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GmrOpdiicDe NSacDricbrsm,
6rantret6.

Srantreif.
Yuri8, %. Nprll. Der Srie9 lit enolid
cine trauri9e @tpiBbett, unD pu0 erflGrt bun.
lduslJ9 ben sepalti9eu HidSan8 aller Golrle
auI oer beutisen B0rle. &o lleSt in oIeler 9es
waltisen Battle Elm atges Dement, flr Oteieut.
gen, Delde metnten. Dap nur Die lin eptBbett
auf Die BSrle prlde, Dap Die Hrie85 @Oentuati~
l1ten beeeit5 ourh cine neutrality-suspicious. SallIe
vesconlpttrl" Ieien uuo Die BGtIs, lOb1lo Der
Sries 9epiB lei, nierer CUR 9lube 9~elaI8tn uno,
It'd III oa8 llupermeicli1e ergebsuo, gu ~belIereu
@Ourlen 5uriidtebren per0e. Ob Die B0t{e
BON 9eute uno Seltern Neut bate. Die our @e
ulBbelt QeDcroeneTrteSssG uentualitit NIT tllen
10 at9en 6aueu Ger GDurle gu beg ftBen, molten
mir mlbrll4 nIdt enfldetoen. Nteulauo f0nnte
ucrauSla9en, welhe RiAtun9 uup lpsl1sn luz
fou9 Der Sampf nsbmeu, uup fplsltG aud nitt,
pelHen @In1laB oerlel6e auf 5rantrel98 6ffent
llhen @teoIt, lelne polltll bs un0 mlterleQs ll9e
lben weroe. Iber uat0en bic SSt Il lelt pter
MiOnuten pCae 3ett gebobt, li9 aAl Die &rieess
GUentuolltdt 9etaBt gu MAIDEN, bdtte lie iepen
taus nit mebr Nabe uno 6alluna e, ldreden
uno fallen tDnnei. Oas SGlulpiel, melhes
lie aeltern nno beute Darbot, mar lber ale 8e,
IAreIbun9 Mill, lammetrol unD iimmerllh
Wtau bate mirtli4 8~e9loubt, Die teste 5tunpe
6rantreihs babe 9el9laSen, neil Oeltreld ben
Srte9 nidt Iheut.
8elgien.
gu ben friegeril9ea 9t1dri6ten sebSrt nod
Die GrnennunS pcn Diuiiicnss uuo grlsaoe
3Omnanbanten in Der Sdwei5, uuo Die Grid
tuuS zines 2auoeS. 0ertbeipi9unsS>AuSl9ull
i'm 8ralelsr &riesSminiiterIum. ueber rae
8InDntB 3wil4en 8elSieu unD 9oaano pealau
tet nihtS g@enauereS. Nn bet 2batlahe Ielbf
1T iebcd taum 81 5peiielu. SeIbltUertanplid
beeileu liA 10 lAwade Staateu, wte Die Nle,
b~erlanDe fino, nl4t, ben Corn Wapcleoa's ourd
frlb1eitiSe Sunosebun9en gu ~tet8en+ AQein BIZ
0ernanDtl0aft aOnis 2eopOlD's nit Der 9abS'
burger camille, feline Be6isbun9en gum britlidel
0Uf, uno pas Snterele, oaS PIE JiteOerlanp'
baden, lia Se8eu arisss8efabrsn gu oefen, er.
tldrt binlan9lid Die abidlleBung Des yertra
ses, Der einltweilen aur pertbs'OlseuOer 4rt ieIt
lou. Die @ntlaliunS beg belSiiden &rteSsmi
niters 8erten, BON Der i'd lAcn iraber iArteb
bdn8t nit bielen 0crsdn9en 5uIamnlen. go aud
(Die 8efOrberuno unD Die Gsnennnns bon BOO
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9lnfmnft Der Oampfer
vPbtlaoelpbia" unO Star 0 tb
8 e It."
Weuere8 aus Galtfolnten &c.

