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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

Fusn-On Tuesday, Nov. 2. WILLIAM W, infant son Of
Edward and Margaret Bush aged months and
days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 90 attend the funeral from the residence Of HE
parents No 81 South Second street Williams burg this
"Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
CorF-on Tuesday, Nov. 2, Mr. WILLIAM HKSRY Co.'s
n native Of London.
lis friends and those Of his wife invited TO attend
the funeral this "wednesday afternoon at two o clock
from hrs late residence, No. 405 Broome street
ttIorT-On Tuesday. Nov 2, nj the residence Of his
father IN Brooklyn, RtuAKp TyRTE ELLIOTT son OF An.
dew G. and Sally u Elliott in the gath year &C his age
Tho remains will be taken this Wednesday, afternoon
st three O'Clock, per steamer Roanoke, TO Virginia
terment.
FisE.-On Tuesday, Nov 2 after a long illness TIvR.
wife Of piederck Fink, aged SO years, months and
20 DAYS.
The relatives and friends of the family also the mem.
bers o Herman vercin are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, al two O'Clock
from No. ao4 Hudson street. corner of King
IIrvpRrcHsoS AT New Vernon. y. T.. on Monday Nov
I. FRsfsmck W, HsSpRcKsoN.
His friends invited attend the funeral al Madison
y this "wednesday morning at half past ten O'Clock
witho,s further invitation.
tIcoREp On Tuesday Nov. y Mary ELIZA IASg IIOoErR
aged years and Is days
None knew her but 20 love her
Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this wednesday, AFTER
noon. at two O'clock from No 3i7 SprAg street without
further notice.
Syracuse papers please cory
Kxsty-ln Brooklyn, on Monday, Nov. i, FRANCES CA.
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HAyE-wAfIaCx.-On thursday, oct. 20, in Brooklyn,
b. Ecy. = N. Weston, EDWARD y. AIKs Of New York -
TaUISs wsIArE. daughter of the late Lieut. VIM. N
Mott, ntttd States navy.
KAinInstr-TowIFR.--On Thursday, Oct. y, At the
Reformed Dutch church sevtown. v T. by Rev Thos.
G. Stroug fRgrsmcK W. kAtHsi srsr Of BROOKLYN, r. H.,
a. FRkIkR,A v, daughter o. >. H. Fowler, Esq ol New
town.
parsonage of the North Baptist church. BY Rev j. u
Adams Mr.. HESEY r. MooVE a. Mss Emily C,RtorGH.
second daughter 81 Henry carlough, Esq., all of this
CIV.
RsK,E-tAsg-Ia Brooklyn. NJ the residence &C h. n
fVsdcks, On THURSDAY. Oct. %, by Rev " r. Smih Mr.
A. X EgEyk, u New York 10 Mss MARY T. CASE, Rock
land. hsine.
Mnif1S-t snrtuuI On Tuesday. Nov 2. NJ the house
Of the brides father, after the Order Of the Society of
Friends JoHs T. wmtsr- 20 AsFfts txpsRHnl, eldest
daughter Of Samuel Uhdcrhill. sli 81 this city
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Since Jan. i...... sec ees.i o5 ei7ie,7T3 5o5iooos
Tho statements u the Philadelphia banks Tor the past

