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The nail owwifhip Cherokee Captain Davenport, will
taave tbl* port ni two o'clock to morrow afternoon with
Ik* meal* lor the Pacific. The Niw Vohr WVeklt
H?a?t.n w'll be pubU>b. d at ten o'clock in the monUnR.
A p ill, n will plejtre M*n 1 in hfir urJvrH without delay.
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Tiie Sews.
Our telegraphic columna this morning teem with
?despatches eoutaining accounts of the feeling in va
rious sections of the countrj . with regard to the
whig rom nations for the Presidency and V.ce Pre
sidency The speech. s of 0<-o Soo'.t and Secretary
Gr.bnui. the nominees, together with tho^eof 1 re
W'Viil Fillmore, Secretary Webster, and Sjnator
M-.i *uui. in Wsnhingo.i city, on Monday nicht, will
attract eouaiderat-'e attention, nud in soaic ui -aauro
Wnd to allay the spirit of dmsat isfietion which hits
alrcui'v manifested itself in Borton, Albany, &
Out special "Washington corroM'ond.mt states that p.
majori y of th* Southerners are willing to yield
(Jen S-ott a cortfal support. provide.] the Northern
ers tvinee a dr tenon a'ion >o fully acquiesce in the
platform La?g? ratification meetings have already
b? n held in Baltimore and Philadelphia, which, it
is jireMj nn'l will he followed up by similar assem
blage* in every city and town in the l>uii>n. The
lr?t practical movement; was made in this city,
by the for.uation ot a Luu ly's Lane Club, in the
Niuh waid. iust evenii g. No d"ubt the leaders of
tin- party will do all in thc?r po??r to unite ttie
whig! UJ on Scott wii h as much firmness as tb^ir po
litical o| p-neii's an* upon Pierce Bat, while the
whi?? Hie now actively preparing for action, the
d> noua'sare not idle, a? will he seen by the rep ?rt
?f 'heir rat ificu'iou meeting in the Seventeenth
ward. This will be a stirring campaign.
We learn froui our spooiul Washington correspon
dent i hut Secretary Webster has expressed his in
t?u iot of s<>yn resigning his post in the State D-j
BM 'ment, and that, a* Miuis'er Lawrence is coming
k-rie Imui Ei.gli.nd, it is possible Mr W. may he
tendered the vacancy at the court of St James.
With the exception of the ratification of the
Bott important of the Minnesota Indian treaties,
anting of special interest transpired in the Uuited
6 ?>f Senate jesterday Tbe House command the
luori i. g hour In debating Mr Bcnott's bill propos
?.g to give the old Slates, for educational pur
p.^es, m. amount ol lutid e<jual to that granted to
tuC ii* w t iu'ep to a-b'.?t in the courtiuciion of ruil
rokds. A moiioti to Uy the bill on the tible wa?
n gatived by u vote of twenty three ycisto ninety
B i e nuys. ho there is ? fair prospect ot its success
Al'tr ot" or two un rupoiuot euieiidiav-'uts, the
California ttii?ne(i Mint bill p.?s<ed.
A : g'.L'i'*nt wes commenced lu the Art I. won case in
th- t i>urt of Ap^e-ls yesterday. On* Albany corree
ponCM.. writes thut tbetwociscs, vii:.? The People,
ftni (tov? r> or.- u tin i>e>> 1 J.'k Alms House against
th*- --it I i.:<u-*cr( consolidated uud heard as
one ? ui re 1 lit decision will be II waited wi'h uiu h
anxiety hv ? Urge nu'unci ot our oitiz-jns who are
iutei t'.fttifcti ii* iiitt'tcr.
C\ a despateb fioiu Cincinnati it will be soen that
the cl 1 oli i u f tili prevails to some exieut in that
vicini.y and in tlx interior of Kentucky. The dis
eiae dots cot np;?ar to be prevalent uujo.ig those
w Uo arc Caret u I in thc^r diet unl clothing, but is
alu.net a holly confined to the lower classes and
nertly arrived cin'graut*.
rbe tel< graphs luixish accounts of three deaths
cau-tri by the explosiou of cai.nons One m^n whs
literally ?oin to pi. ?cs at Hartford, aud two others
? ere i net* <tly killed ?t Harj^r a Ferry.
A t j.tbliah elsewhere, a fail report of the testi
mony. us I?r us it has gone, Wore the committee
the subject of Ihe Tcntu avenue sewer It ?vil
be -?inili.it the investigation is taking rather a
w.dcai.gt The cvi'U-mse ol Mr U..wl.uo. Inspec
tor ? 1 the sewer in rpii ioi"n, and itiut of Mr Smith,
?ne h ?pee.toi (Je t.? ral. coufiiet lun.a'Sriul p-mts as ti
tin paiticular wo k Itiaiol Mr. Dean. Hi evident of
tbif I )i par me tit, affords some interesting informa
tion. winch aesenes theeeiicus ?t;eii'.ioU of those in
fcutbority
As usu-il our columns abound with u great variety
j- matter to ?bich st ba?c r.o room to particularly
te!er The luost important w.ll be found under the
lvi'o?.. g b< sds: ? Speech of rhwiuas F. Meagher;
?!i; (>e.u an Musical Ftstivsl. btMistosof the Trade
?ji CI..!'-; lA-tters L?.m <Jorr-?ponde?U in Washing
t. ii, J^.Lca-ter, Poiiiand. Con us Cbristi, Ncb.aska
Terr -ory Loudon, Quebec, Hondursr. k<- ; a variety
4,1 . ? il i t< iKgence; Mee ting of iLe H.r to K*|?r?ss
S.M. ii.th; lor tbe IVathof David Graham. Ksq ;
N. ? (it.ildit in B.-oadwav ; Tii'Btricul and Musi
cal l.i in<; l ii.rti. iul, Commercial, and Shipping
Reports kc.
At tbe time of our going lo prtss no announoo
iin ni ba?i I cen made of the arrival of the steamer
.Nwgara ?it li.hlax She will briDg three days'
later Li ws from Europe
TnE Prksidency-Thk Nati rb of the Con
TksT ? The contest between tbe two chosen ch-tm
pio ? of ibe two itri at jtolit'Cttl parties vho ar< now
dcii<g battle for the p.ss.ssiou ol the W bite House,
ano the Fpoils of a million a >?eek. or fifty millions a
year, which sre <he |xt'ju sites of its occupation,
i? likely to i K*uiue a very persjhu 7;>oct, and to
become violent in ilic extreme The ?< ;? pipers
bad aituost nmde thai Cenoral Pier* was a
drunkard? they ar; i ow trying to prove hiin a
coward The democrat. - pap' i" will probablv pay
this back in the bV.i' enr.eucy, and endeavor to
how ' ieneral Scott t<? l>e u very U.| irmeral, or
Heine. hiug else ??? .mliy "ud .'at .nor. ridie Ioim.
Thi? i* a cut i"in t j .'Ji of de<-id.ng a oonte?t bo
Iv.m. two gtea? political pari!. ? Ii i* 't 'c-in? to
fc,i?e from tbe fart that .ha WO en*?d. ??tl - oc- '.,.y
ti? mi. e, i.ito.m. aid tbeie Is ro guMt.d oiattu -M.
Uie-.t.uie, :rf:, t;.c j t * i at i - ol spi wl t'?v are
The iv salt win W, that wt may ex pa/*'
?n ?ith? r aide to bo l<md>*d, cwrj A W"
iiivrclives against Pierce aud ?*cot'd daj , with
oounU- -rbalance theoe attack? ^*inst Kcott; m.O'1 to
the following dave wi'1 they will be filled on
eulogies of their re-r 41 th* mo#t ???? vacant
men arc half aa ' - <*tlv? h"roe? N, ither of ,hc '
be ted. a. d or balf M " tht'y wm
... '? the only cbamv of retting at the
truth is to ? .. ? '
strike a mean betwoen the extreme taudo
- ftue hand aiiu the extreme vituperation ou
| * ?> other.
The amount of whitewash expended will be about
, equal to t lie amount of lampblack, ami the brunb
| etwrgi d with either liquid will be applied Tigorouily
I to the whig or the democratic candidate, just as the
person who holds) it buppens to be of the same or
the opposite principles with the object of his arten
tiona. The combat will be so fierce and hot during
the next four mootba, that wo expect, when the day
of election comes, the candidates will be so cut and
liacktd tbul their nearest relatione will hardly
know tbem It is extremely probable that, like the
| Kilkenny cuts, nothing will be left ?f them butthe
fsiis If we thought our advico could hare any
I influence with the belligerents, we would suggest
that thi re be a suspension of hostilities at least
I durii g the dog days? thut ?n armistice take place,
: to lust till tho etid of August? that the campaign
open with th* cooler weather of September, and
thut it be continued froui that, date, without abate
ment, till victory declares in favor of one or the
other of the two candidate*. This is decidedly tho
most rational course, and we throw out tho sug
gtsticn for consideration. If the fighting is to go
I on withour flay from this moment, we fear the two
| (-eiicrals will lie completely used up before the
| second of November.
