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a, Ncw.Huf'cy. on Sabbath morning iorh ,n- ggx
RY & youngest 81 John and sophis Slost o, ~
Cry.
Of hs asc or mapy years attached 10 the Cusa no.
The friends 81 the family arr requested n s,,.,s D.
f.neral Thi. Tue.fay1 morDirs. - haf pat -otI...
l-Hrn hi. iafr residence, No = Mon r street prf.-,
further invitation His remains WI p c;skeR to So.
On lnh ma NM. NcNrNSY. from savannah. q.
nj. funeral Will take place ~ O'Clock Tn, Evrss,
from s. Ana street HIS friends ana acqusntsnces !.
respectfully invited 20 attend.
Au-u-t I'm. ~ sispcion. staten Island, DANIEL a
Teton nisn, son Oi James living and Louisa Va.
Cooley aged N months and days
The friends sni acquaintance II The family rrs.-
iu- invited % stfcnd the funeral TINS Afternoon. A..
D.. ~ o'clock ., the residence OF BIS parents. Rose
The steamer Rari,sn leaves New York from, n 81.
NJ Barclay street ~ O'Clock P VI daily and ;oucas
No.svilc.
OH Richard W Oakley aged q
sfh. Am Elizabeth. vie OF John Cox
sfh &. A. il. - Felix. OF Brooklyn %.
A. New Haven 1ih Lara VI Smith. aged Sc NJ
Hartford 7ih. Catherine e. smith. aged 30. dsugh's-
n- Nathan smith late Professor % Medicine and >..t
~ m Yale College
10 For Rheumatism rsin In tie bones, &C cs.h,,i.
rlelmanc Remedy acts Lke o casful-cunuf, n . s
irl'e.. cold Pom u lie o.l's. 'luihss cismr -if "a
A. Flre 'o cents ami = Sold o. o. ChaihamsL " +.
.a.lsay. sal ..'"s
~ To remove grcase-.nufs nom Clothes W olc1s d.
tbs Maze f.a..tr soap removes AT spots, oi4s gn-ss
-fsin>. Ac from clothes ~o''rn- cafp"isA . N'hui ny
leaving tc paris bright. -rufc-- sIu clftf sod fr--
,.a's asa chahan-.'. AZ y, Broadway "alsaes
~ Scheuck. rumoric Syrfp iof lhe cure o. Coas--
rur Rrorchus sc. j. medicine composed enir~y fr
PHI. vegetable kinEtoui. u does net contain psfice
COLONEL Opium sv ottel tsrrrious drug, seyhrl
ding 90 veoscn he system ON he contrary Dc no,
.ri hsfl. of which BE- d. composed are perfectly hfur..
rn may be- u., with entire safety b, ne most dese
d.. h.ifae, cons iiuion- tur sale al \o Colrla,i.
'-o tuors below Broadway. Price Il per bofile-sb -
nlIf dozen. au3 hir,s'
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~ We didn't see the EreHiHg Post On -siur
dav and take the earliest opportunity OF recoruins
the rery osltire denial Of it, Reporter OF ever nav
inc received black mail We may observe maj We ''-
not expect any Of the Reporters 10 aeAh the
Of thi. nefariou. system although Of them WHO ~
been IN the business fifteen or twenty year -
fe.ses that such things may have been done
We hone il will be convenient for these genIei'. =
and bye. to remember how positively they Ha's
our allegations. ., 3
The Herald thinks !; very probable ma > -
black mail mas been praoiiced, and prefers IL -
pressing it. With this assistance we Do nov ,''''
any difficulty in bringing charges home . '' -4'
parties.