Tho receipts ia the Land once Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company during October were ss7,ono rho
total amount a bonds cancelled ~ the 3oth ult was
sqsl 600.
AT the election q, the Chatham Rank yesterday, the old
board displaced and directors elected II Is un-
ders,ood that Mr.. Hayden, the agent for Charleston
bank will succeed Mr.. Leverdge as president.
The stories circulated q the papers With regard
to the repeal Of the Nicaragua Transit grant TO the Attain.
tic aud Pacific Company, of which Mr. yevcrton Is pre-
sident and fresh grant agents u Commodore
Vanderbilt are credited in Wall street The magnG
cent subsidy paid 10 Mr. vsadcrbl, by the Pacific Mail
Company will terminate when the route Is opened
il is natural that Mr. Vanderbilt should make every effort
to defeat the new company But Is not natural likely
that valuable channel of commerce will forever remain
closed in order that millionaire may make half million
year. And whatever Of the Presidents very
proper refusal recognise the grant there
son 10 doubt that the Yevcrcn company will really open
their routethat their will advertised
on the ethand that the uugracous monopoly which has
become SO hateful 10 the people Of California have the
last Of their flush times
The receipts for the New York and New Haven Railroad
Compasy for October. 1855, we're follows
Passengers 3Oi ~
Freight. l2OoO %
Total. sF'oaV' ~
less due other roads. 2S455 %
Net receipts sIass ~
Rcct pts IN October. 1887 7i,s0a ~
decrease sl'o' oil
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Canadian Hour steady with sales of about 600 bbls
within the range Of the above quotations Southern brands
in good supply and lower grades dull while bet
class of brands steady The embrace about
200 bbls. within the range of quotations Wheat
hrmly held which tended To check safes. The
tons embraced about Is 900 bushels including red Gene
see, at 81 l5la; mixed red Illinois at 81 o. and
white Southern at 81 ID. Corn was firmly held while
sales were confined to about % 900 bushels chiefly West
ern mixed, at 66c a Csc. Rye was quiet. Barley was in
fair demand with sales Of 10 800 bushels at zoe soc for
state and Canadian Oats in fair demand with sales
Of state at ac 4Sc ana OF Canadian and Western
5Oc SIC.
CofEE quiet The weekly circular Of Messrs Scott
son makes the stock Of Rio this market day
ss OF 100 bags Of Rio and 2sl0 do of Bahia 100
mats OF Java, total Of all kinds IS 139 packages
COTTON sales embraced about 800 bales, closing
dun for lots the spot and to and firm for lots
transitu, Of which the quantity Offering light The
following statement Of the movement cotton since
the lst Of September compared with the previous three
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NEW YORK HERAID, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1858
nrsSr tnurier q Patrick Charles and Sarah Kcely,

