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liiii views, to receive the ajsuk'tnee ?f hie own and
the nation's good will?and to .welcome peace and
t'r< o intercom* again with the forg<\'"lnessofall past
dift< lencoH Four months huve eiap "^d since that
gentleman came among n? with hismes*/wot' peace,
and upon our national faith we felt safe to P*ll hack
our trrons who were upon a hostile msrei, and
ealute the Hag which should protect every American
titi/s-n who has a right to gaze upon It. ltat the
hoelile preparations against us still continue, the
a mu d lucb ut the camp still threaten to pursue our
families and docks.
They even write of their success in prejudicing
against us the minds of the two gentlemen who have
laiely reached them bearing the title of Cowinisttiuu'Crw
of Peace.
With all these evidences of dark plotting, I still
have the hope that they will not be able to cover up
I 'the trjCi with tire and blood. 1 will not yet place
the national administration with those who are striving
to destroy us. I believe the President to be a
IV i man from whom the truth may be kept by court intrigua;
but 1 tiiint in hiui us one in every cme inca.
pftble of perfidy.
I think K enough for me to beg a suspension of
public opinion. Very respectfully, your obedient
bcrvant John M. Bkuuiiisii.,
Delegate from Utah.
Naw York, July 3, 1858.
/Arrest of Captain da Riviera.
ni3 CATOrUI AT T11K N Al'Ol.KON UOTAL, UODOKUi.
K.rer nioce the devclopementH la the ease of Captain da
Riviere and idles Blount, otUoera Uevoe and (Sampson, of
Che a*t*o?7? farce, bare been on the look out for the
runaway couple, and on Saturday morning succeeded la
tracing theut to the Napoleon Hote l, Uoooken A warrant
having fbeo iMued for de Riviere'* arrest by Jus1
tire Connolly, the officers decided to keep Close watch on
the abovo hotel. Procuring the assistance at Frank
McDonald. Colet of the police of Hoboken, they kept
a close watch on the above ptaon', until about half-past
seven last evening, when becoming satisfied they
bad caged their bird, they immediately sent over ta
the cdy for Mr. B.ount, the father of the young
lady, on nts arrival in Hoboken ho lmmodlalsly pro
eroded to Juatloo Whitley, who leeued a aeerob warrant on
ttio alll avit of Mr. Hlonnt, ana placed It in the hands of
ofilcor McDonald, who, In company wltn olficera Joun Patterson
and Devoe and Sampson, Jr., proceeded to tan otel
v to arrest we party. Ou their arrival there the keener
01 toe piace deuleu all knowledge of the where .bouts
of de R.viere or the youog lady; be, bowerer, stated that
iney had oeeo tbero, but ie<l ou Saturday morning iu a
, carrisgo Tor the Philadelphia cars Officer McDonald,
however, expressed his determination to search the
biu??, ana proeeaed up stairs to tho rooru where do
R-.vlere was tuppoeed to be c. uooak-t', when Mr. Uoncke,
the propr-eto', hrnkn out ouo of the rounds of the staircaae,
ana swum ho would knock the first man down that came
up, at the same time drawing it over the head ototfiw McDonald.
lua app.arauce w several pistols in toe hands
Oi tee New Verb ottlceis seemed to have tho desired effort,
ami they mote soon allowed to go up.
On their arrival at de Riviero's room, a Mr. Mulfonl.a
co.neellor at law, stopped up and desired to see lateral
raid for the arrest of de Rlvlero, stating that he up
penrtid as counsel for tnai gentleman. This tor a time
seemeo to bar the progress of tho officers, bnv when It
wa- visible that the door would he broken opeo, Mr. de
Riviere made riu appearance, and ra immediately couTcved
brieve Justice Wnltley.
mo young muy, Mits Klouui, could not be found, but it
v <u satisfactorily aecertaincd that she and her mother
are cuoctaled hi the house.
The airost of ue Htviere ureal.-d iuten.-o excrement
aboil Hoboken, and in a sbcrt tiiae too station house was
cr?,wdec On tho arrival of Justice Whitley he refused to
al'uw an examination, and held do Riviaru to ball,In tho
mm o? *1J 00, to answer before the (fraud Jury A German
tMSDo his bondsman.
al aii-hipl feus iheo (bade by Mr. Blount to, If pots:
blr., search the house, and try to find his daughter." Ho,
in":r r eome ceiay, was shown turough two rooms, tlio
bur.lot j reic?u>? to open lie reuatudur -Qfteea roMus?
ami, finally, with a oepu'.y PUonff, drovo out reporter
and Mr itlouut out of too buuat. Mr. B was af .or a a-da
a.lowed to ri'tt'ix a.I otgnt woen he said ho would bocom*
iP'S oi ihr yucsbi ot toe house. The young lady will,
in douoi, make her appearaore this morning.
4 cursed la the stliaavit ruadn by Uilooel Blount, upon
Whiff? 'II* Warrant W?? injur., Vj -n unu'ii; ?
(Stv arid County of Sew Fork ?Frederick 3. Blount, of
>1 >r?i|o ta tt? Sraio of Alabama. being July sworn. m;i.
Test ue ii the husband of lira Fmily J. ill.met an t rather
CA V.I ? h.nv.iy J. Jiouot; luul ?u Or About the 1UQ day of
b-trch 'ant iKt Jltun oe Kuioro became arqua'nted
wtb tVpnntiui's said wife sad daiigo'rr, at their residence,
iit Ju- city cf Mobile; that said daughter Is an unmarried
I T-' site of prsTlcua cbaate character, under the age of
t scot) -ttve y-ar?, tt? wit, of the a** of seventeen yean*; that
ta* earn fin or! fle Riviere D * inveigleJ, enticed or taken trio
t-a.o ta iy J. iUouat, daughter of ibis deponent, from the
liouie of a friend of tb's deponent, in the city of New
Yo.it, vWre ?.be was temporaruy residing with her
luoioor and this deporeut, tor the purpose of seduction
am' yroitRutioo either at aome house of 111 fame, assigeat?
a or eiseanere, as this Cup-.ucut verily belie rue
eu i charges, and this rtenjoent irtttaa the following
tVU upon a Dice he baaou the forego log charge: - fast
th< rah? Riviere Id, and waa long before the 14th
Oil of tfarob last past a married into, and now
li?* a wife bvi-g ?a I"huad<>lphia tbat at'd Riviere, on or
about in* 10lb day of June, IH5S, en'/oel lb? said Felly
.1 , the uauehter of tbia deponent, to go a lib him from her
f?ib?t'a t?.to tue Ct'y of Mew Orieaua, for the purpose
oi ji?. rj i?g nwr. tbo said Kb'ly, aa this depoisnt has
l-tii, by the said Emily; mat this deponent
hartts b?en uitorrend of tbelr Jeelyus, and that tbeeaid
ot Mere mi .narr.edmao.puriutdlhemtoNewOrk'SM,
and rrarfNi tv. re lu Ume to prevent saitl marriage, that
ta?v . rcep. <5 this dopuetnt axt-1 flsl to Havana, to whlrh
piece this deponent parried them, and recovered pos
e.f?i?0 ff raid dar.ghter bctore said mtrriago was con
tut oaWC, and immediately startvd for Nea York, where
be a** vr 1 with U* aatd daughter on the (MM o< I ;ne,
ltlit, ard on the following day became on !nm*t? of the
ticuse of I'r JieWeee, with hui w.te and daughter, at 71*1
[*-..?c?s>; that in tbu'eday, the 1st of Jw), ilila depooca*,
aa* Informed hy his ati.l danghttr that end R v.err
tad u'uii mr'ved is New York, and waa MSkf fear
ft RrotdwaT; that ha endeavored to 000cMl himself irons
t'C l.l?*IVMOIl M Ul if OCJWIDCTH, (li'l ? Uin nun iiuig
n>*J? > at tJ.w d.;po??na eaid daughter. ix (he int'
?Tn<<i te h nnp'.ofni iha'. on tbc following mwmjgihe
1 ? iea;.d Ua-abtui of Uile Ceponsat, abortiy nature or
&? n a toe oMoct, I aft the n>n?e of ??ti i>r. fistVeot witb
cut ?i-pr ttr-K any on? cf tbctr intended de'arture, and
Kiuiou^u immediate March cut made no c'lm eat;Id bo
. mM mem, aid Inm ?te short time that
n'?. r ir.ry lett and before aaaroh waa ma le they next
l.??e t???t provided altta and takeu the.r deptrture in a
cvra,#; that tbi( depraem hie been Informal the' aw
't'lnfUyed -Ml nlf bt at the it NVho ae llnte*, and that hi*
i ?ti,bu r wu not there, nor waa Vbe aaU Rtvlvre, utbo
can Kara, thai aald Riviere !m frenchmen, and It wa< h'j
1< i?a-t1 m, a? dapoaent -ae Informed, to nail from Htrsiia
for Krai-ra wlh depnoaot'e r.nd (Jangiitor, aoil be hI
n re, rrna th-T tact aforeeairl, taat said Riviere naa now
tu? (red dcpueei (' ) d tighter concealed, and lotands v>
?li on the (teamer Yso?Jeriull, or tome ftthor i.-eeel, for
I-wife, the Oret eppr rtuntty. T. S. B'.'JH.V f.
wars befate Die, Mnauat Giv.roixv, I'olica JtuUio,
I Juy?, lbi?.
fvnt/MU of Wtather.