Oik TnciNT Legislators going unci, to Bo
. sin ess . T he fun and exci ement a: Biltiiuore is at
f an end The bets which were offered and 'aken so
j 'reely arc decided, and all the delegates and politi
j cinns and statesmen who had beet, present at tho
I quadrennial sports have vanished from the Monu
l mental City Our members of Congress? who were
so interested in tie convention gume that th?;y could
not by any means be got to stick to their legitimate
?cenpation of law muking, but would join in the
more exciting sport of President costing? are also
coiu.rg back to their old routine duties at Washing
ton. tome elated w.th victory, and some depressed by
defeat. However, as they huve thus been alio *ed so
to idle more than a week in a frivolous pastime, we
hope they will show a creditable desire to make up
for this truancy by more than ordinary attention to
bu.iiicsa. Tjere uie yet many matters of importance
to be regulated by them, and we expect to see them
most industriously employed till the close of the
session Among other public affairs of some mo
ment which areyct pending a..d undecided, either in
I m ; HoU8P- arotbfi Appropriation
.11 for the Collins line of steamers, tho River and
Harbor Appropriation bill. theHomestead bill. Pub
J lie Lands bill, &c Uncle Sam is not a severe task
miieier; but after winking at auch omissions iu his
paid servants, without calling them to account for
their misconduct, it is but reasonable to expect thev
will apply themselves to business with increased
energy, diligence, and determination to make up
for lost tiiLe.
The Ami'sements of the City ? Since the no
minations took place at Baltimore, people are uot
M> excited as they were, and those who are not go
ing to the country to rusticate are atteudiu" the
theatres every night Lola Moute* has returned to
ibe city, and will open the bull on Mmday nigh? at
the Bowery, where, no doubt, she will produeea sca
saiion. Other theatres are bringing out their no
velt'ea. At Nihlo's, the French opera troupe and
the French and Spanish ballet dancers ure drawing
iuin-en.se houses. But the greatest attraction of all
?the most original and the most uuiquo ? is the
monkey troupe at the A-tor Place Opera House,
which is bringing larger audiences, and more money
?ban nil the prima donnas, tenors, contraltos,
>assos, and barytones thut evernppeared within the
w?l/s of that unhappy fashionable place of amuse
ment. And what is so singular, the white kid aris
tociacv who first raised such an opposition to them
now exhibit the most fraternal feelings, and pat
ronise the performance every night. Message* are
received from pers .ns in all parts of the United
State.-, to know when the fashionable people will
have done with the monkeys; no' but thut they have
monkeys enough of their own. as we have here, but
? hey are not so w. 11 schooled, have not so gentle
manly manners, and do uot exhibit so muoh intel
ligence. Have patience!
Naial Engineers. ? The engineers of the navy
have laid a memorial and bill before Congress,
praying for various reforms in this too long ne
glected but most useful and important branch or the
service. 1 he alteration* u-ked for appear loasona
b'e. ntl,l ought, in justice to a meritorious cltus of
public officers, to be immediately looked into. Tho
1 M..SI important of the demands are, that an inspec
tor should be appointed for each navy yard, from a
board called Inspectors of Machinery, to be cousti
| tuted of chief engineers, chosen from the present
? 'O ly of chiefs their duties being to superintend
the construction and repair of naval stuaner* a'
the yards, that duty now falling frequently upon
er gir.eers just returned from a ciuise. and thus de
nied the privilege of a furlough to visit their fami
lies, like other naval officers. They also ask that
? he number of naval engineers be increased. They
stiite that when all tne new steamers ure put in
eomnmsioiwut of the present limited number thero
? ill not be a single engineer left to constitute a re
lief in case of sickness. At present, naval eDgioeers
bave no relaxation whatever from duty, and their
I'fJ' D?V.' ^ fl"t class merchant
' Jbeyalwa^ Congress to assign them a
grade, as they have do rank established either by
law or order, and it is but recently thev had a uni
form assigned them. I? the British service thi.
important class of officers are better looked*;,,*
tbey rnnktDg after masters It would be well fo^
"ogress at once to see into, and rectify the priev
an,e? complained of in this department of the
sO.Mce, and give naval engineers the proper legal
| Hat ding in their profession Such would bo more
; creditable to them and beneficial to the country
Jim waiting the balance of the session in m-.kiug
, Buncombe speeches for the Presidency.
Minium- Albonl.
Ihl-- ever.itig tbi- oi'tiiguk b'd contral'o. AlUoui. in ik<-*
h<r dilul ?t Metropolitan Ilill. when nhe will give a
briilioiit eoi.cirl. Th i>rofrrumme Hparklin with gem*
Ko doubt the bonne will be crowded bv all lovera nf the
itr ? nil *h<.dtli?ht in the mnpie of the great claaair ? im
poferi". interpreted by an artl?t who ctaod' Rt the b -aft
ot In t rlax?. We have every expectation of a delightful
murical treat.
Mevimcntt of I idlvldunlii.
Major Schltrainger. who recently ercuped from the
fcpani h prinn af'enla. Afriia 'nine In t be t'ity of Glas
gow. to I hiladelphia and ariivod in town yo*?er.laj
1 1iom> who eccaped with him rcma?n. for a few dnyx, In
Philadelphia
ltbbop Wliitebou*e arrived at Chicago on Thursday
la*t. in greatly improved health
Arrivam *1 inr lloTr.:.* ? At the Union I'laee Hote ?
| Hon O W. Crawford. rx-Heeri-tary of War; II"n Na
! tbanii'l Nile* late t barge a' .-urdinm tir<K"ry Foot Mar.
i d<>i>ald, of her 1'iiianuii Mujedy c houci hold lion t!bw.
Ilullna^le. United ? tat** t'otiMil at t'ali-utta. SenorJ M.
| Kern i. Havana; Isaac M Wriultt. N> w Orlea-i*; J R.
I uli? i<y <>? <ir?iiii .1 finidinl divannah. At the Irving
I llnuh ? l>r. Oreene (Jiorvla l?r 1r<|iiaiiart Va. ; Ktigetia
Paicbiiidir !><?'? n ; t'oionil t'li.rkron Ky.; W II (lib
ion < hi<> Gov ( 'rani- ton, Ithode Inland; I). !? ISichard
?on I fi At the Aidor IIoiikb ? ( ulowlBontwick Corning:
W D'rkiuson, do . T Gould. Havre; T. rthaw. Conn : II.
(?.Cuke Alabama; l?. I.jmen Ohio; I)r Nile*. Iln. ton;
\\ i;. Mayh' W. I.xl'iutoie. At the American ? A It.
. i.nunn gf . -t ip Marion. ? I .1 Lo ; :ijlin do ; tl. K. John
mi do. I) ("hi pbar I. do l'h* W . IderHel i-gatjon from
I kl'in ? >e. .rcomp im<l by Pdwarrt i'r.?iie ?l Jor Abbott,
e hi < i u ill i t.j i. hi. ill arriv'd ?< -ii id?y with wvn 1
i,i' f I ? ? ; Ii ilel'vatlon nt t bin hotel The delHgu'ion
v i< ii * - i ion tlii? eveting. ?t fl?eo'( ; i.-k At the 1
i i v. , i (i 1 1 r . * < >| vi.fi* W II RmmHM MM Willi. i. i
ii ? . . , i * i . ? I r |i h ii Him i- ?. mI 1 1 ly I'. ? .
'' ? " \ioMi n'i>ln II<11I<1<<I; Mih u< k< r do .
' 1 linvaL. It. G. Albutton. N. C ; Liruhuutut ?
1 1. ? r iilo.
TM Cmhmn IhtmIw ???? !?? IneMwata-Wm.
|y?nty iBHk, of Hai.u., and Iki
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E>ery olc who remembers the melaneholy And
exciting events which attended the Lopes expedi- '
non. and its failure in Cuba, last summer, will also
recollect the interest that woe then produced in the
public mind, by the generous and humane treatment
exercised towards the pri-onera. through the influ
ence ef the British consulate at Havaua. and par
ticularly by the pcisoiial efforts of Wui. Sydney
Smith. connected with it us an utlache and Secretary.
The failure of that luckless expedition ? the arrest of
certain prisoners, and their sp?edy execution? r he
defeat of the remaining portion of the expeditio i ?
the capture of the survi\or<, and the fateihey under
went at Havana, were all iucidents which produced in
extraordinary sensation throughout this country,
and more especially through the South and West,
where many of the adventurers we ro highly con
nected with American fa nilies The conduct of the
Spanish coIomh) government in Cub e, and also that
of the Biitish. American, and other olfloera, hasal'
keen reviewed by the newspiip?*rs, in various ways,
since that period up to the present timo.
Among all the incident s, howev?r, which cbarttc
teriied this hapless expedition. none appear wore
grateful to the seuse and feelings and gratitudo of
tb? American people, than the sympathy and aid ex
tended by the Kritish oonsuluto in that city towards
the unfortunate captives at Havaua In that busi
ness. Mr Smith took a prominent and very impor
tant part, contributing his time, his talents, and hid
influence, in exertion# to moderate the soutenco of
the law pasted upon them, and to procure some al
leviation theteof from the clemency of the Spanish
government. In strict propriety, a British funstion
ai} at Havana was not culled upon iu any aspect of
the ea*e to extend his sympathies or hi* assistance
to any other of the unfortunate prisoners than those
who claimed tv be British subjects or natives of Eng
land ; jet we believe that Mr. Crawford, the
highly respected British Consul at Havana, and in
an especial manner bis youthful Consular Secre
tary, not only felt sympathy for the pitiable con
dition of the few prisoners who claimed to be British
subjects or natives of England, but also extended th it.
sympathy in a very emphatic and efficient manner
towards all others ? even foreigners? but particularly
to those of American birth and liue.age This eon
duct naturally gave rise to a groat degree of gone
rous enthusiasm, towards euub noble specimens of
Bri'iih agents, among the people of the South and
Southwest, who generally know many of thoso un
haj-py men, and wero deeply interested iu their fate.
