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liceman more than General officer BtMtWfBI to browbeat him. Bu? It was nl in ie order wae to admit no one (he Park wi'hoii? ticket. The order wa? obeyed, and the wile War waa forced to return homeward. Pa paper.ay?t Dl Del tivt-j tlie colored delega'e lo the Statistic, C'riBi-eB, w'iKwe wa? remarked by tdul was Iv a resident of that towi goicg from there to and thence to Grant ley F. Be'keLy, whore viit tbif -twintry a year ago has spoke of in the hse trctmlly beeu engage! in a dii on iii.it era in tiecolnninsof hi? orgai The London Field, hi one of Lia 1 Ihfts hi? claim to be a Gramma aid an expert in Na'ural History.

Ilesaes: ought to know the English rabbit natiially an 1 tifically, having sinditKi ornxtholngy killed an eaten them all my life." He further makes meuiion a whale as an omiihological Prince of Wales is to sleep at Montreal upo a bedstead manufactured him from Canadian ipl Wood. At the top of the bead-board aie his shield an coronet, supported by a scroll of maple leaf, wi scrolls beneath of the r-oee, and thistle twined and the Printe crest all iu carved work. the In the is the Prince crest (th tuft of feathers surrounded by a Of the rose, Rhamr.ck, thistle, combined with th maple leaf. On each of the s'de-paimels of the fool Li.aiti in a plraaiiiK desigii, symbolizing the idea of re? raeautifnlly carved bird, reetiiig with iol led wing in a reeit hung upon a brauch. The posta, which ar of birds-eye maple, have also a good deal a Carving, aud eoiiiiast with the ot.er part? of th beds'ead, by beiig somewhat darker in c.jlor The waalistand was not completed when the edi'or Tit Montea! Pilot paw it, but he trusts that it will Is covered with Canadian marble in to tha froni abroad.

So moderate a wish ought to be grati Bed. It would not do for his Royal Highness to all the time on maple tiedsteads; consequently, we an not Surprised to learn that this article of chamber fur nitur? will pleasingly varied. At Ottawa, for ex ample, the Ulnetrioue will repose on oak; a Falla, the cherry will embalm hi? aenses, anc at Toionto the vigorous walnut will give liim strengtl t'rongh alumber. Corrit re Mercantile of Genoa a'a'e? that foi pome time paet arrests of priests for having prohibited weapons concealed about iheir have very fu-quent On the 18th a named I.aitoliui was taken into custody at Corona Tuscany) ou his leaving the altar, where he had been celebrating mass, aid a was found on him, which he in vain at? tempted to throw- away. This was the thin! priest ar rta-texi for auch au otiense at C'ortoua alone within a nnnth.

The day befare, the Tribunal of Si -tan (Dlapd of Sardinia? a Carmelite friar to a of fit the suuiejotftiiBe of having ti-um about hi? person. John Thornc, the scenic artist, has been dan? gerously ill of biitii Tiiougb not bo des? perate mt il was a few days ago, his case is ex coed it critical. The Itotton Tranteript Bays, with a graceful ex? ultation, that at tl.o recent Commencement at the Veiniont l'niversity, a Boston poet was go funny tLatSaxe, the professional joker and regular Democratic candidate for Governor of the Staie, was forced to laugh. following sketch of Spurgeon at Geievais from the pen of Mr. William i'ouug, the of The Nev-Yurk Albion: Toe pulpil in the Cathedral of this Jonn Calvin prea orthodoxy to the was occupied last Sunday afternoon by ihe Key.

Mr. Spurgeon. Perhaps I am not stricily correct in speak? ing of the puh.it, for the atx-nrat? Murray 'a H.ti us only that the canopy or identical. However, as they assure one ou the spot that the anliqtie chair, placed within pulpit. was used of yore by ihe great i.elormt-r, ihere must have been something of the genou loci above and the London celebrity, as he seated himself before a very large audience.

Am Ins hearer? were, of eoniM' the British Anierjciiu residents or vrsohMa, many native? flon.iliar with English longue, und a lew. I wa? induced to think, who uv but their own. This 1 gahercd from the fiu-t their ItMttvmg immeliately ttftAtr Mr. Spurgeon had read a portion of a chapter from Iriiih, expounding it almost verse by verse. Tl is was evidently jireeumtti to be the eermon.

Having read several of ihe preacher's dise-ouraeB, and failed to find in tnem any -igns of decided originality? unvtbing in -bort which might account for his sudden expected no' unnaturally, to experience of the magm-iiam whi.h hoi Is a liiteLUig ciowd, or, ai any rate, no ios in his mitmier or mauer a piquancy, au even an na touch of vulgarity, that might make him nnlike But the mystery of hia rise and eiistaiue? rtnuiins lo me a mystery He ha? a tine, von aLd every syllable with a re frethii.g distinct it plain, too, that Ins heart is iu his woik. Will tarntet ness, then, and good lungs, suf? fice for the achievement of popuhtrity One would have thought sa, Aud yet otherwise Mr. Spurgeon teemed to me. ajid to exceed iiigly commoiii 1 should venture to sat bim down iu- efficient and useful miuister for a ti of rustics; not aa one likely to convine the dispu? us skeptic or alarm the Jett? red of His fame, therefore, iu my only another example of ihe caprice of metroprolitAtn Wtdnerday, i-erforaiod an entirely new series of feat? on hi? iope, witnessed by thousand? of itera.ma. At 1:30 p.

in. seized his balaticing pole and started on his tour to Cana la. He walked rapidlv, Twice to stund on his head, recliiie on his rope, A.c, ano (roused in Tolling? who have seen him on these mete walking exem-aima ih--re fear: they regard dim more as they a rel on the limb" of a trre, or a cat walking the rail of a On the route he lay down on bis an I turned a auinniereet backwards. About odick ttaited out wi'h a for the pur? pose of taking a vie- of 'tis gTonnds on the American After ic about feet he adjusted his How well he took them we are MBhls vet to say. Good or the picture ie a curioBitv, for it is the only one ever taken fiom tha' point, or in that manner.

