil thai hh Injuria were anlona. Shw ni d Qithn were binh trrcited nnd taken beioro Jut tie. So.iit. who, on acoinulaint mi.le by the offlcr, on Mondir afloromn held them to nw-alt II r. atlll u ilil'td eu'a laltirlet. On Tuedtv Coroner Ilcrrman waa "timinonid to take .Mel ad ten 1 deto allien, witrn (jainn and Shea wete broiwht leiore ine olng in nn and Idennfleil a the peraona who lal vnu.tll.nl him nn euiutay afternoon, there i"Tfll ol t'e ptlnpor .ton the pr.aon at B.tea Ma-ket Court lo li r"ailden hone for ident fir Inn cuncd tuch caiilrnient fiat the police, fi'-iritig .1 rraeue, hna tu arc-.n tinny the Mitunera in laut lorce, After they h.nl bean hit. IlltJ 1 1a jury re 'nitipd n verdlrt ncilml Iheni. and tney were com muted to the l'otiib. Antr Hie dytnt Ulan hid given bit ui'tr rr.orUm rio-lilon. and the prl-oneta l.a.i bci 11 ir.uovru, M 1'addrn tank rapluly una died jcttcrday mom- I.M- WI'Mam (Jtilan w,t tnr nerlr a pntlcemm, bat lav. 11,: 1 een ra'iiorcd, uaw ttnee taken up Willi pill ilea, lie It now lite leadr or I'reaioent of th' John l.-lilu Aatocltlloii, nhlc 1 Ineolt at Mi Urand trrt.i: MtetaelO. Shea It a printer by trade, ard work" on ti e lloifif. but It aim Intereticd In E:u' lull in Aa-oclallou. Uii leildiuce It ut ZiJ llajl.un -ttret. W rn the rrlnnrr attlted at the Tortbt, tliey made tit lollownng atitemenia tu a reaorlcr. WILLIAM (jUI.VN'a STAt EH CMT, t-hea and I wool Irto the lager beer lalnon at SO) trai'otieri,in eooOay afterujon tatt. and vaw llc Faadea titer. Mice aMMl Inn. 1.1 lake a nnnk. and be l-antr to tne connltr abd waa cotng lo dr.bk, ahen be voddcnlv bu-tiaieo aud rrfuved. and immediately afii-rw.rd tney a-olawian I. nit anda-ruek .-nt anoibi 1, a.-tl a teLUtar tr-r 00111 nrbt look blaoa -Ufltlenlynte )i.ll x i hat Jutni.ed ip and l-atk ,t.i Faddin't art, ami I imericrea m take my (ne.itl't part, an-i to try aa.l aepui t'e ine bruirrt. All I a'-l tor my ,nn wit t niau on tbe i.rad, out I dou'i aobar wi,o ttruck the bl llul kn.fi I'. lii...r.-nt of trying 10 kill Mr raMia. aally ail baailv were diuna. 1 a 11 inure it uf alckiitg tbe man. anta's UTiTguinr. Tlr IronMe tooa place oi af rotml of tn old grodge. or la l.er aooul an arg tuect we oner ItaJ n me hrv r 'bttArU 1 w-tnird to b trvendi win b.m, and to w intcd to drtnk Ingrther and let by-ttonrt he or Kotir-, out direct. r lie law my Irion) Qulnn horcfiiealour.uK 1 1 company Willi Mm Tbit made me mad lo tr c mr rrniiti lutultcd, and I told film t.c wat no gentleman, an 1 to fro u one wmd wr col to anom-r, ana tutu to nlotrt. and I hit nrti for or held tre by the ihtoit at a lore o.y taait. 'I Ii -n Quinn Itrerirird toiryan.it titr ate nt, and got an uca. 1 don't liilok H.ec te atnonma 10 anyilunz, fir lam n Bind ot trinperance niani 1 ntrr nnnkr trtriu t I only drlak we tt Dtr. tanana r I a, an 1 tide r 1 nertr aicked lilm. an.t can laae mr uali.oil. W h-n ho caugbt hold or ine I wat bonna 10 t ruiet.1 iiivtc... for 1 wat tike a rtitltt tn h t rratp.be being cvrr tlx fen two btgh, tnd 1 am tlx tnihtt let. Uhe Inquest hat l-erii tel down lor rriday neat, rnd l)r- Tacit meauwnlie ntll makea potl-uortein eiamlnatlou of the body. .I.V OtrrltAOH AT fOHT 11 a aiiLroy. Col. Voattrit Ordi ring tho Arrrat of n Cill rrti tor Wnlktnc 011 lie I'tibllr MrtrtTiilk -'JO .llluwtra lraprUoninenl Iu tho Fort. To tht ZJ.fer tf tht Suit. Flu Yeatcrdar I tritncned a wanton astault on a retfectablr uong man.Tnomat V. Moon, ol Eight rrbtb tlreel and Ninth arrnae, llrooklyn, who wai ttijojlni the beantb'ul tcrntry around Fort Hamu li, n. T .c atiailant wat Col. Vogdrt. ill- attention naa Crawn lo Hie headquarter ol trill oSlcer, eltu atrd on tt 0 Ilamlllnu road, by the niutlc of the rrgl menU.1 ban 1. tlr. Moon w.11 pitting at the time, razing at tbe crowd of oBcen, each of who 11 bad a lady ou bit arm. The Colocl. In order to glre tbe ladlet a laugh, ordered Mr, Moon lo get off the tldawil. Tne yuung man lassbed ut the apparently drnnken Col onel and walked on. Tbe Colonel then ordered too guird to put him onder arreiu Mr. Moon wat tome filly yirda ou Lit Joon cy homeward when tbe guard overtook blm, aud ordered hi n off me fldewalk. He related and walked on, Thacnarl then arretted Into. I tteoped lorwtrl and aaked nlut wai the cbirgr. The gnar j wooul not antwer. I fol'owrd tl em to the foil, bat wat icfu'til a.untt. lance. I tnalried Hi Know tha ebarce uj:aiuti the clt.z -n, lot wat gruffly ordeml lo retire. Mr. Jt- on wat kurt In ci.ni.nen ent twenty mlunirt and thlu reieatrd. When be can.e qui of the fort 1 aaked 'What did tuej do wlln you!" He replied! "A tecioaut and ao-ne to'd.en gathered around nie. Thcv maiclied uio acrott t te parade around, hallrtl. and aaked me wli.t 1 lud none, liaidl ad committed no odttiica A Itujli flatted from nni- to unulher I tnen Indulged In aniuage abunvv ol the gretl Colonel. Tbe C plain aal.l be could not lltlen 10 ait h laiiauue, uhd ..l ileirt) mo to letre the fort. So ended Col. Vokdna'a tp rt at mt upente Da ynn Imrnd to let (lie matter retl there f" "Mo, I do nut. Un 10-nioriow 1 ah-ill have a warrant for bit arret, and t jo If my rlttt ai a c tfzen .ire to be tramp. ed on," Many citlzena wl.o Hllneied tne aianlt dedarel the) would glie tl.elr i-ervlcra wlirn cnllel on at f e trill. A more r.11 rally piece of bnln(-i. I have ncrri wltnrevrd thantl.lt outrage on the rlbbtaof a ci.izeu. 1 our, moat retpccHullv, JOHN ft. KINO, 112 Fifth arrnue, Uoutb llroukli 0. .1 STAUTLIAfl ri!IOX. Hit fnntntea of n llotiao Arouanl from Huiiiher by un UnnccuuiiliiMo Apparition A Hiirirlloua Mory. Tito imnatci of a lioine ilttinted on a bill known ai the I'ark Pond pto,ierly. New Jeraej wire, cn the morning of the 31 Intl., startle J fioni alrrp by a h ud i,ote, and wr re alarmed and hortt fied lo lee the hcuae hurrounded b) (lima There leeTed no protpect of eicape, and tbe alarm wat lu. created b) u tuuud of tilling klouei and ol burning buthet. 1m i-tnlnc that the home wat on Are, prepaiatloni veto rapidly Uiade tu quit the premltei. At Hilt Juncture, however, the flimo moved uu" toward a wire feud-, and bet Ore tu a quilt ui d blanktt. In crtaihw, the Dro atruck a tree and blighted it. From the wire fence, II patted along the ground like u pillar ol lire, und wreathed lttcll around un o.ktrrt.', atripplng oil Ibe bafk abd iplilllng Ibe trunk. 'I he Inmate! felt a burning tenutlnn In their throat! and palpitation ol tho heart. miiIIik air lll.ed the lioute, burning at Ibe lliroali lad uoitrlll. i'ha rlaint and lieutrd air lorlumluly toon passed away, 'J be people of tne bouta attribute Ihelr ea'e ly to the attraction of the wire lence wl Ich iruea roiiiid the building, and duubtleii tnrned off a largo porHoa uf the electric flame Where tre dime lilies too piazza it pitted Ihroagh, durrlng Hie 1 1 in her 1 and tearing up tne ulanka, wmch were teat 11 red 10 a illiiuico The lence thowa ti;nt uf Hit in been red hot, and it In tome plaiet completely barned an ay. A Koit nt Weal Point -.No rmiilli of July and 110 Hull, Wt I'oixt, July 6, '1 here waa no formal ob. trrvaice 11 the Fourth at Wetl I'ulnt. Thu cut loturj prepata'.ioua lor Ibi annual oration and tlin hall were ret on foot early In June, and Cadet Nor rh 01 Mlnnetota wai aelected at orator, lifer thing w.a lot e) uuth a d ly or two ago. Tieoiator tiqurtted the utnil courtetv of relief from guard tility t' e day bi-roro the Fouith, with the privilege of keeling a light In hit tent ullor lapt, TI1I1 wai leltited by an order ubolnhin the etttbllthed oiage mill lotblddlng any Infraction or military rulo. CU'tom win pleaded, and l.ie bolid ty obtrrvJitce win uiged ut rraioii fur nut enfon-lng tl.e new nr(er, but the Coiiiiiiandjnl vtilrni. Tlila ilerl aion apoiled the proKraiitlue of the Fourth, Catlrt Norm declined lo deliver tne oration, and there upon the Commandant lnued another order or noticotliit tne'e would be no ball, bo there wat no bop laat nliihl. ireatly tn the disappointment of I he tieilei who had II led their Hiraiora trunkt with lovely adornment! rzprritiy to be wom on lh.it 00 c itli.n. To add lo the general diianpolat uent, the rain I ell In Hie evening, and I le rlrearo" -j. which tabnld ofherwlie bare beeu good, iputleTbtt, CaaleJ, aid went out, FREE LOYEANDTIIE GIBBET nr.AniMi run nini.ti Aiti htittbC it a tel t vomtirrisu jtmuuii. l'Htnl llraull ofthe Practice of tlir Trlbnnr'i I- rrr-l.ove DaclrUra lu Jtniiaita -A Youns .11 an nml on Old W'otiinn f-rnlrnrrd to llrttlb-Tlie llnabnnd Foully Klurderrri. om(A lefieia (KaniSi) CommontceaUh, June 39. The announcement that Mart Jane Fc.ilcs nnd I.ewn Ford would be lenteaccd yrterdav inor Ing canard the conrl mo 11 to be filled at 8 o'clock. The I'ourl wa opened. In due lorm, a'ter whlcS the pritonera emtteJ. being In charge uf Sheriff Thotnit and Dcputiea Ltndtnv and Dltbrnw, Mil. S. ilea was dree I In a ptiid dre Kof.i apreared In waittcoat and ahlrt ileftet, ml ai he entered catt I it etea ibnnl at unmindful or the doom wilt ing him. Ford la V yoare old, and Mri. Bcilei U 49. llm ti ire membtia ol the Ilapl it Cliurcli, County Attorney I()an aro, and with a rolimn tnrtillt tlncl voice moved that, Mary J ne ScaW and Lewis Kord hnil been convicted ol mnrdrr In He Ural dearer, ind in annllcatlon tor a new 1rl.1l Inn not been rranted, that the seutence of tbe law txt now pronounced agaltut firm. Jiitlge Morion tnen nddretved the prtionert, and naked them If they had i n thing to at) w.it arn trnce i.muid nut be rendered, and Mhlaed them Ihal tht-l could, If t .e wKticl. Cun.u'.l their couu tel before mailing Ihelr r.'marka. A, II. fate, hjq.. teplied lor the pr.ionera that they had nothing to tiy. Tttr gTEXCt Or PgATTJ. Judge Morton then pronounced the lenience In a very clear and dlttiUct mannT, until he retried the latt lentmcri, when till volte faltered, aa If that Juttice which he wai meileg- utit to Ibe condemned, and tbe mercy which welled up from bit kind lirurt were atruirnng lor Hie tniilery. Amtd Hie deep emotion or the noble Judge and the proluund illenee o' the crowd ot wltn-janet, the prls. men wire per fectly itolld Mr. Sctltt llitrncd to tha irntcbca with her erea Hied intently upon the Judge, but wlln no more ipparrnt fceliog than one wout.l mm llett In the detain of an Inlere'tmg ttory. Pord aat hill luuntlng In lilt chair, looking about linn Willi n more cuu.'crn loan ha would have la the recita tion af 1 foreign lingua.e. Tl.e rrniei.re concluded, the rrl'or.ert, In fhlrit of the Utien.r and Im de. utlca, retired to tueir ci.lt lo await mrtr awtui doom. The ilemeu.or ol the cmilenned exhibited m much indtnerei.ee II at ihr rut nl eviaialhy and futy wat turretl. i.n-i noworiol rerot escaped t. 0 itu ot tt (ingle apect.ilnr cuMrr.Kii.N or Law is roan. The llcv. i:. O. la lot tnt'oroi thr Firtt lliplltt C tilth, liirma u t ut Hie ml .1-, iru r. jort uf m in tevvie he bid wttn Hie CiniJtmoeJ ullcr they itad rrci-lved their lenience i llv rrqooat of Lewta Font, who hai b-m connoted at un,- ut tne 'utirje., rt 01 lluriK-11 e ,ie, 1 vii te I tut te yitenlty munmig, at anoui a o'tlnot wlirn m nijile mo il.e lolioaing toluiitniy roi.fevvl n of hit ciiino. In rrnty in lujr reqiteat tnat at 11-t nobeaiiy with binit'll an 1 u, fire ilo 1. wnotu be uiuit tooa lueet al tho nandt of me law, Ue aal 1 1 a 1 acknowledge my guilt 1 killed the man mytctf. Mra. a-calua liiuuotmaa to do Willi lb,bril the tw 11 done Tint morn. t.g I got up ant cam down Irom my loom about S o'cioc Itwatn tauunuiuai bour lo be nt' Hrem. The old man bad inaoen nre in Hir ttovr, and be nccutcd me ol paying ba.l lomriliiug 10 do w ih bia wile I flrlvhen drrMing nivaelf, an l.lu.idy r.etitid It to h.ni, and wcut lu and mate u dietn taJ i-ook-ttove. Iiunug Hat time be continued 10 accutc lae of cntue anu 1 aald t 'llrulacr t-c.il- neioie 1 will have any futa w.tii you, 1 win leave the buute.' 1 Iiiihi weut and packed my clotnrt 111 my Iru ,c, W.tfc the l.iieiith 11 ol leaviue, outbe lotilinue 1 lalktag uui.l ne caused me to ulve Itliii Hie lie. when ne true I me lu iepc,aiu raze; bnuhavinir but one hind wbicn be e u.itite. he could uot boll me 1 tore luyteil loeae t ni l.tui. and mi to Hie tbr'f behind H101 love, where I hat tuea In Hie haini of keepi.ig my mar. lad. ea..ta- 11. at ne ctine l.mea.ula 1 gave blm tne gatu wbten lie hai la tne Drenti He cllncntdme aain, an.l In ut. ttrtigg e 1 dropped Hie r.aor. I broao toote tlom bun axala. auj made I, r ibt gun. anliuckedll w.tultie Inlenlton of in jullnc turn, nut la Ibe airu.le it waa ditciiargod bCCldee.aily, tbo charge 1 tuink. patting out ot tbe door. ma DAtn hucoolx. "lie hi t bled 10 niuca by thu time from Hie gith w hlch 1 had nil It un hit bieatt. that he weak en audi ooaeu ea in k atp. and ran uadi r ibe Led At t.e w em uuarr 1 -trni-k mid wl nine gun on Ibe ibouidcr. cautiac a to vnie w.-uud. I tupi.--r II wai do .e bv It e locaof tne cea. Unit ig thetcutSt for tae i;un I Iblnk 1 tnutt l.ave air.ick una al leavt a dozen timet, L.tlirltng tnote Lliaauy emt wniou wrre found ou bit n.ad, Vvbea uu er Ibv btC ht ca.led for Jdrt. bea et, lilt wire, and taiui 1 aioiuer, halou.t I bbe col up. oal Jit uot at 1 1. It-ra In ttnv way. Itrthe-a villi Mother vou do noi care anjiuttii lor mo 1 fbeu be eauid out from utiCcr ine bed and ran nl the d.,or, aadlell o 1 nit rare dead ilm.t wh re bewat lotinJ bv lU'Oioatr't Jurr. and 1 lul ow.a titmandttinca nl.ii on lue b .ea tide 01 tut lit a, I.J ut once. 1 m.n ha wit dea t btfo e 1 a.rncK b ni. for lie never moved a inaM,e. Mrt S4.airi w ai.irti mr tocatry the b. dy and lav 11 upon tbe railroad tra. k to avoid uu.uun, bui 1 lold b -r 1 could nui car ri 11 alone an.l tltoutd have notlilug to do win tl. I then weui n.ht to me river and tl.ri.-w the itnti 1 ilo the nver and eame back to the h nie. wuere 1 lobtnl Mr-, ekaet tcru, Plug the fioor and wlpiatr up tbe itood bhv wit iatklt.g wun too utile ulrl wben I ctnui in. and laid to .i.e 'lwaajutl ten, 04 Ellen Ibat tba ludiaiit kintal Ibe old ntaii (Here Mr. rorrt tutted ihal tbe trttl.uonr 01 Hie I'lilr alri concermna Hieconvtraatlun laatpnitcd p-ivim llittu wat Irua.) Ibeu I turiett rlabi out lo ralie Hie ilaitn, an 1 lau acrovt tbe r -a I to llir flltl ltuur, ao.1 luid tl.e peoitla that llio ludiana bad aiiteti i:.t old nun an.l 1 at.ca inem 11 nicy would fco ot. 1 1 1 ib l.oitte w...ie I wrr.i 10 i-.wn 10 I tl the boy Jake and Anitorton, Tbey laid luey won, 1 a 11 v,e-il "ii. In tvr tulna.it alter I bad killed blm I waa tony for II. a..d hj-u uuuUeJ Inai 1 leu no tbou.bl 1 ine mood en uiv e otuet ana naadt, and loot no paint to w a h 11 ,id. i aictly kuua leg w bal 1 did keadino Tela ninLa uarona tub MPHtian. Ilrre 1 atked Mr. l ord If he thought the aenleuce of tn- Conn wa a Juti one. He reined lu one ei.i- I 00. out in ao- titer I do not I ax. tttiienee 0.1 tbt cou. 1 watjatt btc.n a 1 did the deed, n it t witnniyown bea.l Uial d.U it. lliltwolltau baa bid lilt under ber control evrr ainee I wat ten yean old, and 'he hat bad me wita bei Jim at bt r uwi. buibaud when, ver ibe Iileaaro hiuc, her nitrnage. and 1 became uat, tbe itt made luve 10 me detp. rately, and hat frequently tn.d mat toe wat lorry that tne ever marrira tl.e old uiaa. 1 have been with i.ci lull wbeuever the Witbei le ap 10 taut very day of Ute inuider bae bad alwavt taugut me iroui a c tld that there wu no harm In tucn ibiuat. II waa py bcr Itao 11 igt aud enirvallct or Live that 1 have been controlled br ber. and the hat for moie thau a year t-ievlt-ut tu the murder pleaded wttb me tu kill blm. 1 would alwaya lay un. aud would read lue Dime lu her. aud led ntr wbal a lerrib.e tin wa were loinmitung, when tba would tan lr Uod wiU fo give one tbing, He will auotocr.' 1 tried 10 art mar ried three timet, thai I uilahl cei rid ol b.-r ibflnenee. bol tbe I a brokea 11 np each nine, and wnea tlr. ce-alua arru-ed 11 e ..I inch c-.ndnct. 11 tceiuea thai ibe very Uevll flew lata- me ibrouxb ber wboir pavt eat,i. luat inl 1 killed turn. 1 had no thought ot doiug u wntn 1 got up, nut weut abom uitkioo: the ftie per lectly lalin. When 1 killed blm I couii.Krtit tut I kil.ed a trlend. He bad been tuch lo me l.om ch .d hood, audi loved idui. It wit patilon that did tt "IV IT HAU MOT B1EN roU THIS WOMAN," 1 do not ttk tne Couit to commote tbe trntrncr. It Il at 11 mould br. Neither do t floret that thtt confet a 00 wilt change it. but 1 owe thtt t.aieuieal or my act lotluj.niytelf. and mr ttllow ntrd. I or neve I ttu pre purtd (o die. 1 have made mv iieace with Go-I, iud I In tl He bai forgiieu ni my great tin. ly only detire 10 live 11 tiiai 1 may prove mr-eir a bettrrmu and crvo uiy Uod. I a-k ine lorgiveuett of ibe Court toi hiving denied the charge uf murdsr. aud 1 denre to rarutnly warn utuer louug meu aaaini ibe evil lunu cnceol bad womi-11. If It bad not been tor thtt w,,ma 1, 1 1 it tld evtr i.avc been here. May Hod forgive both ner and mr." 1 be.ievo the atove confrttlon wai made bonettlr nn I ituoerriy lr uiy exi-cntbee among penitent nun iotau)ufca 10 nto. 1 ihuuid re ir.l l,ewit .-uru a truiy rri-entaul man, aud, at tuch, U worm ib a)in,tauiy ol a.l. Till VrOMAK DETIAXT. I'yrequeilor VI ri Si-alei, I alio lulled her at ber cell, ibu i,ud uo coniettion to makeolltrtt which were eliritid durtn; tne trial or oinerwite, mil bo o r denied every ctiarce of complicity In the dcttn offer I n-Pand, and tall tint the knew nothing or luideatn until Hie uttlcrra came to make an examlnatloa. bhe ackitowledred that mere wat no potilDie hope tor her, and claltut Ibat the chargei prrferrrd agtlutt tier weie tullatned ny lane wltnntra. 