Such being the sentiment there, Mr Smith, of tho
British consulate, received, somo few months ugi,
an invitution from the friends of those unfortunate
persons whom he hud so befriended in Havana, to
visit New Orleans, and seveuil other cities South
ai d Southwest Having accepted theinvitation, he
was received with rnarki d demonstrations ol esteem,
rcpect, and gratitude, equally honorable to tne peo
jile of that region, ui.d to the officer and ugeul of
her Britannic Majisty. as a tribute to that enlight
ened and libernl course of conduct whloh called for
such an expression of gratitude from u foreign,
though a cognate, land and race. As a specirac 1 <>i'
these honorable feelings in th? Southern comuiuniu
ofthe Union towards the foreign functionary who
aided and assisted his countrymen in their
misfortunes, we give elsevhern in our columns
to-day, a very interesting review of his progress, ex
tracted from the Mobile, New Orleans, and \ iek?
burg japers. describing the scenes thtough which
he passed, and the respect he received from citizens
of the highest character and important official posi
tion in all these Southern cities. Wo might have
added, too, Louisville and some other cities, where
equal attention and honor were lavished o.i liitr.. iu
reward for his humane and generous conduct to the
unfortunate Americans in Cuba. But what we have
to-day given is quite sufficient to exhibit and sliiw
forth the gratitude of the American people for tho
favors conferred on their unhappy connections by the
iunctionar\ of a foreign government in a fore'gn lat.d.
These honors and attentions bestowed on Mr Smith
by the public authorities of New Orleans, Mobile,
and other Southern cities, are remarkable in some
other rcspects. On that occasion, Mr Smith, with a
degree of frankness aud manly eloquence wh'oh
-n ill be appreciated by all, undertook to prore,
and succeeded in convincing all those with
whom be associated in those cities, that tho
Spanish government, in Cuba? particularly while
General Concha was Captain General ? had acted
throughout with a degree of forbearance and kind
ness which had not been hitherto acknowledged iu tlio
American newspapers of that quurtcr to such an ex
tent os it deserved In this respect, Mr. Smith cxhib.
ited remarkable moral courage ami manly feeling, in
becomit g as it were, a pacificator on the occasion
between the fillihusteio spirit of the Southern cities
ar.d the lojal Spanish seLtiment of the Isla'.d of
Cuba. He stepped in as a moderator, and we havo
no doubt his speeches in explanation, his generous
I description of the i.oblo C"nduet of General Concha,
, and the honorable and upr ght career whi.'h ho pur
sued, will have more edict in producing a favor
able reaction iir Southern sentiment, in order to pro
1 vent, hereafter, any more attempts or expeditions of
I that kind, than anything that has takeu place or
giown out of the events of the last two unfortunate
CJJ editions. In this way Mr. Smith has displayed
great tact aud almost unexpected statesmanship^
' reconciling with wonderful address the hostile foel
f ir.gs which have for the last few years existed
bctwetn our Southern cities and the authorities anil
Spanish influences of the Island of Cuba. While
j we ruid his ingenuous speeches, and admire the
boldness with which, in the midst of tho Southern
flhbvsirro sentiment, he rises up and defends tho
Spanish government, and particularly General Con
cha, we are surprised at the ability and gratified at
the frankness with which he manages hi J subject.
It reminds us also of thu consummate tactics by
which Sir Henry Bulwer, late minister to this eoun
try, regulated his conduct and managed his diplo
matic affairs dm it g his brief but brilliant career as
British ambassador at Washington Few British
ministers seem to have understood the trade of di
jlomticy, as applied to the government and people
of the Unite! States, before the anpearance
of Sir Henry Bulwer. His genius and sagacity
and tact at once opened the road, sni wbil#
he was negotiating at Washington with Daniel
Webst er, the Secret or J of State, and settling points
of importance in that metropolis, at other times,
he frequently would be found in a different part
of the country making speeches, a' d exercising his
ingenious diplomatic eloquence with " the great
power behind the throne" in this country, great r
than the throne itself, a-i.d that is the sovereign
people. S'r II Bulwr's eloquent, popular, and
adm rable speeches in all parts of the country, during
his short public career in the United States, will ho
ren.cn, ben d for years to conn; as presenting some of !
the most adroit and skilful pieces of diplomacy t hit
hnve ever b? en attempted by British functionaries
Mr Smith seems to havo taken a leaf out of tho
?nme high guide hook of public duty, when, in an
unexpected moment, his generous nature prompted
hiui to aid and assist* poor American prisoners at
Havana, and when their friends anil relatives re
ceived him with enthusiasm, with gratitude, and
with dei p emotion, at New Orleans, and the several
other cities In this respect, such men and such
diplomatists arc an honor to their country and to their
age; for it is by the efforts of such inen that peace
is jromoted between countries, that changes
are brought about without n result to war and blood
shed, and the wild rotion* of demagogues trying to
stir up the elemental wnr between nations ami peo
ple ate forever laid on tho shelf, and eons'gnsd to
contempt and oblivion. The British consulate at
Huvniia ? fur we incluil Mi f'rawfoid as tin, 'r il
and Mr Smith as the inn t n?tiv agent in thut
which related to the poor prisoner* ? h ts. th< To
I I n of is essentia' on ice in aidi' 'to r? move i v< l>;t 1
fe? 'ir -s between Spain aid tin !"r,it?.| -,i ? nil
?> brij g ' gabubt au?iavf* betU > ?? ;<n r , in aid of o.ir
i
?wd MMBlftto?tHboogh we Uliw t.h?t Mr. Owen
did u much as he reasonably could with hie know*
ledge of ioueular duties and conAular rgbta, or un- '
dt-r (be exigeueieauf the iu/n presented to hiin * '
Fiona the developementa ol p?Vnc (ipiuioa in
the &6uth ABd Went, of each an honorable character,
and under mieh favored auspices, as exhibited
in Ibose nvatiuia and tokens of resoect con
ferred oo Mr Smith, for hie goneroua treat
ment uf the American prisoners, no arc poinded
tb&t .ii future ntt> u^.is similar to these of the Lo
pez expedition^, will be fruwbod down and set aside
by the leturning good sensn of that portion of tho
Aiuciiciui community. No doubt, in tho great pro
gress of humau events, the leland of Cuba will, ouo
day, in a peaceful, natural, and honorable way, pass
'runquilly fiomthe dominion of Spain either 'o inde
pendence, or to annexation with the UuitedStatcs.juat
as other peaceful transitions have been made on this
eomuient. and agreeably to tho principles of tho
present nge. But wo believe theso demonstrations
by the Southern community, and the resjiect paid
to Mr Kuiith. and >he right appreciation iu that re
gion of the authorities of Cuba, and ot tho position
of affairs there, will have more effect in producing
good feelings between the two countries and pre
venting an 3' more unhappy collisions, than anything
which bus taken place troin tho organizing of tho
first expt dttion to the present day.
Mr fc-mith, we believe, is still in this city, having
nrrivid here a few days agofrom the Southwest la
a few days he will leave for Washington, Charles
ton. and the Island of Cuba, to which he will return
wi'b the best wishes of all those who eau appreciate
] gei.eious and noblo eflorts for conserving too peac-j
\ of uations, and for preventing, by peaceful moans,
those unhappy expeditions and attempts which com
monly cni iu luuientable failure and misfortune.
The German M n* leal Festival.
OUEAT PIC-NIG IN ELM PARK.
Without doubt. one of the tinest demonstrations th'it
1 every oeeurrod in this neighborhood was euactei yester
day in Elm Park.
Ibe 0 ifT( rent musical German societies assembled a?
, eight o'clcck in the morning at the Apollo Room-. and
| tboitly ulterwards took tbiir departure by the trains a1
, the foot of Canal street, for Kim Purls. Th ? succeeding
trains and the s tuges were crowded to excess, and the ex.
r it* m< nt *?? intense.
T> wu:dr noon no less than 20 000 persons had congre
gated iu tlif l'uth. and the effect was grand iu ill.) ex
tu me. The variwna toe ie tics grouped themselves iuto
' bodies and presented a beautiful appearance with 'hoir
! decorations and banmrs sun- uinii d by thn 'mm- -use
! bod} ut > p> ciuiorn a large auiuiv r of <vli.uu worn ?lejfiut
| ly on ??< d ladies 'llini Mete i loon I he ground compa
: l1< i of t Ik- lmuuted Utruian Rule*, the Herman Musears,
I and tie N>w Voik Killu?. wl^leh lua'.eriaiiy au.l d to ihe
bpl< lidor H Hit- seeue
! 'llic vaiions societies performed and ang in beautiful
sij R- se*< rul select compositions from the i rniugnt m is.
ti rs in e. m allied also at times by soma tluo daucing, in
v.hiehth" hdiestotk a ilistingul Ind i>ai't
'i In- Jiiijoi and Common i.'oui.c I arrived on tbn pround
in the cci ire ot lb<- oay. ami in the aflernooua liu i cold
Cinnir. with ixeilliul wuus. was provided, to wliieh
?l/Oi.t ( in- l|;ou>atitl musical pcrf<irniers au 1 ringers and
al ' u ti?c liutidn d Itaies sat dnati. l'h? *lu>or prnfi<l
<ii ai'd after due Justiro had btnu done to the capiitl
vianos.
