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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
THREATENED REVOLUTION IN ITALY
RISINGS IN SPAIN.
Cotton tdvanced-BIeadstugs Dull-COnsOls 98I.

lBy tie America Printing telegraph Co.'S Lnes,l wslist
HALIFAx, Wednesday, juno 9, 1853.
Tie x N. stesnsh;p America, Cap. Mliar, which
ssed fiom Liverpool at ociock ou the afternoon Of
May -. eniye1 at Halifax at O'Clock on the morning
Of .IuIe2.
The America, May q, paced steamship Arabs from
New-Yoik for Liverpool.
The steamer New.York, from NewYost May 5,
arrived 6. Glesgow on the 2o.h.
The sAamer KaIge.oo from New-fork May 8,
arrived at Liverpool at 4:30 a. m Of the 22i.
TIE America has on board four of the telegrsphic
staff Of the Atlantic Telegraph Comp,uy en- route for
Newfcu d'and, to get everything ready at Trinity Bay
for landing the cable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
The Tornado I'm Illinois.

CHICAGO, "Wednesday, June :, Io0N
Later accounts from the scene oil the late tof'
nado state that four persons have since died from
the effects OF the Injuries received. Tne follow
ing sre the NAMES of the killed: John Hard and two
lB}rsa; MIS-. MoWilams and four children; w. T..
ILon On, wife and child; Mrs. Brazlston AMI two
children; Levins Lacey, Hiram johnson and WIFE,
AMI four others whose names are not known. The
track Of TIE tornado quarter of milo in width,
ard lastcd fifteen minutes. Tie funeral of the killed
s Represented to have been very large, and the core
rnoIss imposing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
TURKEY.

TURKEY,
II wss c. rsiierei Lot unnE.ly thss - succ,,s #
80 " t'sr, grisLs al Gr4h va would ipduc, t.
Christians in Herzegovina snd Bosnia to rise go
g,in.t ttr JuThs. The Turks are sad to naVs asG
GO La IN the affair sth the Mont ,gcsns =.
a loan Of 600 Coo pas,re, :, e,il 10 hsye ben
cothlcftd !: ct Co:s;trtin p,o by sani.y Creek
uercharts. ~ ssvrr pc eert
TIE WAR THF IN MONTENEGRO.
C1ne.popderoe of the Lon;on Time.
yIESsss, May 10, 1853.
Tie N..f rre ekisc'e e, responde las n "a COL.
tanned the following Telegram:
T1IEsrr, x4y1iISiS.
s"Priyste tdvoes fcm Pagusa ,n:air tie f,ll,w-
irP dt'"Is = l.tNe re att.e batSeen tae Turks
ard Montepes,ins al Grshovo:
In tie mfrlSg or Toe iIth iust the MonteIe-
grrs epeeteoly attack 81 TIE Turkish camp, aud
i,VL. cd. Al atlenpt which they rade to take
tnlkFb battery VS. equally unsuccessful. Alter
tier fruitles' stack, tue Mon'enegrins retired.
hIueG tsO columns, aud cccuP:ed tie ROADS 10
Klubrk. kcf.eris (korienichil. and Grahovsz, With
tie int. nton of cutting ID tie supplies sent to the
Tuiklsh iorotf.
Ire reports to the lose OF tie two parties are
coLirac:ctoTy Iteie was no hgttiog or the l2t7.'
The Or,trrc'ct sctc Corrcspoalen: Of tnls evening
cOttains the following telegram from Rsgus,,;,
" TRIESTE, MsyslJ.
"At dawn on the 18Th the Montenegrins took a
transport of provisions in the rear Of tue Turkish
forces aud put nearly the whole OF it, escort TO the
sword. The coTu anter Of tie Turkish camp at
tempted TO take advantage of heavy fc = and TO
wtldiaw from his position but the Aon.enegrius, OBJ
rsryirg the movement. turned his flank, split the
Turkish corps tito two pers and forced botn 70 fail
back on klubuk aud korisnich 1t is said ths,
F,Ink PGsha (tbe Turkish commander Is either dead
'r prisoner. Great CONSERVATION prevailed IN Ire
binye."
According to q telegram r'c,ived by one Of the
INgstioD in this city, tho Turks suffered very severe
loss in men, gurs and arme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
INDIA

