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Letter from Secretary Cobb.
from the Columbus. ga y Times.

WAsHIxcroS, July H. 1850.
sincerely wish was In my power 70 respond at once
10 your Kind and hatterng request TO address my fellow
citizens Of Columbus and vicinity
would afford me ordinary pleasure 10 meet them at
this time regard the present contest 90 one risit f
above the ordinary party struggles through which We
heretofore parsed II involves the future destiny OF
the South. Ia question Of right, justice and equality
on the one hand and wrong degradation tho other
il ,hs ,rmph OF principles In the election
OF Breckenridge and lane, the declaration OF war upon
the constitution and the rights OF the South By the cleo
DO met AMI our PEG, should look the danger full In the
face, and govern their actions accordingly Inc part
which the snppo,s n IN ys s1e os se
strength gives the black republicans Of the North ey
weakening the only party and the only candidates who
can by any possibility, defeat this reasonable, aboli.
tion organization. Surely the recent course Of Mr..
Douriss, and the present position Of his friends .,
The North, present no claim 70 southern GRATITUDE
support Of bis claims 10 the Presidency al sus saer
nce Of their rights aud interests. His Withdrawal from
the contest would at the f nreckin
ridge and the triumph OF constitutional uriucnlcs whilst
his continuance In the field give aid and
to ". .urm,c. Of tho enemies Ct the south
Under these circu stancesapsr from the mar"oH o.
;cc.cns 10 the political doctrines which Mr. douglas 40,
his faction seek 10 force upon usit SIMS clear beyond
DISPUTE or auss on that there should be united and
earnest effort the part Of the South In support OF h
only candidates who entitled u her confidence, anu
the time have the slightest prospect OF election
To urge and press upon nay fellow eltizns o. seo,g'
these consderstiops 10 favor Of the election OF Breckn
ridge and taneo unite my counscs With theirs 70 ware
of the dangers which threaten present peace and ~
ture prospcrtyo contribute my efforts TO The WORK o.
preserving the constitution from the ruthless assaults OF
ia open and ct enemeeto Join my voice with those
who proclaim 70 the country the hr, fixed and unalter
able purpose Of the South 70 maintain her equality IN inc
Union, and 10 re'ognse as worthy Of her loyalty snc
equaty-prescnt 10 my mind field Of duty upon which
would gladly enter Ny heart Is in the contest and
TO enter the canvass and that too, upon The soi o. my
native State. HOWELL COBB
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Coronsrs' InauesSs.

Kuhn nv rHx PxxxArrRE ErrIosros CAssos-An
Inquest held yesterday upon the body Of Henry
Jones native Of this state, aged 10 ycsrs, who died
from the effects Of injuries accidentally received on Mon
day by the premature explosion Of cannon on board the
steamboat Montgomery, lying at pier No IL North
river Deceased A. appeared, was engaged In firing
honor Of the departure Of the Great Eastern for
Cape Nay when the hole careeesly left open
and the cartridge exploded severely inurng deceased
that he died yesterday In consequence Verdict" Ac
cidentai death"
DROWNING CASES John Grouse, resident OF No 6sl
Eghih avenue, found drowned in the North river
yesterday morning The body was taken 10 the Twenty
second precinct house. where Coroner Gamble wa
notified TO hold an inquest.
The body OF unknown man was found floating In the
water at pier H. East river yesterday morning Dcccas
previously, and h supposed that be accidentally fell
overheard while thus engaged In amusing himself The
Coroner was notified TO hold an inquest.
Bopr fpxSnuD-rhe unknown man who died At the
New York Hospital Wednesday, from the effects Of In
iures accidentally received by falling from the roof Of
pr erect omnibus has since been identified as Ihos
Doyle, native Of Ireland, aged sixty years
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A Body Found In Rosendale, Ulster
COunty-SuppOsed Murder.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

RosrSpArE, Ulster County, August l, 1860.
