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CITY lnfelllVsnna.

TUE WEEKLY MoaTALIrr .-rh. City Ipspector, q re-
port of infsrm-nts which We published yesterday gives
total 81 only 3i2 seaths for the week ending October
9th, vhish IL abundant evidence Of tho present healthy
state ~ the city. Among the Items deaths
cholera but ct their genr there every r.aaou
to doubt hsy 81 the Asistic type they are pro-
tHoy smigrant caaes. As In the pr. vious week ths
largest item IN the bill 4 dyssnt.ry which ts ~
mortality under thai head for .uch large
city A. New York, where there Is much intern ps-
rnscs, Irregular living and ANAL Of d-st-
tuition The deaths fram disrrhos are only s ORR
States, ope-fourth Of natives OF ireland and OF
nAtivct If all other countries AZ or lass than one
eleventh q the fetal IL n worthy Of remark thH, ~ OF
the deaths are VI children under year aud Ib2 or
one.hst are 81 children under years Of In New
York The greatest proportion Of the mortality 10 II
children, Ia the most bssltsy times
Trx AseipEsr rpx Ear RAiLmoAp.-Tbomas
Hare whose band We stated . day OF two ago wx,
crushed between the ~ the Erie Railroad beyond
Enmspo. had bic arm smputsted yesterday t@rnoon
eiose To the wrist morthcston beginning set
in.
Tbonss Grey, lsborer. ON The hudson River Rail-
rtsd had hts thigh bropep SATURDAY. afternoon aud
suffered est Internal injury from the cavinx 10 OF
bank He ~ss csnveysd to the city Hospital bat died
yesterday from the en, cite 81 the accident
FmE-Ysst.rdsy morning. a, half past one o'clock q
Ninth avenue. Fortunately ~ vas Uncovered b, Of
fc.r Isrhin Of the Sixteenth ward before II saiu-d
strength and with b.. assistance f,~ others ON
the spot vas sntinsuish-d sth hut triine de
Had II gone ahead for quarter 81 hour there IL no
telling aha. the consequsnces might be- with tn. "a
then raging at its beighth
A. O~sss WANTED ron Far Or.-On Saturday
pish ct half past nine o'clock officer willis Of the
bifte.Dtb ward found . fine fat strAyips through
the streets, and took him into custody
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QvorArIsrs yos rhs PaIsoiPAL Brosxs - Yuy


comparison Of prices current yesterday With those
ruling Ut the CLOSE Of the previous week exhibits de.
cline in United States 1865, Of per cent Ohio o.
Pennsylysnia So, y Reading Railroad, TX Harlem
III Farmers Loan az and an advance In Erie Rail-
road Of y Canton Company, V and Erie Bonds, X
per cent.
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port yeterdsy amounted to s5i 500 a. pay.
nent' si2si7si 81 balance, $3,s9a,l7S 70; duties,
$4sls3.
The following table will show the value Of the DRY
goods 1t this port for the endag Friday
and the amount deposited at and withdraw from the
United States warehouse
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great abso'cps question beiorhe country and while
;. Louis Yin growth and HIosesriiy aasqaAsib BY any
o. I. a.. ,, =, pant o. TN. sTss rSsa,w b
places that will in eomp,tiiios -ish h There
x! b sss ss S oS,sn a. Ghsaso
NThsn mss aud erposea on aceouns Of the
Iosi eon,.nd,d io, III. IN tas ss@s i.,ssds ..
San P,nsi.so nd :. hs city q the south
sonso.rsby north % 81 Louie, aud The south is
,s. S AT a. Loni. W. yr Is closed b, is. 70 the
s oSI 10 ss sas or s .ss %
n. r',lr.ss rvhshs ,cS,h from s. L.a .ad 'h, The bust,
Cincinnati rad then - rs,seursh aud Ptsdslphia aad
phs eentsndsd tor by she aecoun1 Of las being
ssnar ~ me Ss1, err s,as .nd large sad pros
c not receive ssy srse e,asa, from t.is ,srninu. oao
sas.sss f.r % -, on add .Rs rvsrs
and ssu.. on seesan, q Il. s.eragiea esrtsl po.n
being .. .ssrs q she sr...., sud asvIs,oa in NE
rupt.d ~ lee pow ,s. ssS TO- .. 1syr inter
ss,Gca.ss nils. r..dy soa%.as.a 90 ~ ap.a
r,.r which omplssd 20 .S.,,saol' aud under scae
,hs souts,rn ieslasini,ss rS,s TON sssssass 70
zsl's,. and p. road nsm schnssd 2 Nashville. III.