Tie Bombey Mail Of Aprn y, had arrived in Ia
GLAND. The main features of the news have been al.
MINATED by toe tel grsph. Tue hot weather had set
in 10 all its intensity but The gescer part OF tho Brit.
ish frees W, ND Of necessity kept m the f,d Tee
advance into Robi'cupd had coDDepced. Interest
Ing Ge.ss are given Of the capture OF Jhen AID ho.
tsI Tho IL si-tsi ce at tGe 70 severe, and
the British aired considerabc lcss, bu. the opera
ton is pronounced of the mosj brilliant ,oi the
campaign.
S,i Archd.e wiss n, tie c'uqlero 4 Dali, "a
arrived If I.oLdon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

The steamboat Josephine, chartered ox the exclusive
u,e Of the members Of the Club and their families, wiz
leave tie oOtof Leroy street at i0occck ths moipg
sndihe steamboat Satellite, sso chartsred BY the Club
viii leave the same place, half IN hour later. with
pouticn Of tie Committee, ard accompany the yschis
over the sGling course In addition to thess, the
Thomas Hunt, ard number Of other STEAMBOATS, szs
adve,tsed to take passengers to see the Regatta -
tha. those who are dssrous Of witnessing this 90
Spos.. vii have 90 smph opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
Annual synod OF the Reformed
Dutch Church Of n. America.

NEwARN, \. j., wednesday, juno ?, lo)S.
The Annual Synod Of the Reformed Dutch Church
Of North America oommcnced its session 10 this city
tbs morning About 100 delegates from the Middh
and Western States we've present. The session was
occupied this morning in the election OF officers, the
Rev Mr.. DenaIest Of HUDSON, N j., being elected
Precedent. AID tie Rev. DR.. Lee Of Leeds y. u,
Addresso,. The Synod will remain 10 session about
ten DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
.t,pe NJ. C,i..cndeu's anou.m,nt paced by 70

stspe Nj C,i,.endeus ensn!msnt paced by @
sfsins! IL.
Az auemp' TO append 10 the bill appropriations f'r
the iocai business Vt the Dstct OF ChGm "a having
fsled and ccvCrsl nioo- amerd,nents btvieg been
moved ard lost, Mr. CHANDLER lMics renewed
lis rr.t,cn TO appropriate $4,000 for the st Clair
Eihts.
A vote was taken on tbi, and few members beng
r,..srt y sen cd re iii was carried, w5cn Mr.. SIL
DELL charged lis vote 10 "Yes," thu, acquiring
the RIG bt TO Il owe 10 r'cCngder.
Beio.c tie result was Announced, the nd nin'trs
IN. Oaoo i,i2n called for the Yeas aud Nays on the
-rcficn Which was carried by2S against 10. Al
,...4rei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
PaksenQers.

M Jennings. children and nurse Mr. heL,.o aad y
~ Warren LADY two CHILDREN and servant Ms az i~o
Crowupg biell Miss Ms ston IS An;sy Nj WTen'
lady End infant Mr Lawrence lady sud nephew CsU Smith
Nr brooks and ady Dopneu and servant Mrs Psse aud
two CHILDREN Mira Mckay. child infant ,--Tsr. C.p WOOD
- Messr' Sos. chamberlain, Ford, Enf cot fspe %.
ar k,pa fprey Surf Neck Hughes Bnler 10 a9AA Nv 4
nnn; b1ihs,hsn rayera Dpwilde two, a.eI ans eA1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
NeM-lIampsIlirC Legislature.