As soon be could ga her Bf his trap? he retreated and gave the to O. B. Evaus to plete. Again the gymnai-t appeared on hi? cable, time with a chair on hia back. He aoon had to reel, and not only down, but stood on the rounds of ihe cbair aud balanced in various postures.

ien BiM tie center of the rope he again went through (ral balancing feats. He up in the and eIm the top of the back of the chair. ILLUSTRATING AGRICULTURAL IMPLE? MENTS. With.n last teu years wood-engraving MM reached a of in this country. Tl specimeno of the ait to be found in some of the best American are equal to eogravings on stxel; and even in th? weekly ilListrated pipers we find pictures of remarkable excellence.

The cost of this kind of work, hae not with the improvement; but good engraving? now be bad for lee? than waa paid ten years ago. There la, theref re, no excuse why inventors of agricultural inflict upon the agricultural public the wrtrtcbtod of their implements which are to Ire met with iu tb? agrieiltiiral A good tngrav'mg of a mowing-machine or plow i'B for the latitA.er ut-oe at a glance the principle on wbitali it Btruc'td. Of coarse hi? idea of ihe implement will aa tliecut is and so be likely to oider wiiboni trial Take, for instance, the aooieuta of Cook a Evapo-ator," or a .1 agricuLorel invention? which have B-'uiitied iuto even the a ble T'i rVra und a'4, atd wbst SM liken them to tt m-r hui uL-m n- sf tl Wh-ai, Isa sao worn than the flf by? Heaping A 'a. hine at work in Th ai machine look if from dm piece of shingle, and the grain like a field Tne man-woman or wi mait man Mr choose the for him self i ho over the iu th? evap? orator looka like a pigmy surveying a na. How decent Journale eau eoOM nt to admit such bad pictures we ifl not uiidrTatai.il Tut tiu-t thai aathe namely is so clearly wi'biu their nach, they will not fail to ap? ply h.

Kvery week tbeie are nnnierous eugravinga of machinery and all manner of invent! ma in the jour? nals devoted to the mechanic il arts, wh'ch give to the reader a complete liflfl iuveiaioiie whole and detail. Tbe hlocka they use may cost a few shillings more than the uncouth drawing? of the agri? ultural but they repay a hundred tiinea their cost. H'OOZ- GROWING IN WISCONSIN. Coinspondence to The N. Y.

Tribune. Dane Wisconsin, July lSoO. Having had some experience in farming in rin 1 will give yon a maternent of wool-raidug during the year: Nov MSI to 215 iheen, to 2e tin.a ar-h liay. 00 Dr. tn l.nihels of 00 Dr to tun? wheat ttrtw to ofltet agtinit Dr to ibep durit Winter.

3, un Dr to piiJ ho) vtat.1, on praiile dur inn buintnrr, uni on grain lielda liext Kill, 07 per month. 49 00 Dr. to tiliin? and ibeiiing. In Dr. to 2 biirret? of ii.vi Dr.

to Intelett on capital tuvehted, ltlper cent. Il July, IMA, Cr. l.T Kim pound? of e.lrj at r. by thiep, 01. 640 Totti.fan Dednct of tbeep and keeping one yen.

TOI Total profit.02"?; 10 Leaving a gain flffMI 10, afier paying the market price for all the produce they coutume, aud a fait re? muneration for time iu taking can of th am. I make no charge for boarding the shepherd hoy, his assistance morning at.d evening pays fu The ex? pense of taking care of sheep on prairie is as much as the interest and laies on Lmd to pasture them in an in eh sed teld My in wheat hue proved to ni? that it is a very hazardous buriuesa, while wool gtowirg we are sure of a "crop" which will always 1 ring cash, with the smallest umoaut deducted for freight to Mastern market of any crop we oau raise. Joiin BiioivN, io thkPkksi mm following is a translation of a letter written by John Blown, jr to the Pieeideut of Huyti: Exreltevi-y Ott Fahre QmfcmrA of the ot llayli. Words full of consolation have come it, me and those who in iBBl try chei iah liberty, eqiality, and fraternity. Tley li.lonu ns that the good people of your republic given a unanimous manifestation of their grief on thfl ooosflioa of the execution of my IflSMMMM father, Capt.

hn Brown. Bad liia compau lOM in arrris. Allow me, in tahalf of the members my family who ere not yet fallen victime beneath the irejn rod of the slaveholders in America, say to you. and through you to uU g(Kd flaytians, that we entertain for you a 1 0M CDrdial -yinpalhy. Although country is lar from onrs, and thongh WO speak languages, we ueverthtltss feel that hearts can meet notwith standhig intervening distances; we remember God has formed of one blood all the inhabitants of the earth.

brothers, and here, in this land of slaves, the warmest tuende, of your race are watch iig you to observe how you refute the defamation that thfl OtftlOMlfl incapable ot self-government. You hive given proof of your ability as soldiers. Without otlier than that you found in your OWB energy and valor, you have thrown off'aud broken the yoke of tho tyiant, and obliged him to refuge 011 the ocean. Your enemies thenise lves ail you brave; your friends know that von are humane and magnanimous. The entire vvoifd to-day beholds in you Dm sublime spec? tacle of a people who, knowing the value of tbe liberty they have conquered, have arrived at that etago of progress which permits them to extend generous sympathy toiheir oppressed brethren in a foieigu laud.

