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temptation drove them TO their untimey end We
examine ourselves Are not liable 10 fall Are
children secre Can they not be allured from the paths
Of virtue, and come To an gnominous DEATH We are
all fail beings, and know the hour in which may
be tempted Love 10 powerful motive--love for
selves aud fellow-men. And there can be doubt
that the victims Of this tragedy entertained for
other the warmest ties OF affection. This evident from
the In which they found when dead and in
death leaning upon another ia acctonate embrace
II Is our duty To Lore another and to love that God
who created u.s. above all others Every sentiment OPP
posed to God ought be suppressed for il Is dostry 10
love asy thing than Him Then my brethren let ns
resist temptation, and pray God to give grace to ress,
everything that docs not from Him few at
most viii finish trials and troubles earth Then,
let with patience the that Is set before and
Heaven win rccoinpense us for all.
After the services the coffin removed TO the side
walk in trout Of the church. where the assembled multitude
permitted to look at the corpse by marching around 1t
in single file.
After this ceremony concluded, the funeral pro-
ceeded to the cemetery Of the Evergreens where the
mains inferred In lot appropriated for the pur-
pose by ex-Mayor Stryker. The procession numbered
about twenty-five carriages volunteered by the citizens
"Thc funeral Of the deceased young man. Horatio N.
Gusn took place from his fathers residence in Cermont
avenue at the imethe number Of persons present
being very small owing to the sympashes Of the people
being all for the woman
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LOCAL WIS.

DunoLAaY--Lsto last night, early this morning, (as
Evan Hughes on the corner q Psnns,ana
and Thirteenth street. entered by burglar burg
lars who 6st cut hole in the door, and hen putting in the
experiences In that line Of villany Clothes, silks, satns
in fact every description Of articles TO DO found In An estab
lshmcnt Of that kindwere stolen 10 the extent, It said
two thousand dollars worth Of evening.
The police Of this city have been exceedingly rems Of
late in the discharge Of the high trust rsposed In them and
the above but another fragrant instance Of their want of
vigilance not tos fidelity Mr. Hughess store located in
prominent situation in the greatest thoroughre Of Wash
ngon and there Of oitsrors the
ill very late hour tit perfectly clear moonlight
vicinity From the quantity and bulk Of the goods stolen
evident that than engaged in this
daring burglary, and that than visit paid 10
store Tho whole affair should be promptly and thor
oughly investigated by the mayor.
FAMILY FLouRCol. Charles Tayoe, resident Of Lou
county Virginia. been years past engaged in
ufacurng prime family flour for sale in District cities
This gentleman has recently in view of the large wheat
perfected arrangements by which he will be enabled
with the and improved machinery send to the
District very large stock Of -four manufactured by him. and
in point of quality good the most fasdious can desire
We recently bread made Of this -FOUR aud safe
say that it surpassed COL Tayloe has the rep
utaon Of observing great uniformity in the quality Of the
-four made by him.
srEAmBoAr WHARF.-THE Washington and Alcxandra
Steamboat Company have rented the wharf at the foot of
King street. Alexandria, from the LIST of july for their
boats-thc George Washington and Thomas Collyer
The farmers in the vicinity Of city busy
ises to be unusually abundant one.
Yesterday proved to be day Of the
mercury indicating SO degrees Of Fahrenheit.
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peaceful means Of rghting them for the common good
on know that literature is my professional is at once
my business and my pleasure and shall pass be-
yond H. The association render me no service but ne
one OF the community and join ii in no other character
and with no other purpose.
Dear sir faithfully yours,
s. MORLEY, Esq
correspondent Of the Dublin Evening Post says that
SIX nearly the entire of the rish independent oppo-
siuon party about to give up their in Paria-
men and that one Of the most prominent Of the party
poses shortly 10 emigrate TO Australia.