II
IS f."
Neueres aus @alifolnten &c.
NensOorf, IA. Mai. Der Daupfer
Star Of the Welt ron Ispinnal unb Der Dam,
pier 9biIaoelpbia BON 0apannab linb nit 6as
pannab, Nadri4ten bis gum 9. b. uno NSpin,
waI. 9tadridten Bis gum 4, b. ansetommen.
Der Star Of the Wef brin9t beinabe $1,000.
900 in 9art9elb. @r paifirte am z. b. in Fl
8reite unD "a 2dnse Das mad Dem Ncrbeu BE
Atmmte 9. 81. @torel9iff Relief; in Nspiu.
mai befano ftd BEL ieinem Nbsan9 bic Ser. ct.
~Sreaatte 6ounpfe.
Sn Ncapulcc sins oaS 9eridt, bic merifani.
l6en 2iberalen bdtten bic gauge 0aupttapt, nit
4uanabme peS Yalaltea, 9enommen.
Die l1eberlanppclt, Die am %. Wdra BON
ct. Souls ab8e9an9eu mar, fam am 10. Iprll
in Gan Sole an.
Die Nadridten bonn Sfbmus liuo unuia4
tiS.
Der Banana Star iast, Der @aB,Serran-
0ertras, Der pom Walbin8ton mad SoSctd GEE
lanDt woroeu mar, um bort r~atift5trt 0u Ueroen,
lei i'm Masoalena Slug p~erloren Se8anSen, ir>
benz oas Boot umlAlu8.
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Mat5. int, % uD5
GinlaDmne CUR subfrriptiOn

. Neg Snntoriit" II. ySlnir. NODeasndettllug. "
Gri@einen p6Gentlt6 Vrets: $3.50 fur eas Ratbs anp
So fur bas saa3e Snbr tn gOraasbeJGplHns, Stef per "am'
mer 8 @tS. a sv
SabfertptiOnsliaen Itesen In Der OfFee tfs aesfsr ane tn
Der Gurntaae, 9O. 300 QDeftsyrGttnraBs 0fen' YsHeaauetn
rnDnS 5Dtel uno BET bent l1ntsrsettueten enteeeen esnommsn'
WRati2, M 3. 10. MppeI, N0. ~ g S0nofr.
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8rrBe unO berIbute Neiter8entral Murat bat
lt9 10 eben an Der Spiee Der r%ettenoen o%1r'tant>
iaen Sd8er in 2oulon n1G G'enua etu3elpI!nt,
"Oturot lit Der srSBte Natr uno Der 8foB'e
HeiterSeneral", pfle9te pet alte NapoleoF 81
Iasen. @8 9ibt aber 1nd 8rOBe gfatren, Gle
feline erpEeu 9feItergenerale itno.
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Eelearanhiide @"rranaement8.

81. JObn5, y. s, Is. Utat. De-
4sent bee afiociirten Prelle in @ap Race bat
ueute unlere 5tapt nit leinen @ebilfen unp
Dem Uruftdnbi5 fir ben Dieult uu83erilteten
yteui9teitsbOCte p~erlalen unD miro bon WOr'
gen (Dfpnta9) uu Die pirtIamien Dienlte lei
fen.
Die arrangements fir Die 8refie ltnb i:bt
melt better, ale frhber, unD ieoer Oampfer, Der
bet Gag pDer Nadt in elmer uur irSeno lt4tba.
rem Diltan5 Rem 2eudttburm Des Gaps palltrt,
miro BON Oea 9eeuisfeitsbOOt s~ebOroet werpen.
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3. GGuoerfeH
Der 0ftltben mnO n6rSitdbcn Staaten.
Nufrul an ale Sdu9er Der Union!