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~ Just received, per Steamer Great Britain, new .ur-
ply OF Dr. CzOMBEs Gz.sanc kngs and Magnetic Ac
ceierang FLUID 20 celebrated IN Europe and America Or
he cure Of OOa Rheumatism, and ali nervous chronic
diseases Free o. kingsl shlllDgs Gold g. Fluid y
CENTS tOr -ae only IN this city BY The appointed Agents
A b. d. >ands - Fulton street slso rs and 90 Bfosd
way, u East Broadway 81 Wa.AeT-sL, li9, lD and ?.
rulioa 10 spring GliOn'-, BOwery AMI Grand II
Avenue 70 CahsTine Mrs. Hays $50 Fulton-,t bfooA'
vn "a sul2 JtrOd-
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IxnIsSA.-Third District---conspiete.

Switzerland Co.-44 maj. for Egsleston, Wing.
gain from Clays vote p.
Fzoyd Co-Henley, Loco, l27 maj. Loco gam i'%'
Union County gives c. b. Smith WING 81 ma
iority over Finley for Congress So Smith goes into
Henry over 100 ahead. Union elects Wing, l
eco 10 Congress-.
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NTH DISTINCT French's9
Clark, lst day. Trumbo, W 800 ahead French elected
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~ For Rheumatism. rsin IN tie bones, &C Cgs,,,i,
r .slmaar Remedy aci, lac % ciNul-cluuE in . ~
rle. cold cog lin BED tie joints. ilmhasu cfsnr 40 -
Ar Pr-e CD cents AMI a. Sold a. b. Cha'ham-.L " Il
iir.aLVay. aai. .iot
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~ The Greaf Britain steamship was seen of
Nantucket South shoal on Saturday by Capt Munson,
who arrived a, Boston sunday The Bosonians were
expecting ihs last night They doubtless received
Il as expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-12

NmLos-Mr. Henry Pacde last night appeared TO a
crowded Saloon as the Nervous Man. He repeats the
character tonight in conjunction with Brougham who
plays the Man # Nore-ChiPpendae acts Lord Lounge
M. Watts Lady Cacke,t this, with Brousham IN the
Irish Tutor is good as nsurng crowded saloon The
Orchestra play the Overture to Fra Davolo and the
young daassnse. appear the light fantastic toe.
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~ At Whitehall the other day, couple of
scamps from this city undertook play the drop game
old gesilcnan and partially succeeded but one Of
ihcm who gave his name John smith, was caught and
sent to iai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-30
rIovcmemts OF Travellers.

Yesterday in fact dies nom at the hotels in point
Of movements The subjoined names nearly embrace
all the arrivals at each
AMERIcAN-E French, Sing Sing; r w Linbech, Fla;
w Gage, st. Johnsburgh; M Rogers, Baltimore; r
Lardner Pha.; Morgan, NJ Gourgress, Mass; Day,
Fla; J De Ia Watteric Ga.
AsroR-HM shaff Phila.; skipwett, Va Stephen
Price, O; Mr.. Murdoch, Miss; Robert Jordan,
Phila Towsey Texas; Charles March, Boston, Potter
Potters Mills Samuel Baker Syracuse; Van Bentheu-
sen, Albany; Mrs II Cole, Boston; r Chiffon N O;
w Murdoch, BaltmoreG w Jellcott, Washington; ]
George, Ca; Ed. Cranch, Washington.
Ciry-C Marsh, J Pringle, Boston, Col A II Mech
lcr If Pening Phila; Smith, do; u Bale, Boston
Reuben and Cowry, Phila.
FRANxLIN--W J Van Ammon, Albany; J Church
Cleveland, Ohio; Capt. w Meredith, Utica; Sherwood
Buffalo; Jerome, N H; c Bradley, Cin d Pcarce
Ga; Brownlow and Stage, st. LOUIS Evans and Gwinne
Columbia; NJ Zimmerman, Pha.
CLoBE-Wm. Mofiat, Canada; VIM. James, lyric
England; VIM. Prichard, Boston; II Jenkin Billow
Pha.