"In this you have proven that spiti: of progress which is the omen of your future giand'-ur and the irnaranty of the atconiplislnneiit of our most brilliant reign of uuiversal emancipation. "We bSTfl heard how a slave-p'iwer one 0 yenr most noble champions und em him in'o a eld. damp dungeon, where, he died of hunger. In onr country, fines, imprisonment, hot iron, or the gibbet is the portion of those who will not prowl rate theuieelves Moloch of Slavery. Nevettl.eleBs.

iu spite of all these cli.tsliseuiente, we are di.stounilfed. "Tne mntilated body can disappear: but the soul survives it. So it ia tlien only the body of Ton Ouver? ture wb'ch tle-eps in ihe tomb; his soul visits the cabins of tbe slaves of tbe South wheu night ia spread over face of nature. The ears of our Americin slaves hear his voice? iu the wiud-gusts which sweep over the of Texas, of Arkansas, and Missouri; his voice finds an echo in the immense valleys of Fl among the of the Carolinas, in the Dismal Swamp. upon the mountain proclaiming that the despots of America slnll yet know the strength of the toiler's arm, and that he who would be free must him? self strike the first blow.

Long live Fabre Geifrard. Long live the Re? pu! lie. Such is the aspirtr.ion of the sincere friend of JOHN Jijjert.n, April, TlIF Pllll. IDHt.l'lllA Pol.IC>.?The police of I'liiill delphia have recently Icen to a gflflMfl exam ination, fbff the purpose of WflflOMfl out thfl iinapablee, of whoni a large fo'ce seems to have heeu enrolled in the rink? The givMtSB following particulars: I'le taken by thoee to appear, for tl porp 'se of makirg a appearance before MM who were to decide upon their f.ite, in laughable. Alina?) tueir bflMclMMjMOM, boot? bla atn) their thrown well out.

a id sum? of thein their leads elevated stiffly. old man, who bn been on flhfl fon gi-at bile, bas foi a iig time foutid it nee? to use a stoat can? to aid him in hi? walk) around the beat a-signul him, b'U en bis visit he ft 1 ib cane behind, and with great difficulty rea? the station, and, on going up the steps, to raise one of bis feet with his hands, it? to get up stiirs. Of uree he wi-e deemed nniif for active servicie, but the Coiniiissioiiers humai advi-ed the Mayor to give him ihe apt 1 1 tflflwhfly it. ra? tion o'd iii-vii 'ft iily worn oui in tin? ten-ice of ihe city. Another case' MnMlgllid th it of a man over 70 veale age, who IflflflVd doWB, not only with the weight of office, but with the a vtiiiiulaten of ears until bis ahowMflrfl hflflMM rounded to a ifl? gree tha? was marvelous, laifl MM had an contii 11.1! on force hv the reconnut" of Ouincil 111? 11 and olliers from bis until it hard to teil vv.

ich Mayor bad thfl hoaoi of making lao Mpotat T'e we-e also btMUMJMd ex tiii ine the men as to their qualifications iu re iding and wining as well as to ihe goodness of thflil eymght. Some lew could read bfldly. and BOtUd not see to 'IV nme U-ets applied to the men examined wi'l hereafter applied when new applications are made. Thfl members of the forth, nui pOMOf the evceight of had pli a card wi some f.w wopis upon it, in such a iK.ei.ion that noi.e but who bad good eyesitrht cubi read it. One man.

it was suspected, had had eve-igbt, from the fac? that he had the other? closelv to the words on the card the matter fully, the card MSB changed for another, having eutiftlv different mailer upon it. Th? victim came in, and stood the examination ai to condition, iu. and then he was dir? to reit'l the aid. He and wiih great rapidity read the words that wiie en the card liist.up, iguonng altogether the one before hi? a. Bchools connected with the St.

Peter a and St Pan! a Church of Williams bnigli, on Monday went on their annual pic-nic flBSBf eion to MviT. -avenue Park. The scholars to the num Ur of formed in procnaion at the chnr? iu ItMad accompaided by their teacher? and p.c.d.d bv three bands of mnsic, marched through the pritciiml itreete of the city on their way to the paik. They wore acccimpanied by a delega? i in of about 100 memleer? of tbe St. Petitr a and St.

Paul? lien? loleut Society, and on the ground were joined 1 an iiiiiiieti we concourse of people. It fat at 'east 4.O11O persons participated in th? feativi of the oeeaeioii. No seriell? ac-tiiletit ocourred ma? tbe pMflMBM if ihe day, and all to their n.e in the eveuii Liivi.g a season nii-Toyed pleaeure. A Ubh, No luA In? In, BiMi W'aaai, VVsBai.i 'i'aisi MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT WHO BRANCH. Ht and tmnsieiit ''f Long Bran? weta painfully yect-rdHv mB.rr?ing by the signs of murder in th? vicinity.

A pine cord-wood nick, bloody and stuck over wi Inn an hair, was found at near tl Mot.mouth by James Wo-ul and Wm. Smit two old fishermen, about Near by, in tl sand, was a poo! blood. There plain iudic tiovs 'bat a bad laien dragced fiom ibis to fisi thirty feet trUtsnt, thai ibis boa' lu btcii run into the surf, and that it had ti on l'y cou arbore fifieen or twenty vards further up. The su lying in the bottom of the boat wit? bloody. ptLnie? were found iu the sand where the Btrngg probably took place.

There were naked footprints tween the spot the pile from whiih the stick taken. The minder must have done after midnight, the lido wcnld have obliterated all pisto shots svue heard abrmi twenty fnir'ntes after 11 by Mt J. A. Ci iter of the. Tremoni HoJie.

A woman, employed as a cook at one of th lestauraiits, tliat about clock on Monda, night she heard a ncise of a scnttle, and two di, of a one after tl.c other. Several oths state that they abo heard the di-jcharge. Irqnirieg were made to find whether unybody wa issii froni any of ihe hotels or bearding bosses, nn it wa- ditcovertd iba? had disappeare from the National. Nothiig further ia known in re gard to them. Coroner Borden Moni? is making a thorough exam but thus far no light has been shed upon tin mystery.

