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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10
Aailg gutellige1rfer.
a Lament FOR Edgar A. Poe,

Woe for thine early doom.
Thou star Of glory set in shades of night!
The yEailing winds that haunt thy lonely tomb
Breathe, sadly breathe, thy talo of early blight;
QuecIled is thy glorious eyes resplendent light;
flushed is the voice that sEayed the listening crowd
Cold is the kingly brow Of marble white;
Low lies the form nOby proud
Wall on, We storm-winds; wall and chant his dirGS
aloud!
Woe for thy shattered Iyrel
The soul that sorrowing earth bewaiisd, 50 young,
Glowed with poets glad, ecStatic hTe;
And. high and sweet. those numbers wildly sung
Through fair Columbia's realms melodious rlnG.
Faue's clarion voice charmed not thy soul to rest
The lofty songs that trembled on thy tongue
Soo;hed not thy worn and passion-hauntcd breast
Nor won sweet, holy peace for thy delightful guest
Thy genius, wild and strange.
Strove to portray creations earliest years,
And loved through earth's GRIM CHASTITY realms TO
To trace the deepest woes and darkest fears,
And weave thy tales Of anguish and Of tears;
To tell Of secret crime and dungeon gf sn Ea2S
or haunted hearts where gladness could not bleoln
And struggling life confined in deaths revolving
tomb.
Woe for thy lonely life
The clouds of sorrow diTnmcd thy sunless day
Wan EDectral forms of want and care and strife
Haunted thy path. and quenched hopes rising ray,
And clothed thy nightly dreams with dark diSmay'
Thy soul sat down upon n desert shore,
And iistIess saw thy pleasures drift away
To vanish like the slowed and lost Lcnore,
While ma,nesa cursed the that far thy treas
ures bore.
Woe for thy mournfn grave!
Would that thy spirits wild eNu!tng fire
Had Clowetl a guiding star on lifes dark WaYo,
To rouse the voyager's heart with pure desire
That heavenly 10y had walked thy WonlrouS lyre;-
Then haIst thou sat by sweet Silnams rl,
And scared on spirit-wings that conld not tire
And sung 50 sweet that Nature listening stu.
Might hear the strains r"'"und from every joyous
Hill j. u .
Groveland, Mass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10

Pare Icgst1JIe Extracts AMI put up ia GLASS "a
SEES Air Tight, and tciH keep IA any ctimate.
The FANNY l. sITJTi IPTyl' PILLS i9 q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10

- w
DIR. b a a IL E 1C
TREATS ALL DISEASES.
CPECIALg ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CHRONIC
- Disenses.-CoCGIIs GROUP. CONSUMPTION lNPLuhN-'
"a ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, all diseases OF tlio MotTh
NOSE THROAT and LUNGS; all SKIN DISEASES OF every
description successfully treatel-LUMBAGO, LUNAR
ABscEssEs, SCROPULA, RHEUMATISM, GoCT, NErEALGIA,
PARALYSIS EPILEPSY, or CoSvuLsloNs DYSPEPSIA D4s
EMERY, DIARRHd:A. The very worst cases OF TILES
cured in short time; also of the Stomach Liver ana
Bowels. There many diseases Incidental to women
and children which are treated with distinguished sue
cess All particulars will be given by letter Dr. Ba
kee can produce thousand certificates Of his per-
feet success in curing
rs FISTULA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SCALD
HEAD, WENS, POLYPUS OF THE NOSE,
Or In any other part of the body,
TUNIORs AND SWELLINGS
every descriptions AMI without the OF the knife
or any surgical instruments These last named ulSeS
as cannot DO cured by correspondence: therefore All
such patients place under the Doctors
personal supervision. -, =, :,
that will produce absorption Of tho "CATARIcT, and
restore permanent vsom TO the ETE, without resort
TO the knife. All diseases of the
EYES AND EARS
Arr Ssfy treated without the Of tho knife
or needle. DR.: Baakeo has cOnstnntly on hand at
his oiIcs an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
81 AND
TYMP4NE.HS or EAR DRUMS
which ara suitable for either and all ages srt-
ed Ia ave MINUTES. Ear TRUNPETS Of every destrp-
tom also every variety Of artificial articles known in
tie World-a large assortment Of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and kuee7Joint Attach
These articles are perfectly natural and adapted for
either SEX and be sent by to any part OF
the world Aukiuds orTrsses for Hernia or Rupture
Of every descriptions for either and Trusses par
ticuIarly adapted for females i'll weak condon also
for those with PRoLAPsus UTERI.
Dr. Bsakse is one Of tho most celebrated and skill
full yhvsicians and surgeons living His fame Is
known personally in every principal city Of the world
All letters directed to Dr. Bsase must contain ten
cents to pay postage and incidental expenses: All
Chronic Diseases can be treated by correspondence,
except those mentioned, which will require his per-
fsy- 0Gcs hours. from. 9 A. " to4 R.M
ss-sIT'E , DOCTOR BAAKEB.
ocr1I,5 NEW YORE CITY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10

