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GRACE LEE, by Julia Kavanah, author

RACE LEE, by Julia kavanah, author
VI Of Daisy Burns, Madeleine. Nathalie, sc
The Summer Land; a Southern Story, Ly a
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NOUkT OF archaeological summa-
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which have been presented 10 the House of Rep.
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claim, with reference 10 the journals, reports, bills,
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ID ARTLETT's AMERICAN ExPLoR-

porstions AID incidents in Texas, New Mexico.
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o Tom owen. the Bee Hunters, sc, illustrated
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NEW BoOks At TAYLOR

IN Msury's.-" An American among the
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The Nei4hbor's Children from the German ~
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I iME! LIMEi LIME.-To PIasterers

iME! LiMEi LIME!-To PIasterers
IL and Buders,-We have now on hand at
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Line, and are now making two hundred barrels
daily which We will sell on the best terms
We would call the particular attention OF plas
lefefs 10 THIS superior article Of Lime ID H. free
rom coal cnders Or other sediment il being
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Give call and you shall be pleased.
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NORTH AND SOUTH, by the author of
In Mary Barton" The Moorand Cottage, "
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Kings and Queens, OF Life in the Palace, by
John G. Abbott new edition, just received and
for sale by FARNHAM
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requirements of good steel Pen
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New EDITION OF DICKENs,s COM

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The Missing Bride, or Miriam the Avenger, by
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TAKE NOTICE,
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER

MAT III L >, JEWELRY, SILVER
w and Plated Ware al Reduced Prices.--ln
anticipation OF the approaching dull season, we
offer our entire stock of elegant Gold Watches,
Rich Jewelry Pure Silverware, &c, al greatly
reduced rates.
Persons would do well 10 examine our assert
ment which is by far the largest. most fashionable,
and best selected offered 10 our customers.
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324 Penn avenue between Sth and 9th streets.
Feb l6-3iif
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CROW QUiLLS. - Further supply OF the
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WI modate a few Gentlemen with Board; or n
Lady aud Gentleman, on | street, between 9th
and 7th, No. 500. The House j. situated a short
distance from the Potent Office and other Depart.
ments. Nov TO-
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ONLY - HOURS FROM ST. LOUIS TO NEW
YORK! AND 81 HOURS TO CINCINNTIu
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and other articles connected with the Tailoring
Business, on importation, and from respectable
city merchants, who are in want of discounted
money al any price or loss, owing 10 over
stocked market and the circumstances of hard
times, "a ID. 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

DECREASE OF IMMTGRATIoN.-Recent Stats
tics show that there has been q considerable
falling off OF immigration to the United States
during this year. It has been stated that the
Know Nothings kept the immigrants away, but
such does not seem to be the fact, as there has
been still greater per centage Of reduction 10
the arrivals at Quebec, which amounted on the
10th instant to about five thousand, decrease
of over twenty thousand compared with the
corresponding period of last year.
We opine that the large enlistment bounty
offered in the United Kingdom has had
the effect to cause many fine fellow
to become food for powder, who would
otherwise have cast his lot on some Of our
lands at the West The act in relation to en-
numbered estates has also had very prosper
Gus effect in Ireland, and altogether, that un-
happy country is in better state than 1t has
been at any time during the past two or three
centuries. These, with other causes not 80 i'm
portsnt, have caused the number of immigrants
to be reduced this year. 1t is still large enough
for all practical purposes.
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An inquest was held yesterday upon the body OF
German named Hermann Greavts, doing business
Of Lovsy and Greenwich streets, Who cams to his
death by drowning, under the following circumstances
The deceased appeared went TO battle at the foot OF
Christopher street along with few friends While the
Others enjoying themselves in the water ths de
ceased who unable - swi m, commencsd 70 anu
himself BY lowering himself into the water BY chain
that was attached TO . small vessel moorei to the
dock. While thus engaged he accident ally slipped hi.
hold and was pr-clpatsd 70 the water where, after
few seconds struggling he sank 10 ore Efforts
mad. TO the deceased but the ali ARR red too
late The deceased was to have been rried Ia few
days.
man named Johu Flemm,nss while bathing at the
eertslly drowned His clothing was found by this %,
lice the spot where the took place The
number OF articles found aSo alongside of hia
etching. which had evidently been purchased at the
store OF Jsmes Hopkins, IS Nest Brosd~.y
In the East river yesterday From the general sppsar
OF me bodies they supposed to have been
tives Of Ireland verdict Of supposed drowning was
been in the water but . few days
ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
An inquest was also held upon the body Of a msn
named Christian Stsler, who on Hudson
River railroad at the Of Forty niuth street aud
Eleventh avenue The deceased IL appears was return.
irg from bathing whep crossing the track In Eleventh
avenue he stumbled and fell Just train OF cars was
coming 70 this city. The wheels passing over his leg
produced compound fracture OF the leg from the Of.
fscts Of which he afterwards Dies. II was rumored
yesterday that the deceased had been sttscted by
with the intention of robbing him, and thro wing I'm
upon herack with much violence the train came along
ard before could himself the passed over
his leg The evidence, however does not 40 70 estsb-
,h their state o: facts although ths IL
by many TO be one Of a very suspicious nature.
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Arrest OF q Post Office Clerk.