4ufruf an ale 9duser Der Union
Saneerbraber!
rnfere TIM DDrigen 5erbf e~rldhene @tnlabWs8 ~ benz am
H., L., 13. IA. unb Is. Stunt in Baltimore fdttFneeneeH
Sanssrfehe purbe bur1 frsuptse un0 sablrtIAe anmeieunSea
pom l16nhen @rfpl8e 9efrSnt.
80 bewetf uns biefs eiFrtss unb a%Ifttttas GbtiinabnieA baB
Der @EttsrfnnIe bes Dentf6en Qtebee tie 5erjsn unlersr San-
eerbruosr TN Often trte i'm SBenen. TN ytOi ben ME TN ouDen
nit alttGsr 8euettsrana fur tGrmpnliGss Streben eniFdntmte
unO lomtt aur &rwartunS etnes Der tmpUtdateten UeFe be-
redttet.
Die S6ns,r 8alttmUses Seriprs9sn Gn6. @ues dntsaSte'
ten, am haTelbe an einemt ~wIrbieen WnttDnalfef gu MAIDEN.
au ale gs.eine, anS an Ss, DsISt at9s lpss' Gu I'm t aisa
tbref aum Sef ,tebeu6en NtttgIteber, mao 5'tntmen %9eoronct,
NIT Insnbe Dsa DtrtBenten, Y%rGitoenteI unD setrstatrs ss
fpatsfeaa gam 10. Wtat an ben Unite sttt9 asten offret0t' etns
aIfenben Wttt Sdneer9euB1
.a 6. Sptlter,e BtR-pfdl6.
81, GtGbIetn, corr. Setr.
NRat5 lint GR s)D5 W aEeh YrGtfr.
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MnfMnft Der Oampfer
vW e er unO v8eruita."
l3nei Ease NeuereS uuS@urcpa
IGieAreicbes Ncr6rin9en Der
SefreieDer.
@innabme BON Buffalora MnO BON
Mcrtard.
Riif5ng Der iarSinti9en Irtaee.
gnglane I'll ltet BUM Srte9e.
Die prsuBii6e 2anOwebr muri6fertig.
YatriotiiGe Salt1ng Ger wirttenbergii6en
.1< 1go1 &ammern.
artegariSnng Der Strict. Smer Yai6a.
Iem~O prt, Is. Wai. Der Dampfer
Weler" BON 8remen unp Der Dlnrfer 30.
%rullil" lino bier oteien abenO an9efcmmen nit
2iperprol. JtaAridten big gum 2. D. pte Dump
fer batten am B. D. Soutbampion perla6en.)
Die GAMBIA fam prauBeu aul 2. D. an. Ote
Pacjfic fan am 80. Nprll in @alwap an.
Der Dampier Jtew DOlt fam am 80. Npril
orQuBen m.
Das anlerifanilde Glipperldif Ycuana. oaS
am 27, Npril Ton QiUerpDOl abfubr, lit, ME
ldon bic Npelatoe fur5 melpete, BET Werfcro
am %. Npr. Sdiffbru9 eS icIen cabet TIC t
peniser ais 1856 W II d II u m E.
t 0 nj m en- etn.
Die Oetrelder triebeu Den &rte9 nit 9roBter
@nersie unp eS flnD 3mil4eu ibuen unp ben
SarDlniern cine S4ladt fat. Der Sampfe
plaB mar in Der Ndbe Der beribmten Bride BON
8uffalcra, aber mel he Die Seltrei4er ben Ttcl>
no aberlGvittsn. Die Seltreider erltirmten
bic Bride unter srCBem BlutOl r9ieBen nit Dem
Baionett. gta9 lpateren JtaGri9ten baben le
audi Otortara (25 Meilea BON NlefianOria) &c.
ncmuen.
Gie SarOirier 5Osen lid BON 8uffaloru
uno Wortara Dor ben Oe(tret4eln mad einem
Yuatte am 2aso Masipre 5uriif, Die Seltreis
der baden Die Tele9rapbenz2lnten mad Der
S9mei5 %absel9uttten, 10 oaB ni9ts Weiterea
benin Absan8 Der Dampfer teleBrlpbirt weroeu
%fonnte.
@roBe Maien Sltretdii9er Truppen cOn3ens
~trirten lth bel Biaceu3a.
NaG ben leeten OtadriAten waren 10000
6ran5cien in @eaua.
Der aSnis Don Saroinieu ~inlpi3irte in Be-
9leltun9 Der lran5, @enetale @anrc6ert uno
Ntel Die 9inie peS 6lulie8 Dora, zines pi9tis
gen Nebenflulles pe8 80.
Die Setreider, rpelde an ben Sage WaStcre
pororansen. nabmen ale Iarpiniiden S9iffe
in Den ccrtl9en @ewd1ern.
Seltreid polte Elm Anleben BON 20 Miaic
men Yfuno Sterlin9 cin9ebsn., Wean erpartete
ben &llier Napclepn aal 3. Mfai bei leiner ltas
lteuil4en Nrmee.
Die gauge preuBtfde armee purOe
I'm + d erttg 9enlodt.
G'raf 8ucl, Der Strei4iide N~iniifer oes Guss
lwdrtisen, erlieB Elm Circular an Die ausmarti.
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Mbfahrt ppu enrpp. 9ampfern.

