New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
April 30, 1866

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Bork Tribune, Ve Yu XXVL..N% 7819. NEW-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1866. PRICE FOUR CENTS. FROM WASHINGTON. TE SPECIAL DISPATCHES. OUR The Report of the Reconstruetion Comm. tice, Republicans Unanimously Approve the Filan. The Ar Amendment to the Constitution and nc co YI I— No State Shall Deny Any Person Equality Before the Law, LEE aaa] Batis of Representation Pied, and Rebels fo be Excluded from ¥eting for Nest President, Confederate Officers Ineligible fc Tederal oe The Amendment te be Ratified Before the States Come Back. CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS, A DAY (F GENERAL DEBATE IN THE HOUSE. a IS Speeches by Messrs, Schofield, Higby, Harding, operatic n. Morehead, Finck, Banks and Wentworth, i c— _— WASnINOTON, April 29, 1866, TEER RECONSTRUCTION REPORT. The Keport of the Reconstruction Committee, which war given out yesterday evening to the Associated Press agent, has been the thee of universal coment to-dav. The Committee were in session 2) the members bein Monday the follow! A JOINT RESCLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT CONSTITUTION OF TBE UNITED STATES. Beit resoleed by the Senate and House of Represe tof che United Staves of America in Congress assembled two. shivds of both Houses concurring, »2hat the following erticle be proposed to] the Legislatures of tbe several States us an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which, when ratified by three-fourths of said Legislatures, shall be walid as part of (he Constitution, namely: ARTICLE SPCTION 1, No State shell make or enforce any Jaw which shall abridge tle privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States, nor shall any State deprive any person of ife, liberty or property without due process of law, nor deny fo any person within its jurisdiction the equal px tection of the laws, £EC. 2. Representatives shall be apportioned among the sev. eral States which may be included within this Uuion accord Aug to their respective numbers, counting the w hole number of persons in each State, excluding Indians not taxed. But whenever in anv State the elective franchise stall be denied to boy portion of its male citizeus not less than 2! years of age, or in avy way abridged, except for participation iu the Re. pellion, or other erime, the basis of representation ‘n such State shall be reduced in the provortion which tie vu. bes of puch mele citizens shall bear to the whole number vi pale cit gens pot Jess than 21 years of age. Spe. 2. Until the 4th day of July, 1870, all persons who vol- untarily adhered to the late insurrection, giving it aid and gomfort, shall be excluded from the right to vote for members of Congress, and for electors for President and Vice-President of the United States, Bre, 4. Neither the United States nor any State shall assume tr pay avy debt or obligation aiready incurred, or which may hereafter be incurred, in aid of the insurrection or war against the United States, or any claim for compensation for logs of lu voluntary service or labor. Spc. 5. That Congre=s shall have power to enforce, by propriste legislation, the provisions of this article. 4 BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE ~TATER LATELY I¥ KEBELLION TO THEIR FULL POLITICAL RIGHTS. Whereas, 1t is expedient that the States lately in fpenrrection should, at the earliest day, consistent with the future peace and safety of the Union, be restored to full participation in all po- Jitical rights; and whereas, the Congress did, by joint resolu. tion, propose for ratification to the Legislatures of the several States. as an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, an article in the following words, to wit (the constitu. tia! article bere inserted), now, therefore, Be it enacied, Se., That whenever the above recited swend- ment shall have become part of the Constitution, and any State lately iu insurrection shall have ratified the same, and shall bave modified its Constitution and laws iu conformity there. with, the Senators and Representatives from such State, if found duly elected and qualified, may, after having taken the required oaths of office, be admitted into Congress. Second: And be it further enacted, That when any State lately in insurrection shall have ratified the foregoing proposed swendment to the Constitution, apy part of the direct tax, under the act of August 5, 136], which may remain due aud oupaid in such State, may be assumed and paid by such State, and the payment thereof, upon proper assurances from such State, to be given to the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, may be postponed for a period not exceeding ten years from and after the passage of this act. A BILL DECLARING CERTAIN PEKSONS INELIGIBLE TO OFFICE UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED BTATES. Be it enacted, 4c, That no person shall be eligible to any office under the Government of the United States who is io- sluded in any of the following o'nsses, namely: First—The President and Vice-President of the Coufederate States of America, so-called, and the heads of departments thereof. Second—Thoss who ia other conatries acted ag agouts of the Confederate States of America, so called. Zhird—Heads of Departments of the United States, officers of the Army and Navy of the United States, and all persons educated in the Military or Naval Academies of the United States, Judges of the Courts of the United States, and mem bers of either House of the Thirty-sixth Congress of the United States, who gave aid or comfort to tha late Rebellion, Fourth Those who acted as officers of the Confederate States of America, so-called, above tha grade ot colonel fin the army or master (nu the navy, or any ore who, as a Governor of either of the so-called Confederate States, gave aid aud comfurt to the ate Rebellion, Fifth: Those who have treated officers or soldiers or sailors of the Army or Nuvyof the United States, captured during the late war, otherwise than lawfully as prisoners of war, It is understood that the vote upon thom was 12 against “8. Asit is known that Bouator Johuson and Representa. tives Grider and Rogers only voted in the nagative, the affirmative must ba Senators Fessenden, Grimos, Hursis, Howard and Williams, and Representatives Stevens, Washburae of Hlinots, Morrill, Bingham, Coulling, Bout wel! and Blow. This will be reported to the House and Senate to- morrow, aud an sarly day fixed upon for its consideration, The proposition embodies the deliberate judgmest of the abdest and truest men ia Congress. After four months of the most searohing investigation ud dispassionate discussion, among the members in com- Wittee, it is believed the plan will meet the entire sane Bon of all shades of opiuion and sentiment. Thus far, 10 among the Union members of eithor House has ex- four hours on Saturday, g present, amd agreed to report ou ng proposition: 70 TOE tatives ap- tf the idea of, thé retrocession good faith, it will receive his approval and co- Neither of Lis organs here, it is stated, will commit themselves upon the proposition to-morrow. Thaddeus Stevens avows his readiness to acquiesce in the measure. The Licutenant-General expresses his appros val, and ro measure of Congress Las challengd such vui- versal assent in ell quarters. It is not anticipated that any materia! amendments will ‘be carried, and the States will be invoked to convene their legislatures so a6 to se- cure its adoption by loval States, thus stimulating concur rent action by the States lately in rebellion, PERSONAL, Senator Cole of California, John A. Andrew and Cyrus W. Ficld arsved here to-day. THRE CABINET AND RECONSTRUCTION, A majority of the Cabinet are quoted as favoring the re- Construction report. TUE RELIEF OF THE CONTRACTORS! The bill for the relief of the iron (lad contractors, which passed the Senate by such a large majority, it is said, will fuil of suecess in the House, unless the list be enlarged so s to include the manufectures of guns, whose aggregate losses, itis claimed, through no tault of theiis, is quadruple that of the shipbuilders, THE WHISKY TAX. The whisky distillers and whisky owners Lave commenced their warfare on the tax of $1 a gallon reported by the Commitiee on Ways aud Means. A delegation is already on the ground here to persuade ‘ogress that a larger revenue can be got ont of a small through an inereased Po. tax toan a large one, particularly in arts and manufacture, THE TAX ON TOBACCO, A delegation of tobacco manufacturers from New-York Also in town, endeavoring to have the tax on mannfac- tured tobacco reduced. They also claim that,ns the duty consumplion now tends, it ig cheaper to import cigars from Havana than to manufacture them here, ‘IR STAFF OFFICERS. order mustering out all volunteer staff officers will by the War Departinent. The order will include all Adjutant-Generals, Commizsaries, Quartermasters, &e., and 1iteer staff officers, except those on duty in the Freedmen's Bureau. THE NEW-YORK COLLECTOR. The confirmation of Mr. Smythe Coil port is conceded to-night. DISTRICT ATYFAIRS. The Senate Comuptittee on the District of Columbia dissolying the municipal government of this eity and Placing the hands of Commissioners to be appointed by the Supreme Court Judges, will be reported next week, The citizens ok Alesandiia, Va, evidently do not relish of tLeir city to the District of Columbia. Me the last session of the CIty Council the Mayor appéinted a Comulitee of four to confer with the Joint Committee appointed by the Council in preparing An bo issued in a day or (w incknd 1 all other volu ctor of your i a memorial and presenting the game to Congress, remon- replacing it with the pirate emblem when strating against Senator Wade's proposition, which the citizeus almost unanimously characterize as not only wholly unacceptable but outrageous, CERTIFICATES OF INDEDTEDNESS were issued last week by the Treasury Department amonut- ing to $115,000, y NATIONAL BANK SECURITIES, The amount of U. 8, Bonds held by Treasurer Spinner in trust for National Bauks, as security for circulating notes and for deposits of public moneys with banks desig- nated as Government depositories, on Saturday lust, were $307,507 550, FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, The Treasury Department last week redeemed fractional currency amounting to $220,700, Fractional currency was printed Jast week, by the Treas- vry Department, amounting to $362,500. The amount shipped to different points wus §365,600, of which $200,000 was sent to New-Yoik, NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION, The National Bank issned week amounted to §1,919.315; total amount issued up to date, $260,048 053. DISBURSEMENTS AND TRANS). During the week ending on the 28th inst, the disburse ments and transfers of the Treasury Department amounted to $6,690,805 30, The disbursements of the Treasury Department last week on account of the War, Navy and Iuterior Depart. War, $706,272; Navy, $1,273,922, cirenlation fast ns. ments were as follows: luterior, £140,800, FUNDS ON HAND. The following is a statement of the amonnt of funds in the cash vaults of the Treasury Departinent ou the Mik inst, U.'S. Logal Tendor Notes. ..cccuvsevvesineciaions 82,204 000 00 National Bank Notes. ............c....peeinnnnn 1,055 %10 00 Fractional currency of all denominations...... 1,508,565 00 (iold..... TE IR PR JR E24] SHver..coccsnss POR sransraRERRAR Ess EsL ane 2,604 30 RIES. ov us «ensue so arenes Aus SRT EASE EARS RRES "anes S00 00 deserve Fund, Temporary Loan. weranreer 16,140,000 00 teserve Fund, Special Loan-..........oovivvein. 7,000,000 00 Reserye Fund, Surplus Issue U. 8, Notes...... 37,052,425 0 reserve Fund, Surplus Issue Compound Interest, 29,631,500 WW IMPORJVANT ORDER EROM SECRETARY M'CULLOCH, The Secretary of the Treasury on Saturday last issued the following important order, Tue ASURY DEPARTVENT, April 28, 1866, Notice is berehy given that the Treasurer of the United States, the Assistant Treasurers at New-York, Philadelphia and Boeton, and the United States depositories at Baltimore and Cincinpati, have been directed to discontinue from this Gate Lie receipt of deposits on account of temporary loan, ex. cept thoss intended for Clearing-House Fei sen, Huon McCuLrocn, Secretary. INTERNAL REVENUE. The receipts from Internal Revenue ou Saturday last, were 8873,965 11, The total amount received from this source during the week, was $3,915,353 13, NATIONAL CEMETERY AT WINCHESTER. A national cemetery has been commenced at Win. chester, Virginia, which Is intended to contain the re- mains of the United States soldiers buried in that portion of the Shenandoah Valley. It is situated in the western potion of the town, snd contains about an acre and a-half. About 400 bodies of Federal soldiers were already interred on the spot pr vious to its selection, aud over 100 have been buried there since, STRINGENCY OF THE LATE BLOCKADE. A distinguished Admiral of the United States Navy, in recommending the pardon of an eminent cotton merchant of Louisiana, says: Financial writers now candidly ad- mit that the stringency of the blockade, for which the navy is now receiving merited credit, kept cotton iu this country to the magnificent amount of $400,000,000 in greenbacks, or §300,000000 in gold, which since the closing of the Rebellion has cout to the relief of the pa- tional credit, the national currency and the taX-paycrs {row one end of the Union to the other.” CONDITION OF THE 30TTII. Rev. Dr. Daly, special agent of the Post Office Depart. ment for Louisiana and Texas, arrived iu the city this morning on business connected with the postal service in the South. establishment of post offices and post routes in his dis- trict. When be visited Texas last Fall not a single commissioned postmaster was to be found in ®t State, while now pearly all the principal mail routes are opened. As to Lousiana, he thiuks it the hest reconstrucled” State iu all the South—the “situation” accepted in good faith, and freedmen and whites hard at work in redon- structing plantations and lost or wrecked furtuues. Iu Lis opinion, Louisiana will soon be herself again, To the Associated Press. Wa-HINGTON, Saturday, April 22, 1x06, TREATY WITH JAPAN. The President has officially proclaimed the eonvention between the Empire of Japau and the Governments of the United States, Great Britain, Franes, and Holland, pro- viding for the payment to these Governments of the sum of $3,000,000 for (ndemnities and expenses. This couven- tion wus muda in view of the hostile acts of Mori Daisen, Princes of Nagato and Swov, which were assuming such formidable proportions as to make it dificult for the -ycoon faithfully to observe the treaties the Governments above named havingbeen obliged to send their combined forces to the Straits of Simonoeski in order to destroy the batteries erected by that Daimo for the de- struction of foreign vessels amd the stoppage of trade, the Government of the Tyeoon, on whom devolved the Pressed any dissent from this plan. The friends of the President gave assurances, i duty of chastising this rebellious Prince, being held responsible for any damage resulting to the interests of the ‘trea'p powers, us well af the expenses occasioned by the expedivon. The Governments of he UU He reports favorably as to the spesdy re-. wisdom of the Northern Rebels, i in the South. If the cleven States were out of the Union as the receipt of money has never been the object of the said Powers, but tho establishment of better relations with Japan, and the desire to place these on a more satisfactory and mutually advantageons footing is still the leading objcet in view, Therefore, if His Majesty, the Tycoon, wishes to offer, in lieu of the payment of the suln claimed, and as material compensa. tion for the loss and injuries sustained, the opening of Simonoseki or other port in the Inland Sea, it shall be at the option of the said foreign Governments to accept the same or insist on the payment of the indemnity in woucey, under the conditions above stipulated, NEW FEATURES IN THE SPANISH-CHILIAN IMBROGLIO. It was reported on Saturday, on very good anthority, that the Spanish Minister, in accordance with instructions from hig Government, has proposed to the authorities here to accept the mediation of the United States Government in the Spanisk-Chilian complication, and to refer the claims of Spain to our Governinent for arbitration, und abide by the decision, EE XXXIXtn CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. i DOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WASHINGTON, Saturday, April 28, 1866, The Rouse met to-day for general debate on the Presi dent's annual Message, DEBATE ON THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE—SPEECH OF MR. SCOFIELD. Mr. ScorierD (Pa.) addressed the House on the snbject of Reconstroction, The premises whieh he assumed were, that the disloyal population of the South would not exceed 5,000,000; that this population was so distribated that if the late seceded States were admitted with con- ditions they would be able to elect 26 Sepators and 84 Representatives, thus permitting one-seventh of the whole population of the United States to control more than one-third of its legislative power, and that this con- trol would be used for the destruction of the Government, He argued that the Seceded States came back to the Union only by coercion; that it was a forced bridal; that the 0 iginal cause of secession, hatred of the North and its anti-Slavery majorities, was much stronger now thau in 1861, They did not even profess themselves to be iu favor of the Union, though untruthful men from the North prevaricated for them. If they could, thoy weuld revive the Confoderaey at once, and they would use their power to provoke a war with Great Pritain or France, hoping thereby to secure their own independence, For this state of things three remedies kad bien proposed, Kirt, to disfranchise the leading Rebels: second, to neu- tralize their votes by enfianchising the b hid, to make the population minus the disfranchised classes, or the number of voters, the basis of represamtation, lie advocated the third proposition, claiming that it was the, Republican plan of reconstruction, The delay in reconstruction he attributed to the opposition of the Powocrats. Hl recoustr ACES] ar dt They fought against all wetion that did not allow the return of their long-mourned fiicnds, more numerous and more malevolent than before, But there was no need of great hasie, The Rebels had been for tive years out npon pluguc-usected seas, and conld they not now tarry at quarantine for a single scason? The Presi. dent's policy, shibited in his correspondence with his Provisional Governors, was not inconsistent w th this l His breath was even pow the law of the land in thse States, The Democrats were pursuing him with un. relenting friendship, and it they finally seduced him, Lis friends conld rejoice that the past is at lealt secure,” Ihe President's patriotic thoughts of the last five years would still live, although only to reprove hin, The pro. position to admit loyal reprefentatives from the South, he Scofield) regarded us a siare, just as Sermmes had hung out the Union fag as a decoy to unarmed merchant vesss 1s, Lhe bad secured Mr. Scofield replied, ut length, to the leading Republican plan of reconstruction, ohiey advocated by the opposition,