It is suppi.sed that the victim was one of i party i i-xmiri? i. i -1 that vi-iied Long Branch, takiu) the Delaware and Karitan Huilmad from Newark, am did not return until a late hour. Others assert that i could not have been a member of the excurei part; who was murdered. ANOTHtJl ACrOUNT. We have received the following additional statenian of thie mysterious affair: Brim ll, Tuesday, Aug.

7, 18'V). Early this morning, a murder was com mitred on tbe beaih, in froul of tlie Moutoouth House al thi? plaire. An excursion from oc tbe shore dnring the evening, and returned by a tndn to Port Momnonth, and thence by gtcaaboat tr Newark. There wen also large numbers of pers on the beach, under the Summer houses, A until after midnight, but no noise or quarrel was lit- ird. Before runriso, ihe nshirmin went down to boats as usual, to go off to the fishing ground, wheu one boat was found out of its projier place with the sail, sea's and qi-arter-rail covered with bbxod.

looking aiound, it was fouud had been a severe struggle iu the sand, and on further exiaiinaiiM sti? of four feet and ffitir inches diame'er, wae discovered. It was covered with ire and human hair. A coincb, three inches long was. al f.innd, at one end with blood. ia sup? posed, vva" used to Btnp the cries of tbe murdered man.

It is tuilier supposed that the murder was committ -d where tin- stick of pine wood was fomd, and i.ly placed in a boat, carried ott to sea the fishing boat, mid Coroner Morris the matter in charge, and will do all in bis power to feiret out the No une is yet missed in this neighborhood, but ai there are about five thousitiid boarders lera from all of ihe cuptry, it is impossible at to miss a stranger oat of bo many. Some think it is one of the Newark party. The ban louiid is ol da: color straight aud coarse. CITY ITEMS. BtTtt'l ir-York Cattle Ttttitf Aug.

are in market to-day some 3,100 head of bullocks, and, on the average, about the worst quality that we have had this Summer; fur the mean? est sort? about tbe lowest price? were obtained. At the same time, there is au adva.ae upon last for the best, encb as our lirst-clae? retail butchers alwaye buy, whatever the pries may be. To they have to pay e'lttKaletit to a pound for the net weight of beef, tlie seller bide, fat, and offal. In fact, some f-w choice bullocks Lave sold to weigh at 0, cents, and we bave doubt that many of tbe sales at conta upon estimated weight will prove nearly 10 cents. This a I vanea upon first, or rather, upon extra is all owing to a scarcity of that lass, and the necessity of butch? ers having a few to kill far their customers, and not from any deficiency in the total supply, forthat, al? though eonie 700 head les? than it was last week, is ample for the demand.

In fact, the market for all grades but the best opened dull this morning, and con? tinued so all day, with a large stock left unsold at iiight for the supply sf to -morrow. A few jieraons held on to their Btock in the forenoon, under the im pression ihai business would improve toward night. If it did we failed see- a- we shall BUrprised to pas i' improve to-morrow, as we heard some of the wholesale butchers express their determination not to hui great reductions, having suffered last week. Ti.e weather to-day is extremely a rtg-ii'iht the interest of and the prorpci'f ol to-morrow aie not Haft-ring. F.AHAN? 09 Me EOWll ti (tistiroruirhed iiau'edian ha? ma? i iuiet announced bis d-t? initiation to a-' no more, ii'i'l hnsiudeed carried out ibis so far us to the MMJt more tbaa five yea's, he ha? at BOWM e.l to play a r.f farewoll engagements in principal ii of tho Mr N.

ot bio's Garden is the fiutiiniite manager who ha? in induc? ing Mr. roiree! to thit aciioii. engagement is definite for two hnndie I sights, on Monday, thi ITiti of lar. oj-en at Nib ItVl ai hi? voice bar bOOOOsO remide otic to he li? I gUnUS'd ex l-i Hie: ts of the he will lit li.ee night? in MM week; aftsr t'ine. bs rill probably play even bight.

1 is iu contempla imi l.v the tragedian and t'c in.Barer to bave IVOthiog und make ibis vviii.h bril? liant ei ev? i p'ay-f by foriOSt. A wlil le en sged specially, with a view thsirthorongh b. ti s.v ie of wi.icu will be ai n-t! e-e will le ia the cafe of the leu. m. pe tor th? wind? la madre 1 nights, 1er paiiM nor money will be loan-tire the tii-st hi i iei-n iu ihn coiriiiy.

iln-icT members of the paily will travel wi Mr 1- I that the ciiizeis of other towns 11 be MM regaled with diamatic of with those of New-York. Mr. Cha-les Either, one of ihe Ixs? BtMn in Amer lias been alitady engag'd, and ntgOtbaMM are in with the wh'iae servi, as are Mr. binitelfdesignafes tbeaiti-tthe wonl-l like to have with him, wheu, if possible, they are at MM In one or two cases previous engage? ments have proved troublenonie, but the season il to eatly WwpniMlsOaJ few tic'irs hive mudeengage menu bu i ex! Winter. One notable feature of the cotrqianv, will la the engagement i wo leading 1 ore loi lie the Julie de Mortemare, and the Calaiithrr ihe other for the I-idy Macbeth? and Emi? lias.

Tue acleoa who is equal to Lady Macbeth baa seldoui the youth loveliness that should diftinguUh Jnhet. At Nibl. all to be mod in Mr. I pi. ce? will be piinted new, und we are si-viral will be pro iMBtlbB? that has never been ox.ell.-d in Mr.

l-oneat willpl.iy in Bo-bm, Ph'Ja. el p' ia. Do tiinoie. and perhap? fow other cities; but N- ni.iuially the moet of hia time, p. art bua-1- nei.t at the I IS 5, le perf.liic-.i I IM following r-Jil I Lti.i.r.

