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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

COUNTY uLERG's OFFICE NEW YORK,
NAug.6 96l.
Public MT % g hereNv given ths, on the lith day
Of Augdt, 1871 / sha1 proc sed 70 draw a pa asl OF
80 Grand yurors,and paasl OF 10 Petit Jurorsfyr
Court OF q 1satA dasst % he had Ia Aad fur the
IitJ and cJunty OF NsWYork of the 2ad % Scot s6I
JOHNiCLANCY,
ant rios Olsrk
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- I.,A DoD. WIOA WILL Osnunus
sunoo " Oparatvs suyEsrI, Di-sssS u the Throat
u2!nsun ption, Female Complaints. and Nervous De
tr BE- book on thla latter With hint 10 youuF
r.u and vonsn before or After marriage, 10 Of nEs1
nRnrtanoe "a than, ana svcry young nsa In tha
ard shosld po>osss this vnluaSls beok,-tProm tbs
boston Medical and SlcGiosl JonmAl Prio- 81. II
msy Be had a. his ofios, 80 rAsa tStb Il, dr. doors
Etst q Brssovayt or az AIOHARD5ONy hook stsrs,
ts'm @sn - a. NJ s.S hs~ V sR.E
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HORSE FOR SALE-A BAY HORSE,
H about 10 hAads high tee stylish driver alb. ut
: or yeATs old, war; snted sound ard kini. Phne
500 slso for sale, Brown Horse about Ibk kAads
high, kiud 'r all hArnes, usa'ul for Any HI ID ot
heavy wo,k Q years old; price St5. 222 Delaney 1t.
aus 9'l4i
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sNOA TAX PlLHn--
Dr UPHAhr ver-snsay nssussT u a ear-
ain clie ier Pills. In sveD fote. Il ass rosi
Sr means havt talss, ths patc,t sonst eoosuit ~
t'cty p~tunGAly Al his ores S1 Forth a Dr Oy
do tiao ~ year., and may ha cousaltsd IA raists6
fai. - any otheg complaint, ffcm Z olulook In In
~ hoce, esi foorth a "a door from the Bovsr1 ,
,rssS ..sE, soSsrr 49, .ea ssTrssiSs.. w HLt
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TeOOR6. DOOKs. DOORS-FOR SAILS
~ sh.s. ss ;eT cab. hss or.as 81 wilhsnshursn
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GOOD NEWB-nks. Dk. q. POLLARD,
- loe tuH for ths last gsarr a Bsi WAshins1ou a.
foosl oAn tat aiiy pesou what ths ca1ss a thair
aeeN~ "a, vtthout Nnv previous kuoNledgs, ard eurt
gou- " 700 Are cur eAbla and tell Yeu are
sirtahe &c CnoW ron EeruonL sIpsrisnoa. N
3 NM. Pollard 70 msuibev ot the Rsv. .Dr. 3priuEl
congregational Church, In Hartford, haytns boan .
rsmee, for the lsE. 10 years. r, nHMAKssT, n
klatbnah aVa. nrnoklYn. lNA aAanslM
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IRON PLAHER - FirCHBURG MAKE
b Oh. eTosa snd ,vn feed IN Iti3n. with Goa nter
sbth or hapEars; has besn US fsv months hut
ts In peTfe-t order, aud splendid mAohios Wni
STEVENS, BROTHER = Co,
222 Pasrl q.
STEAM FNGINS, Mstteawsu N AXE, IL Inch CYL
,ncer, 80 ireb stroke. IS 70 81 horsa 20 yer, hlY
wheel p4ley ~ feet diamder l5ineh face, Governor
pump, DC nav snd p,eec, VIII h. sNld . barg ain.
ALSO AN UPRIGHT Eng NE,
inch cvlude 10 tush rtrsks, fly wheel and pul.
ley pump Ard go.errcr.
Also ono Upright Engine. ~ inch oyllader, 10
Inch sFok q, Slth fly Waeel and pull4y, pump ard
governor Beta &c sond hald hut Ia 20 "a or ier aud
ready fof use. viii b. s,ld vsrV low BY
- STEVENS, BROTHER n co,
aus Sif1e3 22l Paarl II
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RasNTksTRN.

