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mARRsED,


r,st,,e ssth Of January, 1885, at the residence OF
,,e hr sti mo her, by the Eey DR.. Barrnws mr
HIN + sEa Y. formerle OF Pownstsn county:
Va, and Miss IDAc. GRIFFIN. OF this city.
On Tnesd,y evening, January "a a. T rnr!
cGEWHrEnY w Pki FREY 10 FANNY PEYI ON
d.nyhter or John Finucy, Esq. ali OF TINS city
Es,c Orleans Ptcasii',s. -.
On "Wednesday. January 27th. ut lions cnurcn,
n Nc abe, THOMAS PsRRAMORE, OF .hcs",
mac rountv. Va. 10 Miss NTTTiE H.. yonhsses'
laughter tf tho Late Rev. william Armstrobg' i'f
merIy OF Wheeling. Wa.
On tho Sd Instant nj tho house OF the brlne IN
thar hy TIM Rev fpr Bu~raws Mrs. J,.S - =; n
ID, Mos pHEE and Mr.. JOHN w. WiIAho -
OF ihis city. No cards y. tt s#..rf
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Nor FAR WRoNe. The PaR Mall Gazette
is not far wrong in expressing the following
opinion !. With the best intentions, Mr..
" REyERDY, JOHNSON has evidently over
.astated the affection Of the American peo-
/" pie for England, and his countrymen are
naturally inclined to disprove his words
. as soon IS may be by some exceptionally
6 hostile aet.'' ~. .,rtrst~, 4 -.
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THE NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILRoAp.-On Monday last the ceremony
of breaking ground on the Norfolk and
Great Western railroad took place on the
hill opposite Danville on the north side OF
Dan river. A large assemblage Of people
of the vicinage was present. Colonel
FLoURNoY made one Of his eloquent
speeches, and was followed by Colonel
BLOW, of Norfolk, who made o speech to
the audience, in which he drew an en-
couraging picture Of the future of the Nor
folk and Great Western railroad and OF
Virginia. The crowd then followed Colonel
FIoURSoY, the president Of the road, to
the point where the work of grading was to
begin. There the Colonel took the spade
in hand, and with that physical activity
and force which they who know him know
be possesses in high degree, he sent down
the spade well to the handle, and quickly
displacine az much earth as could be lifted
by it, he raised it high and flung 1t aside
with q flourish that well expressed the vim
and vigor with which he intends to prose
cute the great undertaking to which he has
put his heart and hand. Success to him
true type, as he is, of the spirit and energy
of Virginia: never losing hope, never
ceasing to struggle bravely in every ext
gency.
We are gratifed to see that Colonel BLOW
in the course of his remarks, stated that
Norfolk had since the war grown from four
teen to thirty thousand in population. This
is indeed rapid increase, and will inspire
fresh hopes of the prosperity and opulenct
of the noble seaport of Virginia.
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Colonel Baldwin is becoming satisfied
that the whole proceeding is miserable
farce Washington letter-Bdltimore Ga
zette. a. ','t ,3.-J
We have the authority for denying the
above IL, toto. Colonel Baldwin is hopeful,
and says that things are getting on much
better than could be expected Valley Vir-
qinidn, "af a. ."" '
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EaS tern Europe.

