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flCUROPKAH ?TEA.TI*HIPs.
CNUXaRU LINK.-U. ANO N. \'"k. ~M. S. k CO
) NOTICE.
With a view to diminish ilia tliaoco ot collisions. tha
steamers of ibu Hue lake a specillc course lor all aeuiioua
?I the year.
On tli? outw -rd passage from lju?am>to<?rii to Near Y ock
or Boston, creasing the meridian of oO at 41 latitude, or
BoiUiUtf to tha u?rih ot 43
On the Uoiueurard passage, rruuiui; the meridian ol 00
at 42 latitude, or uotiiing norm oi 4'.'.
\EW ? OKK. LIVi-.itt'OOL t Ml UUKKN'8TOW;i.
ALGERIA.... Wan., J uuo 28 j bCYTltl A Wed-, July 10
?KUs>IA Wed., July M | ABYhSIKtA..Wed., Juljr 17
Cabin passage and return tickets ou lavoruble tai nit.
Siaerae ticket- to eud trout all parts ot T.urop# at fery
low rates. Freight and passage office. No,4 Howling Grueu.
CHARLES tt. KKANCKIiYN. Alain.
ENKKtL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY """"
BETWEEN NEW Y'OKK AND 11 >VKE.
t. orapauy's pier "new 42" XortU hiver, I'oat of Morton.at.
l?. vNADa, t'lan.uel Wednesday, June I'll, 2 P. M.
sp Mthlltr., ilaure Wednesday. July 3, 8 A. II,
AM EKigUK. Haloid Wednesday, J uly 10, 2 P. ,M.
p*l -lUt Ol' PASSAGE; IN GOLD tind udlug wined : ?
T? B avra- let cabin, 5100; 2d cabin, ask* . lid cabiu, $35;
tteart 'U1*. $2B, Iucludinu wlno, tieddlu-' and uiitensilk.
RETURN Idi'KEl S at ReDUCe'D K aTES.
Stem oars niarkeu thus (?) do not carry slaerage passen
gers.
LOUIS UK Bp;B I AX, Ageut ,55 Broadway.
For Iret tilt or passage at Philadelphia . t?ply m
aLO.NZH SHOT WELL. 2 Chestnut st.
"\\(r lilTK "TaK I,IXK.
II Uk ited .-Mates and Royal Mail Sle kmers
For gin e'ntowii and Liverpoi 4.
NOTICE - TUe siaauiersot this line take the lane routes
re.oiuuicnded. t*y Lieotenani Maury, U. >. . Y'.,ou hotU the
outward and la >niearard passattes.
ADKlAllC..- ....'I bum lay, June S7.2:3llF. M.
B lTAXMC,,a.. >aturdi?v, Ju Iv H. 10 A. M.
CEl TIC Thursday. July J'J. 2:MlkF. .11,
From W hit* ,-sfasr dock, piet 52 XortU I liver.
Kales?Saloon, 58 I mid S1H9. iu gold. Ketu tit t!IArts on
reasonable terms, tdemraite, 528, currency.
Si,loons, staterooms, .tinoain and hntli room > are olaced
? midships, where the u<u*e and motion are lu > a, sflording
a debtee ot eomlori hiiharus uuatiainahle at so A
I'hese steamers carry neither cattle, sheeu not lap -
For inspection of plans itud other intoriiiatio * apply nt
the company a office, 37 Broadway. Xew York.
It. J. COKTCS,. Agent.
aSbUBQ a,Mp:kica.n PACKET CIIIU'AX fslIiXE
tor Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg.
sL EVIA, ihursduv..June 27 | FblSlA _. ..July II
UEELeRT, Thursday, J uly 4 j IIERDKit July 18
Kmesol passage u- Plymouth, London. Ctusruou tt, nm
burg and all points in Eitglaud ; ? Fust t itt.ui, $li H), gold;
lei oinl cabin, $H", -old ; utoerace, IPMT), eiirrrnoy.
Kl XIIaUUI A COL. l~ B. itlCII toll Jt i>< tA8,
Generul agents, General l asst'!i-r j. 11 la,
HI Broad ?t., Sew York. tf. Broadway, New York.
Most direct aki> economical itoi tk to
Holland, iteitr.um. the Khiue. Swnzerliuid, etc., Ac.,
via Bolterdam. cheapest runts to I'uris.
Meamar itO'TTKKUA.M, June 2tt.
>teaibei Sl. lIOLTKX, J uly (3.
These heautitiil sb aincra, currying ti.e Iknltad Statas
null to the Xether-inds, uro crent InvorllBs with the
public.
Trips regular. rateaJow, cotnfnrt urn! living acrlect.
For Ireighl. p'or parsuge,
FUXt H.KVYK A CO., L. W MOKKI8.
27 Mints- Wiltiani st., do .Vroadway.
tMorris' MkUropeun and American Expre ?? )
STaI'K Ll.Nr-.-Tt.' tiLA.si.ilif, Li 1 r.Kl'OwL, OLBLIX
liellitst, l-oiidoft.-Lrry and tua Fitrts Kxpoaitlon,
Hailing Irom oler 4 '? North itlver, loot ol Cai iu! st.
STAIE ?K .NT. i A OA 1 hurnuaj". J une 27
STATE OF I'E.NNsYLV.ANIA Thursday. July 4
STaT OP" VIKtllMA- ? ... 'lltursoav July 11
llrst call in 51; I to 57.>, according to uc ?omrmodatinn.
Kcturn tickets at reduceu run*, secondcanan.$4d. Steer
age at lowest rates. Apply to
aUS'IIN BALDW IN a CC*,, Agents, 72 Hros?W??y.
8TE T, it A1 * K TiCKT IS AT 4d BltOAiTW ,y AM) AT
THE COMI'aSY'S I'll-. It. FOOT OF CANAL ST.. X. Y.
G' I lOX LINE rXlihlT sTATHF .MAIi, S'l P;a VLP^iS
r lor gueeiisicwn and Liverpsnd.
leaving pier So. Ms North Hirer. lootoT Kingsut.,
every Tuasdnv.
CITY OF NEW YOiJK. I WISCONMN.JnlytM. Xomn.
June 2d, 1 1'. M. I NEVADA . .July lli, li A-*.
MONTANA.. .July 2. ti A. M. I
Cabin pitssuun it! i. 57d and 5SO, according to location
Smoking. Iialii rooms and pmno on each steamer.
liilarinrUiiile. 54": steurage fjik
W11 J.I A Ms A C.UlON, 2!? Broatdw.fy.
"Ti'pTcI A I.N i ill pTm Vn.'STEA >ls 11 IF C TTV OF
~ IISK St.
Id, at 1
1*. M., precisely. WILLIAMS A GUION, ' 9 Br aadway.
S FECIAL NtiTlCE. ? ITJP.MAlL SIEA MSIIIF C IT)
New York leaves pier MH North Kirer lout of Km
lor Onconstott ii and l.krerpool on i ne^iay, JnitsiJd.
\Mi;K1CAN LINE FO LI VP. KI'tJOL.
The only i rausntlautir Jlita sailing under tho American
ting. Soiling evury Thur-da> truiu Filllailelphla.
1'EN N S YL V A NIA sails Thursday. Juno 27. 8 A. M.
It ED STAR 1.1 N i? FOR ANTWERP,
carrying the liclgtuu and United States mails, esll ing semi
nionthv from Fliiisdrlptiln and N-w York.
SW11 ZKl. I. a NO sails Mitvtrday, J una 22. 12 .M.
For rates of passage an J other inloriri.it ion apply'to
I'KTEIt WHICH I A SONS, General A.eut a.
Ml 17 Walnut st.. Philadelphia ; l?2 Broadway, New York.
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent. H Battery Place. n? York.
1NMAN LINK. ROYAL .mail STEAMERS
FOB glBl&NSTOWN t N I) LIVERPOOL.
THY OF CUES IKY. Saturday. June 29, at M P. M.
CI IV ??F MONTH Pi) I Thursday. J olv 4. at 7:50 A. M.
CITY OF BP-itLIN Saturday, Jnly 1M. M P. M.
Front pier M7 Niirth River, loot Charlton st.
Cabin, Sso and 5100, gold. Kcttirn tickets tin nss oi abie
terms, steerage. 528,wurraucy. Dralts at lowest rates.
Saloons, staterooms, suit king and hittb r->om? .imcEbips.
joiin <;. dale. Agent,
711 and MM Broadway, New York.
Philadelphia office, 105 Eoutli4ih at.
VrOKTII GERMAN LLC YD
ll Stoaiualilp Line, beiwedo New Y'ork, Southampton.
London. Hacta- and Bramen.
NECKAK Sat .June 29 f MOnPJs Sat., July 13
MAIN -sot., J uly H ! 4>DP.K .Sat.. July 20
Rates of passage Irom Natv Y-ork to sc-uthampton, Lon
don. Ilavie and Hratnan.
First cabin, SliKi. gala ; ser ind eabin. $Cti. gold; steerage,
fD-1. currency Rebum tickets at rudiacost rules. Prepaid
Steerage certificates. jsP I, currency.
For freight orpasatge apply to
(K :Li ICIls A CO.. 2 Bowling Green.
t-tREAf WESTERN fTF.AMSIIIF I.1ME.
T NI;W YORK IO BRISTOL (ENGIwtND) DIRECT.
Taking goods ami is aaengers Irom Ln-idoo. Cardiff, New
port, Gloucester auii all ports in Bristol a'haunoi. Float
rier IS East River, aaa lollowa
IF;VON ?i AKRAGON June 22
Cabiu passage, f.Vk_58o. 57H. Prepaid steerage cert lb
rales, $2H. neturn i * sets at lavomhle ratio, i- or iraigh
or paasa.-e apply to W. ,11. .MTIIititN, A gent, 79 south at.
\ LLAN LINK OF
A ROYAL t Air. STKAMRrtlPS,
sail! ag weekly for
QPRRK8T0WN, I.ON 18 i.NDK tKY AND LIVERPOOL,
l 'rom goebec, ?to mi s Id p I' I RC A SSI A N, J une 29.
P'ront ivaltiiuore, NOVA SCOITAN. Jnly S.
From II aiifax . (.'AkPlA N. June 25.
Shortest ocean passage. P.xcellenf accommodation.
For particulars i pply to
GI'STaVPT UEVK. Agent. 271 Broedway.
t MtlHOK LINE I Niri.1 - STATKB M 1L ?I EaRERs
aT. new York ynd <;lv>guw.