IN PRESENTING YOU WITH DIR. EATON'S IN
| FANTILE CORDIAL, we desire to state its supc-
rnrity evOry nostrum that nurse or qUAck has
heretofore offered you.
First-It is the preparation of regular physician
who is we'll qualified from much experience i'll intan
tile complaints TO prescribe for them. Scconty-It
is entirely FROM parugoric Opate Of any kind.
End consequently relieves by removing the suffering
your child instead of dcadcnlnS it's scrsabilitcS
Tlirdly-it is put up with great caro-. Il coulpHTi
non oft with any Othcrarticc for nntile complaint.
will show; tho very root from which ii is distilled
being dug from the forest under the direction of DR..
Eaton many Of them by his own hands. Fourthly-
it is perfectly harmless aud cannot njure tho most
delicate infant, and is certain aud reiiefn all
the following which is its chief merit every
other prcpaTation. viz: - -
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING: such as DTSENTERY collie. &C.: also, for soft
enina; the gums and relieving pain. For regulating
the bowe!sit is uneIullcd For Cold in the Head it
is Il sure relief For GROUP tho most fatal and try
ing Of ali Diseases it be relied on with perfect
conidcnce:and being powerful nnti-Spasmudic in all
c,scSof commissions fits we earnestly recommend
yo loose time in procuring it. lastly-it costs
much than other preparations of the Kind.
that afford suc long advertisements as can
those whose whole expense is their advertising: for
tho same reason. it comments itseIfas the mos rca
bio To all mothers In all cases, tho directions wrap
pei around each bottle must be strictly followed.
Price, 2j cents per bottle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10

TITS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
( AMI has become established fact. standard
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10
MEDICAL.
HUMPHRExs'
Specific Homeopathic Remedies

G'TASD at the head Of remedial means for IA
- use g tI1e people They alike Ir,n.
the Poisonous dangerous aud req ulsiVe doses Of m
erv or old school practice the Inconvenience OF water
cure the intricate AMI Perplexing OlseuTites tho
usual Homeopathic books and medicines Cu,,fi,
Of simple SPECIFICS for the various disease 10 WL
they are related; put up in the form Of simple sugar
pellets and prepared oi ingredients neither U,f,
or disgusting. they form 1t the ready U'UTs, u
the parent aud Ths comfort VI The ZEN
pIa.nin., "a Invalid.
They pTsscss these positive advantages, which weF-
never before combined ia ANY popular rrrel!e~ Tt,g
HARMLESS. INJURY arise from their Ih,y
ART SIMPLE You aay- know what 80 tae, and how l.
tukr it. They cONvENIENT@ you can give the ~,
Per sugar Pill At q nIuIarHt's warning without Ia Ia
lion % delay They EFFICIENT: ia Thousands 4
cases disease i arrested ami the mite CUIy~ At
the Waf the pound could not afterwards lave
relieved
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10
PIsICES.

No fIfaiIy should lie with..0r the invaluable e''f'
t:Ee-- They the nHy remedies perfectly iAiei
f'T domestic ani private use With then; he I+iie'
T. armed ard elssrcfl against tn ApITc Of disease
and .eCi - az Tie threshold and keep II AZ Gay.
tribe % medicine rightly directed IN the fT-t hours
81 disease peTfefly that which ~ delay an on
" lie relieved by long and tedious hour cT SUFFERING
i: - all. With thee a; hz.l'- you not ";Fed -
await the coming Cf fat often distant vel n sA-
peIaiEe luxury doctor. ior be trugEe poison
ed bii-tered brsl. bat mhy yGurseH aini-iSie
the simple specific, and Testore the ru5dy current g
LIE again to health and Joy. There caauOt Ily n" IN
Jury arise la any from their hut the genera
influence u.n the constitution, beyond all question:
InOst beneficial.
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active. efficient agent, for the sale Of
cur remedies, in every rc,umuliity IN the III
ted States. Address, Dr.. 7. HUMPilREhs6SSV ~
Esz sold by r. BOOKING. Agent wLSslinE- We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15
wiIliamsburg CITY News.