Five young accused Of taking part in political las
sassinations in l849 have been executed Elmo Roman
s'ates) after undergoing imprisonment Of six years
letter Ia the Independence Beige says that convincing
proofs OF their guilt forthcoming and that the
cntion caused general horror amongst the population
Numerous persons retired into the country for the day
Honorary degrees WILL il is understood, be conferred
the ensuing Oxford commemoration the following cm
nent persons addition those whose have been
already mentioned Mr. Alfred Tennysop poet laureate
Sir Charles Lyc the gcologis; and the Rev W. Hope
late president Of the chronological Society," and the mun
cent donor Of the collection library, and engravings
in Randolph and Taylor building and intended to be
placed in the museum.
The Princess dc Sagan has commenced action al
Berlin against Gervinus for having stated in his History
Of the Nineteenth Century that she had been
horseback, seated en- eroupe behind Cossack.
Jayancse paper contains the following matrimonial
announcement:
Married. Theodore Poland, pensoned tiiuar colonel
knight the two orders of the Netherlands TO mother
he has contracted in gratitude and reward for the he
rosm she exhibited in his behalf in 1888 his return
from the fortress of Amcrongen when she rescued h al
ready severely wounded from certain death, by carrying
him, with the assistance of servant distance of three
iurlongs wrapped in sheet and suspended to bamboo,
while pursued by unmercful enemy and by subse-
queny bringing him safely through the lines of the
my, while she herself in advanced state of preg
nancy.-Poerworendjo 2lst March, 1865"
The captansgenera Of the provinces of the Basques
md Burgos have it is said resolved to give Mr. Dodge the
American minister Madrid. military to the
capital they consider this necessary account
of the disturbed state of the country
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= ALE OF a VALUABLE LOT CORNER or X md TkNTh
Streets square 37tOn Tuesday afternoon, July 10Th, ~
o'clock The premises, sha eel LOT No in square ~ font
ng by 100 feet north
fhm parcel Of ground sri6ly rapidly improving
part liz, worthy the attention Of
srns vsaa6s building lot
property win b. sabdvidsd into desirable building ios
Mat Of which exhibited II the sale.
Terms; One urth Ssnidue
sx weivs eighteen months, with Enthusiastically
secured. Tide indisputahc. Jas O. MCGUIRE,
June 9o-d Auclioneer.
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wan DEPARTMENT..

Going into Oump-Wc learn from Baton Rouge Lousi-
ana that consequences of the prevalence OF cholera among
the soldiers the garrison company H. I'd artillery, and
abouone hundred recruits have left for the
Ame, few miles from Grcenwe Springs where they will
probably in camp during the under the com
mand First Lieutenant Mullan I'd artillery and accompa-
MED by Assistant Surgeon Haden OF the medical staff There
vet remain in garrison about hundred and eighty
cruts for the It'll infantry and Bragg light battery These
also will go into the country in tho sickness should in
crease accordance with the orders Of Lieutenant General
Scott Captain Barry remains in command at tho barracks
Captain H. Jones' Lieutenant NJ Stephenson, Lieutenant
Halliday and Dir. Anderson remain with the recruits.
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II PHII.l4IPs, Mobile, Alabama, " u praeetss ~
espsvns of the uneA Sss~s," court o. csstss
and attend any busaess hts pscfe-sOa pcs
Of h street snd rssnsyvsais avsnus
29-d2mif
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uk cesssse u sssasssnsss ~ he essh'aiion o. ss
thas
ans sansst
usgsa Of all tbs church and hss bells "a -
A les s'saack, civic snd mi..y rreesssson WI =
formed snd fsoaa, Manes shc tsia'
gscsad wss, ~ As Dsoisrasoa Of Lndependsees VII p
Esnd anA dehvsrsA.
To psrcpsas esssu.snsss sAsy
uHsA Snsss, cabinet judiciary &ssa as
Of NJ
oace. = ~ asy, and nssies 80
lo13 United NE
csy, Ore conVeates, sasene- naivfs
ana Gsassay Of - pes q coumhs ans tie a
a. easysnA vuiasa sssiscs ant az
W
mali south OF The fsumdeusw
ny order u the
Taos. MILLER, NJ o.,
June ss-ds4th thAirmas.
