davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

2e with ccsl 70 Nsphaatap Sss Co; vessel to Baker
upe IT. lat 10 So Ion III TO- s'gpszea snio irads1su,
z. days nom Liverpool for 81 john NIB; July TO- si' II
len CD 20, spoke brig Obs, days from Poruana io'
Nstspzss. -
Brig Geo Aekerly, Mcintyre. Motrovis 40 days. IN
pa'm oil and camwcod passengers. 70 Ystes Pr
Ier6eld No ds, st 20, lor DO, rpeke Brem brig Emms
from Bremen for Porto Rico.
Brig Ocean Spray, subbs, New Haven, in ballast 70
master.
Schr Horace Staples of wsstpor, Gibbs Turks Islands,
June 29 with salt, to swift Sailed 10 company w'h
schr Homer for New York. and spoke her ssa nst in a
80 40, Ion IS 30.
scnr Ocean Wave 3D. LOckhArt, Windsor, Ms, days.
with planter, to master.
Sohr Z Kidder, Harksep, Savannah, s days with lum
ber " Pease 70; vessel TO d 1urrsy Was detained
outside SANDY Hook "A hours by fog.
Schr Warner, Htetscn Charlie you, days With cot
ton, &C. 70 NcCready, Mott Co. 18Th inst soh sandy
Hotk during deDee fog came 10 ccuact With ship South
erp Chief, which carried the boweprit and bead.
Schr Anhassett Blake Charleston, days, with cotton
and rice, TO Scranton rallman.
Schr Maria Fleming, SHAY, Wilmington, Del, pays
Schr Ann SAlter, Fsh, Wareham.
Scbr II Rutsn, Rose, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Tyrone, Strout, Rondout for Boston.
Steamer TAcoDy wiRoo Philsdelphia.
Steamer Kepnebec, Hand, Phadelpbia
Steamer Pelican, Aldrich, Providence.
Steamer Chas Osgood, Smith, Ncrwlch and New London
BELOW.
One ship, unknown.
Wind at sunrise SCI meridian do, aud rrash with rain;
sunset, SSE, and Light, with rain dense fog outside
during AM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14
Personal fnssilsg-sss.