HL NR Lis vietinm, objection 5 made to the contrasting it with the Hf the Litter was 4 80 votes inthe next electoral count, and wonld need only +7 wore to elect President, Of these they Claimed 31 fromm semi-Confederate Nates, and expect d the Demo- erats of New-York, New-Jersey and Connecticut to make up the remaining 46. The Government would then be run entirely in the interests of the Kebels, and thers would be realized what the opposition in different phrase. ology constantls asserted was the object of the war, name y to compel the Rebels to become the rulers of the uation, Mr. Fitapy was the next speaker, Referring to the ap. pointment of the Joint Cominittee of Roeoustruction and constitutioral wi to its action in report LOU ndments, nd a large mass of os! Ony, he said Lhe proj now Lo direct his attention to the report made by that Committ on the 6tn of Merch Inet, and the joint resolution then ro= ported for the admission of the State of Tenpegce, Ha must not be considered ent tionn Af he differed with 1 of the wisest men in Congress in regard to some matters in- troduced in thet report. Two things were to served in the joint resolution reported by the Com OT was that the Committee indorsed the new Constitution of Tennessee as republics form, and the other was tl declaration that the only means by which the State coud have any representation in Coneress was {0 be thre eh United States, The cscnibed who the law making the power of the Constitution of the State of Fenuessee should Le entitled to the lective hise, and it would be found that the word “white” was uscd wlmost every section of it. The elective franchise was Jil ited to tl white loval citizens of the State those who hed been en cared in the Rebellion being disfrancin ed. The colored than onc-fouith of the e contpibutions of 108 as data oh population of Tennessee were 1 whole population, and taking ther ati Tennessee to the Federal and the Rebel an which to form an estimate, the loyal white population did not exceed onc-fourth of the whole, If that one-fourth were to have exclusive politi cal control of the State there wonld no repube- licanism in it. He held, however, that the Civil Rights bill, giving civil rights to the colored people, gave them also political rights. ‘There would be nothing effected by giving them their civil rights, unless they po l political power to protect those rights. 10 these people were citizens of the United States, lie 10 take nway the elective franchise from them! He quoted Worcester and Webster as to the definition of a citizen, and also from Kent's Commentaries on the same subjeet, and contended that a citizen had a right to vote, and that there was no power uu ler the Government to de- prive him of that right; but this joint resolution would ouly permit a very small portion of the white population of Tennessee to vote, and would exclude the colored popu- lation altogether. There was noelement of republicanism m it; that Government was not republican in form which excluded a large part of its citizens from participation in it. Congress had control of the matter, and it was its duty to declare that no Constitution of a Government was republican in form that excluded any portion of its citi- ZeN8, conditionally, trom the elective franchise. If the oint resolution was passed, two points would be estal- {ened by it: First, the exclusion of colored citizens from the participation in the Government; and, second, the giving to the voting population twice the number of rep. resentatives it had at the commencement of the Rebellion. He could not believe that the people of the loyul States were ready to submit to such a sacrifice. Mr. HARDING (Ky.) discussed the question of recon. struction from the Opposition point of view, He said there had been two rebellions in the country—one at the North, aud one at the South. Although difiering widely on some points, they bad been yet in reality leagued to- gether, and bad boon warring to overthrow the Consti- tution and dissolve the Union. ‘The rebellion at the South was ended. ‘The peopie had abandoned and repu- diated secession; they returned to their allegiance, now vielded obedience to the Constitution and laws, and anx- jously desired a restoration of the Union. But the North- ern rebellion was still rampant and defiant, nnd there was no hope for the restoration of the Union until that rebel. lion was subdued or at least reduced to a controlable 1ui- nority. The country had gone through four ears of ter. rible and exhausting war to keop eleven States from going out of the Union, and now it bad gone through four months, and was threatened with four years of Conges- sional and political war to drive these eleven out, and pre- vent restoration of the Union, There could be no such thing as reconstructing the Union, unless it had been broken up aud dissolved. Tho basis and contral idea, therefore, of the Northern revolutionary movement, called roconstuction, was disunion, It rested on the assumption that the Union had been dissolved, sud had no other foundation or support. ‘The war wa zed by the Southern insurgents to take the States out of the Union was a ful ure; the war on the part of the Government (o keep them in was o success. To say, therefore, that the eleven se. ceded States were ont of the Unioj was to say that the success of the Federal Government was a failure, and that the failure of the Southern Rebellion was its success, This important discovery Line heen made by the superior It was wholly nnkuown been guilty of treason, for then Jefferson Davis had not 0 the Confederate he owed it no allegiance, bul owed it 1 Goverment, and his long fwprisonment was al act of cruelty, If that were =o, then the war was urged, not to keep the eleven States in the Union— {or they were a ready out—butl was a war of mere conguests and subjugation, and who wonld justify, for such a cause, the willions of treasure expended on rivers of blood shed in carrying on the war The theory of the Reconstruction party meant disunion and revolution, and meant nothing ols, He called upon the people to unite with the great Democratic hosts of the North ard rally around and support the Presis dent in his noble 81a 4d for the liberties of the people; this the Northern rebellion would be crushed and subdued, the blood-bought heritage of Constitutional liberty revered, and the Constitution restored and preserved. Mr. MOORSHEAD next addressed the House on the financial condition of the country, He said that in dis. cussing the duty which the Government owed to labor, he did po! wish to dvoid considering the other duties which devolved on this Congress in connection with the work of restoring the national authority over the lately rebellious States. The duties he considered as of the highest magn, tude, und they must be performed faithfully, wisely and well. There should be no baste, no rashness, and no cow- ardice, but, on the contrary, cautious watchfuluess should precede every step, self-possession guarantee the soundness of every link of policy, and manly courage point out the dangers and surmount them. Ample guaranties for the future should be required. The Sonth should abandon, pot only Slavery, but the principle of Slavery, should secure (ho rights of freedinen, should repudiate the Rebel debt, renonnee the claimed right of seecsion, shold en suneced the Confederates would have {dbuvA than the mer aol the right of the General Government to 4 clare the seed the where did the jovir should secopt as the true theory of the Constitution that which the war had settled, in conformity with the pur- poses of its framers. Passing from this, he proceeded to discuss the question of the national debt, and the duty of Congress to protect its sacredness, and at the same time so to distribute the burdens of {aration as to aid the development of the resources of the eoun- try, the encouragement of its labor, and the improvement of the condition of the people. Ie ailuded to the effects of fureign interests to prevent legislation for the promo- tion of these purposes; and in this connection read and replied to a recent cirenlar, sent out by New-York agents of the foreign iron trade, Me enlarged upon the benefits of the protective policy to all branches of and to the Government itself, showing that the revenues of the Government have never been so favorable as under the protective system; and thatin every free trade period, tho whole country languished in all its interests. He dis. cassed in detail the questions of steel, glass and wool manufactures, and the effcets of past tariffs upon cach, showing théir value to the country, and enlorcing the duty of raising the tariff upon them, fo as to secure ade quate development for them, and the commercial sapreim- aey of the nation. ke maintained that the free tinde ex- periment, which began in England in 1846, had failed to produce the fuits expected of it, and that the rate of pro- gress in British industry, and foreign trade in the years since the policy of protection was abandoned, had not ex- ceeded, but had aetgntiy fallen behind the rate of progress of any equal period of vears previous to the ehange, He held that one result of the Col den treaty with France had been to unsettle the strength of the English manutaetor- ers in tertain branches in wliieh Englund had thought hers self seenre, French protection operating to create a vivalry thought to be impossible. Discussing (he return to specie payments, he took the ground that by increasing the rate of duties so 4s to make the relative position of American and foreign manufactures the same as in 1561, when the Mor rill Tarif! was thought excessive, importation would be restrained, the balance of trade thrown in favor of this country, and coin kept at home to become the eirenlating wedivim, It would l i d would less vio. JUSINESK, UL PRATT BL ST lontly disturb business thus to reswme gpceie payments on the 40,000,000 of puper money now afloat, than to con. tract the enrrency to half its present volume and allow the present rate “of foreign importations, $12,000,000 per week, to continue, He eulogized the Morrill Tarif us des. tined to be known in history as the great ageney which enabled the conntry to pass throtgh the war and to grow in material prosperity, aud declared that all that the man. wfecturers of the countiy asked was to be placed where that act put them when it was passed in 1861, Since then excise taxes had been heavily imposed, and the wages of labor had largely inercased, the tariff should be increased to an extent equal to those points of difference, The con- dition of the country would then at once improve, and no one would feel the blow exeept tho foreigner who hated the country, and his agent here who was undermining its prosperity. He closed by an appeal on behalf of labor, Fy, ai from which the country had its strength, and in which was ils hope. As labor sinks, the nation sinks; a8 labor rises, the pation rises in all the elements of greatness and power, Congress should be just, he «aid, to these willing fants who supported the fabiic of freedom, and the jowel of liberty would then remain with the country forever, Mr. FINCK addressed the house on the question of Re- sted that Cangress could exercise no except construction, ke ius powers not delegated to it under the Constitution, such 48 were necessary to carry ont express grants, ‘hat, however, did not enlarge the delegated powers, He quoted the writings of Madison to prove that the Government formed under the Constitution was a federal one as eontru- distingnished from a national one, At the some time, he denonneed Secession and Nullification as heresies, But tle aanger to the country to-day came from diferent di- w tions, It lay in the strong and well-organized attempt ts destroy the rights of the States, and to establish on toeir ruins 0 powerful centralized system, A part of this sttempied revolution was the denial to 11 States of the Lion of their right of representation, He pecarded the Civil Right act as unwarranted by the Constitution, and #6 aD invasion of the just rights of the States. I tha was anvthing whieh the people would never sumrende witheut a strogele worthy of all the defenders of free ROvernment, it was tl e cherished right of each State to ts own domestic affairs, unchal- any pow except t e Const regulate and control leriged and uncontro'led by ts Lion of the United States, The doctrines of the dist guished men who vow controlled Cong theompitis bie with the American system of government, and their organization con'd only survive by changing the Gey. ernment so as to wake it conform to ther wwn radicil vi wa He warned the American people that although the TOES Were Rebellion had been suppressed, dangers, the most threat. Il involved Rights bid ing, still remained, The Civil merated init, It questions ei west thors ol the States which exclude negroes wo de from volng anh sence olliee, lege, end te pot hom aside, sod punteh the State authorities for execunlog then. If Copgioss could regulate the civil rights of the people of the States, it could, by the exercise of the same power, regulate and control their political rights, It Lad much power an the one case as 10 the othe Ty just sone at all, He thanked the President for his noble wud patriotic defense of the Constitution, and the nights of the States, nnd said that he, first, would always be found supporting the General Govepument, in all its con. titutiona! powers, but he would, with the same zeal, sup- port the jast rights of He was not an enewny of the colored race, but was pie sedd to conferring on the pegro the rzht of suffrage, slthongh he would be gratified to seo a wise end liberal policy practiced towmd the colored people of the seversl States, It was curious to find the men who, some years ago, were the strongest advocates of the rights of the States, now supporting measures which subverted those very rights, In this con. nection he (i oted trom the spec Les ol Senators Wilson and Wade, 1 1 100, and from the resolu tions adoy ted at a Rep iblican meeting in Cleve land, Ohio, in 1850, asserting extreme States Kights doctrines, He denounced the attempt to centralize power in Congress as revolutionary, insisting that oll the States were in the Union, and were clearly entitled to representation in Con- Fo deny them such power was an attempt at diss The majority in Congress wight now do what us he States, ade in the Senate