a R1IGICIAL BONE FILING FOR DE-
"A csyed teeth-ins. Tted While scft -itbou, pressure
or pain. Achipg teeth, mere ehe .. can be hii,d
and preserved BY ths diseovsrer, JAvE JPEA ARyON,
u. d. Rooms 500 Broadway. west 81 ie, ons door
above lIth IL. aub 2A'l9s
A MOST WONDERFUL DISUJVhaI-
"A Tes.A sxtrae.sd By nsv process without pain.
Bsauttful tsetn inserted, 81 EACH with without
sxtrsctln4 The rootz sst on silver t9. Decsye6
tssth hed With ths eeiehtatsd bona Aiuns, without
10 Grand a Ise elsss'Aa
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AKTrcLRa roe SALE.

A NUMBER OF BUSINESS WAGONS,
n neu and peoonn hand, such - Irocet's, bakers,
plumbsrs, carp IntelI and eK7rNz. Hou viii hud
~ aitioie q. hs rarranted 10 bs a. repr-~snt-d
STE WARTS GAsos Factory, SD rreet. bst Hesn
BreGdp Gy aud EiShta ave. aul 24AS.15S
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NUMBER COTS


RREAsTPW LOST-ASo yREWARD-
-, Ii, LIT , -. ~ssd 90 Brss-, Pin. sns. ..,e. we
sesssr es 2. o.9a and vsriek srss, vin Ie,cls ~
WATCH L0Sr-t2b REWARD-LOsT
w CO hnr-d.y eysnins,. near the e,rner Of
made by John Mencss, Liv.," Ne t6bS me sbovs
rvsId vim Be gsld Tor n by y. BROWN I MARS-
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CHEAPEsT FLOUR STORE - EXTRA
~ family -four, ~ 20 10 sS %; best double extra,
from vhite wheat 5s.b0, Dellyeted ia New York,
iLooklyn t Wtli~D-burghi ". b. GILLETTE,
fOA Freut ~. near Fulton Ferry. aus 24ac't29
GROCERISS AND FLOUR FOR ThE
~ npien -Ch. apss, .tors 70 the vor d. 0ood.
Delivered ttee ThOsR AGNEM, SEQ lreel gisn
Of, and s9 Murray II, New York. jy2o 94Ae'i2t
OOOO POUNDS SMOKED SALMON,
~OOOueH sliiAx Gu red; 300 cans new spic
tas on, 10 ., and cans, o. 20. new Holland korrinS
81 per keg 500 bb- bsst vinegar, 81 81 per barrel
WELLS, s. DeyN. au9 3'iBI
O00 BARRELS No. MACKEREL.
cOO4OO bbg No. 2 mAeteTel, sod cheap for cash;
bOO thy pound tn b thad, price al per tub for
Amily bse n not 20, mOLe Il "a ned m ickerel DIS
Ter tub. For sale oy NELSON Va LIS y co, 81
Dey st au9 3'lB2
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CLOTHING MANUFACroRY FOR SALE
~ ->ro Clsthipg MAnufActurers-for sale the s sw.
~ xHchTes and 81 ths inplenants and a xtures Of
VI 9 WILL known ClJthing eAnufautorY 90 the cor es
Of Mott And O. .,ham stre'ts, over the Ratgsr Fire
fn- rapoa Go. The purchaser may hire the pre-
sBlss = vrry low rent. Iul hre on the prenisea.
aus e'll9
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THE LARuEsT AND CaEAPysr DeN-

BRO, pentiAts $40 Grand 81 N r., and aoT fulton
4. B.sotlyn, inssrz full or partial sets Of teeth
sTtraotns ths roots. On plains or g5ld avs; silver
o. rubbar' siv partial sss on GOLD. q per tooth 81
vse. oil. 10 9lans1Oo
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PUsINESs wAGoHy, new AND. Second
~ hAni for sale cheap. rHoA LAHQsi SSth q,
bal BeoaiHy Aad l0lh ave. iylb 2IAo'lia
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uoRsEs AND CARRIAGES sELLIN @