DP.rOJtlA, June M P. M I BTIIIOFI t, July 13. M P. M
INOIItb I A, Joint, |<l A. M I BOLIVIA. Jnlv 2H. 9 A. M
Cabin, ?|'>'| LfMi. P N.-urF. u tlckats at reduced rates.
From titer 2*1, Noi tl ? Hiver, New Yor*.
NPW YORK Hi SHI Til. UPTON AND LONDON.
UTOPIA ,JnaeJ?;.2P M | C. tLIFoRNlA. July 6, Id A. M
Prom pie P., North Its r. foct ol Charles ?t.
< nbln. f.V. in I ? F.xcnrsio B tickets at reduced rates.
Second Cabin $4'i Steerage, 52s.
IIKNlip; H-ON KitOs., At'ents. 7 Bowling Green
/NOOK < l*AP VACATION 1Y>l'K to FA RItt?FROM
X New Y'ork Ai.isl 1, per steals erdtyof Che-ter; pro
viding l^st -lateroums li st class rsilwnv travelling, hotel
areomiiKslatious in London and f "iris and carrla.e drive,
in "ari>, #gisj; aNteiisiott to swlttariaud an I Italy if da
shed Pull particulars n applies, nut to COOK, SON .1
J P. N K I 8. .' 'I I'.'oadwat Nevs Y -r
Si tsliko-s PRE VENTED ?A GENTLKMaN HAS
reeeet.y discovered an mi Pal ling p reserv stive ; the arti
cle, w11 be - nt by m <11 laimedialely on re-ei;?l or 52 and
sit cent stauin Box 1.912 Post iilTliia
CO%.HTWl*K STSAA SRIPs.
1)ACIFIU M .11. SI K.lMMlIt* ft'MI'ANi'n 4.1 Mi
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA. CENTRAL and
BoCTII ANhKK A naNDaVICII Isl.AA Ds, NEW ZKA
UHI. AISTKaLIA. MKITIsH COLUMBIA, WasH
I Mil ON TEKl IIiiHV anil IlKKilO.N. Ad.. nailing from
pi.-r loot of Canal ??- , North Klvcr.
Kor HOt KlUM ISCtl. via the IHTIiMliA OK PAH
Ail A : ~
Menm-hlp ACAI'CLOO aMonday, Jaly I
(connecting lor <> tral and sooth AJtianroi.
From >AN i It i M I SCO to J.Vl'AN audi* 11N A: ?
Rteemahlp A I. asK A E'ridav, .Inlr S
Smaiuahip i 1TV "F lOkilf) Ihursikiv. "imuatl
Kroin s AN PKA.NCISCO to SANDWICH ISLANDS.
ACS I It \ M A and N! W ZKALANDi?
sti-Ninalnp CITi OK NEW VOKK Metnlev. .Inly H
For lr?li(ht or pe-rece apply ?t tlt? rompeuy'k ofllcea, on
the pior fool t anal ?l , North River.
L'MrXD states \ni? hr?~xil ~~
41 AI I. SI I'.AMSIIIF I.INK
lor St. Thomas. I'ara. I'emanbuoo, Haul* and Rio do
Janeiro
Thr nrw Bret nax Iron .tenn ?hip CITY OK RIO |)|
lAdlli O. .I..VII tons. aritein Weir, will rail lof Ike
above porta on Saturday. Jul* at W A. M.
Freight at I or ratea taken lor the above porta.
Frrurhl received at all tltaea at Kobert?' dork. Brooklyn,
itianrauce low r than by any other line, sblpp?r? deslr
Ir g insurance can elfnct aame under our oprn policy.
For freight eniragrnv nl? or paaaage (having elegant a;,
?emmoda'loiiai atmly to
0
O. H. MA I.tint A < <>.. A*enta, ofRoe pier'Jtl, E. II
cd dominion sTeam~!?iiip~~?omkaxyI "
railing from pl#r .17 North River, for
NORFOLK. Cll V POINT and IllUti M. i.Nll, Tl'ltHDAT*,
TiltNsliaV> m i sAii IdaII at .i P M MMwtl>|
gith all K ULUoA Ds Icr loe sol'I II. SOI fllAK I oi.i
WEST also with ateatnrra for N YIIKKIIK and WASH
JNtllOS, s. I . steamen lor I.KW tS. 1IKI... and REIIO
MOTH nr. At; II audmnnertiug rallroada. MONDAYS and
TllCKSDAI s. at .1 IV M.
Throng i paaaenger tlrketa and hllla of lading to all point*
at loweat ralea. In.nrance for Vs^rtolk, Ac., at '? per rent
Frrlghta received daily at pier 117 -erih Hirer. O.nerai
elTJce No. HT7 llreeneleh at. N L MCCRKa DY. President
\T V., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL S. s. LINE,
it .steamers leave nler :l North River, at ;t K M.
kor Havana olto-cr and vera chcx,
calling et I'rngreee, Campeechr and Fronlera.
CITT ok t hu A CHI'/ Saturday, June 29
t'lTV OF WaRHINOTON (Havana enlyi...Thnr . Jniy II
sieamrr. leave .New Or lea be June gU or \ere < rn* via
M tiarnorae laropirn. Itikpan, mo* lag ehrae cnnnectlon
with ateamer ler llrvatia. ,<n? Vork and above porta.
F ALEXANDRE A ?0>l?. SI and .? Broadway
XJAiHAl/, N. P.. si. .1 Alio AND CIKNKCKOOIt*
AN < uba?Steamship HA.N JACINTO, satnrdav. .liny I t
at :il'. M MURRAY. KI RRIS A CO.. ?IJ Soafh at.
Halifax, n. ?.. and st johns, n7 p.. *
CHOAIWKLL line
Steamahtp ALHaMHKA will tear# pier 10 North Klver
I P. M.. Turadajr, J eae Jf> Fer Height or poraaae apply to
CL A p.h A SLA W t N, All West at
' KW YORE KDHAVaNa IIIKIiA l MAIL LINK.
_ fhear Arat rltaa ateamalilpa vlll anil at II K M from
aler I.I Nertb River, laot el tje lar at., tor Havana direct,
as 'allotra -
HAS 11 Alio OR CCB A ....Wednesday,.I uly 3
i Naturtlav, Julv I
Per I reign t end naesaire. havlrr nneurpaaaed accommo.
Aallola. apply to
Will,CAM P. CLYDE A CO. Nil. fl Botrllnr Oreett.
McKs.LI.aK. I.I I.I NO A CO., Areola In llaraiia.
Cavansah, "Florida.
C7 .
II. LIVINOHfoN. ti?iiii plrr 10 K. K Wednesday, June M
CITY OP MACON, from pier 4K N K ? Sat oriiar. J line'J!l
ULOIDil. ID a UK,
Agent Saturday a|eamer, AtSi Hroadway.
Mi KI.AY, PKRHIs A CO..
Agente \V. di.cadar ateamer, 17 South lit.
C. D. OWENS, ..KOKHK YON DR.
Agent A. AD. K. K . TIT H'way ArHItt R It . ?? ? ll'eay
fctKlAs line-or halvl'Ton ste a tii.if.
T<" ClIINU AT IM WhsT.
te-*mer CITY OP hoCSToN, Cnptetn ^tevena, will
?all, SatMrday. Jene el .1 I' M . I feet pier 2u East
Hirer rhrunah bllle ef Indlng civtp le Houston .nil all
rsoalaon the Internaoenal and IDeai Northern Oalrnaton.
I. nsiea and Heae. raen, and Dalvneton, llarriahuru anil
Sen Antnnie rallrn.ila
For Irelghl. paaaage end general Inlurmatinn, apply to
C. H. M t Ll.DKV A CO.. Agenta.
DlWce en pier J<) Kaet IDver; ar,
COOE, eON, JENKINS,Ml ilroAdWAJ.
N
cuastwmb s ra&A nsktirs. ^ _
BtltMUiiA. I'OKI'O lllCO, af. Till) ' A . 5 I. : C\
GIaYBa. PCKKTO < AH' LLO, VENEZUELA. wtih
connections 10 utl parts of Wf.vf ! N UiKrt aud SOL 111
AMKiil(' c ? The Qu *hec and t.ulf Ports steamship Coiu
psU)'? line Mil ?> uuderiiuled r ur BERMUDA, An.
i'A 'I HA, Jul) 1; for Si. JOHN imi.l fuun uu homeward,
voyage onlyt. AT. TUOM \S, Lai/.'AYKA end PUERTO
l.'A ELLo, Art HADJI, J uu- ;ftt, for descriptive pam
phlets. freight nud passage apply to
A. & ljLTh.uHiUl.IUh A CO., A.-enis, 38 Broadway. -
C. U. DE UAll.MKNDl.l. 15 Hroodwoy.
u. LKVK, 371 Broadway.
ohuan's Louisiana anu ikxah stea.msuips
and Hnilrond Company.?The steamer NKW YOiiK
will kkil Iruiu pier :iH North Kivar on Saturday. Juao 311,
lor New Orleans direct, transferring lexaa freight to Mor
gan's Louisiana and Texan Railroad and Steamships.
Throii.h bills Ml lading liuacd to all I exai seaports aud
l ullrnad nations, Brownaville, Mobile anil all .Mississippi
Hirer points. In>uranca can lie effected direct with tue At
lantic Mutual Insurance i omoaiiy. or under open poller of
the line with that company, at loweat rates,
hur height and other iulortnation apply to
BOGKl'.T .t XI OKU A.N. Agents,
office pierllti North Hirer.
jj^LuRIOA DlKKOTr-STJtAMKUs LKAVE PlERs 3<>
F hart River everv Krldny. at II P. .XI., tor Kernaiidiii*,
Kla., touching at Uriiiikwick and Port Royal. Steamer
CITY UK D il.LAS, Captain IIlues, will aall June 38.
Throujlt Ireigbt and passage ralea given to all pmnta lit the
South and Soiilliwetl ny C. II. XlALLORY A CO., Anaoita,
oltieo pier IX) Kant River; or COOK, SON A JENK.iNd. JtiL
H roadway.
\r .W YORK AND CU BA ~M ALL rt. S. LINK *OR
IN Havana direct.
Kruui plor 17 East hiver. at 3 P. M.
Xlacniltceni accommodation lor passengers.
K 8. NIaO.ARA, 3.365 tuna. Curtis....Wednesday, June 76
8. S. CARo.N UE.K I'. Hnrrnw? _rtat iiroay, J my 6
Ticket* inueil aim lor VhliA CRUZ ami U hrtf I Mr J A
lSt.ANuK, in coonectlou with Kreueh and English stensn.
aliip linea irorn Havana.