COSCoRD, Wednesday june :, ~
The Legislature met tiis morning. snd the House
oTgaIized by the Oh oce Ct ~ Il. Bryant, republican,
as Speaker, by vote Of lgi against ll2 for Waite:
Hartman. Horny {. Kent was elected CLERK, az
Edw4rc Sswyer. Assistant Clerk. The Senate elected
Austin +. Pike President of that body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
Departure OF the Niagara.

BosToS, Wednesday June >, ISIS.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara ssed d. nooo,
with oIe huudrtd aud tLirty passengers for Liverpool
and fifteen for Halifax and $ll2, 900 ia specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
ITALY.

A rumcr Is again current that the Dutch Govern.
ment tss been cbosen by the Kings of Naples and
Piedmont Sc mediator in the Csglari affair.
A telegram from Turin, however, says that the
IrGeperdente Of thst city announces that Count
Csvour will adore 81 ultmaum to Naples, and that
the question Of Ssidinias submitting toe matter 70
arbitration viii depend on the nature of the Neapol
tan ans~er.
TIE london Posts Paris correspondent Gays that
the King Of Naples lately applied TO the Emperor Of
Rufsia Ter passport. He said he was felrful Of
France, ard could no lcrger be that the British
Government would continue its policy Of conclusion
Cabinet courier reached Naples or the 18th ifoin
ST. Petersburg.
Letters frtm Central Italy ard souie p.rts OF LON
hardy state that tie various Governments are nakng
[repuIa against sn sppfetend:d Mszznisn rising.
InterdleIy proc snsiions cifcTated through tue
country ana Il L seid that MszZiri himself hs, sp-
peared at several points to encourage his partssns
letter from Vienna states that the deliberations
relative TO the affairs of I.ly have been brought TO
ccse, and tAat ArchG uke Ferdin and MaIimIlsn as
otta cd extension Of his personal power by which
he viii be enabled TO oct without having to refer 70
Vienna.
letter from Naples, ds.ed tie 18th, announces the
dfGtmeit Of every point on the Co.'S, susceptible OF
coitrsye work.. All regiments - be filled to full
ocmE sra two reeiG,n.s Of cavalry raised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
Sailing OF the America for Boston

HALIFAX, "Wednesday, June = Io1o'
Tie roysl mail steamship America sailed from here
st. O'Clock tbs morning with light south east wind,
for Bo.top where sLe will be due about or o'clock
Tomorrow THURSDAY afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
The Yacht ocean Bird on ~ Cruise.

The zach, Ocean Biz v tn sp,iya.3 panty Of gen
tlsmen fem New.l orr. srTiyed h 're is evening.
lie vesstl has been equipped hr 20 Teek, cruise
in the f.hing gr unds 10 the La't"s.d, sld @ iSes
hcre e -norrOW Z NeHpoit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
From Albany.

ALBANY, "Wednesday, June :, ls1S.
| The Governor hsa issued procl al at.on onsnes
on a Cororer's inquest. of poi,onng Der husband.
She is supposed 10 be il New.York or Ne"'Jer'ey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
The United States steamer Fulton
in Chase Of a British Crutser-An
American Vessel Fired Into and
One Man Killed.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Wednesday June :, 1888.
The American vessel which was fired into by a
R,;,iab cruiser and one man killed was off Pensacola
=, ,hs time The United States steamer Fulton, alone,
was In chase OF her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
Race af Detroit.

DrTrOlr NetneEday une :, IL.
Tie .werty mile race Over tt HsmtrAmek C9aLse
to-day hs,ween the Buffalo horse Unknown AID the
Detroit horse Frark Granger, was won oy th9 aI,er.
Tire, 80 minutes and 20 seconds. lie ni,y mic re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

OsNSEGo, WEDNESDAY, June > i'.,'
Tie stesrer Arabian arrived this morning from
Toronto tskir her place between Osweeo ara toron
Va, in CONNECTION With the Coiiirgwood route, sad
lc.virg Lese Mcldsy, "Wednesday and traAy E el'
ines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
PhiiadcIplia Stock Market.