Psn.; . = kg.lsas .,,- nd hrss e,ass.sr, a-i9gh&
Mr. arc sr. 10, CLARK ssssen Island "a go. ua,sd
ss. Army n,rss.ort Aqs'ri.o SessIn " n.v "
?. nars.r ssssuash; sr sd NJ. Las' ssid sd
ss,snnsi sga ~. u.sy SooIs $50 ssairsu .as Two
Wa ssc,oS.l Bss1sa, s.s,sr Fsic-. aerms,ysN ~ Bsa
nsssv, Csicato .oolso y. csosds CUBS, .. wenbsrs
Yori jean rrodsn lafayette, ina MIRA y. oSsmpO, ss
PROV u.vre ssa Southampton IN ne ssAnstig Ful,ouE
v aaughrogt @ siggs sCio h Horton. Gl,-d N
Ss king. Lsgr Lszsiql satsr, Q Dsnisoa sru.h'
ccs,e ss,.ss1as !ehs slsooseu Jale' fluase ~.
ssryan,s ssss.sy ,E Us. nsss sASsss. Ne; 9,u
ss 20. ss W. 4. ksss. t soa ser
ss s,sss We. I as. sad. s. Woe. v aIoS
fSs s ess bin. sn' ssS
Moe ocIs 60 tsr's'A: end 'n. ,,s cAi 49,, , 3
INV sss. IL ssr.is sD Bs% aa spa pe.r
S-ssi W. 70 'f rsss e:%yss e';r,s:s
- 'seS1.s .ne p,fos' 10 Msr.a p
h.Ssy s',s C,i .s-roarouRls,e and I.ay, Bssssr,
~ I'D 90 : ss,its ! bas.re' Wsss, fEsa:
CO.. . s,s' 1 a 's rs.. d ser s,ess 81:
,,ses "a ? ss@ssd Dnlssh tsalbert z, .ss Juia.
s .5 81 Ne, s.., .ss. s,s. ses;gs as
Prom ob.rlesor Ia ne sesrlssig sassvineus.s U.eh,n
SOY Me- Hss1sp.. xrs Joa.. srs Jones and chd
tent sr. $50 nrs f sa s ~ .,,. M Ms
Nhe WI nef, We me-, lazy four chdren snd pn--e,
~ woodward ard lady. Miss Gray N4sisra q a ard 4
wti.ney Nsss sdgertor ana tsrvsnt " sa-Ss-r a~S
shNd iaiL Eolia And thif N - urtvn, Ni.s
sneOss. Aiss trv~I YRS osliivs- Mae BraoIes Up
Burchnsn, ady nfsnt G.d servsnt. parv End glsa
Iuie. nr Tbos uuer nd .cy Chs Cncs ana iady
yooss, q ~ -rian " Creihybufy, ! Rlshstone ]
fTrerts.r ~ fntv-erp, Hsr1esot. ssctt n "a vi
hresss NJ Fasls-, n Eeir q osoofne $50. ~ Ya1
nsy. n ~ Lssfaue + X ieseass n q T-osrris.s q a
Perce C4a. Fsrter Geo hc-lp Eichsr5s. NJ Gao y
90 q l.chsrds. N3er, " Hfnh, Geo Aazalel1, sUd
30 u steer 60
Prom Eaysursh, IN BE s,esusbp HunisvsHesry Brig
tau isdy too chsen ana tTo servants. q g ilt a.
chlt arf servant. ttegsrt, hies . G-ulsn N.ss
Pond. VIVA gonss. krs jones Anerev u u DaEsou l7d
lsdy loha Fcey n lsawspr, Mr. 81 ThrAas ADD ebd
Mo \ y 1sirkaDs Di.kson. v burphv lanes Y -
han JAMS Mor ahsn, j., ID aug ~ Dorrg sohn Bat
lsv, rrlser . " rlotsA. ana sdJ, hss Msrf Brium
Ftus Bovnisn ve srney Nss Day, Nss Cam, AbrsiAD
saasn 3 N sadssson Jo,hei. fsos dfiaY, isiy az
tWo rhldseo. a no.v, Frvari rsa1et stevens, Me-
sH~vens sn1 - IN 10 esersgt-To'N ~
rrc rlrts Tsia j. m ne sotr Horace Staples a Shat
fuck soi a Barnes.
~ lRpTvg,
Tron NeW Criesns ~ Heansbip Fhlaseipba-Hoa ME-
vsisb NJ ianstt child ana serveut y y rSriin, y. .
r Bieue, Mr. Hrrernuf aLf istg O. tO1teuN, -.
Betty, l.. MsAhtlss n. splDdier, NJ ThoHFsoa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14
Before sis, b d ga sou, Esq, Jlsac,

BEFORE t,iss u ID os reo, fsq, JlsSc3
The va 81 Nto jenny rensrtci Blunt rstftf0~rr
% JAn Rs.ck< ard Mi De firi-re % tsses, corpss
~ Dfins The roo,ss u Me-. Emily 2oant aud ai-s
Euuy J. Boubt The reply OF sredersk 5.
Blodpt 'be psu:,orsr re snsser ~ IooB Hrncse "
u ~ru hsbess corpus served upon Dim IN he above
err'Iec u0tfn.
Fr-Tass ssii guDcss 81: FROM the s-,and dsy Of
July the time II hes-rsice 1T ,cesAi vr,, det~u
zoe said Mr.. Fatty J Spnnt sod Mrs Emily j. ) QUOT
The ps'itops,, and ss them ie Aued fr,o Tue
sad pe'vnopr AMI sgso-t Hs she pettoo-r's) sl aof
rvuf. " q, mt ,hs ~ the iong they
In nis ltps cato auscle's) house.
senopd--rost tie cato la N the house n the
rsia Nupcss rppsDy xtn toe gs'1 de Rgi.rs. or
came here The ryarcs O Tie ssd de Ryisfe, s1srs
ttsS zipe1 from 'rs rd cav ~ jay, the rail- Me-
raiy souot, until or ab@I tb- s'xh lay ~ Jay
ssst sgsc- re si Il the ,e,'ioesr, father he
ssio hsf E1Duy Si0ubt ne ttboer o,Isves
$50 ,~s % a1ie n prnv~, STR the tnor,etgs, prv
IS ~ the Ssd Supoks, rsmnve 'r,m ,ns sad
haufe sBd tassp pitce NJ, -n1 st IA
81 arr rotcea91 ron mo peta ls-r. agt he sst
lra runy srpt sil-s hssr osrmi'si ny the ssii
DC 10 Die 'rpss against me will Il yocr pe
Gt .asf
rb,rd-rnt ,se s,,d H1r ,se kno-,, or he's reason 70
bcHsve uoro IN crrs,n -ncn b, believes 70 os
tree, The Do5e sod msncer ~ win ysl
Emily J Bornt -ss 'sksr s~kv from os sad b3use.
N o, coupsby sbs len SAID house. aud ne ptse
-hob sbo q AIRED. srd tue rsne oa1as
q IT, persoos ~ prscbsny ~noss sue
p6shd - leave I'D pnune and rrom ard rhe-s
al. c1poeaet and the p~cus oootrovers the f.cs
NJ In toe o. ssf u.ncke IN respect - the
m.ter at STAGED, AMI prsys fo Investigation a 70
star tbereto
Four'h,hs, tee sid DE- R,v .ce nss a. your sett su.r
70 informed believes n bs q, ne horss %
SAID Hur peaiedy since the O. tse sad
and hiss bad Interviews srn the .sio Mrs Eriy
4 ount a, he OF the SAD Grnsse, alta ms
one ssd uupcse's) knnslso-e or assem-, snd
that the sad Buncxe AIDED tad SPOTTED sat De RI
" he ac'nes ADD eouts "a ,as corces ue1t ~ tne ssn
s's Emily Brurt, sut " your psdtic er Prsys usy
be irqsi7eo Of In this prOc-ecing
Nothing further rans pirsi the Above se yesterday,
viii lbe erection Of tete nOss n 40 Rve'e's cl).b'g,
Sc, from the Napoleon Ho'ei, BY Deputy snsrin JOIN
Irsnris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