TO TBI BOtrOB OP THE IIKrttlD.
In tbe-e aultry daye It in refreshing to read
<Ue4oUi>winq extract* from the log of the ateutner
A'ict >rU, Captain Bluyter, formerly in the employ of
the ** New York. Newfoundland and London Tele*
g'4|ihi>aip.tny," at present partially employed by
g* th" AkmocimUiJ Preaa. We copy Irom the St. John*
f (N< irtnnrKjiaiid) Courier, winch Ilk lieen aj-e-ially
1 m nt to ne. Think of an ice b.orkadc on the 12th of
| Jui*:?
f? bare baen fnrorrd with the following extract frnnj
ttr r.f thr .itnamcr Victoria, Certain 3. i Sluyter. d?eII
|* i .! 'r .nitUi* pert tn ine northward on the jr.ito of
y ?, hf order or the Kiccutive Council, for the purpoea of
raiwrii# inol ni feeeeia "ipwuol to be la dietreea in
? b;'fl 'tar. With Captain T Haleru us board na agent fur
thr icsl *i. rarnta?M .sni.daj,
May Mt ? -poke brlaantlae Sonora, Cante'n
G 'tio<es. 'C Op* Kreala, hrmnd far m Johoa from Wntta
Rot, all wull and sanlod no arOUtattna, lb'"* weather
ll' Bi IS A M in II P. N. Honda#, St.?Panned rwtllln
ye .1 0 * M.,arrlvaU ai 8hie C>re. three nulee to westwait
of Ope Joae at 2 P. M.: inquired If any nam bad
I * n riMeirad of aay eetiiog moaela In ibe ice at
WV.tr Ray ; auawar, uo. start*# for White Kay
S 30 P. M , and arnrM of f.% Sola at 4 P. if ;
?r n<i iaa v tea T"*T b**vr and extending from
the nurbtain bid Of ''spa John ton mtliw otitaida tna n trsa
la'taita, N. K. F. directum; entered tna Ma t?? milaa,
ac l *irna>led a French bri* wanud no n-ueUoon; at
TIN ktmoi out trnm tba ma into clear water, laid to
antil SAM
fnrwtny, Jim* 1 Btartad at SA M. f<w the north
r.a of Whit* flay; ran an far ae tba (tray bland*. found
the r? rrtartad at Tar north at Canada Ray al..ng the
c aat, and parked solid; returned bark to Oaf! Mian i. off
lane John, at A P U . (uuail Hie ice bad tar tad out
around thr north aod jaminai the IVXIa fail.
J m# S? r-tarted at M V Tor Shoe Core, an 1 raa
aronnd the ire a rtintance of tort# fire mllaa, until within
f re ml lea of 8Bca Oora, wneo fonni the Me ?? the autre,
tan through It, and anchored in the eora al C P. M.
June 3.?Captain Maiern ?eol tan man orar to l.t 851 a
to rat iniormetlrm In regard to White Way, but oonld got
Don*
f IH lay, Juee 4 ? In shoe Core nil dny, wiih n.en lo dlf.
fcrent p'auro on tba looknat. June A end 0 tba name
M. nee#. done 7 ?left Shoo Onro, V nod fur Ht. .inhnc;
when half way anr.wt ?)r**n Bay fbll In wltb and epofce
tirigOwan Wtit,GUIat, marter, who reported that the
reanele tbtt we ware In nrarrh of hail oik arrived at d|
i '' til ; w* Ihnn Mrrmlnna tn run i>?j* ?>. w?
nuiii pj**ihlj find thorn Kan baek at far a* CtpaJshn,
rd frand lt? 'cn mo aolld It mm tmpoagtbla to ?nt*r than
r?n for itMMid llvhor lo got information. If aoy, Df 07*r
toed from Whim Roy , nrrlynd iMre Ot C Id . Mid
lornd o moo by U10 nomo of (Kignn, who bod orriyod from
f ' <v Arm, Whilo Ray, and raporttd t?ri ** > ag brrgi
ftuil wrrot mail ncboonom, *11 nntlrcly dottltaln of pro
t>ah-b? ?*d In * atarnng condition.
Tuoaoay, Juno l*ft Hound Iforhor it IA R.. dutor
?o p* >r?od to (Vhit? R*y *t b 10 A. X.. notithward
fc'.l of Cofw. John baa'in* R N W.,di?t?n o moo miina,
t *P >to a rren rmftll *nbooftor? batoning to Twllltayuo
f . bono.! from Wh'U Hoy t-, thn uttor plMMO, oh
totally d-'ttinio of pron?ioo* out tn rar?tn? oowlttmn,
? fi. a* many a* thirty prmrai on boarl; ?up| h~l thorn
'I with pro?*)"!*, and rorr'vod fnrthar nformuron ?*?*1
t v rt'il thought tbore wrra nth >r Tb'-rl? yot in Wh'w
Ro> .if?(l4iiu, p-rv-??.:od nn fo Whit* Boy. arrlring if
Floor do f .w ftt 0 F. M
Wodnrodoy, Juno 9.?Sintt'd ot .1 A. M.; ron th-rugb ?h<
torobno tcr On and fro oil doy, ond diocortrod no *00010.
Ttauraday, fnnolO.?Rlartnj all A. IC lor St. John*, rai
gnmrgh thn iro a* 'or cap* Join, thrn into door watai
t or tb* north nid# of tha bar nhaprd oar rnnrttr from
I IPnno* In Twi'ltngaio; after runaing half war roan th.
hay round Ut* k? In a aoltd park on in* larboard bow, at
tondton >w?ftiy mllaa to ana. ran along tho adgg of tb* tog*
far a* tv.rtaaa ({arbor, foviad tna log jaaamml la to U
I [
' , fC.Ute
land, Mid imcompelled to go in and lay until 6 k.
morning uI the lith. %
Kncay, Jane 11?Started from fortune Berber at" v
M., bound lor 91. Jubnu; rmn thnmgh very Ue?"> 4Cs, I
but ecatturw, umil ire arrived oil iBUtiageie, whet * *V i
foiitd fee Ice pinkod aclid ae far ae the e70 eouid ?n tch; I
rrM oMaf eiled to go In and 'ay until the merwtng of t"9 I
3b urday, June 12.?Started at 6 A. M. from TenUin.?eU
bound for St Jobne; ran through heavy field* or ico ut?l
we arrived i'T l'ogo, when *? got lota oloar water, at
fi .'iOI*. M. epoke on* , Knigat. inee'er, from HI.
John* bound lor Green Bay, who reported noetng too
Kugli.,b eweiuere oU Trinity Bey with the Atlantic telegraph
aboard.
Sunday, June 13.? I'eaird Cepa Booaviete at 1 A. M-,
Beccalieu, 7 :B0 A. X., Gape 8t Frauds, 10 A. If , arriving
at St. John* at 12 M. 8 G HWYTfCK, Cepttln
Behj :uied to ttu above t* a list of the pruriaiaae issued
from the Victoria, and the nemee of the persona to whom
delivered, front which we learn that 251 individuals received
reiiec, and that Tl bag* breel,4'? barrels pork,
5 to'itli flour, 5 kegs butter, 04 lbs. tea, and 00 gallone
moUeaoa were distributed.
The Rev. Mr. ClwMt,
SERMON ON OL* NATIONAL INDKl'SNllKNCK AND OOB
NATIONAL FBIVlLEOhS.
It baring been announced that the Rov. William uorblt,
patter or tbe Greene n treat Methodist church, -would
deliver a lermon on "Our National Privileges," that apaciouu
edifice waa crowded to lta utmost extent long before
the bocr appointed for tbe oommenoement of tbe exercltee?tbe
fair sex preponderating. Motives other than
patriotic was tbe cause or such an Immense gathering, for
tbe reverend gentleman's name has recently become notorious
in < ov>equence of a rumor that be, in connection
with n distinguished layman, waa waa mixed up in a lore
affair.
Tbe Rev. Mr. Uorblt has always been considered by tbe
Influential denomination of which be is a member to be
(to use a theatrical term) one of their "stars," but it la
only within the last few months that his oratorical powers
have been prominently brougat before tbe general public.
It will bo remembered that his "revival" address
to the firemen of New York, delivered is
tbe Academy of llnstc to one of tbe largest audience ever
assembled within a building In the United Statse, was a
masterly effort and waa the great feature of the "awakening."
Be baa been paator of tbe Cherry street Method 1st
church, Seventh ward,for the last four years, and a member
of tbe Naw York Kast Conference, but at tbe request
of tbe Green street congregation? which la within the
bounds of the New York Conference?he waa transferred
three months ago, since which time he has attracted large
audiences Dr. Peck, a distinguished writer, was their
former pastor, bnt sailed for California three weeks since.
Tbe event which bos rendered Mr. Oorbit so suddenly
notorious has, It la said, caused tbe utmost consternation
throughout the denomination In which he occupies so conspicuous
a position, and every possible precaution taken
to i: avent its publication, for tbe sake of truth, the church,
and Dr. Corbit. Tbe bishops and eiders of tha church
? have been putting tneir heads together" to
see what was best to be done. The matter
will bo thoroughly Investigated by Dr. C. and his
friends, and tbe result made known at some future day.