PHfLADELPHGA Wednesday, June ., 1853.
Stocks are unsteady Pcnasy wanna State Elves, 81;
Reading Rarced, 2l!; Morris Canal, 40; Long leland
Railrosa, III; Penna. Railroad. az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
SPAIN.

1t Il reported that cousprscies have been di.ecv-
lcris. scretoted roi,ical acits.crs had els, been
s'f''ttd in tie Province Ct Jsen ard arm. and reyo
Iutonary proclsnstiors found IN tneir posses.i,2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
GERMANY.

A Frankfort Geographic dspe,ch ssys The HaAove-
Ne" ,.ssp ops, which ere favorable 70 carr - "a
,ers With high had sg.irst Denmark, have been
adopted by the Gerussic Diet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
TRIUMPH of the DERBY GOVERNMENT.

Naples Rejects Ergland's Demands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

LWTFPooI, saturday p. m.-The C0TToN hlerke.
b,i,p, 10 A.v on The Kangaroo aivce' the ale;
,o ,n.,rd AZ 10 O ba including 5000 Gu secular aAo
0o , ,no,, TIE MAJ le closes with a. a-aocn Iesehcy'
prices beir z entirely ic favor % holders - - . 90 ~,
N,ssrs Blslud A,hya Co repoE: BREApsTVfFo 'cD i1'
With DO oAeis for Corn a. u -, ,.., .,1 Il, d.
Lospox MAY s2-p u.-CossoLs have ad7sue1 'al &c =
dsy AZ ss for money ,ud DuH TGs msTA9' NJ Ses0 &c
tive IL Looysnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

BLEECkkR SON CO. WILL SELL AT TW ELVE
a. O'CLOCK ~ The herchana Exchange, Monday,
O Hh st. lot south side ia feet, inhes west from
Al Flatbush L. L. lots Eh. Boune street. between Canton
place and Henry street.
Binghsmlo. brooms county y. 10. g. Of CLIFTON st
oSssn Insurance Co Of the city of New York. 20 shares OF
: - On Tuesday june
On yn st. gore lot, Ns feet inches east from ID av,
Second Of 2sb st. go lot "a 81 by 40 abt
Second sv gore lot Es IA feet Inch s. from 18Th street.
Second sE ssh st, gore lot Al and 2s4 by lso
On SGD st tot centre of block Ms $50 w. I'm 9Th av
Thirty second st. lots 40 w. r. 9Th 20 by Abt 30.
Thirty second st Me- 66 f. W. fm 9th Az Is by abt So
Inty nSn st. lots aud gr Ss 100 IT, W. I'm ID sv los
Thirty ninth = gor: lot Ms. lS loinch I'm. ID Az.
sixty arss At lots 100 n f lat Nv as bv 100 each
FEss Az NV cor oft9h It's Is and 255 by 100 each.
At West Hobcksn, splendid country seats and
half miles from ferry dwelling coach house, and So
At Yonkers NJ Y. valuable farm of thslse r. Cromwell
land.
On Wednesday. June 9,
10th st. sty biz house and lot 1872 Abt lO ". ava. ID.
3sth at house and lot g. 26 it. In. f. from 10th
Aad g., hne 10. 2tf. W. from 9th ave, 25IlOO
Second Metropolitan poce sale of unclaimed goods consist
ing ofjewelry wearing apparel pistols guns rubbers &c
ON Thursday, June 10. -
ELECTS &c OF the Dorchester Manufacturing Co. OF hs
On Friday, June H.
On 38h st. houses and lot 267 8in from 50 ave
Supreme sale Of 1870 OF land in
parcels OF om TO 20 acres, ON the East river splendid
views. &c.
nhraof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
FINE ARTS.

uO PHOTOGRAPHERS THE LAsr AND MOST wov
derful diacoverv In photoersohyihe dry proc~st or
method OF preparing the sses for negatives whch v keen
alton. ard need be deveIoped
Zoe amer tie exposure. Recipes for the same With
full 1slrvcors be had by addressing NJ M bot ls9
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
ExpREssEs.