TInRSE tiuriter of Patrick Charles and Sarah Kceiy
aged year and moths
Ibs s,de acqua ntances NJ the family are respect
I'M, invited attend The funeral this Wednesday, after
reon ~ O'Clock from the residence Of her parents
No So Hudson avenue without further invitation
hLyAA..-on Monda, Nov 1, Mrs. CATHERINE KxvEsr
II III tcl. ear ci her age 4 native Of county Sligo Ire
land
1le sestis- and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited "a at.nu die funeral from her late residepce
So c;g EsltL street this Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock
Irisc s,cs At Ancram Columbia county N w. ON
Stn,a, aci Oh at the residence Of her son H. Living
ser I.a Mrs CorNrfA InfycsroS daughter of stephen
! Y. i I.ls-c.cr AIRED 30 Years
AAtKKY.--.u Natrhcz Miss on T,es,,ay Oct 10 OF
yclioN fever Nh Jo.rrn AAcKpy
MANG,f..-On Monday Nov IouAsSE FpNpyRrKE 10
sErili>r dsugnter ot J. n and Aupnste Manpcs aged
veat>, month, end days.
The f!arcs ii the family are respectfully invited 10 at
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| BAY or ISLANDS New Zealand July o-rhe bark Eliza.
New BEDFORD she len herr about smcaihs SINCE
and has taken ao BITS She report. he 'azec Baker he
Desa.mona We espec, here daily News from the Shepherd
ur head and . lag, accounts was making the best OF her
Miscellaneous.
WHALE sur sr,rsn,p-Nori,sk Nov Tho ship SPLENDID,
ars By ,scsrsss q Ewooi Raers .J ' III mere "
sHir BussT-Moble Nov "A ship name unknown
burnt Mobile bay as, night supposed 10 be either south
III, ~, reary beard 81 tudefwr,iersJ "'''''
naRk Ks,cur riscomb iror, cardenss for Portland.
deus. or o. cape t,a.eth near The ocean House steam
was got On without material damage and arr at Portland
BsA JIpo. Wheeler. from TURKS Islands o. and Cor Boston.
S"s SPOKEN ss ai u MusIcsrs Channel she ss po and
proceeded fo' Boston.
scrr l,rn Lawrence Church At rrovaenc. from Phila
depha leaking .. the rate q 400 strokes hour
scg g. Ssh. eF.5 wen, ,.norr IA a. E,s
have Ia be screwed NJ and launched.
EsSa q Lsrass q B.rnstahlc, dragged ashore
arews,er ar nsh q 2h inst where se lies, AMI
tanned considerable damage.
segr oerss Hss.le ciaora from Es.,gar, g, Aesan
iHnst. she Will probably receive no damage.
Porr MAnos Oct orui H. bark IL Coca Isshr, from New
Vow orleans Tor Barcelona easy and with psr, the cargo
thrown overheard.
wRFcK Capt Cole. q schr Ann repora',h MI q, 10 AN
Spe s1 ~ ess,a @ go = % , p@1t s e @rss
~ buwarks coiorr inside. with monkey rail attached
sionrsie a,ck. swsP, and stove IN No,h9g %
glfe and stain standing AT THE running hssvy
Il H. time. making clean breach Name could
pot " seen
,ux.., A. urau..u, ~a....,. .,.sb.a... -, NJ 49,.
-, ~ H. s9a I'er'erf She A. owned ~ ca,t n Freeman
tat' !, ~ ~ ~. y ~ " ~
~ ~ = "' - y" W" ''s'' s"'
!. !, ~, ~. .... -, A ~, 49,. .....
=" N"''' ''' y" 49, 80 ..-. "''"' wv ''''
Notice Ia Mariners.
Tie following published since Owing It's
important 2, give u again
cutI, SuRwafS ISLAND. GREAT
LIGHTHOUSES, Ioss ISLAND sovsp.
The reflector lighting apparatus the Itc Gull Island
~ lprss VII ~ from this date be taken down
the purpose rcnodslng h. Aliens
light
Turing The time that will b. occupied hy The operations
css.sy NJ. substitution temporary light will BE- cAhbe.
compos u four globe lens lights AMI one sixth Order steamer
III ah viii be third order caaioptrc Frcsncl lens
with fxsd vhie hghi
About tc lime the reflector apparatus 4 Norwak
aref ctaoptic ir saei iens ii ii he .me
thr present II ~ IN gsri.o rlos AMI revolution,
so!sinn rcd and white ...,
no same time aSt thrr. w D. similar substitution NJ
fcut aitans lssnd ii.hlupse 10. new hEh VII i.ea
At cach ~ two ii nanei lighthouses h.te Will IT, ex
b bnrt during ~. interval SINGLE globe lens lsht
By order q The iAehihous, is.,fis ,,,,ro.
y ST q MORTON
Lieutenant I. corps ~ Engineers.
Engineer once Third Lighthouse District New Nork sept
Y lsoe - ,-,,- ,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
FINANCIAL AND .CoMMeRclAL

TuEsDay, Nov. 2-sPM
BY the arrival at this port Of the steamer Fulton we
have London papers 70 the 2o the adyccs being to the
same date those brought by the steamer at Quebec
We nnd little in the files add the ,ccgraphc news
already published ON the stock Exchange the current
rate for money 4 per cent; ard among imam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

city reservation OF 800 But his claim lies east of
bis first mentioned line, falls upon the city entrcs-f
west, upon other claims. Besides this the lands he
" thinks may be vacant 50. The General Land
tice therefore regards this claim OF Spcers destitute of
merit and accordingly decides aga inst IL
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Nov. 2-6 y. NJ.
Asuts-Saes Of so bbls. pots made at &C. Pearls
were nominal.
BREADsryFS.-F our-The salc s were moderate Com
mon grades were heavy, while the higher and extra
brands Well sustained. The GALES embraced about
5000 900 bbls, closing within The following range
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

90 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case
groups and children kenesses beautifully taken by
the celebrated klMBALL. 81 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

BrpoIClyn.-Of INC babe You fondly cherish,
AT WILLIAMSON BROS.
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Good Tea 81 the Chest and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for o. CHRTsTTANsoN's tea warehouse, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

