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ENGLAND.

Parliament would resume its tabors the evening the
Hibernian left Liverpool
The Kossuth Hungarian note case was again being
argued in the Court Of Chancery.
The London Post-the ministerial organ-says if the
ministers defeated Mr. Newdegate's proposition
they will dissolve Parliament.
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France.


The Paris Mo1ier of sunday, May 49, says:-A circa-
lar addressed by Count Porseny the Minister OF the In
terior to the Pefecs calling attention 10 the prose
cuton of the printer and publisher Of "ALetter on
the History OF France and inviting them to watch with
for any attempt at publication which may be
in the name Of persons who have been either banhed
or exi!ed.
NJ de Persgny says that under whatever form books,
ou, mails and pamphlets may make their appearance tho
Projects such TO seize them by administra
tive authority and make report the subject TO the
Ministry.
The Minister reminds the Projects that by Judicial
seizure, the writer OF pamphlet is protected az
reply and recrminRton, and Gays
is THUG that one representing the policy of 1910
able with mpunity TO address this strange question to
the victor Of Solferin0. "What have you done with
Frar cen
The Paris correspondent of the London inns Gays
Commercial men for the present no longer occupy them
selves with foreign politics. They now directing
their attention to The financial difficulties apprehended
frotle vast demands which about to be mad the
money market On Monday the Bank of France opened
subscription for the railway companies, who want to
raieo sum Of $50 0O0 eco francs.
The next demand the public will be for 104 900 900
francs government loan for thirty years The next
demand loan for 500 COO COO francs for the new king
dom Of Italy, Some doubts enter tanned TO whether
the kingdom Of Italy will be recognized long the
French troops remain at Rome
slight decline took place in the Paris -four market
laet week. Wheat was tTm.
The Bourse was very duh on Monday.
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THE LATEST.

GALwAY-Fri6ay morning
The steamship Adriatic, FROM New yo.S ltsh and st.
Johns, n f., 1Sth has arrived making the voyage from
the latter port in 1--WE days and twelve hours
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE ON AC
COUNT OF THE WAR.

From the London beraid, May %
II may not be uniaterestDg to readers considering
the present disturbed state Of affairs the United Sates
TO glance tie following list of her Majesys ships
the Anne, can seaboard which has been carefully COM
piled from official sources, and number Of
shrs guns, men, horse power Tonnage aud the names
or the commanding officers on the nth American aud
West India station
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POrtu gal.

The King opened the Cortes the 20,h Of May. The
speech the throne not Of political importance
His Ms,sry stated shat loan would be cont acted for
by the Pofr guese capitalists lie said also that the
financial OF the country satisfactory and that
the colonies required the attention Of the Cortes.
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Although The Neva has been already open FOR naviga-
tou 1t ray 20 suddenly and thicky covered with
Ice coming frcm Lake Iadoga.
Nony vessels have been damaged, and many bsrgss,
laden with gram, sunk.
Tho lesses caused are very considerable.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, TO LET.

ITO LET-A WELL FUaNIBHED HOUSE, Or PART,
In Twenty first street, uear Filth eSenus; Ia, al the
modern improvements; viii be lot for three or forr month
longer desired For further particulars Apply .. ~
West twenly first street
AT 40 UNION SQUARE THE FBoNT BASEMENT,
N ofre, with good psnres, 20 let With mme posses
son nj S25 gas ncaded also 30 ms on sscond uo SUIT
able for lgth busincss
BRADLEY, WARMER & par, 20 Upjou square.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The International Ministers had held their FIRST meeting
at the French embassy, on ,hs 2lst
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Italy.


The Ndtiondlics Of May IS says:Generai Kiapka has
taken hts departure for Csprera pay to Carl
ballot. He will return to Turin. to meet Kossuth.
The Turin journals announce the arrival Of Kossuth
Turin.
NJ dc Martino the new Lieutenant Of the King, will
leave on May II for Naples
tepot Of spos the resus OF the late plundering ex
pedon Of the reaconary bands has been discovered at
sernia
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The collection Of taxes by military execution has been
suspended the Diet guaranteeing ths due TIL the
question of taxes is settled.
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RUSSIA.
TURKEY

Prince OroG, President Of the Council Of Minister'S
dead.
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UNION MEETING OF AMERICANS IN PARIS.