JAMES K. WARD A CO.. 113 Wall at.
N~?BW ORLEANS OIKRC'iV?TilK UROXI WELL LINE
steamship N KW OHI.KaNS will leave Saturday. June
3H, at J 1'. .Yl., Irom pier 1) North River, lnsuruticj efTected
at one-nail per cent on our open policy.
I i.rough liiilk ot ludlug Liven to Mobile and principal
point* on the .Miaainaippi River. Kor freight or pussaga "P
piy to CLARK A SEAMAN, Htl Went at.
LIOK HALIFAX, PORT HAWKEsBtTKY. PICTOIT AND
L Charlottetuwn, I'. K. 1.
The first class "learner* CARROLL and WORCESTER,
having *upa'ior passenger accommodation*. will leave 1'
U'liarf, Boston, for the above ports alternately every Sat
urday. at IJ XI. Through tickets Irom New York sold by ail
llie >ound Hues.
Kor rales "f freight or other particulars inquire ot
WM. II. KING, 18 T Whorl, or
O. G. P .ARSON, Jltf Washington at., Boston.
TEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NKW YORK,
St. Thomas. ilart 1 ill(]lie. Barbados, Trinidad and Detne
raru.?The Quebec and Gulf Porta Steamship Company
will desnaLrh the steamship RAH A.MA for the above porta
about tile Jd J uly next, and regularly thereattur. Excel
lent Mceommoituttou lor passengers. Kor Ireigbt anil pass
age apply to A, h. Of I EKHRlDkiE A CO., .Agents, J!>
Broadway.
A1
Ai
TIl.VV KLJ.KUS' (Ui'll)K.
A MORXINO BOAT FUR KhVi'OKT~~ (BxcWFf
Sinunlays nad Sunday*).? Steamer NoKWALK. foot
ol Harrison st.. at lt> A. M. : fnim Keynort at 8 1*. II.
Albany boats direct. merchants' express
Lino.?Elegant steamer* M ALI Kit BRETT or NEW
CHAMPION leavi- daily (Saturoiivs excepted) from Canal
"'!.Vm?r River. at tl P. SI., connecting with trains Nnrtti
and W ent. I aro (dock), 25c.: cabin litre, 5Uc. ; meals, 50c.
rjreight taken lower than by other llrtea.
L&Airr boat/ "
Fare reduced ela PEOPLE'S LINE.
$1, tir?t cine*. Dock, 25 cents.
Excursion. <1 50.
hleca.it steamers DREW or ST. JOHN leave pier
41 North itlvur dally, including .Sundays, at 0 P .11., con
necting at Albany Willi express trains lor SARsTOIJ.A.
i.'i!\^(iE?K,iEKK CHAMPLAl>, the ADIKON
DALES, MONTKK iL. and all points NORTH and WEST.
Tickets lor sale at principal hotels sod all ol Westcott Ex
press offices in New \ ork and Brooklyn. Brooklyn passen
gers transferred Iroe bv "Annex" boats.
LBaNY AND ThOV BI DAY BOATS. ?C. VIlihAKD
Laed DA.N1 I, DUKW leave Vestry stroet pier at 8-35
and Twenty-tourth street pier at a A. M., landtag at Nyack
ferry. West Point. Nowburir, I'oughke-paiit, Kliineberk
Ssugerties. I'atsklll and Hudson. To it oat Point or New
burg, reinrniug by down bout, ut excursion rates. Trans
fer by Annex boat leaving Brooklyn at S A. M , oonneeting
at Albanywitti trains north and west. Special trains to
and from atatoga (commencing J illy 1), making close con
nections, stopping only at Viecuaiiicsville, Hound Lake and
Bal.sion. Tickets on boats. Baggage cheesed. ltound
trip at excursion rates.
Bo-ton - v l a k a ll kivku iTink; macjnifice.vt
steuinrrs BHI.-TOI, and PRiiVIdENCK leave pier 28
North River dully (Sundays June 22 to Septembers), ,,t ft
P M. : lull night's rest. Tiesets for sale at all principal
tiekat offices. Henvii Brooklyn via "Annex" boat at 4 :.?H>
P. M.
Boat for Oats kill, .vtuyvkbaxt akd inter^
meulato landiiigs will leave pier 24. Harrison ?t North
Klver. daily. Sundays excented. at 0 P. 41.
F'OK RICHFIELD SPRINU8.?TAKE PEOPLE'S LINE
steamers, dally, from pier 41, Nrth River, Bp. M.
'tickets sold and baggage checked direct to the Springs.
L,or norivalk and da.nbiky DAILY.
1 Steamer ADEI.PIIt leaves Brooxlyn (Jewell's Doek),
- -M : pier No 37 East Klver. 2:45 P. M? and 33d ?t.,
2 1. M.. vonnecting with Dan bury and New Haven railroads.
Sinvle tickets, 25 c nt?.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 511 CENTS.
HUD.-O.N boats-FU : H UDSON. CuXSACKIB AND
via B. and A. R. K. to Plltfctleld, North Adams, Lebanon
Springs and lu>uriuodliite points. Leave daily isundays
excepted), at ti P .11 irom pier 2 . North lliver. Pranklin su
JONti BRANCH AN uVll 1L aDSLP HU,
J via New Jersey Soiuliern Rnllroad.
commencing Juno 17. IH7H. Steamerk will leave
New York, pier H No'rtli River (foot Rector ?t.), connecting
st Sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch. (I, li:3(l A. M . I. 3:45. 5. 5:45 P. M.
Red Hank aud Toins River il, Bill) A. M.. I 3:45 P M.
Beach Haven, it A. M.. 1 I'. II.
Vin, land. Bridgenni and Atlantic I 'lie, 1 p. R.
Philadelphia and Tuckertun. ? A. .M . i, 3r45 P. g.
Sundays tor Lung Branch. 0:30 A. .11.
W.1I. s SNEDK.x. lisueral .Manager.
New haven", ukridkn. martfokd, mpriml
field. White Mountains and Intermediate pm it. ; steam
ers leave Pock slip R. R , at .'1 and II P. M.. connecting at
New llaven with special trains Particulars at pier.
N'K HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILKS FOR 10 CENTS.
Cltueus'line Trov boats ? Now palace steamers CITY
OF lhi>\ and SaUaTOiIA leave pier 4tl North Klver, foot
i?roy st , daily, including Saturday and .Sunday, at (i P. II.
sure cottuei lions with morning trains for all points North.
East anil 11 est staterooms ottlv Jl; berths, 25c.; first
class tare. 5<ic. Staterooms and thrnugh tickets at trodd't
Express, 544 Broadway. New York; 4 Court at., Brooklvn.
Sill LtL NOTICE TO TOUlimr ???
lite Ease Superior Transit Company is rnnulng ten
splendid passenger steamers between Buffalo and Hultith
and intermediate ports. Five sailings weekly. For lull
inlormatton apply to
K. T. EVANS.
Oeneral Manager Buffet*. M. Y.
THE MARY POWELL H ARE 75 CENTS). FOR WTBRt
Polnr. Cornwall, Newbnrr. Pmighksepaia, Hondowt.
Kin rston. Cosseii*. Altitun. Now Hamburg -lad llyno I'isrk*
leaves dally Irmu Vestry st.. pier 23 North Rrver, at Sdlti
y, M. Connects with Brooklyn Annex Boats.
The ore.it provTlen c e li nk to bobton,
vis Providence direct
A PULL Mill IT'- KK.-T ONLY *2 MILKS OK RAJL
The favorite p ilars steamers MASSACHUSETTS and
RHODE I -LA Nil, from pier 23, North Klver, st ft I' IL
THE OLD. RELIABLE, STOUXOTOM LINK,
for all points E.ast. trora plsr 22 North Klver.
loot ol J ay st.. at 5 P. M.
o
<51 t\(\ ,U B.U:Ti?,'i _ FIRST CLASS
*DL OH via ' The Old Reliable"
.-TONI.Mi TON LINK.
Elegant steamer- leave daily (Sundays excented) from
pier 3.'l xortli Klver. foot iiljsy st., ai 5 P. M.
KXll'RSIONa. ~
A? A. ? ROCK AIV vY BKACII. DAILY
i- XCI'KnltiNs BY
WHITE'- LINK OF STEAMERS.
T>IK I'VLAIIAL THREE DECK EXCURSION
STEAMER COLUMBIA,
accompanied by
DKYERliLi.'S THIRTEENTH KEOIMENT BAND
and COLUMBIA QUARTET,
makes excursions every day to
KOCK.AWAT BEACH,
leaving
24th st*. North River.,.,,. in A M
Ibth st., North Liver 10tl5 4 II*
Jewell's wharf, Hrooklya .. 11 a! M
Ketorolac. leav. s Kockaway at P. M.
OXAND AFTER MONDAY. JUNK 24.
THE PIONEER AND FaVORUB STEAMER
. . _ A MKRICL'8,
haviag on board
ZIi.OLEICS .SEASIDE RAND,
will make two excursions EVi.KV DlV
Leaving 24tn st.. North River.. A. M. and 1 :lf. P V
. b ? North Klver 8:45 A. M and I :3<) P. M*
Jewe I sdoca. Brooklyn 3: JO A M. and 2 .41*) P V.
Leaving Kn. kawuy at ! I A. M. and ft P. M.
EXCURSION TICKETS (good ox oitliar boat!. 00 cents.
A -roR EXCURSIONS, sT.-.AMhlt JnCsCIIUYLRR
2 a-sitil first class Barges, with I'ovnton Hnseh. Ocol
uentsl, lll-nwood and outer favorite groves.
^MAltlEN A KA-Ki LL. IIDSoiithst. Opon Sunaaya
A ?TKiNsIT TO ItOCKAWAY BKAL'll.
2 ki Opposition. Opposition. Opposition.
Two E.xrursloas dally,
by the safs sn.i besutllitl steamer TWIUOHT.
1, Ve",,l"U on'T ^ cents; single tickets, 15 cents.
22d st.. North Klver. S >48 A. M. and I P. M
loth St.. Norih River, II A. M. and 1 :IS P M.
Pier I, North River, 3:15 A M. and I -20 P. M.
Mapioton. Htsten Island, li :4<> A. M and 2 PM.
lajsvw Korxaway lleach far New York at II A. M. and 5
I M Remember, excursion tiesets only 25 cents.
^mkkica.n excursion theatre:
Cheapest excursion In the world.
