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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
From Albany.

Albany, June II, 1859
The Democratic State Committee officially deny that
there any foundation for the report in the New York
Daily Mems respecting meeting Of the committee. No
meeting has yet been held and ample notice will DO given
OF the time Of holding the State Convention, which probs
bly, will be called for September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

summer Under Garmsnss,
,,,xx, GREAT VARIETY,
UNIVERSALLY APPROVED FOB I'll .srIOTY,
COOlNEsS AND CHEAPNRSs.
A. RANKIN 60,
6T Broadway
And " Bowory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
The Break on the WeIland Canal.
Sr CATHARINEs G. W lima IL lQl


The embankments locks ~, % and "a on the
Weapd canal were washed away yesterday by the
whelmpg force Of the water suddenly precptated upon
them by the breaking of the locks at Theorald It 10
feared that twelve days will be required to repair
the breaks About twenty vessels detained in the
canal including the propeers Ogdensburg, above tho
break, and the Buckeye, below IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
Wreck OF the Ship Bolton and Loss OF Fifteen
Lives.

BANGOR, Me-, Juno H. 1859.
The ship Bolton, Of Bath, bound for ST. John, N B.,
after load Of deals, totally wrecked on the 10th
Instant at Cross Island about six miles east Of Machas
There eighteen hands board, Of whom only three
saved. The captain and his daughter lost,
and thirteen Of the The second mate and
saved. The ship il said to be fully insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
CINGER's SEWING MACHINES.
PRICES GREATLY RgDUcsD.

rcsr,s new family mschine the price OF which only SO
s liant elegantly eecorsied machine casable OF performs
ing In the best @anne' AZ ue q Ms =. p.v..e smy
are wen TO DO wiho4 any successful rival the
ket Evey description OF WORK ns be isce
them, l. SINGER Oc,
N5 RrosdVay
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6asdy's photographic Ga'Ssrs-s, $50 and
~ broadwa[, New York, and sAs PeansyvAaa Hvonue,
Mssnnssos D. o. rAoosrsp hs. DAyusrscsgpes And An.
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be commenced In Richmond, indiana and extended 10
this city. When will We get done wit, Kansass
OProsrnoH STATE CosvMrloS IN vERxoNr.-The black
republicans, republicans prope American republicans,
Natives Know Nothpgs, abotonisls and all the odds
and ends and factions which compose the opposition
among the peaks and valleys Of the Green Mountains
invited to send deleg tes 10 State Convention, shch s
to assemble in Brsteboro' Tuesday the 18th day Of
July next at ten O'Clock the forenoon Of that day Go
early.
gnia will vary but very little from $780, Ten counties
remain to DO officially heard FROM
TIKI OprosInoS MlssnsIPPI.-A very large opposition
meeting held in Yazoo city the Both ult which by
resolutions announced its prefer for John j. Cren
den for President, Edward Everett for Vice President
VIM L. sharkey for Governor, and Henry s. Foote for
Congress-
MASSACHUSETTS, Tho democrats OF Mass achusetts have
called their State Convention at Worcester Sept ap
point delegates to the National Convention spring.
and nominate State ticket Mr. Beach, 1t is said, will
decline denomination.
GOVERNOR or NEW JERSEY. Senator Wright Is urged
by democratic papers candidate for Governor Of New
Jersey Personally he is very popular.
john J. CKITESDES-The Commonwealth, published at
Wilmington DEL, has run up the name Of John J. Crit
tendeD Of Kentucky for President in ls60-subect the
decision Of the Peoples national Convention.
REoPsNrNG TIKI CHICKEN TRADE.-The Enterprise (Mss.)
Nesus "out in favor Of reopenng the chicken trade
The editor says chickens worth there twenty
piece and thinks that these rates the business
Of raising them would be profitable than either buy
ing African negroes at $500 head, raising with
them at ten cents pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing MaehInes. :
ofsce 500 Broadway, New York. Send for acircuArs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NOIsELEss FAMILY Saving MACHIEE5
NEW STYLES, AT REDUCED PRICES.
4o5 Broadway, New York.
l62 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beN In the world surpassng all made Sold and applied
ct the mar ufaotory, iS3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