with prospect ~ ,s SPEEDY complexion TOE
%. Cso ree.s ~ ssposs a f nsif M. SSo s
~. es -. 'S,,.y hit, ne ,.s .i'a # .as k.us,urs
,sm. sevn,sge the state Missouri that he Erie canal
sso from i. mouth q d. ohio - oSssso ~. son "a
s"Sss Or ,ss 20, s. s1s yer. arg s.G = %,nsy 81.
pspy Tor ompirtn ny u eonyi.en ~ .. ana IN. ross
al \ iii ,so rsilrosa routes from n.
ana o .sd middle s
saso and the Lss 70 lerh sas Bosn ana n. ether
~ way ,ineinrAt aud Ptshn,rh 10 Philadelphia SO
ohio , IN y. .ss srsss ssl,'.s I. ai
sorpect ~ rsilr.sd tie f'iovns Atlantic elites. passing
isas So."s and 81 sr 'S' "a. sis % s III.
,. 1 sS @ niss .s"rs s,. q .
miles :. ,s n rsysAfien ana IN ,s,r ocurss
sprest Iron Aurtsss ~ Missouri eighty miles from she
month the ore - which v said 70 be the purst world
Of the river the rails tor The road An BIO
forwarded on the ssn.e AZ TIE werk progresses.
President Tsyner sos hss osbsnss. -Bra-
dys eesbrstsS ssrsphie prist " Prsas~t raylsr
81 per single copy =. shs s.bisher sr.4ys .I,srv -
.so ~ hroaawst, sorner " rnlsor street MSsr~i an
Wigs Hsd roavees--We wsuid call the
sssssen u s,Isrs Asa ss.....r rsisrns Wis To.
,nvsr,.s " Z. PHSios. ~" NJ srs.s.sy. .srsss =
- Is. ssr r,ss s.pS. aAsrs "a, y -: =. s. ssss
sns beet assorsm--' w the sisy
NY Goods are ready, aud Z arm ready -
nshs an elegant SUI Of Ci.thes slross se-inAi vvsss
RON IS tess al.o nsv sssls over Goa. ,.py hssss
ser-e garment FOR ths somins q. b. CLARK
Astounding reduction sn tine prices OF
% ~ sFs S,s, s.s o. eiss. S,';
re United s,stss No W Boesry, Hir. Apdersous rvs
,.n lave Carr h ~ss "a 70 io. OIL ciems g. !. So
tonabs--prsniusn shell, Open Chss- pss- |
tern se1hs ladies are invited 20 otains the assortment
vsies = os hrs.. .1d ro't complete in she s.y ss- I
a. -, Goid Cerss s,ors. n. r. corh. ~ .hsiesaIs '
~ Fbl"sii'~9A hfeatTey,2d ds'fssors. Dame 81
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Important from Yucatan.

NEw ORLEANS, October 5, 1S4e.
We have advices from Campechy to the 25th OF Sep.
TENDER The report is confirmed that dssensions have
occurred among the chiefs OF the insurgent Indians
and it Is expected that this of races in the
peninsula Of Yucatan will be brought close, by the
quiet submission of the Indians TO the whites.
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ARRIVALS AND bEPARTtRKs.
Captain Bresertop, u. =. Army: DIR. Daniel and
Daughter, Savannah, Major v Anderson and family,
" lAfmy; LhaIes Leppold Bsltirnor~ Lewis Lyman,
Richmond, J. ". Fenno, Boeton; Lieut.. NJ y Msury,
v y Army; e Merritt st Johns N.B w. ID Camp
bell, Quebec; Captain w. n. Nevman aud lady, ". y
Army; Hon AIR Pembertoo, Canada; Hon Hiucks
Inspector General. canada; r.. Rogers. Nev Orlesns
~ ID clark, u. a. Amy; Judge Ogden, New Jersey;
> BAILEY ffb,isdsiphs; Hon willis Hall. Bsilston;
Boyd Phiisdelpbia Major Sparks Captains
tiith. Nyun, ard Hare. British Army. Mr. McNsb,
Hslifar; 4 Atoche and family. Mexico; u. ". Man
~, Wet Point. Mr. Hsmphill. Wilmington; ). Knox
Waller, Washington. Major Louth and. lady. british
Alien, Oss,go among the arrivals 81 the irving
xsst.