Bishop Janes waa present in tbe morning and preached,
Mr. Corbit ocoupyug a seat in tbe pulpit. At the conolu
aion of tbe sermon Mr. Oorbit rose and said tbst he was
ready to meet all charges against his moral, religious and
ministerial character, and would delivar a term an in tbe
evening appropriate to the uay.
lTecwely at ten minutes past eight tbe revered gentleman
made bis appearance, and waa tne " observed of all
atianri era." Kiatio" .Jonea waa ortnent. toveinsr with
otber noted divines. the sernoea were commenced by
Uie singing of uie one thousand ana thirtieth hymn,
conucencicg:?
Greet Go J, beueela wdom piercing eye
TL r earth's extended kingdoms he,
WUc.-t favored eerile upholds tbetn ell,
Whore anger smites then, end they rail.
Mr. Oor bit then uttered up en eloquent prayer for the
welfare ct thn notion, hoping that wuen their pilgrimage
teioH bad ended the lloeriiee they now enjoyed would be
merged in tkn libertlce of an e uai day. fne choireung
another bymc, the Ural verse o( which was: ?
O, Lord, cur Ialbert on have told
In o< r attentive eara,
Thy wander* in their days performed,
And In more ancient years.
The Rev gentleman announced that hie text would be
found In tbo ?3d chapter of Deuteronomy end ti{ the last
verae, 'Happy art thou, U Israel! who ra like uuloibee,
O |ieupie aaved by lha Lordr" la bta introductory re
marks be said that if Moses could una the language of the
text as applied to Iirael. ao might taey say uu the present
occasion, "Happy arttboa,0, America' who is (Ike unto
thee, O people aaved of the !/>rdr" " Toe fourth of July
having Allen on thoholy Sabba'h,'" said the speaker. "I
waa urged by some of my frieuda to prcaoh a disooarao
applicable to the occasion. I concluded in the commencement
of the week to allow my thoughts, ao far aa the
time and place would permit, to run out upon Una
aubject?'our national indi>|>e?id?nce and our na
uooal blesalnga.' Crcumstaoces over which we
bavo bad no control, to some extent have
interbred with our aeairea and designs for the pros sat;
but we come boforo you In the namo of Jeans Chriat, aa
we have been before many of you many times m the past
to fu'fll the duty which srs have taken u"on ourselves
And may the Lord God of the natlcn and tha Lord God of
the church be with tho people aou tbo preacher to nifbt.
In oiscuas!iig the text be would call their attention to
aome of the bless'.rgs that God bad oooferred upon us aa
a nation and a people. Ood had blessed this country by
ar equal i ie??tt>utica and abundance or the means Of support.
and by the eomn-.rativ e th'cncrs of oar population.
The census of the Cm tod States for 1950 shows that
there waa less than eight individual* to every square
m.Io. whl'e there were ibrce hoodrrd and thirty
??T IMIVIUUX- 111 - -fc? - ? *>
Sp-wkiug or mcial conlag on, be ubatrvod that a
great many 'ini jnts refused to sotd their chHuren to
We pobile ?cbon;s, for whit on* child did not know aao
tber ?ai prepared to teach It. Crime was prevalent, loo,
la our colleges, sad U was well know a that if a majority
set their mads upon a certain prlnc pi? they would carry
their point, whether it he calculates to elevate or
deiireotate la alamo ui.y like New York i.rlnio was
uot en easily denoted as It was In the country; houoe
taoral contagion ?TJrea '. more rapidly where tee points of
contagion wore the moat nr.tntroaa. G?' had binesod us
aa a nation and aa a people by making a large portion o(
our fellow citiaroaagricnituruta. The revoroni gentleman
cpat-atel al ! : ath on V, ad vuiWgce o: a farmer's life.
Jut* id urmmrtMu at c.lty folks surrounded themselves
witli wealth, luxury and the fashions of oily life, on
ner.iert wilh Us vain and fhifliniivnp piesvurea, J? ,t
In the same ratio would wo wander from (iod and
become degenerate Mr. Corb'l thru ctxnpllmeolsd
)Iayor remam on his efl U '-n prevent Cabuath dancerstk.ii
and to lint down Monday pleasures, an<lob,>e*ved tbat
th* whelo knnil ty prces bai rn'lisd to oppose him City
lite wan n<>t io la.xrahle to religious rbsrsrtcr as coouU/
life?aa those who were ensured in sgrnoluirsl pursuits.
A !ar|e number of cir cltieeea were cotnplamlaf that the
Mayor had Interfered altn their pursuila. thidr glint
and their urt'odly p'osauran. Ho counselled bis h.-srerv
when they viaite.1 lit# country to show taeir rural fries da
a good example.
fbe leading po nt of his discourse was the goodneei
of God tn giving Amnrl-sns civil and religious
liberty, whirl stag treated In a truly a)?i<ieat
manner la coachaion, the reverend speaker coun
sailed bis and ir ere to become pernoaaUy interested
in the religion of our Lord .lesua Gb.-tat, ac t to
guard the sanctity of the holy Habbalb day, which was later
rated by beeping hotel* open, by permftUrg milk
wmgoM to gu abo.it, and allowing young aowslxiye to run
bowling through lb* ttreeu on the Sftbbnta dey "Oa, ye
en ft0.1 women of Amrr.ca," aatd Mr. ., "ratty round
onr chief magetrate upon th e point, end by your lnfiaenoe,
pr,-?eere mean* end prayer* guard the aaootity of
the aL>baUi." He eleo aace t Uietn tocheriah the memory
of lb nee men who were inatrnmoniai la procuring nqy
llbertlaa, enpeclatly the memurr of "eur uwn Ueurge."
Itefnre reaamttg hia tent, Mr. Onrbit thanked the nndiencc
for IheLr alien dance in iLe ml Jul uf bit aOlictton,
an<i restituted tnem to remai.i natil tho axercian were
concluded The rbotr aaiig jibe national anthem, after
which a collection wan taken up, and the oongregation
ilk mimed by Bit bop Jaaea.
| After the rrrrcee were occluded, one of the officer*
ef the cbarrb etaied te oar reporter that Mr. Orbit, la
, company with tha offlaer* and the landing mora hern of the
churrh, walled on tne ym ug lady wno in and to hay#
charged her abame upon the reverend geutleman, and
! the denied having circulated auch a rumor. It ie to be
i hoped that ir lh*i report la meltdeun. that na author will
meet with tha pnn.ahm?nt wnich he or aba eo juetly de1
aerrre, tor attempting to tarnleh the reputation of one of
the bngbtent ornament* of the American pulpit
Flree In IVew t ark.
Fir* if Fonrr mini 3ra*nr ?About 11 o'clock on 9a'
tnrday night a (Ira waa dbcorered In tba frama dwelling
hoc no, corner of Forty tilth alreet and Tenth avenue, !
' owne<'. and occupied b/ Jacoo I'I brick. Tbe 3re wee *o
1 far uauer headway when diacovered, thai it c.ieid not he
eitibgu abed until tho building are it* < auteota were
duel -i ved The oee Will he about * ??< loa..;- . : r
MDO In me Hnigrr* Ineumnoe Company.
lint iv Foi urn Ptmkt ? Between one anl two o'clock
oa Sunday morning, a dm br?ka out In tha feed at ire No.
676 Fourth tlreet. kept by Abeam I.yon*. Tha rtreaen
promptly egtingmahert tbe lire Paaagn about llftO In
ured In the Hw heater Inenranoe Company
, or ir WAOHin.Tnr .fmvrT.?Miurur hi? "?? ???
no Suenay afloruona a firo occurred la tho *rooke boune
of I he pror >olou > tore No. Mi Washington nlreot, on nod
by Robbie* A; On. The Dromon wore quickly at no
r?n?l?o? aad OTttugnUhed Iho Are. Tho damage to moat
he on.nbo honor *1.1 probably amount to HPt??fully
loanrod
Fin* in Plant. ftnunrr?Arrrnrr m rtto# < hut* rn* ln.?*
flam or Ri nm 4?? -Shortly baforo mno o'olocs lant n'ght
a flro brnho out to tho four etory oloro. No. 22H Poor I
otroot, occapiod by PetUboue ft Dodge, denier* la hard
war# The fro woo dlonoented by oue of tho ino'iraoce
I patrol, who garb tha alarm, and ih" leauraixe patrolmen
, *uco?. led 'n C'lltlu,: out tho flro Tho ?t'>e.ir 1* damn,god
, by tiro anrt water probah y to tho ornonnt of $1,000; lot*
I oiippooed to bo rororart by torn rare.*
I poo otam'oaUvn of the prom mm by tho Flee Marohal
i and tho Mk*, ? ? > that tho office boot of tho ttoro
t had bono ransacked hy burglar*?(toak drawer* wore
i broken open a>.4 paper* tooed about, r. npcadrr war
I round oo tho floor utxkr on* of tha tr?n naiee. an I oomo
powder tn tho koyholo, fifing evidence of an attempt to
? bio# it opoa lho #l>olo afta r teem* to b# r?ry royoto
rM
i
' R?i-ru Fm:it ? Michael Conway and Patrick f) (iardon
' got Into a flght o.i Fnnlayntthe ocroer of Rcadwat nod
' Fifty tilth otroot, when Gordo# bit off Urn none of nta an>
logonlet lie woo arrooted, and lackad up 1* 4efnu.i y
I $2,0*1 bail, fog UM.