I lis Honor addressed the company, and cougr <.tuLited
th< m vpon their a.-meiation. and give tt .'ui a ht arty
toeeenie. lie alluded to ili? 1mm. unity iu miuiOer aud
intlui i ce *hiili eur Ueruiau eiiiz<'U- (i^^ciiled. aud
con i-l'.im nt <d tin m upon tne beauty aud < xeeil-ncy of
thrir iiiumchI perfoiuiaucen. and noticed the h'gtl po'l
tlon tie; many In lit iu lb.- uiu-ie il world, which ii id 0 n-u
adoiuid Ly >c nutnv walnent composers. lie agaiu <*.<n
gran>uiteoib<m and i.uve llieui all a hi-arty weleume to
lhecily and wan biuaiy uud enthusiastically eh -'-red.
Sir Lrnnvii. and one or two other geiulemt-n. also
made a few eoiigtutuln'ory and feeling remarks in the
t>i in an langULge. wh eh we r<- voc terourly leceived.
I'ei ' ly i.fl< l litis M | a l in the op< n air :h<- Mayor and
Cnmnii'ti (loi.ncll r<-iir d aud ihe vast a-semb!y amused
and ? njoy< d ttein selves in ringing, dancing. Jtc.. aud the
mi. tt ur.>u'pun. Me good humor en ty where pmVteilod,
wWv-li ?us uudlsivrtsd by a single accdi ut ? iu fict. tne
-?hi l<- affair must have im d witnessed to be justly apnrc
ciali d '1 hi- nt at In r yja- most hrillinnt and the sh idi- of
the li.|>y tro s sci v< d i<< kei p ut! uny oppression fr 'iu the
b^et ai.d beucaib which seats of all desnriptions'. for the
acccmu.odat on of lie- ladies hau butu provided, and
p'.aci lor r- rri sl.nient established.
At- night drew ou the company Oegnn to disperse, many
ol ihe j^entii men having oak ?? t eat hs lurouud their bat?.
ahieii i. -id ih en i legaui iy em win d by Ihe claj ical h .tails
oi i he ladies, and in llle cour e of uuie as each erow.l.tii
and suco-i-sive irain boie ils oceupants. the fociely arriv.
ed at tin- Apollo Km ms and tL. n separ?ted haviug
el, joyed such u day a^ w.U long live iu tin ir memories.
Marine AlTnlr*.
Thf. Solthi hk Stcamkrs. ? The Alubama, from Savan
nah and Morion. from Charleslon arrived on Monday. by
which we received full v.Iok of Southern pap -rs. TIkmu
lines of steamer* osMcta arriwil. ? riD^ Urgo quantities
ot Southern veg- tat>l?s for our market. The quuuiity re
Ceiiid from them on Monday amounted to nearly seven
hundred ban els.
Dm ii ok C'ai'T. Ch miles 0. Berk*.? ?Vo have the
painful duty to day of announcing the death of Charles
C. Terry. Esq., Cf mmauder of the steamship Uuilud
S titles, who died suddenly on Monday, at his r?"idence
n Lawrence street. Urookiyn in the 40th year of his age.
lie ha* beeu connected with ibe merchant marine service
for a long series of year \ aud wan oue of tho uv>*t popular
and i!? ntli lr.anly captains who r-ttii> d from t hi-* port, lie
commiit>d*-d the pat-ket chip i I as lloirnesfira number
ot jearc. aud acquired a wide circle of friends *h'.le in
the N> w Orl'-abS trade, and they all regretted his le.ivlng
thi m to take cLarge of the l'nited State". The fun rai
>Mviee> willbe b.-ld iu St Anu s Church corner of Well
ington and Pro?p< et streets, Brooklyn, on Thursday
ftfitruoua. The captains ol veisil- in port are invU"d r.o
attend.
Trial or * New Screw Steamer ? The fcr -w vtcaiu.
ship t'ity of Norfi lk, whi< h wax riccntly buil". for th ? line
between iliix city and K'chmuDd after reetiivmg sou0
ulti nitior1- iind in>proTin? nt?, went down the I ner l> .y
jestc tdny . on ii trial and pl? a.-ure excurdon arid gave
entire mti-ftrtii n by her performance, runulng the dis
tance if twenty miles, sgrdns' wiud ami tide, to hour
and thirty 1 t? ininuu .1 Tho cb.ef improvement which
hue been ifTrcteU in her arrangements con.-d-t in ani#
propeller that, bos been fubctituted in the plaee of th^
toinurene. <>f incira ed dimmsionH aod better adapted
liehS to the powei of the ? tig i tie. The diuuivter of the
pr< st nt ?b* ? 1 Is nini f. t four inches, wi'h in expmdiog
switch of tw. nty 'irn- f*et. and length ot bl.id > two t'.-et -ix
inches; rt?ain preisure. twenty li?e lb.-,. to the square
inch, tbe wheel making sixty f >ur r> volutioa* per nil u
utfi TL? vessel will hei rafter In1 employed In the trvH
poi tation of j.hh i t.pi r~ and fr? igbt Del ween thin eily and
? bailisti n and u> nuw loading tor the latter port, ni oWir
No. 8 Kast r.vc r.
Tbe Ker> w iccBU) hip William I'cdu mailed yesterday for
New Orleans, wild }Wi& OW) spccie.
I.lierary Nolle*-*.
? IiiAii am'h Mauazin*.. .1 uly , H>2 New York:
J)o\ ut & I )uv? ? \? ii-ii il, I niri periodical pre
sents ii go-.d amount. of entertaining urti/or. 1'ho
elaborate description of "flue's fruiting Maniuntj
Work?" in ? on1 mm d "SI> tir-t Sunduy in Mexi
c<>. " i- ft ;.r iiLie fk teh, uid the etuue may be anil
ol l,Tlio Vintage," "PutjUeia," ? Blind Bo?a, '
" Ant c doti .<? of 0?tr1i:h')S,w which |>r> sen' nonsi
dt rul. 1- entertainment. "The Ganin of the Uou.,h"
i.i aouiiriib'y seasonable The i i^r-.un.gs and pietry
are n 1 1 k ? taateful and well ,>r pored.
Portrait of Daniei. Wkksthk Bottom If &
F s. Williams. ?An admirable likene**. but ri*|?r<
teuliiin Mr. Webster younger than he now api*ars.
VlKWB OF TOE N'KW I ftl.OHV OK i>i*LAriR By
Alfred G iln'l. 11 1> , Wnj>bi rigton ? Tnts p*ui^>blet
treat* it? ?>uhject upon th'- nutn'ive principle, illus
trative of 1 be Bounce if fluid physiology and the
chemical pi<i|)t rtii H of tbe blood, <m m into Je>l imi
"the people, wko*e utteii'iou it decidedly merit*.
Mechanic!* Lien Law. A C.?*e in the Now
Yoik i < mmon Picas G?nerul Term, H>2 By
Edwin K Corey, Clerk of tbe Court New York:
Arthur k Birnott ? Thin ia an important caie in
the Mechanics' Jx>in law; und Mr Corey has oou
li rrt d ii great i?TVioe on the legal profea<ion and on
the public by hi:" elaborate ami learned report of it
lit hh Pavkjtrnt Polka. ByL. Arditi ? A novel,
enti-rtniiiii g. and amusing piece of music. It is de
dicated to Madame Alboni
Mam'aLokihi; CojiMON Council of Nkw York,
Fok lbf.,2. By 1 > T. Valentine New York: Put
mini ? An aduiimblo manual of the Corporation of
this eil.v, and should be in the hand* of every ollioial
person .
Enoravino or Owntt Soorr. New York:
(Joupil & Co ? Well executed, and when viewed at
a distance, convey# a g<K?d idea of the General.
Bookh Bsccivkd.? Bkigraphla Literaria, by S.
T Coleridge (n print); Saaton ilium! Hand Books)
ClnmiRtij .M En v. for the uw> ol Farmer*:
Klc:/ ? nt* ' I A(4 iciiltuK ? llij'iv, F 1 ii ~ l>n ml ry and
Catile B ? ciliiij: highly useful works; Life of
J#ii,r:c Jtlli-ejs ^reprin1)- Manual of Geographical
,Nnb i <: I be Art Journal for June.
l^nw Intelligence.
Cm r o; Ari ? > ? *. .Ii n?* 1 ' * ? ? ,i?? . iguoi' nt of No It
r' ! " : '? tl ^ M 1 'I i !? 'I to Of UUIlli! m;? ? * I i I : .11 { I
. M 'tr.. . u r Ji.t V) t N. 1 4 r , lit) I i,y !
, ' I. ,fr v? -n No V) II ? ;
( .* ? ?t. -ii.il nt Aii-i'it A '1 ?w '' ' 1
tmtker lpw?|i tf m Ififkcr.