TO a pocesea ~
bodies rcpsst W. u. Asgade chief msrsas viii
assign them appropriate places In the isne
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
avenue Wednesday afternoon, July lth, 6h
O'Clock psisss, sha s.u tbs ws. part q o NO y
Mo- ~ Inches Pennsylvania avenue
between Qth running north street,
impfovemen cousisag a the brick ware
0Byan and osrs and tbs two small
me north D street.
This property ID immsdistsy opposts Gaaser's Saloon
Tsrms residue iu payments, with
Interest," eighteen, snd twenty four months Ts ind's
putnhlc. JA6 y. MCGUIRE,
June sd Aucuoneer.
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EAt Ed PROPOSALS. received this oses uai Mos
y tsv O'Clock us asnisAng IN NE 81
dass s 3sA cossss fsssns
per ~ fsllows:
awd toush, Inches IN weigh lees tasa ~
pounds
$40 e~sss above Isch~s pos~As
srA sc"sh MANILA sscetA hardware
paper, " BY ~ iocherl
l ono zap In half shecss.
Pyoposs weight aad pse~
hst sssh quasstsn an1 u
~ and he let dsy - Mo-
nha peciheA This O1cs' No exwa eAsees
M ssasoaehe 1s1aeoe
until tsy seah - pansa1 ~
m, Co.uwtsss on Accousss. JOHN ". FORHev,
Hosss - RspsssssssAves.
June ~ isvtJuiya fstar and tnssa.1
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BY TELEG Ora Pm.
Wh;o stn,s Convention of Maine.

Ponr1AHp, June 29The straght-out wings yesterday,
their State convention nominated Hon. Isaac Reed Of
Wsldoboro for governor The meeting large and har
monious The resolutions decidedly ant-Nebraska
antiknow nothing and opposed the present liquor law
although they stringent laws regulating the traffic in
Intoxicating drinks.
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Cr.rNWOOD CEMETNkY.--Omce No. sn Pcnnsyvans
III avssus corner 10th the savnf bsak This
Isd II s eclsbFsted 0ssenwood OF
sassd y: hse essd dssas css and qua
% shs ssa~way T eopssy have reevsa esssss he c.n
as svpsspaps hsx ees.A @sexes e 1891
lssioa g Which b q vas possssss 70 uese who
ssesss sss Is - eiass VIE: ne sssisl Dossd become
iscuousy Ia ~ ss nsasuses esanos prevent
q NO ntlss given - the pound IL,
-ONcs open nesn 10 q whore paMphlet, with
nap The charter. byaws, and s other ss~os ea
obsun so Coz le0 with NJ James " has
~ .us.del IL Juss T--diy
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Bank OF the Metropolis.
Washington, June no, 1850
THE trustees declared dividend Of four
cent out PROFITS Of for The half ending The
this month =.
sss-" =" = - nd. SMITH,
-. "a a.t.,.of Cashier
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER or
-Four and Virginia avenue.On Tuesday NJ
July oeosk On tes premise. snsl sell ssed
square fonns respectively, and l6k feet Virgins
haH running back various depths 10
alley
building With The gadss have laid and
are bsyoad doubt tho dsssbs lots for sale 10 that section
Of the city.
Title perfect, and sale positive.
Terms: Onehd eaak sssidns sir, twelve, and esh
teen months bearing secured BY deed Of trust
" - JAZZ 9. MCGUIRE,
Iune I'D Auctonccr.