The self-ventiInting Spring Bed and the
81 spring which be put carpet bag for
9 Canal street hst door east of broadway Send
CIRCULAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Hail Dozen fine shirts for S., worth sic.
MooDY'5 shirt Mandatory, 252 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Kennedy's Medical Discovery IL Warranted
crouJs eryspeas sarh scald head liberated
sore legs Fer sale by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Advice worth moro Than tho Mines or Ca
tcrna daily given pbre1 oo. cal exA mi, ioos A.
LEk WELLS s0S Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees-
the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye prvassy
spphed, at No. 6A-tor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

II. =: S.-Ballou's Celebrated shirt Empo-
In gens furnizhing goods ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Defiance Salamander Safes, with Patent
cowcsr proof locks and bars Aso FIRE and burglar
psror safes Depot 68 Murray street of College
ulace Qorrnerly 1872 Pearl street, BOBEkT H. PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure They also keep lk elastic stockings for
and shoulder braces Instruments
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she Purcst Gin imported
wOLpB scnedsro aromatic schpapps; put qusrt
DIV, ho.ses Solo BY all druggists ard country merchants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

HOilOyvay's Ointment and PiflS.-FOr Rheu-
masm, Deuralea rcrouls sore leg rheam
ell 0upops the Ia the only safe and spel
and the pills equally reliable in dyspepsia. Sold "
MAIDEN lane, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

French Fans, SILK Nets, Fancy Hair Pins,
OOMSs &c "A splendid assortment OF theAbove OF
many otacr NEW GOODS comprising the L az ESr PAaIS
nov landing from Aeaer ARIEL and suitable for the
ADDITIONAL NOVELTIES received by every successive
steamer from havre, tty sale 70 the trade ony, By
HUGHES. DUPUY CREHAN9S,
Importers, 81 Maiden Lane
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The Latest Parisinn Move elites I'm Lace, Tu-
bular ribbon and other ties 81 80 William street one
door nos Ii Of Maiden lane. -
GHORGE n. TxACY Agent
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Hair It's Diseases, Fail, Change OF Color,
and IL embeishment, treated carefully by A. GRANDJEAN
90 Twelfth street. west side and near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

To Yachtmen, -Extra Heavy Blue Flannel
shirts, suitable for the Ocean Race.
The price In be Hebecca dces not taks the
prize In her class
A&a, A. ARNOUx, diapers and taiiors
b. Nicholas Hotel, New York,
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BarTy's TricophcrOus IL the Best and Cheap
est article for dressng Identifying cleaning curing pre-
serving and restoring the hair Ladies, Try IL Sold BY all
druRRlgta,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

HerriDg's Patent Champion Fire
and burgas proof saes, Isl Broadway of Murrs
street, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces.
belts, bandages aud Dr. GLOVkRS lever truss. No.
Am street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Billiards and Chess PLENTY OF Tables, I4G
rplnp No streeta Crowded daily Second hand
billiard tables and pisnos for sale cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Awnings for Windows, BaIc0xies, &c.,
Mdew proof In any climste-At TfLERs old sAad NO 134
Bowery corner of houston street. Orders by post attended
n = -
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Maravilla II the Most Wonderful Prepare.
ton known for curing badness destroying dandru resvnj
sick headache preventing The hair falling and pro
ducing gloasy cu1lA Bold BY AL drusgiSts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

summer Clothing AT Low Prices, or all Des
cI1pions, at DEUGGOLD 4 PRCCas, 2l4 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

The Best spring Bed In Existence Howe
elliptic at mons to 49, q, S76 Broadway Call and see It
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style price 800. Onase All Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