Yesterday, July 81 little before noon, the dead body
Of man was found In . wood two or three hundred
yards from thcky peoped neghborhood 10 this town,
Rosendae. He had evidently been murdered. On
examination there found dreadful wound near the
top Of his head racturing his skull several inches two
cuts on and bad wound behind IT, all apparently
done with stones, Of which found bloody and
with hair on IT, the bloc y side down. When found he
had straw hat, which not broken showing that
must have been put after the wound inflicted.
he was Identified Jacob Smith, formerly of Marble
town. this county He had inherited little property
about month since, and about the time mar
ried and had been under the effects Of intoxicating
liquor nearly all the time since He last seen on Mon
been with him nearly all that day, and who left him
the place where be found When found his pockets
were inside out and turning him two dol
lars were found under him.
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s.virS.n-stesnshlp Forida--J q Cook, " Gapin and
lady Mss Kean Mrs felig and two chdren,
Mrs fsiclispberg wPsppy ard l,dy MIS- fslPg MRS
Geo wIIlinron Robt Edwards, Beyille. .rshan,
Robs Denver, Alexander, n Green kenyoni hcnor
nell Macber " 4 Hourhion. o Bssset, washburn, r
RAY Charlie. Meccnyer, Jas s,sSar ELsTssr MAf
Tsf Col TIN lady and three children; Mss TIT NJ
Dreseer, Mrs Huntington. wmsier, &c t.Asion tSs
mon i SNo~ris n Tapham FiGlmllleat Pierpontl X
wright Gibbs aud isdy, Ms Hsrsridse, Mss Hart
r6ge-aDd steersge.
p,rurssr wcA-piir Aaaline sprsrae-P II LOUD OF STA
ten Island.
Nisarn,r-Brr Golden fead-Csp, sm.A and LADY
sprinsnr.
yaY,evrz-sebr J L Dcrmsa- s. Jews Antonio Of POD,
Rico.
Poscr-seAr Wary Aics-nca Gansser ponrs De
x.ha7dr.h
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The Late Lieut.. J. r. Houston, u. $. N.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit ask the favor OF 70 give the enclosed
preamble and resolutions place In the columns Of your
paper, and obge the officers Of this ship.
am, respectfully, your obedicut servant,
!. D. HuGE2, IL. U. 5 Navv.
L. & STEANER IRoorors,
sPxzrA, sardinis, July II, 1890.
At meeting OF the officers 81 the Tn tied states steam
Iroauos held board that vessel the lat u July
1850 In the Bag OF Naples Commander james Palmer
being called the chair and Lieut. j. B. Huger being APP
pointed Secretary the following preamble and resolutions
offered by the Secretary and unanimously adopted
Whereas, u has pleased Almighty God In his wisdom,
take from among late friend and brother officer
Lieut. J. y. Houston, United States Navy
Resolved, That deploring as all must do wh) knew
him. hs dspensaton OF Divine Prov dence we sil sub
NIT His with Christian resignation believing that
friend died In full submission 70 HE will and strong
faith In His mercy.
Resolved, That we, his brother officers tender 10 his
sfcted wife and family oar sincerest sympathy In THIS
their deep sicton an rreparsbe loss, and hope that
the Divine Being va His good time send them comfort
and cont olatio-
Resolve . That as a further mark OF respect we VIII
wear ,.rape on the tft arm for thirty days -. =,
Resolved That COPY Of these proceedngs De SEM 70
h,s fsuly and one To the editor OF the Nav YORK k
uItp and TO the No oadl Intelligence at Washington lor
insertion and that the Secretary be requested 70 see the
"VO'' JAS s. PALMER, Comd'r Chairman
JB HrCxn Lieut. I. s ", Secretary
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VIII or the Late Elfsha Eldred.
ABOUT HALF MILLION OF DOLLARS LEFT TO HIS
FAMILY.

From the Milwaukee Wisconsin, July 30
great dea Of curiosity has been entertained ID the
city, 10 the nature Of the late Elisha Edreds WILL who
departed this life last Sunday II Ia impossible 70 arrive at
any where the exact value Of his estate but II Ia
tuated by his executors that he worth the neigh
borhood Of half million OF dollars.