From 6agnsnis essenger, May %
large meeting OF Americans, summoned nj short
notice. was held yesterday at the of the Hon. Mr.
Sanford Uni cd States Minister 10 Belgium for the pur
pcse o. sustaining tie federal government.
Addresses xere delivered by the Rev. Dr. McCliniock,
OF the American chapel, Paris; DR.. MacGowan, from
meeting snd ala'ee amount OF money WAS subscribed,
which, with what has been collected In Manchester and
lverJto from Arcr'caps. viii secure all the Thitworth
GUILE that cau be suppiied fora long time.
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SPAIN.
HUNGARY,

Santana is to continue in command OF the military
forces Of St. Domingo
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INDIA AND CHINA.
The mails reached Malta tds 2lst but the psr.;cu
lars were hot telegraphed.
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ITALY.


Cargnsn had reached Turin.
camstion expressing intention to govern with energy
promising improvement in the public aud call
ing on the country for support.
petition, signed by 1OO 600 Romans, to Napoleon
praying the Withdrawal Of the French troops sent to
Rome had been sent TO Paris notwithstanding the efforts
of the police to stop it.
Some riotng had occurred at Milan, proceeding from
religious discussions. Order was finally restored.
AUSTRIA.
Nineteen ventian deputies were named as members OF
tbs Reichbath but refused to sit The veniians there
fore, unrepresented.
SPAIN.
Santana is to continue in command OF the military
forces of St. Domingo.
HUNGARY.
The collection Of taxes by military execution has been
question of taxes is settled
RUSSIA.
Prince Orloa, President Of the Council Of Minister'S ia
dead.
TURKEY.
The International Mnstss had held their FIRST meeting
at the French embassy, ,hs 2lst
INDIA AND CHINA.
The mails reached Malta tds 2lgt, but the psr.;cu-
lars we're hot teegraphed.
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AUStrtAs
The Emperor bad granted full amnesty all those
persons who has been condemned for political crimes by
the military authorities OF Trieste.
By virtue of Imperial resolution, u. Asboth for
mery Ger eral Of the hungarian National Guard 1913
and who was lately arrested has been pardoned and
al liberty.
The discussion the proposal Of NJ Deak relative to
the address Wac continued in the Pesth Lower House
the Diet NJ Lonay declared that Hungary, reserving
her rights, Yeacy TO bear her shars the
burdens Of the State would into negotiations Oh
the subject with the Council OF the Empire
In The sitting Of the Diet Of Croatia, OF May 49,
documents relating to the abdcaton Of King FERDINAND
laid on the table.
Denmark.
The Copenhagen journals Of Nay 10 publ SD the fllow
ing the iu speech OF the President OF the Council or
Mirste in reply to the address signed by IL 0u3 cleo
tors, which presented to him on FRIDAY last
MIR. Hall saio:-Ife government share the views
expressed in the address, and consi Ter that they
have acted in accordance with them. THY
await the moment when more complete statement
can be made to the Diet without damaging The
interests OF the country by anticipation result
Of the ut gota,ions which are stl peadDg Neverthe
tss will state that is the conviction of the
nent that solution Of the question the subject o;
controversy is urgently necessary.
Painfully acquired experience has convinced me that
solution only atainabis when such po
without allowing any encroachment the government
of those parts OF the country which do not form part
OF the German CoDte aton to satisfy the demands
made by the Federal Diet the Duke Of Hostein even
have acknowledged the concistory nature Of the
steps taken by Denmark, and have admitted the
danger OF leaving The question opeu. may therefore DO
permitted to express nope that they will adopt the vie
OF the government that ths is the only sout'n possible
The government are preparing for any eventual conflict
but they e.in ,ean the hope OF peaceful arrangement,
and establishment Of good relations bet Denmark
and Germany, which are both natural and desirable.
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AUSTRIA,