HewARD-J w Field, Mobile; c Tappan Mass; Jane
Parker, do; w Mittebcrger, Toronto, Canada; II 4
Clarke Albany; Hamilton, Washington; Martin ant
Gowan, Ala; Chandler, Phila; Barton, st. Adams
d Coney Amsterdam h A Baker La; Mr.. McCraen
st. Johns Canada; Charles Danna, Woodstock; w L,
Rogue Montreal; ID c Sands, Baltimore; II. Buck do
WAvERLEY-G H Edward II Hubert, Boston; Sher
loch and Hazard Providence; d Sherman, Newport.
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THE SEAsoN.-Yesterday was really cold day.
Woollen clothing was comfortable.
Polica ONCE.

JUNE 29.--IMPoRrANr ARREsT-Oficers Chckering
and Martin, yesterday arrested named Frieden-
phia, where he is charged by Messrs. Reed Anspack
and others, with obtaining goods to the amount Of some
$4,000 from different firms in the city, by means offase
business men, and his character up to the time of this
transaction has been stainless.
OBTAINING Goops UNDER FALSE PRErENcEs IN NV
YoRx-Ofcer Lalor arrested and brought on from Pha-
delphia man named Thomas McGuthrie, on requisi-
ton from the Governor. He is charged with obtaining
William street. and other large houses in this CITY, to the
amount Of about $l20 00 He committed for exami-
nation. This is the same man who had dry goods mer-
chant in Pearl street. to whom he largely indebted
arrested and carried to Philadelphia charge Of send
ing him charcoal in boxes instead of dry goods and
ceiving payment for the latter
puRoLARY.-The house Of John Clapp, l33 Henry
street. entered last night and robbed Of large guam
tity Of silver ware, tea spoons, sc.
NEw PoMcE-The newly appointed Police officers
made number Of arrests to-day Of Migrants and dsor
derby persons who were committed to answer
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comparison of the quotations ruling at the close OF
the market yesterday with those current at the close Of
the previous week. shows decline in farmers Loan oft
per cent; Ilnss 6s, Ii u s. Bank, 4; Reading Railroad
(; and Morris Canal and Improvement in Pennsyl-
vania 6s OF Ii stonington t. The closing quotations for
Norwich and Worcester are made with the dividend
three per cent off,
Bills Of the denomination Of fifty dollars ON the Che
mca Bank New York, altered ones are in circu-
lstion They are well executed to deceive some
Of the Brokers.
The Merchants Bank Of Baltimore, has declared di
vdend Of three per cent for the last half year. payable
on and after the It'll July.
The Western Bank of Baltimore has declared di'
vdend Of two and half per cent for the last six months
At Detroit the bills Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank vera selling discount Of 81 per cent, and the
Bank Of st. Clair at 62c.
We annex table giving the quots tons for foreign ex
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, June 40 q r.

Sunday, june 49, r. M.
There has not been experienced for years much
inactive week in the stock market; but prices have not
wthstanding the absence of operators and the complex
lon OF our foreign relations been very firm. Transac
tons have it is true been limited but quotations
to have touched bottom and the turning point.
1t is now full six months since the excitement created
by the agitation Of the Oregon and Texas questions
commenced, and through the whole of this period the
stock market has been becoming and more deprcss
cd In addition to the influenced diculteswi other
nations upon prices the efforts Of those bearing stocks
have been ceaseless and successful For more than six
months quotations for most of the principal fancy stocks
have been steadily declining, and have reached lower
level than realized within the past eighteen months.
Stocks that have within this time become permanent d.
vidend paying securities selling at ten and -
teen per cent below prices current when there not
the most remote probability of dividend being pad for
years The principal Of this depression in livestock
market is not mulch the position Of foreign rea
the fears Of rupture with any nationals the gene
raj inactivity of business the immense amount Of stocks
upon tho market and the absence of outside SPECTATORS
Many Of the outside operators have not recovered from
the losses of last spring. while others large holders
Of stocks purchased at prices above the present market
vaue, which they forced to hold for advance
suomt to heavy losses. moderate improvement in
prices would enable of these operators to get out
safely and induce others to come in When the stock
speculatons Of Wall street left tho brokers of that
vicinity prices cannot be sustained and steadily fell off,
until excitement created sufficiently strong draw
into the business e-t.;dA operators with small CAPT.
tails They the prime in all specuia.ions and
the brokers disposed when they get them
started to give them every facility to their length in
any operations they may feel anxious to make.