Ms bsah, Hrntus, L-ar, Jack -a I Hainlet. luai ditiou to tbne plays, we understand that he ha, toprodare twoortiuvC tra.jfliii written for him, mi La. never acted. The BtBBaVS Mr. Nix-m i with tbe arrangem.nt? for tbla npi.i febtival.

The ground wl.ich hit Inn selected for ti of the triumphal rttn a raturai ampt theater in shape, and of euch vast dimenaiona th people can witneM the exorcises without inte fciing with each other. Seats will be provided lafliei and their atfendaut gentlemen, whi( w.li bfl so arranged that all communication tl net crowd will be en 1 off. Tiese teati wi luvt? a gate of entrance nnd so tbi hulie who to see the hero of the King can enj'j that feli'-i'y withont the necestityof boing brought contact with any of the lesa refined elementa of on population that may chance to be on the spot. Eroi the public feeling that tho whole affair wiil bo coi ducted with order and di-corum under the of Mr. Nixon, the demand for placn has already gnn, aid the prospects now are that tbe apace rBMBTO the ladite will be all tilled.

The exercises on thi) oc cneion are well arranged, and will begin wiih a Gran Concert by Dodworth's Baud of pieces. In the in terroiieion of the Concert the Champion will ith th? other participators in the m'lin business the day, will be driven in BBflisSBB around the arena MB feet in diameter, which is to be kept clear. Then ii the middle of this spree a CI feet ring will erected and a spurring i.ispl-iy will take place, in which Messrs Ma.d.'isld, Cusick, Ottignon, Price, and other distin g'lii-hed ptx fessera of the manly art will participate The most feature of the exhibition will bf the tet-to between Hceran ar.d Kdward Ptii-e, th? conqueror of Australian Kelly. As Mr. Price is I rear of nearly the weight and size of Savers, and is, withal one of the test eparrcrs in the country, this combai will be to a great extent a friendly reppidnction of the great battle of Famborough heath.

BflflflBB will als? put on the gloves with Otti-jnon and with others, After tliia par- of the exhibition is concluded, the pecu ninry results of the Heenan Fund" will be preaentecj to the with an appropriate speech gen llenan ibis city. Tbia purse will amount to severa' thonsaiid flollan. It ia not impos-iblc that the bell which was presented to Heenan in England, and whict was detained there to be finished, will arrive in time for the eventful day, in which case this trophy will be also exr.il'ted. If tie weather chance? to be fair, th? exercices will probably le witnessed by many thou lands of people. Kvrry precaution will be tikou ta l.ti-p pci feet order secure the liest convenience ami tiifort Um ApAAMBMBi Similar festival? are to be in PhiUid? Iphia, BofltflB, Baltimore, Hartford, and other New-England towns: thence tho company will go to All? my, Troy, ctady, Bochi's'er, Iaockrort and Buffalo; thence to Cleveland, from wiiich cify tl.ey to Cincinnhti.

thence down the Ohio and to stoppiug to give exiiibi tioi.B at all the principal towns on the ronte. Tur OOVSII Board of havinb' confit rued the contract )r this building, work will commence upon it very soon. Tiie etruc ture will have a front of feet ii inchea on Ludiow at reef, by 89 feet 11 inches on Essex-Market place. It is to be constructed of Philadelphia brick, with New-Jersey and tin rooting. The lirbt floor will contain the keeper? rooms, with a kit? hen 17 by '20 fnt, a large office, the prisoners dining-room, l.r) by feet, and two bath-room).

The plan is euch that the colls cannot be reached except through the office; they will be in number; of these I'i be on the tirrt floor, each by 8 feet iu size, and designed for Uniled States prisoners, who now have to bfl taken to Brooklyn for coutinement. A broad corridor will extend on each of the from the eerond floor to the roof, where there will be a sky? light. Thus, anum standing inthe angle of the corridor will able all the cells. Tbe windows will be arranged that the cells will be well lighted and ven? tilated. Citt Dn.tvFRv 'iy L.ittkrs?Su vMrnt.

Mmmvn Saturday last a note addressed to a in The Tmni office was deposited in one of the United States mail boxes in ihe vicinity of avenue and Fortieth struct, appointing a business in terview for Mondiiy. The communication, however, fniled to reach its destination nntil abont 5 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, In consequence of which great Ifl I convenience was to the partie? concerned. Tbia, we a fair specimen of the nunner in which UM city delivery of litters is conducted. It is not very snrpiieing, umler these circumstances, that Mr. Bojd and others ancceeded ao well with their pri? vate city dispatch poBts.

Telegraph are held respcusible for any culpable negligence on tho p.T-t of their employees; why ahonld not the United Statoa lVst-Office Depaitment be luid eqailly responsible for any loss that may be through the ulpabio negligence of its aubordinates I iBSaVtW POSTAS! St Mr? thirty -cent post? age recently by the Government aro iw-oi, ealeat the niuety-ceut stamps will bo ready in a few days. yachts of the New-York squadron ml? yesltiday at White-atone, near Glen Cove. This morning they stait their auutial cruise away down Bflflta Tlio City cannot ho too Iy com? mended for its energy and prompineaa. LaM Tiurs.lay i.igiit, we iutraated tiita charge a letter containirga valiabla SSSMBBM addressed to a gentle nan iu street, neai It. il.vay.

Ti ii letter finally reached its yeiterday at o'clock. The distante between the Post-Office at the corner of Liberty and Nasaiin etpets, and the corner of Broad? way and Gnuid was thua acoomplLhed by the active carrieis of excellent Uncle Lu atout I hour? 'Ml rr-i'iutus. Kvideu'lv the Po-tl-Oihce is an institution that ougi.t to be encouraged. Wii-iTiiu Tin Ti itsti'-Ki sr.v Monday lOSbthe recently-iisi-orporated Turn-Verein of Hoiris Milrosc celebrated its first Festival in the woods of the Park belonging to Williim II. Morris, enq.