Newsy0rf, A. Wfal. Der Oampfer
8remen uabu peute cine balbe Wfiuion Dollars
nit biuaus (ntdt unDertbalb MiQiOnen). 8ei
Der 8atterie itieB Der Dampfer sesen cine Barrie
pom 8remen, Der er ras 8u9lpriet meeri6.
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OaS bette mnO er0fte tlnltrirte
SeutSChe TamiltenbIatt+

OaS bette mnO er0fte Mnitrirte
beutGcbe Iamiltemblatt+
4ronf QesIte's Sluhrtte 8eitun9
3ront Qestte'S IEuRrfrte 3cttuna
4ranf QesHt's Slufrtrte 8sttung
Tranf QsSlte'S Snufrtrte 8ettune
Sronf HesIte'S Sluhrtrte 3etiung
Ernuf Qeslte's .Sluffrirte 8ettung
Grdnt QeSIteS 5aufrtrte 8ettang
Erant 0eSlte's Slutrtrte 3Citung
Srnnt 9esItes Slufrtrte 3gttuns
Nronf Qeslie'5 Saultrtrte 3eituno
erfHetnt ieben MtttwD@ In New gprt unh fcfet 6 Cents Bite
sfn,sjns Summer, $500 t6brtA tn VUrauS6e3atlung.
Gle II ps sr6btt tlufrtrte N6DGenblatt, pelbes In beut.
1Her SpraGe In ben UereiniSten Staaten erfhefnt, entbGlt
urattpsle SlMfrnttOnen Der bebeuttn6fsn GneeseretenUfe,
duSaeaetGnete @r5Gplun9ea, Nspelen, Mnttepten uH6 Mtpbes
bertSte. MueS, mas fur unfere HanbSIeute MUIR tr9enb BON
SntereFt, IL mtrb bic Suufrtrte 3ettnne tn ~gen6bltsr Spra9e
Benz Seer ers1blen, unb bG fe ib BON FNltttlHen nnb reIt9tS.
fen ,8raaen fern bait, ioate tic tn teoer 5amtlte .ssbaItsn
.Trout QeSlts's Saufrtrte 8sttuns" 1T auf bas bette pa
BIER oebruft, 16 Setten fart uHo teeer Jabr8dn8 %perlelben,
reldeyut Ittei mnb Snbalts. OersetGnib b~etee8e5eH wtrb, btu
bet etnen Banb, Der rnebr Qsieaef entbaIt, dls tr9eno ehn eUn'
characterization Ste 1T unUefsttten oas befe, ttlt8he dn
metRen ~belebreRbe umb untsrpalEenbe Wp1enblGtt, wet6sS tn
ZEN 8~erttntgten Sta1ten ert1stnt'
.Nrdnf Qeslie's S~lunrtrte 3ettun8" tn bet auen 8ettunas.
aosntsn an BADEN DDer aus bfr Office, WD 10 GrantfcrthraBe
ososn @tnltnbunl bes Betrd0eS, Su belteben.
gDtr ~Serfenben In @remplar FUR $500
aver @remp,are fur $500
bret ~ $o'W
Trant 2eslte,
m.to1~t I ~ RrdnffDrtfrdHe. NetnsNDrF
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Qf3enfen.
IeatS.1mt
b Bra1II0rtltraRe, MemsgOrI

No1rtG wtrb btsrmtt %aesebsn, be ale ppna WasOr uni
@tobtrotD pOn Baltimore GISseftuten &t3suten, 3wtiGen cen
werben mGGen.
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Der Oanpier 8remen bat 287 RaIaaiere au
Sorn.
un %oieleIbe Belt nit ibm Gun Watttao) fubr
aud Ger nad Glasgow beItimmts . mrisr
@l1s9Cw ab. @r bat 228 Bu1laaiere,
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Dleug

@ernlanta Daln 9to Z. y. u >, .
Die Dttt8Iieber bes @ermanta Satns Np. 7. . u. .. ..
.nsrosn btsrmtt aufBefprbert, ant 0ienhd8 ben H. b. Whfs
NSenbs 5 nbr in Uetfan m~Iansalut II gu eSi4stueu, ba Ott-
ti9e Observation-Disclosures gemaht Derbta iDaea.
MO IS tpro RI rto e5eFr
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Mnfnnft beg Samafers slbelaiae.

NewsO Ort, IA. Nfui, Der Dampfer
acelaiOe rCn 91l@ap 1T an9etcmman. Seine
Na9ri4ten wurDen idon uOn ct, SObnS teles
araphlrt.
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s eutnuta Vaant

Sdntmtlthe Mtt8:tebtr ino bttbur9 etiudt f6 btu!e Otpn'
tag ben 10. ,, AStRba s u9r, entutnpen. uu itp al bar ce
raipdH8 uber etnea %RelOnbtreH 8UriAlag ~ betbeilty sen.
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6lrmonie Vaupelein In.