Nineteen venitan deputies we're named members Of
tbs Rechbath but refused to Sit The venitans there
foIe are unrepresented.
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CTcBF, If1 PET DEEP, TO LET Or LEASE NO III
~ Spr!ng street between Asusus sud III mpsoa ma
Ham 49, - w.
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reached them OF the change in Northern sentiment, it
was nowhere credited. Prior TO tho bombardment of
Fort Scmer The revoutionists believed themselves op
peed by the republican party alone hut the authorities
body CT Northern citizens united in opposition to
their tesieDs So far As able 10 Judge the kno
ledge CT this fact has failed to produce tbs effect expected
by the North for Bd that the seceders hastenny
their preparations with greater vig9r than ever aud
messing Thousands Of troops the direction of Wash
iBg,on.
SILENT RECOGNITION OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
from the London Telegraph Demt cratic organ) Nay
When NJ Tholveuei asked the representative Of the
Amer States In Paris whether there some
diversity Of opinion in tee Cabinet Of the President
the dpIo rnat ered that "upon that point he had
no rforna,ion.n When Mr. Faulkner told tbs French
Minister that the President entertained full conf
deuce in the speedy restoration Of unity, by acting
harmony with the American people, 81, Thouveuei " ex-
pressed his pleasure at the assurance evidently
tenpiang resort to nevertheless, ah ough Mr.
calls the reply satisfactory, Il evidently and
Justly caused m!sgving twill be seen by Dir Faux
nefs sespatch, which viii be found elsewhere, that
while promising for the Emperor 10 take has,y pre-
aHd 1soss Of the present century has fully established
TIE Tf9h # de dco governments 10 yecoSaisi27 Alta
sur seqdent Interview he pu. ceTy significant and
'so!chm3 question: oooH he new tariff; on
IS tofauy silent. The despatch To Mr. DAYTON dated al
washington on 'he 4th OF May, betrays the extreme
Anxiety Oh Tue American government to mako the Ed
ropesn Caonets believe the maintenance Of the Union to
speculative discussion. But while asserting that bound
less confidence he abors to prevent even such 4. fro
rcgn.cn Of the Southern confederation a, Lord John
R1sStu has olre1dy on@ounced, ami as no European
Tie could possibly r.fuss This anxiety 10 Itself is very
significant fact. We have already seen how the public
IN lea told though uIocsly that the represen-
ta,ye European governments have couseuted" TO the
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Nesp2lcrk Daily Giaa,re
FROM WE TERN AFRICA.

Correspondence OF The ". Y. THbuDe.
81. PAUL DE LoAsDA, April 30, 1861.
Az the mail il about TO leave | embrace this oppor-
tunity of sending you what little news can pick up.
We are having quite exciting tines here, caused by tho
arrest and Imprisonment OF The u. 5. Naval Store
keeper Edw ard A. Brine. As near rs can learn The
facts Of the case said Biis had purchased sone wood
from one OF the Portuguese iesidens here, and the
MN clsmed pay for one hundred sticks more than the
storoAeepsr was willing TO acknowledge. Al ard
Horis ensurd aud BRINE ordered the nan out OF the
store lie tad ne would bot 20, and struck brnie
u i,b cane Brnie hen beaf the Portuguese badly,
bre king his arm aud otherwise inurne bis pen Jnal
eppe.,7,nce He was arrested, nud 10 now III prison
ser Inlnan offered to b.il him, but tie Cover
Ior poit.'y Informed him that IT could not be done.
Wat M the Fiag-Ocer will take IN the mat
ter remains 10 be seen.
TIE storc-boure il now 10 charge Of the officers of
the Con-feslion who relieve each other Ia watching
IT, FLgO., er IDmau informed tie authOri-s tDai
lie shouli remove the store-house from me lace, ana
he il busy in gki q the stores on board Ills own
slip.
In. We sels in port are the u s. fsc-elip Constea
lion steamer sumter coal-s,io Flora ii. u. NJ. steam
er Triton, aud one small Portuguese BRIG. JOIN
Chambers n private Of mariGes, died on board TIE
L. s. slcnmer Mystic. few weeks since, from fr'or,
af er Nh illness OF tour days. and was bnned at this
place
Lieut.. John b. Stewart Of the Sumter has been con-
degued by a Me.iicll Board, aud WY return to the
UI,iled States by the way Of England.
TIE steaucr is blowing her whistle as signal that
she /. ready TO start; therefore l must bring my
,cnbbling to Il Close.
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1uv QUESTION ANSWERED.