NEW YORK HERALD,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
^Lrrival of the City of Washington of
Cape Race.
(Jflhtrorai>?c Weatb#rfor J toe Tele
grap^ F'l^et.
CORN AND COTTON REPRESSED
CONSOLS 95 5-tJ a 95 1-4.
*?., 4o.. &a
Sr. Johns, N. t'., July 3, 1868.
fho screw steamship City of Wasbingtoo, from Liver
pool on the 23a ultimo, passed Cape Race at eleven o'clock
yesterday (Friday) forenoon
She vu intercepted by Ute news yacht of the Assoclatel
Preen, which armed here this after nuoa, with ? summary
or her news.
Her advices are fonr days later than those by Uut
Arabia at HaliTax, but are of no special Importance
We do not learn that the City or Washington new anything
of the Atlantic telegraph float.
Mne reports strong westerly gales during too passage.
lUe City ot Washington has seventy cabin and two
hundred and twenty steerage passengers.
The steamship Africa, from New York on the i>th, arrived
at Liverpool ou the 20th of June.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Star gives ns a rumor that Mr. Dallas has
expressed his satisfaction with regard to the arrangements
of England on the question of the British cruisers in
tho Gulf of Mexico.
The proceedings of Parliament present nothing of peculiar
interest to American readers.
The Bouse of Commons had declared the continuance
of the paper duty impolitic, bat had made no proposition
for its abolition.
Very destructive Ores had occurred in l.on&on, involving
n loss of several hundred thousands of pounds
sterling. No particulars are given in our despatch.
The Bute prosecutions against the two booksellers for
circulating a libel against Napoleon, ended in an explanation
from them, and the reuditlon of n verdict > f not
guilty.
The case of John B. Go ugh, the celebrated American
temperance lecturer, against l?r. j^es.for libel, resulted
In ravor of the former?the latter retracting the charges
he had made.
FRANCB.
Humors were still currant of an approaching change in
tho cmbtssy to Kugland. II was said that General Pellssler
would soon return to France, and the latest report
gave as bis successor In the mission to London, M.
Drvnyn de I.'Huys.
It, was reported that Pietri has been reappointed Protect
of Police at Paris.
The commercial affairs of Franco gave renewed symptoms
of improvement.
ITALY.
The Pope of Lome was about to increase his navy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho Intelligence from other portions of the Continent la
on interesting.
There is nothing later from India.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
london honir market.
There was an increased demand in the London money
market for money, bat there had been no change in rate*.
ton Kill closed M ft1, a Ofi\ for account.
AJf KKJOAN Kk?M AITIkH.
There viaa but l:*4ie inquiry tor American securities, and
prices were weak.
Liverpool corro.v market.
The tales of cotton ;n the liverpool market for the
three days preceding the depajture of tha City of Washington,
were U0,000 bales, erf which spectators ana ex
portera took 3,000. The market eiosod dull at easier but
not quoUbly lower pr>cee.
state OF Til a pi at K ANCII7*T?li.
The Maccheeter a<lrices were unfavorable, though no
declire in rates had been submitted to, and quotation* are
without change.
Liverpool brkadstcfh markkt.
Messrs. Richardmn, Spence k Ob. report that the
weather had been nntarorable for the crop*. K our
WM doll, and sales unimportant; quotations nominul.
Western canal, Sue. a Sis ; I'hJlAdeiphia and Balliuicio,
SI*. SI*. Od.; Ohio, SI* a Sis. fid. Wheat Mead*. Red
Western, 5a. 'id. a 5s. fid.; Southern rent, 5*. 101. a fit. Sd ;
and white, 7s. a 7s. 3d. Ce'n dull. White, 33# , tr'v?J
and yellow, 34e. fid. a 34a. fid.
LivnrooL provisions m akkit.
Merrs. Richardson, fyoce k Co. report ?Beef doll,
but steady. Pork firm Bacon heavy, and ottered el a
decline. lard heavy, and alt qualities slightly deci-eea
-i w at Me. a Its, fid. for lino. Tallow?yjoULuns no
mlaal; 53k. far butcher's.
liverpool FBIDl'C* market.
Messrs Richardson, Spence it Co. quote?Roaia dull at
r? i-mi ?n.i iiMrl aibca ai for b.ikh Bujtar heavy.
Cc.'.ce qnwt, bot Turpaallto Ural/ at 4tta. or
the apet, anil tla. to arrive. Hlo> dull. Uaotad oil 33a.
1,0* DO X M tl.KKTS.
BrvaditUflli iteariy. f*iv?r gmrrally buoyant for the
batter aorta; for lofanor tJttla inquiry, and
prirra weak. tvfl'rn dull. To* buoyant at
10>(d. for Co ngou. Kite dull at anniar but
nncbaryed r|U< tationa. TaJlow alow of aal? an l prisaa
irtUioul aJUraiton. rig iron dull. IJnaaed oil 33a.
Antral of Um Hrcaicn at Kaw Vark.
new r-raoumiir i.inb or raa bumim loo yd.
The new arret* nleaiaab.p Bramaa, wblcb aallad trim
B/rto'-a dlraat for Natr Vork, on .Saturday, tb? 1Mb of
June, at Hx , P M , arrived aarly Sunday morning, aftar a
plament trip aad a fair arara^e run in potat of Uma. BL?
lam ad ona bondrad aad atgbtoaa paoaengara.
Tba Bramao la Um ptaaaar of a new Una of ataamahlpa,
to oocaiats of four rananla, organ i??d by tba North (tormao
Jib yd, tor tba purpoaa of ply tag to Now York from Braman
without atoppaga at any othar port. Tba abpe ara
aamad aa loilowa -Bratnee, fludaoo. Natr York and Wa
or. Tbry ara aach af 3,M loan burdaa, of TOO boraa
power, aad bar# baae constructed by tba maat oalabratad
btpbattdoni In KogteaJ aad Scotland, a 1th aa aapeolal
rla r to aecurlty, oomfart and quirk trarol
Tba DrHnaa, no* in port, waa bnilt by J. Laird JtCr,
of Craaaoek, Scotland, aad arrtrad at Bremarhavaa froui
tba Oy da on 3d of Juaa. On tbat paaeage tba Bremen
pro-rod boraalf la arary raapact a maat parfact aad aafa
V? without tho Old of ao la o M
ef lourtoee end a balf knots u hoar. Hsr builders gua
rentced ea taking the contract a speed of thirteen knots,
ud moot satisfactorily nrqaltled tbeirteirea. The re
roaming three tmmIi at toe Uaa ara rapl > j approaching
completion The lladaon will take her ptar* on the 17*h
at Jaly, ud toe Saw York nod Waaar immediately altar
worda. The Bremen will anil July 1? from New York,
the soil will be ibe IIudeoe, which I* to ieare firemen oa
July 17, end Now York oa duguot U. From tins time
forward oaa steamer la to Ml regularly every fortnight
from either of Ibe porta
The IJoyd of North en Herman y waa organised fn Ike
Wthtar of 19M-S7, by combining tha following companion
?Tha steamship _->mpaay of the Waaar and Haute
the Towshlp Company of the Lower Water the meatus!) i,
Company ol the Uptwr Waamr, and the Vailed l.ensra
Skip Ins-rants Company of the Upper Waaer. A IHUa
later the f'niP -l .khamnhlp Company of tha Upper Wooer
joined tbo IJoyd AJ >iK'tat<oa. Their nominal capital consisted
of four mil Hoes of marks bonoe ta gold, of wblah
enm about tor w quartera bare been paid In. It la eatl
cipatcd that the moat important re,alls to the trade be
twee 11 the whole of Northern Harm any end the t nwed
Melee will follow from tbo wnrklng of toe company and
the operation of the eew line of rlearners.
I'uaioyerr aod guoJ* may, during the winter, be
directly transported from Herman y to the I nitert Htntvw,
without hfing nbiigeal to ,reea through Kngioad or Franoe.
at muca greater eipenae. Oa lbs other hand, the ami
grant, woo is provided with c imperatively email moans,
may go dim (h at Miadeo, in Hanover, 00 board the
river Rtratnere uf thla lias, and l(tee oa transported to
New York Tne rane is the rase witu goo Is which may
he shipped at New York for Hretwea, and taenoe he nee.
rat directly ay towbnats u the wagoca of toe railroad
sbieh treavivou Ibeei In all parls of Herman/. The
portage for single letters on I hie line la lea <aata to Rr?
men, ftfiren penta for ail Hhlee hetoegieg to tne Austrian
*er?iaa Oisuitns Cmoa, and twenty two reals for all
ther males 01 Oermaay.
ApiM lotmmto by the froklsnt,
m>(i rr? tf or 1.ami ovnewt
Vsmuei M. liankms, at Hreaate. tfiea ra appelated,
km. Mesa, at Washington. Ark , vine 11 p. Jokoaen.
tniiiKMs or etmuc ? 01
thristophsrt.rabaio, at llendnrson, Mi.t. , rr appealed
.loeepo Hopkins, at Mar/trills. Onl., vice 0. ljndley
ree^rrd.
mvivi'w o?w?i>ti
Wm Pfibaei, at Par.* Fa, New tf'tlc * afon'atad
MONDAY, JULY 5 IhC
CIH KFMIK'IM tfjrfl m
* lDl| ulld Mlmt Ml (iar MMUrn B'Mv^Ur?