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Ouu AsNa~vvs.axunenea - DUnAev~1s
rn~ru a. yea increase a srsds darss
eua cthttse ssd sxpeenSs
- ~oaAle SsssaDsaa s1hese sseay The
- ~ ~ fully s4s b expseuss fshss and contanaed
~ snboR
on essss ss vAA n ss 80 are ,has hsy are
s~s 10 nnss priees pay vh0 Ssy for the cs~t
49, - IN pa11sa rsssssasAy rigid co"p
sscs vl< An sis nsss b sspay .ssd ~ cash
- neaps 4 tueessS
- ~ gsGarS i psssss teSssps iavshds) wsi
- Az rcsSs sspsexsa szshaass isvsssssy ssases
s~~rE ~ exsneos t~svaSshss cselsstpn
- PunAy DnOTHB1,
"Csuyai 0eores," Wsps Ruit6ine
t.~s ai--ssaesf OpSussss Csstss nsfhss-
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New OaLEANs June 2s-The Crescent City, with Havana
dates Of tho 25 has arrived but her unimportant
Sugars were firm, with upward tendency. Freghts
were shade lower.
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pcrshes Indeed voracous these that they
will devour tho dsfsnccles pupG their species
when found adherng to fences walls.
Many planters imagine that these lady birds in
sterous connected with the Of the
ton louise that they the progenors the aphis
tself This impression Ia consequence OF these
insects being always found In similar situations the
time and Astounding plants already weakened BY The
accounted for with the decrease Of their food the
also disappear and migrate to neghborDg panta
tions in search Of fresh supply OF nurment- have
ally known several planters who have caused them be de
sroyed by their field hands when and wherever found and
who complained that their plants still destroyed by the
bad destroyed the natural enemy Of the louise and suffered
the pests themselves to breed In and safety have
the arva of the late the 18th Of Novem
Der, in Georgia, still busy discriminating the aph The
handled powerful and dsagreeabe odor and Is
toned by Westwood in his Modern Classification Of In
sec having been recommended aspecc for the tooth
ache"
Mr.. Glovsr.By paragraph in the Florida Sentinel,
that Mr. Glover the naturalist Of the Agricultural
Bureau the Patent Office has arrived at his destination,
Tallahassee Forids) and is already engaged in the nves
gaop beneficial and injurious TO the agricultural
products OF Florida The Sentinel says; n the OF
his of the habits and operations of the boil
worm caterpillar should he be fortunate to dis
cover remedy formidable enemies Of the cotton
plant constitute Of the useful and interesting
discoveries in natural history, and Of the age"
DEPARTMENT.
The Board Promote The Efficiency Of The Naey.This
board still buy engaged in the discharge Of their repon
sble and peculiarly delicate duties II is not likely that they
will be able conclude their abors before the beginning Of
August.
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From tho Pt0sns
Sr. LOUIS, June 28.-The Republican has advices from
New Mexico to May 80 On the 10Th Colonel Fauneroy at
tackled camp of Uahs near Arkansas river twenty miles
north of Brencha forty and took six prisoners
The command had one slightly and MORALLY wound
ed All camp equpage, horses, sheep, provisions Ac
were captured On the LIST of May the command at
tackled camp thirty Utahs in the Schouach valley
killed four wounded four and captured horses provs
IONS &C. Among the prisoners taken chief who is in
cned The command retained to Fort Mas
aachusetts on the 9th Of May.
Fire at Toronto
ToRosro June 29-four irsciass dwellings on Church
street in this city, destroyed by FIRE this morning, and
four others were badly injured. Loss $780, 600.
HcalA of Abbott laurence.
Bosros June 2S-The health Of Hon. Abbott Lawrence il
Improving and hopes entertained Of his recovery
Rejoicing for the Defeat Of Prohibition.
CHcAao June 49, One hundred guns fred here to-
day to celebrate the defeat Of the prohibtory liquor law
Markets. saag
New Yonx June 29Cotton 10 dull. Flour n firm, with
an upward tendencysales Of $500 bbs Ohio at - 80
80 l2ls southern Is firm Wheat Is dull Corn Il . tribe
lowersaes of l24OO0 bushels mixed, 91 % cents yell
low 90 cents Pork firm. Beef is unchanged. Lard ID
unchanged.