8he man. retted no ttn of p. nilence. aud ieanie.1 at compoied ertu a ler t-.e tebiepca wot brokounced, ai thougn notinu bad liap-petel. Jl bUJXJiS J OJt ALT,. Ilobbriy on n Ilutliou Ktvrr Strnnirr Tbe llaalng Hfoiiry Found ou tlir lliidy of a lleiiit .1lnn-A .llrtn'a hole I'orlutie Itr covered tliroiiult Itrndlng The f-utt. lo the tMwruf the Kun. Hin; About a month ago, while a friend, Mr. Day, nai coming 'rom Albany to New York on tbe ateamer Dean Hlchmnnd, lie wu robbed of 1 100 In yreenlncki and two (SO gold plecea, Tlilt hnp pened at about 2 o'clock in the mornlnr, and the trimcr wua doe al roaghkeepate ut about that time My trlend law tbe man reaching through the window, and Jumped out or bed, thinking he c ntd catch blm, but tbe man bad tuecetded In tecnrlng bit money, which wit la a little oiled illk bag In bts Inelde vnt pocket. Mr. Day Jumped out of the window 10 give chnie, but be woe loo late, and Just canght a gllmpte of tla man aa be ran toward Hie item of il.e tt-iael, Mr, Day icported bit loaa tu tbe captain, nl.o said he could do nothing, Mr. Dav told him Hie exact amount he had lott, M r. Day cal ed on, me Hie day alter Hut ulf iir hap pened, and told n.e' all about It, He had Jutl been married, and wra coming to New Yor from Cnzenovla, New Yolk btjle, with hliwlie lo bid k nil fricndi farewell preparatory to hie leaving lor Nebraska, where he Intended to retlde; but hit plain wore nil knocked in ll.t head by tne rqhbery. ithlch deprived him uf every cent he had iu the world. He bad cuin up all hope ol ever la)lutr eyot ou Im money aain, una had gone lo Uiange, N. J tu uuu W01K, A ft iv tla) i after, la I wat coming down town, I bujltt a fctt'N, aud glancing over the newt, my ejel 1 eilnl on an account of a mun'i being wat lied uvhnre al rauglkicple, having uu hit pel von Jl'jfl In green Imka and two I) find piecea. Till SUN laid It Wai very likely 1 lotef who had rubbed tome paraeii ger and thenjumpid overbnntd, 1 11 ten .1 1 tie to iwlm ati. nre. I vlaried for Omnue luunudlJtily with a bl'N In mi pocket contitiiiiiig lit good nen'l. I louud mv Iriend bard at iitti, and telling him I had a ciue to t ti money he inai. 1 ahow id blm thu nrilcle III yuar paper. We then ilarted for New York, and ti.ilc.l our cue tu dupcrintendent Kolto. He udvlrod ut to gel n ufll.lalll I ruin Ine captain of ihettvamer, und narl lor I'oughkccptle, We ob Limed It, ai d arrtvliu In I'uuahkeeptic, madu our-ii-lHt known lu llm Coroucr. Mr Day lold lilt tlorv, and the Coroner wai con vlnced tint the h one) Lplou;ed tu liihi, bui he could not give II up until he had tent it to l'roridence, It, 1 Hi find out about to ne otlivr thing! louud ua ti e body. Mt. Dty lecelved all hit money a fear tlaya ago from the Coroner, and it waa through the Information contained In lug Hun ihit he got It, fur yonr paper waa the flru Hi it reported It. and the only one ti.at had a loiiecl account of Hie afialr. 1 Banking you, tir, In benall o' Mr. Day, for the In formation Ibat led to tua recovery of bli bard earned uvinsa, FIIKD H, CUIITI.S, 8. 5, and 1 lioit Fourth ttt, TtTAL ESTATE SIOrjLMEXlS, Srnree Co. eonHnntd the tti of the People's College property at Altnrat. liocxlkdd fcodnly, H. fa on tbe Fourth, whth the gtodridi were vliitrd byiet efil tlotitiod peopje. rive lou, xitd etch, were knocked down to Alfred Ciowfor 7,S f ulna to If. M. Fnntion for 11,(0)1 Ave 10 Mr. finUon for IVO t ton to K A. Faoai lor t!Mi leven to Mr. Catharine (irern for 11.013 S0 tvpand a half toll III. a ut liSwfor flftOt do, 10 llrnry Myr fir fS.'Jli no. to Thotnat II. Owenl fi.rtia- do to Jtrob illcbllbg ror ilt five tn w.a. Btirthcrd lor I WW 1 end four to K. Winter for t'.D. Here tne rale wat adjourned to a fature dty, ol which police will be given by edveriliemoat, M'nile at inn leaion ia-l ear rcarce a tingle let waa told lor Week!, there 11 now contt lcrabla activity In letl Mime and much property daily cnttign nindi Ihtoucb the metltnm of the brorcri. ,rourtrt-n lot! r.n tbe ronrth and Midltnn avennet nod Mchtr-tlrtt tl cct were to d a lew week! azo for t'JO,0v0. tin Friday tatt Ih'iime plot waa dlpoted ot for ftiojoo. lor the block nonadrd by the firth and hlttn avenntl. HOifi ai 0 III ih i ttrttt 1700 M wai olfi red ycvtetday and to. luted Wm II lie nor told ngot lou on the I lintn avrnne, between l.tSih and I'Hlh maott.aiid tw. my nn Ih rear, ten on each itrcet fpr W.ooo. Alto lour lott on Iho itortlinn enruer of flxth averne and tla h ttreri. a 1 h tlx on tht rear fmrtlng Hit iirecii md four adjoining wlln a Irentige on the St. Mcboial ave nue for. U.-oJ. fourl f'nlemlar lltlt D.ly. fiirftMi Ctav, Calltilbk Nst. t, 1, 11, tl, at, SI, 19, It, If, II. Call, HI. Anoflifr ol Dr. bUenlinrtV Faflrhla. 7b Ml ratlttoftht.lun. Put! Alter having auflered from rnbturo and truiirt, and iselag la rod nipvr it ttaleinent of tlr, Kdnie having been cured br Dr. Mirrman or n Itroad wty, I applied to htm and now have Hie la I'faeHon of iriln ng irom Itu temedleiadd Ireattueat Hietldndj or a radical cure. Actmted lolelrbf atentaof dntytowk'.d the amid e 1, 1 rccouuneud (n.-tn t reek and conadi In hit mi thud ai a etrtain maut of retloratlu-i. 1 am glad to and our cMin;o.iiiifd Itthry Tflrd Tlrecner Iniereillng hlmtelf la bebali of the atUictcd win rtininrr. Ml qwb cjnerlence convince! rao that Dr. fbcrtrna'i tjvtim ot treatment cannot ba toi hivnly walim ittd, W, 1 1.AUKDU.X, -a ,1 y lb avebuc, lioogr.T, June?, lift. Mr. Clirkton, It iremi. wat rnptorcd.bai been eared, and fecit cr.tefnl. Of Dr. miernianVi irettm-ni be wiltea at polnellr atMr.lJirci.it, tu which weeio tint luid, II von are ruptured ko tn,l iret healed, fi Dr, hh. mi.in nnd lilt tvatteoica are DottufailiD e, th.-y are worthy youi contldarat.on Ait Aeollior Italard rrom tbo flrava, The Inil.n Herb Doctor, of !KU Fullon a'reef, Tlroox yn Ii .1 enrd me of nervont dtslllty. M. ItVA.S W Atlauttc ttroel. Brooxiyn.-.tift. FlSAXVlAli Ann VUJtSl KltClAl.. Wtn-rrsDiT, Jnly 61'. M, The railway aharo nutkrt oienid firm tbonih dull, bnt loon alter tvarl liecume weak and Irrigalar, with a tairp de cline In Hock Irland oflX per cent, lubtequenl to I he On t Irliicn of ILo Iloitd. The remainder uf tLe actlre list ijm .tMird with tbo downward lea deno ind dropped ott" JtOK V cant. In Ihei.fler r.oon prlc-a were itrengtuemd on Ibe entire III I, Central ralljlnt to VtH and Lake Shore riling t3 11TJ,',. lie principal transaction besides tbe above itork! were obaervrd Ii Northweaterns, fit. Fault, Wabaih, Onloi, nnd Reading, though too general vnlotno of basinets woi imill throngtiont the diy, and the leadipg brokers leit lbs street si an nnato allr early bour. There were no faatarea or soedil prominence, and the general market doled dull but Itrong, ind at about tbe belt figure! of Iho day. The gold market was very firm daring tbe morning st lists' and H3K,the rrlce temporarily reachtngin't'. There were contldrrabo psrebases at 1I3S by tbe fluid Iloom broken, but the sharp advance of na tional securities In llurepo, atslttid by report thai the bemtary of tbe Treaaary had sncceeded In neotlatlag a large portion of Ibe new 5 per cent, loin In foreign money centres, checked the bnoysncr of tbe msrket, tnd there were subsequently Ires sslcs st 113.VJ113.'(. The rates ptld for hiving gold baliacrs carried were 1, 1, and t per cent., and after Ciearlag Ilonte boars all. Borrowers were aceommodited at flit. The day's business st the Gold Ks.hsnge Bank wit: Oold e'.cartd, tt,9SS,(XO; rold blbncet. J1.7S2 7l3 and currency bitincea, tJUlM.Hial. The gold receipt! at Ibe Unit Irea-nry to-day were f l,4i3.0C3.(i5 piywcntt, (TT8.1M39; antl gold balance, (55,136,122.11. Currency recelpia weio 1921,371 3li paytueatt, ti!5,t.'WP7; and bal ance, Ii.7u7.3tt.2d I he receipts irom caitomi were fSCT.Wxi. 'Ibe principal quotttlont of gold were: It A. M,.,,...limilll.10 A. M....1I1HI&U I'. U.......WK H:t',A M....I13H.I3.U 1. M....I1SJ.I11' M ..lUtbll. Foreign eichanie bis been anlrt and a tnule easier ai lldnailuS for prime bankera' UO dsjs bills, aud llltiill'i lor iliott itgtit. Ihe money market ha! been very ibnnniitlr top piled with loanable fubds, tbe banks bavin; furilier tncreatail their inrplui during tae pavt tew Uiys without being able to place the time st curient ratet of it.terett. OtTerlnga have comeqaenlly been preated up.11 Hie lutlktt In large amuuutt, aud far beyoud the requirement! of borrowers. The banks have 1I10 sought en plojrtenl tor t- elr funds In the discount market al recrnily red'eed rales, aud there 1- ,s been a very larce buttneit In comn-ertlal paper rep-irtrtl. Hie sales ot a rroraluenl fltm lo-tlay imouutlng to over (059.0)0. Flrit-clate ftO diyt u.irriptile arceptancis, aa a'so bankera' bills, patt al sxtt-ix V cent., while lour months spiruved uamei ranze at 5-&5X- wllh excrptloBi at-t,V. The fiuvcrnmtui bond market hit beeu rtrong nd actavs at athaioadvar.ee on the entire lilt. 'Ibe Improvement In Hie iireign market! o! Govern ment itcurlliet, ttimulatet a itrong furchatlng ue mind, tnd tho continued Icqilrr front loreirn bink m waa alio among lae chief cautvs 01 tie rue The Improvemrnt on Monday avenged Hi,'", f) crnt., at compared wlt.i Sataraoy't It'.eii otbcUl druret and to-day there has been a furilier me of 'SIS' V cent. Jen fuitlet have lavapecd In Lon don during .the wnk 1 V cent. Central snd Uulon 1 aciCcs Lsve slio been itrongsr. ard In more active demind. The rate with which tho Kronen loan was placed, snd tbe extremely low rites lor money at pretent current atioad. btve Induced loreUn capl taints 10 look to this market lor Oral cuss railway bonds, conilderable orders for tbls clan ol luvcit ruent hating been receive, by cable lo-dav, T.ie Ireatur- to-da bought HOXIUU0 bondi at U277& 113.12. Henry Clews Co, trport pr.cei at 4 Oul'.M,: znd. A tied. 1 rod trei. C S car, Cs ul itlul -a)s. reg. J J.liJX lu-l u ii. rea IUH nix a cut. ia. i-oan.liaK itas a lifl. cou HaS 1 13 X a-JOti COUP...IUH 1131 a-r.treg.. klai.s.lltj llllt a-.Da. te. coup. .IISH lll -w i.'u.roun ..i.5 115 K lO-tOi, reg Win 111 J-VOv conp,..lllt; 1IIX lO-io-. eoup I tlx 1IJK MM, '04, COUD...IKH lll ten, r.lt ltg. Li. WJ tua ln Stile bond! there were 00 testates of Interest, the Inunctions hiving besa conlnej to only a few of tbo leading lints, while the ebinxei ire unim portant. Boutn Carolina'!, new, January and July, arid at bSV&M'j'; Miaaourl Ct, MVitVOt nnd tbe llanuloal aud bt, Jo-epa I'lutt at PJV.lll et In Isrcsi. City bank stocks were nedected. There wss a good deti.and for railroad mortgages, and prices wrre well maintained. Chetapeake and Ohio gold S V ceota cell road II r at 112, and the demand is vtradily Increasing, to It.M anolbtr advance In tne ubtcrlption price at an early day is noi Improbable. Inlon Pacific land grant! sold tint); lio-a I-l.-tud 7) it lCflVtllOOX i Michigan Hoalhent sinking fund tonds, lul L'lticirn snd Nortuweiiern consul Mated. U3 tircat Wcatcrn fecund mortgage, S3.S' Murria abd Ktez flrtts, 104; and aecondt, lovi Cleveisnd and 1'ittiburgli fonrtn moririgo. Hit New Jersey Central, new bonds, 1MX t Toledo, l'eorla and wirsaw leeondi, 7S; I'ltltuurgh, Fori Wayne and Chicago firsts, ex Intnett, llrt.f and C, C. and Indians Ceutral tlrs:s, bltf. lbcloliowing ire ine htgboi, lowot, snd 5:30 P. M doting piicut of nocgii lin.mir-, JHnkM. latent. IM. t.'.l N. Y. C. ft llndion con ITS iax 1.x ins .V. Y. t llud.ou ier luu V.'x 12 s llarlen IKit lau M Kite Hi r.H !7K 1V Head lit II, M litif Hit, 11IH Lake Miure lll'is 10av IWH wJ ilaa.ni sH MV .v..-, 1:1 lltt.buryh 1,7k 111 111 ln-t Nurthwe.teru II 1:.'J 7..V UK Northwettern prf. via Oiu tl tuit llorg ltiand Huh lw.'t louk lU'V Fort Wayue vig ma Milwaukee A tt. I'aui MU (OU Hit atw Mllwaazer ei St. I'tul plcl.,. 81 mfi ftuC HI Ohio A Mimttlppl i;v 17X Hi f,i Cbtoaico and Alton 21 imu wu ijov Chicago aud Alton pret Uiv n-a Del.. Leek ttettirn H3, us Kotion.llirirord and trie.,,. 3 IH m 90; ew Jetter Central 1111 niV llija l.uion Pacldr :ioh iws "1 c. C. and lutl Ceuiral aj itiv pju '.D lltnntbal Si nu.Io.sa K: iu M al llaiiniual tl. Jut-tin rreC.. n Ki m a Weticrn Union Telegraph,... 59 oiVf &1K K) I'aclllc Mall 11 c'sV l.'x 4:i QolCklllvrr... uv 11? llS U fiirlboia pref 6 0;J s! x Maryland Coal,,, tiu si fnin-ol. Coal ot l.l a) sfu sh 39 AiIhibi l.xjrcis.. m tin Heli. Kaiuo Co. bx OK M American Mel Union lix U CIV SI uuiuu hlaiei Hi uijj 54; BAHKIXO A.tn VISASCIAT. llATiTgr Ftss. A. S. Hatch. OFFICE OP FISK li HATCH, EANKKnl ANUDriLZIU IH OOVEItNM EST SgrCRITIRS, B Nassau bt., Nkw Yoiik, July 1. 1S71. The amount of tbe belt clan of securities now available lu the market atpricea which render them desirable and profitable for Investment, Is limited la companion with the amount of capital which mutt seek Imminent from Ihe Juty dltbunementi, and Hie most tubitant.al of these mnit be rapidly ab torbed, 1'reference will of course be glreo by pru dent Inveatora lo thoto coniblnln-z the bcitmtti ranceiof absolute eafety with a liberal Intcreit on their cost. Tin FiitsT MonTOAog Oolu rioNiis or mi Cms At'gAKi and Ohio ItAtuioAfi CourANT ofi'iir pecu liar Inducenienls to Judicious Inreitors. 1, Tbeltoad Is under experienced, conservative, and honorable trainagement. The Comptny is one or tho strongnt acd most reliable and trust worthy corporation! In His country, with a well eitibllthed credit, and potsraslng property and franchliot of great value, 1 hero Is ample security for the entire mortgage alretdr editing In completed toad, equipment!, and work done, J ti The legulir ib promtoi paymesior ttUmat a 11 1 and the security ol (he ptlnctpif are beyond qnes 'Hon. 1. IirianoHinJitfclMiftiTrpa'f, wlTfi 427 mllel tiow In profitable operaUoH, in'd lfo rrlici idtllllonal nearly eJmfrleWdeAiredlnftnW'fpMne to the yrmandsqf commetaev-Je A Omit F.Aai isto Weit TnuNKLtMi rnoH tui Ati. antic to xugOuio, snd for the sccoramoditlon or ike immenie mineral ri!shurf along IU line. 6. The traffic nccessnry It rentier Its extension profitable does ndltdjepeni Cn ki-tow fntnre devel opment, M tin enorwcu (t pnJltatV liaJi It nlreadg unitingor ondinvUltig tl. 0. The Losn Is luffklr'at tn tftionnt to become widely known, poroUr.and inrkelable. while It 'will he but illgbt lax upon the. crcal camlny cut bllltles of tbe road. Trice of the bundi, nntll farther lOtlce, C2, ind accrued Interest Irom May I, t rferf a nATcn. TnnAnuirr liKpAtiTMUNT, Littlo Hock, June 16, 1171. Tba isml-annnal In tercst due July 1, oa Arkaitsjs' Rtato Six per eenl. Funded Debt Iliads will bo pilrl on and attsr Ibtl date, nt the Union Trnsl Cowipahy, 73 Ilroadwty, Mew Yors, HUSItY PAdK, r5(v(S areaturer. ..a 1 HOTICK-Tlie Inlrrtat iU,'Sti 1, 1871,04 tbe Bonds or He Allbimi ahd Cblttanoogd Itallroad Company. Indorsed by the Utile of Georgia, will be paid by tne Hute on abd after dill dite on tne lor render of Ihe cnupona it tTie' Htnaing Home of Henry Clews is Co., 81 Wajf Mrtet. llLriJp. BULLOCK, PpWfvior ol Qeorgls. NOTICR. The quarterly aild leml-annasl loterett Uur.iaiy I, 1871. on Ihe lWpdtoT tbettileof Oeor eta, will be paid On and hUir1 thift date on the sur render nf the coupon! at tn lt"ottHh itlon-.il Dane. HUFUH p. liULLOCK, (lovifnor of Georgia rtrw York ainr'ket. WnwgDAT, July 8 itotrm ahd Mial There -waaioaoturHiir cteOlloola thSCArhdioa and median ttran tt, with weaknes In tbe blither x f ad tt or Hlate nnd Wattern nou s, oil fuliiel Ut tnon bjtlnttt. ant Ibe out'ne'a or .haitay w aa mu 1 t!M D9ta Inoln.llnz rrlinsiklapinoeiira Huteat tsoiti.io. Boulheni Hour dull, lire Bour and owrn meal autci. Weqnitei ll'rti rrti and itipeitlur, BAVOttni, d tnlpplnz rurat, S naltl.l& t do. Irarlr and tam'lr bran II at IO.daiH 50 r-ouinttn ahipi tnv extiat, f -l 43i4e do. nnkert' a d limtty brands, Iat llvrvl-.wr. i.WfVM. whlrh it rater. Com iucui, (0.11a 14 PJ for Wisltrn, and ll.it fct liriUvwttie OnucBstxs Coffee was very flrnt snd tn good de mand 1 1 '-AJ osgs lltoou p. L lio, lC(itl&VC.. cold, duty pal t. Moitttt-t it dull but Aim at Ttattai luriNewOi. leant. andg7ofi.'e. for Putq rttco. luir wai vory flint nut qttli t fa'i tn good refliunx. Kuoxq. i.et 1,00 hhdt. on p. t. ltinned wit lu tnlr deniand and flllu al L.waisitc torhtrd and lloHMo. lor anil wh.lt. I'koviioxs -I'ntk wnt qul.-t hut nrnitttleti Jib bing wi a, 37Ku)tiUid ror hint, aud liitorex ra oritur i fuiuroi noatiaal at ttJr;, lor ihla moolh, 113 00 lor Anion, and I.J 71 lor Beatejiber. fleet re tualnt dull, cut meats neatly .with a moderate d'-maml. liacon nrm niTVoasc for lonir dear, and si. f.,r in ,rt no, Hietttd hout Ureter al lk4(o. Lur.l wat quiet, toil flnn i talea las tea. at Kkeiljia- lor prime cliy and IVctte n t alao300 ict. uow 1 Uroevaber al 19vo 1 lor Au ii'i HUr, watnd. nntlir and clieets null I otto a -The inarkrl on Ike spot was dull and prlcte unchsncr.1 1 ta rt of l.tn bauva (laelodinz Pi for ex pint) it 10,'lc rormltojlincapianai. sad 30e. lor low midMln.g. F-ir future delivery there waa a muds aie batlncss snd prices opened iteadv, bat itibirq-t-n.ly drcltacd XC i lal" iloco oari. of 7 200 bales doting alloc lor Joly tct.e for Aurttt'. lttfc. tor September, tike lorOctooer, ilS-lHe. for Deoembar, aod iSHc. tor January. After 'Cntnge the market was bo'tyaut, u aala Wheat was lu. Iwer for innnr an Imore te live wtntor whraU anettied ulna ladood bain at l.taatl ofor i niul new iptlnr. ll.'OJIUJ lor am ber We-lern and bontbera, tnd ll.5daii.70 lor wb lo. oati In fair demand and flrraiialaa eU.OM buia atfH4 Tic. for white iibto, and eusUts fot Wreirrn inlxei. Uarlry malt nrm Kve weak. Oo-n waa act ve and rlorrd film i isles or 3L1.O0O Ousn. at TVsTlo. for ellom mlxe.1. clut nir at ibe lauer figars for prime prsnnixo I'sirolrtire wat qutsi nntfiimert acarco or rmuedaold al 3HC sre-le, Hicu llotln da I al ttaowtloioforiuiilllelt. Bpinla turpentine tteady at tie. Whltter Brrnrr at IMMtt. Kreig.itt nrm Lnl aulli wheat lo Lirerpoat bt aall 7d and sua. bt s earn and to Lis loo ky salt, ekt. for euro and lttd for wheat, clus.ng wnx. i.lvo htoek Uorkctt Ngw Yomc. Wednredsr. July B. With no fresh srrtvslt of beeves since Monday, there wrre pone on tae market, und prwet remain ouailually unchanged, or liMl'Mc. p d. fur aalite Hurt, aodHHUHC. fur lexao. Iwrbly- toe cart, or Uii tbsep and lambs have ar r'ved tince Monday, Good sheep were scarce a-id firmer, Pol Hun thrsp were not rcalllv so.d, andlstnM wire plemy snd um-bsnged, I'ourett to Hell lot- ui tbeep were iot.1 st4V'4SSe. si Wl; and poor to pitme lair hi at 1!0c with lae balk ol lot aa.ee al blaugbteiera have had 8 0s boga since ttoo.i ty and a car load ol H0hcu:i ar-iyrd lo-dsv lor a t-ouiiiiittii.ii tatrtman.bui were not sold lnlhemorniug Dieittd ho;i werenrn ar, and eloard at SWGk'c, si wlln choice light pla-t reportsl si le. il A ItlXKlHTKLT. IQiSXO K. MIKflTVaa 11.IXAU-TT1II DAV. Sun run i wS.sun tela.,., 7 il iiooo rl'et., 10 52 man watbw TH.a .ivy Sandy Hook. 10 ti Uov. lalaoa.ll SJ.llell Que... .13 'A Arrlved-TcisDir, Tutyt. Pleamihlp Alhrmarlr.'Corfelk. pidte. and pats, blraniihlp Tlllle, Uaivetloa. mdae aud pats. Mcaroihlp Dingo, forttand, mdti. Mitp Conatiauoe. Loadoa, mots and patt, ltirk Amykot. Ard rot an pig irnn. link Knnlivtg. CarslS, railroad lion. Hark Fur Janb. Liverpool, rn lie. ling Union Siar, Vfladaor, K tt, plailir, Hrig Norn.r-aiertro, frnlt Hrlg New Toik. Naplea. rralt. A-.o, lbs otasl nvtr ibd a -ostwlte vet.i'i. 5.si!i5t5s5liu Cable Tolls. On and after Jaly 1 tbe tariff to Oreat tlrttaln, Ire land, abd Fraocr, foT tncvitgelcjf ten nordt, lbclodlng addreu. dite, and tlrattare, will bl tea dollire to gold, and om dollar for each add'.tlouil word. HENRY U. WAHD, buperlatendect. Dlataand ltngaf .men ltln-rs. new and beaitl fui aetiiiio. Iteliah.c waLchee.choice Jewelry aud inter wnealsyLlUb'S, 97 1 niton tl. Diamonds atpeuialiy. The nee-of nnll'a Yraetnblr Sicilian Ilnlr fteuewer uot un y rotlorel lh hair to til uai jrsi colur, but alt et H a sou sad bca.tLy .uok.