ASorMn Kxrtonox FnxwoRxs-susrsrxp Ansox,
AND AnKnu zs AIIsoxp IxcrxpIAnB.-B9wssa three
md four O'Clock yesterday afternoon lsres brick build
Ing, situated In Green street, Union avssus Grvsu
point, v1 blown Into fragments by Ne sxpscssou It
quantity Of fireworks which had been plaosd thsrs fcr
storage mo building aad contents belonged 70 ths arm
Of Boch Puchta, of No 80 Liberty sissss, New York
and vhoss facsory = 0rssnpoiat fnis buiiins usd
taned q ths tine d Ne explosion o. bsss -four
th0unand dollars worth a hreworkn ready Tor Ao1ivery
1he roof q ths house was thrown upwards Of forty
feet IN ~ cir, roctsts, Koran caadlss, and sguiSs
direcssoas fos HUNDREDS Of yards round, sad had
NE accident occurred n night, would doubtIsss
have presented one II hs most brilliant pyro>sShns ds
plays ever Witnessed ms soss Of We sxpl SION d
ss,S vas hss.d = disncs q two milss fhe sxpisdsd
building wss dsscbed ana ~ least two hundrsd ysrss
IRON any other hoo ccassqusay hs daaes dsas vss
ooeAnsd sstrely 70 NE prsmssa q M1ssra IN pus.
~ Who estimate their @ u Abous Is 100 q budise asa
soch wss ssnsysd nat N pasce VS. - srs, ssd
49, - 49, ~ nssss AZ hsssy Msss' wsss
caiiAhan shs msrpise for sxanlsatiou.
pxsAnsrr Aorpur--Fivr nu Puwrsrxo yHcx A
scAuotp-rovn ~ frm suvmnr Axp Orr FArArIy L.
JrxD.-Abcut N O'Clock yesterday snsrsceu scaTsld
h mont II rew Of buiI1inp a ths cssSsv q North
axth and rcrtA srss KAsssrs District, suddssly gave
w, prssipmaAhs ave sss 70 Ne srcusd Distance a
sbcus swpnsy TEA instr Owen Conner, Pa
y,cA HSsl~y John rswpsy, John ncNanArS aad ~.
rass. Tney were eli inssnstple vheo taken no. and
SsusS - - ssvsrsy njuvsd. shsslns shss rssssck
a =. ...s. ss':f s n .ss "a sss ss.r
street., I'D r. oesu called 70 sAAend him. The c@hss
~ we've nkss 10 Instr homes IA Wee Yovk by the
eessrscsors q The bsiaiss, nssss r. \ .. d. wss&A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

Mayor Hshop, Of NE city Of Oncnnsu; A. ". Gilbert
Nc, Oily Ovf Eaeiassr, and Hsary MAok, ESD, CAair.
nan Of Ne oenmlSss ii Sewerage Of ths oty CosnolI
arrived u Ne g. Nchsaas ~ svsaIsg. rsir buanss
hsrs, unAsrsasd, 10 sxsnains Into the system o.
sswsaes and drainage sdoptsd By Ne city Of Brookyn,
and aso that of New York md Phisdelpha M tubu-
lar PIPE Us>sa attracting atasatca out WEI, aad
nsokyn having largely gcas Into thaa fvm u sewerage,
vWy HsAurAlly = deemed worthy u . W. We hops
ns CITY susSeruss vim gvs shsn svsry I'D IN shsir
power.
Governor Nora arrived In town yss1srday 70 Be prs.
sent II ne rscspuoa Of the yapanss Embaay ossur.
day. He occupying spartnsss q Ne hseropottan
Mr.. zsgArrs Peruvian Minister W Ire Uuitsd STATS;
nonas wallsv, nq,, frcu Torsace, AID Mrs 0flh, Of
New Britain, Ooan stopping - Ne Evssett House.
ISanisg. Il New Jersey asd b b Fsbyaa, Esq q wash.
isssss, are sespptsg Il NE ylish Avssss Hossi
Louis Iinars asd scu IRON vesezueA, are soppine n
the Aston PIaes Hosel
CApt h. H Asd Dr. N. r. JARVIS, both Of NE Un,tsd
staiss Army, are stopping 81 The Unson P1Acs Hotsl
b. 7. hsadou, nq., OF Curacao and n b. Brady, Esq
Hossl
Dr. Young, of Prnos EdwArda IslAad John Arsct Esq
ssd family, Of nmra; W. Phelps, I'D, Of oovisstoo,
sssss sss ssrsvsS : ks 4. NsssHs acss yssssrdsy'
Ex-PrssiSsas Martin vas Barren, accompanied BY his
brcthsr arrived IN Utica Yesterday ancoa aad rsnais.
Cd hers I'll III morung. AihouGh Mr. Van Buren, = Ia
~ :s y ss ~ =. s;: ssss !. =
fabs cad plsaang = Ne days vhss ~ w. Ne gra-
cous host % ~ Whfts House he went west the
II rs kNin U1tos fdeorepA, ywSsu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