&: b; IN E$:E Vice. Vice.
oosrA CONTAIN SFT TEX Hof Ffas MA ca1frEss
ea.4 E T.: !ss Sa .s.4 g .g2.s
II II 3 i. II: II; i; 81; 81:
gle une.s.ssa dealers roc
aAz,L lsss ana brilliant pTSdaaion. ndcsss ssas
1hE MOST s syss snI ,s SERIAL RoxASCs
THE MOST sno ss SHIs shsfAL RoxAxc.
TEE MOST sH yEn h suE sss1iL ROMANO.
INV xoo- Eyss oPgBLlsas1 -.
TIE MOST s ssss sGst1s sfs5.L ROMANO.
TEE MOST S ESH. FSSIIs SEE5A1 ROMANO.
The number of THE WEEKLY for this week will oou.. ..
amount and quality of reading maer which must please -
NOrs THE CONTENTS.
The opening portion Of HAIRY HAzkLs great Indian ~
The wild EosEBU6-An exquisite .te.nA by Helen 70
A FIERY DEAfH-A thrilling sketch BY VIM Earle Bs.-
Another n.talmen Of A. H. Dusannes brilliant romaaos.
:, s short domestic :1y Of enhancing ass
Another nsameo. Of Cd SAUL The Tory League
death sIsysat. sg.'z T tale of low, re-
=
BALLADS OF THE BiBLE-No. by A. J. Il. Du.
give perfect satsscion every Is 6artiy ae
q,
sS ss 81 d s s % .q ;. ,,s 4 -
I1 ksEb AasnB4 ws yA Woo ns'SH
ftk h % Eov s-s f M sous,ou
EUPaONY-BY NJ. e. WooD.
The fORHAkEh GRAVE BY ". G. B
l3EMS CT iNlkhBSf-Consnipg numerous items of our
rent ever Is given small compass
PLEASANT PAhAGkAfBs-5y Pen and scissorsu-A
depsrtmen. made OF readable icss Of mseIaneoas
Booster New Hotel" How the Arabs sres. tbet
OUk KNOWLEDGE BOX-A few paragraphs worth ro-
memberns In Pc uss Shlch the resd.r Will Learn How
Spry HAIR Dye How 10 Stain or Co9r Gass'D"H HS e
Clean and Curl Feathers' How Make Caud!ed Ciaoa
PeeW"How to Make hlack Ink"-' How TO @ can EnSra-
wigs and Prints How Clean straw Bonnets"HoW "a
Dese7 kas ihout Poison' How 10 Obtain the Skestoa
MfkTas UI xoRsErs- nal ard scsc.ed-A depart
OUR LADIES' COLUMBIA deps' tn,ent prepared by q
sd e,p for the ,sdiss and In which considered hs
FafhonAble Exodus" Lady Travellers LAdes Travelling
ureIses" AT the seashore 0srdenirg MyIteres1
EDITORIALS
INsTIfUTfoN-THE MIsERiEs or poor JACKHoUR
ELEM9sYNAkS isIlTuTIoNsITHE yAMpYREs OF
orIkI0Es-CARD PLATlNG-T ME-LITERAKY MRaIr
= TIM MARRIRD.
THE WEEKLY Is NOW OUT:
AND roR SALE EvERYwHERs
STREET 1 SMITH, Proprietors.
IAN akyaAk
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The Sailing OF the Indian.

The steamship Indian will sail from Quebec at l0A NJ
70 morrow Boalmen will board her at Father Point and
graphic deps ches for England and the Continent left
at ;he Office Of the American Telegraph Company II Wall
Greet NV York, before p n to morrow, will be put
ard
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for Chill.
regulate the bowels.
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Leary & CO.-Our summer dress hat Is now
ready and foFsale Nos g. and Asor House. Broadway
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Summer Hnts-Every style and Quality,
unsurpassed by any large assortment of eesany trim
med ssxaws for missss and children. Fpss prsnIuun
KELLOGG, MAnufAgturVr SSl Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
Execution OF a Murderer.