We annex comparative table giving the quotations
stocksin this market for each day during the past
week. compared with those current at the close Of the
week previous. 1t will be observed that there has
been but very little variation in prices for any of the
fancies -
Quotations FOR PRINcIrAL SrocKs New YoRK
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we annex tapIe giVlnB the quutS tions ior 70
change for each month during the past year -

Quotations for Sterling exchange are very
drmlv sustained. The rates are still high, al.
though the demand is rather moderate The sup
ply of bills all points Is sufficient to meet any
emand. The remiances on account OF stock sales IN
his MARKET and payments Of interest on State ana 90
vernment stocks held in Europe, will without doubt for
the next sixty days be larger than usual and tend to
sustain present rates for foreign exchanges The opere
tions in exchange, both foreign and domestic at n'
outh are limited.
At Mobile, on the 2ist instant, the demand lot
the purpose Of remittance, limited, ana pr,n
finally confined to sight funds, to meet wh'cn '"o
Bank Of Mobile had accumulated in anticipation as
fund, against which to draw at the proper Pon'S
IN New York premium New Orleans prem S's''
notes remained last quoted, with mooera'e supfy
rhe demand created by the payments on 'ne ~ 49,.
had subsidized One.third of the good Deus que '"e
institutions, were by law required 70 % Pso ~ 80
Of June. The aggregate Of this dept wa. .ovu. -
half m;llions the instalments called In being neariy
49,, .,d or.rt.r millions, exclusive Of interest ana
a.. ~ q, No, AZ vet known with any degree OF preci
to-, ,h., nroportion Of this large smouns mas pooai"
.,..a IN. Il il understood that the paymenss n.so
,r.a,,v exceeded anticipation. AT tne osnA ~ .'o
much the largest creditor, II 10 stated tnas near
l. fourths Of the instruments due nave peen paul
,s ,hs other banks have done as weh inc ou's.-"us
circulation Of State paper must now % oon'mes
der two millions On the LIST Dscemoe, '.'' :, ole
- three Receipts Of specie this season. Si'ae'
900. 49,. -. A.. .xchanc. mar
v.rv ouet and the rates for foreign bills shade
,owar Notwithstanding the light supply Sterling was
ouiet at 81 81 per cent premium; and france
sfa7y Domestic bills remained about inc ~
s,xtv.day bills on New York, Ia aper cent o'Scoun'
pos,or l. and philadelphia and Baltimore per cont
discount. sight checks on New York and Boston a.
per cent premium.
Wa annex comparative statement Of the schuykiii
trade for the fourth week in June Of the past tnree
wears, compiled from official reports =
so,,uyi XIII. CoAI. TpApE. -. es,k
Week ending Thursday 5mt - a. June III ~ isis
nv schuylkil Canal tons. li,gt Ian aS05y
| BIZ Reading Railroad, tons 49,, zee wv,
TOTAL, ns...m.Tsa @S@ "''N
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LIBERATION OF Gov. DoRR.-Thomas w. Dor
came out OF prison on Friday
ThentrlcaIs. &c.

Ole Bull recently arrived in this city, after very
successful tour in the South He is about to take tour
through Michigan Wisconsin, and other parts Of the far
West after which he returns to these parts, and shortly
after will take his departure for Europe.