wv ~~"$-~ Ss@ wv, -" sSs@'~st n~~S~s
ooi nAypsr.
nsss rss,ns.h psrsxs ~ ninsary display WIN or.
tAAlyps ~ asse ~ Nee yuk - svsr wisssassd,
and 10 order ~ paAss In NE rann nay b vacant
90 vel - thaa smpoyts nay enjoy Ne privilege U ws-
Messing grand display VI etssn sold,sy the Cd.
.rsss and snvy u ~ Eagsh "volmsssv corps,v NE
HnArp urges merchants and oshss snpssysn 70 give
shsK snpsoyss half holiday, q ,sss, somorrov. We
have received numerous communcatsuns h rslatoa 10
sh subjscs, Iron among which We publsh Ire follow.
ing
TO nm mrroa THE ErRArp
why cannot ne prcpsssion % cioas III cdSose and
stcrs saturday nex n view q ~ Npaness Cslsbxa
toa, - enAsrtAnsd n oar usrshan6R Al lsa ~ thsm
cicse ~ Twelve O'Clock Ihe ameune a. bulnmm trans
se.sd a.sr .iddaZ On s.sssday tvsl = ~ ssasDs.
tsnty of seeing As assss 1hPAy ases ~ cAbs csls
Juu 10, 1900
A"Copsfant Reader" suoGss1 iha4 some 90 taks .
paper AzsusA 10 Ne nsrohasn fsr sAss esaSurss Sus
tbsrs ~ sls Hns fsv such ssaos a. ~ msvssas
among Ne employers win hsvs 10 ~ vssuuasy I'D wh-
ous os.suassss ny have ~ Already ssrssd upss
nv following n NE rssusss q No osmwss - Arnes
n~nsss-
~ opuuuSnss ss Rscsp4scs Of NJ Jaysasss Amssss-
6oru w0sh ropssrny sueuue tha& ~ merchants would
e1srs their Gres iurday ~ losh inGnat, a two
s'slsuh " n, - snaAs The olssm - yavao1pa4s n -
rsssyH1 q no Japsnsss E@sasy
Chalrmen a JOINT commaee.
CHAs 9. CORNELL,
0s,rnas " ccDss>ss u Arssssnssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

srops "A man named Janss Davis csnnstsd sus ode
yesterday nssniss By hsagag Hs resided a ne cor.
ner Of d KaIb avesse ssd schssck street. whss found
hi ms'ss body vss suspended BY rsps sAAaoAsd 10
beam In the gsrrsA me oecsssed w~s naasa By trade
sut having for . long tms bssa uBsmploysd gee de-
Yo.eent. and vhis asorng under nf offs ~osvary n.
esnW put sn end to his exStenoe. He savss vfe asf
mree cnildrsn-tvc Of them hfann An icqrs~e -
he'd ocvcesr Horton, ssd verdict Of sessn by sui
eide w. rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

A MITIGATE P0fNr OF PRACfICR.
JUN is.-xsnaw - ONsn-nr Nv. q osrps.~sr,
pnists oounssi, moved fos ~ sa4achmsat aeans Ne
dsssdaas ier ~ Appearing, and sus~xsss 70 - exami
sssss 1sfaoas, howsver - ssswn By NJ Ia n shss
-, cssnssi us AsfsnAass haa Ne err which
~. CAambers moved wns ob&Ained from IudGs nrady,
ans<hs order thsa pss6ns without N knowss~ss u VI
JsSes mNss sss he AaA hsard ~ sssA pvssssss
noe unopmca; Ms ~ FRA Instance hsA haA
come bss lin, 49, ~ ssvsvsly conAemnsd ~ ne PRO
oss1ln0p mnea ~ dinmiusd and % rsnswed viNhoua
lavs ~ Oss A. nssics 70 ne Ss6ndants s1sovDey
Hn~pG 70 Nv essa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15
THE LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Lovpox, yuns o, 1e6