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The Dollar Weekly.

The Delsr Weekly Herald will be published this
afternoon. its contents will embrace . variety Of
interesting matter Single copies two cents; annua,
subscription, dollar six copies for Ave dollars
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AMutEnENTs rHis EVENING

BOwkRY THEATRE, Bowsry-WARwIeH-ERARrsA
Tft
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-TuB sraASsHa-
GupnRN TsOuGHrs.
FfBLos GARDEN, Broaawty-T CAT RspE-IrALIAn
BRfoArEa-JocAo
BURToN'sTHEATRE Chambers strsst-DrnoH in ,rKa
JOHN JoNTs-f-r ToODLss.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squAre-HDAA Va
TRvMps-FBnALE FosIr 1HEvEs-CHEksAsE 0nIEF.
OLYMPIC TBBATRB Bpadway-sRpAnArnM Mantle
hAse,- FaA DiAvoDo-BRIrANrIA AND HIBsRsIA
MECHANICS HALL-CHRisrr's MINsrRsLs-vovAeE
npsicALs-EIHIopiAN SINGING.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broadway-Frsn . A. n. 10 II
Pm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROoMS-Mn. MAsALLIsrE nj
eoIRIHs MAGIevb.
WEsH'S COLISEUM, Aston Plaes-EaussrnIAH Pea
ToRMANoFs &C.
New YORK., Monday, October D. 1913.
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ADDITIONAL PROM BuENos AYxEs.-By the bark
MuskiDgum, Capt. Crockett, which arrived yes
terday from Buenos Ayres, we are in receipt OF
files Of La Gaeeta Mercanta to the 18th August,
some eight days later than we have had before.
We find nothing new in them The fate OF the
treaty which the French Admiral Predour sent on
his oo'.,ni"rn, men consiuersuon, seine
hme sgo, has not been heard of, nor have we heard
Of it in this country. As by the late arrivals from
Europe we saw that Admiral p. had been SUPER
SEEDED. we presume his treaty was not accepted and
that The matters at variance between Rosas and
the European Powers, will remain open questions
for some time 10 come.
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irrespective of party, or party feeling should have
nothing to do with our municipal affars,) for such
men are, in their opinion, best frted to perform
the duties Of the offices for which they are noml
mated. BY the time another election shall have
come round, we hope to see the stump'n2 system
introduced, in lieu of that which now exists and
which, as we have shown, places the great mass
of both parties at the mercy Of loafers, TO q
mild term
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yoy UNS.spr CORRESPONDENCE, eontdtnSn2 ssn-
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NJ NOTICE taken Of anonyssous so"so'anie 9 nom;
Hhaersr tended for rtion must b. d"laencdted
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Eer publication but as guaranty o. hs so@o J"h' we
a,rss rejected comm uHt6 nflons
TIE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT ~ open Mfe"shoss
2e sieht.
TERMS, ETC.
TIE Dan v HERALD Three EDITIONS, cents per copy
Ar p,r anyum. TIE MORNING EDITION "a pnb itshsd
.fS erIock NJ and dist ibated tcJore bred kfaf the
arst dFTERNOON EDITION BE- had Of tas neos BOYS
- o'TIock. and The secoad at 5 O'clock, r. NJ
THE WEEKLY HERALD, for circulation on thts Con-
k.sn Il published epery Saturday at6'a cents per copy
a. "a ocr cuia Ia Europe and prtntsd
y E.neh and English at ga cents per or - per
s.auu. mn iunef price 10 iHcfEde the POSTAGE.
'TEE DOLLAR nEEhLY HERALD sperv Monday,
s<sfs per cory; 81 per eoptss to efuo &C.,
Il ser mum 1hf D0ifar Herdkd iciH not contGtn any
waffer published "a the Weekly Heraid.
all LETTERS by mau yor sAbscripfions or .csth i'd
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ADVERTISEMENTS trenewed soery mcrntag, and
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w -.
PR'NTNd Of 0H kinds saecuted beautifully, and 'osh
isspatch Orders receired ~ the office.