A. tks aseai.. 4. hrqien,y s'ked. WHO IL MIS-
wIssLowF We vii .InPy say that she lady who 10,
up~s ,hity years h. untirHsy devoted her nme ''
talent. n Prnsir Phi -icisn aud Nure principally among
chdn She e.p.ssy .todied the con'iiui'n aud vans
Of ,Lis csr generally overlooked OF oAoes'y
treated ty n. F.,.ny in'arss and rs'"
this fort and pr.sl tnuwisdss obtsi'd In lifetime spent
snd rhy'ic'sn .a. has eo"p'"nied
SYRUP for cGincn tshiSg oP-rssss Ike mi:ic-FNhs
-. q, h-.Ih .pd a,t,ovcr To rrgusr tho bo-.s
IN cos..u-scs OF mi, .rt-c MRS WlHSLOw 1. h-oomis
world renowned bsur,ot ID her chi den certainly
do rm and te. oI>csly this tho os'e In this c'
Vas. ~ .ntir.. SOOTHING SiRUP DALr sold and
used here We thns MRS. wISsLOW haJ iumortAi,rd her
name BY TIN. valuable Article ard sine rel! believe thou
sands sf children have been ,ave from early grave by t
timely 40 aud that millions ye, unborn VIII sh-rr H. ben'.
and u,s c,g blessed No sorHna has ischssod her
duty 20 h. suffering e In opsniou until 'h. hsA
,i.ui, the seaeht Of MRS wiNSLOW5 oOriiiSo SYRUP
T,, A. mO,p,n-rsr IT so~-L sdies Visitor Nes YSrk
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MARRIED..