OartlOnte SauUeteIu 9to. [.
Dtt WttteItr0sr ~bshtiben ueDtn sang bttpnbct 8 erfubt ter
ON ndbffrn Dtenfdg bin n b. Dtts. satifaDenten Scr ANN.
lung tr3uWpbnen, UNI uter ttn5T sntra5 sur SAitt Bung bs
Ne.etnS tor - NSa6ten a%b5H9eben.
Jac0b u ubDIpb, QraRp.
~ 4. YebpIp, SER.
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SfsQpnbarpfr. 8auperein.

Oltsyolnbarolfr. V1uOereln.
Sb;9et @erttn erfteut f@ tnes ~Htugenben Ahfangs ami
dD bert.tS BOZ AntEeile %apBegebet uno fe erlteG Gin, dblun
sa %setetf,t; aIe re pa9tr geiDnntH it0 M0& Intteue gu pa.
ben, fnb ertWAt, nd9fsn WttttppG, &benbs 3 ubr, bt Gbr.
8Grtea 40 II St.QsnbGrcfraBe 3u eri6etnen.
9etHr 8tter, Yrdf6. 10 al. SeHf, @trepr2fi6.
0pbdnn prtDr, @aiirsr.
Otrettpren; p. 8efer, y. Wtuuer, Jr Ueper, {.
gDtsde, gatnenann, @ &ra'ntr, 81. Strlus, Str.
BGttel, Jpbann RaoB.
S&DW 3ebt 9trBDg. Setretdr.
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CorOneys' Is,9uests.

THE LATE SUICIDE IN STANTON STREET An inquest vaf
held yesterday upon the body Of Rosanra Hogan the do
estic residing at No 81 Stanton street, who committed
suicide by taking arsenic as previously reported The
evidence ELECTED before Coroner ackmsn sho
that on Thursday morning Mrs Caroline Peters found
deceased very SICK and vomiting freely Rossnna wss
asked what she had poisoned herself for when she ih
mated that che had been seduced by her lover pre-
lerred Death rather than the disgrace Of gvicg
an iilpitimate child. From the medical testimony II
would appear however that 6eceased's fears her
condition entirely groundess; she not eceine
verdict of " suicide by taking arsenic" rendered
by the jury, and the body OF the unfortunate
moved 10 PotteIs' Field for intcrment
DROWNED WHILE BAr1NG.-HenIy Palmer, q lad abou:
sixteen years of ago. accidentally drowned Thurs
day evening while bathing In pond of water near the
Of Seventh and 120h street. The body of
deceased afterwards recovered and taken
RESIDENCE of his parents in 124th Corooe Schr
NOR held inquest upon the BODY Of deceased ycster
day. Verdict in accordance with the above facts.
FATAL FALL FROM RooF Coroner Schirmer was call.
ed upon to hold inquest No. 80 Madison street.
the body Of q man named Andrew Harvey VINO was
killed by accidentally falling from the roof Of the house
under the following circumstaocee:-Deceased, il ap.
peared came homo intoxicated Thursday evening" aud
went upon tho roof for the purpose Of having sleep
His wife, fearful that s0me accident would happen went
In search OF policeman for the purpose OF having her
husband arrested. On her return however her worst
fears realized Deceased in hts drunken nt had
rolled of the roof and instantly killed oy the fall
fhe jury rendered verdict Of accidental death Harvey
was native Of Ireland, aud was forty four years Of
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Naval Intelligence.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.