suFREMv COURT GbNnRAL Term.
Before Hon Judges Davies, Wright logrsham and
Sutheriaad.
July 10 In ne Matter Of Michael Canosmi. FOR
NAL cscs,op OF The Court xas rendered thk mcrdng by
Judge Davies, the PRESIDING Justice
The first exception 10 70 the kA6mony Of
CfceI Weuy, wr-re be asked 10 re- err TO wnat
found the black frock We consider that ell
Ct Testimony having been previously given without ex
cepton 10 the previous part OF the cis tnere nothing
IA this exception at al snd there vas In fact enough 70
this cat With tie prisoner, even II this were
sanipg We therefore overruis the exception rae
coEd exception in references TO the pistol We think
thst testimony properly admitted because vas 10
be taken Ia connection with other evidence already
ceiveo Fret, have tue evi fence OF Simon Auon and
bin wife jane ~bo we're to- re 81 the corner tcst per
s,p the pointed risto; then have tasi-
mopy Of q pstol being in the hands OF Tue VINO
running, hsrged non one hand TO the oher
sud put il in hs pocsst, and then We have the tee
timopy OF eonoetoiLg thrown by the a. he
ing through 30 yard st,ee thec ~e have toe
hnowg O. pistol 1t that place. We think com
whether or net toey oehevso vas p'toi ia the
bspos Of The Therefore We dc pot see anything
he exception In retereu ~ the testimony OF Fsech
Cd 70 give hs FOR toe good cha
which toe deeDcsrt sustained in Italy there
OF the good character Of tina prisoner
the rsr there vas 20 nscess nor s1y reason or the
witts tsng called The psrt OF the prosecution 70 give
evseace regard 80 the particular reasons or ia;s
from ebch he deduced hs opuion, jastDed it, as 10
Ills good character. Character, on Ter those crcon
star ces general character no. Character rom PARTON
lar 'sce and crcuuftances and the good character is
proved by the proof Of good general character Unless
that 10 ipeachsd the persoos calling witnesses to
the good character 60 into the facts and crcum
Stances We think therefore, that the ruling the Court
correct Az 10 the ps)er taken from the defendants
house do not think ths, material A to the sixth
We think sst the eetepdsnt coud not prove what Webb
bad said 20 the receipt Of any money, uuess he had
| been asked he quee ton IN the first instance.
The molten tor trial is therefore denied.
Mr. Rsaknan excersed TO the decision of the 1nurt
| Judge Ipsrsbsm remarked that, hs individual OPT
MON, be thought the tesr my TO the for de-
lentAps good Chsrastes 10 Italy adnssibc; but ia
asnuch good character s1p,oed, the exclusion u
thxt testimony cid not affect the prsouer because the
JUry bjond to settled fact tnat the de-
PENDANTS char scter good.
The p-soUer .sen rernanied 70 the care of the
Sheriff ard COZ docsed bach 70 II e prison.
Tbe general rsrr adjourned uoN eleven O'Clock on
tie go day o. August 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