The viii has been admitted TO probate. The execu-
tors Joseph Gary and John O. lnbusch with his wife,
Mrs Sarah Ann Edred, a. exccutrix
He leaves TO his W lie all his personal property which
In estimated 10 be worth about $50 600 aud his palat
mansion Ia Spring avenue together with the grounds,
comprising about three acres OF land.
The remainder Of his property 10 be managed by his
for FIVE years. who 10 div the income
annually between the heirs. Al the expiration Of the
FIVE years FIVE TO be selected who TO
divide up the heirs portion OF the property into nine
parts and his two then each TO have two parts
and his ave daughters each TO have part which
prises the whole nine parts.
During the i've years the executors can IL they deem
II advisable sell any part Of the heirs estate for the be-
nent Of the heirs The property has been len entirely
within the family and the presentncome must be large
least enough 70 place the heirs In position Of ude
pcndence, even before the division 10 made.
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pCk $50 bags, sganz II 200 baxs last year. Tobacco
afm q unchanged prices. Freights and exchange unal
SAVANNAH August a. 1890
Coston-Receipu In July, $3.50 bales. Exports, H.,
800 bales Stock at Savannah $50 bales. There is an
absence Of business for want Of stock Carolina rice
closed buoyant.
CHARLESTON August 2, 1890
Cotton-Saes Of the week 600 bales receipts the
Cine $40 bales Absence Of business of stock
Stock at Charleston, bales Sight exchange New
NO, aSJt per cent premium. Ffeish's00''0n 70 Liver
AucusrA, August z. 1890
Ooston-Stock in port 1880 bales Stock al hAoon'
200 bales: ,...
Flour hrm: now Howard street and Ohio IS 80 Wheat
quiet and Unchanged. whskey steady at 2ohc. a2lc
,. v,., ga 1ss :, agsG !: is sSi,.
n as a a so Corn closed with advance Of &C.. yell
low zoe Mess pork sls 80 $40. Lard 1870. Wits
icy dull ct 2lkc ., ... ,sso
Flour .csve, but prices gradually declining on all
ss.ss %i iss s @
new white Indiana and Michigan, at 81 IS 81 40 The
samples Of At the outside figure are very handsome
II osc s1oc. Ossssales: 400 bushels State, at 500
RyeSales 1000 bushels, partly at Sc whiskey-Sales
BUFFALO, August 8, 1850
Flour steady. Wheat new red winter nrmsr, demand
nd ssSS ..es 70 bushels at &C. Oats
nominal At aSc. Canal neshts drm. Lake imports; 5000
bbis hour - 900 bushels wheat, 900 bushels corn
and l6 900 bushes oats. aeet Of vessels 10 the
harbor. Exports IS 600 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels
cora.
1r1s .t-t BUFFALO, August S-SP.N
Flour steady and In fair demand. Sales 200 bbs, at
- 80 for nue - rs IS for extra Illinois, Wisconsin and
IOWA. IS Is % for Indiana and Ohio; - 30 20
xoT double Wheat quiet and firm for red win
1er, With light stock, sales of $500 bushels At 81 09
1900 do Canada club, at 81 Corn active and steady
Gales, 81 900 bushels, at Soc Oats nominal at $780, Ca
nal freghtsBoats and carriers asking IKE on
cora, and IKE on wheat TO New York Imports 900
bbs -FOUR So 900 bushels wheat ~, 900 do corn, 1000
do. Canal exports-l0o bbs -four 80 900 bushels
OswsGo, August SO M.
Flour unchanged, with moderate demand for home, in
terror and Eastern trade Sales, 600 bbls, at IS rs for
State including 200 favorte double extra at 80 U.s.
Wheat dull sales 600 bushels new red winter Illinois
at 81 u.s. Corn quiet and nominal at $50. 53hc Other
grams also quiet and nominal Canal freights easier but
not quotably lower: &c -four, &c. wheat, 7c on
corn 70 New York mports-l6 800 bushels corn. Canal
exports-36 500 bushels wheat % 800 do. corn, 600
do. oats.
CINCINNATI August 8. 1850.