H0KSES AND CARRIAGES SELLING
IL of Ct eap-C0 II Iht family sIrriAgss, buSeiss,
gigs. suikias kroosrs, AIa bldllu waglni, seoond
hand wag0nL 81 horses, aud aafaess. i9t futla
ave-, AMI al 10 NBvi1s ct BrosklTn. iAuG l4ao'l0S
D0EY FOR BALE-5HiYEARS OF AGE;
Il good 70 any kind of work. price 8i9O Inquire n
ave up ,thra, In the dSctof's Ihop, front Ioon,
aftsr l2 O'Clock. aL0 6'l9T
CLOOP FOR SALE-A SMALL SLOOP.
~ very cheap ss the owner has no ure for her. Ap.
ply 10 JObk5ON'R public house, Penny Bridge, Ga.
wAnus, Broekb Z. whore shs may be seem Price 8lOO
CEWING MACHINES FOR SALE q TO
~ rsnt-SlnSeI-ss Wheeler . wilson's, Grover 4
Bakers, and Jthsu, second hand cheap for cash.
needles, needle sharpensrs, ~, AEshlass bousht,
s'wsy, soon nE "a. Lo' 40 3 . BAG n1oalass,
sh'Aps NNoeAssTW
NLJAICHES And CLOCKS
" FOR SALE,
And thoroughly Oleans1 and Repaired,
ALEXANDER ooRBIrr,
WATCH NAEER AND JaukLER,
9T1 Divsicn Street.
ysl e'2lG Opposite Allan.
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THK NEW YORK SUN.


DRAGo0nS FOR THE U. g. IARMY-
~ WANTED 100 young men, 10 whom hsr-.-, equIp.
nneuta, ratom cotainf ana medical stteadsncs viii
- fgrnlsh.d. with s.od pay 70 each .oldisv Apply
NJ - Hnds n a. or No. BroaiWsy, aus nseilOd
HARNESS MAKERS AND srTrCHrRs
n,sa-lp hsrns.. msksr, and sttehsrs, imne-
, aiaieiH. AppS 70 CALHOUN, LACEY %, srsge-
poit Oon-' iy9o elaS't0
,>JE0tHHS WANTED FOR THE u s.
~ Army Zoo abls b,diei ne \, go1i pay, With
bosrd, elethiue and nedicst att sadansi. Apply at
ID, ynnetpsl reeruttias readozsoS, 9s Chsthau q.
aus Aao'l0T
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Music IN THE PARK.
DODWORTHS BAND.

The unqualified attractions Of the Central Park on
the DAYS when the sweat of the brow comes lndepen-
denty Of the original curse, are yet 10 be revealed
The grounds picturesque for their unduaons, un-
rvaled in their kind for abounding rocks bat poor as
regards lake or stream and starved respects trees
ln these intenscs OF the dogstar, we cannot divine
the pleasure OF walking the capltally graveled
paths or maCaiamizcd roads of the Park, while the
thermometer in the sun rises TO blooheat and lassi
,ue oyorcOes the body. But that is what thousands
did ON Saturday, attracted by the music of Dodworths
Band 4 better dressed or behaved crowd need not
be brought together; and the vast majority being as
they should be in these fighting times ladies' the scene
was heightened by the gay oolors of the toilette.
There Was some provision under large awning Or
tent for portion Of these ladies, but quite inadequate
for the whole number and at beat moderate protec-
ton against the heat The musicians were placed M
der similar canvas but the effect Of the instruments
even brass instruments, proud in their resonance,
was not inspiring. The laws of acoustics will not be
trihed with and cotton ceiling is the death of the
fine arts OF music and oratory- quartet well placed,
will produce better results than band hudded togeh
or under tent Preaching with napkin over the
mouth would not make converts; and playing on
rumpes into the face of dry goods presents cognate
dehclences. tnuer tnese clrcuinstahces, anu up 10
that golden period when the trees grow in the park, it
would be well to construct wooden coverings OF ample
proportions, with sufficient dash of art in form and
tint to be slightly. Cor the accommodation OF Summer
visitors and auditors; and let this include thoroughly
wedesiged place for the orchestra, that it can be
heard. lndecd there is every for constructing
such place permanently independently of the growth
of forest trees, which requires thirty years And il,
besides it be possible enlarge the lake, which is
apology for sheet of water in the Summer and q
wrc,ched place for skating in the Winter it ought to
ke done
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DIED..
!. II, William Barton. r.