Up the Hnd-ori twioe dsllv, altornnnn at 2, evening nt K
0 clock, and leaVIUf Hroosiya by Annex, frso both ways, at
1 :5tl sod I VI P Ml: pier 2, North River, at t and S M.;
HMJ> ?}? at 2:18 and S ;I4 P. M , and 24tb st, at 2tSl) aau
Tickets, 3.V ; reserve] scat*, 15c. extra.
-acicd concerts on Mtnilay.
A -for coney island direct. ~
s The only boats landing at
CONEV ISLAM).
The new and lavorlie stesmrr*.
KOH DAI/K and I DLr.1V 11,1).
Will, na and alter Sttmiav, June In, make excnrslona daily
IO CONEY ISLAND BEACH,
West 24th st. I West I nth si
li i?i 1. 11 I B:li) A
II 4*1 A. M. | II in A. vi
l??? M | I2:HI P. M
2 4KIP M J:li) P. M
11 4ID P. M I 3 :1(1 p. 1|
B.
leaving an follows; ?
Prenkltn si. | pier No. 2.
3:2II A. M. I l);3 ) A M
II r.D A. M. I 11 i2ll A. M.
12*i P. M. | 12M.
2LO P. .M.I 2 ftii P. 11.
. ? 3I-0P. M I BMP, M.
_ F-rn. .. i ciiis Kxi'itrslon Tickets. 4>l cents.
A Fit III NO BANKS EVERY DAY (SATURDAYS
jA-exranleii).-stesmer hE'Tlt I21W. with new boiler
and sab em, Isavl.jf Harri-nn at., N. K., B:ftO; st|, ,t
E R , 7:15 pier 27 ?. R 7:25; 224 it., N. I.. Tsho- |tnh
st. N It., s. Pier tl. N R.,k:l.1A M. Cents'tickets.'75c. ?
laales', nPe. I-, c FOSIKI:. Manager.
H It H-B-B-R -H-B-B?H-H-H-H It-lit
To charter lor . xntrslons?-tesinars Thomas Pnw H
B t all, capacity I.test; u-neral Setlgwlck. fksi; Kort It
Ml Leo t n. . Ila, Ito|| u lie. Anne and
H | Harvest yncsn; aisn Exeot.ier Park, lona Island
H Itsr Itsu Bsach. HeldI Spring Oriontsl and Columnta
? ? ? H <I(HIR, !ts4 W'e,t st. nppo.Ho
M I Chtlstopher street ferry
B?H B-H II II li H-H H R || B-B-B-H ? K
Hitii pake and port Hamilton
The elegant steamer P. c -t HI'LTE Captain A S
Hall, leaves dalle (Sundays incitidedl, as Pillows ! -
Lrr ,y si., pier 43. 3 . l i A M . I and 4 :_ai p W
Fraiiltlln ai . pl. r 35. H t'l A M . I :tn and 4:3<l P. M
Motrin ?!., Jori>?Y tilly H;.V? A M , | ;/fJ r >j<
ll?ftt*rjr pmr, |CI^>5 A. M.t I :#'15 and ?? 1\ 4M.
B wb?*rf, ID.laB A. X , I :V? *n?i 4:? ) IV M.
oavo Bath a and II :3fi A. M , 3 and 7:30 P M.
Fare, 20c. , excursion tlckott, 40c.
excvasioHs.
C-#Lym6utii roc's. tS^BaV
AND EVERY 1)1* HEREAFTER,
including Sundays.
UP THE UlVKLY HUDSON.
? looping itt
WEsf POINT AND KKWUUKii.
Jarrott .* Palmer's superb palace ?tutnar.
PLYMuU Til KnOK, Captaiu Sum G. Martin.
Three hours allowed lor visiting tb< U. .S. MILITARY
ACADEMY at WEST POINT or s plensant Hour can be
spent in inspecting WASHINGTON'* HEADQUARTERS,
at NEWBUKG.
A MAGNIFICENT MUMc'AL ENTERTAINMENT.
Marine hand, glee club. xylophone, bent.
the great cornet player. CHIMES. Ac.. Ac.
EXCELLENT REFECTORY ON BOaIIU.
FAKE, entire grand exrurslon, FIFTY CENTS.
Children. TWKsTY-FIVE CENT*.
BOAT LEAVES
every morning (Including SUNDAYS) trora oler 1 fat the
Battery) North River. at 9:1ft o'clock, nnd foot of 22d st..
North biver. at 9:4fto'ciock. BROOKLYN PASSENGERS
will take ANNEX boat at Futtoii at., 9*15 A. M. NO EX
TRA CHARGE lor tranaler either way.
aILY EXCURSIONS TO K K Y I'O RT, KXCBPT
Saturday nnd Sunday. Steamer NOKWALK, from toot
01 Harrison si., at 10 A. M. Steamer MATTEWAN, Sun
days, at H A. M.
I NO K ~KX< UKSION S-T H E LARGE 11KSI' CLASS
' eleamer LONG BRANCH, whicb hat been furninhed
with new ooilers and otherwise much improved; nlso
strictly lirst class groves and barges. with iswit of all kiuds;
with many years' experience and improved facilities, I csn
assure complete eatislAotlon at REDUCED KATES.
J. M VERS, corner Morton and West its.
QONE\ I8LANU. VIA l.OCUST~GROVE. "
The only line landing In the middle ot Coney Island,
lloulc Brothers', Cable's, Atlantio Garden, Kauschor's and
ail Arst class hotels.
On and alter dune IN the favorite steamers ARROW
SMITH auu JOHN SYLVESTER will .eitve?
22d st., N. K. I Lemy st. I Frankiiu si. i Pier 13, N'. K.
8:45 A. .M. I H;.ri5 A. M. II ill A. ? . I 9:15 A. M.
9:45 A. JH. | 9:3ft A. M. I lOiltt A. M. | 10:15 A.M.
11:4ft A. M. I 11:35 A. M, I 12:03 P. M. i 12:15 P. M.
12:4ft P. M. 12 :ftft P. A. 1 :Oft P. M. | 1:13 P. M.
2 :4.', P. M. | 2:4ft P. M. | 3 Sift P. M. | 3:1ft P. M.
3:4ft P. M. I 3:55 P. M. | 4 :<).'> P. M. | 4:15 P. M.
lluliiruiug, 10,11A.M .: 1:3D, 2 :30, 5:30, 6180 P. M.
The stanch and reliable steamboat HAY RIDGE will
leave Battery Landing (adjoining Siaten Island terry), IO
A. M., 2:30 and ft :3<? P. M. Returning. leave Locust Grove
B A. M , i and 4F. M. Fare, 30c. Excursion tickets, 50a
O AND SEE THE KEaUTIFUL"PALISADES.
ROUND THIP 2ft CENTS.
Boats from Consl st. tor
Fort LEE. PLEASANT VALLEY
AND sIIADY ?ID E,
OB SUNDAY* at 3, 10,11 A. M., 12 M., 1, 2, 3. 4. 8 and 7
P. M. i DAILY at 10 A. M. and 2, and 7:1ft P. landing
at 24th et. and :Mtlt st. (dalle and miiiIsj) 10 mint. later.
M
ANllATTAN BEACH RAILWAY,
completed to Grennpoint, opposite 23d St., Bast River.
Summer time table, to take effect
-uuday. June IB, 1878. week days and Sundays.
The oiogant steamer tliUA Il A.NCOX, commencing a*
above, will ruu during the seasou front pi r tool uf 23d St.,
Uaat River, direct to Cnmnauy's deput at Greenpnlnt, mak
iUK close connections, going and returniug. witb express
traiaito and Imm Manhattan Beach.
Boat leaves 23d st. pier at H:(5, 3:45, 10:45. 11 :1ft, A. M.,
and 12 :45, 1 :ftO. 2 :45, 3:5ft, 4 .45 5 :5o, and ll :45 P. M.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach lor New York via Green
rnrfllt. at 7-30, IO 11 A. M.. and 13:I?), 1, 2 *?. 3:12. 4:'H,
?:I2. 0:07. 7, 8:1ft aad 9:3t> P. M, 1 lino fp m Greenpulnt,
42 niinutes. Trains connect at East N5-w York, with Rapid
Transit tratas 011 AtianHc av., Brooklyn; also with Canar
sie aud Kockaway Beach Railroad.
Via Bay Ridge.
The elegant steamers Thomas Colyer-and D. R. Martin,
leave:? _
22d st . N. R. Leroy St., N. K. Pier 8. N. R.
9, 10, 11. 12 A. M., 3:15. 10:15. 11:13 9:25, 10:2ft. 11 :25
and 1. 2. 3. 4, 5, A. M.. 12:15. 1 :I5, A. M., 12:25. 1 :2ft,
0 and 7 P. M. 2:15. 3:15, 4:1ft, 2:25. 3:25 1:25.
5:15, (1:15 and 5:23. (1:25 uml
7:15 P. M. 7:35 P. M.
Trains leave Manhattan Roach via Bar Ridge at M, 10:40,
11:41) A. M? aud 12:40, 1:35, 2:43, 3:40. 4:40, 5:30. 0:40,
7:40 and 9 P. M.
tuEST POINT OR NEWBURG, DAILY (EXCEPT
VY nundays) ; sea day line advertisement: remain at
West Point three hours, Newnurg nearly two boars; dne at
New York on rsaurn at 5:30,
MtUIKPfc
American standard billiaaD TAfiLfcsrftfcw
and second hand, at reduced prices; Bails, Cloths, lips.
Chains. Cues Ac. W.M. II. GRIFFITH A CO., 40 Vesey st.
Af new wakkkogmhof h. iif. colcendkrTth-T
Broadway, between Grace Church and Stewart's?BiR
lard Tables, new ami second hand, in latest designs; bast
goods and lowest prices.
~ EW AND SECOND ILYND POOL^AND B1LLIYKI)
Tables from SlOO upward.
L. DECKER A CO.. 72H Hroadway.
nrmtH rubber billiard ana pool iaua
YY 2*4, $K)sot; 2V, pool, $2(1 sot; warranted for twelve
months. VYM. W. WELLING. 207 Cool re ?L
N
DENTISTKY.
A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS, AT EI TH Ell
XX377 Btb av.. one dear above 23d st., or 12S West :i4tb
sl ; terms to suit. NEWBKOUGIi A NKWBUOUGtl.
T VAN VLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS 2A4 HTH AV.