CTUDIET'S EXPRESS CALLS roR BAGGAGE IN ALL
~ parh ct newfork studiey's calls for baggage
IN AL pefte ot brookrn. Studley calls
boats and ratresd for bagssge studp erpress rem
baggage ffctn ore house 70 anoher ufev yhp
pscksees 70 all pars Of the world sludlevs xpress ca
hotels Cor baggage sudeys express oces Are corner Of
Twenty seventh street end Fourth Avcrue crner ~
way and Canal street and No tSaots street, BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
MATRIMONIAL.

A LITERARY aBNrLENAS, .AqED . YEARS or
a and standing lderrcs "
respond With some lady ~ anabe disposition refined
frishea with view 70 mstrlmouv such
Post ONCE d. G.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a 6SESSNENT ON SECOND AVENUE OWNERS OF
a properly opposed to an assesseut on whole eStnut
az the avenue from hsrlem Houston street. Tor open
Ing said from 1880 stree 10 aAren river should sead
Ia their objections without delay tbs ComssoaerA 2sS
brozdwsy No Is ~ hs time Tor doing expires %
Monday noyt, the It'll inst
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Oils first appearance in opsrA)
Beautiful effect Of Tho spiritaoun asns.iou a the hun
II-Pssses q drern-Ths EnxaAos 10 TIE PasaAnss
nshomet-keviere; the sleeper swakened brandt -
soda; HAho.stsn yolks aarssa; the door pis.s-Aay
Cd; agitation OF the ntinnsuuIn; sudden and awful ovr
pearAnce Of tbs Prophet Sahonet the sccptc; theoog
dscusaon The seventh son OF seventh SON" no g; -
hsbome with bis two hundred myrmidons, chArHgtaSs1D
mu sic by Mr. Cooke the boosox he
rite eunuch THE h.imas" recitation, "fhs n
yer" ~ W r. Blake; more solo gong by ssme eunuss
tceps 3-The interior tho Paradise OF MAhors Rsvh
magnificent abeau Of honrs brigham At tbs bari grad ~
Yet Pas de Delmonco grad pc. Dc sherry cobters -
De fAssnanon enshraimens OF Brigham startling sppsa-
ACT iI-seens IA Grove In Utah-Rivi.rs; the svsh-
nx The s91ss IN aAnEsr pIs.ns aiaSs 70
tsz; HAireJ Gossa-who IA shes Psrt air "US Md
Dear" By sps ks; the ladies summoned council; -
Song Cwiu let have Might hoy by Mr. fA9
Oils first appearances In opera
Tia nag Of rcboon unfursd departure Of Msrsn f~ -
scene PA Rocky Glen IN Utah-Isherwood bngha3 -
Judgment he knows tho ro9cs; be Clint and nos - -
Hsc,.svo~Ycs IN ,As Hsnds Of In. Blood sy no,us.s
ArHot far rov CAharne Market Born Mr.. Lu1s
Music bah Nc ChArns % touch .hs ssyssc BrtssAs
0lee; stump speech orn Marian And nax Of truce -
hcrmons back moral deaancs; 60 ArNz Masas
s ~ sSP;ks srhsT FT ~ sk n4HoH ''s
ACT Iv-scsns l-kceky Glen in Utah sois.n marsnss
m, s"SA,. sss non y.
US1r By Mr. Davenport brilliant b., s.Ssainsry I Sss. -
iesiT EcI They S are arsd ''i xprxffsS SH rarS q
fRr n TsF E yS SF TEs v EFIS
on THE STAGE
An excellent comedy before the ertrAvngsnra-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06