The Seguins and Mr., Frazer are about to close (,
their engagements in Philadelphia II IS rumored tnat
they will shortly visit Canada
MIR. haywood is still giving his entertainments IL
Illustrative Of Scottish the greatest success
in Canada.
were drawing good houses at the latest dates IN 81
Louis. . ,,u
The rCampanologians. or Swiss Bell-rngers, have
been giving Concerts with the greatest success IN "a
Miss S. Cushman, Mrs. Cushman, and Mr.. E.
Merriman sailed for England on Wednesday last.
MI Booth, at the latest dates, was in Richmond,
as great as ever, in more respects than one.
Messrs. WEIGH and Mann's Equestrian Company
are exhibiting in various towns east and west with ne
greatest success They expected to return to TINS
city towards the fall
Miss Rosina Shaw and Mr.. G. Howard have been
recently married in Albany
The new Opera of "Leonora,' founded on thu
Lady Of Lyons" by Mr. Fay, of Philadelphia, has beer
partially successfulat least some phiiadeipelans So!
so but in great measure owing to the talents o.
the Seguins and Mr.. Frazer.
The ItalianO pera troupe, with Borghese, were II
New Orleans at the latest dates 1t expected THAI
they would be engaged ~ c q, ana 'na'
The old Bowery Company have been playing al
Albany with pretty good success.
Messrs Covert and Dodge, Of Boston, were Civ
| ing Concerts in Augusta, Me.
Mr. Dempster, assisted by Miss and Master Soon
cis, give Concert in Albany tomorrow evening.
St LOUIS Theatre is in full blast Messrs. Mason,
Weston Clarke Farrcn RUSSELL Roberts, together with
Mrs Farren and Miss Sylvia are engaged
North American Equestrian Company are draw
| ing good audiences in Toledo, Ohio.
The Anglesea singers favor the citizens of Rox-
bury this evening with one Of their fine concerts
| Mr. Chambers, the celebrated accordion player,
recently from England giving Concerts In Montreal
and other parts OF Canada with great success. ef
MIR. T. ID. Rice is in Baltimore. He is expected
| to visit England In the fall
The Front street Theatre, Baltimore, has beer
opened for short by Mr. w. T. Burton, VINO y
assisted by the principal performers Of the Arch 'oo
| Theatre, Philadelphia.
The Misses. Soman are atthe Utica Museum
The National Theatre, Boston, closes on fne iouru
| Of July :. @. Io,ra N
A new theatre has been opened IN d 'on'' =
| B., called the "Prince Of Wales Ihestre. :.
new theatre on the site OF the old museum 70
| bc opened in Boston next winter, II 10 wnispefoa.
Master sconcia and Miss Moss, OF THIS Guy ar
| oiv;nr coucerts In Hartford, Conn., -
MI and Mrs Randall, the Scotch giant ana GAM 2,
a.. h.vs arrived in Cleveland, alter very 'uoo''''
/ tour in tho south and west.
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Tlleatrfcals.

PARK THEATRE.-The opera Of La Favorte,
which has been successful, will be performed
again this evening This composition of Donizet
II is one Of the most brilliant Of his musical works
and the manner in which it has been put on the
stage by the French company is most admirable
The singing Of Mile Calve, and the remainder Of
the performers, is excellent and the piece is on the
fair road for long run.
CASTLE GARDEN.-The performances tonight will
consist of variety Of dancing, singing comic tab
eaux, and the beautiful act of Herr Cline which, to-
gether with the promenade and agreeable view from
the outside balcony, afford most delightful even
ing's entertainment
NIBLos GARDEN.-There will be novelty here
this evening. The Acrobat Family, aided by MIR.
Barnes, appear in Comic Ballet. Mr. Roberts, the
popular Comedian, is re-engaged for few nights,
and will repeat his favote character in Roland for
an Oliver. LIE Chapeau du General" pleasant
little musical piece, is also given Chippendae, Set
ton, T. Pacide, Miss Taylor, Miss Mathews, and
the Watts, are included in the casts Altogether it
is an unusually strong bill.
