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DIED.

BRACKENOu wcdssdsy, July Rose Brsekso. In Tie ~
year Cf her sgs
BROCK-On Wednesday July lingering Hines, Reb
Brock, eyed 20 years.
COyERT-Ou Tuesday July J. Of dsesse Of the hesr end
fever. George H. Covert sldest Of Jacob Covert sssl II
yesrs, MGR tbs and Bdays
DoREMUs-On Wednesday, July Ralph Dare~us. IN The
9th year Of bis sse,
prCKERsON-At seaaist Loas lsnd on Monday Jsss %.
John DickersSn, IT,, la tie 40 yeu OF his aga
ELL OTT-OL suu day June x at Jersey City JossPd l.
son Of Jose phi L. and Sophia Elliott, aged mouths
FLANAGAN-On WeiLesdsy, July Mis- Mary Z. SiAnes0
sged y yesTs and 10 u onths.
GERAl DS-On "Wednesday, July Assbol oefsas eses "
years snc month";
HFALD-Drowned on Wednesday July Ct Tia loot Of rhs
s,a.t Prederick l. Head, aged 10 years.
JORDAN-On Thursdsy morning, jay ,. Asns:, Jeuussx
esusber Of Thomas and Julia A. Jorean. sgsd ys&.
Tn sia,i,.. ..I .nds Of family respectfully nytsa
e .i,s,S S ID: : :sss, Ssr.ss cs, %"
LOOP-At wikesbsre, Penn, on Weenssdsy, June IS e
mon COIueha wife Ct Edwsrd g. LOOP In the sd yeG =
htr sse.
ppRKINs-On "Wednesday, JAY ?. John o. second 500 =
REYLson Tuesday, Jolly suddenly. Mr. Frederick Rsyht
ssed 50 years.
sANoERsON-In North Bellevis N j. Of csnsss. wlnisn
Snderson IL the SD year Of his age
VAN DE wyRKEN-On Thursday, July 3. Alice only danse
ter OF Eddss and Jennst Van Dc "sfisn aged yse -.
TIE funeral will take place Saturday s as Of ssIec.
from No. ~ Pearl street
VAN ARSDALE-suadenly In Philadelphia TuesdAy, ~
2 the Rev. Cornelius Cornell Van ArsdAIe ID. d.
wHIPPEY-At Nantucket on Monday, June 30. Csye CO
whipp.y ssed Y ye1' and mOnsAA he v" sos oSss~~
hsbtslt on The Island.
wAINg-On Tuesday, July Martha u; wsins. dsssssS
john and ssrsh w sine ased years aao 8 month";
YHAHANs-On Tuesday, July I, Epslins isan.:. 49,
daughter Of HsAs snd Elissbstd YssnAns ~ ysss
aost snd fdsys
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FRANCE.
BAPTISM OF THE IMPERIAL PRINCE.

BAPTISM OF THE IMPERIAL PRINCE.
The baptism of the infant Prince took place on Sal
urday, June IA, amid general reloiciDgs The process
zion Of the Cardinal Legate, followed after short
interval by coitege of the Emperor and Empress took
place ACCORDING to the official programme before pub
lsbed. All along the route their MsJeaties and the
Imperial Prince were repeatedly cheered. The enthu
slasm was, in fact, universal.
The interior Of the magnificent cathedral presented
q mort animated and picturesque scene On each side
OF the grand nave, and between the main columns,
decorated with crimson and gold drapefy, series OF
&c ats were erected also hung with crimson velvet and
gold decorations. Through Q VISTA OF al assembled
altitude in official costumes interpreted with the
CAV toiettes Of ladies there seen the grand atar
with its qusint pointed and pra illuminated archtec
ture of the 18th century Round about the altar seats
were erected for the L. Risatiye Body the Senat the
Diplomatic Corps the officers OF the State &c Above
The se again. galleries were formed, hung with orapey
between the clustering columns, Tor iadies: Iihue
dately in front Of the altar cri nson platform,
which two crimson chairs were placed and two pr'es
Deu for the accommodation OF their Msjesties Above,
high up in the air. hung an elegant crimson canopy
lined with white aud spotted With the Imperial bee n
gold.
According 10 the programme, all persons were
obliged to be in the building before halP.st clock.
Soon after that hour the various ecclesiastical oiSni
tsres of Frar CO. including the bishop. summoned Dy
the Emperor from the provinces, made their appear.
ance round the grand altar in full csnooicas. AZ
O'Clock the CARDINAL Legate wac received by the Ger
gy his Eminence being accompanied by his Roman al,
tendartS. He wore crimson robe such az tons osea
ty the cardinals Of St. Peters on the occasion OF
church esta. throne provided expressly tor me
Cardinal Shortly after his arrlva the boom OF Gan'
men announced the approach Of the Emperor the bm-
press, and the Imperial infant. The officiating priest.
then chsnted preliminary service, and the tones G,
sacred music sounded through the building, auI
heiehteneA the effect Ere long lsdies appeared
dressed in blue yelled in white traaspsrest draper
They werc the ladies of the Impecx Court IN attend
snoe 90 Tho Prisos and bee MT~ty, Shortly Ate'.
waA Tie Emperor approached tie platform |, nont no
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MAR RE ID.