KIOoss, union, they pleased, but a power higher sud stronger jhan theirs 6 Y graph in two places, The robbers abandoned the Land. car nt a station ‘near Alexandria on the Pittsburgh and Columbus Railroad, and took to the woods, would overrule them. The people, loving free government und cherishing the Union, would demand iu a voice not to be misunderstood, a return to the requirements of the Constitution. They would sit in judgment on these great questions, and would send representatives who would respect the rights of the States, geek to heal and not de- stioy, labor; to unite and not to separate, and pursue that true and generons policy which found hut little favor with this Congress, but which was to welcome into the halls of Congress Representatives from all the States who would be devoted to the Constitution and determined to maintain the Union While Mr. Fixek was speaking, several hundred little orphan girls, the inmates of one of the Catholic Orphan Asylums here, entered the galleries, and took seats for a few minutes, As they were filing ont again, Mr, WENTWORTH asked and obtained nuanimous consent to their being admitted to the floor; bat tite Nuns who had them in chayze resisted all the soductive influenes brought to hear upon them by the member from Hlinois (WeNtwoRTR), and the children, therefore, did not have an opportunity of cujoymg the privileges of the floor. Mr. Baxks then addressed the Housn in behalf of the New-England capitalists, who had been somewhat severely reflected upon the other day by Mr. Wentworth, in the de- bate on the Northern Pacific Railroad bill, He (Banks) did not doubt that the capitalists of New-England were largely interested in the financial results of the enterprise in which they engaged; but it was strictly true, historically true, that no enterprise had ever been undertaken by the ple of Massachusetts since the foundation of the Gov- ernment, that had not in view above and beyoud per sonal advantages the welfare of the Government, Al though it might be conceded that they had been very for tunate in all their enterprises, and had acquired wealth, that acquisition was Lonorable in itself, bucause it strength. ened the Government, The character of the men engaged in the enterprise that had been under discussion was be- yond any question either here or elsewhere, Those who were engaged in such enterprises in the present day repre. sented the class of men who had been engaged in all the great euterprises of the country. They had a character which was peculiar to themselves, co-extensive with the great enterprises of the world and that would last as long as the Goverament shot'ld exist. He did not wish to enter on the merits of the question that was at issue gosterds, but he wished to say that the gentlemen from the City of Boston, who wore connected with that enterprise, were mong the most honorable, the most influenticd and the most publicespirited, as well as the wost wealthy men din the country, aud if any persons were engaged in easures tending to delude the people or to swindle the Government they were no participants therein, Every fortune of the East, which was suflicic ntly lurge to attract attention or to excite envy, hal been created hy contrihut to the actual wealth of the country, If the House would look to the fisheries, which were the foundation of the ecommerce of the eounitry, to the opening of the East Iudia trade, to the substitu. tion ok manuficturing interests for commercial indus. try in that part of the country, to the ereation of the pub- lic schools, to the opening of railronds to the Eust, and latterly to the construction of the railway line which ex- tends trom the Atlantic to the Mississippi and toward the Pacitie, it would be found that wherever Now-England men had been engaged in these enterprises, the fist oh. ject was to strengthen the Government, and the second for their own personal advaptage, But tie capitalists would never have conceived, much 108s executed, any of these great works but for the common people, Capital in New-lngland, as everywhere, was naturally timid, dis- trusttul, without contidence, without intellect, as well as without patriotisin—*"a laggard in love, a dastard in war,” These enterprizes had been enforced on Me country by the common people, Capital wonld not have invested a dol- lar in the construction of railways, if the public mind had aot been pregarel for them through discusgions by the common people. The wuterest was with the people and not with the capicalists, and when appeals were made to Cope s or the Btalo Legislatures, it was from the paople they cams, and not from the capitalists. The very first pub. lic act of Lis life was the introduction in the Massachusetts Legislature, 1m 1849, of a resolution in favor of the construction of a railway from St. Louis to the Pa- cific, which resolution was adopted unanimously by both houses of the Legislature, Artificial lines of colamunics- tion were supplanting the naterad lines of conwunteniion There was senieely a doubt that the Mississipni River wig never yet were warp ed fiom their true po cc and that was together during the late Rebellion, The mind of every man had been fixed at the outset, that so long as the waters of the Mississippi ran from North to Routh, so long the United States would be one country. The world was now entering upon a new system niexampled in extent and importance—namely, that of hip canals. 1f the cause of the intervention of Juropean States in South Ameriea were carefully examined, it ‘would be found that the re al object was to gain co ntrol of those great lines of natural communieation—the Amazon and Rio de la Plata Rivers —-which drain the best portion of the South Amevican coB- tinent, So the object of tho Emperor of fiance was to gain control of the lino of transit acrogs the isthmus which unites the Atlantie and Pacific Oceans, It was ipessiblo to conceive anything so important as the occu- ation of that narrow isthmus for 20 years, Napoleon, and Fy predecessor in his time Lad this object in view. When Napoleon entered on Lis. Mexican scheme he believed tlat the American (foyermaent was ce- troyed, and that he would be leit in undisturbed oeccupe- tion of the position, Had he puceeeded in it, his letier to Marshal Forcy aud Lis declarations to the French people would have been wade pood—aamely, that France bad achieved a destivy on the Continent which Lad never been contemplated, ‘Fhe canal across the Isthuus of Sucz, connecting the Mediterranean and the Red Seas, bad been already completed, and for the success of tha work Napo- leon had been ready to enconnter ll the opposition of the crowned beads of Europe and Asia. Kussia bad latterly celebrated the inauguration of a radlway from the fiontiers of Pelund to Odessa, by which she united her great grain- growing regions to the Black Cea, I Ir bad undertaken the tunneling of the nwoumtains scpaiating her from E end Prussia and Austria are now chont to engage in 2 1 4 rone, dreadful war, which, though it might Le postponed ora fow months, could not long be deterred, the prize to be contended for being a ship canal to connect the Flhe—the second river in the Gerinan States, second only to the Danobe—with tke Buliie, at Lubeck or K Fhe pecpe of New-Ecgland appreciated the lmportapee—ray, the necessity—cf this country competing with Europe in such enterprises, and it was not just or generous for tLe gontle- man who represents Chicago (Mr. Wentworth) to charge unworthy motives and objeetsa upon them, Mr. WENTWORTH remarked that the men interes (ed in the Northern Railroad Company had avo and he had been unable to smoke them cut, and his sole object in aking his speech the other day was to daw out information, and on purpose he Lad dired at the Hock. [Langhter, Mr. Barks declined going into a discussion ox thal mats ter, His remarks directed to the cause, not to tha were consequences, It was beeanse of these great enterprises opening on all sides that the people of New Ligand, 1ha wen who work in the shops, who euitivated the folds, took a deep interest in these questions, It wus not ime probable tira the Ohio would be connected with the Jumes River by a ship causal on the Kanawha; that tue great lakes would be connected by a ship canal with the N, Lawrence River, I the cost of transportation could be thus reduced one-quarter or one-half. the United States would have control of the grain markets of the world, By the completion of the enterprise which he indicated, the Mississippi Valley wonld be given the grand- est prize ever opened to man, the control of the g ain markets of the world, To the Paeine States would be given the control, not to say monopoly, of the Asiatic trade; and to the Eastern St tes would be given the eonire of the manufactares iu the markets of Europe avd Asia, He could not doubt that the man was vig iG-ua) who would sce Paris and London yicdd in ime portance and power to the City of New-York, a d to the rising city of the West, whichever that wigit be, that would share with New-York its financial influence and power, Whenever these things were accomplis! ed, the credit of their ineipiency, as well as of their ex would be due to the common people of New-Luglund, who pose, ui d their honest intention in any of these enterprises, and the first railway that wonded its sluggish and heavy foot over the Rocky Mountaing, with the unearthly harmony stein calliope. would chant the requiem of the sofid men of oston, nntil Eucludes, the son of eerth, should stir iu his ighty eavern, opposed to Mr. WENTWORTH remnerked tbat he wi 1 eri Pa ie the Nort making over the lame nse grant ol {¥1 oad Co wl uy to Mi Galt of Canada, and that be fought the bill, because he thought that New-Lir gland had gone oven to Canada, Nr. BAKES remerked thet New-England never went with Cacaca or to Canada, t she was for the Govan of the United States and none other, and would vud, Mr, WexTwoRTH 50°] Le was opposed to the union of New-England with Old England. ‘Khe first battle of the late war had been between the United States and England, and the United States Lad whipped, thank God, Mr. GRINSELL, inthe absence of Mr. Price, who lad cha ihe 1 portunity yesterday of making bis able speech. Mr. WiNtworTH asked and obtained leave of abser for three weeks, but apnounced that he wonid not, avail himself of the privilege nulcss he could effect a pair on the questions of liberty, of economy and of keeping whisky out of the Sa Laughter. At 5) ov cock the Hovge ade urned, ate, BANK ROBEY. ‘The Marrisen Nationnl Bank of Cadiz, Ohio, Hobbed of %330,000-%30,000 Reward Odered, BARING WuikrLixo, West Virginia, April 29, 1866, Abont 3 o'clock this morning six burglars entered the residence of the cashier of the Harrison National Bank of Cadiz, Ohio, bucked and gagged that gentleman, and com- pelled his wife to deliver up the keys of ‘the baak and safe. Proceeding thence to the bank, they effected an entrance without much difficulty, and robbed the safe of £300,000 in United States bonds and about $4,600 in de- posits, After locking the watchman in the safe, they made good their escape on a hand-car, eutting the tele. The surrounding country las been aroused und a large foree has been in pursuit, Twenty thousand dollars reward is offered for the arrest of the robbers, ANOTHER DISPATCIL CADIZ, Ohio, April 20, 1866, About 1 o'clock this morning the Harrison National Bank of Cadiz, Ohio, was ented by six burglars and Gov- ernment securities were taken, ‘The securities are de- scribed in handbills sent by mail to Cleveland, Twenty thousand dollars reward will be paid for the apprehension of the robbers and recovery of the securities, or 35,000 for the former and $15,000 for the latter, ‘The burglars es. eaped on a hand-car over the Steubenville and Indiana Raitroad, leaving the car at Alexandria Station, 10 wiles west of Steubenville, and made their way north by the (Cleveland sud Pittsburgh or Pitsburgh and Fort Wayne Railroad, or the Olio River, at or near Willsburg. CiravNeey Dewey, President of the Harrison National Bank of Cadiz, Olio. Plan of Reconstruction. Several journals in this city and elsewhere have contained notices regarding a plan of reconstruction, prepared by Robert Dale Owen, and said to have been debated in the Reconstruction Committee, and some have given what pur ported to Le the plan itself, We happen to know that it has been, in every instance more or less inaccurately reported. Such a plan has, among others, been under discussion by the Committe of Recon struction, It is embraced in two documents, oue a Joint Reso- Jution amendatory of the Constitution, and the other, contin. gent on the passage of tho first, to provide for the admission to Congress of Representatives from the ex.insurrectionary States. As the latter recites the amendment which it is the object of the former to propose to the States, it exhibits the entire plan. It is as follows: A Bin to provide for the restoration (0 the States lately in insnrrec tion of thew full political rights. Whereas, It iv expedient that the States lately in insurrection should, at the earliest day consistently with the future peace snd safety of the Union, ba restored to full participation in ull political rights: and Whereas, Congress did, by Joint Resolution, propose for ratification to the Legislatures of the several States, as an sendugnt to the Con- stitution of the United Rtates, sn article ln the following words, to ArTioLe 4 Kxortox 1. No diserivination shall ba made by any State, nor oy the United States, as to the civil rights of persous, because of race, eolor or previous condition of servitude, Sue 2. From and after the Fourth day of no discrimination shall be made by any Stote, nor by th States, as td the evjoyment, by classes of suftrage, becauss of rues, color or previous condition of servitude. See. Lo Until the Fouith day of July, 1876, no class of persons as to the tight of any of whom to suffrage discrimination shall be msde by any Stata, because of race, color or previous e tude, shail be tncluded in the basis f representation. Seo 4 Debs fngurred in aid of insurrection, or of a war against the Union. and claims of compensation for loss of involuntary service or labor, shall not be paid by auy State, nor by tha United Stites, Sue. 5 Congress shall have power to iuforce, by appropriate legis ation, the provisions of this article, Now, therefore, He it enacted by the Senate and House of Represent atives of the United States of America, in Congress asenbied, That whenever the aboverecited amendment shall have become part of the Constitution, and eny State lately in insnugrection shall have ratified the same. and shall have modified its constitution and laws in con formity with the fest section thereof, the Henstors and Representa tives fron, such Stare, if foord doly elected and qualified, hall, after having taken the usual oath of ofli'e, be admitted as such, Provifed, That untii ater the Fourth day of July, 1836, uo person shall be eligi: ble to either braueh of (he National Legislature, who is included iu spy of the following classes, namely: Fira, Patsous who, having been offers of the Army or Navy of the United States, or having been niembers of the Thirty-sixth Con. gress, or having beld, in the year 160, seats in the Cabinet or Judicial offices under the United States, did afterward ake pact lu the insur rection, "Renond. Persons who have been civil or diplomatic officers of the so-called Confaderate Government, or officers of the Army or Navy of said Governuient above the rank of Colonel fa the Army or Lieut: enant in the Navy. Third, Persors in regard to whom it shall appear that they have trested officers of soldiers or sailors of the Army or Navy of the 1'nited States, of whatever race or color, captured during the late civil war, otherwise than law ally as prisoneis of war, July, inthe year 1776, sraoNe, Fowrth, Persons (u regard to whom it shall appear that they sre disloyal, sms Lake Novigntion Open, ow Dy oo Ar s oven to ubiaze, Ye Northen Navigate ded hin Ling the new Atlantic.cable fave been completed, and ihe twenty-six ships, of gra i! ad |e withdrawn, more. The more it is diseuszed, even by ils Lest cution, of the be the t ped the reget of bod the op- nited e tight of ondition of servi- EUROPE. TWO DAYS LATER NEWS. Attempt to Assassinate the Euperor of Russia, THE CRISIS IN GERMANY, ne I Emphatic and Universal Opposition of the People to War, ELECTION OF A NEW PRINCE IN ROUNANIA. CUR FOREIGN CORRESPONBENCE. Re The steamship Herman, from Southampton on the 17th inst., al rived here at an curly hour yesgonday worning, with two day: later news, H BE A CGrent Britain, The Tarifa arvived on Sunday, April 15. The Hemis. phere, from New-York, arrived at Liverpool April 15. The Noifolk, from Australia, has arrived, with £75,000, The preparations on board the Great Eastern for receivs stowing uwway of the cable in the tanks commenced on Saturday. At the end of June or the beginning