The aihletic games were opened with putriotie scngs by tbe Societies from both villages, and an ora? tion was made by Mr. Zooller, a German-born citizen. Iu glowing word?) he reminded hid German-American compatriota und hnthren Turner? that their paramount aim and duty to spread genuine cuitare, to be the unweniyitig champions of radical progress, to stand i. i around the flag of liberty, and to defy oppression, whoever be the In this way alone they will r.ot blush in shame before their compatriot? and cc-Turners in Germany. The orator foreboded the l.irth a new era, pointing to Ihe fomentation and struggles for liberty shaking the Tarions nations of pointing to the Emperor of Itneaia enfoioing upon tbe noble? the emancipation of eerfs.

After praiamg in noble words the blesjLugs of Americau repntdicaniim, aonl alone enlightened, and nmet lee eo forever, be exclaimed, "But a black spot stains the escutcheon of America, a apot of which all the nations of the world would be aihamed, but no the BlavehoMer? and their N'otthern llien explaining in laminons and concise words tho principles of the publican party, and the lawless ooudnct and asnrtions of Sham- Demo? racy, be adjured In? compatriot? not to be indifferent to the political etroggle going on iu their adopted country, to show that aa as reason rules, long as generous 1 iileiitiiii.s warm the hnrt of man, so long working nien will be proud of theirennobling condition and pur nuits, and utterly will despise those soul iraffiekerg, who, in luxury and idleness, squander the legitimate gaina of the poor colored man; trie gains of hard labor in bloody sweat, and under the atrocious whip of the elave-driver, lie asked la countryman to fultill their duty to t.i.nieilvei, to humanity, and to their former honorable Germai, lathethiud, iu iWiD'j for A Bogi's Letttr Cirri? yonug man named Henry W. Stevens, wa? yesterday arrested, charged with having collicted one cent from Dr. Lighthill of No. Si. Marks-place, by means of a bogus letter.

It is alleged that the prisoner luis made a regular l.uai of delivering bogn, letters, and collecting one cent thereon. Justice Sieem committed the acctieed to antvwer. Sunpat 8unda7 night, the barge L. K. Mellen, having just returned from a pleasure ex? clusion, was lying at the dock, at the foot of Harrison etreet, when it waa boarded by 10 or 50 rowdies.

They at once fell to work, and soon devoured all the and drinkables that were on board, and ihreatened de? struction to all the waiters who attempted to interfere. It is raid that the Fifth Ward Police refused to leud as? sistance to the proprietor when applielto. Superin? tendent Kennedy will investigate the charge. We arc indebted to Mr. Elihu Geir of lTartfird for copy of his Directory of that City.

It is an excel? lent manual, full of information of every sort ou sub? connected with Hartford. Troit in are indebted to Mr. Browerof the liiverdale Houfe, Troy, for several large aud beau? tiful Trout, caught from Lake Pleasant, iu the Great Woods of Hamilton Connty, frozen there into the heart of a cake of solid Ice, and thus transported in admirable condition to this City. Mr. Brow er is in the Trout business, and those who want th? finest fish in the world in the finest condition will kuow where to a Spring, wife of the Kev.

Gai-liner Sprit died yesterday morning, at the age of years, of paralysis. This event had been ex? pected for some days, and at the clean of laat week it was a question whether the sermon would be preached on Sunday. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the Brick Church, on Murray Hill. The Nineteenth Ward Kepublicana will have a great at their new wig mam, correr of Third avenue und Sixtieth stnets, to-night. Tbe Wide-Awikes aud Inters will be on hand, with several emiuent a bTEW TOEB Meihcai Coi.I.ri.r.

faw AmTtcan Mtdicol Timm says that ibis school abo'ii re? organized The following gentlemen, it reported, will be among its Prif.Brors, viz: Drs. Caruochan, Beete, Budd, Raphael ami Brom Bon, of this city, with Dr. M. A. Pallen, of Misaiuri, and Dr.

C. C. Cox of Maryland. There an- lo be twelve Professors? four IssMlM eachrrity.a six months the MSSbM will OfBM ou the of Sep tcmler. A I'm ni States, white washer and yesterday commenced pro? ceeding? agalust Seid, a polnteman detiiled to the Jt Market Police Court, for false imprison? ment, claiming daniaires to the amount State? sets forth in hia affidavit that, on the Nth of April last, lieid had a warrant for hia arrest for assault and battery; that, when fervin-j? the warrant upon him, Ihe officer thai for $10 he could settle the matter.

States paid him the money, and thought no mere aboutit. On the 1st of August, however, the officer again presented himoelf, and arn-eted States mi the old complaint. II? f.uther u'leges that wheu be was broughl before the Court of Special the officer made statementa, on the streugth of which he (States) wa? locked up in the Tomb? for three days, and forced to a small tine. This ment is duly swoin lo, and the were aervtd yesterday upon the officer. Ronur ftadfrey, a youag man employod by Dodd Co.

an espre'S agent, on Monday to prieoa son market, by Aid. liiady, chargeai with robbery and forgery. It ia alleged that the reused waa mtroated with a containing to deliver to E. at No. .16 Amity afreet.

Inatoad of doing It is charged that he the money, and forged a receipt for the amcunt. ToMPKiss Helaran saya he in? tends this shall be th? model market of the city. The letting out of the stands, numbering about sixty, bo? gan yesterday, and aome persons took possession at enoe. The butchsjs will take all ths stands, urn be irg twenty-fix, on Third avenue. The fruit and vega tablen will be to th? east of the center.