?Atrosu gas, beautiful tooth ; lew charges. Kslab. 180(1.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION; ALSO ARTIFICIAL
Teeth: terns m suit. EIGHTH AVENUE hKNTaL
ASSOCIATION. 379Sth av., one door below 29th st
T T N S U It P ANSI NO LY BEAUT! PUL. PERFECTLY FIT
U nig Artificial Teelh, $0: cum, $8; warranted. "New
York Deelat Rooms." 2S2 Stli av.: established 1851.
Dr. MeaDER.
YVAiMTED to pukchase.
W ANTBD-SP.CO.ND rfAND S1L YEKNM ITH T< >01.8,
such us plain, border, mill or Mpoou Hollers. <intern,
Lathe, Mc.. ac. AddreM, with tull particulars, to 11KNKY
J. tifnLCK, Orange V*alle>, .S. J.
,1L\ iillLE AlAi\TKb^
ARRLR MANTELS AND M??NUMKXTsf"dHKaPTk
than ever. A. KLaHEK. 134 East 18th St.. near 3d av.
M
AiAKlllAGI'JS AND DEATtb.
ENGAGED.
JaCOBROX? UlLMAXX.? Mr. LoOTS E. Jahotisox, Of
Brooklyn, E. U., to Mis* Bkbtha I'llxaxx, of this
on jr. No cards.
MARRIED.
Biauor?Dowxbs.?On tbe 23d alt., at tbe-Cburch of
St. Francis Xuvter, by the Bov. Fattier Wbete, Will
iam 1 aylob Humor, of Birmingham, Ku*;lantJ, to
Jonbpkixb. youngest daughter or me lute Jobu
D?wnee, of Manchester, England.
Oatmax?Satkk? At Murocllus, N. Y., ad Jauo 10,
Aun-.ar K Oatmax. oi New York, to Lck UL Hayek, of
lormor place. No cards
ccRt'Tox? Bkxbktt.?tin Thursday, Joo? "JO, by tbe
K*v. Thomas Ua Uauei, Chakiks K. Sckctox to
Cmktitkxa
Mtaxlkt?Hawkixs ? Oo Thursday, June 20. at the
reiideboe of lbe bride's aunt, at Green Ridge, Kiaten
Island, bv tbe Bey. Irr. Yotom, ai.fkki. Y. mtaxlkt,
ol New Orleans, to Miss Nkllik Hawkixs, of tbla city.
Ultca papers pleat* copy.
DIED.
Api'I.krt.?In tin* city, 22d Inif., .Mattic B , wife of
LiOctau O. Apnleny, In the 401 b year ol tier ago.
Funeral services a ill be neid at itie cnurah of
tbe Trausflgnritloo, Hey. Dr. Houghton, 2?th at..
Alb and Madiaon ays., on Tuesday, Jftili lust., at two
P. M. Beiatlyes and Iriends are jovtted to attend.
Interment at Providence, B. I.
Braolkt ? At Cnampnign<-, III., Juno 3, Daribl,
yuungrst son of tbe late Euwnrd W. and Marah D.
Bradley.
linTrxa*.? In this elly, on ibe 22d tnsl., Makt P.
Bm-txso, daugmer of tbe late Jaiues K. Bottner, of
Kivordale, and ol Annie 0. Beltner.
Belatiyea and irieiida are Invited to attend tbe
(Boeral, at ML Ann'a Church, lint at., near 6ib ay., on
Monday, 24th Insi., at fonr P. M.. wt.bout I urtber in
Vitaiion. The remains will be taken to Yonk era ler in
terment.
Burxmam.?IB Brooklyn, Juno 22, Lkoxard Hrnx
RAM, aged >)4 year-.
Akcirrt t haptkr. No. 1, B. A. M ? Co mi-ax ions:?
You are requested to aaaemble at No. 101 bairns at.,
Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 23, at two P. M., to pay
ibe laat tribute of respect to our late companion,
Lkoxakii Bcrxhan. JofcKPH M. I.KVEY, M. P.
J. B. Ki'.-bki.l, Secretary.
Jon* Haycock Lotxjg, No. TO, K. axd A. M,?Bhsth
Bk.\?You are hereby aiiuimoued to atteod a special
communication, ou Tuesday, at our rooms, corner
Bieecscr si. and Bowery, at twelve o'clock sharp, to
pay tbe last tribute of respect to eur late worshlplnl
brother, Leonard liorotiani. ill order.
PHILIP J. BKt.NAL'LT, Master.
D. H Morris, Hicretnry.
Dai.T.?Ou Suuday. Juuu 23, 1878, WilLIAM B. Daly,
ol Kilruan, county Clare, Ireland, in ibeSTib year ul
bia ag*.
Funeral from bia late residence, 140 Powers at.,
Brooklyn, K. D., at bail past two P. M., on Tueaibiy,
Juiiu 25. Buluiiven and .friend* arc respectlolly lu
yned.
i.lare (Ireland) papers please ropy.
Dorax. ?Ou Sunday, Jour 21, alter a palotul illness.
Faxxik Lprdt, the beloved wile of Edward Doran, a
na ive ol Clutasb. pariah ol Kiilybagb, county Down,
Irtland, In her 48tb year.
ItslaiiTea and iriaads of tbe family are reepoctiotly
Invited to atltod her luneral, from ber late rcsideuc*,
738 Myrtle av.. Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 24th lust., at
two o'clock. Interment lu Calvary.
IH rry.? On Sunday, June 23, at IUarden at.,
Hobokeo, Kuwaku V. Dcrrr, In the 27th year of bis
age.
Nonce ol lonsral In Tuesday'* IIshald.
Enanstix?Oo June 21, 1878, Hoik wall Kmkrmox.
Fdusral at his late rsaidenoe, Liberty SL. Flushing,
I,. I., on atooday. 24th mat., at bull-post two P. M.
t ore leave Long island City lor Main atreut otulton at
1:30 P. M.
Frakkkrhkirkr. ?Friday, June 21, at Saratoga,
Ha*cm. f haxrkriirimrn, in ibe 58lb year ol bia age.
Funeral services at hie late residence, Nit 312 West
23d at., Mouday, 24ib lust., at ball-paet mon o'clock
A. M. It la kindly rtqueaied thkt no flowers be seal.
iKMri.k Kmanv Ei.?The memners ol ibis congre
gation are reapectiully requested to allend tun luueral
ol Fraokeubeinff, from Ins isle residence, Nit. 312
Weal 23d at, on Monday morning, Jane 24, 1878, si
hall-past nine o'clock, without luriher notice. By
order oi Hie President. M. 8TKKN, MeoreUr*.
Hons*. ?On Monday, June 23. Jamss Hooax, a native
of ibe city ol Dublin, aged 32 year*.
funeral irotn 18 and 20 7th si., on foesday, Jane25,
at i wo o'clock P. M.
Nottcr ?Members of Napper Tandy Club and oiber
Club*, Cian N*ge?l Association, nre Invited to meet
at 18 and 20 7th sL on Tuesday, at one o'uiock P. M.,
to attend tbe faneral ol our deseuted nrotbsr. Bv or
der ol tbe President.
Horr?On Friday, the 21 at Insi., Brvjamix Trcb
Stox Hoax, in the 04th year ot ins age.
Itelativsa and irteuda ol ibe lairniy arc reapeoifnlly
Invitai lo sltend lbs louerai, Irom bia lale residence,
corner ol Am av. and I27tb at., on Monday, tbe 24m
Inst., at two I'. M.
J ARK*.?Muddonly, June 23, J. Jamrs, beloved friend
ot Fein Brown
Funeral luesday, 28tft, at two o'clock P. M., Irosn
bia late residence, No. 320 East lHin at. All irlenos
Invited in attend
London papers plena* copy.
Kcax.?on Saturday morning. aftsr n linger lot IIU
noss, Maria V., widow of tbe recently deceased
Charles K uuu.
Friends o( the family ara respectfully invited to at
tend the luueral, oo Monday. June 24, at one P. M.,
froiu her late residence, 144 East Itttu at.
May.?At Morrinowu, M. J., on Sundar, June 23,
Hkmiy l iiaklkm May, adopted eon ol Lewis May.
friends and mouther* ol the Temple Kmanu El are
Invited to ait-ud tbo funeral, from the realdcuco ol
Mrs. Charles Kins. 3S6 5th a v., on Tuesday morning,
at bait-past nine o'clock. Please -.end no flowers.
MiCann?Ou Sunday, June 23, Fannik, younger
child of Patrick H. and Julia F. McCauu, aged 21
months and 12 days.
Kelutivea and friends are requested to attend the
funeral, from the residence of ner grandparents, 73
Oliver si., ou Monday, at two P. If.
McGoky?On June 22, Kuza Ann. daughter of
Franol. and Cuarlolie McGooy, aged 26 years and 4
months.
Relatives ana friends aro respectlullyl nvlted to at
tend ibe luoerai, from her late residence, 114 Varick
si., on ilooday, at two P. M.
o'Dunnsli Saturday, Jnno 22, Jambs Smith
O'Dosnkll, native ol county Limeriok, Ireland, after
a short illness, In bis 43d year.
Him friends and relatives and those ol his father-in
law, Daniel Fogarty, are reepecUuily invited to at
tend his iuneral, from hie late residence. Ho. 318
Pearl mi., Monday, 24th, at two o'oiock.
Paalsow.? Oa June 22, Makik, wile of Otto F. Paal
luw, in the 36tn yoar of her ago.
Relatives and friends ol the family are reapecllully
invited to attend toe funeral, this afternoon, at two
o'clock, Irom her lute residence, 45 Weal 67th St.
Pkka.?Oil 22U lust., at eleveu P. M.. JosKi'H Louis
Pkra. aged 3 months ana 8 days, Inlantsou of ltupuel
and Iraue Pers.
The laneral will take place from the residence of
parents, 144 Hullegest., Brooklyn, E. !>., on Monday,
24th net., at ibreo P. M.
Kakukk ? Aliikkt K. Kakobk, od Saturday, Juno 22,
in 23d year of nia age.
Funeral on Mouday, Juno 24, at two P. M., from tho
residence of his uncle, Albert A. Hayuen, 6ib si., be
tween Vernon and Weal ava., Long Island City. The
friend* ol the lamily are respectfully invited to attend
iho luncral.
Smith.?In Brooklyn, E 1)., on Saturday, Juno 22.
May, only child of Owen and Theresa Smith, aged 1
yeur, 1 month, 8 days.
Tho rslativos of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the iuneral, irom the residenoe of her pa
rents, 350 Grand su, corner 10th, on Monday, 24tn
mat., at three 1'. M.
.Staats.?Suddenly, June 22, 1878, Margaret Van
Dkvkre Hoacland, wife of John Staals.