-IanhciAn bVhhns were 10 NBht Supply ana HaIo6 were
to 100 ECO barrels at the above quotations
Southern -four was 4, fair demand vito sales Of about 800
barrels ut the above figures. Rye -four was
quiet at quotations. Sales Of Jersey meal were
ported at SO Do; Brandywne was unchanged. Wheat
Was held more firmly, and on some grades OF CON-
an advance OF one to two cents per
bushel was Obtained. The sales embraced about
10000 $1,000 bushels, including heated Western
mixed a. 75c. prime held at sec Mil waukie club
cold at 9oc white Michigan at 81 0s inferior good red
Indiana 1T 92c 81 o2, and prime At 81 09 81 06 asked
prime white Southern 1t 81 AZ, and red do. at
81 26 Rye steady with sses Of about 900 bushels
Ut e9c os were steady with sales OF State and Western
at Acc . 4ebc.
CorrKI sales embraced about 1000 bags OF Java
to arrive at p T.; aud 176 do. Maracabo ct 10 Rio
wss steady, with moderate sales.
CoITos The market continued drm ct the advance OF
yesterday The sss embraced about 900 bales closing
q about the following rsrge OF quotations.
IrylkPOoI CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

CLEARED.
Steamship Chesapeake, cfoNeil, rOrtland--H cron
Bi,k Blooner tswed), Kraft, HOnssvdeo and m,rke,
Bsrs Jcb.nDes (H,u), Brubu, Brissol-F Ksrck
big Gottland lswed), wsstoo, Gloucester, E-Funca
Brs George Albert, Thompson, 5avsns-N Truji1c.
Brig Helen Mar (h), Burgess, sa.tax-C Dewold
schr ID starks, snson, 81 Johns, FRI Ewel
scbr julia Cnr), wayoou, St Apdre~s, rB--Jed Frye.
Schr babel, Rowland, Besuiort-nsvs Holmes
scsr Robcr's, Fowler, wasorgtcn-relfsir 4 Horus.
scnr D Miller, Crosby, Richmond Van BrunI
ssbr white Squat, sharp, PhIs5eiphs -was,er.
Sctr Siren. BCsrse, Bostcn-S Lcvs6 20.
sehr sawyer, SNOW, Bcstop-L Nckars'n.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fulton, wo,.os, isvrc June 2s AMI GIVE,
30sh, ss PM, With mdse ana passengers 70 WIN Dray
ton July p, 9Am, of Cape Race news 70 the
AN sta4 "a Ion 81 "a 7s6 miles from New York psssea
Br steamship Persis hence for Liverpool The de-
tsco Oh e Ioos sir hours 10 The fog passed sbrcast OF
sesuship Augusta, woodbull savanpsh with nase and
psssctsers, 10 5 l. MtchilI Son. saaday. Pm, es.
signals with seamtlip Keystone state, from Poi
adelpba for Charleston aud At n Pm, with steamship
Columbia, hence os Chsrles,en; honda5, az AM, sln
stes mshp fiorids bepce for savannah. me DC.
tanned outside bours By n dense fog.
Steamship Huntsville, Poet, Savannah, 81 hours, with
Nose ssa psss.nsers 70 Crogwea 20. Monday,
gomery, hence fo- savannah Inc II detained eight
hours BY foes on sandy Hook.
Steamship Nashville, Even Chereeton, With mfse aud
passepgers, 70 sponcrd, nleston 10. The de-
tsined "a hours by dense foxs of tn Hook.
Steamship Memphis, Watson, Chsricsoo, WIKI n6se and
messengers. 10 n cromwell n 10. This morning, when
OF sAnoy Hook, passed schr with AL head gear gone,
and bo~sprl laying alongside; had doubt IN col
leion.
snip Southern Chief, Higgins, liverpool, May n, with
ndse 70 n Brock %. June q lat 81 o. Lon 49,
exchspged signals with ship 5ylvsnus Bausbsrd, ffon
New Orieans for Uverpco 22d Let ~ Ion a. exchanged
tigrsls TO tsk JuHa Cobb, IRON H,vars for Famolh
2Sd lat AZ Ion as exchanged Signals with sno Wess Poia
frt,d Liver rol Tor New YORK; July TO- ai 40, lou o.
sp>ke bark Tinos (o New York;, from Havana Tor Fa
mouth 81 Iah, whse ~ ing W In very tbiCk fox OF
dy Book run into BY ,hr ID " warner 81 Rock.
haven Cor Nee York, which carried away The sch boE
sprn and bead. rns snp received material da Dsge.
snip sec Psl.sn loi Bsb), Aleher, LIVERPOOL, Ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