The Greek Cabinet decided by the close
vote of four to three to abide the decision
Of the Paris conference, and thus put an
end to hostilities; or the apprehension of
them. Hardly had that conclusion been
reached, when we have report of bloody
battle between the Turks and the Prince OF
Montenegro. He is one of the half-inde-
pendent monarchs who pay tribute to the
Sultan; and his people ore the most dis
contented Of all that inhabit the Turkish
dependencies Of Europe. The result OF the
battle is not stated in the telegram.
1t is certain that there will be no rest
for this Eastern question until the Turk is
driven out Of Europe. 1t would be alto
gether wise in the European Powers to
shape their diplomacy with the view to his
expulsion, and INDEPENDENTLY to "ger-
rymsnder the territory with view to
check the Gear, if that must be q sine qua
non. A grand empire Of Greece might be
resstablished. The glorious traditions Of
the Gresisn race might "relume the EN-
pife into living Greece" once more. The
war Of 1927 showed the then generation,
so for as love Of country and prowess in
war are concerned,-and they ever attest
the force and genius of q people-to be full
of the FIRE of the ancient Greeks. Such q
people, again free in their native land. with
all the grand traditions Of the past to in
flame their souls to noble actions, ought to
make an Empire that would stand out
among the nations in all the virtues which
makela people respected. Practically, this
seems to be matter within the range Of
accomplishment. 1t would crafty the
whole classic world, and would, upon %
generaiized view, be the Fighting Of atraln
.ofwrongs and expressions which in modern
times the courts Of Europe, through into
rested and selfish motives, have conspired to
continue. " "aa'a as1
The Greek nation has perpstrated its
outragss-what nation has not But there
IL principle Of homogeneity of races !"
lately introduced into national diplomacy
principle which declares that people
should not be tied to communities with
which they are not homogeneous, nor be di-
yided by governments and boundaries from
those with which they are-and this prin-
cipls is more outraged With regard to Chris
tisns tied to Turkey than with respect to
any other people in the world I'VE ara in
clined to except the Irish) since the sub
lection of the spaniards to the Moors.
Therefore, az this principle, SO just and
equitable In itself, is more glaringly out
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Nobody that we ever heard of in this re-
zion denies that the Presidents proclama-
ton disposes of all cases of persons charged
with treason. Judge TRIGG, of Tennessee
has rendered decision to that effect, which
some of the papers publish as important.
The undecided question is, Does that pro-
clamation relieve from the disabilities i'm
posed by the fourteenth amendment We
say. No.
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PROCLAMATION.


by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- a PROCLAIM ALTO " .-Iufo-ln ,tion having
been received by the Executive That HENRY u.
BROWN, charged in the county OF Amherst with
the crime of murder. has He'd from justice, and Is
now going al large, therefore j do hereby fer L
reward Cf FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any
person who shall arrest he said henry ID. Bro -n
ard deliver him illo the Ill Of said county OF Am
hcrst amt do moreover require all officers OF
this Comm onwealth. civil and military, and re-
quest the people generally 10 use their best eXer
lions to procure his arrest that he may be brought
10 justice. .,-y
~~>-~ Given under my hand as Governor, and
s. G under the less sc Il Of the Commonwealth
- ct Richmond, this 4th day of February,
~ 1869. Il. ... II. III. WELLS.
By the Governor:
f.-. JOHN n. RRRNT on,
Secretary OF The Commonwealth.
BROWN is described to be "about twenty years
Of age. five feet eleven Inches high, weighing fr. Ill
$50 to 100 pounds; has brown hair and eyes, coarse
features. high cheek bones, aud rudy com pick
ion y il is thought that he has probably gone to
Missouri. .....r..... fe 6-2t
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TonrDsas PAUL and Ms. srRAHAx. Yet
these directors had even Baron RoTHsCHIID
n o., 21pon their bail bonds. 20
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DlRECTQHS
General JOHN A. DIX;
W. WILKENs, OF Wilkens Co..
GEORGE Il. HOPE, President Continental Fire In.
surance Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers;
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank Of Republic
W. M. VEnNILyE, Of Yermilye L Co, bankers :;
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE, ex-hRyor OF New YORK /;
AARON ARNOLD, OF Arnold, Constable Il Co ;
and others. - - 4. -
General Agents for Virginia, North CaroIluA, and
Tennessee
DR.. J. q. CARELL, Medical Examiner. jat
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EURNITURE, &c.
ELEGANT FURNITURE 4