ST. LOUIS, June II 1889.
George H. Lamb, who drowned his wife in the M'sss-
spp III december 1857 expiated his crime the gal
lows jail yard Of this city at twenty minutes past
one ocloi k this Afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
French Fans. sIIk N.s. Exam,

Public Opinion, the sefe Law In Trade al
well a. politics ascribes ito GREEN, Astor House. the
merit OF making The best fitting sarts In Chnsiendoni.
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Tit for Tat.-We have long played second
fiddle TO Paris In fashions. but Paris 10 copying
WHIT ES new styles OF genemen's and caps
lie Foet the loading foreign gazette Of the modes wHTE
rkng wonders In this department new establish.
ment 2l6 Broadway, under Barnum's Museum
Paris Soft Hats, OF Rare Quality, expressly
adapted for An eut
RIDING hats msses and chidren's straw gcods aud oash
attraction, at HAkklB RUHsAKs, 7S Bowery s2S Grand
st. and ISL kighth avenue.
The Hudson Hat;
COOL a. the Hudson River
Beautiful rs shores,
Price s.
At aENIN's Hat Store. 50I Broadway.
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INSTALLATIONS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
a FINE HEAD OF HARRIS YOUR HAIR GRAY OR
AZ iS'f y sS g ri '' n'
gray h q ba ~ does not color tho skim changes
but by two three applications viii change the cocr Of tie
hair 70 any ;As1s rs9qrsS orsrs . .oruv
sscSllyn' cassds Co.. Third aud wsna. .Cee h Psis
Jog nsy ss's. o. A%sIio.n views any issued
ready With new Improvements very shOrty.
MEXICAN WATCHES
oh Il goa y a 2 sysr , ss ,s5
One door below Canal street,
Formerly II wAl street.
IT GIMBBxDKs. bss BROADWAY, CARD ENaRAv.
x'isucAly done.
Ar EvERDILLs, WEDDING CARDS, NOTES. 40
These cslebrsed cards elegsnty engraved san be had
A wruL CONTRACTORS.
THE s hlSw 96 TX < ATLAS.
Inc grand 'i FEE H%s g coSrR A<ross,
For ''''ns r. s e, ss sssui XXX Lls
On Sunday. June ~. lsc9
S''' '''''''9Ss. Gas W. r 1THHs ia
At aIMsREDE's, METROPOLITAN HOTEL. JUST
- Introduced tho square wedding card and square en-
aT JONES, 10 AND ~ ANN srREET-A NEW STYLE
fec, ss,isscr Also Il 80 and 81 dress boots tia. VII ar
q wsU s. E gs
S9ss alpaca al coors very pretty vests and pants from 81
4 GREAT STORY
u IN THE
READ 1T, READ IT. Rr.pIr
grand story,
BROADWAY, "eA
Fl fHeSIShS1 Ca aoss
Aworld q S GO good things
a.,,,1. za. am77; As>s. - S-'1-1es 1Y-@1s;
b .. THE f saEtAps OF TIE BIsLE
n-Ds ~ ~ 1900 Or THE B1BLx
Wv lux W WEEKLY
NEW r0a. II II $stS SSsE w wzrE.r
An WHO ' .s's n ;ssi5'f SsyzsE yo.gR,
ins soss s:Ts aas q @
look with favor upon the heart and intellect employed In IA
holy WRIT
.--r. filled ~ they are with ,.
'o'liAA XTfsAcfIvs f faCTbEsrs LESSONS AND
their latos have given the world works which ina
enced the human heart nothing else influence IT, and
the work has Just commenced The BIBLE actually
with
GEMS OF SACRED BEAUTY,
which have been either POLITICALLY pictosy Illus
persons cropping their nay spiritual darkness only
fairly undeStod by them and these might
LED 70 knowledge OF the truth from the consideration Of
poem or pic ure S.iasiaS fsGGi s into view some
some startling ad nonion, CT deep pahos
drawn from scripture Acting this view propre
tors Of
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
AN UShxOsPrioSa ABLE FAMILY JOURNAL.
A. J. B. DUaANNE, ESQ,
"a poe< OF acknowledged exceencs-who to write for
ZEE e % emss the % s.S Of L
most rscve portions of The sACasD WORD
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED
and apart from the treat which they VIII furnish
they cannot fail 10 do world Of od They accept
able ALIKE 70 the aged and youbfuhe un
learned, Those who have studied the SACRED VOLUME
will see In them charm; and those have heretofore
been ignorant of Biblical matters may closer CON
rent could possbls place anything better
calculated to improve It's morals enlarge
TIE BALLADS OF THE BIBLE
COMMENCE IN THE WEEKLY OF JULIE
HAGAK IN rHk wILOEsNESs
And they wilbe continued unn,errupedy from tba. date
STREET SMITH, Proprietors,
No 20 Seekman street
RAETLET5's NOVELTY Elk DOLLAR SEWING MA.
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The Rio Hat;
1he fanciest, lightest lovelest
STRAW HAT FOR YOUNG MEN
Introduced this season.
Price 81 50.
GRN1N'S Hat Store, 507 Broadway
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o. A. Bills, Commission and Exchange Bro
kerr Orders puncuay attended to- Oace, lT6 Grenwca
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VOL. [. NO. 48
ABALoNE SHELLs.-The s. F. Times saws
the islands along the coast of California pro-
duce beautiful she'll, called by the natives
co'acta d6alone, which is used in the manu-
facture of paper mache, and for the ornament
ing OF portnonaaes, work-boxes, card cases,
&C., into which it is inlaid with beautiful eff