BARrON--On Sunday morUiag AnE. II, William Barton .,
printer of Louh, Lincoinhie aged IS years aId
The relatives snd feud Of the family especnly
attend hs funeral bis late residence Lee he
tween Ross and Roanry Streets WiADsourgh, Tuesday
afternoon at ~ o'clock.
Mr. OF the Oldest prcc, printers Ia this city
He commenced his composor at DOncier In.
The London ,g Chre e and Post His early connection
with the Press in the when IL Illegal publish
the Parliamentary Debates and whep he oTsons 0f BTough
Pit and other celebrities hsdo b. given under fictitious
and when the su-i 20 the pubic by the slow
process Of ink balls aud the uoodsn band press Mr. Barton
worked practical pi.rr IN this city Tor Is years aod
few weeks back tbs smet type without the aid Of spec
cles. He labored 81 year. st case.
BUTTS-On Sunday Aug H. James A. Of the Rev. Danei
B. Butts, deces ed, aged 10 ears and mouths
The relatives and friends 4 the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral at his late residence No % Ee Twenty
eighth street. Tuesday morning at O'Clock.
Rome, Oneida County, papers please copy.
LEAyITT-A Clifton, Staten Isnd Sunday, Aug II, Ez,
Wiuslow wife of Henry ". Leayitt.
Notice # the funeral will be given b-reafter.
LoVE-Is this city on Sabbath morning Aug H. Agnes esass
ter Of Andrew and l. aged is ard - das
The and friends Of the family ao the teachers anc
scholars Sabbath school, respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral North Presbyterian Church
Of Thyfrst snd Ninth Tuesday the 18th
inst at o'clock vi h)Rt fDrther invitation.
MCLAUGHLIN - In this city Saturday, Ang TO- AFTER .
short illness Mr. Joseph H. Mclaughlin In the sd year Of
hi.
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited
attend bis from tho residence Of his SOL inaw mf
VIM j. Peck No 222 Wes: Twenty eighth street on Tuesday,
the 18th inst, at O'Clock without further Invitation
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and these added but Is to the service last week.
Every recruit brings the man who enlsts him g. and
house rent, and the support and pay of recruiting par
ties 20 to make the newly obtained soldier doubly dear
TO the Government. Each rendezvous costs at least
5000 month, and, of course, three rendezvous cost
5000. This makes each individual cost over SIS be-
fore he eats his first Government meal. If one Office
were kept open, aud the money saved from the need
less support Of the others given in bounty everv re-
cruit would be able TO get $40 bill the day be joined
"a reward that would do for the increase OF the
army than dozen officers.
The men now going into the service want to ride
horseback hence the cavalry office 10 Hudson street got
twice as many lat week our foot soldiers rem
devious. A new branch office, to take advantage OF
this preference has been opened at No. Broadway
as an accessory that in Hudson street, and IL is dong
we'll already Until Within Il few weeks there were
two infuntry recruits to mounted enlisted The
new regiments getting uloDg slowly. At Fort Ham,
on, the headquarters OF the l2tn the materials for
couple of companies are accunuating, and every ex
erion is being made TO ill them up The head
quarters Of the lth at Fort Trumbn CT, have now
40 men, and two detachments from Deghborng towns
cent up on Thursday. An Office for this regiment
has been opened at Providence, Il. T.. The recent
order OF the War Department stipnates that call SOL
diers enlisted in 1861 2 shall be three yeaIs men,
for some 5000 have joined the service for five years,
who i'll come under this law, AID experienced mill
ary persons fear that exempng them, ssarily
from two years service will have deeterions effect
in 1864 inasmuch As the mania for leaving the army,
which the 1901 volunteers to exhibit when
their time expires will take hold Of the regulars, and
result in serious exodus from the different regiments.
The naval recruiting people are in ecstasy. The
official nOtifcati that the Government would soon
devise todouble their business has induced them
TO make great preparations for large accessions to their
list Of recruits. In Cherry and South streets last week
22l men were obtained. This il rema kable Illus
traion of the naval of the nation, as each
d;,., LII in unh of
seamen received. New Bedford and Boston have
added 0J0 abebOdied seaaTiDg men 10 the navy
since April and none but and ordinary sea-
taken here stock Of real sailors must now
amount 10 over $4,000 men. Ia Cincinnati we have
newy-opened Office, aud if more men are procured
than will be- required to man the gunboats chartered
there they will be sent TO some receiving ship. In
Buffalo and Erie, too, recruited 20 that every
avenue through which blueackets be obtained is
now pouring its contribution into the service Iha,
another receiving ship is badly needed seems to be ad
mitted all hands; but whether there is any hkeli-
hood of one being commissioned soon s more than we
can say.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-12
CAPTAIN JOHN DOwNEY OF THE FIRE
ZOUAVES ALL SAFE.