TH9 mueant ctpfc? pwowtatioh op bibtomcal
WOhKH, mil AN AUDHKM8
Oh Mor.day evening. at six o'clock P.M.. u we stated
in yesterday'* IIuulu. tbo Chairman. Secretary, and
member* of tlx U??i(ber tH:h met tt the offlea of Mndii.
Dillon and (Kionu?n. for the purpose of presenting Mr.
Thona* Kraneis Meughor their d istinguisbcd county.
nikD. wi'b aii address. ana a copy of resolu'ions passed
at a late mce lug of th.-ir body: also with a beautiful
edition of the History of Ue?rge Washing ion. and Ban
croft 'k History of tbo United State*. The books were
tplctd'dly bound, and ln-cribed with tb? name of Mr
Meagher
Afti r thanking them for tb?ir beautiful and useful pre
sent. Mr M continued?
A ' be bad ulrct.dj raid the feelings and convictions
wbiib brought him to ibe prison bud undergone no
chkiige >'ar fr. m living no. I hey had be?n continued
it in i D'prciVfil. Ue wu- not a republican in IR4M ? b
adhered .Lii) to i he charter of Dungaunon A mouu
tneut of the linest incident in i heir til- tory he looked
upon it with pride nod reference, and believing It w*
Jenerous in its piovisious. he would b<ive accepted
t *c a stiliieiint guarantee for the growth of Utoir
fortune and the sluUlty of their freedom But
the prhon wan a dangerous school for revolted
subjects to bo tent to In the solitude which ->anr
titiid it no) hi in interposed between the awaKeuoi
ndnd Nnd the opening heaven* ? the space b?tweeu it au<i
the light wu> free? nothing iutercep ed the d. seeudinit
tru.h. ihiiK h. tar nine convinced tba; r.publiouuiin
wb' the purest and loUiest system of government but
being i o. it ri quired from the ju-ople alienist whom i'
?bi Of tublitbi d. the greatest amount of public virtue
and Intelligence From the estimate he had f irioo.1 ol
it lu tlic event of her present condition bctug uttered
and her chera'tir being chastened and exulted, he
should Tote for the Inaugural Ion of republicanism lu Ire
lai:d. Bisldes. ii was I?ial to hine revolutions iilcuj
piete A compromise between adverse principle.) war*
pri duc'iTe. in the end. of the meet di-astrous recrimina
tions It concealed fostered and tormented tun enmities
which should have been utterly dest.ro) ed. U gave time
and space fir wound* d passions to levivo und uuder the
digum of the tuire-t virtues. to conspire for lhr resus
chatton of the III *t malignant, errors I'hu cotviti' utlon
of 1 7 would be a compromise. Kor a set-op. us hereto
fore, it uiiuht impart it statelier attitude add a-p'-ct. to
the 1-U.tid hot i> ?yulil neither cleunc nor eradicate the
ci. ur. r which had prey< d upon b-r vitnlity wi'hin Thus
far had hi* opinion- uudei gone iv change. In no ol'i--r
r>p^ct had tbey been altered. Now as heretofore be
diMlbiued the fcnglish rule in Ireland. Now a- here
totore he respected. honored and loved hi* cmintiy.
Now. a.- heretofore. be clung to thebope and project
of b"r freidom. liut ot ibut couusry at ?hia uio
in* nt. It ?hk most difHeult tor btin to Hp.uk Iter
n Die ftoUD'Icd like a funeral 1 yum II told ot'alaud.
the joy of whore he'ii t hud Ceai-ed ? wbo.-e mheniauce
| ?a> turned to rtrnngi rs. aud who <> liouset* to alien* ?
I who-e young mtn wire gone inlo ciptivity ? wb. oe cttiei
were lolltnry that were full of pn>|ilo and wh'Ho g<tt-N
j weie itec late Ot that land they had heard iuin -pe.ik.
wbi n the light of a new destiny ? bo.?u iful a- the light
| which ihone over tbefice ot the pr pbet? n veal-d u?r
I in i" dehant attitude t ? the w-irhl lie did not t lion puiine
I for woi ds. lie should not puuHe n >w were he to h.-hold
| the tame transfiguration li was painful for them to be
tlieie and have to own tbtt th> y b- lou^-.d to a cnutiiry
1 winch, along the grent biiih "ay of nations moved on un
1 chartered and unrecogultci d It was u galtrig ? h"iig>ii..
. It fltioded the heart with bitterne-s. and tlu?h I ib
' hoDCtt cheek witb shame !'he glory of u fr e co.nnry
j descendid upon each one of hei eh.ldreu ? ibe poire-;
I evui? and tl ? ) walked the world r->peoted They nor*
credi ntials v bi< b entllled <heiu to the b i pitality and it
might be lothe boniageof thectrungsr It wn p.iiuf tl
fur th<m, a-- he hud said, to bo there, and feel lhe>
had no such coun'.ry. It was still more pui if.u
to reflect that tl ? lust effort for iior frenl mi ha i evou
ttiB id in to Ignoble a discotnblure. i.lii not for h r
(t lories only l>ui for her sorrows also, should a nation b'
rtmeuibeteij by her sons. It was a biiiu. ifui a>.'l Dot*
lovi winch clueg to the fallen, and -ui led utiove ibi ,-iek
li was one i f the bea'itu'fes. llyruti aco'iui'.iukd it. up
on em ill? t Lire Kiih a crown tor itinh>;?veu. I'hie It
was elneb filled the soul of h.:r noblest K m wnea tiiow
fell turn h.ui those word* of -orrowful sublimity ?
'?Here slmil I riimilti anchoied rai'bful to th- f ir>.uues
ol n>y com ?J ? t'uthful to her freedom ? f.ittliful to 'ler
full Kroni gi ui ration to gem rat. on the saor il rir?- b ?a
b'-c n bniiit* d down. Klum camp and cave, from e;t tie ami
cvtbeaiol In m the Senate ami the seailold. through .? 114
anoligeiiti. through Uur* at d Joyousness, ttir 'iiith t bu
ligl.inmgs of the baill* st .rm anil ibe red ba/.< of uutr
tjidiu. it bud Ihcii tu-tbtully traunuitted that gnue
iu ii n should uot be tne nrjt in wh cb tt "bould be Micn
lfgli mly 1 xtttii uiehed. It was true that the tone aim
attitude of Iniand at that uinim nt. is little ealetilated
to ? sine hopefulness or joy Bu'. the b'linOl r ili.it at
titude the more subdued 'hni tone, the more f .rc hiy
tl;d It hi c ine ibe rtuty ot i.ll who I iv d bi I to speak tbe
Uliguoge of encouiugenieut It was a grievous ? rr .r u#
iDrpire false hopes? it was yt-t ui^re criminal t'liucm
cate despair lie wruld keep ulivo the fe. line Keep
alive th? h''(ies. which down - Vnu to uur day havub.nue
b*i wiln unc'>ti<iueraliie endurance tbrougu 1 tic
ol ?f.-cs. 80 long us thote fn- lings thiobbed these h i?is
bnincd, t hi re ?us an Irish nation in existeuce 011 ?.
im'eto wi:) out the arms nnd in ign';t. hut\ri*hthe -oul
and su-rept;b llties of a natiou. be honor of a uaiion?
her wiulih ? her greatness ? what were these.' Th y were
the emu nations ot the soul ihat u?eit wttbin li r and
fbefritdoui of a nation is but that soul in lis h.gb -t
steie of uct'i 11 I'or one be could not give up the hope
of suing the land of his nativity 11 vested wi'h i.h.. 11 gh
d?(irecs ai.d honors, of a nation In every \ 1 *i*?i! :i-.o
hai hi pi had bei n to him a higher life. Before a clou l
) tid etisstd it. it tilli d uls heart with rap ur.; it
whs the strength ai.d impulse of his b >y no ? I lu
h*< light it tl.r- w a>ound wuk disclnrel to blul a
Oi li'il w r!d t linn t he school books spoke of iVh iiever
Iti > 111 ct WHS In hltn it evoked ? whatever goodie ss w*.
in piuuii d in his patute. it wuun (1 into a gonerou" aeli
vity. To see it verified, was the prayer anxii ly an I
lalor of bis em iy maehotm lu that season, it
wrought l.pon loin a redeeming in.lueucv Kroru
that, fuiihlers ui.d sordid world, in which many
a jure libeciion withered and decayed it bore n.'ii
uiwiiid.6 with tne p>.wi-r of 11 Inly vi-ion. and thns
pies'ivid ftini a p, rilous c .n'Mi(i n- pies'-rv. d tlp in
ire b ui.d incoiruptibis ? tbe g < d thoughts ?tni it|ii-a
ti' us ot his j out b in ibe days of bis ? *ile? iu ih?' s ?
litio'e where a heart and mind w re ir -'ing ?tleiltlf
iimi.y ? nmopgpt tbe strangi r.- riiin ?b .ui in oiy a tiflruing
tin tight ? us hit and who Inihi ir friv.iou- and diy.au.
criticism tnuy have nit-t?keii tb" nwrve of ,orr. w i ir u
dsfi CtiM in IS I f thought? in the da>s of his exile tuts ?
hi 1 1 viis hi. i-eeiei coiisolatieu. Vfuickenlng him Into
uctii n tn m the deepest lang.ir 10 the lowii si au.ld.oi
rieit niniints if itepressioo it dl-enthr.uleil bi. tuiud
fimi the inactivity wonli tbreatemd to -ubjigule it.