u A kin ti: DEANS-no TTKKrt-At West Honor-en, .Inly 3, tni. brtiier.tr i r. Copley, Mr, Alexander Hennt to Mitt litirltt Uowkcr, all of New lort city Nu ca.oi. mrutiQKD. tORLTEn.-InLaborto.Ind.. st lbs May term of the Clreklt Court. mrtsn lloklter (rutn Anna llo-lirr. tl'AL'l.lll.Mi -In Laporue, Ind.. al the Mayuirpor the Circuit touri, rnuiaelpata Bpauldjiis iroui Jobc tjpautding. DIED. rnALMRftd.-At Port Weiu'lngtorf. X J on Monda-, Julys, inotnti i htlinert. a nsttve of UUf.ow, b.ol jand, in U,r Cbth year of his are. The relatives aud friemta, ol the family are rripect. folly Invlied to ttuud the luatral lr.no bit Itt. real deuce, HI Vtrlcg it-.ou Ibuntday. Jotr d, at 31'. M. IioLAHa.n -tJnNvedncidarm.irnmg.Julvs, Frank lin J. voubgeit ion ot lbs lata Tliouai lfolihan. Tbe fuorral will Mae place oa Tbarsday morning, st 9 o'clock. Irooi the retldeaceof all moluer.3 1'iianiet it. 7 he remiiiu will be coaveyi.t to hi, I'eier't Cnnrcli, llitcisy it., wlicre aioleron requiem rusts will beoOered lor the repose of bts touli Xroua tbeoce lo Calvary Cemetery for intennent. HAItOHAkl. .inly a. lachar.1 John, son of Rlcbarl and Martha Hargraoi, acwo tylara. The funeral will take placw from the reildencectf bit pateuti, Ndwarg il, afew doort above Orand si.. Ilo baker, this aiy (Taanaiyj, July e, at 1 1'. Id py Chritlopner it. ferry. rsHEL'ltAN.-On Wedntldiy, July 3. Caihar'ne. be loved w lie ol ThJmtt bocelian.tu th,'5th jsar ot bcr sge. The Iricndi andscqastatsnetsof tbe fnmi'yare rt pectfnilv invitrd to attrnd tho tunrral, frn n her late reaidrner, V4 Mulbvrrv it ou Midtr, at 2 I' M. TAI Lull, On WsJneJdsy momfug. Julr Lr litis tl, '1 eyinr. only daughter oi Lit and tllisLein lavlor, in tbe 91b year ol her age. Hie relatives audlr.eo.1t are Invited te attend lbs funeral. Irom i 2d it.cn Friday at 11 A M. UltllOTKIa, riltJi IS LAIS D BEACn. Tne "Sarf Hotel" li now open forauettt. Mr. Cbtrlei Willimi, for levrp yetri itew ird nf tbe Firkar lioute." Iloilan. tnd tale of Ihe' Wr.lmln. iter lloitl," Mw Yorg, will bars onsrgeof nur tuttme. Ibruuira Hckru and psggaa-ecbsekrd via toulh M.is Rsllroad, Uabylon. and fire Island Kranch liai roa I, ana ileaiiiboat. iq Hotel. Trains leave fool or llooto veil it.. ew Yoik, 8 o'clock A, M. and 3.-10 p tl. Tnlt ft the only biaoe Kuown wntra ih ta on ing Ihs "Usy Fever," Hose rsverV fetch Fever," "liote Cold." etc., etcioe lis periodica raluin. lltthlngia the Usy, oo a gently. receding, bird isnd brscn, in smooth tea water, or surf usthlug m the At lantic Ocean, the flnett ta the world. Fulling f r blue and oihir Sin nnrurpatted. Every person who nai svtr vltited tint place mffer. leg Horn lite effects of "Fsver and Ague," nti,ln every Instance, 0-ea per.'ectly rettored to health. D.U. 8. B AHIil I'roprletor. I.YOTrt IIAI.NETIO 1.1 3 HOT FIMVDEH. the genuine and onitatl-li .the only a.-tlcle or thing which will dritroy Cockroaches, Bedbugs, Ants, tfothi, tnd other lniects. None genuine wltboul K. LYON oa red labek TO I'll YMUI ANrS.-C dl lu-dar rrom 1 n 9 at tne Jiew Yuik Midioal Juutnal Attociat.oii i.uoiiit. Mot Memorial Llbrait.and es Ihe Hoi.iii Invalid llod." anew aud vuluthle invention. Mi.NII'JS f'TM. snd pottaas ttamTVor a rec po ateiul tu an li .uiekecpurt. baud adJrtts to bouts ad ay.. Hw York. lll-llfll rtOlll.K'rt I.I.Nl.Uh.NT, t.tld br JOHN r IU.SIIV. Oolicgo place, an j an dnuiii.ti. A oinolal Draslngs Kentnoky ttala Lottrrtei. KKN I III KT -t.ltia ia mi. 115. July S, til 10, Tl, 11. 70. 32. 21, S3, SU, 01. II, ,6 Al AliAMA-Kura i loo. No irt. Jmr 3. i;i tl. W II. 12, M. 3, II, 14, 3!, II, 82. IS. .'7. r.MIIICAll -ti a l vu. Sid. July 3. nil. fS. 10, 34, 2. 9, 18. it. 21, 41, Ol. 31. U. 1(1, CJ, C9. wKM'lll kl -Clatt It -Ilo, July 3. 31, in. 13, 71. CO, 43. 29. 37. IS. US. 23. 3d, CG. jIMMOSt an. Manaiers. Covinztoti, Ky, Jntuinistlon lurolthed, ind eircul in vent. J. CLOTH, llroker, an Hroadwav. I'. O. box, 4 t7i, IttlYAIi HAVA.tA 1.0 INTBiVaT 1330 000 in gold drawn every 17 dtyi. I'rltci cathed and Information furulthed. Tue l.liheit rales paid for doubtooni, bptalin bank blllt, boodi, Ac. Ordm prompUy filled, lyo.oM-tull aiuouotof prliti lold br main dtawfnji ol JkJatliid, Spain! JToiicr. A AKNOHNUMlKsNT. Tllht TltkttWdtritn th Omn-f Dtamorrt ottcdm ctlttr ArrnofittJitnti ttt sow fnllf fomhlntfd for the ILTa-u con r en nJ d.ituutloti. WjicU will commeoco ntflH M. ftt livinx IUi.1 fulr 8. Iu orutr t c r iiiinoo( ihe rratrftt nnmtiiv tt onr In end, Ji tiu hrn fie 'inpil KlfiinDle to lure Ihe coDfens in Hill cltr- tf-50,te north of the flnet iH inott vthisole uUntnnd Jewelrr. WArrantod to be unch bf the I-tfffeit whoitntie dninonti honp tn the world, will be circa to ttie licitft bnjr-r- dnnni the ttrtei of cnnrtrti vhicn ll tontiaue nntii the cmlro rngn.flcent collection U UlM-u-rd of Tho tJrnwlnf will be eon aDCti'd bv a comMi t.-e selected by the ticnet burets. Ilckcl- cn he had y npiicitton to onr A:i-ct ni r tlucial b tell iud at Centr! i'Airi Oitdcn. Boecir camri. J. L. It iil-.UI t-OS A CO tfM llromit?7. Nit. on at D ibW ot tbe Uf pnb'lc. DepJitury. (MI t!. Ipfhur JptmiirtlnonrrrofffttT.rni-, In holding the roncru mid dniwitiir In Nutv Vork tintmi ot ttftthlnjcton, hull di Rve l the nrrlvm of the L'o i rntt tiown ileiccrtU-J dy notcet burns in e Tff4l rinu, aud kli'tne reports ifiom tererAl Import a tit rCf.iH We llifrtfore fth the UduUeoce of tnu d-it uf ihe Omnd DtAnmnd OIP Coucerlt until ntnrdr c.rDlnr. ttt H'h ln-t t H oVIotk, wneo tne tint concert aiid drfteTinf will be fifid in Irrlnx Mill. I ickett will te -old nut It sitnrdir ifif rnnnn. J. L. lttHKfeON A 00. IIAV -JfSI A KTfiN'H III.AOK 1N(2i nnlrcnMlf arKnowlcdiod the oct in tho w.trld rieerfe the leitther, ttoei not soli ctnthtnz.nnl jriren n lntr eqnf.1 to the ht Jinsn rarnteh. Hold br it'l sroctiri ud inortcifn. Wbul aencr. v09uiton t. 'e5l!5Itn jyi It IHT ANN IT A li It KroilT O P Tfl K DF.rAltTUEiST Or rUDUC FAU1U or Tni OITT KKW TOIIK. Aprtm.im, to April 21, 13tl.-Cont.nuciJ.) Pr Chapter 7fA of the Uw ot entitled An act DiroTinr ihe hnee ami prado fotAiiibhed nnonr tu thurltr 01 OlO'er On) Lnumf itwi. nd fsniendlnjr ta'd Chuptff 6J7, entitled An act to a.terthe map or (ilun of crtAln tortlona nf tt e ciljr of New Yimv. ani lor the lannfr ont and imrrovina; f ihe fame niuMtM Apill 'i. 17.M tne new pur nn bolthend In.e. and the pradc tbeieof, Uid out ami fBtapti'iVd ny the ltoird ot CommiMiODcnof Ontral Tark in tlin North vr Hun. on ririr. from Kifly fliih street t flmien Durrel rreek, abd on both side of tpuyien UayTel crte au1 ih Harlem river, from the North or HnJ eon rlrer to the lw or tne Third arenue. a in seme are shown on the manentitlei Al.ip how Ing Ihe new rl-r aid bolkdcjd ttnnlaid out an lailirhel br the Hoaid of OomDilnloner of Cntrit 1 itk. n inntnt lo (I'tanier Till ot tltfl Ljws of ihe flrat nf New York, fa ed Apill a. tst?. Ua ed M Yoik, Noremher 1. K.J. and siitneti br John .1 trinl, wei floallr estatitUbrd and approrrd by Ihe Lreir at ire, mid It was d flared to be uulnwlul to till In w th tiruvy in nn or other solid maiertnl in the waiir ol ihe puil of to w York, lctonn the now takhtt id llm iiiereuy cstsblUhedt norshH it be .awful to erect an strife turu I'Utslde of nr eil r.or t) lht raid buUImail llius, eiC' pt .tera. which pi r ah nil ol i-xcred serenir t in wldln nt jfctnclT. with i.nt rvrolni wat I snacci o at ie t ne hmidrcd leet t t.or ih.tl It he lawful to rx trnd ftiirn i irr oi n eis Uoml t lie new irr line t..cre bv isiahl jihed. Tne proTi.l -nw of section f ol Cnapter IVtt of Liiwh ol ItVU were then by ma le a p pi tea j u to atl Diers. bu khca Is or other uructnrts tnnt tnny bf built udder sn br rlnun ol th.a law. Ihe Cjiiuuliti-ioj r of Central I'aric w re further au hoi ted. If they dee met 1 it nrcevary for the pnhiie IntriMis. to a tir and -mend any p.t or rmt of tne bu khe a lines n oyten lurnl rrtek ind llitrlom iivur.and uion tbeli Diloif In the otHce of the Ht.cielAry of Stale a map or maps Lowing any alisiallons t ml tliey id f in ski the bulvnead line au ihJwn on sticn rnnu shad brenme and tte rsiabilane t bit hhead Uci, and lit pro v f ions ot th s art shall be apnilcihle 'hiTi-io; atd fa tnr. the Hoard of Coram Mionersof icmral l'arkaio authorised and are declared to hara exciuiire power M ie.'tlate iraie, pave, sewer, curb, aid gutter, and otherwise nnprore direct, inanste. ronirot, and mslu tain men parts of alt street. erenne ant ronns as bound any pnMie square orj ltre luid ont or rttatned or the said tommUuioners under tne prorisloni ot ihu act in thai portion oi tli ditr rt tnereia reterre I lo wbtcn lies west oi the E ihth aveune.lu tne same mat. per and to the time eium. anl with the same power, aa the aald Coiineiloueri then had and pi-oa4;d Willi leiprci to the in.protameol of tbeMxth and bcTitub avenues In said em, nor h of tne Centril Pane Hi Chapur KVi cf the Law s of 13, oeuoininated "Cltr Tax lrTv.'tho Itoard ofCeatrul I'ant Coinm fsintirs w ere Mtitbortsed tu estimate a lurthci sum or nay tnon sand dollar per annual Tor iaj mblntenaace and t x einmei ot tne rentrui Pare. Ily t'hsp'er Moot Ihe Laws of V8. entlrlrd "An set to authoiit e tne rtertun of a roMleiV nnd Bailor' mnnnnirnt In tne city ol New ork,an'i to auto r re tne mis uu of u.onry therefor. the Hoard ol hupsrrl r ot ihvfonnty otNew York were auih rxed, cpun the request ol ihe t'onmitwionsr of the i entral Park nl tue car of New York, to he et pressed lu wtitinir, ard not I'thtrwhe, lo make such appropriation, not rxcetdiOK tliirir thousand dollars, a the toniiulisloj tn may tiilnk proprr to ucl av the cxenei oi erect rir nmi'nument In s Id county, to ronimtinora'e 'ho srrr'tes ofthe aoldiers an I tenors of New York county iu ihe warlor 'he prntrrrstloa of the Unto.i, tne same n be located arid erected under tbe chare and oirer t'oon! vhf t ouiimtfioDeri. Ibis amount was d.rrct1 d tu I letted upou tbe real and personal frupcit llsoiO to tautton ff'i tne purpose author xM. 11) i banter i?J of tte Laws f 1-ftJ. entitled "An act i authors. ut the erecuon and roiiuteotne 01 au uli err alory lo the city of New Ti ork," thtt rosr J A Commit smmrs ot Lentrai Park were aaUnized to eiect and i eataMf-li. rotiduct and numiaip, in lb Cnlral Park lu raid city, a meivorolovieal and atironjin cal obserr alory sad mn.eum of niturat hutory, aud a irwllrry of art, ao1 the buildings thjrvfor. and to prolde tbe ne cefssry lustromenWt furniture, and equipments f r the s suiu. 1 be money-- neceivarr lor thtf pu, iKse. and tor the necessary ip immntf, lurniinre, and equipmeuia to the exUr't ot a sum tht annual Interest ui widen ball not-Tiroed nfteen thou.and doliari, wrio author Itea t b raised, vud in aJatt.on to so muea of tne mo; s thtn suiiionxed (or tbe linprorement ot ihe V'tk a said lio iri m.ht elect therel r, to be expend ed in thtt tame manner as moue)s tor the cocttrucUoa ot said Park then raued unlsr t.ie thn ex ktini Uwi i nn-1 the moneys nne'iary Tor tne malatenance or said obscrratory. muaeurn ani gallery, bnildini, tnsttu ments and equipments, not to exceed thirty thousand dollars per annum, snonld o rrovided and expends! in tne same manner n moneys tor ihe maintenance of tne said ParE were then railed and expended under ex li ting Uvr. Z Chapter W of the Laws of -JAtttlcd "An act for the iuitroicmeui ot cetUlu parts nf West letter coumy, Harlem ttivsr.and bpurten Onytel creek,'1 It was msde the dmy of thu Huurd of Coiumusiune s of Central park 1 1 raufe a proper survet to be made of all thai part of tne oountvoi Wesu-nester I. ing we t ofthe New Yurs. Harlem, and Albany llallroad, and souib ot the lontnerly line ot the Tillage ot Yonkvrs. ard a line in continnstiou thereof, and to dense and prepare msi s. i Uiir, and profilca embririni and show iuk such cnai cts in the lot-atlon.width. courses wind liitaS, aud pra lea of (he sUet U.arrnuis. and roads tuoi lad out wubln tho ana aldose deicribed as tn their npinb n may be ruude with beueOt to iho property lTrH-tnd and to the public inttreu and also the 1 cation, wtath. courses, winding's, aid grade) oi sneb street, ar- nuen. roans, and nubim qua re an l place a, in their oniuion, ran be lau out oi ul'Conttnued with like bemflt, ineludiLir plans lor the proper sewerage aud dia nage of the land with a aid area, and lur thi- supply ol pure and wnoksjrna maiT tbereior i and sla fur the ttuprocment of liar lm rirur and npnytcn Hut rd cicvk. and the plan ai.d location ot all urldges, lunnrU, and other tne in oi l re unit ncroM or uaJef rnd r.ver and creek t un 1 thuy wereauliiorlxeil to enter upon all the law. i tenumenti, and hereditament irleired to, aud make iurvi)iia the rrrtornunte of their dnttra under Uv.t act, and to report to the Legidature at It next sest-iun ho tusp. plans, and profiles Rb.)v fpi-ritted. sn far u they may bu Able lo comu'ele tueiam, w di such Held uotcs and explanatory riMii.irx a too nature ol lhesu&jet:t may irquire, together wltuastattmeol of all their pro reeding under this act. Iso proceeding was to be bid or tat;en by any oPcer or bnay for any su ret opening or other Impiurement within the area abore deecrlbvd (except .hat work u idtr contracts aieady mad aud execute mar be done ami completed) until ihe aU Iljra of Comtnis slo'ters shall makt' lue report thcreor required, Hjd Ui Lerulature shall have tai.on official anion upoa the drrpuit mile the -a d Hoard ol toainiluioners shall coacur with the offlcc.