Capt. John Downey of Company ID, Fire Zouaves,
il all safe and sound, though prisoner at Richmond
His wife has received letter from him. dated at Rich
mond, through Capt Helmes of the Eighth Precinct
police:
RICHMOND, Va, July %, 1861.
Ny DEAR WIZ: | take this opportunity to let
you hear that am well and hope you and the chill
dren are the was taken prisoner At the battle
on Sunday the Dist inst, Stone Bridge Bull Run.
The number killed in my regiment have not ascer-
taine6. or the number wounded. There are over go
privaes and 40 officers at present confined here OF the
different regiments engaged in the fight on the 2lst
Give my regards TO all inquirlng friends.
Yours, as ever JOHN DOWNEf.
Civ. th list Of Of in the gmeu to Charles Mil
Ter, and my regards to &. Holey: .
The Rev. q. W. Dodge, Chaplain, Mass 49,
o. Aleock Company A. 18th street and 4th avenue, N Y
John Ferguson Company No. 2g West 5sth street " D.
Arthur asrnody, Company g. No 63 Fulton street, N y
Alexander Macarthur Company No COZ Grand street. N Y
Thomas Barry Company No 2al Mulberry street, n. Y
Thomas Mceehsn Go. d. No. II President street. brooklyn
Thomas ~ UBrien Company @, No. 343 Pearl street. ~
John r. Butler Company v, Tuttenyie Staten Island
Louis Van Heusen Co. H. BULLS Head Hotel zith street. ny
Alfred Floroy Company y No. ~ Grove street, N. "
Joseph H. THyor. Company G, No t95 Broadway, ". v
T. A Reed Company f., No. 83 CARL street, brooklyB
Charles A. McMAnu. Co. r, no. "a Msdson street, n Y
Andrew /. Lemon, Co q, No l4 West lJSh street y r.
VIM l.. Stephenson Co D. No 100 Atlantic av., Brooklyn
William X LogaD Co. n, No. 20 Robinson street, y. I.
james 4. Taylor Company d. No. q Bank street y L.
jane. J. Weir Company No. 90 Elm street ~ y.
lane, p Rogers, Couipsny y. DAVID Small Company l.
NJ wilkins, Cou,Isny 4. Calvin Gerard Company
lent ule
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. ........,
Arrived.