The butter will be on the corner of Seventh atroot aud Hull place, aud the fish, ou the comer of that candidate who repr-seents the bist portion of the American extension of With iu HONK1 HIjtveTy? aisierx, innocfiit lager beer, etc. with it? uiiuflected with Its dancing? on greenaaard, it was ia its simplici'y genuin? German domoBiie-henrth festival. It recalled to the relator his youth, bringing him about forty years Lack, when was a liitrtchentrhafter Tumrr, whan iu the poetical ft i mai i life, and knowledge at the youth? ful foontain of the unfuthomed German mind. o. Tur and the Cboto.n having been made by Mayor Wood to the prosee uti on of the work of laying the new main over tho High Mig? without contract, the Board, when di- rectcd by the Common Council to prec-eed in the manner to lay down a four-feet main between the Cen? tral Park and reservoir, in order to be assured in their proceodinga, applied formally to the Mayor to know if there would be any objection? on hia pait to signing the warrants fot said work; to trim I.

ihey received the following reply: Orru New Jnl? 1W0. Trova? Pmidrnt Orotmt mtnutmn Hard Dkaii Slk: I l.tie reit ivetlacorii.nirjl. l.iifri.iii Hoard, of lid? date, l.iqiilrtii?-whether, in the event of i.roreedlnf whh tbe Work ol laying a four feet main pips to connect the nforr und ower by wnrk. ii.ulrr a the) Common Council, them wilfbi- any ohjer ion on my tntirjt? warrarii? for the lame. In repl? I would that clel of th? shnracter alluded to will In cate ihe Board proceed under the reiolatlon.

I am, KERNA.NDO WuuD, Mayor. Whcrenpoti tho work was commenced last George S. Greene acting eugiaeer iu charge, with uliout men engnged. Yesterday the Crofou Board received the following note: OrrtcF. NbW'Vohb.

Anf. 7. Tiic.ma? Prr.rHBM.. Sir I wa? by bll Honor the when be town on Frida? that In cate tlie Hoard of pot? to pro. eedli.gt to a pipe from ihr dl.tritiutbu to the re ivlrc reservoir, to requeat that you action In acconlance with the will of till? branch of the City In punuance of theie I Inrlote you herewith a fjer ttlied cony ol laid retolaliou.

lam, r.tpectfiilly, J. B. AULD, Clerk. The following is the reeolution referred to: li, -nltcd. That Crolcii A.iued'ist Department be reqneaed and directed to itay all farther procoediiif? In Itylng, the tiir-e tour teet pip? and its appiirtenaii In th? pipe chamber of reservoir in hlfMieth Fourth and Ki.rty-iecond and for excavation, enibanXmeiit, nio i.nry, and other worin connected therewith, until further in Urnrted by the Coumil andcontraeteiitered Into there? for.

Whereupon Mesare. S'ephens and Craven ordered tho work stopped yesterday afternoon. Tu? Wroimit-Iron Mai? er the Hioh Bridge. Sneden Sl the contractors for doing the meihaiiical work of laying a seven-foot wrought-irou maiii over Bridge, yesterday sent a communica tioii to the Board withdrawing from their con? tract, and saying that they cancel their bid, alleging that, an unusual de'ay baa occurred since they trficted for the work, which would protract it to an inclement -eason, at an incre outlay, or it over for completion till next season. The Board say that the delay has been only thirty days, which they consider no more than a fair period of timo for getting a contract confirmed by the Common Coun? cil and signed by the Mayor.

The sureties will be? held for the for which they have bound them? selves. Sneden ft bid lesa than the next lowest oder. Sixth and Hall ifMSj, It at first pnpnsd should occupy th? ncirtb-MM i trat ner of the bnildlng, from the fact that a onwot by; bot a lerinir hy Peter Cooper, folio by Philip W. Engt, Charln Col. location wm charged.

An appHntlon orant'd for a stand near the nntet of the market for vending cooked fewd, as boned tnrkey, French mntdhgt, and forth. The removal of the old market abed? vill Increne tb? revenu? of the Cooper and mnch imorovfl the appearance of part of city, It will re? veal a plot of well-kept and flower? inelond by a iron The dlme-idon? of the bnlld'og aie 181 feet and I on Third and street, and ltOO fnt on Sixth ar.d Seventh hight of tbe mat ket-room 19 feet. The is divided off into sixteen la-ge rooms. Tb? third ha? no partition, and has p-obahlv tbe area of any room in New-York. It will be occupied by the 7th Regiment.

The Board of Supervisor? i.con, President Stfvv.irt in tie chair, th? apecial leemd the consideration of the plans for a new ID un of Detention for On motion of Mr. Pi'Rpr, special order taken np. The Commlttn on Plana for tho lions? of DetenHen, reportad In favor of th? by Mr. Little, ai recommended by the Police Den-t'tmont. motion, the report wm accepted, and the phufl approved.

ft is proposed according to plans, to erect a building on Mulberrv street, between Broom? and Spring streets, stories in hifirht. SO fnt front by 38 feer in depth, with a wing of '20 feet in width, running buck the whole length 0f the lot, or nearly 100 frmt. The first story is to be of tin remainder of brick, and tbe probable cost is abotM A report from th? Kipper of th? Hnnae of Detention for Witr.ssffs was received, aod at-itn that for month of July'here had leuen deuined from New-York Comity witnesses, an aggregate of 516 from Kings County 1 aggre? gate number of data making a total of 54 witueasM demined in all days. The bill of Charle? Brown of Tummsiy nail rent of rooms for Superior Conrt was taken and led to along dirriiseiou as to his claims on th? Board. On mo ion was again referred to the Committee Tie resolntion providing for printing" th? list of sud Canvassers'of Kletetion was taken Mr.