Funeral irom ibe residence of ner son-in-law, Will
iam Lawrence, 46 Lee uv., Brooklyn, ?. D., Monday,
two P. M.
Stkwart.?On Saturday, June 22, Hannah M., wile
ol William E. Stewart, aged 50 years.
Funeral on Mooday, at uino A. M.t at 337 East 141b
Bt. Remarks by Mr. A. I. Itawsou.
Vinton ?At her residence, 27 Uraco court, Brooklyn
Heights, od Saturday, Juno 22, Eukahstii Mason Vin
ton, in ibe 59ill yoar of ner age, widow of the late Her.
Fraucia Vinton, 0. IK, and daughter of tbe Jato Com
modore Oliver H. Perry, U. S. N.
Funeral aervieea from Graoo Church, Brooklyn
Heights, on l'uosday, June 25, athati-paat two o'oiock,
and at Trinity Churcu, Newport, B. 1., eu Wednesday,
June 26.
Friends are quested not to send flowers.
Mki.sii.?Ob Sunday, Juno 23, Isaac L. Wkijjh.
Kelativos and friends are invited to attend the fu
neral Tuesday, at three o'clock, irom bis late resi
dence, Jersey Cliy.
Whvklock.?Suddenly, on Sunday, June 23, Moass
A. IV h km lock, tu tbe 58th yearot bis ago.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral, at his lalo residence, No. 36 East 23d tu on
Tuesday uttornooo, 25th lost., at lour o'eiouk.
Wii.makth.? In Jersey City, June 22, 1878, Mrs.
Mart Ann Wilmarth. widow of Jonathan Wiiinartb,
in the 87tb yoar ol hor age.
Relatives sad irk bus ol the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services, Irom hor late
residence, 204 Bay St., ibis (Mouday) aitsrnoou, at
tour o'clock. Interment at Greenwood, Tuesday morn
ing, at ten o'clock.
Providenoe (It. L) papers please copy.
A ROUND TURN.
HABBX LEVINfe ABEESTED FOB FOEGING A BANK
CHECK AND VICTIMIZING HOTELS.
A sprightly youug gentleman Id fashionable attire
was brought before Judge Murray yesterday. His
naino is Harry Levlne, and lor aoine time he has boen
engaged In the dlebouest practices which at last
brought him to tbo bar. His youth, oomely appear
auce and ready address enabled htm to move about
from city to city and successlully victimise paoiioans
uud iruoespeopio alike. When he was led Into court
yesterday by Deieetive Woolsey, ol the Cenlrul Office,
there were ball a soore of representatives or first
class hotels ready to pounco upon hliu with
their lulls. Anions these were U A. Merrill,
ol tho Anthony House, who had a matter
ol $40 to he accounted lor by Leviae. To Iheuiand
Central Hotel people be owed fib, te the St. James
A-'IS uhd to thu Union Place $70, besides some little
uocouute be bad with ibe blurtevant uud other
houses.
There was one charge against the prisoner, how
ever, wblch was more serious than any ol these and
which received consideration first. This was no lesa
than an accusation ol lorgerv and having plotted to
delraud a business tlrni. dome time ugo Leviue
was couuected wllb e trade Journal, uud
wbile in that position be piled bis nria
so successfully tbal he made hosts ol Irlvnds.
To Peterson A Co., deulers In horse result at Nos.
800 uud #08 Broadway, be took a lriend of hie?C. K.
Tiiigling by name? wuom be introduced as a highly
respectable gentleman and a person sound la all mai
lers ol busiuess. He was a young man who was as
sociated In various evangelical enterprises, was a
regular attendant at a Brooklyn church und was
known to many wealthy Christian workers as a model
of propriety and righteousness. Peterson A Co. ac
cepted I'lngllug's services and made him u commis
sion salesman.
A CAKKVDL orKHATIOK.
On tbe 10th of May me horse ratiisb concern sold a
bill ol goods ainouuiing to |117 to Bogle A Lyle, a
downtowu house, on thirty duys time. Five day*
after TlngliUK, presenting hunaeli heioro litem, said
that Peterson A Co. wero preasad for money, and asked
lliem to pay cash for what they hud received aim a
suitable disuoaol would be allowed lliem. Bogle A
Lyle lurntshed him their check lor $114, ou which he
giro Uiom a rcooipi on hcbutl ol Poleraoo A Co.,
wiioaa name he had uo authority to ueo. The drait
he brougul to Leviue. It wus on the Market Bank
and that youug gentleman set to work to inaku It
available for private purposes, lie wr> te "Pay to
the hearer, C. K. Tingling," the sum specified and
signed Peterson A Co. Then tbe psir look the cheok
to Wiileit A Wuaon, downtown business men, who
were r.hnrch acquaintances ol Tingling, aud who will
ingly certified to hie I'leutiiy. It was uext preseuted
at tue Produca Bank, where Wiileit sua Wii
son's signature wee certified, aud alter tula
lengthy trip about town the commercial paper
readied the Market Bank, where It was cashed.
For several days alter that Messrs. Tingling end Le
vins were in htgn leather. They recovered vmuubles
o! theirs on wnicb some loans had been procured,
weet out drivieg and enjoyed themselves rigct roy.
ally till tho conviction hurst upon them that they
must soon sullcr exposure. Then liugliog cleared
away to Barbados, it is said, but L' vine continued ou
the wen tenor ol his way. Detective Woolsey went
ou bis track, aud louuti oiin enjoy log the hospitable
board of tue St. James' Uutel. Us was taken lino
custody ana held by Judge Murray for further exam
ination.
COiiONERS* CASKS.
J. A. Parker arrived at French's Hotel laat Thurs
day from Milwaukee, Wis. He was in tbe leal tobacco
bunuesa and viaited this city to Ond a market lor Ida
wares. Yesterday morning ho was lound dead lu his
bed. Coroner Killoger took charge ol the oaee and
louud that heart disease was tbe cause ol death.
Patrick Haggerty, ol No. 320 Heery street, died
yoaierdny from Injuries received by failing down
alalra, at tbe Dry Dock Railroad shop, on tho 22d mat.
James Hugnn, or No. 74 Mediaou street, died sud
denly yesterday.
Coroner Woltutan was called upon yesterday to take
the auie-inurtem dcpotltlon ol Tairick McDermoti,
thirty eight years ol age, ol No. 334 Fast thirty
fourth atreel, who was kicked in the groin by Cuariea
Mcdermott ou the 4nt lost. On tlie day in question
P .luck Mcbcriuott w is engaged by ? lady at the Thir
ty-fourth street icrry in drive her to tue Uiiaey douse
in a coupe. On lite retaru to the lerry be met Charles
McDeiutott, owner ol the ceupd, who bcosmo ungry
wltb him lor acceptiug (1 lor bis lee from the i.?.y,
ana anally threw biut down and kicked turn id the
I rein and thigh, the Jury lound that Patrick Mr
iermoit caino by bis injuries by kicks Inflicted by
Churles McDermott, on tue Alb Inst Alter making Ids
anto-iuoriera deposition McDermott sank rapidly aud
died Ol bis injuries laat evening.
A DUSINK83 RilOlL.
Messrs. Kuigelramn A Keihle, wholesale flour mer
chants at No. 48 Krort street, obtained a warrant on
Saturday from Judge Flaiumer, is tbe lvmhs Police
Court, for the arrest ol Julius J. .Smith, a oommianon
, merchant doing business in the satno building. Court
Offlocr John Blandish arrestod Mr. bmub at bis piaee
of business late In the afternoon and on reaching tbo
Tombs found the court closed. Being informed that
Judge Fuutiner would sit in Harlem on Sunday, ho
lucked hie prisoner up lor tne night and cany yster
day morning started with hint lor the Court
House in Ikfnb street. Judge Kaemlre, how
ever, was en the bunch, but agreed to bear tue case.
Tbe complaint of Messrs. Keigslinauu k Heinle al
leges that the aceueed (Smith) has acted as their
agent lor ilia past eix renin; that doring ibst time be
has bed transactions With the Oral amounting to
over g.'aO.ooo, mat lor ilia last two years Mr. Smith
bee been irregular In his payments, and that he is now
indebted to the lirui In tne >uiu ol $4,3>0, which
amount has been collected by lutn from retail dealers
in New York and Brooklyn.
The prisoner, on being questioned by Judge Kas
??ire, said he would waive tu examination and oouacnl
to appear tor trial at the Court ol General Srestoee.
Jnrtge Kaemlre llxed hie ball at fk.OOU. Mr. Smith,
not Oaving a bondsman in oourt, war duly committed,
lie is a married man, sue lives witu bis lamily at No.
2*8 Graham aveuer, Brooklyn. Mr. Minilii letd the
reporiers before he was tak<-n down etalre Hist ho
was e member ol tbe Produce Exchange and had pur*
rueil an honorable uuslheee career in New York city
lor sixteen year*. He lurlber stated lust lite com
plainant* were ludelited to him tu a much largor
amount than tne (urn eielmod to have been era oer
sted, and that he bud nut had a settlement with tbem
in over six yearn
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The United States Navy to Survey
the Amazon River.
OPENING UP TRADE.
United States Merchants Anxious to Deal with
Brazil and Bolivia.
THE MADEIRA RAILROAD.
Faka, Brasil, Judo 1, 1878.
The United Stale* corvutio Enterprise arrived oil
Para on the evening of the 21th of May, with all on
board well. Favored by good breezes and assisted by
a judicious expenditure ol coal *ho received Neptune
and hie suite on tbe line on the 22d of May and ran up
trorn Salinas, tbo pilot port 01 Purs, on ilio 2Kb. Tbe
Enterprise has been detailod by Ibe Navy Dopurtroeni
to survey thu Amman as tar as Manaos and tbe Ma
deira as far as San Antonio, tbe point of departure of
tbo line of railway around tbe (alls of ibe Madeira.
Sbe is to make a track chart of both these rivers, to
determine latitudes and longitudes along their bauks,
to find shoals, rapids and bars, and to generally so
map and plot these comparatively unknown streams
that tbey will be sale for futuro navigation by vessels
engaged In oommerotal pursuits. ,
CAPACITY or THK SNTSKhKlSK.