sELEGANT FURNITURE. Ez.Ig "a
LIZ How liz ~ 1880 ~ 4sl,tz rs r-ygfs
Dropping IN at HARwoODiS RFrTFR's FUR
NTTUBE ESTABLiSHMEAT,2o opposite tine post
office. we were surprised to find such stock OF
EEEdANTGOODS. --''1
Their CHS MBER FURNITURE was the mos.
beautiful VIE ave eve tseeh Ia Riehypoadi m fact
their whole stock 70 of snperioc Saalityt III -
y They have ~ very large establishment, occupy
ing two of those large tror-sront buildings.
Surely all In want OF FURNITURE can sbe sae-
ccmmodSteG fp BirhInQRd,. "a avery yAstetycaE be
procured ns that concern. Gea
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PECIALB NOTICE.-The subscriber
- takes this opportunity to thank his former pa
irons and those OF Gary IL Wilson for the generous
patronage heretofore exits nded him. and TO state
that he viii open on or about the Iii or February
with full and complete stock.=and sotcits the
favor Of his friends and the public.
.EIsSsaS " ,GBQkGE sC.sGARY,
ia 22-2w ---->a-e-f-- $3.50. lace Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

II D. WEED,
81 Q LATE ASSISTANT UNITED STATES
& r... DISTRICT ATTORh ES.
OFFICE CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK
STREETS, RICHMOND VA.
Revenue business before the collectors and as
SCISSORS Offices the departments AL " Washington,
and the Unite Stat courts, promptly attended to-
Particular attention paid To tn examination Of
ca cS before the United States commissioner.
IA se--3m
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A1ATIONAL LIFE INauRANCE COM.

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
AMERICA, WhSHINaT0E. D. C.-CdARFER-
nd BY SPECIAL ACT OF rOtGRlcsS AP-
rRmyE@o JULY q, lst5;TCASH Cn; ;!,I
FLEE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
HILtDELPHlA, where the general business 81
tie Company Is transacted, andto Which all gene
eel correspondence should be addressed.
CLARENCE H. CLktK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman FINANCE aud Executive
HESRY j: COOKE, vice-Presldent:
HhERSON w. PFET. secretsry and Actuary
This Company natioual In It's character, offers,
MUM and new tables, the most dies. c-uc means OF
insurlng life yet presented 10 the public.
The rates ofpreminnis beng largely reduced are
made as IA YcrHhe TO the Insucurs as those u the
best mutual companies, ana avoid all the conpli.
cations and uncertainties or notes, dividends, AMI
the MISUNDERSTANDING which the Latter are so apt
to cause the policy-hClie-.
Severs! new and attractive table, are NOW pre-
aeltea which need only To 0e understood 10 prove
acceptable TO the publiSe, such as me lkC0HE-
MUM POLICY. iR the former the poicy-holdrr
aos only secures life Insurance, payable az death
but will receive II living, AFTER period OF IL"
per cent. orthe par orAt9 pot'cy. III tnr lsitcr
the Company agrees 20 return 10 As ASSURED tft
total am61nto( noneyhs has paid IN, III addition
TO the amount u his poLtlg.
their lives or increasing the amount or Insurance
they already haze is called 10 The special advau-
tages offered BY The National Life insurance Com
Circulars, pamphlets, and ruIl particulars, given
on application to the branch Office or the Com
jay COOKE L CO., Washington, d. G.,
General Agents for District Of Columbia, Virginia.
and Vest ~ ylirff FIJI v,-., ,,,on.,r,o,
Richmond, the i gent for Henrico, Campbell ana
DinTtdd!e counties. Cs I'm
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TO FAMILIES, BoARDING-HOUsEs, AND
RESTAURANTS:
You will save from thirty to fifty per cent. In
buying your BREAD. CAKES, and CRACKERS
at my stores, TOT MAIN and 426 BROAD STREETS,
as 1 shall from this date make great inducements
the motto, and down they must go. Call and see,
and be convinced ja3l
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-A CARD.
HHARLEST0N HOTEL, -s.sa'5ssa ss
~ CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLYN

The undersigned, having taken charge OF the
above FlRST-CLASS HOTEL, has determined to
spare no expense In making It equal. If not supe-
rior, to any hotel in the country. The table will
be supplied W tn the very best the Charleston and
northern m irkets afford. q
3 The STABLES are supplied with the finest car
f1ages ana elegant horses on livery also oYnnt-
buses and stages will always be found in readiness
TO convey to and from the different rail-
road depots and steamship wfaryes ~ -1''.'7TT-
1he GROUSE is supplied with the celebrated
ARTEsIAN WATKB, famous for the cure Of dys-
pepsla. Baths, either hot cold, or shower, can
be furnished NJ moment notice. 1851 fIGl'IsIT
n. R.-Steamess leave for Savannah and; Florida
on Mondays, tuesdays, Thursdays. and Satur-
days. Railroad communication with all parts of
the South and West twice daily. 900 -r.7g
fe 6-eodlmx e. H JACRSON
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W. II. PECkHhM, President
Fl. v. GhHAGAE, .ccretary;
l.. MCkDAM, Actuary;
g. A.. FUDIUkAk, superintendent,
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. DISSOLUTAONS, &c.

DIsSOLUTTONS, &c.
NO-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned
" have formed i Cu-PARTN ERSHIP, under
the purpose of conducting the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, and have
taken the large and cent? located warehou ;
teenth streets (north side, formerly occupied by
George /. Herring i Co., and more recently by
The long experience Of CUR senior in the grocery
and commission business in this city Will enable
npPS s wh VIII wa
commend us to the public confidence and patron
age. l. II. ALh o.
......s. ....<g ROBERT ia YLOR,
R1cHMoNo, Feb-uarys, 1889. fe a-7w
RICHMOND, February, 1859.
TO-PARTNERSHIP.- have this day
" associated with me In business Mr.. Z. NJ. ID.
sSe rm wifi Ef BE- aoqss SqalA!y LIS
CO. We will continue the same business hereto
io fe Tim eIaau A'' y HPowHATAN WEIs1GER.
DIssOLUTION.-The firm Of HILL &
~ BENTLEY is this day dissolved. The bust
continued by Hill, Bentley Skinker Us per notice
Of co-partnership below. y
''.'.' W WILL fsdS 6; BENTLEY y
RICHMOND, VA, December u, 1858.
Co-PARTNERsHIP. we have this day formed
a co-partnershtp under the firm name of hill,
ddM az Rs BSNPBaG5s Il ESQ.,
at No. IL Pearl street, Richmond. Va.
Charles d. ELL. William 6. Bentley and Charles
E, Skinker win sign the firm name and have the
exclusive control and active management of the
business. ~ CHARLES D. HILL,
~ WILLIAM g. BENTLEY,
t.-,-EJ - sol rl CHARLES e. SKINKER,
f-,,g.s.,u,. 7.,a- JAMES POTEAT.. r
RICHMOND, VA, January L 1859. jas
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X UARDIAN MUTUAL
W LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES EOE-FORFEITABLE
HALF LOAN GIVEN.

LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CENT
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

scientific expedition for the purpose OF explor
ing the Northern Seas Is being definitely organized
IN London.
meteor OF remarkable size and brightness fell
over Paris on the night OF June 2, at quarter past
eleven The tail OF fire that followed was very umi-
nous, and quantity OF sparks were emitted during
Its descent. the same phenomenon was noticed at
Havre ut the same time.
The inhabitants Of the banks OF the Caspian Sea
recently witnessed singular phenomenon. Among
the Islands sudding that vast lake is one that con-
tains several wells OF naphtha or petroleum oil. A
large quantity or the lnnammabe liquid escaped
from the source and spread Itself the surface OF
the lake, and having 10y some chance caught fire,
punch, only with this difference, that IL had SUPER
nces or Ia, $50 square leagues. similar occurrence
Is mentioned by Herodotus as having occurred In
ancient times.
many by pamphlet entitled ''The Earth to Receive
a Second Moon, at a less distance from IL than the
present one." AS the pamphlet has reached second
edition, we may give short extract from IL. Chap
light ring OF gas surrounding the earth and but
few thousand miles distant from ltr while the
previous chapters treat OF generalities only. The
author asserts that the said gaseous ring Is no longer
sun is below the horizon, OF different density, inter-
rupted by the shadow OF the earth aud depending in
height and duration upon the suns distance from IT,
Just az the rings OF SATURN as admitted by all astro
nomers having become cold, are the precursors OF
moons, he claims the same result for the so-called
Zodiac. The new moon beng comparatively close
TO the earth Will cause many partial and total
ecipsee. The author thinks that the catastrophe Of
time or tnat OF our children. He winds up with the
assertion that no doubt many thousands OF years
have elapsed TO bring about this approximation;
but says he experience teaches US that the duration
OF pregnancy Is thousand times longer than the act
OF parurltlon ana this TACT he apples 10 the forth
coming Of the new moon.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21