UNITED STATES Shit SABINE, |
OFF 1HE BATTERY, June "a 1859.
The Sabine will 60 to TO at 10 O'Clock. Tho
Grs pert abe will visit Is tho city Of st. Domingo in the
Island OF Hayt. The precise object Of this visit do not
know, but have strong believe that II &C
count Of of those chronic Of which read Pc
r,odcay in the papers, under the startling heading Of
"Another outrage upon American comGefce" and which
is generally accompanied by the very pertinent Inquiry,
"What is our navy doingf'
After having settled the differences between the Yankees
shippers and the sable authorities Of st. Domn TO- we 20
to Aspnwa there to luxuriate for an indefinite period
india rubber beef and TO hail the fortnghty
Of steamer from the United States epoch our
and instead OF assisting the greasers TO settle down
Dtc something having OF least the appearance Of govern
ntnt we shall DO condemned TO do pcnance for some
months among the motley population OF the sthmus. Tue
following is . list Of the ohicers-
Captein--Benry A. Adams; Lieutenant and Executive
officer, j. r. d. Mulany IAeuenants-Georgc p. Welsh,
VIM H. Murdaugh Robt. +. Il. LOWS L. 81. Norman; Act.
ing Eas;or-Wm. p. McCann; Surgeon--M G. Delaney;
Passed Assistant do james HARRISON Purser-Jno r.
steele; First Lieutenant OF Marines-Jno. Cash; Boat
swain-raul Atkinson; Gupner-James NJ Cooper; Car
Aates--R l.. Parker, Val VOORHEES,, Daniel Dunsmore
VIM G. Roche, John Skillman J. X. Crockwel, Thomas
Carney; Captains Cerk--B II. Lanc Pursers do.-Jno
The Sabine will 60 down to the lower bay tomorrow,
2Sth and 10 Sea, If tine wind and weather Ia favorable.
The United States sloop war Ger psutown, Conman.
ger rage arrived at Hong Kong Tue 10Th OF April from
Saan On the passage she struck upoa reef near Kill
kasmA on the lew Chew Islands and bore up for Hong
hong IA consequences The extent Of damage She received
WAS not ascertSned.
Inc United states brigs Dolphin Perry and cambridge
unuer S ~ OF Captain Sedpan seuor officer IN
Buenos Ayres.
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AHEARN.-0n Friday morning, June "a, JAMES MICHAEL,
Of Daniel and Ellen Ahesfn aged weeks aud days
The funeral will take this Saturday afternoon
two O'Clock from No. 1856 Lewis street. The relatives aud
friends OF the family respectfully Invited to attend
BREWSTER On Friday morning, June "a, CAgRIE So
cond daughter OF James B. and Amelia Brewster agea 70
at No. l5 Lexington avenue on Sunday after
noon, at half past i've ocock. The relatives and friends
are respectfully invited without further notice.
BEoCEslcK.-On Friday, June "a, EDWARD BRoDERcK,
son Of Edward and Mary Broderick, the llth year of
bis age
The friends and acquanances Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral. Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock from the residence Of his father Thirty
sixth street, near Fourth avenue.
CoSKING On Friday, June "a. after short Illness on
his 46th birthday, Moan I. CoNRIJNo.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral Sunday Afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, No 10 Lexington avenue. Ills
remains VIII be taken 10 Greenwood.
De EsrERRE-On Friday, June "a, JAMES r. DEEsrgRRE
youngest son Of James and tester DC Eerre aged years
and 10 days.
invited to attend the funeral from ME late residence No.
b09 Grand street on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock
GuRsEE-on Friday, June "a, alter long and severe
illness, HANNAH s., rect Of the late William Conklin Cur
Zee, in the 4lst year Of her age.
The friends Of the family those Of her souin law James
n smith, and Of her brothers, s. and James A. Du
her ia'e residence No IS King street. on Sunday
ing, at nine o'clock, without further invitation.
HARVEY Suddenly, on Thursday evening, juno 80
from injuries received by fall avogrw GAgyEY aged "A
years, native Of the parish Of 10 bacosncy county
Tyrone, reiano.
Rs friends aud acqusntances respectfully invited
to attend the fuuerai, this (atusday) Afternoon
O'Clock, from his late residence No 81 Madison street.
His remains will be taken 70 Calvary Cemetery for inter-
ment.
RhhIsr Friday, June "a, FRxpsRlcK G only son OF
Gerhard i. and Auguste Kest, aged ~ months and ~
days
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of
parents No AZ Oak street. Sunday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, without further notice.