This will be a long and tedious work, and, therefore,
tbe Enterprise has been selected, for sho bae greater
storing capacity than tbe smaller eralt used on our
own coast for surveying purposes. She is 180 feet
long, 35 feet beam, and draws 18.2 leet of water; con
sequently, wherever she oun go any ordinary ship ol
Ibe merchant tuarioo can follow. The Enterprise Is
no novioe In river survcyiug. During December of
last year and tbe three months lollowlng of ibis she
was engaged on the river front of New Orleuns. Al
though at work but n short timo her officers accom
plished tbe task given them, which was to ascertain tho
prolile of the river from Uarrolton to Jackson Barracks,
a distance ol over ten milt'', and necessitating thous
ands of careful shoro and obennel soundings. Hav
ing thus made herself familiar with one great river
it is perhaps tilting that she should bo selected to
Aral make the acquaintance ot its great rival?the
mighty Atnazonaa. Her former labors and her quick
truverse of tbe ooo&n between Norfolk and Para,
prove her a rapid aieamer, averaging nine knots on
an expenditure of nine tons ol ooal per dlsm. Sbo
steers as beautifully as a pilot boat; her compound
engines are most prompt in tbeir aetloa, and, gen
erally, sbe Is muob more vivacious in bor movements
tban a vessel ol her size Is oxpected to be. Her
quarters are slightly cramped, It is true, but the glory
that awaits her officers and the privileges promised
bercrew are sufficient, it is to be hoped, to enablo
them to bear with equanimity tho lew months ot
heat, mosquitoes and lack ot breathing room.
THK AMAZON hUKVKY.
The survey will be under tbe command of Com
mander Thomas O. Belfrodge, Untied States Navy,
well known to the aepurtmeut and tue scientific
world from his elaborate surveya of tbe route lor the
Interooeame Canal projected across the Isthmus ol
Darlon. Commander Seltredge has passed through
sevoral seasons or bard tropical labor and is as thor
oughly acclimated as one can bo who Is not to tbe
manner born. He brings to the Madeira work, there
fore, not only a wide experience and a strong
physique, but also?if the (ature oun be judged by tho
past?aa indomitable energy that will not quail be
fore anything but the tuviuuible powers ol uaturo.
lie will bo ussisted by the lollowing stall:?
Lieutenant Commander S. H. Baker, United States
Navy.
Lieutenant F. W. Nichols, United Stales Navy.
Lieutenant U. Biocklinger, United States Navy.
Llouteuaut C. 1'. l'erktm, Usited States Navy.
Lieuu.-ut.ut L. (i. Spalding, United States Navy.
Master M. F. Wrignt, United Slates Navy.
Unlet Engineer E. Laws, United States Navy.
Paymaster U. H. Griding.
1'u.sud Assistant Eugiueer W. A. Minizer, Uoitod
Slates Navy.
Passed Assistant Surgeon M. L. Kutb, Untied States
Navy.
Draughtsman Q. w. Sparrow, Uolted State* Navy.
Ensign D. Peacuok, United States Navy.
Ensign H. J. Hunt, United -tales Navy.
All ol these officers are experts iu river work or
are eager to become so. Several ol them are accom
plished stellar observers, a specialty that will be par
ticularly uhoIuI In determining latitudes and luugi
tudi-s on tno rivers. Thus, witu a good ship finely
equipped, a skiliul commander, educated officors and
u well disciplined, healihy and young crew, there is
every rcssou to believe that the aurvey will be car
riod to a auccesalut termination, rapidly, thoroughly
und, it is uiao bop?d, without dis ister.
TilK AMAZON UXSOt'NDKD.
It would be imagined mat tbe Amazon, draining as
It does miliums ol acres of nchty wooded and im
mensely ti*riiie territory, would uhvo beeu, long ere
this, carelully surveyed, properly buoyed aud thor
oughly lighted, lhis, unlonuuuieiy, is not the cose.
Too Amazon to-day is ulmosl as much ot u mys
tery as it was when Ureltaiia, the isitblesa lieu
tenant of Fizsrro, picket hia lonely way down
to the great ooean. A river lost should be
us well known us the Hudson or the Dela
ware; whose currents, shoals, cnanucl* ana islauus
should be as puunly located u? art thoso ol tbo Mis
sissippi, Is a fluvial highway whose many dangers
are zuown only to a lew Indian or Fortuguese pilots,
lho loualtude ol lis priucipal city is uol yet accu
rately determined; its cbanuela and suuals are not
even marked on the best Brazilian charts tnut can be
obtained fetcam eralt. It l? true, ply on the river
troni Furs 10 fabattnga, nut tnese are inirasled lo In
dians, who rely more on the light draught or tbe ves
sels tuan tiioy do on their kuowiedge ol (he stream.
The reason ol this utter neglect ot what should be
the greatest souroe ol revenuoto tb* Brazilian gov
ernment le lound in the general apatny of the people,
the poverty atiioaen condition ol the Brnz-lian treas
ury anu ihu incomprehensible stupidity ol the decree
whion, uotti latelj, kept toreign llags from trading
?n tho Atnazouae.
WHAT KXPLORKllS IIAVK bO.XK.
A treat stream tbat mould be pupu -tied irom iu
source 10 lit inoUili, whose bank. anouid ne siUdded
w iiti villages, tow us and clues, is, Irom iiiuo cm?o ,
almost descried It Uowa at times lor hundreds
01 ruilva Willioui passing a liuiuaa bebiutiion;
or II, Dere ana mere, along lliia desolate stretch,
smoke arisen to show mat umnm beiugs are sheltered
beuualb tuo root ul lbe rune bat tnui barely auowa
Until am id ttia tropical green, u will oouia iroui iba
Ore ol a ball aavage, or the embers ol a runaway
a.are wiio nan bidden biuiaeli la ilie last nouses ol the
lurem awuy irom lus enemy, Ilia ivbile man. Kauola
attempt* liar* been made to settle Ilia river, bui tbe
Jesuits, indelaligaliia aa lliajr ware, tailed, and tba peo
ple irom Hie Nuutb, who, a>. tbo close ol tlie war, eatna
to daiilareui, loilowed tliair aiample. It remaioi to
day, an it Una bean lor ages, silent and luyatarioua,
lie banks uiilrrquanied and us waters unknown. No
' well orgniiikti i ellurl bas ever bo n imulu to pioperlr
, survey anhar ifeo great rivoror us principal affluent*.
Warn eat been doue lua been iiciouipiisuou oy tba
hardy exploiera Herndoti and (tibbon. ol tbe Ameri
can N'Vyj ibe gailaat tucker, the Uoiinau Roller, tbo
Kngliali engineer*, Midstnue and Itrowna, and last and
1 noblest, ilie cntlia*ia-l Orion, wbo?a body lies high
I np in i'eru, anu wUoae grave, on a quiet lelauu tu lb*
clear Lake ol Title.ca, overlooks ono ol tin- sou rues ol
I the river be loved to wall. Tueso gailant men, in
! canon and iauuen, bava sailed and paddled Irom
' the head waiera o. tbe Arnaxoa to us
| gigantic month Tbey bnve wandered up Us intuitu
' rice and havo traced out its laedcrr, bat tbry, despite
their willingness, could not accomplish the impoaei
bP' ('or them) leak el mapping oui muieaiic rivura lor
coimnort l.il purposes Inr mis a grant incentive was
needed and line incrntivo uaa at let! presented Itself.
AMKHICAKS VIRnT AT TIIK WORK.
A eafe palliwuv lor uinmUaut vessels rawing over
twelve teal ol water la imperatively demanded, aud
as tba demand cornea principally Irom American m*r
cu>tnis It is but right thai au American ntau-oi-wsr
? noiiid plot tuo road lor American -lup*. 1 bo cauao
til l Ii is aUidau iicntand Itr practical woraiug chart- ol
toe Am .sju, ana particularly ol tbu Madeira, la tbe
proepec , wmolt is now lair, ol the speedy completion
ol ibu Madeira aud Maiuore It ul a ay. lbe uiaiory
ol mis miiway, which now, alter years oi cosily liti
gation and endless unauceiy suits, lias at last tallun
tnio energetic Ainericitu bands, ims already been givau
InthallKKAi.n II Will *unice to *ny that the Kit, ilsb
contraciors, not having luiOtied tbolr proiuisas, hsVe
bean entirely wiluurawn, end that tbe construction
contract baa leeu awarded to tbe Messrs.
Conine Brotoers, ol rtiuadelpbie, wbo liaWe
guaranteed io build tbe roen in three years.
Ibis railway, ll aucceaslolly Completed, will surround
the latis ol ibe Madeira aud give un outlet to tbe
product* Ol the fertile Valley* ol Bolivia. I be scheme
ace in a to oe unool sucu unbounded promise that it u
strange 1; tin- uot airoady been realized.
1131.1 VIA AMI TIIK OlITBK WOHI.U.
Tbe object oi lbe railway, aud primarily the object
ol tbia aurvcy, la to upon communication botwaan mo
Republic of Bolivia and tlie Aluuzou River. Notwith
standing tbe eflorte ol Iter statesmen Bolivia it almost
an tselaicd nation. Her nue seaport, Cohija, i* situ
ated in tlie nnUsl ol an arid plans, It la accessible
irom the interior on ly by mule paibs aero** tbe
Aude*, and wuen reached Is less lilted lor a port
than is Arlca, one (I the many seaports ol ner
powerful lie gubor, I'eril I'oru Claims and col
ice.s large export ices and levle* large uullos on all
imports iliiuoe Ilia hardy Bnltvlau who, alter ilillmte
trouble and toil, baa broagnt ins goods across tba
monutains, finds himself between two costly Ores.
Me mast pay Peru to let tbern go out bud no mutt
pay Peru lor too privilege ol baying a roiura load
lor bis 31 uIcs. The coascqueoce in that Bolivia, wltb
2.500,000 people, aud a country mugu ificenlly rich
lu cereal* and mineral', Is comparatively unknown
and lamentably poor. Her mouniame are filled with
luinnr.ils tnat, could they be transported, Mould en
rich the world; ber forests luruish aoures of cablnot
woods; her fields pruduco ibree erupt yearly of
gr iu and uio.ti fruitfully ol cocoa, coffee and sugar,
wlnle on ber pastures brouse imm-nsc herds ol
llama, vicuna, sheep and alpaca. All ol ibte wealth
is isolateii, and ol the products ol tbe laud nearly
all ol thai wuicli is uot used by the Inhabitants is
wasted because H cauuot be traneported out ol tbe
country.