ANDRTUS-MILLER-On "Wednesday. July 3. BY TEE Rev.
Theodore L. Cuysr Mr. George H. And'cus to diss Ssfss
d. Miller, both Q, this city.
BENEDICT-wHITE-On THURSDAY lyme ~, 81 20 80
dslce Of Mr.. William write .'hti A. !. NJ M:
Wife b.th Of New Yors.
CRANE-NATBEws-At South Bu'hwict, on wsanesa,2'
July 2 Charles w. Crane OF this city, 10 NM n1y n.
Mathews OF the former place.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wilmington. Del, on Tues
cay s1' y rs hs to Mis. .sis, a.ssassr Of Js.ss
w lhon son, 81. d. OF the former Plsce
Nv 3. 10y % M!
su,her Of the late Albert b. Csse ESQ., formerly Of sosn,
Boston S'1Sa psp.n pless copy.
GAsCO,0NE-rnoRN-In BIcohlyn on Tus:d.y w !, y
WINS NJ Thorn, both Of Brooklyn.
Hitchcock to Miss Emma Tuner, both Of shi' city.
hH H.nsn B.ns., Mr. s. Hopkins 10 as. j. C. D..ion-
Dr. csmpS Mr. JOIN H. knsScS g Mis-. NAY CIR
INSTRUMENTATION on Thursday, June Is bv u:
k.y Ih 0oi.D IhSmas o. Lyman 10 L'' 'S'sn''' o.
W F. Corbst, Mr. Isaac Nance Of scinsaa County, IT,
Mis: Mary Adslins Donaldson Of Carlisle Sca0hs' Com
MAENFRosrIon Tuesday July BY ID: Rex ss:os!:
B. FIat. oil Of Brooklyn.
MATCaETT-HA,as.9 Tuesday: Jay L. & the soass:of
The 'ds sy o. t S K % ~ 80
sfs . esy Emma '''''' '''s'''' u " H. ~
PRlNCE-HART-Or Wednesday, July 2, by the Rev. H. A
HeLry, Mr. PiLco Miss c. Hart both OF London. Eng
lsnd.
pERARD-PARDEssUs-Ons Saturday, June 70 By the Rev.
Nj Oseby, Mr.. Victor Perrad u Paris TO Miss Tneress
Adele Pad'sus third daughter Of the late Rsnns Par
dessus, eco of this city.
RAY aoND-MARTIN-In wnl.smsbursh, On Wednesday
Afternoon, July BY the Rev Dr. Farley Of Brooklyn MI:
Charles H. raymond Of this city 70 Miss Abby b. second
dau,hier OF Col. blbsnsn Martin Of Wuiamsouish
Montreal. on Monday, Jane 30,
by tho very Rev Mr. TIuoess g. al Canon Of tho C.the-
dal Joa Cetus Robabd ESQ.,, Merchant Of New York. -
Mis- hsreuete Dufsax only daughter Of Joseph Dafsax.
esq, of Montreal.
RONALDS-FREEMURY-On THURSDAY, June e, Mr. Thea
A. Rosads of Now Rochelle To Mia Amelia Adsins Free
muIy Of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn. on Tuesday.
July BY the Rev. J. HIoy Robert Sherwood Of Baltimore,
TO Ars Elizabeth SchoonnaAer Of New. York.
TAYLOR-BENEDICT-Ih Bridseheld, Conn, Tuesday.
July VILLAIN Il. Taylor Of New York, TO Mis- Sarah 4
BeI edc dausher If Mr. William N. Benedict Of tho bossf
plsce.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, Jsly $, ct TIE
Poe,Lt Epycopsi Church, Ninth avenue By TIE Rev Mr.
Mr. f. UsdeIhIi Of this city, Mis Msry u
Macelwee OF Weschester, N. T.
wILsON-DERING-At Utica, on Taesdsy J.ly l. By tAs
Rev DR. Fowler, Charles s. Wilson and Anns HaannlNo
dsulher Of DR.. N. II. DsriDs, Oh Of Utica
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THE NORTH AMERICAN FLEET.