The sDsrtn which the teles rsph reports nasas
hec1 rssDg 10 the porth aud wst since Sunday last,
reached this city yetterday noon, and pIured down
copiogs 70 ID for four hours IL commenced uris5sy
with high ~iDd and not litts thunder anu hshtnng
ou, gradually tspe,ed OF sso~er, which ceased b.
i've O'Clock, though continued cloudy during ne
ng For the Grtt hour The rain q torrupt and s1
greet FOOD cleaning lhe pavement, sn1 sidewalks o.
tier supsrnao1s IN, bssdes giving most rs'reab.ss
ccotefs ~ The atmosphere Ia the su-r'unfag s1ultf7
Ea rain w Re II great pere0t ~ ths gro Fing crops,
rbcb we're beginning ~ suffer somewhat from the
drought The ccrt was loaxing wiied, slf kitchen
grsen ptns Ass crisped, bdt ths
6o1d came just 70 the right tre, ani toe yiel1
viii s1ooubter be Unprecedented Farmers b1silv
engaged 10 cutting ioSn toe sbeat aod rye aud 9ay
fet fer tne corn. oss aBi buck Nheu One m1Te
good raU m sbou tee veCks time Will ssclre al zoe
growIcofcys beyotd persdysusUre But however psaaa
he rtD he IN The CIV oouotrJ s1og sbo
sdIfus n The Ia Of u 0lber, uss ut rgga3rd VI
egrea derl Of favor b. svrdry parties sho Tsal pao
excursions yestetosy II iact they coosoerei as de-
roe1 pniss and Jupiter Puvi1s severely tera'od
fer ubtin ely vitt. rte Auercrs Associations, c0o
pose ~ ber Of M. engine, seut on grad p,,
mic s-G c1bon excursion yesterday 70 Eagle Grove aud
Pieas va,loy. Inc ..eauh-aL Onis sad 40 o4rges
were hired and the auberB Of ibe ISOLATION, Wih
their iren sweefbear AIMED out great nser
70 b.vea tc03 time t al very vo ealy 10 ibe fsg
Dut Toe raic n-ec tho gcher with toe a.
abe GUS 6s-cng gas BY t1c rsa diops wat .hs
paume1ts o. thunGsr and Cutting, cote ihs plsDisog
Arrangements were eDurey rose. Essls Grove "a
voted sco exposed sns Pleasant Valley mi19ner Toe
young lsfes fcs ali a. al t1sT vsoDs Of Elsts
picne aod pce a .tss ~ Tue ro9js VA We fs'ors
senhtuen wtrc der broken, rhie The men c'ta1.ci
laonsefef wto bad hquor Scd f~sa ~ AZ the Neatobf
w. y,l9e ooiiapsBa u criaoi. ro aaa s,aetsl
Aet0oei Il 1r LCs N wfiamgsng sl5, vent % u.,Iss
~ he1i.ro yescIday pu ne IA cresie5 greet 'l1n
sou hoFever, ct bauds go der co~er - nsic ADD
icy naa~tca y return IN SO eveaiDs no. mlso ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