BALrmoaE June 39.-riour Is dullsmal sales Of How
ard street At So rs. Wheat dull and unchanged Mary
land red 81 81 05; white, 81 O5 81 TO- Corn duh,
and declined cents yellow, % cents $ white, 81
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Orders for tickets and shares and ecr'ncas Of pckases e
driving will be Immediately after II
10 all may order from =
Address r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
June ~ Wilmington. Delaware.
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DOCKS FOR AUCrIOy.-The undersigned has separated
number Of hooks vaou. SUBJECTS OLD
editions which, Or vsxlsss sessoas
are ~ longer saisbic NJ their original prices !.
Among them arc good the best books the
and uv~s'se beoh novssss
books ssd of nssthsnc"ns
character OF ssc0D
they be parehas1d a pvsis ss~ NJ
whcn 0cy worm hall
price quarter price when they sss mot 80
June % FAANCA IhthVn.
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The corpse dressed in handsome white merino
shrond her head being encrcled with wreath OF red and
white
1.-THE expenses Of the coffin shroud, and hearse
voluntary gin from }. g. Schoonmaker, esq.
The coffin carried into the church, and placed in
front Of the altar by the pail bearers consisng Of the
committee above named The Rev. r. J. Walker, pas
tor of the congregation then performed that part Of the
funeral services not forbidden In the ritual to psFsons
who come TO death BY their hands He delivered
an appropriate address, detailing TIE circumstances Of
the melancholy event. by which two persons had been
suddenly Oh and hurried TO the presence Of their
God lie urged upon the Assembage the virtue Of erer-
eising charity one another for could tell what
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ny-Younx Cath Friend xoeiety.Is rctuias
" meeting society will be held 81 Msrys Church
Sunday evening II O'Clock -
/ June U-I W. ,. FTAtAiht' =.
CELEnRATIUN Of the irving III ceuna ~ the Ise
ture Smithsonian insute Tuesday evening
July 3, 1855, Al 7k O'Clock.
Order Of Erercses.
Reading Of the Declaration Independence by Madison Smith
Music.
An address BY D. X Rosdsn.
Uratioh ny Edward Hartley
49, NV order, GRO. TiiOs cox, President
lime ao-da EDWIN JAuEs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23
CITY Intelligence.

PARADE or TARGET CoMpAHIEs.-The following named
companies passed the HERALD Office during the past
week
The shannon and EpgIsh Guards, Captain James Rel-
W. this first annual target excursion to Hobo
ken, mpaned by Robertsons Band. They numbered
thr'y .fve muskets.
The Colgate GuArds Captain G. Taylor, paraded one
hundred and twenty five men, exclusive Of officers.
The Bauch Guards pafaded forty muskets. W. n.
Knowles, captain.
The Carl ie Guards turned out thirty muskets com.
manded by John Widely.
The Archer Guards paIaded twenty eight muskets,
landed by II. WEIGH.
The Bovine Company Guards paraded thirty-iv mus
rican Brass Band was in attendance.
CHRISTMAS PARADE The Independent Battalion Peter
Light Guard, Major Commanding Samuel jackson,
panied by Shetsn's Brass Band intend ing grand
parade en- Christmas.
The Astor Houte Telegraph Guard Capt. Hi will also
parade on that day.
FIRE IN AVENUE B.-About O'Clock last night FIRE
originated in the crockery store Of Francis j. Miller No
81 avenue B. Mr.. NJ examining lamp to ascertain
whether II contained burning fluid camphene GUS
toner having brought back lamp sold by mistake for
fluid in cutting the wick with pair Of scissors the
camphene down the scissors and dropped
crockery wrapped straw Ere took the canphene and In
few minutes it extended to large containing about
twelve gallons Of csmphene, setting II fire and filing
the store with smoke. The fremen arrived and
pguished the flames Damage about SIS; no insurance
MIR Miller burnt his hands in trying to put the fire out
EVENING The first Of thirteen weeks in
the evening schools closed Friday night Addresses
made to the pupils by the different ward school Off
GERS and tasteful lthograph certificate presented
10 those who had shown marked proficiency in study.