- or body in authuri x ng srrth o.ien n or imrrormeot. li.e authoiuy of the said Hoard or t ommllor rs under ihls act ex piled on the 1st dav ol J inuar). If .1. For the i atmei.t ol ail expenv Wcuired uuder ltd act. tbe trrtuureis or the counties of New Vora ana Westchester ri)c tlvel), were icquittd to par orer to lni proper Uuard such sums ot money as inohU bo cer iQnd by the aia Hoards, rupectirrty. as necevsiy lo ua raised in Hie salu count its, respect. rtlr, to cany out the pronsions of tne act, and such lumsot ruuuev were to t e raised and counted bp the bnperrisurs of the sad cdnties reprctivotr, to the manner in which other mono lu si 1 counties are raised and collected, except ibat in the coaniv oi Westchester it was mat e th doiy of the pnpen isois ul Ue tuwn of Yonkers, Wet Kaim. and Morrlsaula to assess tne sums oi money sprrmed by the Hoard ol lowinuilunrri ofCenlial Park, upou the piece! and parceis of land In cacti of saidtowcl wltbln the area decrlod, ra ably. 1 1 ac cordance with the assessed raluailon ot the said pieces au parcels of laud, atd said ums of money were lobe Included In the a.eaamenl rol's of said lawns in epv rste column. Tbe Comuiiiun rt were directed tty tn. law not to lnttrteie with ani ol Ihe dutit-s lmp, tt upon certain coniuns.ionora of the town of Moiris an a appointed to lay ont, open, and closo sireets. ri ads, and uremics In lust town, exici t wtlh the con sent or in conjnnctioi witn tnoe f'nium i-! mers, Hr Cl.a tei V-9 oi the Laws ot IfoH, cittiilfd An act to estsbilnU a public p are In tha citj ol .New Yoik," thai irtangnur piece tf cround btiuuded wctieily by Urn Nil til avenue, caster y by ihe llnulevard ani southerly o Plxty lhlrd ilreet is d-tua el us a miu lie h'sce, aud directed De uui mid duwu aud est 4b-ii.ft'r Hr t bspler 44 of the Laws of entitled An net lo alter the map or p mi of tne c ty ot New Yor'nll that portion of One Hundred and 'Ibiriyaixih vtriet laid down on the i omtulaiuuers' map of tlie city. 1) ti.g betwien Ihe eaalerly line ol the Uouliv.trd and the rehire line ofthe Hiooiinocdala road, a il t-xintilat I he time ol the enartitactof tne law creating tue H mi levar I. was bv thu law declared tu b a pu lie Mrt't-t oi Ihe saina wldtu and dlmeiuions as Hied ny ihtj Cum imvsioniTS of ine Cent I al Pari, on it.eir map. ami thuy were directed to procie I anl open thu same, und c yulri tlile thereto, on behalf of the i:lly. Hy thapicr &JJof lis Laws of ibid, vnlitled M An act In rslau- n to ri-fititatlog; and t,raliii tne highlit arrnue mine city ol .New York," tne vrude ot that Hemie, limn Klfty-ninth street to mu Hundred aud 1 went second sin-el. wru e.taiduhrd, by which tnu piade t elore mat time existing wai very rrutennliv altered, so as iu requite ihe aimost entire icinodelllnv ol Ihe wvklertr sin oi Cenlrnl Paik, the gride ut soma Places ho.nj from txttet) to twenty tect be ond that now i x sting, and tnu westerly ndj of the Park must necesssnly he adapted thireto 111 Lhaptirv.tiol the Luwi ol 19,0, entitled "An act to alter ihr ump or pla.t o a portion or ihe city ol New I Vt-rk, and lor ihe Impruwiiirnt ol thu samu Ihe lu I artiiieut m Public Park was declared In hare full an I exclusive pwer to luy out aiitl ettabl h,of sucuwidih, exietit. nnd direction ss to them shall seem conducive to the punliC gooi, a broad ilret or sveniift, to be dr smimt ii thu Kttilrrn Honlev ard, or such other name akntull be dcteunincd.touihei1 with sudintiier -tieets or iveima a shall titi deemclpr pir to counett sui n i Uou.evu d with Central Park and thu t.at Ittveror 1 utheiwise, and aho to wiJni, or olnerwle niter re turn or di.i-'iiiit .ne any aremesor streets now Itid out or deiignaiedon I hi nui pur pia.iol ihernyol New vr. and so to lav out und eMa'imh public it, tin, re or plaers aiouc the tin and tuuiigtii-u l-i said Uoule vardoi oiurwuet and alo to Miter, ammu, and es tnul h thu ;radr of ueb new itr ei o 1 avenues, and to altei ui amend he proem giitdtsof any sure ave nue., oi road that mav i-e iculnv i by t lent wnuin thai iMiriion oi the rily which Is in-uud I unit I vi ty hy the njuthery ki'tt of Pifiv veuth ktieet a d wsivrlrb the wtitirl) sidi'iii r itlli avenue, lioui Kim Vf Mn tree I to One lliuidiuo uuu tenth vireet, unduy I tin easterly side oi tvitti avenuu. Irmii Oi e Hundred and I'-uth meet to the Harlem r vei. nor hurl) bv lh liar I nm nver. and eaiiei iy by the Hariem an I Kait rlveis, 'Ihe (eiiartiiieiil ws dnecied to enur upou the proi etty with n ihe iparo Indicalid un 1 prepare map. i ai.d pttu ot w tat they shall do under this art, and t i I tile the tame a ihereiu rurlilcd Il.e aiier.ilions that thev thall make with n the buundarles -roressid, au Ihurlzed b the sc. alull bar the vme tiled as if the samu had beeu tsiaunshed and laid oul by Hit' t om mifslontrt under Ihe set of 1W)J, Aod all streets, are nuts, iLftJi, puhlle sijuarrs, an t i1hcc, and the grades tbcietolore laid om and established wiihin tne dis trict mentioned, wn.cu hsl noi bt relslned or shown on tho map lo be tiled with tho lepariment, shall, from aud -aur tla limo of Us DUoj ol vhe map, ceato Clin Uobernmenl. "hctaulnihed In such connty "f Wet'hr (er, v railway hvui rail trac at sliiil bi :l?..iv.wd .re. cxned, nttr thf iroteL'tlou t squsrfs,sml iilaces, uuu or ..ynin uniiotlT sireots, avci uve, and loads n tlei' arlti '.and C0o4,SDdai shall he ahat tloncd or cm nnd tor j provisions or tu art, snail het-onin and be seutyt fee simi e ansotate thercin.to tho centre lino thereof la if fiont of his or ihcir lands rrioctlrn y, except whrra tl such strec e, avtmiCNor roads n-allno enia insi-s be tl retatnel or taken lor othet inblio use, but miojcct. 111 liowerer, to any cxstli? right ofthe Major, Aider IV men. and tommonaliy nf Ihs city ot Mew York to It maintain and keep In order nny fewer. Ciolo i wnter fi aOardmt or Ple, or th ai pnrtei anrc tncreof, thai luaynare brei tonvtructtd in any ttrtct, avenue, or if rrad s cl- sc i 1 he ixpartment was snthnrlrel to fll maps of pur a'm 1 tlcnlsr sec lobe wiimn the boundaries mentioned frt-m mm A t.tnetotloio and ai the close or Ihnr work to matte a IS I tTinpihtwing inch rhancca. I'ror.s on wa made in 'Dm fl Hi s net against any interference wlih the powers nnd dui es oi 'he Department of Public Viorts I rrlatioa (I to the icrnlstin, erndtng, seweilng,rinblnR gutter m tl 1 ia7 orflir-tineo such road trceta. and ar nucs cx 1 cept aa it said KaMern lliiulerard and tin puhlio f mL squat' a an i plnres laid t-ut or relulneH under thi act f f mm U nnd lie itower therein coifircd upon tie I'cpsrt I mm n ent nt Pub lr Far nt r t be dointd -o txlen I onlr t 14 10 stun Kasttrn Houlcrsrd aid nui lie sqLarca and f id ten. a f IiyClartcrmtof the Laws of 170. entll'e I "An act toiiortdea plan for Ihe iniiovtiuent id roMon-i ot Wrstcdcsicr and New i ork. and to pro lost ri I ilea ff r con tunnltntion bc'Tr.cn tbe snd cnuutla," tha 1 fc Vi par bient uf Pabltc Fnrk was derl ,rod to hare and I f Fhi il itr seali the powers snd duties con e-iedupon, I the Commisrlont rs ot eutrat I'grx in aud bjChapttr rl I rW ol ihe Laws ot ly. nbove rclcrred to In rcp-rito w I ihe improfenitnL of tnr-c nin'y i-r nenchcste liar- 1 i lem river and Huurten Hnrvel rreek and mis fpait I ment wasabsi,tnted tnr thoe ComnUionrs. It waa 1 m nl o directed to prrpsro mps, ptscs rnlrrnflut of p the district or portion of UcMchcster county ro erred ff to In thsl art, wiihtn one yearfrom tnepussiise hereof. t whh field no e ard etplanatlnna rs mar t necmcd )v rxpedlsnt. and prorldlng ttat from the filing the root t tneasme hall tc final and conclusive a to all streets, f r n enre public square A' d p lucre Mid out thereon f and nli romta retained nn lh e map snail re re alned ,i y and etib)tsh d and all roAos discontinued ail r d p fball thereupon und thrnrefnith he dtrontlnued And ,1 ,k C!os d arc rJinatlr The Itcpartment w s alodhrc ed t .1 ,K to locate and stahlt-h tnnnets, brldsrs. ant other H a m t a of lr ns!t aiross or under Mute i rirer and ,1 Hpuyten luyr 1 creo.iui't Ir tho same down un-a i I tl.e ma a td thereupon and ihrn'-ctorta thor shallow 2 cMaMir.lt i and Im aled arrnrd'n .'ly. f Provision wai n arte tor obtalnln-r mo ins tn build of l con truct tinf e tmnrOTrinni ny ha hsttdic ol bonds si of the cnontlet or New one ana AvestcMi er. and tor lerviiigbr tax u-on the sererat town whem the Inv rr r ments were autnor ted to ne made 'he aiu untof M lj lha eziiane ol the n resvary lurvevs l order to cotn m A jitn-e the tmi roremrn's thetein authorized mm Hy t tiaot i roof the Law of til entitled An act In re at on to thf poweis an-t dui.es of the H nnJ ol m Coiiimih lontr of ihe l i annient oi Pubiio Worse, u iMh'diuf prorloa for the errral nuolio narks, squares, and plrtrea, anl othfr wirks nmler ibe Juno i iilft'-in and turret run of a.tid Department Ii Hi-our r nt New 1 org" tao t'omptroller of th r ty ff Nor Yoik,m ihonameand n ne'ulf of the Ma nr. Aldrr i tucn. and romumrnlti thereof, is antnoilxel and dl- tr'tcd tn cr u e und Ismo. at su h tines acd in stt'h Htti tints nnl In si h nmoir is sha I be I 11 cm 'd cxpe tlent and neetvsiry lor the Impror In t a-d rcuiAtttn of I ir mik-. tnc't tin e itral 'ark, LTv Jt j 1 Park, Mor lngIJo I'ark, M idloo htiuar lteeiriir kqnar( Uas'muion s-javri, r -mp- lclu6qnaie, iba Haiti ry. aid th sorml nvrks and p area wl. hb h law mow are or nereaft rmvybeuu- '1 tier ho ro itr 1 and minasinent of thD' mtne-'tof I nb".c Par its au 1 also lor the tontirnrl oi ol a mo- j teoi Jlogicil and astnvio'iite il otervatorr M the L'en t trai Pa k i and to cury out t ie onlct of th act. a M Fnh'ie lund or tock to dctnml mt I I'Im ntf f i M 'aiks Ituprorfttrint Kjnd to an amonnt nt exened- Inl a um of whlrh the annual tnte ct (attberatoof lr Jl Inte oaf at which tha stic- or Mad rhulblWaed) 1 lltU will ne two hnn ire t thmuand dol.ar Utifl Ihe tor-. i ledeemihie in thirty Tovrtfiom the Imo HH Irgthrirof And nil the parks, sqnarea, and t acrs is Ne Yotk city now created or here (Vr to berrrttM. aru thereby spicidrally tld Iced lor the ilemuiloii ot mm m t'leitmeant evrrr part ihrrof. T to Department Is fHlfl alsitheirln anth'-rlxed to conMruct. erect. and ma'n 'M t .in in nnd tnon that onion or Coutral Park foimerly KK known a Manhattan squsre, rr any other panlio m Kf park squares. "r pUreafn iho ritr, snl'able fireproof W m bulidlt g tor the rnrtoe of cstabliftninz and maintain- w 1 n g tbeielu, under mltable rules a d rcgn'att nstoDS s kl rn sen sea by the Hoard of Com nmlonrrs from t me i f A o tlne, a moseum and gallerr ot art by the Mrtrnpott i id tiu Museum of Art, or other lnsntntion of llkechar fj m acter The Department was apo authoiixcd to erect a U 11 suitable nre-pmoi building for the pupooof eatab I I fhiog And ma nt-ln.ng therein sMuteum of Natural m is History by tbe American Mneamcf Natural itltlory, f I or oi her institutions of 1 ke chsraner. The p reeale t f coat tf theee nutidltigs It waa proridtd shall notexced a sum ot which the annual interest tie reoo will be J J thirty thouaund dollars. The stncg to be laued for lS 1 tuts purnote is dennmmated "loo Museum of Art and U (I Natural HHtoty Stock." m tVKCXM. .NOTICE. ft IS OntlElt TO OIVB OUItCI.BnKS A little nu- H I Cr.CATION DUMXa TllbJIDMMEtt HON TUB. WK j rilOrOSK CLOSING OCRHTOIEE, U1IOAD1TAT ANlt IJ' I TWENTIETH STftKI-rr. AT t O'CLOCK, OH Til It H JL BATCHD.VTS OF JDLV AMI AUGUST. AND IfB- 'jy bPECTFULLT ASK T1IK PUflLIC TO DO TIltTn jj i snorrixo ptronE that time. M 'j'l Lonn TATLOtr. all Si "Jiljijy m j' BEDDING, V t ATO'rAit'-.flLL'j. nrrn aVh ate 0'iitsKiniF' win r. a C rATllEXlS TAKK.S WKKtCLY Pit HUSTTfT f JL r 1?lfilMTIlllK,cireia, ana Ret lint at trtr'TW iB'Ml price forcatb.or oa weekly or naoDtblg paraaealsr IV-sl or eactoliange rnr (t-ntrtl naeivoanai.e. al IBlli B. urcurrrEltfrt.TAU'J IM outatinn et. IHln V KltUY Ott MONTHLY l'A Y.Mlt.TTk! IX i 'i-Latpfu. fuiniltire. Maaing, 4o. prtcatlswei 1 Uuu taj tioutl in tai cur. 1 1 OICALT CUXSINOnAU, V 8aiiiitlwiMaT..nrirajfti1. VV ANTr.ll to .urcttaar-ODa or two rouiot M far. I I 1 1 nliurc f-r h .miWftimg. Aadren, itatlcg price, i to O, K,. boi m. Sun ofOcv. I 3!'JfciH!S I t Itril. JOIINhTON. Aucllomer. lill ffi, IV vtuce ana nUtr.Kiiit.j7 Aaitia it., onpoiltotbe Sl ft r.-n omi-e. IBI 'ill JlomrhoM farnltare remove! to oar ulciroom for Hf PN convrnirnre of inH. twt I JOIIMiTiiN VAN TASSKLI, will aril it aar'lon t,V!l at lli.-lr talcs'o.tm, 31 Saatstl it-, on f'ntiir Juljr7,at VUf j I OX o'clock, a liria attoi imci'l or houteliu tl tlirnl ntr. IH J mirrors, carueia, Ac. lielog oos of lat- Hjitl.aletortUr a.u fi j JOHN l VA.NIIKWATKII, Al'f riONKKlt. ill si rwalitve an.l orrrinniory rale oi rvta.i tie .l-r. s'oclr t UDtira AM) ellOKis. logeiltrr with itj.e tlx. urea eDtl tlnexp ril two veais' I ate or siorr. u a flllllAV (tomorrow). July 7. at II A St.. at 1,193 SA 1 av Drtweau Milt anil iiaiti itt late i-niltli't si tu. Atlri.uOQ et retail dealeri calleJ lo lain. Catalogues at tils. JAMF.H .11. FOItll, Aiicilone.r.-KO III 4 i.'oT ell tint nav. at.ur; it mrr, ai j r. tt.. tn i mm, litre t ula ititre-.ttirj r.on.e. rtetni; tne pntlur. dming, Detl- room, ana lciictisa laralture. Kino cli-mej for aou.a kecptrs. f riili'os. Kl',1 tVOIlT'll, Auc Innrrr, will trllthit L -lair, at li. X u'lioc. ut 1 t eiinnlja p.u'-e, Hrook- 1 Irn, ticir Orectie av tlir entire cjmitl, cor.ilt tna ut Lul a walttnt parlor anl bo Iroo n anttct. ina-bl no atl-t, niaittie top titttr.-t, rat ritrntton table ana rf.a'rt, blaclc wal-tnt tout aiUlotiig-a in hair ciota an.l i.liitit, ltru-a,l antl luzrai i ci.p it, uveu3C.are Hani, ttool.anj cover, Tlio lioute fur sale: tl.alera t 1 luvi-ttl. U t. j Jitisttllatuon. KKliliKV'f PATKNT I CllKMlt Al. MKrALI.IITAlST. j aitihattet. 1'rrpaira for linnte I ste uv, reqnlrtog r.o i mixing, I'Llup In 3. lO.to, ttt.l lOgillou packaos. 1 I'ncr er aal, lor I'.tldo wott 11.00 i ITirepergil.iorouialJewo.g I.M ,lj I, rricc per gal for rooft. harm. Irnrt...., l.Di A l'liTUULKUM 1.1NSEKDOH.. A new natt-Dt oil. woraa like boiled liu.ee loll lu all ;l t'Blntt t HQrenti t satlnn hEW YOHK CU V OIL COMPANY. Hole Agrnti. 'X 118 MalJeu Laoe, NttrVti.lc, I 1.'H'.I(;I1T fo7a liilit draft vr.trl. I'a'i oi II. J U ItK, M IVaininloa tt., near Ko ulc. An, lr unlit 1 tafccn. 1 I rjiiaLicvcuutsiicu corrccrt. j CM toJTJ Watl.lngton it. t 1)OTOKKII'KNliTI('r:.lliairr-.ililoi llurop. ilunug tlie acea oitling HtitirtUr .In s is.l mil cloie at Hilt oinre on lui'tUar.al 10 A M.i oi IVrtlntt. v 1 tiar, at 1. M t uu lliur.dar, at w .tl t an-l t u aturilav.at i 7H A. HI. P. II .lliM-.H, I'omntitt-r. IJ ,t 1 1,1111a IIS. -Wnralng ino.ieli of Ilia Klcva'rtt 1 t 1'n.l llailioa.l ar.. now in tit, trrtl at 1.8 11 rtl ttttl .1. I "tttr ai.tl tre It.rni, r.f.i'clsily you aha are la 1 tur it ,ulrk tian it. niirl toi o-iimtt-d to I aitng ttin rn dftj ml nom ol doluit for hrnrtlt nr t o Vialnct (.o J II. .SKMinti.tUmi, I '-Ml j ?Mint5 nn!) jrirjiiors. nllK.NDP.KSOVt 1-AMll.V l.IQt'OR CASES, haca catr eniainiiiir uuv bums of (11,11 PALh nil WIlV. I HOLLAND (1IV. (11.11 ItVh UlllfKhV, OLD I'ALi: HIIKltltT. t'l.NK OI.U l'Oltf. I ULII llllUllliON. (jiiaranlrt d 1'urc snd or Hie vrry br.t nualitr. 1 f 1'llltK bKVhN imi.LAIti 7 Sent br rxn -ra. li o It ur l'u.t oint-e nrd-r, i 11 II1..SUKI:S(.N. isilrcailn., Ntw Yorlf. f nAI)l)tl('K iV l,t MllltIN, I ALU AMI I'OUIKil llltKWKUS. i Buccrs.on ol I'. T IlKAU, J 1 Have cnrslantly on lund a lull turrly of choirs Pel. I aud tuibtir Alet, lluttou and old stock AU. aud I'orui. tor ill npinr ami rlty ute J 1 OKI-'K K, 410 EAST 1ITII ST., NKW TOIIK. .1, j j UltninilJiuiinnumi. 'f t IIP A I'TI I'lfl. roiewoodiilaiiof for ft, c.t t0 i ovi-r.tiung, 7-octaitii uukor'a guarantee. Ittiiueuie. II. mi at. 1 IA11V wl I. ell, U-t t It in fii, a tiinJ.o no p.aiu, t iucui ling ttii.ii. in Tn r4 i no tr 1 1 ay. 1)1 A MIH.-'-ei-ond t.antl piaitoi nf vsrio-tt makers, i. utit n.lug triuitrea. nnr 'Int. and crund tor .alo at low iiricci hy I lilt. K Kill N'u Si HOS.t, it Ku-l Win tt be.wt.rii llroa.taar aud Sin av. 11 .not tn rrttt. UOM'.WOOI) srveu-octaiu p'uao uulj llJJi bar 1 gatu toi Cilt-l. I J. IIIDDLI:, H Amlly st., near Ilroiilnar. j CPI.KNDI II I'l-ino. tiu.. 1-ociiive, rarvrd irgt.aerT I O I'Cuilue uiou dlngt tacr fleet I itt til nrm i t iuti. CAIILK'S. 110 8il nr. 1 )orsej nno ,nfn.ia:i. J.MUI I A I.-1:.-., Harnett, Siddli-i, Af.bau.. bLrott, 'jlllisSrON A VAN TA'SRLL. 'Jl l.lh-iiv .1 i rhalienge liettorlit to rotiueio with Ui.-in .i i rlr;. 1 tlilr. oi quality. Ue iuio lo live litem a ia:i biloto oa puiifta-e. j I,'OII 1,1. t-hi-iip- A b.inl liurte.et lor cart, truck, ll or auv li-,vy wjrk IH Wnicotl it., beiaieu Van, .11 lli-iiiit siul liicltird tn. Soniii Ilrooklyu. t"' I i'tl II HAI.i: ai lllili 'llridae-tia good rillroad f Uoiici aud carts SIUUIIION. 1 liUW, 8VK.". '"k'" wagon, at lllNhlO.ii- YAK TAJiLLfi, Ulll It., CSIWltB Jd and lib SVI.