We are enabled to state that there 10 no truth wha'
ever the report that any increase OF our naval force
on the North American Station has either been made
or IL at present contemplated. The ships that have
recently been ordered out will simply replace Others
that are returning home quite unfit for longer service
from the Admiralty 10 Admca Fsushawe 70 avoid, on
bis part ano that Of the British captains under biz com.
mand any collision with the naval force OF the United
States. compete mt British squadron has, no 1ever
been ordered to Greytown, where the United states
Government has lately dispatched three of those large
ships of war which the Americans call frigates.
London Daily News
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(Advertsercsnt1
rentlesnsu walk-

ing down lse the other night beard very myv'cros
bIosk IN the shape o Drunken isa BY mo-
,,d knocked the ssu, hcundsr bat dneiy
sp OF RUss'A sALvE tok ou the rsa and ssise Of tts
biow and pr~ver serious conssq rn,s Ssvs
the hes, remedy ID, world for Sctes seslds Cuts rrs
Con CkIbsiIs Tesers SO IS box sold BY Rsu-
DING Co No 8sre Booon and b. I'll Drusststs ~ u
seuts 81 cents, aLd ~ per BOX
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BROOKLYN I2'EMS..

TIE Doc LAW The Mayor has issued the ordi-
rance relative to dogs. All dogs are prohibited from
running at large under penalty of go, and every
dog found at large liable to be seized and killed BY
any person. and is declared lawful for any person st
any time to kill sDy dog goiog at large,
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lAdv@rasomoDtf
PFRPUMrp BRBATH.-What lady or gout1o-

would under of dsaseosnse hcssns
when ubs the BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS - dsutuss
would not oIy render but leave tho teeth whlts
ssbsster Many know their breath ted And
the subject s deeue eG fronds wiz nevvz meeaon a.
Pour e drop Of s Balm your too 6rush add wSsh Nc
eeth night and morning City botdo wiz last syeax
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lAdverti.ernest.I
EvANT EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WARsrlUOsE
lAvertssr n.snG
~ AS@A. 80
EXPERIENCED SHeP.

rens are lo sd sdInrsfon Of the .ondedH
pisrs Which BRAID Co No. 3ei Grasdst, al for de&s
h.suti;ul SAKssHs and ktLIIAsrs IL almost I'm
,e televe that sush ssndd brcs ear BE- 81
aLe sod for " ysd sev-rheh.s set th- srnrsA
sk o. siIKs frssuE DE- Lxysus o.hes Dr., Goods
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CITY ITEMS.

CGLDnIss EXCURSION The good people Of
Ivinetor, a littis village on the Hudson, gave their
ia. eniles delightful tes' the III inst in the shape
Of an excursion srd social kind Of jubilee steam
boat and barge attached it, 1T the appointed
b, ur filed with men, women, CHILDREN ana babes,
who thoroughly enjoyed their six hOurs ride. " ash.
il etn Irving was on board. and by his Interesting
conversation contributed not little to the entertain
nent of Older ones Refreshments were served up,
ond speeches were made BY the Rev. I. L. Cuyter,
the Rev Mr. ncIIare, and by the Rev. X G. Pardee.
fine bard wss on board aod with fun, froltc feast
ipe ard music the whole affair wise IS pleasant one
as can well be imagined.
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BRADY's GALLERIES, Ne. $50 Broadway, ovel
Thompsors ssosn No rs Broadway, csrnsr Fotsnst
Open July Fourth
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tAcvefi,ssuentl