Faenrs TO Liver pool about IS 600 bush wheat were
engaged in bulk at 3D. 900 ools aour At ls. o., aud
100 terces pork a. 3s ga so boxes bacon at COS and 30
boxes cheese at 35s To Cadiz, some 900 900 bbs.
-four reported 10 have been engaged ct about 80
q 65c.
BAY was steady, with sales OF 600 800 bales at as
afoc
Iasr -Ccmmon Rockland was moderately dealt 10 at
sc. aud Jump do. At SOC
MoIIssr.-sAles Of 90 hhds Porto Rico were made a,
$40 q acc
NAVAL roRE.--rhe supplies light, and ssle1 mod
crate, VIII holders continued 70 demapd fnii ps cee
oIIs II bseed contDued arm, with sales at 69c. roc
Crude whale dun and moderate demand at SOC
aus crrde Was IN good demand, chiefly FOR export
raow oil cold the extent Of so 600 bs Southern sKo
on c1u--We quote city thin oblong At $37 S3T 80
per ton, Western thin s3l 80 So, thick OF SO
rRovRpSs-Pcrk-Tkem make: exhibited q hrner tone,
while the tes embraced about 900 700 bbls uciuing
At t1s 20 $40 15 he latter figure for small lots
and prime af sl3 IS thin nj SIC BIG TO- and CLEAR
si7 7basis Beef steady, With sales cf aeou 800
hbls inducing country ~ Sill tu 30, repacked
Western mess At ell 20 Sis 30, and extra do at S4 .
were Arm At SIC 80 a si7. Bacon steady with GALES
CT city clear reported a 12hc and GOO lbs sbort bone
less II gsh ct private terms. Cut meats we're steady,
with saes OF 20 100 bids, lcud.ng shoulders, ~
5xc., and hams at 7xc nc with smsll Ioss st Sc
Iaro active, and the yesterday sernooo and
to-day rea.hed about 500 500 bbls and ,srccs,
closing firm At IL sc. There vas s1us more do
m,rd Cor bu,ier sales OF OHIO l2c Isc and susie
1bc 2oc Cheese In rstner request, nj &c
&c for skimmed, and at &c SC for prime State.
Rcz-sales OF about 80 css1 we're reported at 30. o
aye
sales embraced about TOO 500 hhis Cuos nuscova5o TO
the trade, chiefly Of ehe aea; no, with small i,ss
Tsuow. mere ess better demand. aud prire cry
held q, okc while lots sold for future 90
livery ct $40.
wsrssrY-wrha fair demand the sales embraced abou,
300 bbls a. 23Lc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

Exchange on England is dun. Bankers aze hold
nf at 81 but any little business that is being done
is done at lower rates, say as. There IL change
in money to report.
The California steamer is telegraphed from New
Orleans, with 81 100000. Our banks will thus soon
hold their thirtysix millions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

EXHIBITION roR TKHUA uTEPEc The bxrs Rapid, %
ging the houfe of Hargous Brothers, sal Cd yestsr
day Ihe s,oDus of rehusn,epec, with parry OF en-
giDeers, sno laoorers, (o5 In uumosr unier
J. Mcleod Murphy Esq experimenting Engineer With
full supply OF t,ores, instruments, implements snt ma
tersl for purp Of opening tire Trszs routs in time
10 carry the mails sccortpe the terms Of the contract
Of the company with the government.
There already work the Istomus Of over
200 mep and there be reasonable doubt Of the
object being satisfactorily accomplished.
The company has purchased the stea nsbp Quaker City
sno secured Carsaio Sbueldt her commander TO
between New orle.Ds and The Isrhmus she being
fitted ou, port for the service, and will leave New
Orleans her nrst trip in October.
Ariyer is the Coatzscoaloos river,
left New Orleans FOR the place dve Gays
srd third iron s'eaner-is contracted for 70 be
built by be Neptune wcrss within the nert sixty DAYS
10 progress wh stage pro2rietors 10
place NIL equipment OF coaches and wagons the road
building
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has contracted to
carry mails ana passsnte-s by noepeudsn, steam
from vertosa, the Pacific terminus Of the route TO
Acspuco the regular line carries then San
Francesca.
There 70 doubt that BY this route passer-
gers aad mails may be transported between New oreaas
and San Francisco In fourteen osys and between New
fork apo sap tancsco oy US OF tnc new rsroao route
through yJgDis Tennessee, &c, In seventeen days and
. half
In December rext the chief engineer, wisu a. sdeu,
Bq., viii sssume charge Of the works when the
sa,y for constructing the railroad the
18th nps si be ,assp an, vigorously prosecuted When
ibis complete the time III Be still further shortened
1t appears from oil tina that, uoswtnstan ling csuu.
ers obstacles -hicn past years stood In the say
q he xork. they uGy be regarded nov overcome,
the perstpg effort Of the projectors aud friends Of
the enterprise uno justification and reward in
ard sl,cips.eo benefits bensnt euuring not only 70
themselves bu, TO Ihe whole couatry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14
SECOND BOARD.
CITY OOmmERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July IS-6 2. n
AsHss--The GALES moderate at &c for pots, and
exc Tor pearls.
BFEADs1Urrs Under the influence Of the Capada's
news the market hrmer, and closed with q frmer
feeling. rbe embraced about 1000 IL, 900 bbs,
closing within about the following range of prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14
The de Rivtere Romance.