Pt'RDY moved to add The Metropolitan R'-ord, The Atlas. Ditpatrh, Sunday Times, Leader, World, and Journal of Commerce, ne nid all the partisan papers on the other side were on th? list, sud he thought it wen'd better add these aln? wa? Biigg-ated to add The bu? Mr. aaid that wa? a religion? paier; they would not the list. He claimed that there waa not a fair repreaentation of Democra'ic papers on the list. After considerable defat? th? reeolu'ion was referred to th? Committee on Printing, to report to the Board a future meeting.

Ihe Board adjonmed to mnt again three week? fro? yesterday. THF. CRF.AT F.ISTF.RX PRF.DI4 TED. To the F.ditor The Y. Ti ihune.

Sir: Since the Great Eastern and everything con? nected with her seema to bo 1 I beg leavo to say that on the July, I took passage in the ship Snsquehanna Cspt. John Mearken, of Packet line, from Philadelphia to Liverpool. APerfl pleasant pnssage of about twenty we made Capo Clear, and afterward saw several British sea steam? ers, which the Captain seemed very much to admire such fine sea boats, and in the courn cf conversation used to me nearly the following words: You mty not live to see them, nor I either, bnt the tlm? will come when sen-going steamer? will be built far largor than yon have any idea of now. They will lee buHt of iron, six or seven hundred feet long, abl? to crnfl the Atlantic iu eight days, and they will be the swift? est, steadiest, and most vetwela far passengers, that ever floated, and the fir? one will bfl built in England, because there they can soonest rain the means and find the men to try the vast experiment." Although I am an Englishman myself, I muet say that the idea of such a veerel us the Great Eastern may not have been originally an English one, for Capt. Mear? ken said a good deal and spoke very positively on tho anhject.

I believe he is now dead and gone, bnt prediction is verified, and I believe that, bis idea of a great was correct in every point. I havo crossed the Atlantic many times, and I have been on the Great E'stern and examined her thoronghlr. I fully believe that ehe can the Atlantic in eight that is the Bwifteat, strongest, and I un? der proper management) the most comfortable sea-boat f. pass? narers that ever waa built. If there wereB sufficient depth of water for her fully loaded, at New Yoik and Liverpool, running asa pttssenger and freight boat between those two ehe would pay.

For passengers, she wonld have a mist dlocfdad preference over all other Tbe America and the British Isles large enough now to? profitably employ the Great Tbe only tion is, are there two ports at which she can enter, aud etill gi't her neceesary share of that trad? t. j. To make Fanny's crisp gingerbread, take two cipo of butter, two cups of one cupof titgir, tVaipoonf il at toda dlstolveJ tibie tpoonfuli of milk, and two of tinker flour to make enough to roll out; toll it out very thin on buttered tin aud mark it iu arid bale in a quick oven. DisoRDiiRtr Cameron of thfl F.luhteeiith Ward, on Mondar rtiiht. male td-icent upon as bouie fame in Twenty Undlidy, flvBB? Veazfe.

two rip. and tntnv tnaa. honte wa? in macnifi-orrt ar.deit-niir.-ly by i-t toi' Veazie wit held foi trial, and tM were detained Mt'TiNY in THF. Jnoh) D-ri kton, tailort on foar.1 th? M.rlt, weie MflMfldM nltlit by tb? Harbor rhtrged mitlnou? cos dti.t. and an itten-pt to take the life of tbe mat-.

J. D.lby. Therret, lnd.t-nek Delbv on the head wtth a ihoveL Both tbe priaonirt were looked on for exauilnatiun. PoBflWt tu Fetikn a vonng mtn oie Heurv If. VV ha? been In babl- tome t'tns of soin? the livery itab'e in Twenty-eighth neir Ninth kept by Mr.

Amo? W'llion, and obtaining horte tad ni? of a Prx-tor fur whom he wa? employed. Op Saturday 'a-t. jcuii? VV obtained the bane and wtgon usiia'. but forgot to return them he Wll vnti taken before whttre ha wa? charged with I ar? re! that lie had on a ipree. but did no' bad become cf the horte.

Ha locked up for Illation. NTs and The Coroner wm yn? t-rdav titoimoned to held an na th? bodv of ranay who fell overboard from the barge Frank foo' of Perry ttrret. on Mondty night. A of acM? lu? wi? rendered.lohn Smith, aged en Monday tt the New-York In Injnrlei rived a few diyi iin. d-eeaied.

wbl'e in Mi tb fell down uaon the tidewtlk hole bl? ai .1 Ite.l nth-r aevere bijaiies A verdb-t of isrld-tntal wa? by tbe t'oroner'? Jury. fAdve.t'..,.... BaRNIm's is not only alive with buM n.a??, all aorta of imuteuientt, th? Mn-a? have itn.i their lyre, are thu? of Mfl novslliat taatra on exlilbilion: "Wait It." At black ebony it? The ia left and I bin I there living within It it a onkey from the fis? li it tbe li'k tpe hat it it I It mn? on four i'andi on two, It? 'reth are white mow lit? tonxt-e eau hitler the -r Whit It It. little? head, ronnI as a howl. It? homely face ran smile a 1 it bru without a It It antbt the wl'd? where n-? tud I th? river and tien it uity bt on? to beat thea? Whit It It If human, why icch batid? and I' Ouiana-outirig, th? traes I Where it? home aud retting pttea tvrb batUtff A dvertiiement Gl'RNEl'S Gai.lkrv.

No TOT Bioadway. PHOTOaiMieat, iTOHTTVrM. 1. ib Oil. and Diot b.

r.ti-aui. I IToiTs Hiawatha Hair Rustobative is tho -t market I'm jnv or red hair a UfatflU or brown. Oee In auotaer colima. Adverttptment) Yoi'Nf. Mm.

before deriding on a life pursuit would do fro? Fowls? an No aim Broadway, and thai MM oaa beat hether iu tar. trade, or tu of la? MaaOna.