of July the Great Bastern will commence laying the cable, The fleet on the coast of North Awerica consists of ggregnting a steam power equal to 66,080 horses, 413 guns, 32,269 tuns, end wanned by 5,288 officers and men. The fleet will shortly be reénforced by the Ju. son, 17 guns, 1,711 tung, cud 370 men: sid the Barraconte, 6 guns, 300 horse-power, 1,053 tuns, and 175 men, Lhe Times of Monday, April 16, iu a leader, says: The debate on the Franehise Lill advances with a certainty of a natural law, and refuses to improve on the measure and its parentage, [It is a Fravehise bill, and the one topic that eaunot, with any efiort, be imparted into "the discussion is Parliamentary Reform. Every attempt to bedizen the sorry stock with fruits and lowers not its own fails the instant that itz hand bill, and nothing friends, the more it loses of that body, and solidity, and conrist. wit might at first have credit for. Mr, Gladstone bas intimated several times, and now finaly sdmitted, that bill is founded on a universal distruet, not unmixed wh dislike, of alk eJasses above the lowest—that is, as he ex- presses it, the people the most as nature made them; though why he has sought for the purest (ypes of himan- ity in artisans to the absolule exclugion of village laborers we know not, The Lond This is a Frauchise I n Times of Monday, April 16, says: There hus been less vagne alorm on Change to-day (Saturday), but no one now looks for any rapid rebound, Confidence Bus been completely destroyed, nnd any nttempts to cheek the blind panic by argument won have the efiect of making matters werse, since the excitement of fear wonld but find tuel in the beliet that the effort was mere'y mado to witizate worse disasters that were seen to be approaeh. ing. The only chanee for any sydden turn in the markets would be from the actual commencement of war on the continent, which would change at once the current of ate tention, aud most probably have so infinenceon the eoursa of money dircetly opposite to that apparently contem- plated, ili The German Question, A telegram from Vienua of Apvil 1 says: The state of ofairs continues very serious, All wiclligence secoived is warlike, A courier has arrived from Berlin with dispatches for the Prussian lumbassador at this Court, It is asserted that Prussia has sounded several Govern. ments of Northern Germany with a view to ascertom w they would Le disposed to conclude a sepiiaid an of oll So fnitio aR fh itis i that overt the a declaration to be brought fi fusing to take the Prussien motion for t of the stitution into soni deration before the great German Poweis Lave “demobilized.” Waortembe and Baden are said tobe ready to join Paw varia in forbidding the exportation of horses from theiy territories. A telegram trom Berlin, of April 14, says: The semi-official Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung contra diets the statement that Prussia intends to propose the conve. cation of the German Parliament for September 1. The same journal 423 that the proposal of Prussia is not merely a diplo- watic mave, but is the result of an irresistible necessity, and that, unlpss this proposal be carried out, tie ruin of Germany is inevitible, as the question of the Duchics Las shown. ‘the Inde pendence Belge publishes a dispateh from Frauke. fort, expressing the belief that Austria will provisionally defer proposing in the Diet that the federal army should bo pieced on a war footing, The same paper adds* "This dispateb, together with other information reaching us at the present moment, leads us to suppose that the question of armaments wil shortly be settled satisfactorily by the confiden- tial overtures stated to have been wade by Austria to Prussia, The settlement would consist in a mutual and simultaneous disarmament, A telegram from Prague of April 14, says: Several generals, among whom is Gen. Benedek, are ex. pected here. In the event of war, volagteer corps will be formed, not only bere, but in Viepna, Gratz and Pesth, Its stated that Austria, Bavaria and Sexony Lave agreed to carry out a reform of the Federal Constitution without any reference to the success or non-success of the scheme proposed by Prussia. Ihe Government is sald to intend issuing a paper cur- reney of aud 2 toring, whieh would be declared a legal tender. The totu] awount of this curtency would be vd. 000,000 florins, 1t is stated that the National Bank of Austiia contem- lates calling in all bank notes of 4 less devomwination than U florins. A dispateh from Hamburg of April 14 says: A ramor of Count Bismark's resignation was current Lere to day, and had a favorable influence ou the Bourse. Neo credit is, however, attached to the report. The official Baie rische Zeitung of Munich says: We learn that Bavaria has taken steps in order to prevent the present diff chlty bbtween Prussia and Austria irom as SURE 4 wore “erious apect, The Coburg Gazerte states that on the 7th inst. Austria addressed a note to the Prossian Gov- ernment, energetically reiterating her previous denials of the Prussian assertions respecting Aastrian srwaweuts, sod iu- sisting upon the demobilization of troops by I'russia is o 10 confirm the pacific declaratious of that Power, THE ALLEGED PRUNSO-ITALIAN TREATY. The Newes Fremdenbiatt publishes the following partie. wlars as to the alleged offeusive and defensive weaty of al- liance between Prussia and [aly: “Italy enguges to declare war against Austria as roon as Prussia shall have either declardd war, or comwitted an act of hostility, Prossia engages to carry on the war until he mainland of Venetia, with the exception of ‘tbe fortresses avd the city~of Venice, either is iu the hands of the Italiars, or until Austria declares herself ready to cede it voluntaiily, ‘Cho Prussiau Government farther engages to obtain for Tealy the possession of the mainland of Venetia. always excepts the fortresses, and will guarantee io the maintennnee her present possessions. The Kigg of Italy, on his part. de. elares taat he will attack Austria upon the Mincio with #0.00¢ men, and will throw 40 000 across Po; ot the same time the Ltalian feet will cruise in the Meditcriunean, will occupy the Austrian men-ofowar, and make an attack upon Venice, King Emmanuel further promises not te lay down his arms until the Prussians shall be in legal possession of the Elie Duebies. Aho treaty is dated March 27, 1366, aud signed by both Courts,” OPINION OF THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY OF GERMANY, At the meeting of the National Verciu, recently held in Berlin, the utmost mistrest of Connt Bismark’s proposed reform of the Federal Dict was manitisted, as well as a gtrong feeling against war, Herr Schulze Delitsen said that Prussia, while appealing to the people, addressed her. self to the Diet also, and virtually called upon that body to dissolve diself. The Peime Minister was well acguainie with the Diet; he knew that go proposal such as ke bad wade contd lead to anythiog, If the country were to be piangad in war it could not hop {or viet ny without ecnlideanee a 1s lerders, Bt the Prussian people had no confidence whatever nots resent leaders, [Loug and loud applause.) ‘Before tiie country could ngree to engage in war its eo. stitution) Liberty must be absolutely guaranteed, A previousspeakes denovnend the poliey {ollowed by the Prussian Govem- ment in the Dachies, and suid it had paipfully troubicd the foy caused by their deliverance. The w Sopa uted (nthe midst of warm expressions of patriotic feeling. A erowdod meeting was held at Berlin, Apsil 15, ut which the followilg resolutions were unanimously voted; A vai between Pitssia and Austria would be sve. tional misfortune, “2, A Libera Prassian Minister would alone comnfiad the genera! confidence required for Federal reform, “4, The inhabitants of sebleswig-Holstein have en solute right to dispose of their own future, sucha popu right forming the only mosal aad legal busis of nny cou stitutional Government,” wi bi Though the idea of Count Bismark constituting bimselt promoter of German uniol and liberty Las been and ridiculed in pumerons meetings assew in every part of Germany, the leaders of the Li party, oi more especially those of advanced princi a 0 incline to the opinion (hut the Count shon Havas. aged to proceed with the matter, were }t 03 Mod purpose of keeping the eherished subject before the of the nation. lt is, however, well understood that, were he ever to steceed in ealling a Germanic Pahiament, whe same chiefs of the extreme Liberal pari that pow bige al damnable, aid to LE

Lim on would be the tis to rise Ii bad 3 pill down the whele fabng, were Le te reise, 3 PR 4 ay ass Lib Jat. v ited States, Great Britain, France joivate a spint of loyalty, wad pivve 4 by thoi woiks wa RU CT) GFE VE VINO TREFCVTINY 3 WTA LOTY hkl 3 Ai dada J Hdd a Wine! Gc A b tht if Congress candies out the gePeme in and Holland, wooo,

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LINEN COLLALS AND CUTIES, TIES, SCARFS, SUSPENDERS, &o., ko. ALL AT POPULAR PRICES, AND IN GREAT VARIETY. Co.'S, CANAL, COR. OF MERCER ST. NOVELS ARNOLD, CONSTABLI Co. HAVE NOW OPEN A SULENDID LINE OF PAKIS £MUROIDLKED LINN SHELLS AND PILLOW CASES, ALSO A ohioles selaction of DOUBLE DAMASK RUCEPTION CLOTHS, win NAPKINS AND DOYLES, Us Suviva, x MOIRE ANTIQUE, and F yet AN DESIGNS, CANAL CORNER MERCER ST ST. y RNOLD, CONSTABLE &.Co. FOX CIASE, ASSORTMEN ur NEW AND ELEGANT FABRICS, SUITABLY FOIL SPRING AND SUMMER USE, IN CASSIMEQRYS, TWEFDS, MELTONS, DRILLS, b DUCKS, MARSEILLES &e¢ FOR MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR, AND CUT IN ANY DESIRED LENOTH. AL LINENS, DAMASKS, WITTE GOODS, BLANKETS QUILTS, Dy ¥LANNELS, i SIURTINGY, SHEFTINGS HOOP AND BALMORAL i SKIES AND SKIRTINUS GINGMAMS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH AND CAMBRICS, BRILLIANTES, ke, AT GREATLY REDUCED FRICES, Now 307, 308 and 311 CANAL ST. B. res IN DRESS GOODS. Co. CALIC ARE NOW OFFERING CREAT INDUCEMUENTS To PURCHASERS or FRENCII AND ENGLISIL DILSS GOODS i] ALL TUE VARIOUS MATERIALS, STYLES AND COLORINGS, or THAIS SEASON'S MANUFACTURE, AT PRICES LESS THAN THE GOLD COST OF IMPORTATION CANAL, CORNFR OF MERCER-ST. IN R ARR SILK, SUITABLE BLACK AX 8,000 STHIP 5,000 LINEN 1,50 LINEN 2,500 PAIRS 1,500 PAIRS 2,000 P DiEss ac ETAIL CLOAK DEPARTMENT, CLOTH, OF THE LATEST I'Al LOT WHITE MARSEILLES. «4 15,00 GENTS’ AND LADIES it Kok FRCHIEPS, 8,000 YARDS LINEN TOWELING, AIRS GENTS’ FIN AUCTION LOT GLOVES AND Mi1 OASES MISSES’ JISLE LACE HOSE, 25. E LADIES WHITE CASE LADIES HEAVY COTTON HOSE CAS 3 CASES I. JES’, GENTS, A RNOLD, CONSTABLE Co. HAVE KOW OPEN A FiNX LINE OF BILK GRUNADINES, IN COLORED FIGURES, GRENADING BAREOGLS, JACONETS ant ORGANDIES, OBIS AND BY TIIE YARD, SOME VERY ELEGANT AND ENIIRELY NEW DESIONRS, ALSO, PLAIN, CHENF, aud CORDED FRENCH AND IRISII POPLINS, SUITABLE FOR STREET AND TRAVELING SUITS, CANAL, CORNER MERCER ST. NOLD, CONSTALLIL Co. HAVE hOW OPEN A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT UF MANTLES IN AND oTIHLER MATERIALS, SIAN SUAPES, AND FOR SPRING AND BUMMER WEAR ALRO, A CHOICE SELLCTION OF REAL THREAD LACE POINTS, D WINTE LAMA LACE POINTS, ROTONDES AND PALETOTS, WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES. Nos. 307, 309 AND 311 CANALST. T KINZEY™ EIGHTH-AVENUE CHEAP STORF, 45% CASES STRAW GOODS, OPENING FROM AUCTION, jovoas, BONNETS, EFL Sina TRAW BLOOMERS MILAN LATANS UATE CANTON BRALDS, IN CORURGS, ALL THE FPARCY STRAWS, SHAPES. 1,500 BONNETS, LAST SKASON'S, fe, 4 2,000 BLOOMERS, LAST BLASON'S, fo BONNET RIBBONS, BahGains IN RIRRONS, NEW 6¢., 10e., 12¢., 15¢. BONNET RIBBONS, FRIST ING Ths He. 9% #4. FRENCH POWERS YAK LACE, FOR DRESS TRI bo g Hr VT AO RE Th MIRO, YARD-WIDE FANCY OBINELS, 10¢. 2,000 DOUBLE BANDS, 10¢,, 2%, EMEROIDERIES. NEEDLEWORK, 100 SHIRT BOSOMS, A ord BETS, COLLAK NU CUFFS, ‘URTAIN Mi St. INS, CHEAP, PLAIN N AND FIGURED SWISSES. 0 LINEN OWLS, CHEAP. 6c., 1240., 150. py ALEXANDRE'S SILK OLOVES CtioN lors. LADIES’ FINE BERLIN LOVER: 15¢, B BERLIN GLOVES, oe. HOSIERY. OTTON HOSE, 1230, 1% to 20¢. ie and 20e. i") AES HOS E. ON TIE VOYA UCTION LOTS TN HALF HOSE, I? 28 BUTTONS TRIMMINGS, BRAIDS, UF Donne BRUSHES, SILKS, &0., kC., FANCY 'G00DS, ii PINS, de. PA ob pile, Se PAPER. nm PLALDS, PLAIN oe FIGURED GOODS a" MARKED WAY DOW DS, 10e., 12a, 15¢.. ong 0, OWN. ODS, bc. 28c., dl. ie. VA Al WIDE DRESS LAWNS, ARD WIDE OROANDIES: igo. LOT SCOTT GINGILAMS, 16o LOT SPRING XO DELAINES, lic Nor 221 nd mm Eighth ave, boiweoa Twgu's 2st sud Twenty ssaoud in Orn Goods. JARIS. LA COMPAGNIL LYONNAISE, BOULEVARD DES CAPUCINES, Nos. 35 sad 37; RUZ ST. ARNAUD, No. 7; esd RUE NEUVE DES CAPUCINES, No. 16. SILK STUFFS, MANTLES, VISITES, CLOAKS, &C. PRINTED MUSLINS, LACK. INDIA CACHEMIRES, FRENCH SHAWLS. FANCY TIsSULS. The COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE has the honor to inform Amerd ind at thelr establt wt and Making-wup Dresses ta the first styls can Ladies thalt shirmont Ware-rooms for bey will fi the lmmediale Cutting of Fusion aud most elogant Patterus, WLDDING OUTINTS, Eines ita foundath n the COMTAONIE LYONNAISE has not esased to ocenpy iteelf partienlarly in the selection of articles of taste and of Sepdtios quality, consequontly this Company ts unrivaled in Paris, and enjore a univ real yepoiatio (onsEl 'S und SKIRTS o. WHOLESALE snd RETAIL, ot GAYNOR'S, No, "5 Broadway, Between Eighth and Ninth sis We have jael (ece.red a maguificeat variety of NEW SPRING GOODS, which wa will sell at very low prices. MISSES aud CHILDREN'S CORSELS in covery size CORSETS wade to order, The Trade supplied on liberal terms. GAYNOR, linporter and Manofaciurer, No. 765 Broadway, Petween Eighth nd Ninth ets. JUST RECEIVED =A large assort- o 244 24 i ment of HUC K, FRINGED DIAPLR, BATH sod TURKISH TOWELS, SNOW DROP and DAMASK NAPKINS; BROWN, LOOM DAMASK aud SNOW DROP TABLX DAD ASK: W HITE and COLORED MARSEILLES; ALUAMBIA LANCASTER and MA SCHESTER QUILTS: 84 94 snd 104 BARNS] YY LINEN SHEETING; PILLOW CASE LINEN ly COTTON by yard; LINEN and COTTON. PILI ow CASES and SHEEYLS, on baud and made to order, WHITE sud COLORED BLANKETS, CRASH TOWELING, &e., all 66 much less than the regolar mar ht pr Also on band and male to or der, HUSK STi IAW, HAIR, SEA GRASS, MOSS aud SURING MAT FRESSES, PILLOWS, BOL- STERS, ke. A large assortmect of Government Mattresses made over equal to new, in all sizes Government SHEETS, PILLOW CAFS, COUNTE SRPANER ke All kinds of IRON FURNITURE on hand and made to order. The Tron Furniture business of No 253 Canalat. will remove May 1st to No. 244 Canal st, WM. OARDNE R, No. 24 Prices) REDUCED! S440 ‘anal st. A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES LACES AND EMEROID! hike AS ASIN GOLD TIMES ASLOW ASR THEY WERE FIVE YE ARS AGO EMERO 1DERED BREAKFAST AND TRAVELING SETS EMBROIDERED EDG INGE AND INSERTH INS, Fan RUIDERLD AND LACE HAN Dh ERC HIEY REAL JOINT AND POINT APPLIQUE LACES “COLLARS AND BLAC Hy THiRY AD AND GUIPURE LAC FS AND ¥AILR LACE SHAWLS, POINTS, BARBES AND COIFFEL RES, CLUNY AND VALE well NNE LL ACES AND LDUGINGS; OUR LADIES AND CHL Di Rr Ti N ls np PARTMYE NT se yp ata with the latest noveliies. ROHS DE CHAMBRE, WEDDING OUTFITS, INFANT WARDUOBES, UNDE RUAKMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MARSEILLES CLOAKS, MARSKILLES AND CLOTH SUITS, ALL AT ah DUCED PRICES E. 1LLIAMS Co, No. 477 Renndway (REBT FALL in hin GOODS! GOODS FROM AUCTION EVFELY DAY, CHEAP, CHEAP_VFRY CHEAP, AY J. SIMOXNOON, Jr's, No 400 Cavan st Near Varickoot, -{iClrvans AT LEGRAIN, On MONDAY, April 30, wi! be shown SILK MANTILLAS and BASQUINES rom $12 upward Also, CLOTH SACQUES, COATS and JACK ETS, eommenciog at $6. A large stock of LLAMA LACE POINTS aud SHAWLS, in Qualities, at geoally teduced prices. LEGRAIN, No. 720 Broadway, Nod Wi ser! 4 place Al GRAND ST. AP STORE. J DAY, From Anctlon. NEW BONNET RR BRONS, MILLIS ERY, SILKS, FiLowEnRs DRE iS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS, “I VADIDERILS, LACES, ULUVES snd HOSIERY, Al dot og lar prices. EDWD, RIDLEY. Now 211 aud 2174 Grant sd N Wy fifth block wat frol oun the Bowery. C HE AP STORE. bho srenufacturere T GRAND-ST. S511 WW OOO avy OTN EE cas STRAW GOODS from the Auction Sales Ous rooins sre so crowded with noveltios that wa eo t 4.2 iho thew. Coue aid woe EDWD RIDLEY, Nos. 3 aad 311 6 sed, and No, 66 Allene, th bloek wast from the Bowery, 1 ov SE KE I ING GOODS, [LR 100 DOZEN HEAVY LINEN B4CK TOWELS, ot $l SHELETINGS, LINEN DIA. N DAMASKY, RE3 OF MUSLINS, LINEN EHAFEETINGS INES CAMEBRICE, LINE s NAVKINS doren ALL THE FAVORITE MA LININGS, FULL STOCK LINENS, PEA LINEN LAWNS, L LINEN DOYLIES, LINE? LINEN, HUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS and TOWFE ELINGE, BIRDS EYE DIAVERS, JACONET BMUSLINE and CAMIRICS DOTTED end FIGURED SWISS Mi LIN, CHECK aod 5TRIP ED CAMURICS and MUSLINS; BWISS OR and TARLATAN MUSLINS; BISHOP LAWNS, VI FOIA MUSLINS: MAR. SEILLES, end .a FULL AND COM A LENT WHITE GOODS sud HOU SEREEPING GOO! 8 ot TOP LAR Paiczs, Nn. 0H. MACY, Fourteenth-st. sud