I tv <*.* >, D III llM 'itall
The recent news of the deieat of Col. Stoptor*
fifteen hundred Indian?, and the exc?t. <l state of
lur^c LUOiber of tribes at the North West, lent
many to suppose ilu.l we are on the eve of aertoi
trouble with onr r# <j bretn^en
In hu report at the opening ?f the last wssion i
Congrcsa, the Commissioner for Indian allain repi
ented the Indian tribes of Oregon and VVashingw
TerntorieK in a ve#y unsettled state, and predict
from that tact a general outbreak on our Noitl
western frontier.
Tire events now transpiring, not alone m the*
regions, but on the f*>rders of Texas, Oallfnnim nxt
NewMcxico arc ominous of a length# ned andexper
eivc Indian vvar. which may cost much blood an
treasure liefore it is terminated. Reports from ai
these points, as well as from Uie Minnesota frttittfti
indicate sennas trouble with the saruge tribes al
KWUg iae 00 rut IT 01 C'.VUl/illlOU IUC iUUlaU WIU
in 1855-'56 cost several uiiiiicuo. and iu view of tin
present condition of the trea-> irv, another outbreol
is not to be contemplated wi'hou!. serious aoprchen
fcion.
In Minnesota the .Sioux and Chippewa* liave jus
renewed the feud wnicb has existed between them
nations for a century nnd three-quarters, renderini
the condition of the white settlers extremely unsafe
In the Bimcoo valley, at the junction of the Cnlum
bia and Bn&ke riven. Colonel Sleptoe's command
of four hundred men, met a severe reverse fron
1,500 of the Polouse and Snake tribes, on the 10th o
May. About the same date a brutal massacre o
Indian women and children took place at For
Thome, iu Arisona, by a party of Mexicans, for tin
purpose of provoking a war, and in ail probability t
terrible retaliation will be taken for that act.
In view of all these tacts, it wili become necessary
for the government to concentrate strong bodies o
troops at different points on the frontier to rep res'
the growing spirit of hostility thus manifested itj
the Indiana.
Our correspondence from Dacobih. which we pub
lish to-day, describes a fearful attack on the town ol
Madeira, on the the BigBioux river, by the Vauktor
aad Ciesidau Indians, who completely burned dow;
the town and carried off $50,000 worth of the pro
perty of the settlers, renderiug il necessary for then
to appeal to the Governor of Miunesota for miiitaiy
aid. The whole frontier from Miunesota to Califot
nia is pregnunt rith danger.
It cannot be denied that our Indian policy nan
hitherto been fr.ll of grave mistakes. The red mer
cannot be bent to our civilization no more than tin
negroes; and even if it were possible, the mode wt
bave adopted has been a very bud one. They havi
been exposed to association with the worst classes o
white men?heartless and immoral speculators. wh<
mix with them only to cheat and demoralize them
The examples of white civilization which they se
around them are calculated to disgust them with It
very name, while the cruel frauds that are continu
ally practised upon tbeui, the vices and disease it
traduced into their lodges, and the liquor traffic
that curve of the red man- luive all combined no
alone to retard their progress but actually to hn
talwe them to a degree far below their prlinltiv
imr.la nnlnro Thn Oiroo (rmtutnul nclou to tVv
progress of our Indian tribe* liave been tlte larg
annuities paid them by the government?the wid
limits of thf lands allotted to them. and the intei
course of traders and emigrant ., with all tboi
scheming and viciousnoHg. It was suggested, w
believe, by Mr. Donsr'i". st the session of Cen
grew preceding the last, that the Indian
should be gathered into one Teirltory, when
they could be iiettrr controlled and governed, am
the laod* parcelled out to them in severalties forever
of a sufficient number of acres for each to cultivate
whereby tbeir nomadic life might be reformed, am
the tribe* who are now roaming restlessly over ou
frontier prairies, almost without boundary to the!
domain, might have an opportunity of settling dow
into agriculturists, Cgorge Co/'way suggested
scheme somewhat similar, and many of those wh
have hud the I-eat facilities for studying the subjec
are in favor of some such plan. The total munis
of Indisns in the Slates and Territories of the Unite
State.i. exclusive of it few who have lost their tribs
character or amalgamated with whites is fror
J20,i" 0 to ,V>0,000. Of these, aistut ?.2S0 srelocste
in New York, Indiana, the Carolina* and Alabdtn:
and are harmless, peaceful tribts: but nil the n *<
num'iering over .1tt0.00?. arc settled in Califomb
Florida. Texas. Kansas, Nebraska Oregon, Was!
mgton Territory, the upper Missouri, ami the who!
Northwestern frontier. Tbe?e with lew exceptkxusnch
as the 8hainiees and Wynnd<tt? th?* Oneida
of Wi=cons:n some tribes of the Chcrokcrs. Creek'
itid ChocUtWs, and the Indians of Northern Mich
kuii ntny be set down as a dangerous and irreliabl
race, with who tn a difficulty may be experienced .1
iiii (tin*.
Willi tin troubloaome neighbor* hanging on Ih
dividing line between the Htale* nnd our Ha' if
shore, and nt thin time threatening danger to oar fr??r
tier ttUlomeut*. the proapect of a protracted un
rofltly Indian wat reem* imminent, and it behoove
the gover iment to tak<- a prompt, dtrlnlit cotrae t
meet the emergency. We know by r\| rlcnce thu
Indian war* are very expensive iiodetakinga. Tli
war with the ttemirjaica in Florida coat *yw flft
mil J tone of dollar*. When oar government beau
itnelf by the trraty of Uandalnpe-Hldatgn to pn
lect the Mexican frontier from the attack* of th< ft
dian*, it found. aJU : a very short ti.ue that th
claioia ariaing out of various apoliationa of the bo<
tile tritie* aome real, bnt many ?puriini>?--would ir
volve the trcaaury in aa ex pen of hundred* of mi
lione: and It wna compelled to abrogate that pmv
aion of the treaty, by the negotiation oft new one.
Our present ay<tem of dealing with the re
men in manifestly wrong It i? not only frauah
with iajn.otlee to them, hat it i* fruitful of dAnger t
oamelvea. The partle* employed a? agenta and i
other capacltie.1" are accustomed to turn their oflicia
power* to their own private advantage, wholly r*
gnrdlena of the happinr?a of the Indiana ?r the int?
re*t* of the country. Rapacity and frand are tb
characteristic feature* la thair |>olicy; and u* hmj
m thin i:? tnir, we r.ever ran hope to are the red mei
placed on a proper footing on thin continent, or t
find i>mro wen red on our rest western frontier. W
hare It stated on excellent authority that in man;
care* the Indian tribe* hare l?e?n provoked to r?
taliation by wanton cruelties on the |>art of oar owi
people. Men on onr frontier* hare been fnnnd n
unprincipled an to foment disturbance for the put
pose of having t. - [? sent to their own localitioa fo
the soke of the prollta they honed to make hy trail
ing with them to supply their want*. While such
static of thlt gs aa this ia permitted to exist, we car
not expect to be Irer from Indian war*, with all th?H
hnrhn ity and oppressive ro?.t. \ jnst andjudirfow
poliey in treating with the Indians would save u
fmm these erer reeuning coufltcta with those res*
tea* tithes, which are a* discreditable to the elumu
ter of the American repnbllr as they arc re rictHr
of 1be progress of otir Western settlements.
cm oaicv&rt coaatseosDCwoe.
Ptm*TOM Qr uutr, I
Tace.fi.ee .?nra? l'l I
fwribin Trou'jlm H nrwig ? MmtUira Burwd <
i |H I
I embrace the opportunity to *end a few lines 1
some Pool Office in Minnesota that it may \tc ma!k
to you, a* a crntl'-nwn Wwvee hsre in a honr.
A week axo to-day, Jnne 11. Madeira. on the R
Manx river, w?s homed to the ground by the Yan
ton Sloox Indian*, who were puMM/ aaovtad lijr
few of tlie Cmitiaim. wi.o have profenwd to 1
friendly to the white*. The enn?e !<* said to be th
the Yankton* cla im to own the Ian-j bet ween the rtiin
and Jame* river*, and when the.gionx Indian* treat
'? with the white* it wan rjpj>neH this portion w
I included. I learn fro*;a Mt.J. F. l>? Witt, one of t'
L ' Bembere of the Qekouh 1-and Company, tlwt t
;8. _
Yankton* have been pan! their aunuitiea every year;
that government, intend of pay in e them in
s they have been promised, often put.. it nl
Ala** ntliei or October, thu* giving grounds for
tW ?n the part of the Indians, who t^rc*n^
conipL,<'^ v v atxai Lum IU white wdtleia m thru
* ihenmel ***. U itt. I be probable tint??tao.e <4 the
nnproU-Cl , j^.^dntab h id two omu ?M living,
I. tfoiibh" w?, i-rt'i'l iiifliii'iic'rf the whole
lH ?th? wiold a i^tion, *>' whtoh the fwtbor ia chief;
<tf the Ki.tux i ^eti anh iW )'fl laUxNtr t<~> pet the
ani they have i wuj fenioti bninrnen to combine
Y'ari'tton, Coidan ?u.pt of the whi'es to either acte
, and rriial every att * oft heir land
,n , tie on or pn/? ba*e 'red and ten lodges of Yuuk*
! 'llieie v? ere oae himn \ijan Indian.- cutubiutd lu
'* ton and cat bartdred th / which only two amali
1- the bin mtij* of Madeira, t. 1 be Indiana took about
tctenieiitHMenowatandlnR. **.?!, oata and all ediftf.o
IV)0 sr rth of pork, flour, . mcnta,huttb? whltea
* hie* uecoMinry foe pioneer nettle -*wd<-r, whieh was
d Bin.eeedeil in hhvuic nil their }> ? hi tea one barrel
, Fome inn-e Keg*. im-y gave the " . j;k "
. of pork some hour H)l(l meal?merely ?h "*h:
tfcfni alive to away. The whites . f ^ o
" bevt t?i lesint. ui there were many settle. j
the city, all of whom would he cut off, t> (TVie'X"
iug and CApioring parties butchered. I do , "* *
a single soul hua been killed; but what ma. w come
is not known " .