feet. 1t resembles mother of pearl in ap-
q O< htr4 7
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u y 1 IL
a CO., SATURDAY It'll
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\ I AZ
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| RI
I Is, 1859.
MOUNTAIN PAsTURAGE.-With reference to
the adaptability of numerous mountain val
leys to grazing purposes, the San Andreas
Independent has the following, which will ap-
ply as correctly to all the valleys lying along
the summit of the Sierra Nevada. or below
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PIXIES PEAK.-Every body supposed I'll
Fixes Peak bubble had burst until the IN,
overland mail arrived with news that ba
swelled it larger than ever The most es
travagant reports of rich diegings are dali
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Y DIR
RTH SAN JUAN, NEVAD
Che 9gdm,'lie a'ress,
~~Oo~oOoo~~-oooo1
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B. p. AVERY. EDITOR.
PROTECTION TO ADOPTED CITIZENS ARpo.
-lile letter of Secretary Cass, in which
asserts that nataalizationin this country do
not exempt foreign born citizens. who vo]n,
''riiy repair to their native land, from mil
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e 0IcuIateu Tu1Iy equal to the first tidin!
from California, with this difference, mo
likely-that they are not true. Accordir
to the St. Louis correspondent of the Unio
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9 are here specially described:
+, Ff'Or four or five months in tho vaor III n,
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resecstoy trvtee 10 attend the funeral a. ops o,,
" oaspsy Afternoon from his late residence, No Iss
"uhsn hueei. corner Of Aop street " Ave-
nuk On Tnureoay, AuguAt 4, OF copsupnpton I'm.
we Oh Alexander Muir, native Of Bolfcst, Ireland
OF The family, and the melcoers OF the b.
neVoient Association are re -ue,ted IN
eho the uleral two O'Clock this isaturoav af,crno
Grrns, ,esoence, No 1853 Houston street. q
EELsoN-At RAvenswood, on Thursday evening suxuss
Emily tn'rd daughter Of William and Helena Auns
tend he funeral this Saturday. afteruooo q, to ;
The steamer MAttano leave Fulton marKst air, . .s
InIiy .fouih street terry leaves every is minutes
RxsoLps-ln Brooklyn, on Thursdsy, Aurust ~
aneaTism, MIs. PBGBE REYNOLDS wife Of M ,ohn S
nolos, sged Al years and 10 months "s
The friends Of the family respectfully invitsd IN A.
teno The fupera from her late residence No IS Ma
street, this Saturday. Afternoon, at three o'clock
sALMoN On Friday August 8, MARGARET, wife Of James
The relatives and friends Of the family are afecton.ssIv
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence NO
10 Livingston place, on Sunday afternoon, half psss
one O'Clock, TO st Marks church, Second avenue snd
Tepth street Her remains will be inferred Green wood
sLoAT.-At Mamarcpeek, Wettcheeter county on Friday
taoipins August IzABI1a wife Of Horace B. sioas *
reokiyn, in the 6etb year OF her age
The ienos and eatves Of the family are respectfully
in' led 10 at'end ioe funeral, Sunday afternoon. -
tnrt O'Clock, for1 he Methodist church. upper New Ro
cbel 3, where her remains will be inferred.
SCI IVAN On Thursday, August 4, JuHN SULLIVAN OF
iniAn nation OF The lungs, sged 10 years. months and
days.
His 4 lends and thosc Of bis famiy-rimothy. john
Michael md Charles suvanare Invited TO a,tsnd the
funeral d ON his late residence No 20 ysndewater strs
this (satur ssy) afternoon, a. two o'clock -
SwssAKIo s-On THURSDAY morning Ausust & Josrpuyxr
nsLt aaush e Of william and suAan swenszton aged
The restve' snd fr.ends Of tbs family are requested I
attend the funt val this Saturday morning. al hcr ~,
TMFsos.-On iIida5 morning August s, RowLAsn o.,
fart son OF R a. Nd Martha G. Tinpson aged moutna
and 10 days.
TIE ri will 5 place this (sa. day, r,orc;r~ Al
cine O'Clock
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discover thai. as far any p,nc'ical effect was
concerned, the Atlantic cable had yet to be laid,
and now another attempt s 10 course Of prepare.
ton to pu. dcwn anekher cable between the two
points originally F. 'red- namely, valentia on
the Irish coast, ard Trinity Bay, Newfoundland
and probably on the 9Th OF August, 1860, we
shall have the telegraph at work.
By curious coincidence, aud most probably
without design oo the part OF those concerned,
on the 4ih of August this year the Chamber Of
Commerce announced that the medals awarded
to the parties engaged in laying the telegraph
cable were ready for delivery, and the He iAlD
of vest erday, the anniversary of the excitem ant,
published the fact, and contained the names of
the fifty-six recipients.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
Nevs from CaIiforn "a
NEARLY TWO MILLIONS IN TREASURE ~ ROUTE FOE
NEW YObK.