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freight, for the month this year between two and
hrse thousand dsrs for transporting their own rails,
&e for the extension n the road sans varying from,
t~o 10 i've thousand dollars kavs In this wav b.ar
added monthly 70 the receipts since the frs. Of Nav
last In this way the sross revenue of the COMPANY
has been made 10 appear much larger tina, a r..v a.
IL this amount IL retained IN the rsy.pus a,caunt
part OF the earnings II must be charged to csos,ruc
uon account ~ mus. out OF one pocket 70 o.,
into the other The eror rscsspts this year M 70 the
LIST Of Octobsrb.ins nine months 60 ss,s soa
averaging SIS t22 per month The aggrsv.s. for ths
year viii not exceed hundred thousand do,.r,
The probability h. that ie viii be less than thai ann
The receipts Of the Massachusetts Western Rail-
road Comrsoy for the month Of September this year
amount to s1Ns25 sssiost si2o iss for the scvrss.
pondins month In lsts, sbo~ns Increase 81 az ssS
Railroads Throughout the country have not dom. a.
much business durios the month Just closed as anti,
eirsted and the recsirt do comp,re nv more IA
vofsby with those for the ding month Last
year than any Of the previous months this year
The recent annual report Of tho Harrisburg and Lam
o''t'r Railroad Company gives very favorable ac-
count Of the concern Since the last animal reoo,.
the Board 81 Directors have declared two .su .,nr
dividends Of three cent each on the capital stock
OF The comFany IN October and the other in Apr;,
Al or paying the interest the funded debt ana the
current expenses ~ the year there will be profit from
the earnings Of the road ~ ss7lo3 81, nearly nina
per cent for the last f.cai year
The Vermont Central Rsilrosd yin SOFA be opened
10 waterbury There -ir then be 20 miles IN opera
hon; only 10 mies. from Waterbury 10 Burlington.
rsmsin to Be finished and this viii be accomplished 90
o. 70 run TO Burlington, In the month Of December
short distance I'M Burlington adjoining the lake. win
not be completed until next season. but the road win
be running 10 Darlington In December.
The Nsusatuc Railroad IL nov mpleted; lie t.rmf-
nus s ct winssed, and The ears down 10 Bridge
pofs she road having been constructed parallel 10 the
New York and New Haven road from Stafford "a
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S5ss,4I2

to3x,4n SfO.66J tYSH1x
The payments from the sub.tressury for seven days
ending Friday, amount to s47615l "a The value OF
merchandise exported from this port for the week end
Ing Friday, vas $3.50 b63. The value Of merchandise
and specie imported into this port for the month q
September was " 2sloS7, the duties which amount
ed to s1yssa,71s.
Bonds Of the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Company, to the amount OF $3.50 ooo bearing six per
cent interest," redeemsbe In 1855 we're sold at auction
In Boston, on Saturday. at so . SIX per cent The
bonds bear interest from the LIST Of July last so.ss-
qnsnuy IN per cent interest has already accrued re
stated that this amount will pay OF the floating debt
OF the company, and complete the road.
The sross earning. ct thu Erie Railroad Company for
the month Of sspsmbsr in each Of tho past two years
were ~ annexed -
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tern SHE ladies ate invited 10 otanns the
vnieh tie iar.sst snd most complete in she sity
psterrs heratfsl3 new nt ~ Dressing Connie
az 'ht Gold tarH tore. N. u. romhs ~ ~heipraia.
~ EilSsi, ;tah nfo2ivey, % dosr ssovs Duane a
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rnsi,h Three. ngrss Carpets. Rnes. on 6le,ss Drug
rte etc ~ TIE eeehrsted ehespes. pet sss-hmen
re United No. ~ Bossry, Hirans Apder.ous 1vs
large sow stocteo With rich got- 10 rsces Yor
DYvsssts y. te4a " ~
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MOVEMENTS IN roRsres DRY Goops.
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Wigs nsd foapees--We wsutd call the
atsesticn u rsfsrhg wes Too.
PEGS " res.a' imprevsnest Of meet mrorssnt character
Invented by X. PbALON, Ne. NJ BresSwav. ssrpes u
Deg street. snasr the Franklin Hs~se They be
At he ssty crtirs Rooms ~ksrs " Ahs largest
Ans beet Asscvsu~~t IN the city.
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nske elegant SUE OF Clothes aluoss sominAl pvs>s
fcr insnee french Cloth Frook CoatS SIS fus
RON 80 v ~ Alse, nsv style Over Coat yeyy had
sev-e garment for shs scmins a. b. CARkk Ne.