CHICAGO, June 80, 1885,
The special mail agent, Mr.. Plnkerson this morning
arrested Theodore p Den aston cerS in the Post On
here for robbing the mails Four Thousand dollars in
bank notes. found in his room 1t il the general
belief that ten TO fifteen thousand dollars lost
from the mails in this The brother Of Dennis
ton arrested in April last, for the same offence
Denuistcn ia no = in Jail
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PORTLAND, Juoe &c. 1855
At the Law term Of the Supreme Court, at Auxusta,
in the Of John Hsrsam, sentenced In the Police
Court to fine and imprisonment for selling glass Of
liquor Chief Jus,e Shepey discharged the prisoner
writ Of hsbeas corpus deciding that municipal judges
and justices Of the peace have no jurisdiction for pun
ishiDe liquor Sellers under the second section of the
law which only be done by indictment and trial BY
jury in the prsme Court The effect Of thus decision is
to completely nully the law far the and
form OF its execution has been attempted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

A LoYG NooNNG-We observe that several
cases of death from sunstroke are already re
ported. If the temperature of the atmosphere
continues much longer at its present hei gh., We
fear that we shall have much larger number
Of these casualties than usual. H. would be
prudent for those who are engaged in out OF
door work to come to some agreement with
their employers, by which their labors should
lie commenced at an earlier hour-say -four
o'clock in the morning-and suspended whilst
the sun is in its meridian. No employer,
we are satisfied, would object to an arrange
ment which is absolutely necessary to thu
he alth and safety of those who work for hin.
His own interests would, in fact, be consulted
by it, for it is ysically impossible for labor
ers or artisans to put forth the some am unit Of
exertion under scorching sun that they would
doin the cool atmosphere of the early morning
Let employers, therefore, revert generally to
one of the good old customs of our forefathers,
and il dulge their men with long incoming.
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THE LATEST NEW
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING vELEeaspns.
From, Washington.