Bsrk Taoony of Philadelphia, Brown, Mention Jne le
passed Gibraltar June q nui; R. Dow CO. July -
pool, for NoJsi ork 10 days out.
Bars Fldes Brem AIimann. Havsn, II days, in ballast -
UienborS; Lous Ls5g eool Of Hamburg; Herwaun Terry
Icy of Bremen, died. The r. is at Lower QuMaa!ine
BARK Thusnelda Meyer Bremen ~ days md't and w pas
B,fs washington Butcher (of Philadelphia Collins. Gard.
10 days sug ITO X W. Trundy is bound u EnFOpe D@
Bart Bogoa of key we., Kelly sagus II days 'nsH Ha
Bark jules BoIde 1Fr) Chcvet Havre Il day. IN ballast
wheersa& Co. Had hight siods the entire pas.sss :, n,
mnso City II days, nshossny lc to A. o. Co
Aus O. at 81 o. lon Il y spoke .car sasn OF Boston, H
Brig Sarah starr prize Of Ass,el, Pr,emser Mssg
Of u > s,,s MsSsoh Ssmi, a.. oS =; o. On &.
inst by u g. steam fgse Wbash su.pi ion and pro
pu. on board Cop; agate claim, TIA, the se ,,5n6 s,
which port she Is des,iaed and belongs,
Brig Cysne Orb Smith, windssr n g. la days Ps''s %
Brig j. " woodruff Robinson Rondout coal ior Boston
Brig Emily Fisher lof Esstpor Staples Nues'' 'u' -
fIis ca9o lB;e9 kOper, rOrt'sP't July 70 i0s"'''"
Brs Harriet HsiIoci. King Arroyo P. R. July a. mols.,,s
to Burdett Everett 5h inst lat u lS lon IL 80 spoke ofs
Bs John Buties Br. Of Lunenberg N 81 Miner PoT'ss'
Plat, day. MslGssns NJ 70 smi s. saS sv ,y
master 9TH inst, of hstteras sPose snh-boat Cstinst hb
Brs BOhiO Bartlett, Mitasoane July 2s oswSOdt to Dsn'N
SCo 49,.
Brig Carinosa lspan AbLens Cieniuegos 10 DAYS O~
order. . -
Brig Argyl Br, of Gaubial Afh,s, Gambia July 49, rOshe
schr Baltimore, Diz Calais days. lumber to BOyn'os
Son. 80 m
schr Mary Alice Bentley, u $. NJ from Guaynis p H.
Jul, q, sugar to Sturges Co. 49,,
schr Baltimore, DIX, Calais 10 days laths to JOIN D''
& Co. ...,s,
Schr Coruthan Small Bungor days lumber TO nsser
Schr. Ella, Maston, Bangor days lumber !" %.
Clapp. ,,, sd.v, luu,be. e.
Simpson Clspp. ,.~. I'm ballast
schr Julia baker Baker. Boston day. y,s,.hs 10 o."
So snh,oni. Tsa Name Baitimoreo days wood 10 Il
Cara nj, rss, Harbor r. L. IS days salt to
d. Il. DowoE , r..,,,sy Far, Pickeus 10 a4ys Ia bal
. ~ Nscr..dy Mott Go. 9Th inst, on Cape het~tss ~
i " ssne schooner; piloboa hailed naABs or a.
p n i uibjp quarter Of mile nred upon u.s. out iots'
nsiey a sbstncie Hoau Norwich, mdse to T. 5. Martin
ssre- Delaware johnson. Philadelphia and Cape May
ne Prlre Young Providence mdse 70 Edward Bynner
Steamer Delaware, AshnoIe Trenton, N j., indse to WI
Jenkinr.
SAILED I0th-Ships Derby San Franciscoj Csense do'
Rieba,d Al,op - ReYeure. Liverpool; Ntndsor Forrest
London Rarss Princeton, Deraara; H. Gregory IoTk koe
ala Iyerpoo Helene (Dhn Bnstoli Columbus bTerlt
IN, non; Ulster (Brl Cork Depesche uIpsl, do nIp
Adeph ST. johns. N. B.. Maria Maranham Sawa'sett NsA
rls: ii g. Berry C.te Fosea Helena Dutch, An sefdtn
,sdeir lB D. Csrdenns Romeo, hey West schs Talisman
Port Cabeo A. Csnao tBrl. Nsssau Hanover (BE Isooh
Fellowship Orphess, Howea Liverpool Aug o.
Charles Conway, Liverpool June a. Bark simone Ass
bark and , bEigs
WIND-Duriny the day. from N. to s., and light
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goddess Of opera being Mesdame Medori and Charlton
Then comes the Ristori--and not before. So runs ts