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Appointments by the President.

TO FILL VACANCIES.
Thomas NJ Foot Of New York, to be Charge d'Afaires
to New Granada in lieu Of Benja A. Bidlack, de-
ceased.
Alexander X. McCiung Of Mississippi. to be Charge
dAHares to BOLIVIA in lieu Of John Appleton resigned
Charles L. Fleischmann, of the District Of Columbia
TO be Consul at Stutgard, in Wurtemburg, In lieu OF
Tobias Beebler resigned
Stephen ID Poole Of North Carolina to be Consul
at Turks Island in lieu of J. T Pickett resigned.
George f. Usher. Of Rhode Island, to be Commercial
Agent at Port au Prince, in lieu Of Joseph e. Luther
resigned.
George Marsh Of Vermont, to be Minister Resi-
dent at Constantinople in lieu Of Dabney g. Carr
called.
Thomas W. Chnn, Of Louisiana to be Charge DAT
fairies TO the Kingdom OF the Two Scilies
John Trumbull Van Allen. Of New York, to be Charge
dAaaires to the Republic OF Ecuador in lieu Of Van
Brugh Livingston. recalled.
John &. D. Davis. Of Massachusetts, to be Secretary
Of Legation to England.
Lorenzo Draper, Of New York. to be Consul at Havre
de Grace in lieu Of VIM. j. Staples, recalled
Edward Kent Of Maine TO be Consul NJ ITO Janeiro,
In lieu OF Gorbam Parks, recalled.
Rev Thomas Sewall. Of Maryland, TO DC consul NJ
st Jago de uba in lieu of John W. Holding recalled
VIM X. Eayes, Of Connecticut, to be Consul at Bar
BADGES. In lien Of Noble Towner, recalled.
Elijah Payne, Of New York to be Consul at Panama,
In lieu Of VIM Nelson recalled.
Charles Benjamin, Of Connecticut, to be Consul at
Demerara, in lieu Of Samuel J. Masters, recalled,
Israel d. Andrews, Of Maine, to be Consul for New
Brunswick and Canada in lieu of Collins Whitaker
recalled.
Bailey n. Edney, Of North Carolina, to be Consul
At Pernambues In lieu ofC. q. Salinas, "a foreigncrD
removed
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BosroS, June 13-Bv Auction.-l0 shares Boston and
yoIss;ier kalroad cent advsnesi boston ana Low
ss.. .Ssa.ss ka5sss sss p Ssr
Bsss s' aaas
e
Company $50 per BoystOn Fire and Marine Tnsur
IS si sississ rsI
road Isst'TS asssd, loa los; il Northern Rail;
Bass GGssy 10y
is 90 LONG s' slS ffe
- Vermont and hasaohp'sts Railroac As 49,; % do
cssasaS sS fG SS
hsssn Eroas Bons Is sp G a.
ssS1 Fs,Sad = al 80 Reading Railroad ls Fall
"a M ss,OoO Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, Co.
FOREIGN MARKETS
HAVANA, June S.-Since report of 21st ult there
has been no material change In sugar prices An active
demand has been maintained for Europe, and planters
have been firm In their pretensons We place quo
istions as follows ~ hies 10 11]s rails; very
choice IL; yelows choice and superior, g. browns
and ysllows 90 Oh; Cucuruchos Az RS. Musco-
sados ar. AZ a0 rs, according to quality We con-
unue to have occasional showers which very bene-
hcial snd assist planters In their operations
with the cane growing for next season. However,
owing TO the serious injury sustained from the protract
"a drought they are not likely to have large yield
next year The exports during May active for
Europe, but 10 the States only 1900 boxes for
ward against 252O0 boxes In May. 1913 Tho ship
far 10 the United States show decrease of 90 600
boxes against those Of last The cargoes of white
sugar gop. and loading for cowes aud market and
for The Baltc, amount TO 10000 boxes Noasses con.