IA furniture Wilton and velvet carpets Frenc plato mir
oil paintings solid slverwara articles OF vertu &c
D. w. PORTER auctoneer Monday June Z, at l0s O'Clock
H. at the residence No 28 Fourteenth street. Eighth
avenue viii be sold to the highest bidder for cash. the entire
elegant furniture Of said house, consisting Of royal Wilton and
cnrpets solid rosewood paror suits magnticeuty
most expensive kind; and tables
with sstusry marble tops to match elegantly carved
wood etegeres with heavy French plate glass doors ard
backs oil paintings by distinguished artists French
favo psnooe with solid pearl keys rich silk and aan bro.
cade window curtains heavy lace do massive rosewood
secretary bookcase solid and richly polished extension dnn
tables 16 feet ehinsware, cut glass solid slverware
great variety; ivory and pearl cutlery elegant costly
china clocks &c &c. Aao al the casmber furniture
containing extensive variety both swood And
ganY beds and bedding tsr mattresses bedroom carpets
hall and stair carpets oicloths DC Ike.
A UCTION aALE-LINDSLEY & sHATTUCK, AUG
m iionetrs -Uhce NO Bank 0f Commerce Building
No 20 Twenty axth sixth avenue all
elegant furriure In The above house, In part follows
Two heavily carved rosewood suits.
In rich French sstn brocade IN but four months
In cupcs ct real pearl and od pearl keys solid ID
tables marble tops, ladies' God tables,
lined with satin wood; euperbiy carved rosewood etc
geres, With French plate glass eoofs aud backs;
and cbars In rih French satin and brccae;
cd stands heavy Preach pate mae pier
glasses brocede ana lace window elegant
valuable paTlor ornaments; medson velvet
dining aud chamber furniture solid and richly
polished sxepson dining table. elegantly carved dining
suit rich china silver crystal cut Ella
cake baskeLs casters. coffee sc; mshogsny sofas
cushioned ei s. okers supe-hy carved and
mahogany bursas ssbstapds china toilet
twenty pure hat sresses beds and bedding ingram
pcs STAR 90 bedroom mirrors clocks, tables OF, ,loths,
ball stand together With all the basement furniture,
DC. with which the % viii con mehce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

ALFRED BRAGG. AUCrIONEER-A BRAGG 4 co.
IA Will sell auction Tuesday, June g. at l01s O'Clock
M ass Cor!andt street. 1--WE hundred boos shoes,
brogaAs. 40.
A G. FUTILE, .AUCTIONEER--sMALI. PONY.
a. horses. Ac-A. @. FUTILE will sell Mon
day IL O'Clock 81 Crosby small pony Is hands
high suitable for lady chds saddle horse; also horses
wagons, harness. &C.
A r. THOMPSON. AUCT1ONEER. NO. lO2 NASSAU
~ street, Ann, Nos and second door,
prepared TO give his Attention Of household funi
ture and property Of description their pr
vAto residences Advances made, or bought
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

A UCTI0E NcTICF-A FAMILY LEAVING THE CRY
"A Offer half the cost their wood parlor and bed
furniture suite richly carved and aosered asf
Of the latest improved pisnoores mounted pearl
teeuta street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06