Flour steady. Mess pork unchanged but better de-
snand for bacon at oIc IL Nc. Money market and
sight exchange on New York unchanged.
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Hudson River Items.

SUICIDE OF A LADY IN KINGSTON BY TAKING ARSENIC.
Mrs. Fowler, wife of Mr.. Thomas Fowler residing at
Kingston. Ulster county purchased quantity Of arsenic
q few days ago. Two three evenings atcr she went
husbands saloon her residence ordered
the waiter to bring her bottle Of soda water In Of
of the poison and drank OF She then returned home,
and shortly afterwards taken With violent Ut Of
vomiting and confessed that she had taken poison.
physician instantly sent for, but the unfortunate
woman expired about two O'Clock the next morning Her
husband from home at the time. No Is assign
ed for the commission Of the act.
THE LATE INCENDIARY FIRES AT PoUdHKEEPsK-
$500 REWARD.
Two or three attempts have been made by in
cendares buildings IRE ct Poughkeepse, since
the late destructive in that city, but without
cess. On occasion they were chased by man, but
managed 10 escape The two who arrested for cut
ting the hose have since been let out on bail Two
three nights since man was heard proving about the
stables It the Of Warrington and lafayette streets
He twice spoken to bat d not answer, when pistol
fred 81 him without effect Before he could be hred
upon second time he had turned corner OF the build
ing and escaped. A dog which be bad with him hrst
have offered reward Of $500 for the conviction Of any
person persons who have M Ore 10 any building with
in the past month.
STRUCK By LIeHrTNG-A BOY KILLED.
On Thursday afternoon barn belonging to Mr. Jerold
Underwood at Crum Elbow, Dutchess county struck
by Lightning In II at the time Mr.. Underwood, his
hired man and boy, unloading oats. Mr.. Underwood
and the boy were the NOW, receiving sheavq fDm
the man on the load. When the barn Was strdk Mr.
Underwood saw the boy fall backward and II is probable
that he was instantly killed The whole barn fire
IN an instant Mr. Underwood received a slight shock,
but retained his and jumped TO the door Of the
barn and escaped. The barn and contents were worth
about 81 ,0o0 Insured.
FOUND DEAD.
Mr.. James Dcvlin, old resident OF Rondout, Ulster
county Was found dead in bed few mornings since The
day previous he had been working very hard in hot
SUM- In the morning his wife found him by her side cold
and nfcess An inquest held upon the body by Co
Dubois and the jury rendered verdict OF Death
caused by extreme fatigue and excessive labor" He
sixty one years OF age.
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Police Intelligence.

ARRAY m THE FIFTH wARD-Tw? FEEsoYs STABBED.
Quite IN excitement pro- norton Of the finh
ward abo"' . -'aiiea IN ..~Se Of a
. zen O'Clock last night, n conscque- =,
serious fight taking place in the house 30 3Ts Grcenw
street during melee two men, named George Thorp
.Ds wussm HIichipgs, were ftabbcd Our reporter was
.sv nm bs around but experienced great difcuty IN
,,ng Information the injured parties did not wish 70
r. ge into the papers. Az near as could be ascertaneo
:, s,,sssrs that number OF young men visited the
bo1ss which In alleged TO be OF drepu,a
his rbsrsct~r, and sfter imbibing freely tney
somnenccd 70 quarrel 70 the merits Of their ponncs
licences for Presidential candidates AS usual unoer
rcb circumstances after oral arguments were exnaul
ana neither eide becoming converts 10 the Pfncples
sssrced IN the dispute, free nght ensued, 10 winch
Srbers decanters chairs and fists we're the prevang
,,,grrnenta The two wounded men we're the primo as
an the aFar and they we're stabbed II thought, oy
-, sson holding position In the Custom House Inc 20,
t. of The fish precinct informed OF the ansH
,rirkiv repaired the house but when they arrveu
~ ran, VAS over and the occupants Of the houe were
srdsenlv transformed into know nohngs Inc Two IN
s.sd men were taken 30 the station house, whero N
Tr,r,n dressed their wounds Thorp received severe
- 10 the neck and of his wrists and Htchngs
90 ~ his eycs nearly destroyed by cash that ex
49, rc,rlv acro~s his face They positively refused
.e". ~ ,who inflicted the wounds Amer having Their
nss sressed they were conveyed TO Their hcnes py
the police ----
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Obituary.