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i THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY C, 1871. fl i2 fHanftbjffmaUi. I A TTF.NTIOS l!-OIl,vouren get the beitptneee J tn city nr country, lummrr houe, hotel, and private famine, a c MM, chamberinalde, teundreae, cnewerkrre,r'c Come and ee. No delay. WALK.. KICK Employment ortlre, FW (Ith rotcr drug totc. I TTEVTIIIN I Kill I.S VVAJTKirTII.UA V. 'J I'LINM OIHIIlKl 1 1 A rioVlH UKAIIi HMD AMXtC. Mlllkl.tY. ODKLL'SOF.II r ItoW Jil llsr .nfr IIIIO r: "a v A VrKIl I nnk. Iitndrr.i a. cli tmbtT ami A houii-workera, araiiuii iae.. none. Ar n'rnt irc in ritv ami ruuntr. at Mti. lUIIKsroN'S old wmvc t'iRlccckerit A TV II II li Clvce ont at hlht prlree In pay lot J fr.t el i.i'umc machine liiarnicl l'in tree. III K: A POM). .'I A-tor p.ace and lllth t. A.WIII'K ctven not lo fai r ewinc n f rh np hv iiii.uiiiieiii iritriiiifi Irre .1 T ill.MiAI.L.'U Hilton uv..ncnr Rajrnond it .Brooklyn, A I'l lt"'l'"l'LAS operator. 3 hatcr. 35 fini-her. J 4 1 r imii. a un unc pant alca-ly worn at ?o v-w fiowery riiiLi.li'!1. A IMtllTKSTt NTi-irt f ilTrPin'riil hotiiwork A lirrui in preferred. Call l 144 hail I'.lli it. liefer enre r quired A -M;Vewini: iiiactiin. a nn monthly payment! f J wilrurl nu Ifrc 4 Carmine t., near lllrt kcr A Tvtill HOW Kit Y-Fir.t r1a.wTng machine! JV PV monthly piymcnti in work lntruetlon lice. "aKI II I. wanted, li nr I" tear oi l, lor light houao i work in a plain family. ikB n-l r. "a W A M'KII-I'itil rim iliitiakcr anil p i i'it in li t at n rt iciii i. A (II It I. about "Ai r ate. lu taki cut of child' A fm Appi) it wnv.-t i.'iii it. V til inir.ll wanted, At IIWI.N C. ONES A A 111' JAIlilnl MaiileU lehc A Ktlllll riliertri..er warned.""!. NEKS. I Wnl A oa.lw.i.Jd fUir. A HIMIK (loTikfoMiT. nTll BR .fN''5"buokbliideiy, i i-pr -1 iiioi. sr.w fit miii'pi'C J AMU K-ilN ft M'KI'.H.f, Renrtc It, TOOK rOl.tiF.ltf nml filicTirrt Hanfcil t alio a J) w en in Ifuru. it 4i aim! m Ann t. f 1AI riMr-lll'.lt AiHnl At ItTdrAHI tl .li Mi -tnAHNM: lino I II lU A lii:il.-Wnlril. flrit-rtaa operator! J f mid nm-'ir ra At i"0 iirpliurd t cornrr (Intnl. 3" II I! A K I'.llVninn- rAtTrTM.'ort lNN'S. J 3t lllvivlnn ft .tinar Imitsonicrv t. 1 I II i.K iiilfil fur rxri-ili-nt llilillom in fA.iu Ira, I unuiirr Ilium's Ac. nih fit rtHikr, lumi Irrrm. Aniitci rh i i licr n ii.l wallri'Min And luiii'o Win clrla Inl.-lv linil.'t. Ac. at C MU'll M hlfS ftcrnry t" .i itihn imnr nr MM uy. 70011 W OIIK At liljhru pnera tiTpiy for flrrt 4 t cU-i i nu in it'tiiiii. nt 111 I tit li at a i; IHi av I tmci Kin an I ith u., ainl IMU iy.,bc ct n i'.ih and iitii 'MM, wii t 'il-Ono mlio i Imif ernn, nrat. and T c i am. In ut ml t litMrrn and h.' senrnilr tMrful in Ni.a I fjunlli A. I) to Mri lilitm ("I 't at 4 I It I. !lili-l It rear n.. to HOtKnttlir tatiil 1 lii-l-.r.! Apilyat in llroadway, near I'lti au M II iniiliutii. OOI Ml HIT iTmdi'on m rlrr A I aniraTirT I In-. IliNJI Mi:.M NN. "H fJh an V 1 1' l." an ii W iia Uu-loi liMllnlt. Apply at I "Huyt. OOII inr iwii Hnnicl n'. V HoMncey it :'d I tl or 1 IOOI' xlllllT i ulii r. o'"anCM.'anil pock. t Mpo .11 nu, 1 1. mill' makers at lua Norlli In it U Una i nr.li J niim iiiihmi- uimiin wa un lent ind plain A i .kin: and m ,1! intki'IiiTii'lt manti. 311 Cm at. T Allli:" lan.l.l o.i Wii". ler A- Viion' acwin7 J I ma' n ii In. It i!'c .'T it cnarie II- I'lcnt nf r k At i t I. nr. iiiv' aipli'iilld Vne'er A IViK-n mat iiiu fut ml at n i;i. n new. Laillea tanslit. a AIIH'.S. Work fiirnuiu t nt Immc to l y for r.rit TIjcia fpntn-i tti'ti tutif mi Iniialliiienia nt lper rx.P'li It iitticii. n frr- Sivy York Slirliluc blltch Ire onip.in Iiieeck r XJI'.W rll I II T irnncra anlct' Heady nrV I.lnh J.1 ritn:rii paid rtrir Saturday mil rla liandi. app y at Nrtiiuiu' M. un l.a jnJry. il l.ait Mill l. MEW.MIIItT irT.rii ri aoicif) "iooa""ray anl alra. om. VI Jprineal. f I'KIt iTOII" antedop rtnnncl iliiru and oter. VJ alia hlch price and ilcaily won:. Apply at M. ihjt..lntore. l'KIIATOIl!on pani4'oini. aim on aiiiri anl t oyerailr, ttrll to K'arn un all klndi of norli, at Jl 4ackion it. TTrEIIATOHS on IKi'a vrtlcal feed" Mwltik IKJ moclillif autrd, 7i! llroa Inray, lTJArKllTToX.-(ilrla VaiTted on e ne work, JT ilioiome Irarnert. Anplr at 2VI Wen Sta it. Alio, Sloe worker! wanted at iK I anil at. M'HO.NEnniiOS. ACQ. ICTHAW KOOIIi-imciriiikantril to alter Hrow iptiiui learnrra lali'n Ui:o, M.M1VIS. n;ct! ay. WO cood dre.'imai.i'ri alo an appte' tice. 6 ra-y-JL clflc p acc yjtU it I clwua Ctli anl ;ili ara. 'nJ1MT oprraton and lum.i on ciol- work, iliady 7 wo,lc ine e'r- WO'"!"' unXTA.NTKI)-A middle. we4 Amaticin it .man wo T" nndrraiamli cooktBf to an.it my wtfr Indu.nf IXSIi&aU'wora. Onr ran, y It anal i waldn dnne vatilde. To the rlslit port in wc wt, elve t -M Immc KAdliDeial pay, tad ahe will he tralc 1 aa an eqtkal 6l J- M AUDI.X. Cortlanilt t. ,YUflNKS i iplendld camnet. Stnier, Iowa, mioox A (lintja Kioretiec. Knitd.e Ac to rent l bndiell. mofillily parmenta. 1 (irernwleh at corner I rJllO It.LiaaiJ. 'at Iiroaairay, between Tike d Miuera all, LaJIti taa;at. It riTANTF.I)-I.a1lci a-d tentltmen to learn a naw, IY rupectable, and picfltah e imlnei. Py which Ariey can riiltie 15 or im day at linin nr e'.ie tier ,1 Call and aie for routl.lf. I'. whole la' M la otic 1 laaion for IIP, at "ia llroiltray. JJ a lar. front. I (IIT AMTEII-' wattrenea al 111 rr month, linn 1 1 T drorriei. chamb rr- a d. t.oiiiewi.rker, el- atiitii: Mntry. kltcken, iteam tahv and wet nnr. nr private ItmllK) anil bolali, city and connity. liom rr. hlV A NTKII-ririTclan op-rat in on ivm ler "IT Wilton and WIIicot A lliiiia ieinit machinra i lnnae harinir Ibrir own maehinei preferred. Apply at Court it llronklm. rwXNTKII A ml I'tlo aei d woman to it i Kcne-ul II hnniea'irk. inmt i-f a im,i cook. Hioc nci 'i, limed to the couuiry oul) ceod apply, ai note. 111 Frankim it TA NTF.II ini'r nn line paita ato a prpl. 1 nun 01 a-cidr li iblt I tniM In the famllr cood rar aim itiady ork, II fleet place. near Jukuiouit., Iirookn. ir NTi:i ''ompctent ban I on howi and icarfa. 'l I am It ii W"tiid i-rk in it-. re preferred, hr KI.HHII A MIlONO ;iand Inomaa al. tT a NTI'll Pantaloon niakera, alio veil makcra, 4 1 luriliop v.nr. lU'iinii tor three 'la M OOI llThlsi Molt fVv A NTI'.II t I'lntM-letit lire'iln Uera rendy I o work nt ..'i f.ih a.' al-n appr.'tittei'i to learn la-llei' and r'uiilren unil-r:ariiifn. Iminlrad In the atore. V II l.l'.l.r.lt W I Lll opi ratnra wante I lor ia ln" nrden i.iiin't. Apply at 04 Wailiincian ymtar Jilt it M no i. f aNTr.ll ti I'M ciwrd Honian. tinniatrleii to 1 t ike rate oi a h 'iie rcnteil li) fliora. Apply al 91 ,i .pt'lli t up vl lira V A NTr.ll-l(l nral 1 1 v. a ireiea tor a anmnirr ayiitl pi 11 II.K'll al HIMKI.I.'I. 310 1th a v., r i ."'Hi t V A NTKI) run fur in tklliK' n ladi- rlien-- i r. tiiiieiu, at the pop corn manufactory, Th ioii'l. V A N I'ltll '"in rati)-'. 4 tiniera, anl n rlnl-li ri !1 on i ail" nl-ii a iro-in in. till II anl at., t m Hour A'ANTr.tl i'i i i il 'li mi M he. ler A Wilmn'a ma. li i un. i ai 'il i .ir it cor. r"p. Inc. oier itrnj atore. i i;ll-'l m y.- Jiek 'nTl'anTa.'and al l.lYA lll;o II mid II Walker It. V Vi'l:t- ip rit r in line wlulK ahirtt, lU.ti OMI u. i ul.i: A I'll 111 llroadnay, A S'l'l'.ll-A i! i" I inn' ni" k'nmtner. pi.Iv to I I IIAMIII III.IN A I ll,4i llerkiimnit AV A NTI.II-ilo ii.i fr n e nuke an l plain ewi n. H II.Mtll.l.l I, Mariiii i AVAN't'l'll a rvi'it fii" f "r jenerai h'iuew,,tk, VI n'i,iik' nut ironing, 1 1 alii irtne ilip N'ri'.ll i Un me it a feiv iojd o;a'rator. 11 "in II it nod llllldi liei'd app!v. Tv, IVTI'H mi imii limn hair. Siod curK'ri, by Jil Si It-, lint -I N.MIiwne at. VlltK fiiriii-.Hil to pay fur nil klmliol (ewinf VI inni Inn"", in wi II eeckerii. "I V a NTKII-l-irai elan nperatora on iliirli on M A II W I in ii hliii'. it IvlOlli ai. v a Vl'l'll- lai'oti'- In work oiTonetoiili. Call 1 1 ai "1 1 1 1 ti irni'r av, AV NTi:il Mi e rand :'irl.,7pply at SW Ttlt a.. VI p 9 and II tiMiin. AV" a N'ri;il-iiio n..irt an FwiFii bu.tle ban H. Wi VI t, i in,' i up ii lira, AV tNTi;i A mri in iiiiiku heraelf k'eiicuiily u-e VI till a J .'I kpiln.- il. AV I'kll-tiirla to make p per botua, at Sa U ar VI i. n at A STIill-A J'tl lu'take "caro"i7f "iTillilreii al lli VI .il a. y NTIlll- wuiiiau or liiht work, ut a.ilooti all Tyy A NTr.ll-lwotliat il i. IrolioriT I9t lllcui kiTraT" TyA VrilO-Jor diioa i aheri", at 111 iTiTavi lll'KIt TOII ii'l'pi'i liini'lilno nu fliio ii i a ut i t in i- II.' i: i'l lib lir-l Hour l I k I'A NTA 1,110 N DiiivIiitv w uilr I; al-n. ii"iT..""d Ii I pn ..in in milk u.'iiiHit to Kood lnuli. Lai all h' i-k at inn llimi'i'i 11 Hour ITl I'l MmII l!li Uaiii'n, I I'liimii'ii nupniii. U ,i New ll.n.r.. SI Mtllilllnir-.y. li i l.Y ihiri l.i'lit'ia waute I at 101 1 liompioii at. i)W ,li' nt- I'i'i ilnri and paid tteeily. "l WIT I. S I'll T.-Wanted k iod"ilri'i l ii,. r K i "-'I'll V Hera M .llll'-il t iteidv win k and III .vnnu,; .paid. Appi) loll, I, IILAKK, 111 ITII iK'tni en nulli lh and SuuUH'li an all I'i niiiii.iiifli 1'irii euia lewlns m iciilnua on I'i" 1 il Hi' K, work ;ivuti III I-1 I'll ilui'. I H IIOOI' -kill Ii luta wnlilii, nil w uVi II aim I 1 1 W i I i-1 ed -Vli I. il' nv work III roil, tl tin' ai i I" i 'i in noi l' to I' I t Alll'r.Mr.ll A CO., ii In a I' iil;intil)".n;i!t3. A li.H, 'al'"- Apply at .4 Warr'll It,, IV.' rH 'lll"l,'l"t' ewywoOkTu liutcli t7, AY (Vti!V.ra ii'otei'"" -'M.-ril!. auu WHtlM Ii,. AN OYHTKII MAN-One who nndfrilandi eook ln ateaka aod cnopa i lo a competent and iteady man iteidy work will be l lycn i noni other nea l !p pty, at oyner icowNo.t. foot ol llroonw aL.r.ait lllyer. AlwTiioll Kit wanted i one who hat worked in a Maia foundry, hone but a itroncman need arply, at 114 Cannon "1. "bllAIITictlTe Irlili hoy, one acquainted with the buHlicrift(,et V" WritXJd it., between th and 10th ava. AKOOIMhoenTaker wanted i none but a temper a'.ce man need apply at 4JI Canal baa -ment A COM I'KTrtST carrlac" blickantlth wanted. Ap ply aiwtuili IlliOS. A IMI.'SIM Ctomy 1t. KOOII lloonnan horTeahoor wanted at II KKK- N,JI Xew Ciiainbera at. H IiAI'Km II ITII nnlltht repairing and nne lltht wheel wrik'niuu wheel! and leanni'. iloulh tih at .leraei t ily, liliVs NTliil. Itomll to In at factory. IJ J Croiby it liaieinent t all from to 9 A. M. H- OY W ANTEIIto work at"yatnlaliln, al K35 Kail rh a I. CHI UT, HO'-line aeenitntned to ataam work pit)- ferred. NIIIA.N A IIIIYfCr), Cil John n. KO. M, A aperial mretliiK ol I urn LoiIkc. IK3 a lirnokmi K II.. to be Ii Id at .wi tlran l al thia (Tniirda. eyenlnc. to oiiramre a Cofipt-ratlye Alio ciatinn Tho fiaterully or Miuhattin tliatrn-t l re-Iprrt-nlly tnrlfil ALtXAMIKIl II AS.iL IV, S. K. .Inailf l I'lMk, II. S. T AIIOII I Ml men wanted at the Allanltr White i I. "ml Hoiki. foot ol tioid it., Uiookijn, near t.io ay V ird AH O It Kit M wanted. Iuiulre at W) Sd ay., be I tw.-eii till and Mlh ita, I)ltlVrr.ltVA Vrr.'ll-A imarl, active jnune J man fur L-i-iirral Jnn work In a r inntry ortl lu nuire of I Altitui A 1.II1LK, lleekman it lliuriday iiioriilnif, ol ii o'clock. jAISTr.lla.-l houie pitmen wanted, pnrthn corim ...ill n. and lit av. O'lttl SSI IJ A INTI"AN olderer,boaplerer.erlmper, and tinya wanted immediately, at 74 Iley at tip ataire. fllA 1 1. OHM wanted to maun acturc fine clolhluu L coala, tianta.and Ti-ata. Applv with recommcoda lionlo CIIA8. Il I'KhT Ajro'S and II liuane at. rfto lltlltKIIOi;tS.-WarHe.l. a Hoonnan, at I 1ltAMIAtlr.S's,5. ilarrlico al. None but a ilcaily man need apply. mil IKMIUIIINOEItS.-Anral.eia'alAWPookfor. X warder wanted. II. LAN h, '111 Ku'lon al. moTTA IINK4 11 AKI-;ilt.-Wantcd. a Jobblne X hand, at 31) lil atthn. fliW'O (ood raw Tri wanted lu the kludlmz wood L yard i II ink it. I Tinill i:i,,AM-Wantcd. men and bora thai un I. daratand frame wora. Apply at w Walker at. W'ANTI'.O-A firat data leatlier-cutter, lo bo to litlimior', Md One who underilandi ni huat neia and can irive latnticlion, a permanent aititanon ran be procured Apt.ly to WM. Ill TTKIlKIKI.il. Murray it., between tl.c hour! olOand 11 A, M-, and 3 a id J I". M. V A M'KII-I'nrien. younir men lor atore. coacl VI men. plain Gardener, wallermen, farmer (mar rled and ainuli-) i alo, merui men on r.entleuien'1 placci tdovided with coa.1 ttuatlnn by applilnit In Mr MASSIMI. il couttat., Itruokiyn. Wr.STEIIN I'r.OI'l.r, wantlahoren of all aorta 1 he Chliilren'a Aid o-irietr, '.i Kan llli at., will aid familiei t-boio the et to find work. A patty will leaie oa.lniT r. alt and are the a.ent at t'J Ka.tlih it., between I aud;i o'cloca nn any day but fatotila.T. W A NTI'll Ha2 holdrta or men competent in hold tt grain bapa while beinir ruie-l on hi.a Apply to II. V Manwarlnir. lis front al.' III. low llro. A Co lleav-r it, Willianunn A Uoodhue.l Water it-j W, II. A i If n A l.n., 33 I'earl it M'KO-Kor whalimr r.iya.oi. Jlalont yoonx VI nien and cooper, carpenter, and blickimttha. App y ttiii day, al lrai Wet it., cor. of It-a.'e. V AaTi:0-Tailnnon nne waiktne and overcoat"" VI od prirea will ne paid to tnoe liavlns cood rrc rmmenitationi (none oiueri need apply) at I J and 15 IMiUe at. A V aStkii a cood optical braia turner t only a II cood workman need anplr. BTACKrtll.h A lllttllHKII. II f niton It. V A.NTKII-A nraWlax cloth hat and tap cutter i VI one comretent to take charge of a ractorr. 1.KW. II. ItAKKIt I CO tro Itroonie it. W A TEII-A amart active boy to Uo l:.-tit wora in a warehouie EB,yflf,,,IT. yew A NT Ell boy to learn the pork trade. Inquire 11 al N4 and t7 ttaauimloo market. K. A McOOVKIIS. WANTKIe--a. rood wheelwrleht: ope that undir-a-.ana the buatnraa In all lu parta i liirniln pre ferred, al uri Oreoswich it., corner Clarkaon. AV'TnTKO A boy from II to U yean of a;e lo al r trn.1 aw. la water foualaln. oneaccuitomed to the binl.iee preferred. Apply at 3! AT. O. V a NTEIIA man accnlomed to aawinc; with II wl circular law. Apply 10 McLUUOIILI.N nUo.ltKI'.STil'naneit Ntw York. WANTKII immediately A rood e ibtnelni-wrr, Vl alio a cood blacktmitn, at Ihe luloo bate Wurki, No, 7 N'irtti oafurd Hrooklyn. AN'THti- tinituitii to-take charge of ihop and overaee the rtinntnir ol a luaa.l eujmo Ad drjia r. A J pot, 14. Mm oftlfe. Ti S VtiTT-l wo k-oolTiand who thoroilahly un' t dri'iand aanOpan.-rins mouldln.a. Apply at once nt r,7 m it., .vrw Yor. VASTEI A man that underatanoa oitnincma. Vt lera.audl ea able ot tatime cbar.c i -o other peed apply 33" Sd av. r ANTiTo A bov to open oiatera and make hinit f Vl crnera'ly ulelul m a aaloon. Apply at 111 .'d av corner wilt at V iMVri'.ll-Two wheelwriehia. al O A. JKIIF il MlAlla caitauJwajga ltory, ioi ivth av ,cor- ncr f.tii it. W7.. NTEO rlt-cla. pttimbeie toco tntheioun' try. Apply loj. A II. JOM.3 A CO.,16 Wilt nn Ireet V ATr.ll- yonnir mm who liaa mine knowl VI ediie ol JapanniiiiT. Apply at 3ia Kat 4ih it. VANTKO-Wbrc;wrti:ht,corter f. I'ani'i and VI Montk- iiiiery ava Ihid'on Clly, X, J. V A NTKII-A 7ooo ceneral hand aul a iood Vt tiltclM r. Apply at 47 Urcenwlcn at. W A NTKII-A :awer"acleik who can wnie auood Vt hand Apply al 7 Pine at room 3, WA MRU-a. hreal and a cake baker. Apply at tt Kl M cit 133th it., near pth av. VA NTI'll-l iiood Un" in.l ahectdron worko:i, 31 Jit, irn.ine at. c rner llleecaor. V A NTKO-Kiiit eli'i harncii tuaken. Apply lo t i' TllAISilll,iJWaren it. W A NTEO line a-oo 1 tinraeihoer, n turner, and Vt niter Mn il Itonlrvaid V A VTKII-A boy that aetved a ear at the hone II inoemc, 30 1 Wilt :h at. A vrEII A mart hoy to tend itore and collect Vt acco'inia I Peck illp. AV'ANTKII-Kipi-rieiiced cnamellcri, at (U Cenlio Tt it lipiral wain- paid. VN'7rr.l)- cood cake baker. Inquire at tvil 11 Nijril" a .llronklin. A NTKII-A oofwaiier. Call between lOand II Vt A Jl al 37) Canal u. W'AM'UI-A horieihocr floormao. Apply at at It llrnadway. V ANTKO-3 sood tinrooferi. Apply al 4W en VI imii it. YY ANTKII-A Kood blackiinilli al 413 191b ay. X'tM'Mi mrn and hoy wanted to ro lo atari I tinr-'iiKh, s Y lo pick berrie. Apolr to HAH H II K A pier i-, V II.. from II to 11 o'clork ni dir. KNt'o w. r. nn a farm, no ol lection if lately 1)1111.10,1. lilt. IIKNIIIUCl.