tnuss firm at rs We understand the daily supplies
rom the interior az the outpotts very small as com
Jared with former years at the same period Coffee
may be quoted az before st s4sl SO. The sales Of
lard conprsei quantity equal to 900 kegs at S11 x
for barrels aud Sl2 l2 for kegs The stock amounts
10 about GOO kegs -Four vessels in with rice,
amounting 20 go casks. The sales so
anost stS ek sand ~ RAILS 500 casks In store at
~ and 10 iials aud 30 bags Valencia at SO rails
here main first bands cargo saoat and 200 casks
In store The dealers very largely supplied, and we
cannot expect TO improvement ia the article for
time Lumber has declined account of heavy ar
rivals The sales 81 w Pine prised 0O0O 600 feet
and 10000 feet left for disposai The rates paid
we're sl9ts a 20 for Bath, SIS lsts for Portland
About b3O geo feet r. r. lumber arrived which have
bssn sold with exception ~ cargo from Mobile, at
slh and so for steam sawed from Wilmington Sl6l.
and flIh fer river ana timber partly credit Flour
Am.r'can bhl sig; rice, per o 81 rails lard
o. ilh l2is hams, 10 ID. Frcghts depressed
hArttrs have bseD made OF American vessels tor
Cove and market at AZ IS, az Ia. cd. and So los
according 90 their ize aud character aud 2 los and
a. ls Cd Tor 81 Pct rsburFh For privileged vessels
- 5s aud A37s Cd for sugar, aud G3 5s for moasses
has been paid There Is scarcely anything Offering TO
the United states, aud the rates nominal Two
yefssis accepted 81 for Bolasses Exchange on Lon
don, 10 per cent prem. New York and Boston par to
q pr cent prem.
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On Thursday, June l4tn. sAspronp 8 Su,ru In tho
SD year Of his age
His friends, aud those Of the family are invited to
attend his funeral on Friday the 18th inst, at four
clock PM from the residence Of his father Doctor
ArcheAus g. smith, No el Seventh street. near First
avenue. without further invitation.
On Thursday the 18th inst. Jouv ~ SMITH SEN I'm
the 9th year Of his age, after short and painful H.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence. No li2
West Broadway this (triday) morning, at OF O'Clock
suddenly, on thursday morning. June 1sth, MIcsAsL
more, ireland
Ills friends, and those Of his brothers John Patrick
and Daniel are requested To attend his funeral this
day (trday), at 10 o'clock AN, from his residence
&c West street.
Ihiisdelphia and Cincinnati papers please copy
On Thursday 18th inst, Of congestion Of the brain
EsnLn ErGssr. aged two years aud eleven mont his
youngest son OF Louis v and Resale de Figauiere
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral this Qridsy) afternoon, at four
O'Clock from 20 Narick street.
On the lsth inst, HrSRs WILSON. aged ~ years
The friends OF the family invited TO attend his
funeral from his late residence 203 West street this
ttfiday) afternoon at 3h o'clock the funeral 70 pro-
coed to the New York Cemetery,
On the 18th June, Of cholera, DAVID SuArrucE, sea-
man in the 3sth year Of his age native Of Chardon
State Of Ohio.
Ohio papers will please copy.
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knows how the next trial will terminate, though
the chances look well for Palfrey.. AT the present
rate, however, he will never be able to render any
very effective opposition to the administration at
the capital. The free soilers however, stick like
death, and bid fair to distance all others. The
democrats don't appear TO fig for the differ
ence between Palfrey and Thomson; andthe wings
do not appear to realize the importance OF this
election at the present critical state of affairs.
Money is quite easy; and business, though dull
enoughrs beginning to improve slowly. All New
England is now on the extreme of dulness. The
People of Name, especially in the lumber Districts
represent themselves as exceedingly poor, this
season, en- account Of the dry weather in the win
ter and spring. A freshet is as necessary to the
lumber regions~of Maine as is the overthrow OF the
Nile to the inhabitants of Egypt In this state OF
affairs, down East, instead OF devotlng themselves
TO religious dutes, the people don't appear to care
fig forthe clerical robes; and have heard OF a
recent case of an authorized agent OF the Bible So
ciety receiving only fourteen cents after power
full sermon of an hour and a half.
We have quite number of your lightfngered
gentry, at present, on the Inequalities of the city,
and the pockets of our citizens have suffered some
The police have nabbed one or two, and are on the
track of others.
But few departures have as yet taken place for
Saratoga, &c II has been so cool here, that thick
coats have been in demand as yet. However, to-
day, II is quite warm, and we look for general
nsh from the city next week.
G. r. Thorn will open at the Howard Athe-
naum, In August, with good company. II.