Poseidom, Knudsen from Philadelphia, London Cas.ins
soLY 5-or, Carl Johanne, Nordsn from Philadel
sUNDsRLAND June s-Arrived. Trenton, Bes.e, Psus..
ST HyLrsA, May szzPasscd by, Eureka, Young. fro.
san BIAS May @~n s port sehr. yuli. and xtton uns
SEWSoaS june S@saisd, sydsaS.n' SisT, NSorf; III.
'sS S:;;s :s,Iss
% san
ISh julie Sa sandy Hoct 70. sr
ds sn. @
ship Nsyad. Jeys isay St6, brig lebanon OBI NYorI
ssmpabss a,e ao"rs % lBr Hampton Roads; 2' ''hr
3 Doctor eBr, for Baltimore, .sAr Carson
Tao.As NAY D.r1 Mulh., wharton
brig Annie Vail Grant B.rsados and sailed June foi
D s Cfa nd ass % M @ ss @
s. pSss 1S Of NYCt S 0d dss%'Ap South A%s
n %Osd NYSr1 !and sailed S5 sYorE
81 for JS:ss. e.
Es.s s,:ss:
g. Jss0 Sth Linda Al AbbS ssooe BeIScs and sailed sh
STspada sailed scr ssp port
% s oaG aG & %
Louisa Nckersen Little daes Bay 10TH Triton, I.rfin
Dominion stanwood rndad rim snd sailed lin
Aa 'or or
1 sS % yas " qs lS s.s
go s'h bark park Solid S G speson Montevideo with part
II port June l2th bark Pasdn, Brown, for BaltimOre
TRooS, June s-saiied Mexican wech, Providence.
San. R Bay Hp sYor G % @ and
Aurison, Boston.
American Ports.
BOSTON, June 49, AMA5Tiyed, bark Heroine Ncker.on
Liverpool schrsA Heaon Phnney; Champon Clark, and
Cod Haner FREEMAN Sam Franesco bark. Savssnt sa
pas PsdeF sn St osSs.
meBride 8 Pierre Marp DevereauI Rish Washington.
Clara Smith, Smith, do via Norfolk; Herbert Manton, Crow
No vessels sailed. Snip Hugueno went to sea 18TH
2othArrised, barks hendrck, from sourabaya toha,
CHARLESTON, June 2o-Arrived steamship sarasossa.
ndEd M1LMES HOLE June sI.
& for darns: Sar:
s' sf fsy Smith, sf& Smith, sesn DO sSs s
town. nc Mary Graham EoaP,nia, Boston for BamCfe;
for NYorE; Fashion, bavis Boston for do ''' f00'e 'As
ans .ea fasG BRIG sis2 a2y Ellen B Britt sYorr
for :. Andrews schrs Fanny Keang Daniels. Rhil..
ssr windsor. warren ssa'' x.rG.a xG.a
%
mond Sophia r. Jameson Norfolk; sarah, Hennson,
brig. s.s.
A Danenhower, Sheppard, Gardiner A Conklin Dom
Brown Do; %Willsms BTown Roctisnd Lake; H Ella
Amslen Smith, Rishmond Me- Traveller, Hodges, Port
and Reading RR No 35, Weeks, and Reading RR No so,
Corson, New Haven.
s%s aas the
All the other vessels before reported ef: the
hnrbor.
sAN FRANCISCO June lI-Arrved, barks Pekn, sey.
San francisco Nd' scheirnbers, Newcastle Nsw SrsJ
Ford Eelker San Jose de Guatemala Outside bound ina
ship Wilmington (Br), fiom Liverpool.
Cleared l1th, bark Mariana (Br), Vincent Tahiti.
SAVANNAH, June l6-Saicd, bark Onward (Br), Finn,
Havre
20th-Arrived, steamship Gen Barnes, NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
kAYAl NItLlI6ENcs.