Nevs from CaIiforu "a.
HSAHLf TWO MILLIONS IN TREASURE N ROUTE FOL
NEW YobK.
Nxw OsIxAss. August 6, aSes.
Inc steamship easano is below from MnRtan I'd, ~i'i
San FRANCISCO dates OF July 20.
Ibe news Is uuuportant.
Bus'ntss was duh and prices declining
lie steamships Golden Age and Unco Sam brought
COVE VI 100000 ia treasure and TOO passengers.
Arrived at San Francisco ships Storm Cloud and Die
ta'or from New York, Bevidere from Boston, Forest
Monarch from Sidney, Jacques Cecr from Bordeaux.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
JULY ii Tho week chosen dui. fne arrivals OF rice
nom China immensely large while the losses
this article are enor nous. Four-llo bos Haxa sod
private; quote price 50 s7 50 50; sales Of
tic At 80 80 26 Wheat In lots about 900 sacks good
wing at 50 IL 50 49, Barley-Cho,ce brewing, 81 81
a$l 40; new 81 l6 81 10. Hay sl4 u SIG per ton
Ban $24 s25 Ter ton. Potatoes 2Ac. 22sc. Onoos
&c, per ID. Butter-Saes choice at &c 30c Wool
The quantity arriving has materially fallen OFF during the
week, but the demand quite hgnt AID he market drcop
ng sales since last reference, ABOUT 10 900 lbs &c.
l6c per To- Hdes arriving ,ee, both from the interior
ard the coast sales of $40 at So 50 each Cos-auc.
ton sale Of 42s ions snInrscite bsrx Magnolia, ~
SIT Co. Coffee 600 lbs Costa RIGA sold at D. Nails
$50 kegs At 81 rs.