BARNUM.1,BoYD-0n Saturday June Is by the Rev. E. n.
Chapu, W. X Barnum to Catherine D. Boyd all Of this city
BITTfNGER-RoDGERs-Is Jersey City. on Tuesd,y, Juns
20 BY the Rev X h Rodsrrs d.. the Rev d. r. bhtin.
Ger OF Wellington d. to Bessie late Ca,s
VIM. RCdser. Of the former piAoe
BkNJAMIN-POST-On "Wednesday, June 2s, BY the Rev.
Samuel Knapp BIZ. VIZ. II. Ben1mia 10 Mis- Mss dc A.
daughter Of Lemlci L. Post, esq, ali Of this city
Dhvds-WHiTINd-In Brooklyn. by the Pew. O. A. Fsrie,,
d. d. Caroline n dsug Of Geofre and julia Within,
Brooklyn, to A. NJ Davis, esq, Of Chicago ILL.,
GREEN-GRAHAM-0u Tbnr.day. June "a IN BROOKLYN lv
tue Rev. Henry 4. Elliott, 1hones 4. Of Nev,-YoR ~
Miss Josephine Graham, formerly Of Quebec. Canada
LLOYDbADGER-ln Bro syn Thursday June a. by n,
Rev. r. A. Farley u. D. Henry q. Lloyd Miss Anna NJ
Badger daughter Of anie d. Badger esq all OF Bookn
VEs-ACLY-On Friday June a. b. tbs Rev Ar Van w.ers
Alberto Ives Annie W.. only daughter OF Thomas X Acy
esq, oil Of this city.
JUnE-MCkINLEY-On Wedresday June 49, by TIE Rev.
Mr. Mr. Caleb &. June to Miss Sarah X. Mckinley =
o. Harlem.
REEvEs-HuNIER-A Bioominedale, Wednesday. 'uns
20 by the Rev VIM H. Ferris John r. Reeves. IT,, This
H.. youngest dsugher Of John Hunter esq, all OF this cy
THOMSOS--HOLLAND-0nT Tuesday, June 2S by IT,. Rev.
o. D. Rockingham, kchad Thomson Mary r. ( Holland
both OF ths city.
VOSBURGH-SCHUYLER-At Albany, on Wednesday Jups
o. ~ the Rev. Alexander Dickson Francis W Voburxb =
NewYoIk to Mary Schuyler daughter Of Samuel
esq, OF Albany.
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sb,oF Scranton Nssus Liverpool NAV H. coal TO Mon
h..t. o. Co jaas 10 was eU,dsi S OF hI' ieS OBJ -"
repord ,chr-. Amy night Ihom.en wih co. h'h Bar.
@ss @ asn o Ma S MSsi i1 "a p.psi.
she P.ssp.s c. sns4 La a.
saw Of Ss s asS aI,s sd s sS nsp Bo.y
M,y h pckeroh aSeAnsn efAoF"sy was ws'Aed oVef1oss
e sbp MDsUoS tof Sew Bedford Akin Baltimore days. n
sse Gown Pcn, tsf SebupOrtl knight, Calcutta FEB
H. sad S. lfel@ns MAJ 10. ssipe,er Lc., 10 master -
baIk Aisonarn Eu,ery CscGtta ana S,na hesdA Feb hi
Ps % '1 .pis ~sS SS1 ' Sss srS fo@ R1, fla
bab.a With JG bc P@ s ", o,dfse as On from S
rortusss and saw Iase panorr Of large "sss
IS. itads o Philadelphia Hewitt Msssnzas 10 days susx
ss Trlsirs Baxter Rio JanerO 80 days. via ST. Thomas
FannS HichneT ,OdJ Esnks. Bremen a Gays udss-
Sara Absb hey,r Trinidad dc CaOs a dsy' noS''''S.
Snn usoa Rio Grande May 70. hides, &c. ~ Ya:ssA
Eiis Soita Point, Smith Rio JsueirO IA, IA coffee to s. G.
BIZ prnerars tof Boston, cunn Cham, CHaenas 10 dsys
sugar aud n,olssscs TO Nesmih SOUS, IL, .
scbr Mary Aun. Fsusworh. Wddoboro days i.th P0ss
Sour Fairfax Mott, Georgetown d c. ds' coal to aeuH
ssHi Msths Jar, of Beyel Gage. zsaa tcOOa' 10 d-'~
sbr Bfontes rewe BuIacos - days fruit TO ThomAs 6s-
sch MerOsc (Br Reynolds Windsor 10 days. plaster ss D.
sr Dandy DR. of Nassau Roberts Eusthera IL days. fss
Sbr ird. tot vi.nn. stokely Para June rubber nns
&c to Burd,u Everett "a ,.,., .,.,.R
Iorsl .rnnou Lowdeu, Palermo May 3 passed S
L. Nav n fruit 10 Sheru 90, Collins & Co. - .
schr Amanda Kelly, Mscnias days lumber 70 o'nP''"
ssS p.sAor (Br) Smith riabOro IL days plaster to "s'@
ISspI G. A Ward Fdwsrds Baltimore days. WOOD
81, IoanoIe WEIGH, Rcndout for Boston,
al, Rvl.utiurn Small EliIabethpor tor baih.
81. Na,la RoSa Palmer, Fort T. ven fof rauans
49, n III tIuutley, Ncsers,n. Rondont for no"0h
81, T. n Shocpard; Tucker, Rondout Tor Boston.
a., Na,li, Kelly Kelly, Portland dsys pis'pp
Schr Henry Csstos Eldiidse. ElilaosthIoi, 10 H.
-, FINN a, Faruswohh, Roeklsnd dsys IN a. m..s~r
Ssoh, Albeit dexter. Besrse Boston days md''' "
S,, Chsrls, Coleman, Taunton days ha y and MA n
S, va Wsmsntss, Ar~y, New.Bediofa nuV' a'' -
master - 4, s.,,.u PHILADELPHIA mdse. 10 J. -
Briggs : ~, pb,lsSephta udse TO Loper ME-
patrick. -. .,,., lone, Providence. mdss 10 Eds3s
Bypner. ,,v.. to,, za,a
sebr Adele ffom Nuey1tas -,
a. b.rk aud briss oil shoie al 'uhse" ,.S-u<
ar On me 2s ship, Wm Nelson Tor hss Ma rers-
irernool; bsks Hamilton. and 6len Mh. a. W.
tprI ona. No urigs Winthrop tbr Ss1ss aviss Lin
~, 80. .. csSr; j. w Johnson, Arroyo. r. 10 AsJ A'
ooluville; Sea Foam, Curacao
WIND-A. sunset, Light rom o.
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l,lED ID,