Heavy silk. Mcrino, Scotch Lambs Wool,
cotton and flannel under shirts and drawers al the shirt and
GRO NJ TRACY Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

~ ned upon the democracy to buy our smokers but @ We
SATISFIED the whipped day turn 70 the
renuhlans Gentlemen buy the stores
Al beadauarers Nos - and - frankfort street. Smoke
through De American smoker drink good liquors. aud get fat
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OF which during The past week included ia the above
Rec. at P'ts.... 81 900 5000 5000 $4,000
- France. 1900 5000 5000 n 900
-" o,herF.P. 5000 1000 4,ooo 5000
Total exports. $4,000 $4,000 10000 $4,000
The increase Of receipts at the ports compared with
year Sl4 900 bales the increase in exports
Great Britain H. 900 bales increase 10 France 81 900
decrease 10 other foreign ports, 5000 Total
exports. $4,000 bales. Vim. +. wright's circular per
from Boston the following regarding the
cropThe weather the South si reported AZ favor
able for the gathering Of the crop No ro, has
and the prolonged naturally increased
estmaies but while admitting this, Of opinion that
much cNaggeraon prevails on the subject The favortc
estimate Ia the Gulf ports ranges from 1900 900 $780,
COO bales In the Atlantic States where undoubtedly the
largest crops in proportion viii be secured, the estimate
generally adopted 500 900 bales when we hear Of
killing frost and know its probable Effects may ven.
ture upon an opinion as 10 is probable extent with
confidence meanwhile, II " unsafe To take present
scale o receipts into the ports guide, the evidence
being ample that than ordinary cxcrtions have been
made this to hurry the crop 10 market
than usual facilities have prevailed TO accomplish this end.
Observation-Disclosures light aud rates
changed To INSTRUMENTATION vas at 3.l6i a 4 3ld;
300 boxes cheese engaged BY steamer 40s and
800 bbs rosn at Is Of. To Antwerp20 bales Of cotton
at &c, 600 bbis resin at o. Cd and 500 bags coffee
al 3Os. per ton.
IRrn--Ialsins quiet at % Tor NJ Rs and 81 81
a ~ 20 Tor layers.
H,.-sales Of abou, 1000 tons were made a, a5c.
a Doc.
MorAssfS.- Sales q 600 lhds Porto Rico we're made
atpt
NAVAL sroRf1.-Sllcs II 500 bbis. common rosin Mt
81 TO- and 100 hbls spirits Sic. Crude quiet 81
Fro,rInN~ -pork-The market 6rmer with
buoy ancy the sales footed ~ about 500 hbls nssS
ing ~ SlS 20 SO So Sl7 for future delivery aud
si - for unnpectcd mess, and prime NJ sl3 10 Beef
les buoy ant while sales embraced nbDui 200 bbs,
including country prime At So 80 81; country "
~ so $40 rcpacked Western n $40 81 STA aud extra
at STA sales q about 1900 bbs Chicago reported
within the of quotations. Sales Of about $50 bn
Reef hams we're made at si5 IS a sis 50. Prime moss
quiet aud nom nal Cut meat quiet Lard
nfmcr, with sales oi $50 bills at i0t4c l0ac Butter
and cheese unchanged.
RicKSalcs Of aeost 20 casks made part choice,
AZ 3sso. 37.e.
sroARs we're firm, with sales Of about 900 hhds Cuba
within the range 81 Gisc. a. &c.
wursny.-The salcs embraced abou, COO bbs at o.
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PUp.rrICap..