-ON, lli Atlantic ll llronklin ft l- AIIM t an. I wanleU fm irood placel, Apply al 11-K i i Hili t corner ci Ii av. 7"oil r k'-iod lirlrkiaier wanr-d a;Jior"i-n Point, tl Inquire it Mriiik'linm Uott I clo-ifl t-, Itie depoi. al i It A 11,1141 II men anl t boardlni; boiteai W l r r.i il miner wanted, b ItowHtu tlreen. ,).t OEI K II V N ils wanted. Hteamrr. Ilndjepott jii.l.l It chu)ler, Pier XI, K.nt Itiver. M ItVIIOIIKII" wanted for CoAnecilcul i w a )l I 1 1 iuiI ul II A. II., 19 Wailiuijiou al alto hod earn 'l. r 1 1 lillllll rallroal rncknieu at Hpniten lli)yel t)f nu i pi. Murtla llailr-iwl i w ie-. ti for 0 hour.' nitiial w-nrk an eitra allowance ot 5c. per day for llioic woikiuc one iniiiiin u-adv. A. II. .-MIT1I. Acenl. fpuyten liuyvcl. frt MI'.M wanted to work on conitructlou tram at l)U 'lull Harm; l.'f ir 10 hnnri' work. WII.I.INM J CI I.1.KN, foreman on train. I til il EN wanted nn Hie Newark an I -luahelli i)U branch in Urill'i farm, cwark i w-iiri-a II per da) P. JtllAJV. I -ll -I S.tun.itmi KUnnlt-. rrrr..TIO.N na raleiman In the clly nr country, In n riuiipi lent biiiin.'i.tiiau In a whofea lie nr r. tall Imot uii'l aune or clothtnc hoiiao. bne ika Kiihih, itrriiiriri -tnri r. iiitati Heat of referenei-a cllen. Ad-dri-a M It P O -lalmn II. (Ilrand it 4 MTI ATIII.N wanted by a nun. man a cook i and cam r In a diniiiK ii mm down low n, wnt-re Iheru I no mclit nr huiniay work i or would lend n lunih t-ounlir: knowa 1.1 builnea well. Addrrei t AIIVKU, boa 109, sun oflli-e Kllt I. uti-li irttided wliiu-i n aiiiiatioti to make lieiu'll k'eiierally uietul lu afauid). Pleaie call ut U'l l.eiinanl at HI'Tt'll Kllr.- N j.inni: man want to learn tocul meat alio tend itore w uel no I'liject, A'ldl'f! W t I b n mn, l-nn nlllee. IJ KmPKI'TA lll.i; woman wanli a th-ld to lako k i .ire of at her uwu liuiiiu, fru.ii 1 year lo 3. Call ut arvlSdav. S"li'l'ATION wanted h atnaiin-d man. li enra nf aire ill luht nl li'l 111 loinii k'ood houie, or w cul.l laki ale poii'iuli- uutcii'i.aira iiobiiioni can furnn-li lln-lHHuriiltrci.ee. Addu'ia tl. A. Si. ttn lludiou in.. Iirookl) ii. f 1 1 1 1 E WOT hlll'i: IV I Kl.l.llii:vt'l. Atlh.Nc Y, I l.Vt Wi -l .'llli -I bet wren Mil all I Ml uv where pralila-a eolmeii Ik I n c in la- found lo fill every rapienv In prltatu laimlie. boardloc nouiei. bJteia tit orciiuniry. XX' ANTKII-I'y a inpectiih e )otuii Km 1-la Vt miu. a-iinaiion a poll r or earinau In an dry L-noil ilniet com! refi-rt-ui'ii from a wnnleiale l.ou nn h on" and twilie tiinnili. from an Ameiiciti k'eii'li' liiaii A .lit n a h PAI.MI.ll, boi 31, fclnlt'Ujli I'oll llinee. Maleil laland. XX' ANTI'.II-A alluallon ai rhamberniaid nr wail VI rea-i well ricoiiiniended fioiii Per laat place. Ap plyal 311 lludion iv lit floot, Ironl loom. XX A NTEO-A iltiiation by a lount' man n cu-rk or it iiiiikkr. per i city reference, Addriu '1 Ylto, boi us, "-un oinc-i' Insltntiion, wit) K (-WII ITINK, 34 le.ionii bookkeeplna, iT9walll ariiliiueiic, ntUIn, 13 each, PAlM.'sJ i, tll,i)lUe,CU9WUy, Ijaj t.d eye,, LtjlU. 1 j) it i i.i.iant RoeMe ,A AT TAUTODBO hkWt, JAMAICA, U I. I OTKB M LOTi BOLD EH OKE DAT. TirKr o. m Mm.iiO to ixit si. Til KKT NO. 441U UrTTTt-tb TO LOT 311. II Idrrmf thtaa aambera will pleaie call wlUioul de lay, and let their atedl Wllaoal coat. nkxt riiitK KxcrnaioN, TUBSDATijIULT ii. um, (Via veatk -Me Railroad, II.-30 A. M, Terrri, III moalhlyi no aUar eieetiie. The noil de ilrahle proi.erty m e.aree to tbe pnbllct aeceailble by 3J dill) itraaa tralaa and korae can to all the fee ri. a tvery 3J minoteii tradeal ayenoaii viilai! ll.hteil with ca. Ac Kor full prtlcsl!n, aal tree tteketa apply at the of. fire nt the Ai.oclailoa, 11 Cedar at., room 3, New York, nr at any of tee tollewlaa? day anl nlcht offlcea: New York city -M. LIRHLICn. 3M Orana alt MAItTlS ItMIO. Ill Varickit..kelwea Sortna- and Vandam ill. WHiUir.M.iirj'i -J. H. DltALlt Attf), 117 Orand at., cor ner of Mhi a'ao. 6. J. AiXetlOUBR. WI Konrth it. Itrooklyn-WlLLIAM MOItOArr, 30 Myrtle av.. near City Hall, bostb Brooklyn-JOUN BTKNUKII, ill Co lumbia it. IM'ltK.ltK COURT: le In partition. Adjonrnrd tale tuder me direction 01 KLUhSK C. IIOR. TleferM. 1,000 DUILDINQ LOTS, J FMendldly located In the vlllaeei of WIIITE8TONR AND yi.rslilSO, adiolntn; tba laaproTementa of Poppenhuien, Loeke A to Th. estate of DANIEL llltiUl.Nb, deceaied, cotnprliinc the celebrated "iiiooiNB NurtsitmF.8." The foe arennei and boulevardi lo eon or r I the vli. laiic ot Fluialni aad tfbltealone will In'.cneci the property At anetloa on Ike premne. to be lold to the IneheM bidder wltboal reeerye, by EI)V Alll) A. LAW IIKSCK, auctioneer, on WKDNKbDAY, JULY U,1T!,AT 13 O'CLOCK. NOON. Till property poeaeaiee unequalled advantacea, be n about ten ralnutea' walk, aad nearly eqnldlitnnl from the Flnafilnar. WW tea tone, and Colte.e Point rlepolaotUie KiuihUf ana North bide llallroad, with torn our dally tralni to and from New York runnlnf tune, twenty mloutee to llnnter'a Point. Kluihln ll on'yicvcn milei trom Mth at ferry, by .action av., wlneh la a free road to the rteat mettooolli. Tbo bearrit aunurb ot New York, rapidly luiprovlnc and moat !a-ceaihie, poaaoaaloa; ttnrtrallexl railroad lacill llea at all boura ofthaday and nlfht. The bell pom hie Inveatmenl for home teed parpoaei and irecala t'ou. Clean Iota within the reach of buyen oftha limit limited tue!na. For map! and particular! arnly to '-Wi DANIRL A. HltllllNB, 7. II Cortlaaat it., in tbe baiemenL rinihtni, and TTU.O.UI001N8, on the prrmtifi. JuiiaVo K 1 1 k' i? It A?St? V an' iV COLLATION. MONDAY, JULY II, 1171. The lota belonclnc lo thli Aeeoclallon are wlthont eacepnon tee lIlhAPL.-tT AND niCST RYKR OrrRIIRO ON THE l'DPULAII 111 MONTHLY PLAN, nut few remain nnaold. aad tneae by order of the nwriirp will poeltlyely be cloned ont dating tbe month THf JAMAICA LOT ASSOCIATION hai hern tne createat eueceaa of the period. Hundred! ol iota have already been deeded and paid for, and the prr'ent mouth will alord the only opportunity to pur cli i'e In thl denrable locality. train will leave foot of Bomb Khththitrrct, William bureh. at 19 o'clock. Free ticket! can be had of the acent before the can leave.or of J()HNUN A UILUKII, 33 NASSAU BT. 1IIEA PCOTTAtlRil Wlnfield. U Ii eaih 1300, V nauoce monthly, tnqoltl of Dr. IJUIll'HY. at the depot 1,l)lt AI,K-tlrooklyn city loia on and near tae 1 llroa. in ay, ration, and Atlantic av It It, llcen trcrta paved ind water plpea laldi terma eaiy A 1 it'.ry and baiement honae, near Fulton ay 13)9. A houieonCnauncev at. ICM. W. BOBCKRL. Ill Droome ll.. N. V, 11)11 Mtl.E-AI a ban am, a 3-ilorr frame nouie, 1 rout a ie I roomi, water and aewer connected t hone. ijj .lot, rtr73 1 13 mlcnla from frrry, In the lllh Ward Call for I dan at SI Leonard it near Jaron, llrooklyn, E. D. Ilalfeaahi will pay 13 per cent on inveitmenti price, moa. I.aitriT farm at a bararatn 87 acre, fO mile from New ork alaoM acrei, hlfb -eroand. rood loll, very cheap. C, 11, OilYtri, 7 Ueekman it, II III E AND LUT with the fnrnltnre. at Win .1 field. L I. toraale cheap. Inquire of Oil. UUIl I'll Y.al tho depot; IT TO ;IUO acreaofrood land near Norlbport, Ixini 9 I. and cuiuvatalcroveetelieapi eaiy pavntent liealthv lndneemanu to aetlleri, Ow.ar, KI33AM, It? pulton at. 8-T n4 -TUEbeelberreia of thedar-ror I .t'WW.iale at Bronxdale, Weitrbeaier CO., I arr. lot Cue tardea land, plenty of fruit and ihade trrra. w ith a new hnoae. bam, aeonery. ahea, Ac. i lo cated In the mtdat of Improvement. Inquire or ULNJ. BltOWN.SJtl llav New York. ot gtle BrU la JftL (til KAP 'nroer brlok home and llore to lit eie'l lint locatloni one bloea rrom lnman iteatnahlp d ck Apply to JA8. 1'ltlCE. t lludion it. UIMiaiH nd llorea to let at 18 lo llOmnntkly, a to roomieacat new doable koeaeai by tlfco. CIIA HitMi, cr ocer. Hi Waal tlth it. near llto av. rpj LET.-Aanjallomc! to let lu too lecond itory oftheSnn DulUleg. Apply to the Publication o Bee, corner Kama and Frankfort a la. 'I'll l,l'.T-ll3anoatk-tore.alaMe,eroom 1 4'J I Uma.iwav, Brooklyn. Inquire of D, IlltlUUS, 77 Jane tt New Yora, eve lace. FilO l.i:T.-To trocar. -1 be beet atore In Ine clly to JL leUleau. HJ Kail loth at., between 3d ar.d 5d ava. rito l,ET btablei. I llalli. newly Cited op. and X. dwe line acartmaau. lnqnlre at 371 Weit lllh at. riMi l.KT-Allot with I back roomi. 3S3 Mcnroe iat rent l-t. Xl'OIIKrtllOPnto-latatlll Weal 37th at. two IT Roora onel3-u4 and one 33fei i cood llhl i ateani t ower If required. Inquire oo prau)ea. Saiituw Cnntti, I.EiONA Ul! id eoaa water -online onimeaa lor aale, w th alatbewi'i mac-tnea, No. 3 Inq tiro at oil od av corner 3ach it. W. I.EVKIts. MCEI.Y llted np family liquor itore for aale cheap i rent low i food reatona tor lelliu.. Apply It 413 Waal 17lh It. VP A INT ihop tonal cheap for caan; very teal location In llrooklyn. Call alor addren 179 Atlantic at., Ilrooktyu HAIkKltY'foriale on reaaonable termt. corner of Leouard and Jack! on IU., Wllilamibureb. Apply in the ato-e. B A K Ell Y for aale. dome a iplendll bunneii i rent. I'i i-eruouhi I iearrleaie. Apply ai 433 Bait inn at 1)A KEIIY 1'OUHAl.E, with itock and Silnrca, Ii tneap CoiLer Pearl and Preiprct Hi,, llrooklyn. IJAK Ell V for in. Kaat 2M IL, between lit J and tl an. MCI KHTOIIK for aale In Jeraey city, doin a J I trade of ti3 per day. Addrsaa It., box 100. Hun otnee. 1?ll It hi l.K-A eonfectloaery and toy itore. eaUb liihed 11 yean, the praaent owner rellrlnc from bnilne! i one of tne beat itand! on Orand it.i nora and ira en roraa, onlv f per month i a creatliarcaln. Apply to W B. lOrYN-EtlD.UI Orand il, Wllllanu. burch. I. fill rjA Lit A meal and vecetable marael with In ink' rooma attached i ebeap rent i dome a bail neia, all caaU.nf over aoO per mootn t will aell ehean, ai the owner la nek. For particular! addren al. v., l-oi 153, bun office. I Jlllf HA I.K -Pmall aroeery atore. with three yeara 1 leae, atnek and litnre. aad lootna to live In t mmt tie ai,. cheap, ai the aropiietor baa other bual nea to atlend to. 4M Well 834 it., lor two dayi. I-jiJlTt I A I.F. -Block and lltnrea of a French paa Mry c-'i.fictionery. and lea cream aaloon with three ear ii am w ill be aold oneao. Apply oo prcml aea, So. ;tn id av 1(1 It Stl.K-An eitabllahed feed uorct a good 1 oiipoiiiinity S3 boraea on the rrrmliea, 1 W. vf. 1,1 ON, ta Av. D. If A It II U'A It K bnalneai for aale. Inquire at the 1 ator. l ive Corner. Jeney City llenhti. N. J. XI I I. K It I) PTE for tale. 47 III ay between 19 ill and It uViockj IIAItllY, 1y PI'll ST A NO on 8th a v.. for tale chein. lo qulr. ot O, WELCH. 4 k) TT eat fam it., after 8 o'clock. .TtK fll ANUK.-One of tbe be.t and moil con venlrtitly located vlnecar laetorlei In New York or llrooklyn, in perfect work nc order t rent very low i reient owuit co'm Weati liberal teruil totherlcht luai App f tor two day. V M. A 8KB It, II rur an it.. llrooklyn. CHOP. M'tlllE for lale-Wlth Mock and fliturei i ami oiie year i leaie, dolnc a rood cuitnm trade i owner .ii il health th only came for lellluc, SiOCtu av. near jut at. S-jTTiv OAHII will bny a cood paylnc corner )WWlUor itore i alio will tichancu a lample room riL-ar itnre or paint ihop forimall hotte or lot. A. L. HIHTNEY,S7 vf llloughby it Urooklyn. Soaib nnb goemj. AI'P.W reapeetabl men ctn bo accommodated with coed board and pleaaant roomi i trrmi mod rrair t all .1 117 Bail 39th It., a few doort from Lei Inctun av lor tliree day. A PEW ccnllemen waated to board, alaotwoor three leapecubl young ladlea, al 859 Eut I7tb lt. term ii.udciato. VI'EW joudc ladlea ean be accommodated Willi boa rd a t SM 3Jd at lit floor, near 3d av. HIIA II II wanted for a widow lady In New York or lirooi)-n i will furu'in and take rare of l.r own room i u rmi mull be moderate t reference! cxchinc el. Aild'itu HOME, hoi 133. Bun otllce. HIIA II I) tor 3 younc men. Call for 3 daya at Dowoinc at,, New Yorclty. i,rilM)"IIEII nlcely-Irce front rooniTeverv 1 1, mi: i ".te.ieut for bouaekeeplng i alio a email room. I.', llmlaoa it. 1yi'HMeIIEil roomi to let la family of widow t Mnard II ro'iutrel. IMRait M at. Call all week. I ll'El I'A 111, E men can obtain board and idea. I .mil rr ,,ii, eiuijie bedi, en, bath 315 Weat Mill it, Ifj'O I, I 'I' to a married couple without children A J iiiriiUher room lor booiekeeptnc, 7 foriyth it. rMI I.K'l' Purnlihed rooniat pleaaant, clean, aud J quiet u rim rcaaonaiile. t33 Hudi net. o lilt 1 rt'iilcine can obtain plcaiaut luniiihcl i) rooim at ig 3 1 qy third floor. O-f S'PANTON HT, Furuliho I roia for houiO' O i keepinc and ilnala gentlemen i cheap rent. 11)7 W EMl' aOTIl 8T.-A few younit men, r m I titiiu and wire can be accommodaled with pleaaant room! i alio table boarder taken. I WEST 37T1I T.Uecli"anlci and o'heri iluLnii have good board aud pleaiant roomi t alto, avouutf ladlea 110, day boaidvri. luqulre all lUc week. &nttmrti. yAILACK'H. b SPECIAL NOTICE, "-a" v -i.im -I?.i.,).,,,.B"e atrangemeau -Ml with DION DonciCAlILT, Elq .for the production oi hi tAUT NKTT DHAIf A, On M0NDAT?,JULT 10, Ibi oanaitr I reluctantly compelled to anoounc tuk Lab. bix niuutb OF THE LONO SritlKK. which mnH be withdrawn W THE HKIOIIT OF ITS POPULAfttTT. MONDAY. July 3. TIIKHMY, July 4. CM r-DA Y, July S. I THUItSDAY. July!. FItlDAY. Jaly 7, BATUItOAT, Joly fr. LONO BlItlKK. HONDA Y, July 10, 1 RLF1K. T INAKOWIN'H THEATRE. Mi E P, KKNDAl.L Manaier, EoiMemeni for a ahorl anmm.r aeaaou, c -minenclo MONDAY, Jlfl.T 10, OF THE CELKDItATKD 5 ii'feYioSJrVAiii-V 8WIU DBLL JIINORRS vocalirts i iiAiirisTfl i violinists i IOUNO LAD1KV01ICUEBT1IA i. B1LVKH COIINKT BAND I k ISO SILVRII MVIPH 1IKI.1J1 1 A A BTAFF OF 34 IIFLLH I DEAUTT I ELKOANCK "NtlVKLTY AND REFINE- MAT1NEB F.VEQY BATUIIDAT AT I P. M. OlaYMl'IO THEATItK. ItOBK and IIAllltY W ATKINS EVEIIY RVEN1NO DL'ItlNO THE WEKE, In lb great lrin-Amerlcan drama, UNIir.HIWO FLAflSt f Or. TItODDKN DOWN. MATINEE. BATultDAY, July 8. NVKCONilwWAASlJTnitlMPANTBOCCKSS of llouctcaull'i Irian Drama ol the COLLEEN HAWK. JOHN COLLINS aa Mile na Conpaleen, with longl Crnlikeen Lawn" and Widow Machree Chtrlri Wbeatlelgh tbte oilglnal part) aa Danny Mann. Ut Emma llowaon. with annira, aa Kily O'Connor. ritlDAY-ltenetltotMr, JOHN COI.I.lNii. KTI1 AV. TIIEATHE. LAST WEEK OF "OELMONICO- I LAtiKs up tik nnD80N," LAST 1IATISEE of DELMONICO V Saturday next. Yyooi-s.1ii.sEi;n lAlMENnK AUDIENCES, rioduction of 1. MrOI OSKKVrl new drama, entitled TllltOUnil UY DAYLIOIir., EVCItY AFTKUNOON I EVEIIY EVEN INQ AT 3. I AT 8. EVEtlYTHINO NEW. surponTDA'iTiAVicoMrANY. B,fLEkV.M,.N,.!!.".r:- IUK COOLERT rilEATIIE IN Tile CITY. O It EAT SUCCESS MR. AND MPS JOHN LE HALL AND THE NEW COMPANY In tbe OHEAT IIIIHI.KPQUE II.teTIIhAlRD IL TIIOVATOIIE. In which Miaa Ulaache Ualtan and Mr. Ihomaa Whlffen will PP-VRn- EVRNINO THIS WEEK AND SATUltllAY MAHNEE AT 3 O'CLOCK. IIIONY I'ASTOIfS IIPEIIA.HIIIIHE.,,. L .ourth week or Ml FANNY IIEltttlMPS bUMMKIt BKAStlN. Thnrtday and Friday evening. Jnly II and 7, 1871, will be produced the romantic drama of tho FLY I NO DUTCHMAN, -H OH THE PHANIOM SHIP. To conclude with SHANDY UAUUIItK. Ula Fanny Herrln. in both piece. Matlneei every Wedneiday andSitnrday aflemoon. TI.OIIE TlTF.ATItP.. 738 llltOADWAY VT Lait wrek of Mr. KlillY. Entire chance of bill. The coralcan llrolheri. The Avenger. Nick of the Wood, Weaneiday cremnx neat. Mr. EDDY will p;,a7i'we irWK.WeTKVrKuVTi,.!rkiAUnirE pike. Mr IHL'YPASIOIt.Mr. aV.O. MELVILLE, Mr T. L, DONNhLLY, air O F. SEAIlfCICT have volunteered, FEMALE IIIHIMK THIEF. COOL AS U K. IIHMIDOCTOIt. 13 Yean of a Drunkard'! Ufa. llIUltACEKAIMIKN-JULLIKN'lONCEltT.. X. lo-morrow, Friday, JnlvT, OrtAND OPEItATlC CONCRHT. HOSE IIRIt-aKK. IIA11ELMANN. JL'LLIEN'S OHAND OnCIIKSTItA. Saturday. JnlyS .lUI.LlKN'.t IlKNKFIT. TUB OltfcAT CONCEItT UFTIIE SEASON. MA Kit! I.ANTEKN r.XIII.UTIO.S for the Denefltof Imraeuuel Churoti M day School. 37th t. and Leilogtou av Ihuradty evculng, July t, 1871, at A o'clock. Admittance UcenU. ITfet 1'wjjjj, MONUOUlll PARK. 13.300. FIVE DATS. THREE HALES EACH DAT. I O'CLOCK P. H. THUItSDAY. ITII JULY. FRIDAY. 7TII J PLY, BaVuiHIAY. 8TH JULY. TUESDAY, AUO. I. AND CONTINUE FIVE DAYS. tu,e THIRD DAY. TIlCltSDAY. JULY Flnt Race Slllng Race, rune I'M. For all aze. One and a quarter mile. Second Race The Monmouth Oaaa eiakea. 