II tbo coutraclora are compcient to Inrnlsb tbe
moner, material and men, aud II, after tbe road la
completed, it cuu be worktd de-pite lever, nostalgia,
smallpox, savages aud tbe powers 01 nature, tbe
bitberio invincible obstacle will be couquered. Then,
if the reports ol ibe interior be lyie, uud lbs natur 1
aputby ol a people wbo require but little clothing, no
luxuries und but such loud as au oveikinu uature
iuriiiibes tfism, can be overcome, and tbey be In
duced to work lor the outside world, tbe dream* of
fortune which have lured on tbe enthusiastic poopie
wbo are rlskimc so much muy lie realized. Tb<
future only can tall tbe sequel to tbe story wnicb II
now beginning to unloid iuoif on tbe Madeira.
city or rxHX.
Since your correspondent has beon In Para bo bai
taken p<ins to tuqulre as to tbe bealtb ol tbe cltj
uud tbe probable chance Americans will have
In tb? struggle lor exietenoe, suould tbe rail
way bo a success and Para become a thriv
ing depot lor the wealtu ol Bolivia. It Is
hardly uecessary to stale tbat Para Is not a cool
place. Xevurtboless, aiibuugb It Is on Ibe Equator,
the beat Is not so terrific as one would iiuagioe. I'be
tberuiomolor has Its maximum at an averag* ol 87
degress and the minimum at 72 degrees#! Fahrenheit,
lu ibe middle of the day the neat is intense, when one
Is compelled to be Id tbo sun, but as ulght cmnes on
cool breezes blow aud tbe air becomeH more endura
ble. A midsummer day iu New York would express
what Pura neat is as a general tblng. There are some
American merchants bore who seem us bardy sua as
robust as any in tbe .states, and maoy ol the English
residents, aiibuugb ioug established here, have uot
yel lost tbe bloom ol their native land. A correct Die,
ubstinouco (rout stimulants, and tlioso precautions
which are ordinarily observed by sensible people dur
ing tbe prevalenou at a warm season in tbe United
Siatos, will onuble any man in good beullb to live
ouinlortably in Para despite tne beat.
YKLhOW rKVKK.
Tbe bagbear yellow lever need not be laared. It Is
useieta to deny that esses or lever do not occur at all
seasons, or to asacrt that l'uru is st any time perfectly
tree from the disease, t he authorities ol the Enter
prise wero assured that not a case of yellow lever bad
made Its appearance wthlu a month, yet ber surgeon
said this morning that be bad seen a convalescent
case at tne hospital on shore within tweuty-loui
hours. Toe laot is that yellow lover Is so much a dis
ease ol tbe couuiry that but little attention Is paid is
it unless it becomes epidemic; thou, ol course, II
causes tbe usual alarm. Europeans aro liable to bs
a-tucked by it alter tbey buvo been la tbo city lot
sumo months, or alter tbey have been especially sub
jected to its morbific Influence, but, lor theoomtori ol
iboso wbo expect to come out here, let it be suid mat
the disease is generally must mild and thoroughly
amenable to treatment. Naturally, If a man will nol
lake care ol blioaelf, bo may expect to die, but, other
tilings being equal, yellow lever need no uturo be
latul hero than is our ordinary remittent lever at
borne. Americans must stand tbsir chance wltb Iba
natives so tar as tbe oilier diseases of tbe city are con
cerned. Tbey ueed sutler no more man In any other
part of tbe world, and, iu (act, Para can boast as low
u death rato among lis adult population as acy city In
the United Stales.
HOW THK StJRVKT WILL BS DONK.
The Enterprise will leave here on tbe 3d Inst, ana
proceed directly to Manuos, oo tbo Ainazonns. This
course baa been decided upon because It Is very im
portant that tbe ship suould get as lar up iho river as
possible before the steam launoh and ordinary work
ing boats take up tbe work. The Madeira now bogint
to fall at tbe rate ol about eignt leet por moutb. If
tbo work on tbat river should be undertaken alter
(but on tbo Amazon it is quite possible that Ban
Antonio conld not be reached without moon labor.
At this so-son ol year there is said to no plenty
ol water to Ban Antonio for vessels drawing sixteen
root. Wbother It be true or not remains to be
scon.
T rom Manaos, alter obtaining permission from tba
President ol tbe Province ol Am-zouas, the ship
will procood to tbe mouth ol tbe Madeira and begin
active work. It U probable tbut two months will ac
complish ibis. Then the soundings and positions
will be verified on the return, and the Ainuzonas
mapped on a down current. Tne survey sbouid De
completed in loar montbs from tfiis dale; tberelore.
If no uutowardevent intervenes, the Eulerpnso will
be borne by November 1, 1878.
SAVLD FKOM MUilDER.
ONE OF THE NOTOBIOU8 KEliSET FA Mil. Y AT
BONUNGTON, X, I., ATTEMPTS THE LIFE OF
BIS SIST^B.
A serious trouble in the Kelecy family Is causing
considerable excitement In Hantingion, L. L, where
the name Ol Kelsey bas already become suIUciently
notorious. William S? ibe urotber ot Charles Q.
Kelsey, alleged to bare been murdered alter baying
been tarred and leathered, on the night ot November
4, 1872, was arrested on Friday charged with au at
tempt to murder bis ststor Charlotte with an axe.
Charlotte, who It will bo remembered tlgured quito
extensively in the various examinations as to the
alleged murder of her brother, was, on the 8th ol
April last, married to Samuel F. Molt, at Green laws,
and the couple took op their residence at the old
Kolsey homestead, In the southern part ol Hunting,
ton village, wnere Charlotte had always lived. They
occupied one part ol the house and William and
nis wite the other. Moil is a farm laborer
in the employ ol Br. Baylis, at Grvon
lawn, and generally goes tbore in the morn
ing sad returns home at night; but on Monday last
loo ill to work, and consequently remuluea at
home, which tact, it appears, was unknown to Will
iam Kelssy. Bolt had, It is understood, lor some
lime noticed that hie wile was becoming extremely
nervous, bat sa sbo said nothing about It lis win
ignor mi ol the cause. That afternoon, however, bo
was enlightened. It appeared iroin tne testimony
tnaou hi an examination before JuJgeKolpD, alter
William's arrest, on complaint ol his sister, hy Con
stable Mordaunt, that Keisty broko open trie door ol
his sister's apurimenis by bursting oil the lasien
ings, and rushed in upon her while ebe wee washing,
having aa axe in his baud. Ha oegau to abase Her,
thinking thai she was alone, and made a demonstra
tion as it to strike ner with the sxo, when
she scroamed and orisd, "William, don't
strike mo, don't 1" and ran alTrigbted into
the adjoiuing silting room. Kelsey loilowed
her, with the axe ? till raised above bis head,
Mhoutiug angrily. "1 will kill you. 1 will hew your
heal Irom your body. The uxe le ready; I have had
it ready lor some time."
AVID IKTO PKAOXrULXKSg.
Charlotte's husband, who loriuuateiy bapponed to
bo lying upon a lounge la tua room, tnoaah weak and
hall dazed by the euuden and uuexpcoled occurrence,
sprang up in lime to save bur, exclalmiug, "William
Kelsey, this kind ol worn has beeu going on lone
ouougii ana mast be stopped." Mrs. Moil, his mother,
who lives bm a abort distance away, also heard Char
lotte's screams, and rusluug into the house seized
boid ol Kelsey, saying, "Vuo woaidn'1 kill her, would
you, lor a bit ol propeity 7" His answer was, "Yes,
I'll hsw ber bead Irom her damned body " flis
axe waa then standing by the table, whore he
hud deposited it. He was at last taken out
ol the room. Cheriotte was very much irignt
ened, being paiuraby timid, and could not
be persuaded to make a complaint against ber brother
until tIk- following Tliur-U iv. Judge itolph put
Kelsey under bonds in 1300 to appear at the next
Court oi Seesionsat Kivcruead before tho G rand Jury,
and meantime to'keep tho peace, i ne trouble la aup
posed to bave arisan ou accouut ol Jealouaylu the mat
ter ol dividing me property ol the deceased brother,
and It IS understood luriher that I barlotte has re
cently retained coauaei lor the purpose ol bringing
suit against Willi tin (or ibe recovery oi ber share ol
the property, and also fur compensation for ner ser
vices aa nis housekeeper or twelve years, during
which nme sbo did ell the household work, washing
slid dru gory previous to hi* marriage, wmoh took
place only a lew montbs ago.
WHO OWNED POLL?
M. Duprez, who lives at No. 27 South Fifth avenue,
owned a parrot. So did Mme. Vuuclaire, who resides
elose by. From what transpired la court about these
two birds there is good reason to infer that they bore
a strong family likeness to each other and had aecareff
a ilrin hold on the allectioaa of their reepeotlva
owners. It la hard to any what demon of discord let
the pair loose simultaneously ooe day last week, but a
volume or evidence was adduced Del ore Judge Murray
to show that each was the lact. The families ol Du>
prez and VuucUire wore la deep tribulation lor a wbllo,
but at lungUt came the cheering Intelligence that a col
ored men in tho neighborhood had captured a vagabond
parrot. At once M. Duprez ha.?teued to the bird
catcher's bouse, wbere, aura enougb, he lound Ins
leathered runaway with Itedrubhled plumage and hsV
Ihg a general air ol disalpatloo. About this tune
Mine. Vuuclairo buist into the room aud demanded
the restoration ol Iter bird. Duprez said it belonged
to him; but a glanoe made Mme. Vauclaire'a assur
ance doubly sure, and the upsnot ot it all was that
the rival eiaiinanta oame luto tho JetTorson Market
Court with parrel, cage and about two score ol uum
tclligibie witnesses. There waa a Gallic counsellor
present who insisted ou examining every one or them
at length without < luutiug u particle ol evidence, and
wnen ne had in .aiged his luinie to nis heart's content
Judge Murray chose to ask a few questions.
'.Mme, Vunnleire, did your bird talk?"
"No, be did not talk," was the emphatic reply.
A gin ore at I'olly id i lie Cugo made it clenr Hint ell
thu crackers in COnsteudom couldn't get a squeak out
ol lier.
"And did yours talk, M. Duprez?"
"Ceriaitiinain?ail ze time." The unhappy mil
had commuted himself. He was told lo converse with
Ins umithoiugtcal property, but louod that a Krupp
gun at tlie month oi a megaphone wouldn't in tb<
itasi disturb that demoralized bird.
"Maiimne, tim Cnuri awards you ibe parrot. Tako II
and oe happy," said the Judge.
Hat here a new complication arose. If Ibe bird wag
po Kibly Vauclaire'a, the cago waa undoubtedly Do
prog's, sad lie could not ho persuaded to loan It. ho
M idamo had to tako I'oliy away beneath ber cloak,
while Monsieur want off with tho perineal counsellor
, end tho ompiy oages

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