DoST OFFICE NOTICE ON AND AFTER MONDAY
u November I, the Estern mail BY railroad, will close
lLPM ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmaster.
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ciers considerable III temper existed AT the singular refu
sal of the Bank reduce the Of discount the
circumstances Of the country clearly justified the step
The stock market pending The controversy between the
Bank and its critics, unsettled both in london and in
Paris No doubt, when The monetary affairs Of Austria
are placed on smoother footing and the present trans
ton slate IS oyer-Nhch viii be in few days'he Bank
will yield to circumstances which control aud
cent analogy TO the rate Of doors The London 7es Of
2ne notices sales the 10th Of New York Central at
1874 Erie DO. at IS Pennsy yana first mortgage at 9o
and second at S9& II notices and quotes as follows
In colonial lines Grand Trunk Of Canada receded 81
y. No change of importance took place IN American
securities. Atlantic Telegraph otiated al S25 $50
"A on nnAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

UnslcrCnrr,cnts for the MiIiion-Men, wo-
men and cniaren McIAUGIINs shirt depot corner Of
S,reep~ ,cb and Murray streets
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The Celebrated Scotch Wool and Shaker
unevShrts and drawers for sale At McAUGHLlNS,
corner u Greenwich and Murray streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

Bnntn's New styles Fancy Beaver Hats for
Girls boys infants. also sets OF iurs for children Sold
ccfner oi Canal and Wooster streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

GOLD CTIROSOMErrR WATCHES
VI GOLD LEVER WATCHES
GOLD DUPLEX WATCHES
fNDFPTNDENT SECOND WATCHES
LADIES 0OIp LEVER WATCHES.
GOLD ENANEi.IED WATCHES.
1veay hve per cent below retail snrt prices
~. q. PEACOCK, London
Gas FIXTURES. c,s,,xrrnss
We have exhibition the elegant u
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS &c
For parors, dining and Itratas offered In Sew
York ALSO.
a complete variety uf
FRENCH CHINA
Dinner dessert and tea ai Nh.ch will sell 1t
LOWER PRICES
Than any other establishment N New York
W -. u. DALEY AGO,
UJi and sA3 broadway.
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wheeler ~ wilson's Sewing Mae hines,
new style. Price ESQ Once 31 broadway.
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Ladies'. n Sensible. VIII Procure n Pair Of
CANTREIJls ades' hIcA sole fa boots SIS Bruadway.
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CEo. sLoAT Co-Two THREAD LOCK STITCH
VI sewing machines for family all manufacturing pur
poses cannot be cxcclled.
c. W. THOMAS A 90, Agents, Ma. 49, Broadway. NY
MEyERs MIRACULOUS vERMIS DESTROYER
wi Dwellings,, hotels ships. warehouses. De. thoroughly
cleaned - the use II Meyers miraculous fstne tur ss
'ress anu i, y u RusHfUN drur'' general agent Il
y Actor ouse and No ~ Brosdwsy corner % Canal street
ID r. R.-1SrLUESza. SORE THROAT. COUGHS,
N. cnlfs, toohache neuralgia ~ dolrrearx unhago,
headache. rhlls aud fever. and other diseases
dental " The recent sudden change ~ Il Ae
anied wogl use kadways Ready Re and take lose %
lsi from Their troublesome Complaints.
kADwAy CO, 1862 Fulton street
SlNGERs SEWING MACHINES -IMpoRTASr TO THS
new family sewing machine, combining the latest i'm
prNenien's. at the extreme low price %
FIFTY bOIIAR-
The price Of oil standard have been great,
rtdnfti Singers machines tn lrt
detrcr IN price have always cheaper consider
irg what they viii DO than any other.
The prices reduced ~ ths III fnus, satisfied
cal and examine the machines y ow price
" SINGER A CO, lss broadway.
rrHE GREATEST MEDICAL
i DISCOVERY or THg AsM
nr Kennedy, 81 Rosbury Mass. has ds,oyered . cru
pasture weed growing along aud old
walls that cures every Kind huror the magnan
knd liberated scrofula down q plmpls. perfect
wNfsnted W. every case For sAle By q H. KING, ~
I'o PERSONS IN BODILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nervous anudoe and physical restorative sure and
speedy FOR coughs night sweas bronchitis neuralgia
whatever, will TIL tn. with health,
many gur and strength years ~ Or dls
easf y any case where y not beneficial the money WI DC
funded.
JOHN PYNF a co, Pruprie,ors loo Nassau street.
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News from California and Fraser River--The
Terrible Tragedy In West Thirtieth Street
Parricsde, Fratricisie md Suicdde-The Ma
tional HORSE Fair-The United States Fair at
Richmond, Misunderstanding from Japan
Local tIntiers-Marixet Reports, &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