Above Ibe iiionx ind gnitief and vexations 'hai he-. 1 his
pu.b 11 lifu <1 his spirit up and at iut-rv.il> ilheu w.ili
ccstecy the life thai was slng^i h m l eb cuie wii.hou'.
I.espite n| 111,, ,0'e I ?,+neino ihat had ebaf -d hi- Hpi-lt,
it he pi u live w ;lhio him SMtl s, vivifying ?al li lti t be n *
Hi 1 a.ti.l uii ?ud desimy of inaukiud. Were ibl n ipe
to die 1,11 H till! die wi hio I1.U1 ? 0e> roj 1 .1 i.ip, fi-a Vr I s
win)<i daiker mir b in Mij.?rlh w 1.11 . Imj o i.im a ?:!
d-im-s rnd ? xisti ni e a desolation Mr Meagher eon
rlodid wiib tin fervent p aji r hat It n.Uhr. is vo ieh
mil u ti Hum to sic llait Ivpe fuitilhd. That it might
be votichsabd to 1 lieni to u? II up. m the e-irt li nul l i.ne
pf n.i > it any hi.1l dawned upon iOe lanil of tip ir laiiiers.
and tLiii ije.- hid islxlii her salvaiion. Tnu-. it ni'gbt
fe vouchsafed lotbim to re' urn to shut land? tt 1-11 i t
Inrin her gladness aid In r glory a^ h-\ hei look J
0)011 tor .1. b. r sorrow and Cip.lVJty? to |ei?.l lieii eh.l
dmito her ultiir and di dii uii loin to h< r serve -f r
their old ?ee 1 o f | hi an iio. or.. nle -eat, ,vi hill ti .1 g ites
bs iL.y I nn b.cn fal'lifitl t" her 'n their y nil. ? and in
| her lu ly soil a resting place forever.
I Police Intelligence.
Hii' h uop Fttlhtt ( ? . t its U# . mued ra ties ? T <vo
| Gfrri,?t h, i.f di> <1 lie rv lilt *>ou nnd Eugene UolTut. with
DIiimiJ i |i Mui.ijay u. |k lit, by ulliccr* hi^gel ll'id iviitu.
< if In' Nineteenth warn, rbiarg it wi I. kuncking il iitii <id
V 11/ '1 \ >? huiuli. If Hiding In Kuity-fiigMh *',n ?'i il P
Third avi Hie. liDd Mealing from bif peiium by i'lfi'i. mi)
vii l< ucv ii * i(i grift pipce It Mcmx ? hut Vlr. \ h'htn.'i i
*?U> il-iilfO il (il l III. Ill aiiivcd tffu 'lay- Hi;o I'mui 0 41 -
fi.ru) a tiivli.g wiih t<ini a quunl y nt gold duHt. wttteb
ii.it .ho two men nlmve u..m. u ?>? re counts* nt of- mid
wppo-ii'g he fumed the treu ure about hi per on, .?; ?
bin* biitiiiiki wun returning limne Punkcd huu d>iwn
lai.t. him ttTcrcl; Willi a Htmii matting Irm p.ir lady in
fi ii . ii if. nut tin i.. plundering 111* (.ivi'i-iK kjwmhJ >1
Olll) III tflltlllg till' J- 10 gull." piece lift III)' llOUiplMDUlC
I. ml u.l^> 'be pn mutton ?>) di'i'OMi hi nild dunt nl??>
w I i re Iltitnutfly a* th< r ?fruo-' *.re rnnii ug %?iy.
the on* fir n^'iftniM'i made by ihi' euiiipnt'tlaiit
linn (flii tn li'- mil th" |i?l ?!'(.' and the iffu r bb m were
eaugl i uuii conveyed in | r urn In the in ruing il'ey
wife Iiiou^Im Inii.ri' .In tiee Stewart mil M'-. >>
Miiitl) teatlfinl thn he aw the two prii u
eru llr.ti rll.g ?i" nl F? rty c'.kh'U aticet appa'autly lying
In ti j't lor ntn. t" ? al ptirimee Thi ooi.i| !n>n<i r '?! ?>
f fe th\- 'wo prlmuni- it th? indlv dual* <vlio ni.de the
Tinknt iitt.ick oil hi ? pt ii i.ii and rubbfd hiu? of th? mi
iu> ,/upt'n .*??>??:", commit ' ed thi. cu,-cd o trt.es i>
primn foj 1 1 a).
Pi ' i 'ff hi> /'mfifyer.? Oeptaiu Mi J nrd of 'lie V'ru
t"ciith ward, yenlaiUny arre ted a m ui tinned "i i. ri.'k 1
thntice. mi i oliain- i f f' tmlmg frilft in oank iitll t li<* i< <>? j
lift- of bin implfijir Mr John dyr* ? inllkuua r...
?ii!'i> in I ?u i y ? |. unh Mrert n.-artln :mii'1i uv-uaf. it
fi > ii ;b i .M i Myei> hid lb* uiooi'y iii Inn cimt pnoket.
bi.J niiiiig tigit imr Id the wagfin tha dicu-'d
iniii:.;. i in i m tin . ii ihiiK lriim I hi- iiccti-ed. <?in n ar
r..1 '.id di Tiii d luiTiiig the inimey , bu'. In wh- nub MjUnu. .y |
ai arclitd by tbf (M'l.oa ai ?! lb- tii?*u< tiled iniiii*y f tti 1 "t ,
blf pOHvrili n Ikt a *ri:5ed *?# tnkei. lielnre Ivitlr* |
win 1 1 niiuittei) him tn p. i??iii Ibr trial
Stalin .'i it (/! ?.?? 1iraiUed ? i apt^i u Dlt brl/j
of th' trii'th ward pnili e. urre: ied a ynuag ?<irl y 1 t ? - J
d" j lu i ha 'bam >t mm t. |.?*ti gin h it pf>??e-" Ion i> pnir if
gold rprntai l< i>. tab'ch wa cndeaviiriiig to p?-:i i?n '
exundtdiig the mllele. the mpliiin foiind i hey h id b-on I
niniicftic'i rt >1 In New Origan* and ?ero worih >10 8e??-. '
r h 1 III b r i rticli t of iri.iue were fnund In her pos^eM-i'iii,
which ran he pi ell at the F.iurih ward KUit inn houac.
Burg taty on buard a I t ??/. ? ' (fl' 'r Hunt of t lii; i'if h
ward, on Monday night frre.nd t young man nanii-U I
Ji hn Aoklnft. "n a ctiiirgi if entering this cabin of tho I
brig (li.v t lif viiga'ih f?~o1 if Ilnn.e -tieetwith in'ent |
tofiial V hi n hf..ii|, 'it 'ii I no jol ce court in the morn.
Inn the r< gr.# wan if):-ni'fl' 4 ?>? an <4d offend*r. nnd an !
?tf-a|<d ci ii?lot fri.m Ifl?i kwitll'a Inland. Thn rngue <rai I
wut batk to Rtrt out the boUnce ol bin time in thu I'cnl- j
tciilluiy.
A PAfrrnnr Girl ret Li dK ?Home throe ynara j
f?ii ce, ii j.oor faototy {.'it], wmkirj? in ono of tha 1
Tiling) ? (-ii the Bind- dun* ilvor, II- 1 . *M Riven a j
?rili'd lettir bj ji tii.' ? i *r ? ? iitinf, with n hoIi'mm in- i
j uric ; i<xi till lo open it on':' nbf> ws* 18 jeiira olil. I
Tbt girl Ml tb(t 15 Ou ('to '2.'lil of luat month, I
lu itig her 1> f 1> huth i'n; . '.oi puimd the letter and i
fouiid ilirtc'ior* lo: !i ' i/o'ti uin !? I. h i, line of |(i,00(),
villt'd In l.or lij flic a'Jtu . v 1 . T; ? auico liiod On
I bttinlay Inn' he '? i' * . . ? 1 ' 1 1 i 1 1 ? ( 1 thn who'o
?riMii-t tt on 'i fi!?* ? I lie i> hii 7i plant* of
ii] eft' nt * t ? I, \ in H. ? . if he I'Hfiu't led
t i nffel her ii . i i ?; .-t c f it ~-f%rwut?nu M -
tor.
' >. i iiiiiii,
' i. ' ? l ' . i ...^ L>, i
< I'J i U . ttl.', . ? If ): ' nt n i u.
Cowl Catindar-Thu
United Riitu> Uintici < lunar ?No# QH. T7 to 16.
PrriiFMK C'oi*t ?Circuit? Noa. 8 JW 836, 80*. 41?,
411 413 415 <17 to 423 fVcLl Verm -Won 19.44.76,
41 29 46 64. ?? Id- (H) H, 'M. 30,6 2. 63 24. fw?lv?
Mt down c???? cr?'WdiO "II,
Com-oa Pi>*e.? Part 1? No*. 1066 1069 1111 116?,
llfVW 1?* W> 1413 Pert 2? No* 894. ??2. W>4. WO,
vn W4 PVO b28 fc.iO 032 934 u;.?. Iu8 940 942. 944. ?