Advices from the AsIatic squadron. dated April
q, state that the Piscaiaqua was at shanghae, the
oneida at Hong Kong, the Monocacy on her way TO
Tientsin, with Mr.. Brown, American Minister TO
China, on board. The Iroquis was on her
way to Nagasaki The unadllla was cruising
around the southern ports OF China. The
Ashueot and ArOostook were az Yokohama.
ana the Maumee at Hoga Captain J. y. Creighton
had been detached from the nmand OF the Oneida
anu ordered home. Paymaster q. j. Emery mad been
ordered 70 settle MS accounts naval storeke
at Hong Kong, turning the post over to Paymaster
q. II. Eldrldge. Acting Second Assistant Engineer
Thomas T.. Lynch detached nom the Piscafaoua and
Ordered home. Commander 4. r. Williams ordered
TO the oneida.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
Minister We'Ibs Rupture Of Diplomatic
Relations With Brazil.
Extr acts from the Official
correspondence.
FTaOGRESS OF THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
LOPEZ AND HIS ARMY QUITE ACTIVE
Minister McMahOn's Whereabouts
Ascertained.

The United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Merrimaek, Captain Weir, arrived at
this port yesterday evening, from RIO Janeiro
May 26 with the largest cargo OF coee ever brought
TO the United States py single vessel. 1t consisted
OF 16, 500 bags.
The Merrimack also brought as passenger Gen.
eral James Watson Webb late Minister from the
United States TO Brazil.
On the 2lst ult. Her Highness Princess Leo
poldina, Duchess of SAKE, and second daughter Of
the Emperor OF Brazil, gave birth TO prince, who
was chrlstened by the bishop with the name OF
Joseph. The Duke CT SAKE father of the newly born
prince made afterwards the formal presentation Of
his ehId to the Court.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
Oakley pokes ma under his 'humb,
For drinking rOt-gut, vilianous um,
And sends us 10 Hotel de Bum,
SlN mOutls on Riacksellss Ialapd
FIRE IN CANAL STREET,.

BY fire that occurred at seven O'Clock last night,
at Nos. 25i and 255 canal street, the occupants
kimmel a Forester, printers ana engravers, on the
nfth floor, sustained about $1,000 damage by
fire and water. The flames were con-
nned 70 that noor and the roof of
the building, which Is the property OF the Bruce
estate. Damage fire and water TO building Iully
$1,000. Captain rdanl with detail OF the sixth
precinct pOlcei sergeant Poihamus, with a detail
from the Fourteenth ana detail from the Fifth
were present TO ana the Fire Department. One airy
young gentleman attempted TO force his wav
through the Fourteenth precinct lines and ives &C.
comnodated with tree lodgings.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT or NEW YORK, JUNE 20, 1859.
Herald parlxpaes.

Captains and Purses Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver ali packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
colec, marine reports attend to the delivery of packages
will be seen by The following from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March Q, 1885,
Resolved That on and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship In the
barbor VI New YORK. Passed unanimously.
~ The Office Of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEASNHTTr 10 at Whitehall alp All caions from
and consgnee the masters Of inward bound YES
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21

MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-we learn from the Sanger.
ties Telegraph that on Monday last a very mlracn
OF William simpson, OF that village. The child is
only about two years OF age, and was standing or
playing near the well, when by some cause N was
preciplfated backward distance OF about thirty
ieet There was six feet OF water In the well and
the bucket was hanging down into IL, to which the
ehld chung untll relieved rom Its situation by It's
iather and person who happened TO he at hand.
strange TO SAP the child escaped without the slightest
injury save slight scratch On one arm.