R'RroN's NEW 1H nESrHE+ BROADWAY nS
~ wu. rnITIsni "A ;. HXnlrrrux
oo winch occAs@1 sae ~ Wn9s y % sne ~poupr
v,r amman rhrsn ma .sts IA ns,ts ccm.av q, vAc.
"Appe'f inr'e neI nuRTo P'u'e eeme''' WING.
~ ~ Ia 1917 ~ n NJ. al snu VOL
s"norns x"ps.s ,s.isHa aurc Rnn,.n. n%S. ~
ssuoI,"s AuoS Tslys - nor non nsns IL souo1 no
S c my ~ p .ns voc s et My mo Anes nne" me-
Mon1s 20 TWH eu a, e,n .n s..
oy I'M rux 81 Iu o. run ana dro
y c s MsS Ana naa, . ~
N.Y. the Oeochsa family the Mis; sSsr Nile Louise, ssd
menico ROMAN vii appesr ~ ~ ~ W 'S' "o'
ruesdsy-The new grand ballet. with gorgeous enscs
---- -.----..-- -----
u A9EUMS AFRICAN HUEEUM.
~ nfECi Al NoIItE
By their
CONSTANT SUCCESS
THRONGS OF viSiTAHS
which = -
Crowd Tux MUSEUn
every uaJ sh" osS,Ms x; rnys ssga mscs uioys
t., ora.. ~, s..nrs .sI,E. ~ a.. =. ~ s,-
IN oruer secure vsuhoo rsro anu noveiucs i0r
t"cir pauonh =. ., a.
word quarter attractions
the same price Of admission yet reyipg on the
iMmsNSE NUMBERS
oi persons VINO CONTINUALLY the feel
justified IN
INohEAsINd THEIR EXPENSES
o. ,her visnere -
Ihcse who vs the mus nin his week viii find that on NO
FORMER nave sae ocen 30 numerous COM
continually being 10 every OF tue Museum
While tne 9fsmavc REPRESENTATIONS are un:iyasd by any
other establishment In ibis country.
First appearances or
pp,yv uomm MIS- M NAE s, D sH f KrAE pv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

L,oR CBARtEsTos THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTA
Sapsin L. "a L., ned VII esvepcr No Y Norih river
sge $40 freight reduced until further notice. W sx
per toh nsnsncs one han PSF cent effected a. our ocs
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS By TIE STEAMSHIP NASH
~ VILE for Charleron-rhis ship being unavoidsbly
detained tne seamsnp na1n VII take her place and leave
this Sunday Afternoon Al O'clock which hour
will please be board The freight on board toe Nashville
will be uanarred 70 the Marion and shippers requested
70 ske notice hereof and nsursnceto the
steamer. sPOFr0Rp, TTLKSTON A Co. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

MEDICAL.
ne WATSON ~ BRoouE srRKgr, SECOND BLoCx
~ west Broadway. Once hours fron In " movun9
" 8 In the evening
DR. BARROW, 1r PRINCE STREET, FEW BLoCKs
~ west Of Brosdvay-Orlce hours from II TIL from
4to O'Clock.
nR n. LARNowY. 8 MRRCm gTRKR, OuRNua Or
~ Spring oYposns ~ Nickna0 uc4e, fraun m A. n uua
2. r., ssssss nssdAss Wednesdays ~ fn6agA IN r, II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
sIIIPPING.

ENOR CHARLEsTON AND FLekIDA.-UkIrED
States mail sidei wheel steamship line fhe steamship
COLUMBIA, Captain Berry. viii leave pie< No North
IreIgm or passage spply 10 sporroRD. TnssroN CO,
~ broadway. Through tick FLORIDA maybe had by
ptng above These steamers carry the adams sapres
FOODS for the South and sou,hwes The express agents
throughout the Southern will give and
shippers information respecting The line. Freight reduced
sir cents per foot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

QRyANTs' kINSrREIS,
ID xecha nics Hall az Broadway, above Grand street
Monday. June 7, 1865
AND EVERY NIoBr DURING THE WEEK
Crowded Houses-More Novelties First time OF the
DARKEY ASSURANCE.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT.....a Rose and CUT
New songs Dances Sayings, Borjo Solos. Comcalities
SCENBS AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WARBLER5
Doors open At 7; TO commence at g. Tickets % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

L,oR HAVANA AND NEW oRLyArs-To SAIL ON
~ saturday June IL The United states mall steamship
CAHAWBA - Bullosh. COMMANDER viii commence 70 re-
eeve freight ON Wednesday Juse and sail above from
pier foo, Of Robinson tree, North river Y O'clock pre-
ciscy No bills % sding win be signed AFTER Steamship sails
For freight @ passage apply 70 NE agenA LIVINGSTON,
CkOCHkkON a Co. No. PARK nlarr.