81.309. For three year-Old Fllllee. tins mile and a half. 31 cntrtea. Third RaceThe LonclirauehPtaVci, 11.700. Forllacee, Two mtlca. II cninea. FOURTH DAT. HID A Y.JULY 7. Flnt Rice-The July SUkri. II.IM. Three-quarten of a mile. ISentrlea. Second Itico The Amrrlcul Club Purie. K.V10. Foratlacei. Mile h-at. Hell three In Ave. Third Pace-fhe Tweed Puree. It.OJO. For beaten hoiaci, ail acre. One and a half mile. FIFTH DAY. SATURDAY, JULY 8. Flnt lUoeHurale Itaee IW). Twomllei i elctt hnrdlea. Second Kecepurre HJ0OO. Forallacea. Daah of three Dike. Third Itace-Th- Monmouh Sequel Makci, 13,350, Two milea. 37cntrlea. lladcri. emltllng Uie bolder to the Quarter Stretch and Orand bland i During tbe Meetlnc. 111. or for One Day, 13. Kniraoca to Field, It i to the Oread stand. It extra. Poole will be aotd every evculnff untie Weal r.ud Hotel, and on tbe Coerre every day during the race, by Underwood A McOowan The floating palaeea, PLYMOUTH ROCK and JE8E llOYT, capable or carrying thouaanda. will leave Pier No. 38, (cot of Murray at., at lined hour, aa adver Hied. Paaietxeri will reach the Courae In two bonra. Tbe accommodation! going totbe Coune. while there, and returning, will be unequalled. The PLYMOUTH ROCK and JESSE nOTT will lell excunlontlckeu for rouad trip (including edmiulon to Itacea) for U.U). VIM, K. ItATNOR, Secretary, Long Drench, HI f fling. IJ AINTV.IIS. The reenter quarterly meeting of Lodge No, 3, line (rtiundav) evening, 7H o'clock, Important buaiucaa. A full attendance t require I. J. T ELLIOTT, Rec. keo. Jollll. QIIN PIN ENTAI. HOTEL, LONG D RANCH, W. D. BORROWS, l.at of Everett Honae, New Yorkj CtOIII-KK C'IITTaTiK, oplioalte the depot, Long DiancUt home tlrat'Clailt term reaaonabln. C. F. HESDRICKSON, Pioprlctor, Tosl aub Jotint. I7lllfNII-Onthe5thlnallwocowi. one etrawber 1 rv and one brown color The owner can have them by proving property ana paylnc expenaea. 67tli at. and tin av. RICHARD KELLY. 1.-()DNll-(ln Batutdawentng, July I, In Av. C, a 1 mn ot mo.icy, which the owner can nave by paying for thli adycrtlaemenL Apply to JOHN MONKS, 351 7th at. IOST-Uank book No, M.43. Inurd by the Mamm al tnn Sarin -a lnatltutlon, and paymeut of the lame baa been Hopped. The Under win oblige the owner by returning the lame to tne bank, cat liroidway, corner llleeckcrit, LtlfT June 30. a black and tan terrier i long rare aud tall i anpnoaed to have been loit at the Orand it, ferry. New .ork. Whoever returna hlmlosiiih it Wtlllamaborgh. will receive 13 reward. OST On Monday, July 5, a very large while Spilt dog, ean nightly tinged with yellow he tnaw.ri to ine uame of Nero, A lllieral reward will be paid for hli delivery it 1U3 Weit 35th it. LtlST-On 3d Init., red cow with white icar on Itce aud airalght borna. A rewatd of 119 If te turned to PATRICK CANN'uN.3.1 it., Hunter' Point. JOKT-A while goal i topa of both can offTwcuT J away about a month ago. Any pcrton r -lurnluc her toStrtUteenwIchit. will ue liberally rewarded. L IIHT-Yeatcrday, black and taiTilutrwhito nrlpe on breait. trom Win at 13 reward for her teture lo J. A. SIMMONS, IllVeai 3M1MI near llioalway, IOS'P-A Scotch leirleri amweriTo I'theliamTof J Poilvi eliow nlkv halt. A liberal reward will be paid for her return to 15 l.eiingion av. 1-: KbWAIIII. ,l-oi, j"ulv". a King Cimrloi aTpil apantel i be lul loll one cie. Pleaie telurn him t 400 Weat Sltli it, 5l t II I'.WAU 11,-I.oit. on Tueidav. July 4, a Ol W black And ton ilul. aniwerink la Hie nn'iie ot Balliei ipotted mark and white nn the nreiat 1 feel brown. II the tinder will return her In 1I rt eat 37th t he will recelto Ike abovo reward and the thank of the owner. S1 1 It llKWAlMI.7l.0el on Saturday evinlng, 1 Lf July I. a an, nil ulack anitan al ut, viry HUhilr built and droop one ear aniwcri to the name or Uyn ly, The above reward will be paid to any penon re turning her to 31 Madliouit C"J. HEWA II II. -Stolen or lot on llroadway iB car, between! and 19 P M,4lh July, inemoran' dum book containing annual panel, noire, and papen, none of the artlclea peine of any value lo any pvraou but the owner, whoae name anpran In from of book, on panel, Ac II relumed to J. Y1NOI.INO. 337 llroad way, or a note addriaaed, inline where booka and coutcou can be obtained, Jjwar 1 of ill) will be paid a clirotrtthif, IJIUB NEW KOHtt, tYMMJim IM 1LWAT COMPANY.

i V mcTort3, ALITAKSII T. STtTTlST, A. OiXIt HAU, tTiLtiau )I, Twgto, Jonx Jacon AiTOn, AC0CI.DU.k0ST, PlTia D.SWIIXT, Cnaatii A. Lauo-rr, Levi P. MoaTO.f, Jaatxa r. D. Lamia, Heart dm.-, ynv' FaaHtUM Oaoooo. WtLLliat T. DbODorrr. Tf illiaii ncTHit Dcscax, IltCTiaaD O'aoiuaK, Joa.1 J, DxiDtir, Jot F.Nitino, CnaLiaL.TiyraxT, IIikkt S-itd, WlLLUM n. Tuyim, EDvraiDD, WllLXT. Joirrn Bxuniiax, Mixto. llnibx.1 RicuanD D. Coxxollt, Jon.t Tatlos Jonxnon, IlIXST UlLTOX, HENRY HILTON, PreildenL 111.(111 SMITH, Vlce-rreiidDl. IT. DCTLEIl DUNCAN. Ttenurtr. EDWARD r. DARKER. Secretary. By anthorltycf tleDoirdef Director! of The New Yotk Railway Company, end In conformity with the trrmi cf the Act of Incorporation In that reipect, the undenlgned Commliiloceri 00 Stock SubMrlptloni give public notice for and on behalf ot the Director, nd of loch Company, that Uooki ot Subterlptlon for tbe Capital Stoek thereof will be opened on Wednes day, tbe twenty eljhth day ol June luilaut, at the following place! In thli cltv, v.r.t At the Ilaaklnj Home ol Duncan, Sherman A Co IINauanitreet. At the Dan king Home ot tho Dank of the alettopolli, SI Union tquare. The Company le aothorlied to eooitrnct two Vladoel Railway! cr brioche thronjh tbe clly ol New Tori, on the eait and well ildea thereof, trom a common itartlng point at or near Chambera itreet, between Droidway and Chatham itreett alio acron Harlem rlyer and through Weatcbeiter county i with power to build additional line ot railway or tranche! from lime to time. In any part of tbo city or lYcitcheatet county. The property ecqulted by the Company ti exempted from taxe and eiienmcnu daring the period allowed for the final completion of the railway In the city. Tbe Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty cf New York ate autborlxed and directed, with the approval of tho Commliilonara of the Sinking Fund, to inbtcilbo lor Ave million! ol dollar! of tho itock ot the Company whenever one million of dollar! there of baa been iubicrlhd for by private panic. Thli conditional amount of atork bai been wholly inb acrlped for and taken by the Director ol the Corn pony. On the completion of either of the line of tall way to the line of Weitcheiter county, tbe Supertlton of that county are aulhorliel to luue the boadi ol the county to lucb amount a ths Supertuon ihall deem expedient, to aid In the conitnietion and extenilon of the railway la and through that county. For the proper cqualltatlon of the Intereit of ihareholder who may labicrlbe ana pay In moneiiat different timet, the Dlrecten are auihonied to Inoa icnp for intereit on inch payment!, parable out ol the tarnlogi. H The term of lubicrlptlon will be ai follow! Tn ler cant, of the amount ot Hoc lubicrlbed lor to be paid In caah at the time ot inbicriplton. The reeldue to te paid at called for by the Board ol Direc tor! on n notice of thirty dy. bat njca'.l at any one time to exceed ten per ccnL Scrip for Intereit et the rate of leven per cant per annum will be litaed by tbe Company payable oat ol lb flnt earning! ol the Railway on all Initallmenti pala on Stock lobecrlbod for within thirty daya after the Sotxcrlptlon Booka ihall be opened. Tbe Company rciervee the right lo cloie the Sub terlptlon Dooki al any time alter the twenty ninth dty of July, 1871. By order ol the Bor i ot Dlrecton, ALEX. T. STEWART. CommiM'onert on behall JOHN JACOn AMOlt- f LEVI P. MORION, S ot the Company, Nw Yoax, June 11, 1871. nsurniut; "1 T.MTKII STATES I IKK INSURANCE COMPANY, Ml, -.11!. 3-1, AND 361 BROADWAY, Corner Warren it., New lork. orricint JOHN E. UK WITT Preillcbt. CIIAS. E. PEASE Secretary. WILLIAM I), Willi ISO Actuary. NICHOLAS DK OROOT Cnhlcr, Notwithitindlng the many complalnti ol dullnrae w l.uh we have heard on all (Ilea for the eix nioullia lull elapied, we are happy to Halo that tin oil and tried company ha mown an activity which hai inr paitaeit ll.elt even In the daya of rapt l iniurance. Ill policy reenter ihowi an incrcaae of rliki taken in I- ebrnary oyer January ot 30 per cent. March over Januai y ot 00 per cent. April oyer January ofrd per cent. May over January ol It) per cent. June over January of SCO per cent. The number ofpollclei taken for tint alx month! ot 1871 over corrriponding period of l;o 11 over sou per cent t tn amount Iniured uver 310 per cent 1 aud to amount of premium nearly too per cent. Weventurotoiayiucniuccraa I uncicellcd In thli line of builnen tnta 1 ear, and rerlerta great credit upon the Handing of tbe Company in favor of tho Iniurln. publio. 1 ?finl). OFI'IfK III' TIIK INTEHNAtTiINAI. IC .rflANl. K COMPANY. No. 113 llroadway, New York. July 1. Ii7t -The Board 01 Dlieclora of thl cumoanv have tlila day declared a aeml.anuual Divi dend of Five PirCit. free from 0.11 ernuienl Tax, payable on demand. W St J HUOHKS, Secretary. JJltbltltl. ALL HPEt.'IAI. DISEASES nurd In tba ikon, e.l poiaiule lime no drleullon fro.n buiiuiiij 10 yeara luceeuful practice. A. LEWISJH. P., 7 Beach il New York. A 1.1, soeclal Dneaiea Ladle and genilcr-en in trouble) 30 yeara' experience In Pruialan tnllllary hoapltala. A aucceaaful cure inilrte 48 houri. or no fee. Couauitallon free. Dr. FRANKLIN. HI Bleeckerat. V I. A III ICS In trouble cuaranti-ed Immediate re' lie!. No feel until peneetlv aatlfledi eligmt roomi. Ac. provided. Or ASCUEll, J Amity plete, new numher 17, (l.aureul it A 'l!(. sIM't'lVlTTlMSllAHKS cured by Dr t .11 I.IAN.at tie French Cm; ior.-, 315 Pearl it., nrarCentro No mlnrraii uied Ealabliaiieulic.il, nit. lK(MtYr"3rilieei.ierTt.rnei "Broadway curea all anectal dueaaea Iminedlatelr aodlalia In lionole at oae interview, without Incoayvo.eace. N 0 fee uoleia cured aatlifaciorlly. Dlt. A Nil .II ME. WIl.Tl'.TT cure al one Inter view tneir rreuch piUa never failt rooma before anildurlugconnnemenl. 34 Weat tlth it., neat Ctli av r A II I Its guaranteed immellate reBeror no feel" -,'oonie before and during rnuniienieni their pun arelnfallloie. Dr aud Mme. WEST, 111 licit illu at, near Broadway. AMI OllAllHK. Confldcnllal meuical advice thoth oei.imi'.iin A'.l,ptc'', 1 K.HI dlieaiei, uervoua ?rf.IJ "'-SrirJ. J! '0H. clri. rhemuatlain. Ac, radp cally eured tBotanlc treatment) 1 3'J yeara ye ira' prac I uciiui'jojLvipKii. v&ivi;iuWniU CLINTON MAVINKH ITANIt, 141 ih at. A aeml annual dividend at the rata of 11 percent. P-.'...'"1.'!"1.. W"J,M. P"lon nd after July It, (871 In. tereit win he added to th account, and If not drawn will remain el original utnoiil from July I. Money de pouted on or befor July 30, will draw Intereat from 3WU ALFRED MOURE, Preildent. OaLAXPO P. SatlTTI, lecretary, JJOWLINK Kit BEN HAVINUM UANKi 13 BROADWAY. Beml annual Intereit at the rate of lit per cent, on ill lumi entitled thereto will be paid depoiltora on and alter Jul 30, Depoauaof any mm from 10 cent to 110,000 will be received. B11 per cent. Intereit. Dee of Oovernment tax. Intereat on new depoaita commencia nrat of every month. HENRY SMITH. Pieildenl. WALTER RIK'HE, I n.,,M.-.. EDWARD IIOOAtJ,) Vlc P'"ldntl. Rigvt E. f iLma. tecretarv. HqW'KHY HA V IN KM HANK, Intereat win be paid to depotttori at the rate ol i.x per cent, on all tumi, Irom five dollari to two thou land dollari, and on lunn exceedlnc two Ihouian I dollare Ave ler cent, upon euch eicrn ol de. 0111 agreeably with the orovtalona 01 the b)-tawi, and pay able on and after Monday. July 17, 1911. ine bank will be open dally from ten o'clock In the morning to three o'clock In the atternoon, and will continue open nn Monday until leven o'clock in the evening, at 130 Bowery. THOMAS JEREMIAH. I'tealdent. O.ll. CoooiinaLL, Bcctetiry. DIVIDEND. UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, and Xn Canal at. ASSK18, HJIO.tA.14. Inter' at for the 6 monthi and 3 month! ending Jnne 90, at rate ol SIX PER CENT, per annum, on all tumi entitled theteto, wl I be paid nn and after Ju v ;l. Deponti on or belore July 30 will bear Intereit from July I. Intereit cot withdrawn win be credited i a depoiit, ind bear Intereit from July I. Bank booki In Eugluh, French, and Oerman. JOHN McLKAN, Preildent W 8 lilt LliCR. I Vlce-Preiidenti. Tnio. S. Aaxora. Sec, o, 8, Ctianx, Treaiurer. DItY flllC'lt SAVINKS IIA.NUI 141 and 313 Kail 4th at., near Av. 1. From the lat of July, 1871. and until Inrther notice, interenal the following ratea will be paid 10 depoalt' oret Sit percent, per annum on mmi ol two thousand dotlan and under. Five par cent, per annum on all enrol over 11,030, tniemt patdoudeponti made on July 8, 111. ANDHKW MILLS, Prealdent. Jama L. Eriwanr. Secretary. 1XCKlTn6irsAVINIlS HANK, 14 corner eih av. and M at. Open dally from 10 A. H toS P.M., and on Monday. Wedneiday, and Saturday evenlnci from t to a o'clock Money depmited ox on nxroai Jdlt 30 drawl In. tereit from Jcy I Noticb To DtroaiTon. The truteei have declared a aemt-annnal dividend of 7 per cent, per annum on all euma remaining In bank Julv I that were deposited ou or before Jan. 30 and April 30. payable after July W. rYM.li.UII.KS.rical.eni. liaac8. BanniiT. Secretary; IIIVINK, H a. VINK.S "INSTITUTION, 90 War A rcn 11., Mw oaa, June 31, ITii, DIVIDEND. The ninal leml-annuel Intereit, at the rate of all per rent, per annum on all tiima which have remained on dei o.lt for nx or three monthi, will be pild 00 and alter July 17 Intereit not drawn will bo added to th princlpil, and draw Intereat from July I. Bank open daily Irom 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. WALTER Vi. CONCKLIN. I "re. V'axDtantLT I- BriTo.v, see IIIVINK SAVINKS INSTITI'TJOnI m WAUIIKN bf NEW YORK. SIXPERCKSr INTEREST allowed nn all aume, Depoaita niade on or before July 30 will draw intereit trom July I, Bank open dally from 10 A M. to 3 P. M. K WALTER W. CONCKLIN, ITeildent. VaxpianiLT 1- Ill-XTO.i. f ecretaty. AIUTyAI, IIENKl'IT SAVINKS IIANIt.. "ft... J""1 Building. Ibo Naaaau at.. Sew York. DIVIDEND. A ai-ml-annual dividend at the rate of Hr err cent, per annum, on all auma ot 13 and upward which have been on depo.lt tor one or more montha neitjirevloui to July I, will be paid on and alter July INTEREST not called for will remain a principal, and draw inter l from July 1. BANK OPEN daily from I) to Ii alio Mon lay and Saturday evenlnra, from AH 10 H o'cloea, Intereit commence! on tbe lit of every month following the drpoall. CHARLES K. GRAHAM, rreildeut. 0 II lUxioiOT, Secretary. f KTlf II I'OMTAN SAVINKS HANK, ill Noa. 1 and I ihlraav.. New lork, oppoeue Cooper Iniiltute. TniarT atxTtt Dividixo Ry direction of the Truiteee of thta Inatilotlon, the oiual aeml annual Intereat, at the rat ot 811 per Cent, per annum, wilt be naidon an t after July 10,1871. AL-O. an EXTRA DIVIDEND, at the rate of One per Cent, per inuum. rrom accumulated proflta, being tok-ethcr al tbe 1 ale f SEVEN PER CENT, per annual. f'truend not intAdruien uHU bear Internl rem Jutt 1. HupoaiTs nana ox ox airon Tm I Or it or Jdlt. an.t not tuter, w ill be allowed lolcrril Irom th lit of July. BaK oriK dally from 10 A. M to 3 P. M and on MoxbaTa and Fnluata trom 3 10 7 P. M. ISAAC T. SMIIII.Preilaent. T.V Lilui. Secretary. f EC HAN ICS A Nil Tit 4 IIEHS" SAVI.NatT ill INSTITtllllN. rtl Bowery, near llouilon it SIX per cent Interckt paid on all aumi from 13 to 110.000. Depoaiwuiade on or before July 30 will draw intereat from July 1, 1 he I ruateea have declared a Semi-Annual Dividend of blX rer cent per annum ou all auma entitled thereto for the alx moaibi aud three moolbe ending June 90, parable on and ar.er Jaly 17. Hi en dally from 10 A. M to I P. M., and on Monday a.td Wedoeidai rro-n 11) to 7. ALFRED T. CON KLIN, rreildeut. Ilxxav C Flinia, becretary. NATION A I. SAVTnKS 1IANH. tua r aaxDUax'e Savtxoa axD TaciT Cowraxr. tCbaitered by the Oovernment of tbe United srateet, 13 ilLKKCKEIt 81- NEW YORK. A SPECIALTY madeol allowing Intereat liom dale of rich denoilt no lunn 01 150 and upward, ALL liKIVMISare payable on DaaaxD, with Inter eit due rend for Circular Hi-en dal y from I A.M. to 3 r. M.. and MONDAYS AND SA IL RDA YS ftom A. M. to P. M. JOHN J ZUILLE. Caahler NEW Vllllll stVINKS HANK, Flu nr. cor llth at M PER CENT IN IKKKaT allowed on all uni from II 10 f J UJ). Depelti made on or belore July vo will draw intereit from Julv 1 Audi, tl.4ts.f36. Surt ln. iim.llS.st. Oil IENTA I, SAVINKS HANK, I)) ORAM) ST BhT ATlUUNhl AND El DOE. Depoaita befoie July 31 will draw Inteicil ai u they had beea made In June. flMHItl) AVEM'K StVINKS HANK, A, Corner 3d av and Min it. New Yoax. June 30 171. 