.AcvefuenesIl
TEAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have CO
n,,a ever ysret, Of Groe. Tea Dcse and PIT
ystc manifestations Oo)ons ard Young hysn, kon ala
70 &c Gmpowder aud Imperial from ls to 90 al osfssf
equals low. Also, ID boxes - good Fafu0y lee ~
one dollar all and examI.eNo. La Csnsm q. botwssS
Resxi and Rooseveit-sts.
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AaNef'isement
- Sk.ea xybn ksya ..Ga

None except those who have suffered ST the
e,ies Of Dysr p.a ts various forms appreciate tbs
vslue mecicins that will dissase To all
would hnd remedy cay, Try the Oxr0sSArEo BfrrsaA
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(Advertisemsnt.l

BRADYs GALLERY, No. $50 Broadway, will be
open 10 the public July Fourth People from distances visit
ing the city on that day should fail to the finest coee
tieu of eminent Portraits In the United States.
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Advertisement.

1t is our firm belief, that 10 nine cases out Of
ten CouxLs Colds ali Bronchial stors ho~cve sever
nav he cured by tina Of WIsrARs BALsAM OF VIE
CHERRy single trial OILY s needed to prove thus
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tAdverpssnsu.I


descriptions Of chsissr given daily byPnt fcw,sR.
1t the Phenolo.e Cabinet No. $50 Bro~v~y two boeAs
above tie Park Private roous fsr Gentlemen and LsdoA
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ftdvertissmeotl
CRysTAr pAIAcf-This MAGNIFICENT structure

viii remain o. en- a. u.as the FoURTH or JULY Hnbw
many things Curious and wonderful bens 81
l pieces OF Csre~s great work. ThE DESCENT
YRoN rHE CRoss alone worth the pr,e OF admissioa On
bot Crysa Palace the coolest place IN zoe GUY
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fAdyertissDcut.

BRADYs GALLERIES, No. 359 broadway, OveI
Thon saloon and No. 05 Broadway corner Fat0n ct
Opep July Fourth.
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fAavsrtfseuene|

FOURrH OF JULv.-The most attractive and
..n, for the Fee and EnitshteseA Peops
this 0ress R.eobIc = HisAx AxDsssoa's Cheap CAasss
Sepcs, na % Bowe<y.
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fAdyert'senentJ
The most beautiful picture known is CUTTINGS

PATENT AsBorYPE and all pictures not msde ~ ths process
ire miserable limitations and soon perish u ms"ei Oh
demon stion genuine inpef.h.6 The sn.
make the owned BY ToaLissoS NO "a broedway where
The rublc are invited 20 call ard examine TOR Themselves
Mons axe ser uine unless sealed stamped Pstent
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TAdyes sisswent
rorpru or JIHV At BARSUM's MusEUM.-

Creates. place for Family Anusement Of
vsIie'y II knds Choice Faces Soas, Da ee' &c, a. well
A III. G,est 200 Prize Drama Performances nearly every
hour In the DAY evenns All the Carotes To be ..
the of Nose ties having ust bsen introduced
The Living Skeleton sloIe wonder AL for two shinss
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BRADY's GALLERIES, No. 1853 Broadway, over
Tbopso. ssooo and No. EOS Broadv>y, Faisoa st
Opsn July Fourth.
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Drowned WHILE, BATHING. On Wednesday
evening lad sued Leonard, while bathing vita otses
opposite the foot of Henry street. wss sesed WIN
cmp ard before assistance could be rendered ssna oss
s.ht The body recovered the following morning sse
ten TO bis parents residence corner OF hcks and rsee
streets where an inquest held by Coroner ReddDs
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Advertisement |

Spirited Life size PHOTOGRAPHS OF WILLARD
FILLMORE, or JOHN CHARLES FREMONT, Framed and con-
ste viii bs sent by express receipt Of $50 Thsy
recently taken life and pronounced the pures ever
tsisn Small Photographs So each, or sl5 per dozen
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ADVERTISEMENT |
JIrI y-RRAny'S Gallerips

Badwsy Thomp-ons saloon and No S Broadway cor.
Fulton st. will be open for the production Of
sua PHoroGRAPHs tho approaching Holiday Persons visit
ing city invited call and witness tle superb collection
OF Portraits
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Jr,x DyIIyG AND PgpDLNG-Ab,ut forty per-
sons arrested by Inspector SuaIs ON charges OF desme
In jui csrDs fruit ard hh about the streets wtshoes
.i SEES were before the Mayor the few days. so
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fAdyertisemept

DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 49 Broadway
Thh unsqused Colsc OF PAINTINGS will be open % hs
"A nsuson the Fourth July Ths cool ad
ana the Gallery 30 huncfeo
orSs Of art II u the beet place Wait ia tho city
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Advertisement

THE AUBIN PORTABLE Gas WORKS Co-tO
Parties SEEKING BvsYEsswe seE g,oP.iss =" prove
Rhs under our Pspsnt See sdvesers1t on another
pase Of tASptper
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tbs Greek snd Lstn. With four rsctstions week
they have read t~erty five pages Of the Cyroped,a
ard two thirds Of the Jugarhine War during the ps't
tim Their oral examination disclosed rome geoer+
knowledge Of language independent Of Ls'in and
G,e.k The JUNIOR Glass was examined on toe
NJ ,-,cs Of light. The mathematical PORTION of
n,,i,. sue as the matter Of nses, Comes under the
d, D, Of the Prhssos Of Natural Philosophy
The es,nnation involved the phenomena Of polstiz1-
ton ,u....ieDce snd dorble refaction. The eHfni-
patton W., ieadrg, but very credfsblc. The Senior
C,nss WIZ txsm.red On the COusfituiion OF tue
Uni',d Stst-,, and that with some reference to the
existing rtse Of things at the Capitol and in the Ter
ritor;es and tn. gre. political fruds Of the country
The Free Academy boys write and say that Congress
has power over commerce between the Ss'es "A well
a. the right regulate foreign commerce 1r any Pa
pee which they MAJ deem desirable; the the Con
st'u'on guar ante. freedom Of speech IN the fern'
tories AID freedom Of debate in the Sebste' thSt
nen hr Of the House may be arrested for ie'on7'
srd that under certain circumstances possiceeVeh
to mieach the Prrsident-s matters which are too
nearly forgotten.
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Officer S4mlet of the Emigrsnt Department, states
that the report of Mr. Casrerly, Secretary, mafe at
the recent meeting of the Commissioners OF ENG a.
ton, and published in yesterdays TRIBUNE among the
proceedings of that Board, is incorrect lie kno *s
nothing about Mr Gslmiche, and never saw him until
the report referred to appeared in print.
MIR. Weber, ako referred to as having been dis
charged for misconduct says that Mr. Cassefys state
melt in that rerpect is incorrect. He resigned his POST
of his own accord, to attend to other business.
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FATAL FALL.-An Inquest was held yesterday, at
Gs,aa, b, birth Is y.su Of age who died "Wednesday
n,sht from piuss Monday ast by falling from
bu dns Fort Washington The jury rendsred verdc
Of acclherta cealh."
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NEw CoURr Room AND PRIsos "A new conrt
room and priscn for the Third District Police CorYt,
E.s.x MsIktt, which lave long been talked of snd
much Ieeded ART, it appears, sbout to be put up by
the city authorities the present site. The contract
or Yesterday notified Justice Brennan that he must
vacate the premi.ss or BEEF Monday next then
be Intended to commence the work of demolition.
During the progress Of these Improvements, and until
the new buid gs are completed and ready for occu.
psi cy, it is supposed this Police Court will be held at
Center MarAet, in the rooms now used a. the Four.
teepit Ward Station House new Station House
has been erected in Spring street, and being nearly
flushed will room be taken possession of by the force
of the Fourteenth Petrol District.
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CHARGE or GRAND LaRcESY.-James Wallis, a
coler nan w sres ed yesterday. with having stoI sn
Sc. m coin from truuk OF Horny Scuddsr at No.
Catsrne sip The money was r-coveIed Il having oeen
fu, n bed which the had occued "Wednesday
night He h.d by Just BreInan for examination
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CHARGE op HIGHWAY ROBBERY -Chas. Lynch
Leer.r of house Dover street was ys.e
lie, Cont charged With having ock yesterday morins
nlism BURKE residing At No 2O south First street
R,ook yn ara robbed him OF 10 the assault Is stated
have place at the South street ana Peck Slip
The accused WA committed 10 answer
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THE AFFAIR IN CHAMBERS STREET.
70 the Editor u Inc n. Y. Tribune