Th?*e FnrtianR are now encamped within a mi. * I
where I am at present writing, ami several are hai. f" I
tug arm ml my cabin, tine thing i:< very cvidmt.fr >iu" i
what I ran fount that ?m or in the immediate vicinl- '
ty of Yelhiw Medicine rirrr, and possibly on the
1 ultunwood river, there will be mime terrible times,
unless government interposes with fone wiflkient to
drive thern bach.
I forgot to ear that in the vicinity of Madeira one
piece of potatoes, containing twe've acres, the
sqiinwH commenced diggmg np the day before the
conflagration, and Mr. TieWitt toid me need enough
had been dug tip to reduce the crop over twelve
thousand bushels.
Mr. DeW'itt has gone to 81. Ihinl. to see if Oovernor
Sibley will not send some troops for the protection
vi tiie whites, but I doubt wbetbor he can send
them beyond the State linen. The United States
government atone has the power to s"nd tro,,ps into
IhikoUii and arrest the bloodshed, which seems to
threaten even our little quiet cabin at times. Many
arc leaving here for the tiast, with nothing to eat,
and seemingly broken Leui led.
anivki oT tne laavwat,
KSW8 FROM OlTK Ol'LF SQUADRON?TOR ?TVX GOINQ
TO HAUFAX?BAVANA MAftKaTS. XTC.
The United States mail steamship Rah*wha, J. r?. Bnliocii.
comaac 1er. front New Orleans, arrived here taut
evening, having left that port on tbe 17th uit Wo ar.
rived off the More on the morning of the 2Mb, but did not
*ot?r the harbor . having received pasaeDgera sad malls,
'eft uo the raorcirg of the SOth ult. From Havana we
!i?\e the 'o'lowiof, Reias.?
There ban been uo er arch log of vevaela lately, and tfco
Ksoeral impression is that they hare entirely ceased.
Vreai our squadron in Ibe (tuif <*c have the following
intnlligenre:?Fbn United States etnamrr Wabase, Capt.
llarruu. bearleg the flag of King Officer laraMie, and the
l'u.in! Flair* ataamcr Arctic, Commander itarstroe, were
*1 Key West. Tfe United Ftatea steamers GotoraJo, Cspt.
i.arcicer, bearing un> nag or ring cnincr ncit>u?n; tan
Kudos, Meat Commanding AKiy, ami the .lam-uiUiwn,
i wv-e cruising '.11 the ruMt of C~ha Tim Caaawot cum
uiusxaiM with tbctn, and tovuC oUloife and era#'* ail
s we,t.
I ILe FngllnL el-atiier 81} x, Ucminai: lur Veaney, left
Havana ob the t-vei-ing or the 29ih. itound Fir Halifax
Tho Fogliah steamer Tiotmuiioo, Goir.tneodor Walk.Br,
* bearing the broad p> rn?ct of Commodore Knliett, vraa In
Havana, drstlnat nu noknoanj
buub/b lav# ailraojail liighl!) for miieot qua".tio?.
i H a a( rUxanaanrl Mntar.z <n~3ity>rG br-vne I rolgbu
_ lo Fur ope Imploring alkbl'j : to l'u.led Slalea dncliu eg.
F.xnhaogi n bntk: I-moon, U to l.'i pr.iu.'um a#w York,
it v H' t" 3 do , New Of Iran*, S to 4 do.
Off tb? Mwo, no the 2'.>th alt epoko baric J tl Moral?',
: ootid In. Ou ti e lot li-at , lai. 27 r>2, !?u. 79 37, p**soil
<* ebip J?ce Parker, ol Batb, steering north July 2, lat
( :u it>, Ion T? 40. yaes-d ICtl?;OL?r J iiiuor. nt**i lug
N.N.F July 3, lat .-*6 2C Inn "4 11, exchanged at,fial*
c *ltt> a oarj. fclvtrlng aoulb. with alula flat, two red
e crotnen ami Inuer r it rrntre; name flay la* H9 01 Inr.
. 74 '9, pu.ied barb Green tan J, of Bruuawlck., et-Jenng
Burin.
r oil HAVANA COKtUftPONWtNr*.
e ma' aha, jjb9 30,195s.
I- Mirr-nmtj rf (Mir frf*irtrmi?A r,-4Krr Uutrajy?" 7*^
f, Ija/l"?7A' Wyw Gjnr lo Halifax?Arrival uf Cnali'j?
L. ?Caylexn I'almtr qt tht J'ar:, d .
i Ibo I a.. I official advinee we bav.i ol Uritlab or u uteri was
tbettrond cast o! tbe Hrowtuxiile- atar he< and visited in
ll.i> tr,'.A?tta of the H&gua la Granue, two tuln from the
Vir*. The capta.o cave hie liepoeitiea and proUeuh at |
'' tbe Coneu'a? office at -tagua, ou or about the Hfltb ant. I
r iirau to.iowert aon a; even by a -id" wh<v i tteaioer about j
r tl Ikth or b'av; again nhaaod ai l ,'nliownd toe 'dial to the
u *,4?n r.t Ma* hy a |Tcp?llnr and Anally brought to and
? * .? t i u. tbr mi-nth ni the ha.-- two inllrn frrnn tn? <n?'0
laun ram win probably be the laat ra?r o< rennrd nil
0 rea?oc.
I'd the Hfclh I Or atnamnr Water Wili-b, Rrx'^wm eo'errd
|iort to trpair dnniafta; run to'" by a Hjtaolnh flrnurr,
T carried away j.MNum: a one atlrk got, pl?' -d. and toe
d witch ol the'reae waa away oo the cteollig ol tbr 'iOth.
, Is tb? efflag. aaoii bay. tee aicor"i-war Ftymcitb,
rapt liahlyrrtf. aed hia ahetl'mplemrrta on hand The
II br g Ililt.b.i eotered port 27ui ami i-a 'i-d rar, lu th j
i.fflog Ihia tnorolog. toe Colorabo. Piiiton, Arctic, and
\ i..ro?the tael en ber way lo New Vort.
i, The Brtieh bark Treraoe-nre. Brown, mane'. ?uiere}
l* Tt the 2Atc, f'ntu Anri>a aad *t Heirtta . lift ile;? with }
' 13C A? ahumo heard, alira, aa<l ca*t oaar ou ilia way only i
l> thirty ot?e
i Tinau and ofTleerr (tori the rartnuii ream>.1 nfthel'n led
8??lc? ar? is port ?o <l?y. aal orenpted oh,?(t toe utual j
L rana?catericp fcr o?biu and ward roonc*. frjara. dchae I
aaa aiaiia* All wall.
a ttr Mititid or (run* oiital la U :? ?. w lur Icilralr* aa 1
* -ilea bMwp"ti tbe tij>ai:?li rot.adr<?t. ami our ? ?-*> of I
i, arar II w aaid tr.at diaraaa na* vara ranch ahai-d I
hiivji ?-t >t? utivp i y l'< po?? Our eitr the ueual '
' braitn ?f kunimrr mntitul without an drtmr
< Tfct lltttab Dri* >m var l*?an*t'or ml rrn<#er Jtyt.
^ have Plrawfea haa? In lha harbor Oner I taat ari'H lo
)im lha for mar bad Iran to Urinaria, thanrt to .la
Miaira, man bar protrlou* vleti hara At the ratter
Mlatd Ocratnooora McAoier ho'Med &i? hroa<t txtuant
' or bar, a or rum* -loan bare to, I eunpotte fir* toa
' roritt.a'i'.an <'f'.hi I) i/??rrt *r l tt,e K,* ? a tarr.in a* to
heir Tut'ira ooti're of antThe former, I hear, la pi
l?Df< r crthaiog off te a niand Tba latter ha* yore to
(i i? uiui't aod Hai la* " t>> hart her trocar* ejaojired."