NAPLES AND sIcrLr.
rhs Loadea Pors Paris oorrsspss1sss tsssrseas AAs
the sewn Of ths capture Of rAisr.o he's made dssp In
prssroa On Ne people II Nsp'ss Nsvsrshslss al ~.
nains qusss In that .pstsi nd % We mainlsnA
ms Inadou n<a contains The following dsspssch:-
dsspsach frem kspls o. me sn nm .nns.nsss shss
coxcLusrox or TIE WOOL sALps.
fbs colonial wool sAlss Ssrminalsd ~ SATURDAY.. Con
ary expectation, the sAlss pssssd on win asassd
srnsss, ~ psi,ss fully - high - IN March.
THE GnxAT xAsrxRN.
Ths orsas Eastern, nd vim proessA W - On ne
day appointed. rhi isip = 70 bs nads 70 Asy or %
Monday. Al present. the number Of bsrths sneaesd 10
compaxasiveiy small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

oosrw<sos os surrc~D Mrrpmn The rsuAssss
Of Bssknap, Dussbsss county, are hssr.g uhdw
sxcsemsst canssd By ~ osafsusa Of dying man, In.
pucasng hlnssf md ssosAsr IA . murder, which In HE
eco He died beeors he could III NJ whoae sDry but
wcues - ma1e knsvr - maks aRpsw ~ Ssh .
M who ms6s De osasnsa, "a shk 3 u sussaanos
ah'-Hs snd 40 who worried IN Vie sams plaos win
hin, vsyl.1 I'd n.rdwsd . psdisr, nAnsl La, aad
sonM n the n~@geesvAced hive rcooleol&Gn q eesng
- Redlsycnd 49, rs.snbsv his ss1s1 thnPpsax
bsse m aooourhos, IN Bssn1an soms ~ ysan ego.
n proper Authosides lave ~ mA&asw n hasA, sna
should anything further tsnsv1ss W. Win in(6km oar
rea6wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

Excvnsox 90 I'm cncAeo zouAvB 70 THs 0rr--Th
Psndid company, which enjoys high rspustsoa anoss
cur military msa, sxpsoasd Ia this eisy ~ ~ 27ih
IA ms zesavss vin BE- rsesivsd bys xAshnss. Of
SIXTY nsa froo Ne axsh regiment, cDi Fd0knsy. ms
neso1ed Wa WIN b apt 70 awAksn aght ssnaatoa 10
IN ~, - soseant Of ths eel Known discipline and
COED qualities sfths Chicago excurssaishL
PH.uur ron m envpm Rsonur-Ths battalion Of
Bshiners uv Guard have determined 70 present. 70 We
Seventh regiment u III city she nns painting a The
"Bonbardnsnt q Fort Mszsnry" row adjoining thsr
Mncy vslh A committee hes bssa Appointed 10 come
NJ CAY WIN n gtn, and present 70 me rsginsnt
me- pAannng - fAs work d nWitor1oas iaaAsoaPe
$780, arg and massvsly frHned, and originally
corzscnos.-Ia rssrssos 10 paragraph under our
"Peucs Is>sInesnos," pubnshsd ysssrday, coscwuing
Ne Fsnovai o. Wagon from John Harmaas livery
seAbss BY Mr easdnss rus, Ne are rsqssAsd 70 saas
thaf Ne 0FcuMnncs RESUMED entirely frem ma1ake
NJ yurnsn having carssd IN wagon 70 ~ remcvsd 70
Brcckyn but peGIscesd y have returned unul ecupa
o. days had ehpeed here was no ntsn1Aoa whstsyes
unhwfufIy V dseah Ne vnGua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

71s roeimsut MIA hfnty, OIL Abvaham voubuxgA. laS
- rsgsnA, hfkstry q ~ nns, OIL h R0enspa -
II rsginsns, cavalry, OIL Wa1R ". Prs.
- rsgn1st, hasnrs, osl O. Drsoks rosalsy. tm
e. MAJ naAssy, Oh ssvussvsssdw. .............ss
.yl - "a -. =. ....s. ...s........SN
In nghs mfhnAy, Oh Bui>er6eA. -
~ aRdIssy, OIL Aseksa.
TunD
IN reginsat inlhntSy, OIL Marshal LSdsrta. Sis
en- rsginsas mlnn1ry, OIL George Lyoa.
en- rsginsas f.f.nfry, OIL. van Dursa -
ssh rsgmsat, nfAnhy (rrsnch), DOL 10 Gal .3co
llth regiment, ri6ss, Col Hcnsr Bnss~iok. ....Sse
TsA rssi.s : nfsasry (ss.ssiJ, nv rssimsss, oeI.
scAI s.........................
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15
TURKEY.