Sixth ave, ow ove NING, POINT LACE COLLARS CLUNY LACES FRENCH NEEDLE WORK COC D3 N in grost varloty Aad ful and complete wesortm nt of LACE Goubs AND FMI BROIDER IES, Al VERY rort LAR rilet RIL MACY, Yo ries. o A, snd Sixth-ave, A T MRS, GAYNOR S NEW STORY MAISON hi] FARIS, CORSETS AND SKI Mos. GAYNOR begs leave to inform her oa sus and Indies generally that she Las opuned a new Store, corner of Brosdway and Twelltloat, where she personally attends snd hopes to merit the fever hithert po given her. Just fmported, sll the leto French styles at ressovable prices. (Corsets Lier spe sality, No. #24 Broadway, Whi tuey House, A STORE YOR LINENS ONLY. MILL TKIN N Co. No 748 BROADWAY, Deal exclusively 'n Linen Goods, aud aways keeps good susortment of the best niskes of SCOTCH, DBARINSLY, I'Itis NCH AND GERMAN LINEN GOODS, Shonly of our owu lwporiation, Tire _Every articls sold is warrantad Pu re Linen. AT DE PERCEVAL", No. 73) Broadway, oppo site Astor Place, form esly No. 657, all kinds of Children's Cloaks and Suits, Dresses, Sacks, Blankels, Corvels, Chowises, In: funts' Waists, Aprons, Iibs, sbiew’ aps, Spracers, ko. Ladies’ Embroldered Chenise Yokes snd Nighigown Yokes Ladies Readymade Underparuents, Ladies’ sud Misvew bBels, Varletics Handkerchiefs snd Skule. Initials end oats of Arms Embroidered on Handkerchiefs, Table Linen and Bed Clothes. Bralding, Cotton avd 31k Frbroiderios wade to order. for 13 whreideries sod 1 ralding. FUE TRADE and PU BL IC ar are invited to examin the merits of Miles's Put nt CURTAIN FIXTL IES before pur chesing other kinds, Mi LESSER VINIURE WV OIKS, 48 Leekui at, and sel then ab resonable Stamping SOE R* CHE AP STORE. ~NEW GOODS at reduced pric es; Jabhbons, “Urlmmings, Laces, Embrolderies, its Haudaict iefs, Coliars, Sets, Cluny Lace, Magic Rufiliogs, Frillings, Edgings, French and German Corsets, Shits, new stylos, of the best 1akers. Now 500 and 882 Broadway, near Nineteouth: “w, east aide. N. H~Enl dish Brushes, Scissors and Stall Wares. RIDING WILIDS, CANES, AND TRAVELING BAGS. A large variety jost received from Paris by steamer Persia AT UNION ADAMS, No. 637 BROADWAY, New York, M. P. BROWN, aD FANCY GOODS. bo 186 sas RK Dry Goods. AA A ANANSI NIIP I Cs ING GOODS. Black Bareges, Grenadines, Alpacas, Mokairs, Silks, Dombaalnes, De Laines, Poplins, Shawls, Cloaks, Mantillas, Gloves, Parasols, Hoslery, Collars, Veils, ko. Also, White and Part Mourulog Goods, snd Travelivg Dross Goods, In great variety, AT REDUCED PRICES, LORD TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 457 BROADWAY (cor. Grand st.), Nos. 255 to 261 GRAND=-ST Nos. 47 and “nce ATH! ARI NE- ST. ICH LYONS SILKS, R Plain Colors, Black end Feney. Also, Rich Silk Robes, a fine sesort- went for Spring. Also, Fashionable LOW PRICED SILKS, ia great variety. At Retail, LORD TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 467 BROADWAY, (cor Grand at.) Nos. 255 to 261 GRAND-5T. Nos. 47 and 49 CATHARINE.ST, ADIES and CHILDREN® FURNISHING DE- 4 PARTMENT. Breskfust Robes and Cups, Hobes de Commbre Waists, Chemises, Corsets, Coreet Covers, Ladies’ and Children’s Un der -ciothing, Childien's and Infants’ Wardrobes, &c., &e., AT REDUCED PRICES. LORD TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 467 BROADWAY (cor. Grand st), Nos. 295 to 261 GRAND ST. JrASMIONABLE SPRING CLOAKS. on A fine assortment of PARIS NOVE LTIES, Also, a largs assort. ment of elegant styles, manufactured e xpreasly fot our retell suies, in cludiagwvery variety of material sud thmmning AT REDUCED PRIC L$. LORD TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to #67 BROADWAY (esr, Grand ot), Nos. 205 to 261 GRAND STREET,! Nos, 47 and 49 CATH ARINE STREET. [CIT LACE SHAWLS, CAPES, FLOUNCINGS, Hdkfs., Collars, Sets, Barbes, &c., &c. Also, Black and hite Lisma Shawls, Embroideries &e., AT REDUCED PRICES. LORD TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 457 BROADWAY (cor. Grand-st Nos. 265 to 261 GRAND-ST,, Nos. 47end 49 CATHARINEST. ACL CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, BROCATELS, 4 Reps, Damasks, Chain Laines, lushas, Chintses, Comices, Bands, Tasse's, and Upholstery Goods snd Fixtures of every kind, Window-Shades, Table and Piano Covers, ke, Lo. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the Furuishiog end Fitting Up of Houses, Steamboals end Hotels LORD TAYLOR, Nos. $l to 467 BROADWAY, (cor. Grand-st.) Nos. 255 to 261 GRAND-ST. Nos, 47 and 49 CATHARINE ST. Or: ANDIE S, GRENADINES, MOZAM BIQUES, Vercoles, Juconets, Poplios, Alpacas, Challies, Mohair, De: Laloes, Priuts, Printed Linous and Fashionable DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING fu every varlety, at Retidl, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! LORD TAYLOR, Nos 471 to #7 BROADWAY, (cor. Grand at, Nos. 25 to 261 GRAND-2T, Nos. 47 and HB OATHARINE ST. i OSIERY, GLOVES, TIES, SCAK K's, PAR A- sola, Bile aud Wooien Drawers, Vesls, A Lone sssortment at Kelail, AT REDUCED PRICES! LORD TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 67 BROADWAY, (cor, Oraud-st.) Nos. 255 to 261 GRAND-ST, Nos 47nd OO CATHARINE rT "LLVET ARPETS, TAPESTRIES, BRUSSELS, snd Ingraln Curpetings, Stale Carpels, Ulivi tosh, Hugs, Mats, Mattiag. Bods, Le, AT REI ED PRICES! LORD TAYLOK, Jos. 200 10 261 ORAND ST. 10a KS, MANTILLAS, SIAWELS, ROTONDES, BURNOUS, CLOTH GARMENTS LACE AND O'SULLIVAN GREIG have just rec ived A SPLENDID STOCK o! the RICHEST FAKIZ SILK CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, LACE SHAWS, ke, Ls, which they offer AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES, AT TUEIR NeW STOLE, Iho. 771 BROADWAY, Conxrnr or NINTH aT. DANIEL OBULLIVAN, formerly Furopesa buyer and manager with Meswrs. Arnold, Constable Co THHOMAS GRFEIG, formerly Furopeaa buyer and manager with Messrs. A. T. Stewait Co. JriENCH KID GLOVES, 1 quality KY! ALWAYS 2 completa assortment of ladies’ zonts’ and children's best loves AT POPULAR PRICES RH. MACY Fourteenth street and bixth avenuo. SPLENDID ARZORTMENT of STRAW GOODS, WHITE CHIP GIPSEYS FINE FRENCH FLOWERS anda JENLRLL ASSORT MENT of FINE MILLINELY GOODS Al POPULAR PRICES, RIRPONS, al! the NOVELTIES lu fine CLOAX avd DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS Le AT oft ‘LAR PRIC! HOSIERY, GY, OVE 8 and t NDE R WE AR, and complete assori- went of GE NTS Goob AT POPUL AK RIC ne. PARASOLS in all the NE Fa STYLES, SUN UMBRELLAS, FANS, FANCY GUODS N AT POPULAR PRICES FRLY'S and other makes of FRENCH CORSETS, BRAD- Ly £2, DUPLEX HOOP SKIRTS, LADIES UNDERWEAR, ia stock and made to order in the best manner, AT POPULAR PRICES. oNrLE TE STOCK ADIES', GENTS and CHILDREN'S LINE CAMUKIC A PLAIN HEMMED, HEM STITCHED. EMBROIDY RED, ror LAK PRICES R. HL. MACY, Fourteonth street end Sixth-avenae. TAY, JUNE aud JULY M FASHIONS PARIS AND Ew.yon K. LADIES UUTE Rx GARMENTS, SMILLIT k Co No. 707 Broapway, between F Ighth and Ninth-ats., who respectfully auncunce to the Ladies of Now York aditesteiuity, that they are prepared to have on oxi ibition wel sao this week a sssoruasut of hy tollowing nove! CK SILK BASQUES, IAC K SILK CHU ARS, BLACK sil, K SACQL 28, LLAMA LACE POI. NTS, LLAMA LACE CIRCULARS, CHANTILLY LACE POINTS, HANTILLY LACE CIRC! ARS, CLOTH JACKETS, SACQUES sud CIRCULARS. WILLIAM EB, MACKENZIE, ig srintondent, No 6 Brosdway, GREAT FALL IN DRY GOODS. co THT CHEAPE PLACE IN NEWYORK TC BUY THEM, J. SIMONSON, Jn. No. 419 CANAL-ST., Near Varlek, (RBEAT FALL IN DRY GOODS, WE BUY TO TAY AND SELL TOMORROW, J. SIMONSON, In, No. 419 CANALST,, Near Varlck, A OURNING BONNETS. —Pricos greatly red luced, AVA NBA SUPERIOR stock of SHAWLS, Plain and Triumed very Swap FROY AUCTION, JACKSON, IMPORTER OF MOURNING GOODS, No 51 Broadway, b between Sp: ing au al da Privce sta ACE CURTAINS. AY STOCK OF CURTAIN DRAPERIES sad LACE rorv LAR PRICY ES MACY Fourteenth-st. and Sixthoave. cir J LAMA RHAWLS. 4 BLACK AND WHITE C.IAN- TILLY LACE SHAWLS, LACE POINTES, AND BUR- NOUS ROTONDES, &e. BOUGHT AT AUCTION DURING TIE 7 AST WEEK AT 30 Ea K CENT. BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION, AND ON

POPULAR PRICES RH. MACY, Foomemnty st, and Sixth-ave. V0 MILLINERS and COUNTRY STOREKLEP, FERS. You can purchs base cut lengths of Millinery Goods chicape than down-jobbers sell whole pleces. Call. Largest stock of Ribbous nd Straw Goods fu this city. Mark the andres: Noa. 308 md 33 PW sito RID, FY, os an Find Blok ot from the Bowery. 4 Orsad aud No. Allen: fou Bec ode floor: Straw Goodg, Third 8 Bers Mil Bey and 8 Ribu Fount eos: Law kovis Brn Goods. I AINA SA NENA ANNAN QOMILLIE Co." FASHIONS MILL con PARC AND SUMMER OF 1856 WILL OPEN FOR THIS WEEK. FRENCH PRINTED JACONETS. FRENCH PRINTED ORGANDIES, WHITE and BLACK-GROUND GRENADINES for YOUNO LADEES, An fiamenss collection of NEW end VERY ELEGANT DESIGNS iu GOATS HAIR, CAMEL'S HAIR, SUM. MER CLOTH, OXONIANS, aud other movelties in Dresses COLORED SILKS, eli shades. PLAID SILKS, al colors. COLORED STRIPE SUMMER BILKS, INDIA FOULARDS, BLACK end COLORED GROUNDS. BLACK SILKS, all makes at popular prices. ALL KIND3 of MOURNING GOODS for SPRING and SUMMER WEAR. SMILLIY Co. No. 768 Broadway, Between Figuth wad Nioth-ats. Al LEGRAIN®<T118 WEEK. GRAND OPENING of novelties in DRESS GOODS. FOULARD ALL SILK at 90c., worth $1 5, PLAIN SILX new shades jast received from Paria, STRIPED FOULARD SILK #125, quality of $e WOOLEN DRE=8 GOODS Extra rich LAMA TISSUE in NEW DESIGNS, LARGE CHOICE of novelties fa POLL de CHLVRE, PRINTED ALPACA FOULARD st 6c. per yard, worth $1, PLAIDED aud CUECKED POPLINS for traveling han. 3 for SUMMER Dui TAFFETA POPLIN E3SES ot 6! 8 por yard, RICH NOVELTIES ia 8ILK 6 NADINE, ali silk. Also in TISSUL GRENADINE, PLAIN GRENADINE B price, ALPACA LU ATRE, POPLIN ALPACA sud REPS ALPACA Lu all the new shades, 508 piecas PRINTED JACONETS at 32, worth 50¢., peifoetly FAST COLORS and GUARANTEED FRENCH GOODS. PRINTED FRENCH PERCALES and ORGANDIES, just tandad, WHITE MARSEILLES for dresses, Also PIQUES, at 650. and T5¢., worth $1. MOURNING DEPARTMENT Very larga assortment of BLACK GOODS just received. BLACK GRENADINE BAREGE In all widths, BLACK CREPE MORETZ aud FRENCH BAREGE, BLACK LAMA TISSUE, best goods ever imported. BLACK ALL SILK GRENABINES. BLACK GOODS for travelling dresses, ke, ke, 1,000 pieces GRENADINE MOZAMBIQUE, double width, a! 30e., woith be. LEORAIN, No. 72) Broadway, No. Waverlay place. Instruction. A FAV ARG ER FRENCH ELOCUT [ON AV Z ASS for TEACHERS and SCHOOLS will begin on MOXN- DAY, April 30, et 54 p. m., at Ho. 9 University place; #15a term of 20 lessons. A number of pu pils from the seme school can obtain par ticular advantages. Ladies and geotlemen who wish to gala edmit- tance te the yvering conrse will please present themselves at the Seminary, No. 9 University-piace, at 8 o'clock precisely, on MON- PAY ESENING, Apwi30, or on the next day. Urade of pisos: #30 each member: this second term, $25; the third. $20; the f i #18, ke, I st-Oftiige Box No 4524, T BROWNS COMME RCIAL COLLLE GE, No. a Wit! ye n-st., Brook! thoraugh business course, tine unlin- ted, $2 pgtish Branches, $15; three months, no classes, 24 Wy pitiug lessons to ladies, $3. Day and eveviug throughout the Sum: mer, C ADEMY OF N. Y.=The Sur May 7 1 DUTCHERS Cf WNTY, Pough- aie pie, wenes MON ile ge or for Busi AM, Princioal, toys Litt od for PY LHA ness, Inquire for Clroulers A 1 ao. 609 Broadway, DOL BE; ARS Commercial IX Acedomy will remain open all Saomer, Geotlomen or Boys eau receive private i natTuction, 317 or evenlug, fo Business Penmanship ractical Tak ying snd wopimercial Arithmetic, aud be qualified tion in the shortest posstib'e time, HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS, Essex Semi. nary, Essex, Conn.” Buguner tern os Wo May 2. Send fox LC UMMINGS, Priac ip al A eire rans A GOOD HANDW RITING GUARANTEED— Pupils will barace ved for the Cheap Writing Classes st GOLD SMITHS looms, No. 75 Uroalway, nntil May 1. Book keepivg, i RVING INSTITUTE, “larrydgwn, N. Y—-A Boarding School for Boys. Tha fiftv-seventh semi-annual spssion will commence on TUE: DAY, Mayl. For circulars apply to the Principal, Dn, ROWE. M AME 3. STAAT™ SKE i ECT BOARDING SCHOOL i for Young Misses, Norwalk, Coun. number limited to len. be Summer Lorm begine the SECOND WEDNESDAY in MAY 1p we the First Thursday in October. For Ulrculars, address Box No. 10 Norwalk, OUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE a INSTITUTE, No. 126 W »s¢ Fonrth-st,, cor. of Mao on al, Washingt "Sate. (Clonal il, Mathomatical, Foreign La go snd Commercial wit Primary Departipent,) GEORG A Ww CLARKE, A. M., Rector. AJ Rr ARY, CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL y. N. XY. For ciceciare MY, Nyack, Rock'and County dione U, RL THERFORD, A M. ILITARY BOARDING SC HOLL hite Plain ns, N. 254 nulles {row the City aud m Raliroad, Et WILLIS, A. M., JE Whi RG, Y.—Miss il. M. PARRAURST will comuience oe Summer Term of Ler Boarding sad Day tie. School for mg Ladies on WE DNE: sh \Y, A r EW. ARD bd) ITUTE=lor OVS—Florida, Wg N Accommodations for 30 boarders. Boardaud tuition pes session of Tre wenlhy, B10), Session opesnd Apri! 11. T.u. SCHRIVER, Principad, Principal, Teachers. by a lady, an experienced to ladies whose early education has ds, No. 222 VWost [A NCH 1 k S30 Teacher. Also Fng'lish, Bae n neglected, L/Angals acenx qul parlent flan venty-liith-st,, nesr Seventh-uve, WA ANTED—A FLOATING TEAC HER (male) nn w of ti iho Urmmmar Schools in this The position is one of respons dy. requiring conside: oA teaching, ensrgy ards tivity, 4 owlodge of military d:i'l, s good hand writing, and a disporition fo do the work sssigued. dalury $TW. Addiess Box No. 14, Tribuse Otfice. AUR rb ii Machinery. Buc K MAKING MACHINES, Bric k Presses, Tempering Wheels, Tle Meclines, Castings for Coal Kilns; al kinds of Machinery (os weuufacturiug Brick Please send f 4d a circus lar. F. L. CORNELL No. 1,844 Germantown -ave., Pu il aol ph da FRICASONS CAL ORIC ENGINES, Yi CLULTE BRO'S celebrated portable gua stationary bh igh and low pressure Steam Engines; Grist and Saw Mills; Pumps of every de- sciiption; Colton Gin, Bhatt g Goacing. Pulleys ke. Jobbing of oll Kinds, JAMES A, ROBINSON. No. 104 ad nae st. cor. Hudson st. Naw York. ro SALE -—A 100 Horse Power Osoillating BTFAM ENGINE Address uv A. GODAKE, 30 Mor: YY st NE HYDRAULIC PRESS, 40-in¢ I ple aten, 13- inch hs ARETE U urs &e., one Inrge DICK’ S PATENT Sun ARS, 4 N Lo 8. ar ih i) ay NC En ha other machinery, Apply to TAT [ONARY pT giren nud b oilers, Fi AAA ee ad AND POR 'ABL LK STE AM En. x, Hemp, Tow O kom and Rope Stachioery, Mechenfos' Cools, &ee TODD RAFFERTY, Warehouse No. Dey-st., N. Y. W orks, Paterson, N. A ATE AM ENGINE x SAL E—One st socond- hand, low pressure, 150 horse-power engine and boiler, 32 incu cylinder, five-foot strose, and all in erect working order. Can be seen rane Bin at the works of the J. Russell Mauufactu ring Company, Given: Muss. ply to WOODRURF BEACH, Hurtiord, Con., of os 4h RU; S&F EA M anufocturing Company, Greenfield, Mass, r 10 PAPE R MANUFACTURERS and DE ALERS Cin PAPERM!ILLMACHINERY=WANTED, a 42, #4 or 42-inch MACHINE. Address, Making fired ‘ars and lowest price, R. B, Hox No. 5.29 Post Office, N h ANNULAR wes DRILL, HE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY of NEW. YORK are now prepared to furnish their machines, built in the mest thorengh manner und unequaled for rapidity, economy apd prectsion of work, The slwplicity, durability snd clespness of the machine vendeis it superior to snytlung in use for all purposes of wining, tunneling, quarrying and rock blest! ing, The moe Io can be wand vy steam of hand-power, are easily handled, and ean operated ut ul! angles, For further particulars inquire as the o or nldress LW AL ES, Treasurer No 0. 10 Pine-st, N, Y. Bie PIE A AMANTINE BRICK PRES Is BRICK PRESS that nees the PF RFORA. TORS, Sek. ty ISTE AIR FROM TUE CLAY while inthe proecas of pi Ios the ON LY PRE SS IN USE that fs capab’e of maki Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK, or WA Ix BURNINGL All others that profess to ds s0 are imitators, snd w caution the public wgainst their impositions, L. C. WOUDRU VE, President, No. 175 Broadway. La Professional Notices. DE. J R. 2 NEWTON, P I ACT ICAL PHY SICIAN for CHRONIC DISEASES, will heal the sick without medicine cures in most cases instautereons, or fa few miagten Dr. Newton has taken tae Mansion No. 6 St. Mark's-pluce, Fightivst., aud wili commences st WW o'clock a. m., TUESDAY, Ne AY 1. "A cordial invita: tion to ail who are not well able to pay; without mouvey, withous price. URGICAL HOSPITAL, under the exclusive care of EDWARD HH. DIXON, M. D., Editor of The Sealpel.~ Specialty: I'he mors obscure Diseases of the Pelvle Viscera, Herala, Homorriolds, Varicocels, Fistula and Stricture. Office hours from 809 (tol and 7to evenings, at No. 42 Filth ave. Dentisten. 3 AAA AAS AS AAAA AAAS AANA PIAA AANA SAAAS AAS Bmmmonn B. GRIFFINS, No. 258 Grand-st,, N. Y., posits Lo the LARGEST and CHEAPEST DE BAL PEARL T ENE he 1A ORLD. Fiosh Ghat ovary day.