FROM ST. DOMINGO CIrr.-By the arrival Of the
britisn brig Laura, Capt. Langrhorne, we have ad.
vices from 1t. domingo City to July 25. The war
between Hayti and Spain ia at an end, the difcutv
between the two countries being anicaby arranged.
The dominican armies have returned to the frontiers
decree has been issued by the Spanish authorities
declaring Slavery forever abolished there: and anv
person interfering with it will be considered Eabls
under the Conspirators act Emigration from lie
onited States Is particularly desired, the Government
Offering as indncement tracts of land and inziD,
all emigrans, so accepting, the terms of protection
Even 'ne American residents there favor the project
ana desire emigration The health Of the country 10
good.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-12
TIE TENTH LEGION.

Ts Rs Edifo, ef 1he y. y. Tr.bGAe
Sir: With the gratifying intelligence daily received
of the promp;ness and ygor Of our people in many
places organizing and marching with renewed deter
minaon in defence Of Liberty against Slavery, permit
iue to give YOU an bhlng Of the spirit which animaies
our people around the old headquarters Of Washington,
in thi. place. 1t may not be generally known tha.
this hsllowed spot is the properly OF the State OF
York secured by statute, to be preserved In its
orsinal form throughout all time and with the many
relies Of the times that tried mems souls IL - an
attractive resort free 10 be yised by all.
II was from the ghborhood Of this sacred domicil
that number were enrolled forming the noble LIST
Regiment who responded Mt 90 the call Of their
county TO deend the capital; and returning few
days ago from the late battlefield where they 40 gal.
antly distinguished themselves, were received by our
citizens with extraordinary enthusiasm " IL aiso on
h. conseefaod ground that the regiment Of the Hon
G.. Ii. Van WycI il now forming and encsmped,
aud il called the Tonth Legion, which will soon be
filed; and, depend upon il, when they shall
enter The cOnt.st under their esteemed and energetic
leader, with their comrades, they viii put into
execution 10 tie letter the motto engraved on their
hearts, " No retro.t, and surrender And will
sid that, If unuohng bravery and the full confidence
OF his The bases for the complete success oi an
officer, Mr.. Van Wyck will win for himself the high
est distinction a military commander. o.
Neisb.0h, n. u, Aug. 10, 1901
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-12
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE COMING SEASON.

II is understood that Herr Ullman will commence a
new season at the Academy on the % Of September.
To the soft lsscyious pleasing Of the Lutte, notwiih-
standing wars dread alarms, Herr Ullman will move.
Some people thought Herr Ullman operatically out
nanked, or dramatically dead. mistake. Unlike
Barnums whales, he still lives. Like his ancestor,
Anteus he has received new strength by being thrown
IN the mud. And considering how many Of us have
lived by dirt-eang the ancient story is shown TO be
true. Herr Ullman, however, is prudent man, and
far-seeing The Academy of Music means a stage for
the display Of anything-Zouayes well prime
doaae, erudite pigs as well as Fourth Of July
orators. Awaiting himself of this liberal con-
struciion Of the title and character Of the
institution, Herr Ulman relates that he has engaged
Ristori and Hermann. Ristoi is prims donna, who
Iccites Italian tragedy with occasional SOapon OF
French. Herman is juggler. None Of your vulgar
upgerr, with tables pots, and pans and all manner Oh
uncean deceptions but sublime selfsus'aning piiir
of legcrdemain, who deceiyes without cxraneous aio
Why hermann escaped Bsrnum is as dllheuH 7"
answer as why the whales escaped Ulm.n. (i"o
whales living aud then dying to .oft wa'er n'uS.
would have been superb in tho Academy In Pon' VI
time Hermann will commence before Riston. Her
mann begins bis double.shudles on the "a OF ocP'eh'
ber When this opera is exhausted Riston doeSno'
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