YEATS IN The WIND ?--EEsIGNATIoN OF THE COM
MISSIONER - PATENTS REMOVALS, sTc.
WASHINGTON. jane 80, 1855.
Msssrs. Dsy s, MaClsliaDd and wilson coseted
yesterday for long time. Wilson, you remember, WAS
dc espit.ted for Knos NothiDgism.
Judge Mas,n Commissioner OF PATENTS has positively
resigned Mr. snugert chef clerk OF the Patent Office,
VIII receive the appointment
was informed that eighteen heads taken of TO.
day at the Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON, JAMS 80, 1855.
The Icing contemplated resignation Of Mr.. Mason,
Commissioner Of fstents Is said has taken place Hs
wal leave Thursday for lucrative pursuits
hr. Blake, the Commissioner OF Public Bailiiogs,
has given bonds in the OF $4,000 aud appointed
Mr.. Roche the retiring city coe:tor, as his clerk
Mr. Crampton the B:tsh Minister, it il understood,
has taken umSrage at the naturalization for preventing
the departure Of recruits for the Crimea.
Five clerks and messenger attached to the Tressu
ry Department removed this morning, political
grounds.
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Judge Cuiver Presented by Grand Jury.
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TRRMrNER'
Before Judge Rockwell and justices Stryker
and Humans.
The above court convened in the Governors Room of
the Brooklyn City Hall Friday for the purpose Of re
csvipg the preeentment Of toe Grand Jury which had
been in session since the first Monday in June. Besides
finding about fifteen indictments snce the previous
port), they made the following pressntmsnt relation
to Judge Culver, of the Brooslyn City Court
The Grand Inquest for the June Of toe Court Of
Oyer and Terminer beg leave say that toey have
ton the coming before them wsbous any de.
sire 10 shrink from the responsibility Of upoo
matter having Us it's tendency the public good or the
lieUDg that upon them devolyes the important and i'm
perstve responsibility Of truly impSrtay invsst-
eating al matters laid before them for their action And
hat no public officer or class OF public officials
xaitsa the position they occupy exempt froma
With these sentiments your Grand Jury have resolved
70 90 their duty (as they unoerstnd it, fear-sy
presentment desire to call attention. the mut,tu1 10 OF
complaints which have before them interfering
with oicers." Some fee these complaint. we're we'll
founded and were OF sufficiently aggravated and serious
nature for the consideration Of Grand Jury. but by
far the greater mass OF them could In the opinion OF
This Crane Jury be much readily and oh .ply dis
posed in the lower Tnsy bops .aarsfore in
future that many OF such cau consstently
(spd serve the OF jusce) b. disposeo OF before
reaching the grand inquest and nsnty county
Another subject to which they would refer, and which
Of the proper authorities ID that OF CITY Court.
Painful IL is for Shsm 70 present charge 80 ssri
nature, they nevertheless deem Il their duty TO
the community, well to themselves stsse on.
the authority OF facts winch have been laid them
t1a Judge Culver OF the City Court has guilty OF
many acts OF gross negligence and psrtalty ds
charge OF his Official duties and thAs they woa there.
fore present him As to,als unqualified an, unat to.
discharge imIarAy the dues of his presen RESPONSE
lie position.
Your Grand Jury would therefore recon p.nd that
sucn measures as are IN keeping with the and
conttutiop be taken 30 remedy the evd off,
Your Grand Jury feel constrained to acsuo wIedee
their ebsatioDs TO many of their follow citizens for
their efficient aid in these inve s.ig atoms.
Your Grand Jury would cssm Il an injustice to pass
without mention their visit to the county jail and
county institutions at FlAtbush Without pardcular-
zing they would express their entire at the
eooc orcer examiners snj disc pn- that .ss hess
entire Institutions this very unpropticus season of
the year. without being iDvidious they acEnow
ledge the courtey Of sheriff Lot. Mr. heyers, Of the
Amsbouse; DIR. Blanchard, ply stefan the Luusuc
Asylum; Mrs Newton mstIon Of the Luostc Asy-
lum, and Mrs. Brewer mstr n Of the Nursery. All OF
which IA respectfully submitted.
FRANCIS c. KIRBY Forsman
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PRoPyILpn NAPOLEON SUSK.-Ellwood Walter
T,o Secretary Of the Board OF Underwriters. received
assp.tcb IRON Buffalo, dated the 26th inst, ststog
N Al propeller Napolsop from Lake Superior
tfs canals struex rock the 26th jus, after enter.
rs 81 Marys nvsr, and suph in twenty feet OF ws,e
IN tor IL The pilot house lie Just out OF the water
sfs fss on board. belonging 10 the Pitsburs Nosrg
Ceppspy, eighty tons Of mass copper, coming Ess..
Ma gIes we're B. M AIKEN 70 raise her a. one.
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THr Cry or Hopsos. Reports have been clrcuists1
that the construction OF the c.y Of Hudson nae
Dot been accomplished in legal manner. Tbs j. sat
true Governor Price signed the act OF Incorporation Ia
cue time and form, and the act Of incorporates is
legal Tho original duly certified. 10 y the poe.
lessior Of Nr, Watson, tie Ciers 9. IA. eity.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY l. 1855

glass of brandy! Where is your honesty, citi-
zen? What are your opinions, citizen Robes
pierreg Do you or do you not 60 for tempe
ran ce citizen Robespierre McElra.h? Are you
or are you not for shooting down people here
on the 4th Of July, citizen Robespierre NJ
Erath President of the Nassau Bank
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Markets.

CHARLESTON June 20, 1855
Our cotton market has declined &c. = &c. to-day,
with sales OF 400 bales Prices range from 9lc. =
nLc.
ALBANY, June ao-l2:3O P. NJ.
Flour held Grmer, but sales at advanced prices.
Sales 500 bbls Wheat-No sales Corn again decliusd
Sales Of Is COO bushels Western mixed a. 87c. aaos
ana Ssc in lots Oats lower. Sales Of Chicago SOC.
weight, nd exc. measure. Whskey aye. Rscsio,s
BY canal to day, 29i tb -four, 3o3So bushels corn,
6,3s7 bufhels oats.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA. Juoe 80, 1855.
Money essy. For first class short time soer seven
Per cent. Stocks dull. Reading Railroad, as . 40;
Long Island II l7i4 PennsylvAnia STATE Ewes, 90;
Morris Canal, Is.
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The Weather In the East.