- - ar ~ nm SSOWTyON WATRCHTf.O n.


Major MoRrow F1ump was formerly sergeant In the
Troy Citizens Corps in which city he resided some
years was resident of the Eighth ward when the Mex
can war brokeou and raised company in the New York
regiment COMPANY y, commanded BY Col. W. b Bur
nett, Of which he elected captain. The company
hundred strong, OF which there only ten
twelve survivors; the only commissioned officers
among them are Leutenants G. B. Hall and James D.
Potter Capt Fairchild in every action, from the
landing at Vera Cruz to the taking Of the city Of Mexico
and behaved with distinguished gallantry. He was
wounded at herubusco, where his company, did the
whole regiment, sustained very severe losses.
Since bis return be has held appointment under the
government in connection with the Custom House. He
was brevetted Major by the State Legislature for his
gaiiantry, with the other officers Of his regiment He
was born In the city of New York, and In his fifty
nfth year when he died.
circular has been sent around by Col. Durham,
Brevet Colonel Ne York Volunteers inviting the officers
Of the New York Volunteers Scott Life Guard), com
mandants Of regiments and brgades In the First division
N. T. 8. NJ and the officers OF the !. o. OF O. T. and
+. and A. of which he q member, to meet at the
armory Of the Eighth regiment, Centre market, ths
Saturday evening, at bali pest seven O'Clock, to make
the necessary arrangements for his funeral on Monday
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Supreme Court-Speciai Term.
Before Hon. Judge Leonard.
THE BROADWAY SALOONS.

Some days back mandamus granted against the
proprietors Of the Broadway Saloons prohibiting them
from giving theatrical entertainments without license.
The parties have since applied for and been granted SUCH
and the matter is thus far amicably arranged.
United states Com missioner's Court.
Before George W. Morell, Esq.
August 3-TAe United States IS. W. d. HaigM-The
examination Of the bail In the Of the defendant
further postponed, his counsel obtained writ of
hsbess corpus reurnabe before Judge Belts saturday
morning, at eleven O'Clock.
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Halter 10 the Prince OF Wales.-The
Prince % Wales SOFT HAT. WHITE the Halter
No. &c Broadway, opposite 81 Paals church.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotte-
nes.-wooD. EDDY CO., Managers q ne
DrhvAss EEsIucxT AND sisscyH STATE osrI ,sso
So, 10, 81 SO, so. IS, H. g. a. Al, l6, a. 40 a. 49,
psIAvARr-CLAss No: Ss Areusr 3, 1850
IL, So, 80, 30, 20, 3, Is, 4, 81, 81, Q, "a, 60.
Circulars sen, free Of charge by Addressing either
WOOD, EDDY CO.. wlminstcu. Dclswue.
Or 10 WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., 81 Louis, MAssouh
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shirl and Collar Depot, Nos. 81 AND 50
William street dor porh Of maiden lane Shirts made 70
6r.s.. ~ isrS fesdy made Tor 90 gauys undershrs
and ar werr linen hosiery tea gloves Ac
INV q. NJ TkACY, Agent
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CARMAN-HAIL On Sunday, July 70, by the Rev. J.
W. Sarles, Mr. A. L. CARAVAN 70 Mrs MANIA G. HAIL, all Of
Brooklyn.
observation-disclosures. Newark, N. J., on wednes-
day August /, by the Rev. Newton Heston, ALLAN MAO
DONALD 70 Mise svsIK McKIBBIS, both Of New York.
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Camben, Chemist and Apofhecary,
Of Eighth Twenty eighth
Medicines warranted strictly pure.
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Brooklyn tographs.-Wfiiism son'
Miniatures Cabinets, Inperias and Iae Sire Two forty mn
GAP Fulton street.