Koruny operstlou la aw piige AREGE, fina colors, tn all widths, st hal J ser terps of this Institution will cons. Gales bp Anation AV CTION NOTICE. AN ATTRACTIVE BALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE, THIS DAY (MONDAY), APRIL 89, at 10 o’olock. Being the entire FURNITURE of [fote) situsted on the soroer Jat oy plese ad Vourths at. aad conristing of Parlor, Bed-room, cup bay now ou exbibition.end way be WN, TOPPING Co., Auctioneers. href A UCTION SALEOF GOVE RNMENT YESS Will be sold at Public Auction at W itmiagton, N. C., THURS. DAY, May in, 1595, the Steamer THOKN, with hor backiuery, Coal andelintires, as sho now los in the Capo Fear River, two miles (rom Wilmington, N. C. Terms Cash, in United States Hg M. C. DAREER Col. and Chief Q. M mt N.C. Rook TRAD, SALE ROOMS, 498 8 Etvadway EAVQ ry Ao Loneet. LEAVITT, STRUBLIGILY Co, successors to J. E. Codey, CoNsINMENTA BOLICITRD ae MAUR. os MELWIN, Auctioneer N i A MERWIN Co., Nos. 64 and BY BANGS, y Brosdway, cor, of 4that.—Seles of Pooks, Blslionery, Wor Art, Fancy Gooda Faraitore. ke. MON SDAY NING, April 30, at 104 520 Seventh-avs., A of HOUSE HOLD FUR Particulars st time WEDNESDAY and TICURSDAY EVENINGS, and 3, Wd 7 o'clock, AUTOGRAPH LF ERS, DOCUMENTS, Sc. ~Americen aad foreign; comprising a vast collection, fncluding large umber of exe coedingly scarce, choles und valusbio specimens of distinguished: Amerionng and Kuro cans. For particalsrs see catalogues sad the arsicles at tha salesrooias. (ORPOR: ATION SALE of RF AL ESTATR.— Public notice is hesmby given that the Comminsionars of the Sinking Fund will offer for sa’s, ut public auction, cn MO Naas Sar <1, 18h, ut noon, at the Exohange Salossoom, ia the City of Now: {4 tha following Real Estate: “lat. Gore of tand north aide of Chambars stroel, nesr William prt, 24. Psreel of laud osst sido of Corinats stroe!, betwoska Froat Water streots, 31. Block bonnded by Hoboken, Wast end Cunal strasts. sth. Lot north side of ith street, pear 3d avenne Sth, Lot north side of Sith shrect, near Sthpveine, Btls wo lots north and south sides of 40th street, on east side of Lexington avenue Tih. ix lots, nocth and south side 54h slreet, hetweed Sh sud 6 Piotnroe lock, at the dwells MAL Pr 1} SSL $1. Twn blocks of land betwen 67h and 45eh stisats, 410, Madiere and St! vonues 9th. Sov Wy font lols between Gist and 7th streets, 34 and UA avenies Trolotawan «1a of dh ayanas, betarsea 75h and 16th streets. Shicty eight lots Tith and 70th etrects, 4th and Sh avencos, i Thirty five lots T5th and 80th streeis, Ath and 5h avenoes, CS Lnisty toon Lots Blas aa P02 streets, Madison and Sib avenase. Two lots south side Be atroot, near 4th avanuoe, 15th, Oue lot southwest corner With stroat and 4 2ch avenna, 13th. Two lots north side Toth steeel, southeide 80th strest nor WM Avnet, 17 5. Elakt [org west aids of th azenna, 94th and 95th strects, 18h, Lot east sida of 24 avonae, near T8th stroot. 1h. Whicty seven dota soutis side Toth strect and 34 and ith ee “nies, tli Fort Avy ote, Tith and 15th streets, 34 aud 4th avenues, Warintae deads will ba given Lithographic maps way be ob “wined at tha Comptooite: a Oion, Hal of Records, on or alter May 10h uaxt, ont of the porthiase money, and the ses. Tanas op Sana Tew peer Ad at the Comp eof twenty dollars ou each lot, to be pai tioneer's f« trol ac’s (4h y each day i madist ly alle t the ssip Twerly por cout on lu ve kot next w on the deods Wil be ready for des ry d lie balance (savanly per conl), or any pe artion theroof, at the option of the wreh sar. way romain on hond or morignge for bye yous Lion June JU66, with interest at tho raio of seven per oeul por gun, rR bal iyo aly, The mount on bond and mortgage ay LE pail olf any lime wiht biu the five y=ury, on giving o one mon'l's police to the Comptroller; or it psy ba pad in instalments of uot les than five a ad dollars, on shy day when fnterust i+ doa w thin tha Sve yews yu dasd from day to day until the whols property is disposed o MATHEW T, KRY’ iN AN, Comptroller. RS pt roliai's Office Hail of Records, Aprit 10, 1466, ATOUR TOWER, Auctioneer, will soll op The sale wi 1H be THIS DAY (Monday), April 20, at 104 a. rm, wt No, 545 Broome large quantity of Hi SEA ULD PUNT DLS, Carpets, Bed i ig, Crockery, Ulsssware, Sewing Bachines, Show Cases, Li king ilussos. we, Also, the balance of 8 stock of Dress Trimm ngs, Ome a Brnttons, ke ARGE SALE of "GOVERNMENT PROP ERTY.— 4 Will be sold, at Newbem, North Carol un, a lage amonol of ORDINANCE aud ORDINANCE STORES, 84's 10 commence wa tha 17th day of bay, 1055, st 10 o'clock e m., and contines dsilg outil all the property, the princips! classes of which are given Solow, ls roid, Iron snd Brass Gans, Gan Carrages, Harness, Sud ley Halpacty Bridles, Blankets, Wieels, Ol liom, Load, Swishy’, Arviorer’ Saddlory Tools, Md Leather, Sling Carts, Gina completa, hulonic Equipments ynphomants 4 (or Field and Siege Gnos, sod oluer ar'icles too nnmei ous to wertio Correct lists of articles to be 201d will be furnished upon application Or nance, to this office, By order of Breve! Masjor-Gen. A, B, Dye, Chief of Washi ngton, D.C it MYVRS _ Ord ance Office, Newham ON 1 5. A Guo, Weer 2 Nigro Breve. "w On, Da WEILSON NICHOLS WiLL SEAL ON MON. hh DAY, APRIL 30, at 10} 2. mm, at the private ros Fat i we t., between Fourth ave and Le ciug on iy FLEGANI HF URNITO F cotnialing of neck me da llon, tapes'ry, and velvet cornota suberh carved ros wl padi suit; rosewood, marble top, tables: very itch silk ond lcs window curtaine; 2 It and broure chandeliers; wlegunt la por and mantd mirrors, livaus, oltousns, vory fine marble "eta wry, rich and tility cotved vases, elegant bronees, ine ott plinth ugs, nic Chloa A-giMasw aie, kg. CHAMBER PURNITURE Ruch careed tosswood Fie acl bad stoade. fina curled Lal matwessns, feathe of botat ars ar pili brovgs #as brackels Fons woud arimolr le viy elaborate Be, ros woavdelagere, fine atecl enzraviogs, cary: I rosewood ba carved rosowood abe top wasiistaads, window shades, cot sud che ad] lies, lounges, aurcors ko. i Cotreapondeuen 4% Us WL H wirs of Cheap Classes 19, 2 aud 7, DINING PR ROOM Nich axicnsion tablsjand bat od Chabes JrugGu SONVILLE AC ADTAMY. Th an Ror! Ne match, pier nd f% mirrors, fine eng wines, tiok dining sat, bo Term opens May 14. Interv! ws may be had with the Princip al getiier with oil thie kitchen furniture, with which tus sil: will ova on Mondays, We inesdays and Fridays, between the hours of Zand 3, penca st No. To owary. Circulars ot No. 70 Bowery. £1. B, OLIVER, Boye a particularly requasted to take thelr purchases on bord Principal le tr me ee A. ak LEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ladies, “Gar Sn aos, Auotianear, 1 Biligeport, Conn. For circulars, sddioss Sliss MOLILY NEL hore i VERY LEE ALFA DIU RN ITURE. GEORGE COOK will soll on THIMSDAY, May 3, ot eel yok, at the alegaut brownstone residsuce, No. 44 Waal Tw irstat, ne Ki (ti-ave., to catirs suparior FURNITURE, tnel Pes! 1 Chember, Dining room, ae 4 Ritohan Carpet s, Oui clothe, ding, China a 1 Hie ware Particulars hereafter a_a Proposals, Dives or Any CLOTHING AND p—— No. 24 HzoaDWAY, Naw YORK, Apri) Lo, A300, RMY SUPPLIES. —SEALED PROPOSALS will or rece rod at iis oflice until 120%clock m., po FRIDAY, the 4th pe May poss, bor Lurnishuag by oon tract, in suclffusuiiies, (rom to time, As may ba requaiced for tao use of thia doget, wall the 8 May, 18357, the following articles, vie Nails, 104, and 12d. Lap Of gallon, sporm, Box Chisels Box Scpapera, Vooden Mallets, ironbound Nail Haomers, M rang Pols, Marking Uiushing assoctad Aru ks, Nos. 3 and? ja ug w. Brass Lanterns, fat oil. Jor Bots. I nrther lotorwation can ba hal h app in office, Bonds wil! be requ od of the ane A Hie Pope tha fal'bfyl pee formance of a contract The 171 ited st Wes reserva the right to reject any part or ths whole of a hid, as way be deamed n asessary for the terest of the Propolis wil be indorsed Proposals for furvishdag Hariware® sud addoassod to Brovat Brig. en, ND, li, VINTUN h QM Gon, U8, A Orere ror ARMY LOTRING A 3 quirate. No. 29 Buoapwax, Mew) AR RMY Su PYLIES, —sEALED P ROPOSALS wilt yrecoivod at thi ofa until 12 o'clock mo. on FRIDAY the 6th of Pa xt, for furn shivg by contract im such qasntitios from to time as may ha reguired for the wwe of the Ofes and the lst of May 1067, the fo'lowing articles of STATIONER Lotter paper, white rolad, first clase, 11 iba to the tram. is sap PRPET, Wi ii is 1 fed, first clase, 12 the Lo Wo roam. Blotling paper, white, first--lasa, 00 ibs. to the ream. Folio-post paper, white raled, Girst class, 24 The Lo Wie team. Furelope paper, best quality Favelopos, Straw color No 2. beat quality. Fuvelopes, Straw color, No. 17, best quaii'y Envelopes, Whita, No. 6. Lad Ponei's, Fabar's or Eagles, No. 8, Stes! Pens, Bauk. Pen holders, Sealivg Wax, best English, sonal stick: Black luk, quart bo: tes hlaynard Mog w Arnold's Chiomical Writ] ng Fluid, quarts Black fuk, qu arts, Co opriag, Red Ink, David's No Office Pape bast Hn oy Memorandm Books, Blank Books, eap Luound twa, threa, foar, five and ox quires. Bamples of the above arti les can be sev, farther infor ation in tagard to the same can be reosived hy applisation (0 this office. Bide Seis wri proscu! with their bide sanples of the scticies they propose o deliver, Bonds will be required from the successful bilder for thy feichiel erforman api go ulract. be ish The United States reseryes the t Lo rofsctean ve the whole of the bids, os may be desmed for the heidi of ti aid id Pi oposals shuald be endorsed Pioposals for Furnishing Station ry," aud aldeessed to Bt. -Biig Jena hn H VINTON, y. QM. Gon, U. 8, A. ~OFFIOR oF oF ET “Rs WS ORK, I ROVID END AND Bostox HALLROAS ovary, No, 3% William st., Aprit 27, 1366 w LALED PROTOSALS will be received up to Map AD 10, et 12, noon, by the Now ork, Proyideuce au d Boston ompss y for i Ah "ir 7 per cont Linpooy pment Bods, The Bonds sre for 000 each, intarcst payshis Januar nd sul pri ipal on the ist day of July, 1476, fd 4 Joly. roposa's must ba in writing, addressed New York, Provideocs and Moston Ral road x ‘ompany, care of M. Morgan's Sons, “No. 39 Wil latest, proposals for lupiove ent Bonds.’ ile Ce he: s the rig S410 eis tany or all bids For further inforwation apis 10 the thecal agents of the Company, MOLUGAND SUNS, Noo By order of tha Board, PB NS, Now Willis et. ad "a B. Noyes, Secretary. Sormture. B EDROOM EN AME LED VURNITURE of ware Nea mann aciore, Alig, solid Chestunt and Walnut hg Savion, pista and ormalienial, 8% H. KF. FARRINGTON'S, No. Cavalst,, opposite W oovier. Fail Sek Si JURNITU RE of eve ry de script on—=C ADCS “and Bedding Parle oF a d Bedroom suites, Oil cloths, at rN DALL 3COTY'S, Nos, 209 and 211 Hudeon-st., cor ner of Capa ‘Housekeepers apy) fied, snd can pay by fustallionts if deniced. a8 RNITURE, Carpets, Books and Libraried A" BOUGHT for Cash at No, 125 Sixthave., betwoen Nisth wl Tenth-sts, A lnige sto xol BOOKS always for SALE. ALY RNITUDRE MANUFACTURERS. —WEIL ry BRAUNSDORF, Nos 125 and Q7 Rivington-st, New furongh their longaxperionca aid superior Hreuitiss in mannfacte first-class furniture, ura prepared Lo supply the, public at large on favorable terius as can be had in this City. All puiel ssers are 1e BD duvited to call us above. Furniture of every kind always ou Lond, 1 suites or othe wise, AMELLED FURNITURE. ~The largest as<ort- ment of Foameled, Chestuot and solid Walnut BEDROOM PURE Sin thls city Also MATTHESSES, SPRING BEDS, ks, oll goods warranted us roprossntad, at the old established house, VAL Lik N WARD Co, No. 277 Canal #8. YFITUL DESKS for ALE cheap if called for thi 1.3 MERRITT, No. 13 Beskoan ot. week, IICKHARDTS Exionsion PARLOR BEDSTEAD took Silver Medal at last Fair American Tustitute is sutirely &i8 ferent {rom the common sofa bed; it has an equal wid hatr mab tress. Can be made in sofa og chair to suit the space. Factory and salesroom, No. 167 Dieecker-st, cor. of Sullivan, Also, Furniture oa hand and wade to order, TORAGE for FURNITURE, &c., by the load a room, H. 0, HAEOER, No. 300 West Thicty Hurth at, sud Ne 202 Ninth ave. Medical. AA AAA A A A AAAS A ARRAS OI xX RA “PREVENTIVE. ~DARBY'S PRO PHYLACTIO FLUID, tha most powerful disinive! chet haown Recommended sditorially in The Evening Posty Joocnnl Now-York Observer, Christian Intelligencer, New-t oh LY Lid A k Oa ov] 00 Willa th aud Shed agony, Suld be