rsasssrtsd thaa ,hs Raulan troops we're ssussu-
trsAine On Ne froausn Of Turkey.
Hprian, Msbsnsd Psaha, hss bsss appointed Grand
vicar, viss nshsssd RsdsshsA PAsha.
M scvssmsut had ooumsaosd oasclai inquiry Into
The complaints Of Ne ChrntfAns-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

ne enlarged oeusou of The Asssraa empire bs,6 ~
asst sssiAS ns Hu>gax,aa rprsssasssivs prsslAinsd
NE loyalty d ths Hungarian people.
M Austrian army b lsAy 10 Be eosesatrsasd n Ne
fsrsrsssss u Ne QuAdrlAasrAi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

psSs IN Warrington park from NE heights Of whica the
whole proosssen be seen, whis u The time
extensive view Of NE city and portion Of New York ca0
be obtained me Fourteenth regiment, Colonel Alfred
Wood, viii turn out with military Saturday 70 ~
oeive the Embassy. The anniversary Of the Organization
Of The regiment occurs Friday oday) but In orderto
participate in the display thsy resolved 70 postpone the
parade until Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

PHILADELPHIA, June ~, looo.
The chief Ambassadors had long conference 70 day
the Mint Inc interview was strictly private Ths coins
Of The United Slatss and Japan carefully assAyed
more sassfactosy conclusion arrived ~ Tns Aubas
sadors win again visit the Mint TO morning They
ind much to interest them there and desire 70 arrange
The currency business well possible during their
stay here.
portion of the Embassy went TO Point Brssse, visited
the gas worm and viewed the balloon ascension. The
latter made under the most favorable circumstances
There two balloons One shot up into the air. show
ing Immense momentum. Tho other ascendsd more
slowly, and afforded better view. "rommy" was Dc
sous Of accompanying but the older companions feared
lest he might be landed in SONS country with which
Japan had yet made no treaty.
The Embassy are overwhelmed with presents chsHy
je wery sewing machines and soap
10 morrow they win be engaged packing up for New
York. They leave Saturday morning on special train
over the Camden and Amboy. 10 desired for the oom
fort Of the Embassy that only The New York Committee
win meet them on the Steamboat. II the whole Coun
ellis In force are hand, the Commasion may take
special boat Tsy determined giving their charge
more comfort and privacy.
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From III nAgninosat naval spsefacls Ne Japansss win
turn 70 - dazzlsd by ~ diplAy, posusls si more
npsapg u citizen sssdsry. A Ne Dasesry ~ E1
bsy win b. rsosvsd by Ne entire yka Dviaios a our
sAas lia, tAs sedss mr. whose pasaAs W pabnsAsd
day o. two go. ms following regiments expected y
payuSs ne number q mn ss1ashsd 70 tAs1r nan0-
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Ne Paris kss4A~ had psbanhsA araels ssssvtsg Ne
nea psaosul nsafoas The part ~ Ne EaSerev. ne
Insdoa nes ridcuss Ne Article, and assvts ~ ~
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Prince Jerome Bonaparss, uncle Of ths Knpsrss, was
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M Emperor I'D Empress had soas Va Lysas - nsss
NJ Dovsgs Enprsn II Russia
~ rspessd shaa NE Preach TROOPS ohisA win sfsv-
wards VIA Madagascar, and essablh soSd ocsupsssu Of
he pvinolpal points IN thaa Island
n B0ur~ w. duh, but prices were bstssr-sa. "a
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sxos nEyns, sscresarss
Amid the roar Of cannon and The thunder Of remsa
dous cheers, through clouds Of smoke, and aeon
panied By . feet OF ve0sh, gay with thou
sands Of nass, riding upoa Ne waters q
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jswvl ny ~, NE Japaasss Kmbsy VIII arrive q New
Ycyk.
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present
oTHxR ENTERTAINMENTS.
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susssasd 10 The Japansss 70 decide FOE thsmsslvs - 70
THAR acceptance Of them. japanese mss whssh We
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vsryfbrid, - - sct 10 sgus ne Ambsaads who VIII
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vhrs win b. sueawssa 70 pisces of nss h - sScus
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