A had avaic It better thaa ocno far bar barioy Dart
rrmaway. I tram trat ;a?ata: leryt Prttieh raara'e of
f war arr t'.eniy eipactrd on tb* ?iai -r tviwmoiota
t Ur*nlr? nbomj tt *? to ba promoted . hr now huf'r a
' r> i *>.: r' * in thai he r of the Aral
P elm* I
y I l'?U the pleaaureel meeto*. iaal Saturday, Capto.o
Paln.rr. 'at* < J tte bet t'MS, wr?-b y-.u w'l reraambor
?? >>iciMnn?lM if)M a aiavar Can?a ? 1'alioer,
> MtkMlM pMMil teafl ; In beat el
ler.jih dtoerver<<i, ?%* |rti!iu?K H? wb? *en> Ited. dlacbarcaC.
ul eaied for Hew Tort la tbe I art Cadia*, 03
Suiii-or menMbf TLetwn prrBou* * jo bad taken pan,
? ** no board the !*%?< no U eoa*t of A r??. bar*
alen b?ea arijuuted aa t diarharyen wt.iM h?r paoab
I- uajtaio and rt< * have beri. fnusl guilty Tin- torirmr to
1. eetutraacd to an >?ar? m Uia yremdw) {chain itaafy and
tbe payaeat of uall tba vuata, Uia lauer each lu tour
I- ?ear? In the/e-cevfte, and the pa?to?et between Ihetu of
he other hair of the ooata lMuirO'I
. I bar* beard that a wealthy man?I ootid not loam bia
9 uator- ha been brawghl a fWtmar from the anmh a'da
t |ft? iaiood. aador a charge or banat certain tonal aat
roar la La ;<we?rWio. tor whom ha did out pra ceda
0 i? of pr ?#ct no Tbu really baa the arjearaoo* af aa
> effort to put a atop to Urn African nan trail*
I oharrrm an rogioacr, a!rnia;?iTJ?, ''taking the
ovale" lu Dan Cadro ?tre*i lor tb? railway that 1* to run
I" fmtr the air-any n? thn "Macbtaa'' (Rottop'a patent
h derrick) to thartui Joa* augar warehmaea
The railway brtwrea Rrgla and Matanaoa. I waa ine
fot mrf three or to ir dajo aw br 1 >0* daafago Clare, 'b*
t chief eacibeer, wtl i?e araoed ft* public travel Mfraa
' t>anara<-na -ti few day v Toe r*c. at v ra o? bvl
9 rented acne earth alldca, winch had I' r iwti In- It the
O work nngaewhat
TLU week, the nutnbar of attack* <>y yal'oe fever hav*
aearrciy l?e?ti an nemereo* aa prevdouaiy, nrr w tna type
f of th*'iietaoe con niaeoil i'ute ao ba.1 firrv - fX?
. !higir rnettnne# to be held fleet I? H , Sew. II and 13,
of urr. atme* nawllty. sow be-oeniac aoaiewhai avare*,
h oeil rtadlly at b to * X ream |>er arr -bo, ami other otim.
n heto t> like proportion Muaooved- ?. w in only a modarata
d?n?aad. remain nnaltorad Moia*>*? ? Dtatii
f" lari pay 104 full rataa tba ?Unk? am ronatdcrahiy rar
ducao; clayed redo at 1 to3>, real*, m l tnurenradou
. are quoted nin,,a*il> at JX to mnla per lum of f>v, n?t
' loon Hacbantoo have dot-l ne.; Hiorl.ot, par real
A prem'om: Hew bora atrty day bt'lo. 3 v> '1\ per
cent pretPtiw >ew Orloaii* f-hort;, 3 por aent prom uov.
Kreifm# ? roaaatre la remrtad to bo baoomiag r*M,
r if, r?-#al? Of anmJI burlhea; ratoe are rather improved
n BriUeh obanoai, for ordar, ki to &J 6a. VtmiKi Sato
rraigbto aa laat lyxttod
V- I 1< . (..1.111_
y Kai.Am.~A ragal.a will taka plara *1 Nawborf ii? 1?y
? A numbar af Naw York boata bara aataran fbr thnprryw.
Arthuv air ma C*??u?a> I'm ?w rwinwci ? Ya<|frJ?7
("ul'I*; ) morning, Mont n'ue o'c|or*, Mr'ftl
boatman at Wbitahall a'lp aarrowij iw<apati raatect d.iaUt
b> tba atpiaaioa of a targa quaattt? of ?t?*ct?>ia A
acpaan tbat tbay, la ordar to calebrata tha atn.T*r?ai?
of tba Amar'caa Indapeadrnoa, ba.1 procorwt a larg* "
of powdar, and daaniinj It .'amp I' vaeJ U m rcctaMa "a
~ tha nhlawn'k, whan ?m of tfco parly na.'o twlUt tt>? po-r
dar noma fow fart JiakMt) aa IlluatraWoo of Wathmft/.i!,
^ wbwh. aim ftaiahad, aooWar 01 Ma twit/ ?at 3?a to, awl
i H mtr uarfatroa With Uio MM |r/statu! f ospUvtad,
'*? : hl"?ni two mat aarnml Jmtn Walsh '.tout whara ha wad
! t} tR ova? tha d'k-k lato a yawl K?at that ** bbootoH ?
4a nl*|>. *a-l oiling Bra ??> tho a?Ah>ag of aouhar man.
I lama A Jntio flarr r, an old WhHd.iail boatroaa, who war
k \ very badly taraol. Wa!?h waa takea op ir^aaalbla. but
t'ftalaad no aorinn* tajon R/?th war* OnnTayad to ttl#
" i OH; Boapital thmaral wba warn ntandpg eloaa by Tory
ha i 1W?1?aataly fapqiad aalmrt
.< ? ? ?
Tb* Rtatwi tt'at* Mat
I* Admit* tha a.r. bat arahidaa tka ana
? j ll la tfe? moat btaomtaa atraw hat vf tha aaaa.ot.
fa f??JlI*. lit wro*4war.
M ?
h<* OadfVtf'i Ktiratt of EMtr Flowwi tea the
araptatfa wtaoah-aaaou* aAra??ia^a?to
kid at.rtf, Agaai p a tvoadwa/
?
( u* <1 Hmh
laaaftaft \rte'./ o( rui jtaHa airmv Kaba.
At atiOr *aalCat?jr* ?ad txtantfuara.
Hut U Mtt Um M-at,
At f?lC? lOaatt t*? I'mtn
IArgMt <<*>* ->1 ? f i9i, camliaar** and nT taw
In f>?w lorft, at 114 BrMulwaj.
A iwi4| JUtt ri luci.t wf Wnw Hat* ha
aar? rartetr ttJ *'* ? Will I"* a, La* kaaUar. la faita*
treaU _ #
arrri TrtowHtVow M OM IM awl
abmiKwt artlV.i f<n drawtn* 2*?"?.
prawrrln, aad nwtomu lAa U-taa. ?tT Boidb J
hit tmajtVrjt
Gray Dair^Wllaan'i Ra? Ort-w Ora.
Q**ngm gr+f >r **/ ootor to ? flo*"* bUok
wiUuxit tejunn# Um ftMr or uumog tto ?fe> ^Wj*? H}
n~. ?ii. >.? <j*lv W= i? r-ju.
?' u>c mw, WM ttraad aUaot, ovacr of Bn-m. h*thadra?
*ljrs
Open DotJi hatuatlajr anri Monday fcrflHrtm
obfe'la Mid full wil'tan't*arrtf>tl<in* at KO^iJtR h IV.
Phrenological rtjotn* 30H Broadway.
IloUoway'i Olnuawt?Tti? P*natrattrr mmf
kaaltng ?e'l<>& cf thin jw'enl aalre la a mtrrtil lhrot?chr>ti'. the
world bolt nx *>W should ue rallob nm to aerofula. ?
aa!trh?am,oryaliielaaa<ui?atori>alla;urtaa. fl"; l - ?
. ano, New Tork.
PrbM(loro'? flair Oyi, Wlgi and Taapa# ?
Thabori lo lb- world Par tale, aad ihs ije prtrately apptfwt
I Bo I Am! or I'ium.
B1ETH8. KAiL&lAUBS AV9 9ZATHB.
Birth.
R vi rr ?In Now Mtui, oh Wod j-aday, Juna W, Hup
wife -? Mr. AiMXJjnmm Woijr. ef a son
Mania#.
Dvhrb. ?IVwMitr ?Oi Taeacnjr, Juo* 4M. by lha Raw
.1 ftrotioe "? at ih* roMldeooo of the brtde'i father, Patmar
H Ltmat V< MAH<..utar Actum*, danghte* of PhtrUlr Deo
o?lly, both ilii* oily.
Bmrnrxm? Fmiraar ?la New Orl?e??, cm Yodceeday,
Juhe 23. In * be Preabvteilaa ohnrcb, by the Rfcw. Or.
PaiTuor, .Ucx.ii B Ncncmwato Mia. Apma Afawv (UtHMir.
O'Nia? J'narATWcn.?On Saturday, July 8, ia 81. Praa
run Xanar'a oh veh by Mia Bar h Dr&ayeea. Jammr
O'Kai, of Ihia >* ?>, U> Km** H , dnnflbiar * P. PU?polrlck,
r><| . of Waabiagtoa, ( i.
Maori.a papern pleaaw copy.
I'Aaanoah? wiratMS ?Vu dot ?] evening, "vine 38, bp
ILu Hot. Mr. PeUit, id the Method:* con.-on, Jtumra PMh
mom, bod of Philip Pawnor*, Koj., af <bv city of fniMtw,
to Mua Anna Bua*, daughter of A-brata Wetmore, of MMW
city.