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1866. A ee Real @etote for le i’ Ko. Gold-»t Cs Let. NARAAAAAABAAA A IIAP PIS PPP A SIA I I FINE new RE STDENCE 2 Elizabeth for SALE FIRST-FLOOR to LET for business purposes, cheap. t entels nil gonw leon Nr Five minutes’ at No. 85 Prince-st. Apply at No, 97 Prince-st. near Broadw ay, fr MITE BR] adway CTT TILES 3 walk rom de a—y {o NTRY HOUSE to LET for ONE YEAR. 1 1 2 3 OTT v2] in Liow arn Park at Ura “Now. J Possession given May 1, or at any time within the mon‘ contain 12 roon rice, $2.50, A C ttage con d on ths Gonnectict it K ver in a he alti y locality, speven mi ith crm y ptalmiug 19 7 EE y Serio 10 “rooms, gas amd water; price, 2.000. A Cottage; price, three nu rates wall from stestubont lending, sud with $0000. A Ce pa” monitaing price, $3,000. For fuil de i reli, ichools stores si ud post-oflice, Re we is 28 woties, seription of the Park, see 1 piyt pir; cont r i bur id stables; good y L. 8 HASKY LL. Library Bnilding, Orenge, N. J t, graves, Ke n. Forts ave Peck -sliprtiast S— o'cloe wi wlormaldon ply soon Ali WANING FARMS WOLD A BPPLY B00 Large ving setilemont, of Vinoland: mild climate; o lade Rieh woil; produces ol Ni RESIDLNC! r ETF ro 1s 15t Muy 10 mee 3 EA EE IR Pops: twenty pore tracts 2, Ir la with Jur ve or 5 6 hours snl taking fmproveraent Apply to CLAS. K. LANDIS, F 2 ries, wit des; fin a rulis; ice wanter Vir b-§ wi N.J. Letiers saewersa. Papers and wo oy, EW. gonte! ning "Ww be sent f Frome Keport of 3 w and with mu milk wi 1. a beanti- Soion Ap vl Kditorof The 1 ne: It ts ome of Lhe 1 du i aie t Tear store, woil extent t tn a'most level position and suitab’e oo} an In evesy respect a healthful and J po 2 54 farming thi we know of this mde of the rir 13 wer and Autwnn, Cars to and from 7 Ne tk eve x set 3 p.m every Wednesdey and Bo ‘Gi BPRING, N, Jom Business men in Want Cedar-si., Now-York. or 8 Clinton wl ih a oer, with rapid, pampe, freqnent treine show 4 wi Yoav ATTN S]* ook "th fi staiim on the Erie Kaviroad, a broad: Ee LEGA Vi COUNTRY SEAT “to REN TF ar= ur- gusge national bighway ten Guine wav daily: annual ecommote: Ad nished—At Hertford, on Farmington ave. The dwelling ie com- Hon, 4 top roan Ne r iy tea fom Jersey City; mn xlious, vot order, wiih wmwodern improvements; iocaled on a ea new COTTAGE for SALE, $300, #560, aud a ground, with views overlooking the Conr t Valley: city and CRE Bi! FS. 500 A ply te GEORG villages he ww, The) vw be let a private family only, PW WOO WARD, No. 87 Park-row, N SIX oF iwWelve mot ther with lay garden, stobles, fruit, &e, a mg ued e of t rable places in ti victoity of Martfoids ES ARGAIN \T A v-BilUNS Wl S=ACT0 oof HO is ps a st. re ib FARM, boe ings, Yenly of 2 r 30 acres, good oo; ete builar van ise s good aod, good io ve. A un Ri NT-- A Private 1 amily des iring a ple us Sant men J orchards, 2tock 0 w if Jy Hie 1} od, Ul! INI SHED COUNTRY RESIDEN( I 3 son or calbiny J. 5 ON. No. YJ Nu -3t., FOOL 4 ut house ngs, and large Bo TATNS MOUS”S and LOTS ir Now. oe ov vegetul f mw witin 3 nti LW i L§ New Ie ge. 2 hols, $3,000; vice Goth c Collage uy Ho vsatonic I! ailroad to Ne w Mil wd, B Revd i ns sorner, larze me Ye or i rooms, thoroughly nap an hor Weil ae hrick House rooms, alr excelle 4 t with bre good from &1 5 $8 00): fine hy piace. tifu rots A uit on the prem JUSON, No. 39 Nassau-st., loom No. 24. 1 {ee asunt tow: ny ba 1° 4 THE. the placed Co RAF A U1} FARM Fo 'R Rafer tr 24 es from Burling'on and Beverly re- Tu anty corto LEWIS A nd Ar f mies iro ‘nua Vor ge raw berry a I INE FURNI SITE TTT: BH iL 5% on Too B40 H Hai Cleltrd Higl Y ous tersul, Address F. F. HOU ig Loy; DgWeJde i) Box No. L394, N, Y, Post-Ulhce SALE A Tao! Bums OUSE RO A FA TY SALE~-A fine bum EFOL to LE I! and Furniture for SALE or to Price $2,100 re Li LET Fon i d.~First-c'ess HOUSE in perfect order, Rent, SAL} Jat Irving ton, i ay Ey Lu 0 i d the other hing 16 rooms: tov i mn orm badd BY AD ids an vi: 4 r 20 acres Of gronnd, y le 34 Newmk, or at Clihton Cotluge No. 1% v 3 A Y 1 CE 3 x PART of SECOND 1] i wut 17x50, to LE] Coy y wr on 151 Al TEN ISLAND to SALE i At 62 I arranged for business purposes, with <3, on Cebin-ave,, Castleton Higut we contains paichway, A Rent t ble. WO rooms w ith nodern Enproveny und, St RICA "THAT COMPANY. No. 458 Broadway. Btable, (ruit and vegetable Gar f y healthy view TE Fm PT i Ap 1HAS, KP! 63 Ann-at RPLENDID BANKING ROOM and OFFICES to Fy QAR CADENCE FAC WING 61 Broadway. opp g the adv 2 Cpe of tw 0 all othe: »s: pos mediat Apply to minates walk depots of wo road 713) HOMER HUA A st bandist. trning ry i location hes Boro alztee S11 i good _e ar, 106 tl! RUBAN RESIDENCE sable, carriage house and Lue gasd boat 1) HOU SE voted I ni with choices frnite, ira Imm pecs i 1 shade situated NY rJ. Ot NEELLORT Bi Hamilton. six Kerry

Carlton ave., near Warren st, Brooklyn, ¢ioss to the great rospect Park. Price $6750. Also HOUSE apd four LOTS on Cl! FEYO LET=A 2-story and cellar STONE COTTAGE- HOUSE, ontainiug 14 rooms, of 1 Pard- va, Staten laland, with t 10 acres of land, wi ts of every v ety house eountaining gon-ave. Price $15,000, fre of J. A. BETTS, No. 33 Dives {Basernent). OR BAL E at NV ACK=—A fine "HOUSE aud LOY wit eho! it trees, 8 in good order, situated in per Nyack. Foi parti viars, sppiy to or address, Mis CORNELIA BMITH, ou the promises Fou SALE~Che ap, in B uoklyn, on m Clint meave., a Josiiabie residence, Fm bad 8] nrnished o I Sil SEY. No. 3 st SOR SALL—Now Brown-stone HOUSE, new] Furnished last October: a modern impro 2 gigisr-slaym. Jud ork Dr oyler's K Jory cucap. Fomsesxion given imme listely MOR SA Eat Central Mo bu eraent sud art FRAME HOL _ ty) 0 LJptoveraes Wud Jessy rden, well jlecked with db pd CLETTY aceon er finite in al 3 NOL and ont Wings, el ng gepols. Appiy lo 3 0% No oa Broad way NOR SALIL—In Rbod io] sland. bet p Warten, a sp wid FAR t Ww len on, divided mto padture 0 oi ted, igh pend, overlooking yoft Swagliife th 1, with a ine view of Nan pelt Moy, Liwe house, burn, 8 Crib, good or in abn dant supply of wor od, 2 nd a s'yeam of water rune Bing the ugh the furs Proce, $10,000. Appiv to GEO. H. REY NO. RB. 1, y JUMN H., WALDWELL, do, 48 i av Ne w.Y AL Fin Ne w ark hy “a Fons went FQ story attic and base Me AT ir i IS wiaining re hborhe tes’ from depot. aeo i UR URE required oly t JOHN FOILSTER, No. 49 Dev st, JOR SALE legsonable Prices—Large and Small FARM: and RESIDE S in healthy locations, on the ine of M. FE. Railroad at Sumit, Chathawo, Madison aud Morristown 5 WARD, Chatham, N. J. MUCHMORE, No. 236 Washington st, N.Y OIL SALE or to LET, tor six months, Furnighed— A first-class, brown stone three story and high basement OUSE ull raodern {roprovoments, in suphr.ative order; 13 rooms; i t-clans In every respect. luguire on premises, No, kiyn, between Carroll y ace sud Firat-pinck or of J R. HOUKINS No. 4 Cedar N —~A bean! tal coun! try RE» ill [1] NCL, ble for horses Jand wher! and pearly new built in Jar ner. tion ars inguire of MARTIN KENNEL wal Bank, Bristol, or to JOHN II. W ARDW ELL y New-York Fos ALE—LOT, and EE No 130 Msdison-ave corper o lars a) ytoF. 3) CALHUUN, Amignse, 3 Fouith Na FZ 5 BANGS, No. 137 Broadway io Acres, and 108 Perches god! «in Elkiiok Township. Somerset C ouuty, enn Thi wholly anderlaid by the feraous 14 foot vein of Conl—equal in aly to suv in the Cumberian 4 region=—and being in close proximity the Piitaburgh snd Conuelsville Kailrosd, offers sn ortunity for profitsbie inves ment rare y me address W. C. TOWLR, Greeny tw e snd tei th. For pri n "Ringe County N. Y. tWo Lew For SALE, at a bargain, .0 Brookivn, three-story Brick HOUSES, in good locgtion 20 minates i. boul fers tos, Price $6250 aud $6500; terms’ cosy APPlY or ad- «J. W, BUFFINGION, Luwbsr Yard, coraer Baltic snd Colum ste, Brookly yu. SOR SALE—On the Hudson, about 12 ACRES, heodsomely situated on the river. commauding one of the finest Mews between New ork and Albany. Is capable of inde huts iw vemweut, of would uske a very handsome place with even moder t would sccommode's four parties wishing to boild four haudsome sites foo buildings. Apply t EDICT CULT, No. ALi J CH 3 AL E for nearly half its value —A 1 tiful COUNTRY SEAT, +l e on elevated gro onde in ation a New-Jore by ruil; 15 acres laid out fu i wd costy style. The rend s new, tnd cannot be sorpassed in Hague comiort, sad the most spr oved up ovewents Pleuty ir. 2 od ete not exsr ppreciated. Price ire of COFFIN. A RENWORTHY shants, Erie Oolicmgs, corner West and Dos neds, For SALE CHEAP A bandsome two-story DWELLING, with four sores of fine ‘and three-quarters of wlle from Paterson Station, Hetlem Hailroad 3 yuse contmine 12 te. Lari and other out-ouudings convenient: location desirable wire of E. A. HAYT, No 3%! Broadway, or of D8. JUDD. near prem) ines. OR SALE or RENT—Several desirable Country RESIDENCE R on the Hudsou River, Elizabetn City, N. J, and Ly desizable location r perticulars. apply to ALLEN BROWN N OR SAL or 10 REN N[—One or two desi rable 00, Ing Hor dvare Mer 0. Broadway. 4-atory. high-stoop, brows stone Font tIOT S¥S in a desirsbie teeation. Whe Hoower ure pow and just Anished, App y to LEN BRO No Broadway OR SALE—A very r desiral le COUNTRY SEAT, fu Waatetuutes gu wry, within ten miles of New Yore, Tha se end Grout order. Possession cau be Lad luiue Apply to v AN 17 "WALKE R No #4 Gold at. WOR SALE or EXCH ANGE, for Land or Property iithe West HOU SF and LOT or MERCHANDISE GR! <r a SAW MILL, and piace of abont 5 scres: good Hoven and fue Spriug atthe door: stream of water runing thro Rte tha fale two hours by Rallrosd (a New Jersey. A dress Ts EST Fo. SALE.—A valuable FARM of 100 acres. at v ark Post Office, Nowarx N. J. Fistlands, Lang leland. sovensand so ball wiles om Fuoltou ferry A medinm- Apply to No. 3 ace will be sod eutive, or divided to suit purchases IB exchange. bose 01 improved ti ity proper'y is MORTON Co, KiN2AlL L, ¥latlande, or L. P Tx SHED BESIDENCE on North Shore Staten Is'aud—=Oue of the most desirable places on the ldland; large, t building with a! the woders improvements and ges. exten stables; furniture first cass, 8 cres of laud: iarge garden, with ity of dhe choloest ds fo aoitndance fine awn, Rent $2,750 severe] other {urnishisd and wofurpished HOU apd 1 aud for SALE. Apply Ww the STATEN ISLAND AGENCY, iS HA. DAUNIN, T3000, 86,000, $5,000 FARMS or SALE. with implements stock snd crops cow: whthin th yA Iw fo location in the State, 10) Cent above the Hud: iver re nigvad survey uo cholers location. AS No. 118 Join» Fe

Inquire of P. C BULKLEY, Avctionser. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY at RYE, Westclese: Connty, at AUC TION, Pp. C. BULKLEY Wi wel, on SATURDAY, April 28 at 1 o'clock p. mw. on the Prowises. SIX NEW HOURES all in perfect order and resdy for Bemediste occu suey, with from three to five scres of LAND, sacl ed on the Orace Charcli street road, shout ten it Port Chester Depot. Cotte Forno minutes dilve ou Rye The property ie situated in ope of the most selsct peighborhoodsin Be county, and it bs se dom such an opportunity offers to pereons Seslions pn aning ry howos Fach plot can be divided Brom the other, or par.ies buylug may besutlly aud lLuprove thelr grounds toge Ler Beven (reine pars cach war dui'y to and from Rye snd Port Chester, Stearnbost communication dadly, tha boat landing passengers within fve ruinutes wok of the property, Wri anlmproved PLOTS in the Park will also be s0'd fe h Why 14, ‘will x -y 4 yr hvly Ch Jurve ooh its sevenii-at. Depot Forty per cent of the purchase y 1m sn requntn on the property tographs of the Houses au Sthographic mups of the Meson at the off a No 0 Wallw Now 1 ork, FE Jusen ONKERS.—V0R SALE, a Fine MANSION; aa ie Rots wade a un one-half acre, goo $16 000. Apply te Fo MAL 800), Loon, $4,000, SALE. CUES aod elegant DWELLINGS at New-Yore and 1 Cmiso, 00 Lote at $150 aud upward. Ivana: ap enaid view of the Hod. r stable, ke. Very cheap: only Ne Dock st, Yorkers Joruts, W Cw iages or elegant Dwelungs for pur CHAS I MILLER, Atisuticave East Now-York. EE, Eo Cer WAAL SAN IAA ASEAN AN NE FINE PRIV ATE RESIDENCE on Fifth-ave., Oy hy or ro AA Ay thin ook s Boa Nast 47) Gonern Pont Om is private family. Address A. B. COUNT RY SEAT to 5 NI at Squan Village, N. Theo scivs of lovd, conta ug lege two-stor ud nthe RTT reo w ol fret of oll Meds, or POTTER AE VR Ah EELLAMY. MoS Five st 10,0001" or ply to R. CORN ELL WHITE, No. 32 vo tand 1 water, gon Kc. i all meces- ALLEN Xx BROWN fi Broadway modern improvements, i FO new HOU SESin¥ lush. Apply to JOSEPH rSALE=T lovato; goed location. 18 Wi isin st. joL LET=Two HOUSES in Yorkville; all modern tprovements; cea. Apply at No. 126 East Thirty fith-st., pear Tiavd-ave, bi LY :T—To a small, respectable family of adults, A five R n ry; gas and water; rent $25. Apply ob oN 3 1 r mot! rent El 000, a three IN wt USF I'wenty-thi near OPraGE the #if ply to A. E. BEA i, No. Parkrow OL i T=0n n Staten Island, a leceo 0 MANS TON, 30 acres of land beautifolly situated ou te shade trees, gpiend d view, perfectly Lealthy. “Rr 'ITCHCOCR ailuate LET=A double three-story 3, ir Now Jersey, rom Depot. Apply at a1 Rent jug, No. 11 Bre yadway, r§'0 LET—0n Staten 1s TAGE, s aplenaid vi ing and bathing, po LET=Yor the 8 land, fine furnished COT- 14 acres of LAND, for the season or year Ce ew of the Bay; fine Fruit and Shade Trees, bon D. R. HITCH OCK SON, No. 100 Broadway, summer, in EN! NINGION, furnislied H USI th Vern ont, 8 00 nver fent-and wel v jen and stable attached, overlooking the most sutif Green Mocutsins. Inquire HARRI NGTON STO. Proadway "IYO LET FORE THE SUMM TLR—At Darien, Coun., 4 mies from New-York ou N. Y. sud N. H. Railroad. a FARM HOUSE contal ing Prooms, well fi irnished, and is within five minotes depot, The ground is elevated ocatlo un healthy a walk fro SALE—A tract A TAN EE wanes, situated on Cosselman's Lract i» wit water: the yards and garden contsi fug eholos vegetal fruit. For particnlsre inquire of CHARL 5 c WAKELEY, Fast Tenthst., N.Y. jo.) LI T—=Fron May until October, 8 COTTAGE rice rooms, #i ated at the edge of the riv prosite Poughkeopaie. with nse of hoat, witer privileges, Rent $i, \cdreas J. FOSTAR, Highland. Uirer Co., N, Y. 7Q LET—0n the south side from Aveune A, a substantia! BRICK (MOUSE saa, water, ke rwo stories, basement and auder-colar, rent, $V luquire of BIDWELL, No. 354 Pearist fe LET=From May to October, a COTTAGE op posite Pongbkcapsic rooms. nm NE privite farolies. Apply at No. 07 Julton-st., up staire, Office No 1, frow 11 £ouses and Forme Wanted. [)ESK ROOM WANTED—A1¢ Lut of Mag. i 00M Ww ANTE DA rls t of Mav, in an Ada vi hy of Valli. Apply ot No. 3 Rector-si Ww ANTE D—T0 BEN two Year hoi fire 1 Bro nu for one or iw Chl cou plete class FURNISHE SE SE, either in New-York pursisnen BEDROOMS to LEFT without Board—For Gentlemen, at No. 13 Livingston place, opposite Stuyvesant Park, between East Sixteenth and Seventeenthsts, Also SE{COND-FLOUR for a gemtieman and wife. Kefereuce given end required. VURNISHED FRONT ROOM, LET in 8 private fam 'v to one or two ze out break fas Very desieble Sommer loc Twenty Bh ot. near Seven th ave, i OOMS to L BT—With or without Partial Board, A feslerna n of neat Ld yu fet habits, in the first-class private residence N feat W on-jl R. OM to z FE T—JFor one or two single Gentlemen, ith or withont Board, at No. 17 Wes: For ty-ninth-st. second floor, to tlemen, with or with. No. 222 West Uh 300.) second and third tours No. 192 Grau atid st, over Lhe 1 ry and refteshment esloon, between wey end Bowery, sul! ubis for dwelling sud millinery or other 120 bus dd ri WO IANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to LER, yeithaut based, to ola of gantlemen, sitaated on tha second f sor of a fine Houts, Excellent locality. Terms reasonable Address A.C. J, C m————— r 0) TE if a CE private “family, occupying a large Lonse in a fine Jogatt on desires LETTING a suite of 1 f ROOMS comprising the re second r, to two gentlemen, or ge entiemian, without boar Sug Address L.P., Box Ne. 3,303 g i a Wo ANT ED-—A neatly Furnished and well kept ROOM th eonvenience of Gas, Bath, Closet, ke with BOARD, in coed location. Would be perovan: elt aalied. Address, D. HH, J., Box No, 1.004 e, 166 EAs TWEN Y-THIRD-ST.