ALPERS-In Brooklyn ue.d4y June 49, Elizabeth Auyus
only daughter Of Martin aud CsiLahue Ape. aged ,s%t
months AID 10 days
BARRON-M Norwich, N T o, on .ndsy June o. Miss G.
Isabella Baron eyed 20 beloved daughter of Col w
sld Hannah d. Barron.
BENEETrn Jersey City Thursisy, June 81 of ipfsu
opof the brain. BeD1nin hrsLko OF bers:nin and
., amelia BEN Ell ts7d 10 a OF efhs a1d day.
attend h. funeral til. Friday afternoon At o'clock -taasA
further invitation at No 1874 aie'cer street, Jersey City
Dearest child, thou hast left us,
Blu: tits God that hath bfreft Us
He all heal"
BREwER-Iu Brooklyn. Tuesday, June 25, Nicholas L.
John f. aud Casharins H. brewer aged ysan sa41
Months.
BROWN In this CITY. on Wednesday morning June -
Margaret r. dsuh,e Of Mary and the ists Samuel Brown,
BARRAt Hohoken n. j. Tuesday, Juye Is Eliza KouxA
the beloved io VI John Barr aged IL years ard month";
COhU-In this city, on Fo1th day Sixth month"; 18th Of co..
al fsrd. and eiseiyes sIs repeatedly ins,d attend ~
fuusrs Sixth da, the zs inst Of ,s "e rescence ~
~ Spcoud avenue % o'clock without iubsr noticA
CRUsBYln BseOklyn on Ih"r'ay morains June u Of a.
ease Of ths heart Z. g. L. Crosby. aged tl years -
The e.t, md s1' Of n1 ii dee Is Ws.ss
ton .treet on riGay, Gt II o'olsck.
DoUGHgKTq-At Bah. Long Island, on Tnur'dsy June =
At O'clock Neliis Do ghorty adopted diushor VI M
As w. Robinson Of ths CITY, in 'he l9 year Of hss
He remsios pi be taken Newark, N. j. for n'ermsna
DUFFY-In this city on Wednesy June 26 Patrick poS.
II james and lila Duly as'd years ana no a~
ELgERs-In th cty TUESDAY, June 10 Joh' Benny Sor
jon tlesry and EIdenks kes eyed II month, aud :! hAyA
GRaHiM-ln Brooklyn Il. d. on Nsne.day, Jaae - psrA
only .bii Of ~m. ". and Eliza ur.h,n' aged | yea.
mo- :us and days
HULL-Ou "Wednesday evening June 8 Sarah b. wife OF ~
late A. Dera Hull NJ ID.
III. npsr viii take place Calvary Church Saturday, y
O'clock relatives AID friends Of the family aud II hef
brother nEp, Dr. Gray respectfully invited 10 attend
without further notice.
LO:O-In this city, "Wednesday. June 8 after In serns %
ue, Eueo. Long the beloved wife Of Samuel Lous in ns
sgth yeaI OF her age.
MTRRAY-n thi. city Wednesday June D. Daniel JoseyA
Murray Of Owen and Anne Murray, aged year, =
month, and 10 days
ST6UNt-ln Sacramento City, CAL Sunday, May Of
gr.tion Of the lungs. Mr. alter Strong the J5h yer =
hi. age formerly OF Chsl.es, Ma.
TOMPhIAS-In Brook W. "wednesday. jane Is q the rs
dence of has parents Griin infant Of Lieut. Daniel ID -
FoI.uc A. ToDspkins
WHifMORE-In JerssyCiy On wednesday June 25, 1884, q
scale. fever Luther " Wbitnofe ased is years md
Funeral Friday morning at 10 O'clock from his late resdsne
NO. 29s South Fourth stTeet. Jersey City.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS
Cleared.

shp.-Golden Fleece Manson, san francisco scton Ca
sporusn, Thonp,on, Dfenos ayes, H. =: Bncs Go 81
Cloud Rer.e mo- Loaton. Boyd 20 Tiyob, Me fhrr'.n,
L.fpool T. Frost Damon Stuart, London Nesuins
Sous
B.rks-Magdalens Day, Aspiuws Panama Railroad Co 6
Ty coon, Lcwey. Antwerp. W. {. schmid. -
I,riss-Emu,x uanh-d, Para. T. L.. Coming St Oeorg%
Snow RIO Jsneiro b. Gsser; J. b. King Coh, ST. JoAn%
u. Il. Dew III. o,
Sch AHA Roxaua Palmer PorsDd MASTER SoveS
ernr Chaper Bordeaux j. T. B. Maxwell Da' smith. Dea-
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James I'll titon. alton Philadelphia
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SIGNIFICANT FACr.-A distinguished
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ton. Of New England rpied: Ne~-EDssnd K,iss' MN
Tho orc- O. h reply cou,ed Ia the fact t,t New Engindef
b..e world de reputation Of h'rdy shie'i' men
aud men stor vigorous In body and mud la the
u.- .u.LL ~, siay the aud treatment OF TIE
child Nearly .ve,y Nov.yussnd mother provides Mis-
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP for her B,n,-,here Is no
..coo Of county on Garth .Ls has been 60 Loss asp 80
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