Preparations on most extensive scale are making
to celebrate the fourth Of July. No expense will be
spared to render it worthy the great occasion.
PALMo's.-The Ethiopians are under full head
way, and their burlesques on the Bayadere and b.
hemian Girl nightly amuse large audiences
VAuxHALL GARDEr.-The garden is well patron
lsed and deservedly SO, with the varied performan
ces that are nightly given.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
EXTRA NEW YORK HERALD. &c., &c

The steamship Caledonia will leave Boston to-
morrow afternoon. for Halifax and Liverpool +; her
letterbags wi therefore, close in this city this af
tenoon, al past o'clock.
In order TO give the public an opportunity Of send
ing the latest news to Europe by this steamer, we
shall issue an Extra Herald ats o'clock this after
II will contain the latest intelligence from all
parts Of this continent, which may include some
thing from Texas and Mexico.
In addition to this Erta,we shall publish early to-
day another edition of the Weekly Herald, contain
ing The news of last week-the particulars Of the
Great Funeral Procession, with illustrations, &C.
The price of the Extra will be two cents per
copy, and sixpence for a Weekly, in or out of
wrappers
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FIRE IN PRovrDRNcE.-A fire was discovered yes
terday morning, between and o'clock, in the
third story Of the old brick calender building Sabn
street. belonging to the Providence Dyeing Bleaching
and Calenderng Company and used for packing goods
The upper story and roof entirely destroyed The
goods the loft burntthose in the lower part Of
mated at about 000 which covered by insurance
al the American Insurance Office the Hartford Insurance
Company and the Georgia Insurance and Trust Compa-
n.y. We could not ascertain the amount at each Office
Providence Journal June 90.
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MATRIMONIAL few days since there arrived at
Southport, Wisconsin, in the steamer Empire, lot
Of emigrans to the West among whom were two pairs
but under the same roof and in the same house. Each
pair comprised boy and girl they lived near neghbos
from infancy and the dav before starting West they
were united in male ard female Of the diff
fercnt pairs. They from st Lawrence county, New
York.
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The talented Ethiopian Opera COMPANY =, I Pam r
their napcs W iii III NAV for the rst time n this city
an excellent busqs Ia Bsysdsrs a Phi
Dsrs which W. Wa prsdios crowded house
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THE WEsLEYANs IN LOWER CANADA.-A Mont
real correspondent of the Rochester Democrat gives
the following statistics of the Wesleyan Methodists II
Lower CanadaNumber OF Chapels ri Places Of Preach
ing 1871 49, Sabbath Schools k4S Scholars
aba5 Local Preachers $751; Sabbath School Teachers 1853
Glass Leaders 1872; Members Of Church s,llo Regular
Hearers ~ 600.
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RowDYIsM-The police are sadly wanted in the
vicinity of the North River streets. On Saturday
afternoon, about 5o'clock, foreigner was shameful
ly treated at the corner of Watt and Greenwich
streets by set Of young dock loafers, who tripped
him up and beat him severely, while he was endea-
voring to his trunk from the grippe of car
man who was making off with it. He was, how
ever badly hurt by the rowdies that he was obi
ged to give up the chase after the carman, and pro-
badly lost his property. Are such things TO bs tole
rated
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BATHING IN SALT WATER.-This city is blessed
with most excellent bathing establishments. No
other city in the Union boast Of better or more
extensive ones There are two at Castle Garden,
kept by Rabneau and Thomas-two at the Fulton
Ferry, in Brooklyn, under the management o,
Grayand one at the foot Of Desbrosscs street, KEEP
by Rabineau, Jr These five establishments receive
patronage enough to convince that the inhabitants
of this city and Brooklyn are determined to be a
very clean people. Attached to the bathing houses
Of Gray and Rabineau, are warm and hot salt water
baths, which arc now almost universally recon.
mended by the medical faculty. And apart from the
benefit to be derived from the saline properties o.
the water, they are worth paying for as luxury.