Wat.tiw? Yiwnrt.?In Nrw Vorlf, on Tuesday, Jhty 14,
186", by itev. Robert 0. IHrhaon, of tba Protectant Kpioropai
church, aauh place, ttowAnn H Waia >? to ILunr A.
Yotau. both for marfy of Stbeieotady.
Albany aad ncheoeolaily paper* ploawaopy.
DM.
Bail. ?At naratoge Spring*, on Monday, Jen# IS, Am*
Cacurinu., agod 1 yrtar, lr months mih In in_. , daughMr
of Albert vf and d. 1/mHK* Bell, of Hu Kraaciao, 0*1
B<ai> ? Ai Huuvi Island. at the ra* donee ' bar feUttr.
after * lugertag lllcoaa, Mnt. Ha hah Mama Si'in, wife of
Kb bard H. Bird, aged f<2 yearn, d utcn'&j and 20 day*
The relative* ana friend* ot tho family arc invited I*
attend Uto iini-rul
funic.?Oti Sua .ay morning, July 4. now*?.> Cuk,
?ged a* y^ara end 4 months
Tte rrlatlvi* and. rrrnd* of the fAmily, and those sf
h'.a brother. William CUrlf, are respectfully invited to a?laud
Ibe funeral. fmm tho rreutouce tif nut mother, IB
Mac-iougel street, ibis (Monday) morning, at nine o'clock,
without further invitation.
ttaroernat county (kid ) and Mew Haven (Conn.) paper*
lunette copy.
<tA?v? -i?a Sunday, July 4, J urn Oahvuy, in Ute 2MM
year of I ' i age.
The frtrtul* of tue family, and tboae of hie brother*,
Owen *tul Michael, and also of hie brother-1*. law, Job*
Niohclaoe. ui rmieotfiUy iavited to attend the funeral,
tbu (Moai'ajr) arernooti, at one o'clock, from his lata
rerileuce, itv. a irarkliu street No carriage* allowed.
,irvn*? ? in (aabridgo, Maes , on Ptii*y, July I,
Bili Hcan.tu, is tbu 74tb yaar of bis ago.
funis ? im satv.rny, July 3, Jtsm lawn, aged M
year*, former!r of Rouudfurt,county Jloecutnrooo,Ireland.
Tie funeral toot: plac- from bis late residence, 134 HL
Mars'* place, os kuaday atiernoon, July 4, at twoo'eioet.
.InmoNMr ? He Katnroay evening. July 8, to the Weaak
l ti;,e of a bllarfui iruooriallty, Mini Ecmjmh, aide*
ilanghter of James B aod Adeline M. .nhnsoo, la the MM
year of h?r age.
the leativee and friends of the family, and those ef
her brothers, 'benders K and James B Johnson, Jr., ar*
rrnprr.tfiilly tortus; to attend the funeral, tbw (Mmday)
aiierticon. si two o'clock, from Her lato real denes, 06
M.uiih Ptftn uteres, WtiHamshnrg
Mkxhan ? 4??r duaoay, July 4, Mik'tSHn Hmui, af
i.atway. Ireland, iu the advanced age of Ml year*.
The meeds of the ramlty are reipectfully ravttad to aitrad
the toner*;, from th? rsaideeve of ber son >a law,
John Oliver, IB Cbnrry at.est, tb's (Monday) aflaraooa,
at half v*at two o'clock.
Mi in. a.'.* ?Oil Fi !dwy, July 3, Jomr Hrvnr M on: mas, la
the3Mb year ot bit ?ge
Tbr funeral will inks place from bis tats residence, corner
ot Te*1* avrr.nr and N:i>rtr*?tb aw*?t,lMa (Monday)
ailernocn. a? two o'clock, the fr%ous of tb* buniiy ara
reinratsti to a<Vait wtbcvt further mvuu?"o
Moiuiiia ?Oc Sunday, July i, Jam*, A. Uokuav, lata of
Cal roru a, id lb* MHn /ear of Int. age.
Ifis rritads and the frlrnJa if the family am invlt-M 4a
attead ffce 'nnsra . f">a- th* residence of bia fatter,
insist Morgan, h" Wert fweny-seend s'.reet, to morrow
iTiieadey) afternoon at three o'oiock.
shlifotrti* paper* uiear* topy.
uin?t ?<> >un.ise .1*1* t. Kti/irrra.o?|* dansbiar
of Ihwrerre ana >?>ah Ac-a Mfl.rj a#r<1 l>> rtnuu
Ih? lunorai will Mas piarr Itn* (Mnc day) altera* m. at
neeo'clmh, rr?ui We-i raniL Huoot, crmer of Warrriey
place
fnry%t ?''nrljajly, on So?da7. Joly 4, at tie C3jr ikMpMal,
A** O. C K*tr*<r, In the 1<Hh yrar of htn a*e
ltn rai??lTr? ano friend* of the feot'ly a-a ra^naaiail M
attend ttafatani, fr?>m tl>a roaiuaoee w* Ida UiUar. Ha
aid rntt.in. 13 loam atrco-, to morr- w (fnet.ttj) ranrahp,
at w>u o'cl'irk,
V i>T>?HaL>**?.?On Saturday avfn'nj. Jti'y Brmtm
Cieaavo. ton o( ki.ea M. an J HanuaN k.. Voulrrtnivoa,
afoo 4 year*. I jpoo'h aid 14 <**}%
it>< raiati**a and friooiia or iti? fam'lj are IsrHod to
at'r .4 tnof'ii>*r?l thin (*onda|) morn*D(r. at teco'clortr,
fp>?\ the rrt'depi-a of btf parent*, fll i7i*i fvaobatfa
at rant
Mltrn.IAW.Ol't.
AMHWICAK ? v*. tn HKinTn uav? MUM wok
( rftil ittr^'?a* in the ?r! of marufa'-'n'mit drewtrta
? niti to.' laai f?? vera W l< bout aottHi, thr v? r* mad* ta
tola ro.iotf jr lat "taaeia thai ef oat otBer tor of d?
a>* > a?.t i>r of seli't a* the JUnlaf* tirapared fur iho
eel? ! >* Ion "f oi?r *ieai naii'mnl h" 'ar ?ll fttlir talent.
At 10' fc??d of tk 11*. ft>? rr*j hrlll'onejr of r .lor nod {nod.
a O'i. rlraanl ororiiaarfblp. rw ' tr IV I tltf tl.i).
b tun ** tiiioman irr I. I Hie tonda ha e oo> b<t?o oflerad
for public (Kiln.tfu Ui ti>'a eit? ea oft* a a* itoau (4 W aera
K(tt?r. be n"l brier fT'lllr* to earneeo b> port a'?fetbar
! r kr pr.'tlea* n* aorolta hut with iadt**t?ele woo wwb
' etji? tl o cel. 0r?u< < >> .a nc fund -jrba ibare bla aUad
p?e-?ralr?xt M'. tl yt*ea crnala-iii 'irp rjinrit to fboaa
tecely >o fblrt* of lie hrat worboroe In ihe a-motey, real*at
lt>? 0 mar If wl'V ibe nfae uNetu/e of ftaa wo-ha ne,y. and eaepe.jlag
other aaii laotarara la furnka him wi.A Mail aa<l
onto portent emrte
At ic 4KK fTmtif m to f>n r akit **><*
a?l QMara. and oaf ti for ftrat laaiay of yataot iaathao
>aota .
alUHKR. BOKIOK". KAflW rKWWTB ATTtra TK?
\J It *aA. ertrai ed taiiAoai pka, ao that iha boot eaa aa ?<*
tarn.-.Malaly er?-r lb? opera'.oa vttaoa'lha laaollaooo*?h
ar- to the patloal, a/ Or LaCH AHIX ivtm WlrapaWMk
TM Broader*T
(oooraav*
T UTE-ICT OF tLDM FLOWCR*.
For
Anflrniap thn akin
And liaprrriag th* oropiriTtoo.
TV* a<hnlrahl- P'apara'Jno i.t fl>e?r* la rmy tt%.
fnu-.'ut prrfmar tuh- nowora h??r fmm "Or "arttwea
fro hero oaioroird aa * wild aed-harmlraa ? < m/W partem,
baautiArr ef ton aksa 1 aa. etiaviro, frrrRtra. redpwae. >p,
M m 01 nsMMtrly w' ?.?f rw'j M?o?*
ktOI.oR Dl'rt t. '.'rvttm. WllaMwaf.
told eretywhare
IOOK AT THW -LAPi*l OtKTI.tMtV. CBIU'IW
> nod t' ti It >mi #f v.rltak pair of traeta or ?Bo-a pa
In CaBTLi.'A. 177 Rruadwa?, rhan roa oaa? pH the ek? |i aM
ad boat la ihr oHr.
Rmotal. Ao.-ir t. jmmnjnw a oo., thr t??*M*
plnnrora la the t.otmdnr .oa nt ibo Atw y ulnAaP
Md ?v?l?a of ready made ekxnap, 'Par tor iMvotPia terRB
pawl of a i tenter araar ihtUaaaetrf ha e-juadled A Caat ihpp
w.akteoRe.l imvi??i''?rf of pro lan. a? lh?lr oe? ' ?llf
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