SIR: Your paper Of Taesdsy morning contains a
statement OF an ali az which aiessd TO have b,en
pa cpoIt The seSa,on false in every partc l.r aud
ely upon Of justice ta publication OIL tne d
the facts taey occurred AT An
earl, hour Monday m0TLGs called at the Onad House Ia
conf aIy with several friends have breakfast While there
Gscus sued between q totally unconpected ~o US
ard s-veisi pesobs DO we're Incidentally densnad 10
turned Csifun,ansr With that quarrel Lo person IN my
comsi ierfeed AID the mention OF Mr. Masaus Mans W
b. /. Incorrect Tbi. be- cer6ed by affidavit
am inclined 70 be,v. that yo1r reporters hoen Di.led
by .ou wovldbe uaryrs" bet decidedly object to thsr
t.iuuert # AL OF obeoss fou sta ed add
onsy hst expelled fem Caforua oy the sislshcs
Conn Of San frsLcco As have not heea IN nat Guy
for sewers. you will srsnt me the p,nent OF Al
abb. Respectfully, 'A'iH' Ao"1
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We find the following in a second edition OF me
Stoffordshire Adrert,ser:
"a continuous drizzling rain fell through the night
ce.dingly dense. This served to drive large por-
ton Of the vsitors into the public houses which were
full and were kept open all night. While the de-
meanor Of those assembled TO witness the execution
was by DO means characterized by the solemnty which
70 awful sight might be supposed to be calcu-
lated TO nspre there was, up to an early hour OF the
morning, general absence Of any outrageous coarse
Lees. Here and there party under the influence OF
hquor reeled out OF public house and shouted In
drunken accents the refrain Of song but the town
WIS eener ally quiet until about three O'Clock, when
day gradually dawned, and groups began slowly to
wend their way toward the prison, their p.cs con,
sanity scceleratng and their numbes increasing until
the thee approaches to the front gate OF tue goal
where the drop was placed filed for consider
able distance. ,
"The new Connexion and Primitive Methodist
Chspels were open, and religious service was being
performed during the night. At its close numerous
parties issued forth distributing tracts composed with
special reference to the terrible drama about to De
enacted. Others earned large pacards, bearing texs
OF Scripture Of solemn character, and proolaimed
the consequences Of INDUCING in sinful habits. One
of these placards, containing texts OF warning on.
courageu ent and hope, held at the barrer next
the tcsiold toward which the wIetched culprit would
| turn his last gaze.
Meanwhile an enormous influx Of spectstors CON-
menced. Hundreds tired, foetssre, and tavoastsinoa
bad evidently tramped many weary uIes 70 resce
Stafford; and for ave hours carriages Of every kns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

FATAL AccIDEsT-Coroper Gamble held An IN
Yesterday upon the body OF hn Nc ke natye OF Ire
adj s.ds, sornoc Decessed hand belonsng to th
bsIso pilot Beebe lying at Pier No East River AID ~si Il
the t of as,inz OF hsTser BY which the barge Vas oein
BY the tug New York. when the rope Doc ine OIL
sIousd bis leg aid drew him overoo, d. Inc htuds
tb user AID found deceased fastened TO AID dead IN
Juy rLderea verdict Of" Accidental drowning
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-09-19
Fremont Meeting in Eden.

The Republicans of Mt. Desert are earnest
and enthusiastic in their devotion to the
cause OF Freedom.
On Friday evening beautiful spot hay-
inc been selected in view of the noble noun
tains and splendid bay at Bar Harbor, a capt
tai flag staff was raised, and a flag Inscribed,
Fremont and Dayton, Kansas and Liberty.
was given to the wind, with hearty cheers
for the Republican cause and candidates.
The crowd then adjourned to the school house
which they filed to oyerfowins
Tee meeting then listened to an able and
stirring appeal from Mr.. Theodore Winthrop
Of New York. who in clear manner show
ed the impossibility Of American freeinen
ever consuming TO the further extension OF
slavery and the despotisn of slave power.
Entire unanimity and great enthusiasm
was felt and will be shown in practical
way at the polls on Monday next.
Bar llarbor, Sept 9Th, lsjG.