BAY or ISLANDS, New Zealand july 6-The bark Eliza
beth swift capt ha-- arrived few days (he has
arrived ~ New Bedord) She left here about months
and has taken aD bits She reports the azee Baker the
Minerva and The DrsdemUna h,ytng done well The
Desdsmona expect here daily News from the Shepherd
WArous not favorable. she having carried her
rudler - last
" - the Navigator ISLANDS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

S.use, silver P1ascr-Old Ware Replatcd
ar AIN equal 10 new, At i34 Fulton street,
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Scasonable Adytce.-Rcadcr, You with an
old style your cspu do you know that You out
fashion wen be OF the worlf III not, tell
Won So and just 60 right down 20 KNOWS corner Of
broadway and Fulton street. and get one OF his fall beauties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

Gold Haunting Cnse Watches. Warranted,
eighteen carat selling Cor 40 Sr and $40 al CHAMBERS.
@ytlt rnad way
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Colds ana SouShs Sured.-Ihe POOR MANS
riches the rich mans blessing IL health which is secured by
Tie Brardreths pills The OF them when
pan scksay doses Of four Eve every day
two. until we'll These pills not only good for the
body but fer the mind they resessness npauence and
iahily OF temper, and medicine be compared to
the colds and coughs Principal Office 21
Canal street - cents box The same sugar coated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

Batcleior's Hair Dye. wigs aud Toupces.
The best world SURPRISING ALL Made, sold and applied
nj The mi nafsctory Ig broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

leo. strOp.
Ts genuine article, has been equaled for
kecnest possible edge 10 For sale BY j.
t. sAUNDhkS, No. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13
pELISSIER IN ENGLAND.

JeOm Inc London Tires, March g.
We believe that the English nation may fairly be
grstifed by the appointment of Marshal PelisSer to
tie pos. Of French ambassador III London. The En-.
pe.Or is said TO have declared thai lie selected this dis
tiDguished soldier tribute OF respect to The ali.
snee. TO the English people, and 10 the two armies. II
the Duke OF MalakOfi does indeed come among Us in
accncilatoIy spirit he may make sure OF being cor
daily received. This country has always paid especial
attention to the representatives of its nearest neghbcr
and given them sort of primary in the diplomats
BODY. Not only their high rank as ambassadors, but
their position as spokesmen OF the French Govern
ment has been thought 10 entite them to peculiar
esteem. On personal grounds Marshal Pelissier
mas clam to respectful reception. He l.,
IN dignity and public consideration OF the
hISt men IN The Empire. lie is General Of
distinction aud commanded the French Army
IN the greatest military enterprise of our time. HIS
tame and the title he bears were won in q campsi "a in
which the armies OF France and England fought side
by side; ana the French Emperor desired 20 pay
homage 20 the alliance between the two countries he
could not choose an Embassador who would more e..
iectivey represent 1t To Europe. Although the dipo-
mctic duties OF the representatives OF the two countries
ere much crcUmscribed by the proximity of the Gao
nals and the ease with which the respective G. ,yer
II ents communicate, ye. there IS 10 doubt tina. the
~ essence OF a OF station and authority IN TINS
c, untry who judge for hins sf Of the t6nper az
n people and the course Of public opinion mus. Ia
of the greatest service 70 Europe. Own, 20 or
national Customs, oar meetings aid taDqle:7 W..A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

A DrNo~srR.r,os- funeral of the bsrkeeper
Cassidy. who was burned to death the other night 9.
IRE in Fist avenue was attended Sunday by about
two thousand semiuniforned "roughs,' members Of
o-ganized gargs known az " IIoneymens, "Reiefs 3"
srd MacLere'v.Iss.' They each wore cap kno WI
Is he fighter f.p-y Nearly al f item were sm,k.
Vt l-G may were orrrk.