1NIF.RF.ST Seml annnillnterrat at the rnt" of 61 cr cent, per annum on ail luma from llto 3,o00 will be paid on and afier the third Monday 111 July, Intereat will be added lo accoun! July I, and, 11 uct dtawn be.tr Intereit a new depoiit. SIX PER CENT INrEREST PAID ON ALL SUMS PROM 11 TO IJ.UOJ. Money depoattcd on or before July 30 will draw In. terrat from Jelv I. Bank oten dally from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.,and on Mon day, Wedouday, and Saturday evenlnci from 0 to 8 o'clock. Tlll.l). If, TIITII1LI., Actuary. XY'l.l.lAMSIIiritKII SAVINKS HANK. It Cornrr booth 3d and tin tl. Brooklyn. E. It, Hate Wllliamisurghl.L. I. NOTICE. Depoiiton ire hereby notified that a leml annual In tereit. at me 1 ate ot MX PER CENT, per annum, on all turns of 13 ud upward, that thall have been de routed three monthi on the lit day of Julv next, will be paid to dcpoalton on and arter Monday, July 17. Intereit not called for w 11 be piaard 10 the credit ot depoaltora aa principal, and dtaw intereat from July 1. Drpoeite made on or before the 10th day of July will draw tntenai from the lat. Tbe bank la open for bnalneai dally (Sunday! and holldaii excepted) from 10 A M. nntl' i V M an.l alio on Monday and eaturda) afternoona frnm I to 7 o'clock. UEORUE UK ARD, Prell leut. WlLLtaw Walt, I vieo.ProalJenl. NaTiiahia-llaiuae. reatdenii. fiamw laretow ecretry. XX' KST"f 1 1) K SAVINKS II M U l 154 em A V.. BETWEEN Hill AM) I3TII STS Open dally from 9 A. M. to 3 P M aud on Monday, W eiluecday. and haiurday evening from a to 8, IN tKRKbl'ai the rate of l. PhllCKN I per annum for the laateu mouth! will bo p!ld touenoaiton 011 and aRerJuly7l. Mooey depoilie.l now will draw Intereit from July I p A. CONKLINO, Picildent. Wat 11. AL-ki, Secretary. Stbiua SBacbinti. 171111 SAI.K-A iplendld Wheeler A Wtnon'i lew mc macblue, aa good ai new, for 115. 31 Canal it., top floor. 7VllKllEL'KW!Tll eewlng machine. ouiyl730 T, L warranted to do all klnda or family work, Accnle wanted. Apply at 143 Broadway. opiofiiitoralilatbs. TEHVOIFS I) P. II 1 1, IT Y. catarrh. Ac-A gen ii lleman with a recently dlaeovered remedy will aa ut tbe arnicied uee ot any charge, Mr. CAIIILL, III Weil lllh 11. nit. LEWIS, auther of Medical Companion aad uuloeto Healih, orreri reiloratton tome debili tated aad dlieaied. l-oriy yean' private practice. 7 Uiach il.,N!w York. gVBlroiffjn. A I' ACT. -Prof. MARS tella the mln.l at Ural eight. LaJiee and genie, couiull htm lor everything, and have good luck. He I a acleulinu ettrologer. bei'rete loraucceaa in all buatneaa. and a epeoiy marriage to the one you wiah, llkenen, name, and day. 81 third av., between lllh and Will at. 50c to It. a DEI, AIDE II. l. M IIEHTSON, O) p.y clair i voyani ami teat medium, can bo cunaulted lu dla. ea.e. buaineia, or lovu 1 her prarilce haa been moil auc cenful ahe invitee all in trouble (r mi whatever aourco to cnli at her otace, ti Greenwich av,, between em and 7lli avi. ATOT.-Mn ANNA, builnen clairvoyant iptrl tu al 11.1 tell everything, your name ami the na 110 of the one you marry caue i ee.ly marnagu briuja tojetlmr ifioie long aeparated never fall! no lain faclton, no pay. 441 W av between Slal and sat at. A 1,1, thing revealed no charge uuTcaTaatiifled i ..v f,0.,.n.' Aitl'laviu of my revelation. Madam e SINUIII.clalrvoiaiii, 1 rnompeonjt near Bleecker. MA lit SI W'll.l.IS. biiiinei claiTvoyTnt. a.t .n laliea tne worn with her auperlor knowlcdiie ot caid tclllnir Camel ipecdy marriage and good luck turei Urunkenneia am interpret! ilreama, 4ao 3d av tiei ween 37tti and tsili Ha Brat floor, back room, No. 4. Pleiio wau up without rinclng. Af .11 E. F.., icventh daughter. Iett in the city, telli llLcierythiiig, ciiuiei ..ve and ipecdy marriage, number! 1 lee 5d cenn 13 Sib av between i.'iii ami J ttDtf III MADAM rtrUTKuTsecrMaTTliT neat in the -orhlie iniult her lor everything. 77 lib av.. ueir llthil, Fee, "On No ccnta, l.ucky numbera, MA IIA.1I K II A I'll A K I..' "ireTlocinfrom parn. 116 II1I1 at., bctwieu 34 and llli ava. Ladlea ,'3c.i gent Mc. A I A I) A .11 S r. CI, 1 1 ll, medical and builnevialr All voyaut, III ttaverley p ace. 4 doora weal of oin av, Af A II A. 111! J ONE-, foriuue teller, bhe li.a no ATI equal liniomiion it. LalieaOc 1 genu, II. 0 IIIRIAL MADAME BYRON. Medical "bpiftT l.T.Be4 aUUjt. VB ,U-Itf,' Wv. WIH! 'J 11 5 1 "mbonf i jtrt aUityaai. T7UIB IIAILWAY-TIIAINS LEAVE Dr. 10 ti JLJoolof CbamDenltreilaod loot ol 33d it., aa toiT .Thronih Kxprree Tralni leave Chamhtri it. it 1 00' A. M, ll.M A.M., ISO r M ind ;oj P.M., e-allr. New ind Improved Drawing room Coaehra accora. any the. 1 00 A, U, tram throagh t llnttalo an. Snipenaion Bridge, connecting at lloineiiivnle with magnificent sleeping I'oachee running tnrough to Cleveland and Cincinnati, sleeping Coachri ac acconinanv tne 11.00 A, M. tram from Knaquahao. pa to biirfal), me 330 P M. train from New York to Suipenjlon Bridie and the 1.00 P M train trom New Tort to Buffalo, luipenaion Bridge andc'laclunail. An Em grant I rain Ira vea dally at 8 II P M. Jervi.and Way 8 no A M. and I J) P M. lor Mlddletown and Way, al 1J0 A. 31, aoJ lii P. II., and. bnnnava onlv, 8: to A. M. For (Itiavilie and Way, al II.I0 A. M. P.iif 8 "'"-J0 A.M., JMaad 541 Forfuffern and Way. 300 audio P. M For Patenoo and Way at 0:3. 10 jo a t 1 tl Yi M l,H 4 00, 3.13. H5. 1 15 P. at an 1 11 Midnight nnv For Hacaeniaca. Illllidale and Spring ValL v at 8 00 A.M and 13 43 him. 5 0). loo ai,l ta 41 p ll and ThurHaya and Sundaya only at ln.no Midnight, a r 0.1' I?n I i 1 1 1 n 1 11 a anl Wit. at MA. M.il.35. t3M.4l3. t4.s6,3.i3 and ttlSOP.M,, and Sail nidava only 113 00 Midnight. N 11 1 Train! leaving Chamhen itreet on even hoire or half houri leave 33d Street Depct fifteen mlnntre 1 15 p 'm Umt- u" D01' ,rura d ,l'tl Ticket for nanaceaud for apartment In drawi-tr. room and Deeping coichei ean be obtained, an.l orle e fir the checking and tranilrr of baggaie may b" lelt al the Company'a offlcei, hi, and,7 Brial rtvi 3H3 Charaoeri it, 1 M Greenwich it SB Fulton "1. Brooklyn 1 101 Broadway, nil Itmanurch deno 1 ton or Chainh'n 11.. and toot of 311 it New Yora anl Long Dork depot, Jeney Clly, an 1 ol th 1 a -eno al the principal hotela. Duly j For Piermor.l and Nyack. i For Hackcniact I For Heckeniack and Illllidale on y. L. D. 111,'CKFR, May wit. n.nr Oen'l bup't. lull. O'l I" ,'r A'l. IONtTisf.ANii. itAlT.itoAti t;o7 I BllJlMEII AHIt.'iOKMKNr. on and atlrr Wedneiday, Mayll, UTl, train wl.l Icitl Jamei Slip aa followat MA M.,rireenpiirt and Sag Harbor, HA. M.,Northpott andOlen cove, 10 lit) M ll.ckiviile Way Train, V M, oteentorl and Sai Harbor Eirien. 41.IIIP M., Ilivernead hipr-aa, 4 i.TO P. I.I., Norlhport an 1 tllen Cove Rxnreii. tl.P M.,N.irihport anl Olen Cove Way tram. All train connect it Minnco a with ll'no teal. .-.."Vy T,r"l! floilrn, Olen Cove, Lo. fnit Vatlev, IHeiv He, Hunilncton. and Northoort. leave Hunter'! I'oljt at I A, M an 1 IP. u. A WiAr?,X.BVV 'JlNK VIBBAitDand DAxi X,.hlf.t'."liv-fromr"rl",-t 8:J0and 34th 11 at MS A M landing al Tonkera, Tarrytown, and Nyacc .bylenv bial). Correna, Writ Point, r'ornwa I, New burgh, Poughkeepale Calami, and lludion CttlllllOIM. i10NEY ISLAND. vi NORTH AND F.AST RIVER LINE. Norlh River Line, -"trainer NnitWALK leave! VTnt 1 lOlh 1;. at 1.33. t3:5.8:tli rier tl North Mo. re at.,' 10. WHO, J.IOi Her 4 M rtnat ,10. I. and I o'cloca, EAST IIIVIIH I.ISK. The itcamer NAUSIION leayea an at at y) 11.37. 3:."J. Peca illp. I-IJ. 11:10, 3:9 Fulton Ferry, Biook! lyn, ai 0, 1), and I o'clock. DA I LY fEXIlF.PT SATIIIIIIA S) It Mil' Hit HO A I FOIl IIIKFIsllING BANKS.-tln a'd aner TUESDAY, June IJ. 1871. tne ateamer llli VAN I WINKLE Cept. SIMMONS, will letve Peek allp at 7 4V Cbriatorber it. at 8-30. an I Pier I N. It. at A A SCIileoel'a Bran and Cotillon Band. Baili.Rnei.a.C lefreahmenti on board, v IJOIl TMKT'lsHINfl HANKS t-Dally gaiur. I' dayi eicepied. comiueo ng on tuntay. Julv 3. I be new and iplendld leaguing ileamer I.I.IZA ItANCOX Card. I. W. Bnina will leavi 8th it. tan Hirer, at 7 A. M. Peck allp. 7J0 1 ChtKtopher it., 8 13 pier No. 4. North River, t Morrli it.. Jeney t By, M5. Bait, line, and refreilimeati on boirt. A e-le. btated bran and cotillon band hai been encaged for the eaion, Fare 81 1 lidieafO rrotn. OWEN A PATRICK KKENAN, Manaeen. Capt. Jack Slmmoi.a, Pilot. John A. Port, Sop'l. ROflK3VAY7lKA!IL-1beeteimboal FLO-" ENCEleavea daily from Franklin it., pier 53 Nnrth River, at I A M., and pier h-low rulton lerry Itrtoa. lyn. al 8:30 A. M, Sunday. Tifitav and Thnmey af ternoona, lame landing! at 3:30 P. M. anl 3.30 P M. 1 1 i 1 4 Sliippin N CIIO It LINK PASSAUE TIC'kETsT to and Horn any Railway Station In Great Britain, Irv land. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Hoilait. Belgium, and tbe United statei, by itramcn 1.1UU W'.?"Ta' "lowest currency rates. Alio, Draft lor aay amount. HENDERSON BROTHERS. t Bomlng Ureen. BAIl If I.I.OYI). For bIKTIIN direct, touchlnc at CHRISTIAN. SAND and COPENHAGEN 10 land paaaengeri and' nieila. Tbe flrat-ciaia lr.n iteamahlp IIUMIiOLDI.Cei t. P. Raramlon. will aall on eaturday, July 33, at 1 P. M from Pier IX North River. To be ro.loaod bysteamahip FRANK. LIN. ('apt, F, Dreycr, 01 Thnraday, Aug, 33, Canin Paoage. gold, sieeraee. cold, 113. Freicht for SI rnTEItSIIURO and other ImoortiBl porti of the Baltic receive I and through 111. la of Lading aimed. For f reyrht or Paaaage aonl v to WEND I A HAMMELABKItO. Agenta. Otflce. 40 Broadway, IJOIl CJDKE.NSTOWN ANII I.IVKHPOOI 1 lnman Line Hoy 1 1 Mail Steameri ate appointed u aallealollowlt City or Limorlc, Thunday. July 8. at 3 P. M, CltyorBruaieii.Saturday,Jnly8,allOA. M. Nemeal. Ihundey, July IJ. al 3 P. M. Clly 01 London. Saturday Julv In. at 3 P, M. ami earn incceedlng Saturday ana rhur.dav, from Pltf 45, Norlh River... RATES OF PASSAGE. Parable lu uold. 1 Payable In Currency. Flaav Caatx ITIiaTaaaaoi I raaaengera atao forwarded to Havre. Heninurg. Sweden. Norway, and Denmark at reduced raft. TlckcU can be bought here at moderate ralei by per. oo wiiblog to aeod for their friend. For further information apply at tbe Company'! office. JOHN O. DALE. Agent. 13 Broadway .New .ora JvTATJONA I. LINE III" STEAJISIIIPS) i TO LlVhllPOOL AND OUKKNaroWN. IIIKQIIEkN rh.una.laiurday, Julv a atXA.M. II ALT. Grogan, Saturday, July It at 3 P, u, ab n paaaage 175 ana Ml currency Steerage. Id currency Prepaid ateerage t cketa from LtverpoolAtuceuitowu, !andon.ie.ry, and Olaagow, 33 cirreacy. For fuither tnlormallon. apply ai the Company' omcee IDBroadway. F VT. J. HURSr. Manager. ?XNI.Y DIIIECT Llivftl IMIA"NCK, I III. GENERAL THANH aTLANTIt COMPANY"! Mall. SIEMSIIIIS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE CALI.INll AT BREcl". VII.I.E DK PARIS. PF.RR1RK. LAFAYK1TK. EUROPE. bl, I A I; l(fc.N T, V1I.I.I-. 1)U IIAVftl- Appointed lo aali on every alternate Saturday. PRICE OF PASSAtlK ""is" OOLD (Including wloe, FIIL-.r CAIIIV, 1110; bKCOSI) CABIN. 173. hxciirvlon Ticket at a reduction of ten per cent. For Meigbt or Paaaace apply at tie o trice ot UEORUE MACKENZIE, Acent, M Broadway. New York. XV IIITE KTAU LINE. 11 iiciw.ea New .or aad Liverpool, call nj al Cork harbor each way. New and magnificent Relfa-t bcllt lieimlh pa. combining BAFE1 Y, BPKF.D. COM. FORT. I'Aaienger accommodatlooa unrlvalle.t. OCEANIC, Capt. 1 hompou, tail tor Liverpool jiny at 10 A. at 1 ATLANTIC. Cant. Murray, Auglatl P M Saloon ratea, l-to, gold 1 Kxcnraiou, fltui Strer age 130, currency! Pepald CerllCcalee. IXI. Apply at While Mar Line offlcea. J. II. SPARKS. Agent, 19 Broadway. public Jofitn. Itllt Plllt ATI ON NIIT1CF..-Pnblie nollee .1 V. hereby giveu 10 tne owner or owner, occupant oi occupant! ol all home! and lot. Improved or 11mm proved landa atrrrird thereby, that the rmiowlng aa. aeimenta have been completed, and are loigenu tbe oClreof the Board of Auriion for examination by all penone interested. vu lat. tor layin. It, Iclan pavrmeat In Forty hfthitreel from Fourth to Fifth aveuue. 3d. For laving Belgian pavement tn vandam itrceta from Macdougai to tlrecuwich itreet. 3d. For lailng Belgian pavement In Var ck itreet from Franklin lo Carmine aircei, 4ltl. For laving Belgian pava-iient In (Ine linn Ire t and beventeealb itreet, trom Fourth avenue to Hat leu river. 3.I1, For laying Belgian pavement In Madlion avcnui fro p.irti'ivcoud to Eighty-alxlb itreet, Ctli. For rei-nlaiinc and grading kixih avenue, from One Ilu-idr d and Tenth klreet to llarloni liver 7th For reguta'ine and grading, curb nj and flaccln Chun-it itreet, Irom Fulton to Morll ikret-l. mil For buildmc icwer lu 1 bitty llilh itreet, Iron Third to l.eilngton avenue. Vlh. For buildina lower citcntlon lo.Cotleari ittrtH between Monroe and Grana atreet. lUlh. For building baiin 0.1 1 te aoulhcatt oor.cr wl Fonrth avenue and Flity-nlnlh itreet. llib. For buildinz hum on the norm 311 1 corner cl Fourth avenue an I Fiity-nimn itrevt The llmlii embraced ly luch auoauient Include all the aevrrai l.ou-ei an t Im ol ground, vaca. t lot, plecea and parcela of land alt talel 1 n Ut B.itniideiot Forly Cfin trcet trom F a"i ti M i.llaon avenue, lo theeitent ol half Mo oloca u.i tn.) Interircll-ig itreet. 3l Boiheidn of Vandam alreet, from Manloucal ta Creenwiel alreet, to Ibeciteut ol half Hi. 0.0 k on tbe Inteiaectlni! atreela id. Botlialdca ot Varlck itreet. from Frankl'n to t ir mine itreet, 10 tbe eiteni of hall Hie block 011 tne mti r aeciing itreeti. 4th Both ildei of One Hnndred andBevrnte nth -ire-1 from Fourin avenue lu Harlem nvi r. t) tne eai.-ii 1-1 hall the blockontnteraeciinc itreet 3th. Both al-tea of Madiaon avenue trim I ir-v. An.i ii, Lulu ,1,11. In Ih. en.nl nf half till block on tho Intereectlng alreet. Ctli. IlolliiliUaofBlxlliavenu', from Die llunlr I and Tamil itreet to Harlem river loihe eneni ol hilt the block on the intenecting atreeta. 7th BoihildtiofChurcintreet.lrom fu.toii to Mjr. ria itreet Mh. Bolh ildea ot Thirtieth meet, from 1 bird to Lexington avenue. tun, Bom ildei of Corlcari itreet, Dim Monme to lOlh. Tboaoulherlyildeof Fllly-nlnth itre.t "m mencing at Fourth avenue and running cmer y tiare- from one bundled and forty leet. lllh. The block bounde I fiy I' l'y ninth and -nn (.1 itrceta and Fourth and l.eiinelon aveiiii All peraona whoae Intrrcii aie air.', e.l i.v nt. ve) named nii-niiii. and wh ar, 'i'i"" or either otihem, are r quil Jt,lu 11.1l. lu wrltlnc. to IU. Iiird I Board o(A-aeora at th ir H atreel, wltbln thirty 'i'l"-".'!1, aru T'V ed. ijimlAl II AblEN. l ltAM la A SAND". R'utrit of Aiicai'ii-a, Offlceof Board ol Alienor! New Vor, July I l-,l. TxKPAIlTHEN P H' IMIIILIC Wlllllv s 1 1 3S7 lln d ,i) -1 hauce ol (irade.-Puli ie iiulu 1 bei-'iiy cuen tint propnaluoni for the folljivtng 11 rr-ivemi-nia ara i-en1ltig before the Board of Allen... t an.l AiiHt uil Aldeiiiieu. ill.: 'lorhanio the grade of Fifty fifth itreet Rem 1 Kleveulh avenue 10 thu New Boulevard line ou u a Nmili I. iter. Maia ibowlnc thepropoted change ol gtadc tie, te leen altlua llcpaituieni. ri'om II. All oeianiu inlerealed In Hie foregoing iin'n i n- I change of grade, and having ntijeitiont mere ..t' 1 queied lo pr eul the aanie, In writing, to tne 111.'.' igned at ml. Detiaitiiieiil, on or befoie 1 ic inn J.,) u Jul, p.o.imo.- .led New Jnjir 3j'. Commiiiliiner of Public n Clentistrtr. v riM'.hTII eilrac'ed without pain II yeara L In appllialloUi cat ailmiulilrred, btaut 01 le 11, lit etaktio oliinipera for hoilow cl.eeki. MJ VaUUU.JMUflldll,.btatBi-'lwi.

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