NoMAsoN Friday, June "a Of consumption, McuAxl
McNAaoN, in the 43d year bis age, native Of county
douaghan, Ireland.
The friends OF the family those oil his brothers, Patrick
snd Francis and oil bis james, respectfully request
ID to attend the funeral, Sunday ssiernoon at two
O'Clock from hs late residence, No. S77 Seventh avenue
thirty fourth street
Ming In Brooklyn, on Friday, Juoe %, from the kick
Of 3 hoIse, AIKxAsDse MING, aged 10 years.
TIC relatives and friendE Of Lie mother Mrs. sno Ming
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The Ocean Queen.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Nothing but extreme occupation has prevented me
from asking your kind insertion Of line from an Old
friend and correspondent
arrived here Tuesday in the Ocean Queen, after
Twelve thirteen days voyage, during eight Of which
the sun ory once, and that for an hour two
The Ocean Queen was on her first trip from Europe
When che arrived at Havre notwithstanding the euloges
Of her outward passengers, every American banking
house, and British too IN Paris and others Of too high
standirg thought to soop to such little
ana paltry occupation of their time, tired Of
issuadng their acquaintance from taking passage IN
her. myself woulo have preferred coming In sailing
ship could have found one 30 much hal been preu-
iced against her Among other storles Gis told 10
take my PROVISIONS on board; that her staterooms
niserabiy smell and otherwise dsagreeable. Nearly
every cabin passenger had the eama Weched asehoods
dinned IN bis ear.
Now, dear herald, have never seen Mr. Vanderbilt
IN my life, but in simple justice to valuable prise
enter piise single the history of coumerce--au
enterprise which gives the lie TO England when she
ies that American capital uDaided by her own
capable Of bridging the Atantcap enterprise neither
asks 'or subsidyin simple justice 10 81 III
enterprise ask you to say 10 The million readers Of
our ubiquitous sheet, audi aeydn pd,ten Ia all Ger
the Ocean Queen made less than teu and
often thirteen kDois and this in dense fog unvsry
head WINGS. Her saterooms largest best
appointed OF oil the ocean steamers, and have
,rany. Her tabG nbundanty and luxuriOusy sp
ointcd, and Der officers emitting in their aten
10 their passengers. During eight days aud nights of
the fog knew, neither her Captain Seabuy
bis first officer, Cushman, slept three hours
words Of compliments about either Of them but
they STOOD night and day. watching and caring for the
safety OF their nov atenl passengers. aC0se card
and remain cordially yours, B.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr. G. G. Barnard, Recorder OF tao city and county
New York, will shortly hold court under auspices
His coscuior will be Mas Fsnnie Anderson, daughter o.
Mr. John Anderson the well kso~n tooscconist snd t1e
interesting ceremony will be perfo at the Resofmei
Dutch Church, Fifth avenue corner Of eu street
on next Wednesday morning.
Hon. William Reilly, of Pennsy lvania Is at Washington
Hon. John Letcher, Governor cleo, of Virginia. still
quite SICK and unable 70 attend the recent democratic
celebration at Ly nchburg
From Charleston, 10 the seansnp ssron-w Hsmburch
VS. turner, Mr.. Giioer, and asugsier Mr. Ch.fsr Ar
Hereb Q PlAnci, Mout Or Wells, soaud, Misi Plat
s sS SN NJ. NE: ssws Was
schssci child nurse Mics Clark Mrs Aison X
S S"s ssS aass capt I'D .S s
S S. e M, H.rsb SHss i9S s ars wsaled "1s
heIIot Mrs Harvey two children and Waterman
hs9y hss9 NJ, ss'
Hoscie mrs Cole, Chas Cole, Carr Mr. Dodge, %
and child. m Leon Capt tolIA. soee " Hsntosh
s Gn's S Mss Emily sns Bray
ton and Is steerage.
From Loneon, the ship Rh e-Miss Atkins Mr. Hildsr
Mr. Baker.
1awsy In the Miss and x x E
Rev y Farrell, dslwny MRS Wlnsus eeuj Psrker, Mao
%
hrs alton. W smith, Liveroool; VIM leslie Go wsn
@ s s ss s snS
scbe' mott knpisa,llen; P.t OMAR IuarI .; Mrs smith
s. ss
Iotnick, andrew Fson, Mary Hamilton y Reilly. Mis-
S Sssa sSs VT Duna NJ. ssy
sn Mrs
two children, Monssh.n Dsn:worts. shstnes; Nay
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CBARIToN-GBsoS.-At Harlem, Wednesday, June
Is, by the Rev George Draper Mr. JOHN CHARLTON Of
spring Valley, n X, to Mrs AMELIA GIBSON, of Harlem
n. Y.
RoBB-CING:-On Thursday morning, June 23, at No. 8
Poplar street. 'ookyn, by the Rev Samuel Bees WICK
the New church, Mr r, RoBs 10 Mrs. MARY CLING both
OF Brooklyn.