The foo~ipg IA the usvsrss 70 Joho duncse's ipro-
prefer Of the Napoleon Bots retup to the writ n Ia
beas co,rus, copy Q, ehlh wes served upon Mr. Moi
fore, Mr.. Eouoks's course, yesterday snornas:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14
Funeral ~ Laurens ti.miltcn, Of shs Seventh
RaSnmevs

Funeral ~ LauTene Hsmiltc n. If tho Seventh
Rskimevt.
ne funeral Of Lsurens H. milton, the member Of the
Seventh Regiment Who wa. drowned Rcnuous during
the recent oossques Of resident Nopros took place yes
serdsy afternoon, 81 calf past three ~ Trinity church
Al IN carry hour 1 crowd began 10 coiioc ana ~ ''
time OF the comm sncemeot Of the services al Inc se~~
were filled and the ss,es we're crowded 70 excess rae
seats on the nrc ase were reserved for the realses
the Tall bee rers the guard Of honor frs" Vrsnss soe
members of the Seventh Regiment In cizsns dress An'
the srae uat'ng class Of 1854 Of O'umoS o'~'s0'
when he deceased WAS member
Pre- cse,y a, hs past three the ociasiug clergy men,
rcls yss and pail bearers emerged from the anteroom 90
u Ief. Of the altar and proceeding TO The veshsu'e,
ercored the rensas 10 PROCESSION to the front OF the
altar in the folio siig ORDER
Officiating Clergy.
Or BerriAn, Or. Muhleubsrg,
Dy. Taylor, Rev. M Weston,
Rev. Mr. lawrence,
Rav. Or. Adams.
Pail Bearers @~~s~ ~ NO Pail Bearers.
E. c. Norris, Tne body Robert winthrop,
E Ootbout, Of the sGooverneur Kembe,
B. Cutting. ! ieseased. Tracy Arnold.
S~~~~-s~ .~~~v
Relatives o. the 1eceased.
Frer5s OF the family.
The body placed directly 10 front Of the altar an
the officiating clergy took seats in the chauce wsers Dr.
Adams seated The solemn burial service Of the
Episcopal church then performed. sfer ~hi;h the
remains we're cnvey ed to the family vsut at the south
west corner Of he churonyard Many Of the audience
fingered about the churcbysrd the temb Of the
illustrious grandfather Of the decesssd-Aexsnder
Hamilton
The Virginia Guard Of Honor wore badgssof their me
anchoy Office and after toe service proceeded 70 their
quarters
The VlIgnians have received sseiduous stten.ious
from the members OF the Seventh during their etsy
and every disposition has been snowh to recprocs.a
the hospitality ,ently evinoed n Richmond
There will be = voluntary psrane of the Seventh reg
ment to-day at O'Clock, 10 white pautsicons Toe
lire will be formed Washington Parade Groand. they
sill tn Rospoke the delegation from
| Norfolk, Richmond and Petersburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14
MIsCEI.LANh.rIls

wIsCEIIANEVUs
CRInaAS' oprvrsAt
tHDUCTlOH or
WIFE AND DAUGDfsR;
AokOF
sOAfDAfs
COMP seiON
OF pANBiFp.
FXr lrTfOk OE A
POIsONER
DEHpRBArs uOEnIrioF
Oe AFFA1AS III
ST LUUlS
rAfIORAL
Ross a TOvhsY, 0suesN Asensa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

BOARD or TRADE, WHITEHALL June 20, 1865.
The Right Hon. the LORDS OF tie COMMITTEES OF Prvy
Council for Trade ard PlaotstoDs have eceved through
the Secretary Of State for Foreign A- rs copy q
patch from her Majesty Crsrgt a. slsrs Corstsnno
pie, potfyp that oiecton fixed Turkish tight
house dues all siea and sailing rhe Of friendly
Powers passrg through the Sras o. the Dardareee snd
the Bospborus w 70 the 9h (22d) OF June
inst aud that shoulc any object the pay
Of these dues quarantine authorities would note rise
thasxk .iio atha