Boston, June 80, 1855.
1t exceedingly hst this morning, but sastsrly
wind sprDgng up has moderated the weather. and the
Thermometer 1t registered 81 deg. in the shade
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 80, 1885,
The Thermometer at this place reaches IS deg in the
shade.
CONCORD IN. H.), June 80, 1885.
At o'clock this afternoon, the stood at
96 degrees in the shade.
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ARRIVAL OF THE o. 9. FRIG ATE CUMBERLAND-RkIL-
ROAD ACCIDENT, ETC., ErC.
Boston, June 80, 1885,
The United States rgate Cum serland, dag ship Of the
arrived here day, after absence Of
three years. The Cumberland sailed from La Spez-
Ia May s.; Genoa, May TO- and Gibraltar May 20. the
C. parted with the United States saranac the
Goth, of the Straits Of Gibraltar,
Late New Brunswick papers state tina. hsndso NJ
sum has been subscribed and extensive prsparat ons
made for the celebration Of the fall of Sebastopo when
1t takes place.
The schooner Eugene had arrived at Pictou with 100
more Of the passengers received from the ship L,ch
ban Castle, wrecked near the Magdalen Islands Tns
whole number on board were saved
The outward train from Boston of the track to-
day, near Winchendon The engine, tender and bag
gage thrown down embankmsnt twelve
feet and the forward passenger slightly damaged
All the passengers escaped uninured Only Of the
fremen vas hurt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

DECREASE IN NEWSPAPER CIRcULArIoN.-We
uDoerstSnd that our cold water cote nporaries,
the Tribune and Tunes, are beginniSg TO feel
already the pressure OF public opinion, 10 q
large reduction of their dsily issues. From
their own showing, 'tappears that where houses
and corner groceries are to let, it is announced
that !" the Times ia not taken here" or that
" the Tribune is not taken here" which means
something. The fact is that in this com nunity,
when a fanatical legislative majority and
their organs attempt to fsster upon the public
despotic aad ruinOus act, like this new liquor
law, which strikes directly or Indirectly at the
business and subsistence of two or three hun
dred thousand Of our city population, there will
be resistance agaiost it in every lawful shape
and form, and against all concerned in passing
or upholding it. Wait till the fourth Of Jaly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

THE WEArHEK.-will Professor Merriam be
good enough to inform the public when this
). heated term" will be superseded by cooler
temperaturef We all know what sort Of
weather we had yesterday, and II does not re-
ouire meteorologist, nor prophet, to tell us
that II was bot the day before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

CITIZEN RonFsPIERRE McELRATH--It appears
that the citizen Robespierre, as we always sus-
pected, has plan for settling matters between
his principles and his conscience. He publishes
very fierce articles In the Tribune. calling for
blood and murder TO put down rumsellng; bu,
in another Journal Of bis. which has just male
iis appearance, be AYERS that he never goes be
yond balf bottle o. champagne, or pint OF
claret." Good Lord Robc.pIerrel a half
bottle Of champagne piut OF clarctl Why
you taid Neal Dow was right Ia shooting down
he poor people Of Portland, and all fJF mere
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United States CIrcnit Court.

Btfore Hon JujRe tetts
JrsE 30-The Grand Jury rendered bills Of Ind ctme at
in the cases of the United states Louis Gnnssch D.
for passing false invoice through tbs Custom Hou .e
the United States John Bessenger and Others for
.rlisiing MN for service in the Crosa.
The Grand Jury we're discharged for the term
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01
Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE or EUROPEAN STEAMERS The Vanderbilt
steamer Ariel and the mad steA ner Union sailed a.,
yesterday for Hayrc The former reports ITO pas
sepgers and $40 900 specie The latter had 90 passen
gers and ss25 sA5 10 specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01
The American Party In Georgia.

MARION, Ca, June 20, 1855.
TIE American State Council OF Georgia have been in
session In this city Tue Georgia platform adopted
and the Hon. Garrett Andrews was nominated as the
candidate Of the party for Governor The convention
largely attended, and its proceedings charAc
terised with much enthusiasm
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The Nor tality or Boston.

BOSTON, june 30, I555
The total mortality In this city during tbs months
ending to day 1858, being decrease of 35i the
corresponding six months last year.
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THE LITTLE VnLAIN-THE Two DRoMros.--
The temperance papers Of the rural districts
insist upon 1t that the "little villain" is with
the liquor interest; but here, where they ought
to know him better, they insist that he Is but
the echo Of Greeley aud Governor Clark. Now,
in this disagreement it is very likely there are
two men who are COMPOUNDED as one. There is
Lieutenant Governor Raymond, for example
pledged to the policy OF prohibition; and there
is II. J. Raymond, editor Of the Times, who
stoutly defended the liquor law veto Of Cover
nor Sey mour. The one is thus bound to the
prohibitory party. and the other to the liquor
interest, as far as each can pursue his sep rate
policy without clsshing. Hence the Times is
astride the fence most OF the time; bu, its
shufllings are SO suspicious that neither party
bias any faith in it. Our contemporary, there
fore, must soon decide upon the absolute rule
of Lieutenant Governor Raymond, or plain
Henry J. Raymond. 1t is difficult to gather
Seward votes with one hand and liquor sdver-
tisements with the other.