8t'r?Miok Ouikt ? (Two branch**).? No*. 999. *27.
828 83V M6 MS. ?M. M.H hbi> ?.?3 700 68 i
M'V. 776. 5*3. 0M. '40 78>?. 7W1 M?. 867 8d8. ?W. ?7U,
871 t>"2 874 t>'6 870 877 . 878. 87?. 880. 881 882, 883,
KM 886. 88*> 8S7 888. 889, 891, 892, 893, 894. 806, 8M.
8V7. 868. HH) to 986.
The Pith X The Plrk 1 1 The Pick ? ! I? They
ibH lit' ? i?i> ce> it pmu" I" ?p-*nd iliiu bow ! ? Tb? Cut,
Nu 19 irai.eu Irtiiu t..? ? Uic? No. 36 Am atreet, thU I' lf
i? x ii li t nr'iu-t ?? uiiv paper pul>li?h?d, not uxcapting
Pt pi'ii I lifcrtvari IT ui \ <>l l1i? tribe Tba ?? Firniaea
ami II g the F an an " i- *. rtli "ouhle ih# price if the paper.
1 ? ,rM< i k> ya at ll e ai r Place," and tha Broad ?a *, are
?l<.?n in in tlo'ir prop, r light- heaidea theae I here it a
noirp at) ? r cnt- upi u (lmu<t ti?r; tubjeot lUat ooatalua
*i > mt-mt. Tb? . dlt, rial column* ar? full 'f the right
? ti fl tJ 4 drive ??xi ?1 iar? aw?y " a' d r- ?d*r una a kind ?(
em :imki dtr a? retard* th? ? fl'oi t4 uf the w?ather. Don #
fail to procure a copy of The Pick early; prioe only two
(rati
FUhliiR Banks ?Tli? Buffalo ha*lng b??n
nn ?p<*? 1 ? <ii ? withdrawn f- r the laat iwo daya, inrianoia
t r rrpnlsr ?ri?~? tM? n ornmx Tale boat haa b'^eo rtgu'ar
iy mra-rd ii, ihia bu>i' e * fir five yeare. For hooiavfde
l*.yrc. i*? alv*rii?em?n .
By Ordtr of the Receiver.? A action Bale
of Glkrawair. ' l a sttrntiii* o? our iea<l?r* il called to th?
air . ? a manofaitnn r'? -tock of Lampa Lantarne. Olobaa,
Shadr*. CI lo neyi (.a* Flxtnr* a ?;??iin??, and all tha tools
ml machinery lued in the manufacture of tho?a arMelee.
A part of thr *onda m?y be ?"?n In th? hnildiuR In tba r?ar
' f ?y Ai.n atreet and fntHlmi.C' may he nb'ainxd there, or
nf J M. Ilil'er It Co . 8(1 MaW. n i>n?, or of the underiigred.
T! f ?ai?' will < omir??e? st 10 n'ulo.ik to-morrow moral n^>
aud ev?ry 'erticio will be arid to the hiiihe?t hiildor
tVM W \ K D 1?9 fl'oa lway.
Receiver of John Cambiin k Co.
Pate Df Poire Grns, from 8tru?bearf ;
?lio Ihe Dui-k P*t? ai-diiiime Pa'*s from ''nrts. ?o?h as
(irinianr. hr> hart.<>< Bxcana-a. It- liiaKinea. Fa'tan fee., all
l-rai arrd wi'h 'Irnffea, ?>.() put. !ip In tin for ?miimnr lit.
Tri ff. - in ?ln for ?al-, hy JOIIN DUNCAN & 3obi, 407
Broadway.
K The ln?i nstrloaa, persevering, and.
Tf r itdr'ati/eMe KNOX of N" I1X Fur ?i. utr-ut i? a-Ilini
wli'eiewrcr- I .ii?mil( and straw Il*t.a wi'.h s parfe^t
r rl Knox ha. tha f?cn1>v >.f ta- tefnlly t?ie head,
ar ' makii'ir "rillnaVy men looli lika ?Mii|eran; and a< he
jtivi ? to atirlfaM lia pi r-onal *tta?ti"n >ou nr? alrays
?v^ tc b? r?'?)vi'd *Hh tb? utnioat p> li'o:ie?* Rn->a i? a
ri at. favorite with tboee who ileal with him ji wear hi*
hat?
The (onamnt drmiind for Summer flats,
at l> H I. nN'? ??orla hia fn i roteii'ir ? Hi- It. . r.r liata
*t J.:' n?i' $4 are a ri-r'pct charm, ia arc hia Hats
:'?r *'J fS n> rt I.e^h. ri, in 1 'trai'fa <.f Nil kin la. Straw
li?tr f' r lial ti f npi! rjri r-ionr
FI:EFM.,?>. 90 Fnlton ?tre*t, between Wilbtim aad Qold.
An approved Ifotom Prlrnil Ih one of Say
ft Allan - - 1 perior 7*p?i>r II '?rr ?hirt"? ,'nhra otr.rr
f'lei dh their light, soft nn'l Ola- tin char .a ?cr win' far them
in milnriin' ar i.?, ?> mci t RAY & Al>.?IH
Aa iri'wi Tloaliry mil rnr>r garment Mauufaotory, So.
691 Broadway upp.inlte Mll..'i ijarden.
Pol it I. ?1 o]ili Itma ebangc, tint when a .
? ha le roil) ii M il v h?r ? rr'v* d ill I hr ??onelutinn tliat a crr
??'n artiric ot d.^ia. nm''o o' * nortuin r.-ta' liaiimr'it, i*
fi p ? f plr.n ii ti* nf In a i ct> ?nil faahl'n. the iir praaa|-m i<
i-rn i'iii"' Ti Is i- the piim- n? ri-i ar'a the one'ina'lel
^lilrti, madit to mcai-nre, hy GKRFN. No. 1 Aator Uonsn.
Mm iifiliiiM Uiduud In * Price. ? r ft. Bell,
*?i iir n_ ? fl ' ib Ht'ick ? i ft lug u 'I Si aimer Mantil-aa. ha i
redm ed tl.eoi to fiii h low ri ?*? to in -nro I tr, a. n-l lata aala
fib Canal atrn?r,, next ilnor o Le Uuutillinr Bro?hi*ra.
A Ccniplete Kiioluiloii In Pi Ires of floor
Ciivi-rln -? i ? -rub Iuba; an I fcii.-tiN, "So. j!) B-wery,
I w n il i ii ? F.n-Tmh r?pe-try and hrn ?.el? arpet< at SI p?r
aril I'll Ci r 1 . . 2n I'd. *o Js . 1 hr' e Ply r-i'pet*, Sic *o
?l I ' ?r?'>i ' "rri"? J lr Wi? 'irtr i?*> , to Jfy" : itn/a, 8am.
Ha'tli v Va"i dnwShad-s Tab'c Coverr, Ao., at about one
inlt tl.i ir ri al value.
<lrr?i Bmyaiiia In rarpeiltiga^aprUnsn di
SUMPHPl'\ 7. iii-i.v'wt*) . eorner oi ? l.iit ???! ?t u..?ing
au'a^haaerl In'Kdy ai 'I r la'c lar ? ancH'm ?a\,a. ?i'I d'.?pone
th? ?ain? ?t 'h" fa llowing ?? pri'tc kli-li V?lv?rt \a,.;
Tane-rrias Sa Brr.-ala . Thn*e i lv.7a. ta tfn.; Ta^raiaa.
.? ti d? ai rt al' ?her Rondr equally low.
o t IU n nty ?
? M < f* ti ? 1 v 1. 1\ yi t I feel
If in f ot bi-aut' thrilling now;
B' ? s?'n tFflt 'M\ i f r flows
Fr m *lat -wcfti 'in unci A?ry bron:-?
Son Ml im? lil.e niutio, weird and mild
1 I-hi ?f m' !??* fr? m h ro*y * I'd ,fc
THiP exelwin <d h pi.ct wa'ki* r tnmutth VVH TICHUR^T'S
Dmrn rra* n fiaJ,ery n* .'UV Brn ad way na It#* before
n- e ? f tl v j.rmfr?ti? i i^rri** of beautiful w??vwii that fcra***
the *al!? of t> t magv-ifkent saloon.
A TmitHnuoii It ? in the IFebrcvr,?
If ?? J f ? r jOO ?>ll? >o|? ( (?? *t. oil' Rf he l?'UVl?S,
( r i?* II a Mnc'O' na, like little H d- f.btov??M*
Bi ? n- y r? f?.r \i it taliU' the niM*%b d si-o*i fr ui*,
B tV r' Ti? ulMva* i- 11 ltealnwed on th? Uo'?t.
?*?> if art for a Hi* in ? n * ro/aeo > our attention .
T>' n*r t o h? g arrets up -tni^a without mcc'.ion,
But it ? ' e nr?|-t. v> h^'c r-io<na are a*ee?fttbt*'.
V h pe name and ??? osc ? r ? now ft*nd iucontastihlc,
M Tin rorof f-ftK failed in hip nj. ttircfl to an;t.
So to rH??' a t v v.** Mk?*# eBB. hrfin "t t.J?e H'. At,
FO? T'S tft premium Gal'ery No. #03 Broadway, eorner"
of Franklin ftr? *t.