These useful schools have been more fully attended than
usual this fall.
IRA Fowler, of No. AGA Fourth avenue, corner OF
Thirty second street. desires us .ay that he not the
Ira oovler that arrested for passing worthless
check on Parnum h Co.
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Brooklyn City News.

DrArH IRON HYDRornoBrA. -Corneius wurse a Ger
man. died at the Flatbush Hospital Sunday Of hydro
phoba. He had been employed farm in the town Of
New Iotts and about five weeks ago bitten in the
thumb by little dog. The wound healed up and
he felt no inconvenience therefrom until within few
days previous to his death when the usual symptoms Of
byropbobin anestec themselves. II took the united
efforts of several men 10 keep him within bounds Sa
turday last after he brought to the institution, and
on one he attacked his male and bit him
en- the arm sngthe blood TO ow quite freely Heded
on Sunday before The nurse Is under treatment by
the hospital physician. and prsventives have bean
taken in time ,no danger is apprehsnded Coroner's
inquest was held the body Monday ami verdict
in accordance with the facts was rendered
Fmr-About nine O'Clock yesterday morning . FIRE
occurred in the house Of Rou Sanford the corner Of
Penry and Pierrepont streets which originated in the
dumb waiter upon which The servant placed live GOALS
and waste psper to BE- Sat below The DRAFT sent the
snyelor ed The furniture statuary &cof which there
was hne colecton-were saved. The upper rooms were
greatly damaged The loss amounts to about %, 0o0
Insured.
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NIiacellAnsous.

Loss or Bn Bnm MESSENGER AT srA-The ship Adriana
Csps Pr,bie, from Liverpool arrived port
Nov o. lat So Ion SO 90 fell I'm with brig Messenger Of
Yarmouth Ms, Capt Howard Van Norden Glasgow for
Boston, Il days ou, in sinking condition Took from her
Capt Van Norden boys The following ia
Capt Van Nordens repors-Friday, Nov x, 81 Ion 49,
while the passage from Glasgow for Boston, with cargo Of
pig iron, lying in gale from g. and struck
by heavy which knocked the beam ends
carrying with the buiwarks sianebeons and covering
both sdes. from forward to Aft sweeping decks
taking with the forward house and three In A.
Their with the boats and spare spars that we're ashed
the deck, drawing the rngbots the DECK bursting
the MAN. after matches carrying away the gal
ley bits and ripping up the decks In different places The YES
sci being her broadsde and with her hatch
under water, obliged to away spars some
Of the weather lapyards when mansst wen, be
low the deck but did not rsh the vessel oremas, was
pe condition and he lee side 30 lar under waiey cod not
Away h Ss and e y s sS over The which
matches bstonsd down with spare sails which stopped tho
possible but could get any except weahoS
pump 70 yo1s when we found asou, i've feel he
den worked for two hours four or i've eot under water with
The chains which be 10 great measure efsced Al
b. f s r Sss
r. water s.s ssS s. rS sGss ..
gaining On and the that hoy could not ss
ed sea Se yssns5 And n go e work win wh
exhausted and We found impossible 70 keep The dip
Tor oye '
hove too within abort distance, under close
eIeht in number; blowing heavy The time sould
Thing. Captain PIebe of the Aa,ana has praise
worthy and eled to tbssks for his cendne4
for refcuirg and the extreme kindness shoxn u
while board Of his vessel
The steamships Knoxvils. Capt Ludlow, from savanoah
and the MAron Capt. Foster from Charleston arrived yeser
Gay morning.
The steamship 81 Lawrence, Capt Graham for Nassau
stal and Cruz from the cy yesterday afternoon
The aeamssip Empire City. Capt wnde, lsf the city yea
,crday Afternoon for AspInwal
I,CSes-Nr webb launched tom yard foot Of Sinh
street. Yesterday morning. the fine ship siss Wright OF Itu
uMen Owing drizing rain moi three or foa-
hun drea persons waess TIE launch she 3 q
be CONN snded by Capt Freeman.