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Grover u Bakers Celebrated
EO1sFIFss SEWING MACH1NEs
The best In for family sewing.
sp5 Broadway. New York.
FULTON Brooklyn.
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Beautiful Compiexion.-Laird': Liquid
Pearl achieved celebrity having equal for beau
Tying and preserving the skin. $50 Broadway.
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Clirehugh's Illusive Wigs are Entire
novelties; pariings unstainable turning up behind
$50 Broadway, northeast corner OF Reade street
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7o7 BROADWAY.
Photographs. iyoryypes
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Fancy Cutlery, embracing . Large Va
rie z sporsmens Pen and Pocte, Knives Of the mod rare
and beautiful Of which have never been before
imported. For sale By .. y SAUNDERS, No. Assor
plvxe.
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Headache, Dizziness, Feverfshness and
Nausea arc few of the penalties attendant upon costive
bowels Sufferers from of these be post
lively cured by uing ooways Pills. which leave the bowels
In healthy condition.
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Apxt1sA PArr1 AZ NxwPorr-f VIII have been seen ~
,pe advertisement Published in our coiumns 'na' com
u,ee Of the leading vs'srs s'oipns" Se"por' na,o
.,-., - vss sde,iua Pain concert, for which two
- ,,ess arc 10 Be issued, At ave dollars each
IT, sn,sr,.nrep IL 10 ta,e pace At the Ocean House on
a. t. u, aud il exported to be Que q the most bril-
Ian, ana succes.tul aa,rs ever Evtn At that hsh'rAes
wa;er'1s Place
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wheeler & Wilson's sewing Machines
once SOS Broadway, NY
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DIR. Marsh Continues TO Apply His Radi.
cal Cure Truss with eectng permanent Of
hernia rupture. MARSH CO., No. yesey street, N.Y.
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srssrI Corsrr, Class ls4, Arcrsr s. 1850
w. c sS oD s Ecrrssr CTS. s HS.v.r s
10, AZ, 6, ,, SO, 50, 8, IS. SO. ca, IS, IL.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
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and Uniershirts at very low
prices retail. ,vnvoo.e a.
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Hilrs Hair Dye, 80 Cents.-Dep0t No. I
Barclay street 1nfabe onguent for the hair nimiable
Hair Cutting, &C.
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Naval Intelligence.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John Ward and Assistant
Surgeon p Christian have been ordered " the steamer
Susqu channa, destined for the Mediterranean
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The Great Eastern Picnie-Progress OF
tho Prince OF wales In Csnads-The
Destruction OF the Black Republican
Pole I'm virginta-Ocean Yachting
The Latest Foreign snd Domestic In
tehigenee-Msrkct Reports, sc.
me Wnxrr HxxAIs, for the present week, viii be
rssdy TINS morning at ten o'clock. Among other mat
ers VIII eontainA lively account OF the Excursion
OF the Great Eastern TO Cape May on Monday last with
Two Thousand People on Board with descriptions Of the
Escort down the Bay the Amusing Scenes on Board and
the Fun, Hunger and Misery attendant upon the Trip
The Progress of the Prince of Wales in Canada the Bonor
paid 10 Him, the Addresses to Him, His Replies &c An
Account Of the Destruction Of the Black Republican Pole
at Occoquan, va Report OF the Race on the Atlantic
between the Yachts Julia and Rebecca More abou, the
Frightful hassacres IN Syria; The IAte &eyofrom Eu
rope, Mexico, Japan, California, Cen ASN,h
Pacific, Oregon, Washington Territory kmbia,
Sandwich Islands, Cuba San Domingo X Of the
Great Trottng Match between Flora Ted Patchen;
Editorials Pronasnt Topics; Reports Of the Cattle,
Provision end Money Markets. and all interesting Of
the preceding week. received W telegraph or ether
WISE Single copies, In wrappers, caa b had as the
counter Of the Once Of Fulton and Nassau streets
Price six cents
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CrIstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pses the best the world Wholesale and retail and tho Dye
privately applied ut No. Aston Mouse.