?eo*t for Prc^ldeiit, ciahnvn for "Vice Pre*
pid*rt. am* I .* t. it I'll U"irj%o*yt. r intkr u team ?t%t ?? ill
dnv lour an*! well Bu* HOi?T S (iaH? ry. at No. :?? t Broad
yir% 1 in n-f? n tlirnmtd by paop'e w?ntiii{ pia*ur?e that
one irijrbt roiatakn him f ?r a low rraaidant. 1>? et !?y the
?rn ^ r f ofl'to*. M(*f]c?r s 1 r i ? vp? r* i' o for ?h? many f *ir women,
ai d *? w f i?t ? I il rrn v ho tbrornr his rooms Go 'there tor ibe
T?e>t pi trre ?! Ht art yn produce.
Gcr.^colt nnrt Gen. Pierce.? Fine Portraits
of the # <1 o l?iiK'?ii?i.? d <-4t. din vton f??r ho -tioacy C"
cftl ?-r with MVtj* epper of W??h>t*r, FiUmora Ca<n <'lav,
Culhour auH mn yntb**r* *h?* h;?v-' pu?*?- fr'ir ih<* no?nf<
? f m ion. *r? |;or to t,h?? pohli< BRdDY'a Cla.ltry, 203
Brcadway c-rtiT^f ruUoiMfrM.
Pure Wit lie Uinitttfodo m $?d8 per enrmt In
Ibe im rv ?? ta *? ?t!rrlr?.u t?. *uit rfct.ii I an- n.tnrri.
iMawM-r <. h \vf-t. I'ir ?. fee at d n ??nt a<*ort.u??nit ?r d?clry
it Mai?nfit(-t*>r^rii pr?- ?** I1 ???*! ??r> Hr -?d way, ooj
ner of Wbite n*.re?-t atid --?!?-?* r ???mi?, w?o*nd ??tort.
D a V l I? K ^ I T I m pM r* ff ?if J ? 1 * Dooik.
Pedeatrl atil^m A)ade K*?ay E. A. ?i-ook ?,
Ni 1 ^ ? 1 Fttit n M;.ti i|,.|T"*e4 ? ? t r < p'a- t'v^ of his vo?a
tio?i v : ti re t- ? - rt that isobodr -?<? her la?ly
? r ait, tn{n or master? ever 'ore th* ?r*i<jlei?Lo
aii ke- v it . ??? Jv 07 jojr l.i? ????? Jy r atr-??., lio m?nnf*c
tn*t ? itle hoots ?hoe-, r?l < r . f n h -tjlo 'h1*^ *\< * ani
r*-' 1 c n r 1 > inti n and a"? r a fa I ion r'?a* f; <*r< 1 <>?o
i? i ti"? p'papnj t t 1 tl oMe v }n- 1*0 atllicted with r.orns or
hiu.?rp.
Eit |;otii FrtiicliMd Ind)* i if Otfiif
(lain no *ilvrr ??r<?.t30 .? ,.a\ii ? t? tt?? ? ? %>\+% -?*y i? -
S .ei??i?o v ilvi r f m** ???' ti a ?? t t "? ai ? '.V^iiatnt v;l ?f.n? on l
Hi.. SjI ?t 1) r piit*.., l|(>r? IHi ? Ov v? ,?s ivry
d' frcrif tioi* ?? h- ' P*t ptvlr m - i . hi* on r v? m? !
i:vtblKLL. 302 r?r? a.?) ? ny, c< r fi^i" n're^t.
W"inft<iiv CtivttlreM and T^uce nnd
IVrptip 1 ?. r ? t ?? ' ur?nin : " *1 1 rn:l u? d tr^ionur -a of iv? ry
d? fori. t'i?D *' i 1 1> vi . \ tl i. in * 1 ?? V j h ? ry *?!>??. ?r?- a
ofl? *n or <r ??? f! ?? ??r.r ?|. i:u 'nip ?'realtors at '& t?er
ciiit Io^ct ''-ait fci y rtlmr hon ? m fht* l'y.
A M. feu hAViKb \ j 'huNteitra, 20 l Uo*y?ry.
P? 8. fltavei^a Prlzt Mnlal llunry <oap ?
RvVho of n' i r t f ? ? f n^Ioi, v?*p> ia tV.* ./nly
It r. f*a tip AH_n t- i! -t h nf?. it. i;* in 'otuj^rv' I ; in the
bath it is i ixuri"> i ' in^" t :.?n r^. W, J. DAVlsfc Ca.,
8o)n whoR-.-o u.;i 1, t* ??(?<' rtlmwl -tr. ;t.
ivouruod'N ILiiqnld VI ? ir D> mt iTUhnut
a*Mp|.t. i 1 ? r 1 **m*i ? a 1 it'ti thi v."> ??> ?.? . vt r iu .00,
!> . tlilrnici i- (J? rKtHl'i Me?h? a?-ci -.-tip f?? ,...r* ? |oin
pli'S, rr? rkira aailowu^a*. r ughi,' ^ .v. t*oc<<r&
Rnbtile rrt ??? t- ? ?-T <r? n? ?mj i?ar# of thu K .r'v Lh|n\]
Umitff Lih tvhitc. und Hair 0)oaar at fi 7 W 4tk?r street,
&ear Broadway,
Wl?? %i?o Toti|H-ta.-?Baii lirlor'A new ftyla
jf H ik? ar?- ??.. new* mt- ninat i*fi ? ? nni1 >u >>f . atorn
fot Uitfl.tMi rTlOfi* ^n? t o? <1 V * r > ttf.ryi, / ajrtlf^ ^h'.ltvt
sail a* H,U ? liM.OK'h o>firaf?*'? 11 ^ a \
?tree* akv ? aii bt rood aba WTSfaat a.nd h?vt i^rtAddt
B tha ?<ty I'tfnj <hi hoi^mk.
CriKiHrtuni'i tli|Uid ilalr flua |irr%
^arau- i hi ... bf 1 1 * .m r.; hu i-?or ?.t tu :ii? ]>(? aoA
j iat alraaoy *al,' ? *.b? f?r-i pi In 'b? ;a? ?f t iKt
%rr;'iee A?Thf?i and aold ? lioi. .???'* and ra'...0 *-f v? ! 5?
I tAl,UK<?> and a.-u'r -a- ahijabinort, ? > *: ?
j loti 'fi Pri-ctte roam for afplvtr.f thr ?*sva Cltie.* ????
1 ?U?
iJnli Oji ? fJaWbelor'' f 1 itnrarnd idq^lfV
j /TkiJ I )k 1 ' t hr j>\ flu-. *i?r iKu>". i'??- a air < f
I ? ?u. U? r? *l ?- i?? At pli. d The ^oud<?fro1 -i t m<!
i}?^tfiTi?^ h ! ?? ?4 Mt,fi ? I ??.-* ' ? rift at.d nl."> "-fno 1 ? d tJiic
Dye c"t ?n? >; ? -on'-'iin" " i. ?a .1^ Vi.pi*?"l. aa
| H>T' ^ Pu'l'.rv i ?* t4'a.] ?t>raai i..or?y t.fe?i
I t'.^reaa
Victor} ! Victor) ! Vtrt.ny1? ^le r!f<tloo
w ii a;." M t J- M 1 I &. !l *? ^ . I 27 Aia. ! ???? a?,i
art ii.ted !? ? ?* *r "t?t . ? rs ui.ti ?i ii mV' th^o tl.t; ? <? . e f tu??
I t. i t < (* >1 n1 ?? .*' 1* i \ ? * h? r a 1 ? 1 ' . ' ?i ? d orp ?? !VI * i)'H ?.j|
Jiaid, uia*h 0 i* i rest niut''iiaH C'-opy tho 1. 1 tr
V oiild yoi? *?e ?' mutt, if ho j ou *udHt linve
lU ? r . ? r \ i 1. ? ' ? i*' ? 11 .? ? ? ?ird > ? ? . o ? ?*? . ? u-iu/
t.'r iV 11 'MJiihih ' *. i six ?< i ? i ? *ili pr< ? ?. t, rir
Oi" w T.iaV?*ra ? r a IT O' ??' a? Te t' It )> rf ?Mt 1 a *ri m -4 to"? h'}
Hkin. ^1 j cr bolTTlo. a-i.t ? 1- ? * -imfey r 11 v w ?? r*\
1( c:. < S It A 1 1 a M I ? ! j A ... 64-?idt.
Vnn lit 11 sen*' Impn^rd Wali^cne lb*
chr t fiif/ ^in?\ loir t?> { I r > if 1 m r a?vt 11 ... uuiu : a u? w
pn v* t h, l'? s 1. <? ? h* '? Hi' an . U- - ? '? d/ <1 ? > \'K i !i*J
<1 t'?ii ? <;, u 11 1? cur- ctn. a at e f,'ii cipa' dt po* ;Z'< Oha-o
l?is ftrcit, a.i U troui t? * ir n. i, i| dr'*ni;iat? tlifiu^hoat the
?ifJ
2 y tit :? V iilli-* It tm, 1% iiulittd tO':Ui<' HoI.'I
II# pH >11 J pi ? . I Ml* *1 ? ? * ft"
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