—A FUR JO NisuED ROGM to aT to siogle gentlewan. Refor alts G2 hanged. CLARITY Tara Rn Ocean Steamers Am a a a a er JOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA N EF 20TH OF EVERY MONTIL bo! DUCED RJ ATE 3s OF PAS SSAGE. Firat Class Class, 1hird Clase, £175 to S200. Hi MTy LG. N v. y N A NF RANCIS SCO AN ETEAMSIUR COMPANY Ronn ship CUA NORTH Cl THROU Gil TX I 4{ ™Ee i will dispatch the fas tua ant ANLIAGO DE RRY SMITH, esq. Commander, M vy 19, st neon, from Tier No. ry North River, NT RAL AME nic AN TR ANSIT CGMPANY v ate ou t 0 Link nd otherwise greatly fm- Loute. e full stag so of water on Lake snd fa pie mpt and relisble trausit over this ia fornia tray spply early, by mail or in person, at No 177 WEST, of Warren st. on SATURD A foot of Warre JH vorite line of Ca For passage 81., coruer ND, N. CARRINGTON, Agent. P ACIFIC M. ML STL AMSUIP COMP ANY™ LOTR h 0 CALIFORNIA, CA! RYIN FTHE U NiT! DD STATES MAIL, leave Pier th River (foot of Car ut.) 2¢ o'olock noon on the Ist 11th and let of every month (nxeep when those dates fall on Sandey, aud then on tie pre lug Ssturday), for ASPINWALL, 3 ecting, Ja Params Hallway with one of the Company's steamships from wena Lor AN FRANCISCO, touching at ACA PULCO” MAY. 1st=ARIZONA. connecting with SACRAMENTO Hth=t"0) RICA, connecting with GOLDVN ROL. it =NEWYORK, cons ne with CONATLIETI Pon wrtures f iot and 21st pect gt lenama with steamers for g 0] .3 PORTS: ist end llth for CENTRAL aviE iC AN 1 ORI Those of the lst teu h at MANZAN. Ll sggage checked through, One lundred Pounds ellowed eech adult. An experier Sure n on be rl. Medicines and sitendance fres. For Tas Tickets or information aoply et the pany’ I fice, on the Ww hart foot of Causist., Noth RK Dew York. K. HOLMAN, Agent. For C ALIFORNIA via ANAMA.—The Pacific Mail Sten Company's steamer ARIZONA will sail on FOEFDAY May 1. MiKo fk BOOD Faeignt received as usmal A {re at the Freight Ofiice upany’s Fier, No. iN Nott Live r t of Cnnalost Vi LL: ROO 84 Hrondwey e Freight Agents, I. M. 8, 8. Co. OETA ME RICAN LINE TO ENGLAND and FRANCI 1 New York ard Havre Steamship Company's firat-clees mail stecmekips ALL ar FULTON, is 2 z r oughly refitted, w ‘leave Pler North Miver, {or ilsvre, calling at Fa'mouth, the loldowing d a preci seiv: ARAGO ,......Hesuy [Eh h 13, 1294, FLLTON .oocdanms A. WorTeN.... il 4, 1896 ARAGO ous HENRT A, CADSDES. May 13, 16, Fi LTON.. JAMES A, WOTTEN cvvees. June 1966, AEE +r renund ray A. GADSDEN.. July 7, WG Aud eve 8 realtor PRICES OU} PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD First cabin. 2] Se i eabliessssnsisies en Thr to Londo Lo Boexin An experic d! ard The company will ng rosy ble for specie of wvalushles unless bits of leding Le wale expressed, are signed (herein, Forty Fler ABf0L aL sppiy to JUS. J. COMSTOCK, Agent, No. 7 Lrosdway, New York “The steams ETNA ft bs will asi! from Pler No. #4 Porth River, for LIVERS NY EDN ‘DAY. st noon, Mav 2, carrying steerage 1osrenyote only Rate passage, $3 cur h ws Io Broadway. AT carry CALLING wesk'Y YA Ag POOL, sa Line, sailing semi SATURDAY, MAY 5 ren ¥y J Lr 3] EAM TO LIVER No QUEr s bu ing the United States Mails. CITY OF LONDON. covvivivnsnininens Cli WASHINGTON arsrersisasssersssBAT DAY, MAY 12 CITY UF PARIS sare SATURDAY, MAY 19 CITY UF NEW YORK. coovevcinsrncinnrinns SATURDAY, MAY 26 CITY OF BOSTON... A RDAY, JUNE 2 end es succeeding Sad HKDAY sng WEUNESDATL, of noon, from Pier No. 44, Nor r JALES Ub FA be PAYABI JE IN CY RRENCY. Tr hace. 8% 1 Biles ssssssssnens 0 1 hoa "taut Wedresiny steatuars wiki boi poratily carry freight only. Passengers also forwarded to Havre, lMasburg Uremen, ke, 8 moderete rates Bteerage passage from Liverpool er Cloeanstown, #40 Tickets can be bought bee Dy persons sepding for their friends formation, at the Compan? oe Tt rons be in a first-class location. Address, sieting rent requi red, &e., L. 1., Box No. i605 Tribune Office. 1, TANTE D to 1 RCHARE, a HOUSE. unfurnished mished New York or wiciol'y, or wil PAY BOCES he City. for wil Petrolenm Kt ck paving 1 ne aud regular d bho, ill be exchanged, or fop other real estut Apply to oi address, with particulars, ROBE iY H, WISHART, No. 71 Broad way (Roots No. 60), New-York

Summer Relveals. A NORTH BENNINGTON, Vermont Coupty.— Bos RD in a private family can be had for a fanily of four or ix De TRONE cation about six hours from New York, nesr Mouat An oe watory and the Oreen Mounteins anid the most eautiiul scenery in New -Fuglead; sccomuiodations the best sod terms moderate Address Box No. 16 North Benvlozton, Vermont PF wiles of Spriug Valley, N, Y., 30 nnles by railroad at (he same tie (amily of aClergyman, a! Hin om, Uisier Co. Address X Box No: 80, Million, Ulster Co BOARD. —A fumily of four or five persons can ob- tain BOARD in rivate fainily in the pleasant Village of Pitty ticid, Berkshire Co, A particulars, address Box No. 339 P.O Pittafield Mpae. i OABD in the COUNTRY. Persons widiing to los the ity can obtain board at a lero an rmod.ous coon ry residence, plesssntly located, 24 mites from the village of Cannan Guig a. Families preferred. For partic are. address Mrs. MARIA C. WOLCOTT, Cuapluviiis, Oatsrio Co, N.Y. WOMEORIS of HOME on a AR, near the Cay. “rt ~My faw!ly will accommodate ti ee or four PERSONS lv) in 3 nest plesssr 1t country how, sue nil'e from Harlem Rai road, at W eat Moant vernon. Address SOLUS ROBINSON, Trib une OM 6. TWOUNTRY BOARD. —1lirst.class BOARD can he bad at a farm house for a family of «ix to eight pe ww who wisk 10 keep (heir own horses and carriage end remain in the country fra hur to six months, v ligre uo of her bomrders wiil be taken. Loestion is bigs, airy snd healthy, being fees frou fever aud sgoe, lu Rockland County, ou the on: New Jersey Relltoud 90 miles from New: York. Address 8. R.. Box No. J 147 New-York Post Office. WUNTRY BOARD for two gentlemen and their wives may be had in a fioaly-situsted Hopso rear tie Heren aud New Haven Railroad, sad within 17 wiles of the city, Apply to A. Vo, KENNEDY, Assessor's Oca, No. 660 Broady ay. VOUNTRY BOARD i2 desired by a young Man J and Wile, {or the season, in a thoroneh 'y heslthfu It winst not he over 25 nlles distant (rom New dork. Address, rid tull particu are. AL, Box No. 195 Tribune OfMce. COLUMBIA HALL, Lebanon Springs Co, N VY. The sbove Hole and improvemeuls 2nh of Mar. Parties wishing to engage rooms. with board wil’ please all pn HAZARD Co. FIGHLAND DELL HOUSE—=Thiz houss is now open to recelye SUMMER BOARDERS. Jt is beautifully located on 8 spur of the Hine Moimtsins, three wiles from the Water Gap and two miles row yi oudsborg Station. For further prriiculars apply to CHAS. FOUL KES Proprietor UDSON RIVER INSTITUTE will pp open for SUMMER BOARD during vacation of two menths, from Joly is. Koowms redtted. Reference to guests 0! lust reason. PROF. 5. T FROST. I YGIENIC INSTITU TE and WATER CURE, locati Columbian fs now aud wul undergoiug tharongh renovation be opened to visitors aloul the Danbury, Conn. BO RD, wiih or pishout idle sl treafment. F. PF. UENDRIC] Proprietor, W: ANT F D-=1 iret lass BOARD in ny X.dJ. by a kat jan fe and one child: scoommeodation for hares desirab,e. sr suitable piace a Rberal price would be paid. Ad frees 1. J Box No. 1% Tr ne Ofce. for a 3 FANTED~I irst-class “BOARD m Yonkers, Gentleman, Wife ana ‘wo Daoghiters. Address, with particu Jars. J. Lo. Box No 122 Tribune Office LE TANT LD—Good BOARD for the Summer, on the for four grown K lias of New-York snd New Haven Reilrosd, Address, with orsons. Afparior sud tiiree sleaping Iooms derirane. p p full particulars, J. B., Box No. I'4 Trib us Office. TALL HOUSE, WILLIAMSBU RGH, N. Y.~ Delightfu tuted fo healthful Snmmer BOARD on the 1., withio 25 minutes of Broadway, tighest ground in Brook'yn SIN sus st moderate rales. N.Y. City, offers auperioi a Board and Rooms. FRONT ROOM and HALL BE DROOM on 4X aoscond Boor. corumunicat ng, newly and haudsomely furnished, with every souveniouoe, to LET, with BOARD. Good 1 4 required Apply at No. 187 West Twenty Aourth ut. Ny tp A SHALL F AMILY, oc Fibers a first-class house tn Tweuty third st, near Fifth-ave., would RENT a frout PARLOR and BEDROOM on the second floor, newly furnished Aliso, one oi iwo stugis ROOMY, withous board, to gentlemen. Ad: drew L. Bux No. 6,130 Post-Office. F EW BOARDERS for 1 Swamer Months will be rece vad iu a private fan oC start on the Hudson, by sdiressiog 1mmediate y Are V WOSWELL, Catskill, (reene County, N.Y. Slants) of the Catskill, on the Hudson, a place for Lealia ‘eauty of scenery is un: sorpassed. OARD DOWN TOW (r Gestlemen, with sccommodstions, at No U0 (J eenwichst., batween vod Moore and Bear) sis, ermus 1easounbie. Mess punctual and st tines te anit hoards re. IV of ROOMS to be LET, (TRL S| Vocal Siztwnsth at Led, at No, OARDING. —Good BOARD and a quiet home mn 2H0 CABIN PASSA For further in JOHN OGD i Lroadwar, New York. STEAMSHIP the 'ulled States Hoboasn, va ALY Agrut FIMIT NORTH GERMAN LLOYD™ HERMANN, 0. Wenke, Suunes, carrying wall, wil sn trom the Mire toot 0! Akard al, LEW GAY, May 3, "SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN, vil Leaking pevsnnirt OTR ANE 10% awn preven Iva elt la currence ng de seatnze, #0 WH Liuet, musater, LONDON, HAVIY ot the following rates, pays Ker tha first cabin, #105; er be followed DY Lhe steals Ap on May 19 For freight or pasenge arp to HE BRITISH rite on $10 "NEW YORK, G. LRICHS Co. No. #2 Broad st. AND NOKTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN REW-YURK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR AND BE TWEED N BOSTON AND LI VERPOOL, CALLING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HAKBOR PFRSIA leaves New York. Vv oduseday, May 2 AFTICA, waves fot ves Wednesday, May SCOTIA caves New. Y ork Wednesday, May 18 CHINA. ..costvssnsnrcsnes caves Hostn Wednesday, May 23 JAVA, Jlenves New-Yo Wednesday. May 30 CUBA cessssssscsnssase aves Boson. ..ooee ee Wednesday, June FROM NEWYORK T0 LIVERPOOL Clie Cabin PRsssgt. covvevearerssivnnrsnsssnirsnes $m Second Cabio Passage. coovvviririvsnciscinnns wees WN FROM BONTON TU LIVEAFOUL Chief Cabin Poassge cviviiiinnneirisisrssnrninnns 29 Nreond atin Pase We ny pa [A] or ita aquivalent in United Sates ironey. ured aotil paid for An experienced Surgeon on board, The owners of these sips will not be aeeanntable for Specie or Valo uivies wal leas Bie of Lading Leaving the value sapressed are wgued therefor For Freight or Pemage n iyto 4 aL 1. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green, AWNLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE, THE GENERAL THANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NeW AURK ANP HAVRE, CALL ING AY BREST. The op ut a Rew wourels om this favorite route for the Conii nent IY Pier No. Ssonth River, ae follows TAFLY TTY, i 038.000 SATURDAY, May 8 NAPOLEON I, Bocsvde...oooues CW SATUILDAY, May 19 Viki, hE PAIS, Burmout. cesnanans ce BATURDAY. June 2 PLREIRE, Duchespe.....coviess cen serrrens SATURDAY, June 18 PRICE OF PAS: AGE, IN GOLD, Fimer Cammy, #5 Srcosp Caniy, $9 cladding jsble w Ine for slither clase. Passengers lnten gl vd at Prest wi Hybe furuinhied here with miiroad coupon-tickets. aud (thelr bagzage checks od to Pele, st an additional charge of §5 for rst end J for second clare. Medical attendance free of eygs, For further in! forniationat GEO NAc NTIS Agent No. 52 Broa Away. FIVE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD™ new line of first-claes side wheel steamers between NEW-YORK and BREMEN via Cowes, leave New York, from Pier No. 46, NK, car tying the Uy nited States Mell. on the following THURSDAYS: BALTIC, G. Jones, cow der, 3,000 tune, L606 kh. p., 26th April, MISSIE Appr G. Sumner, cow's, 2.50 tuns, 600 bh, p., 10th May. ATLANTIC, C. Hover, com den... 300 tune, 1,600 b, p., 3let May. BALTIC, A. G, Jones, com'der,...d 000 tups, 1.600 bh. p.. 14th June. WESTERN METROPOLIS, .....2.600 tans, 1,000 bh, r wh Jone, Prices of Passage. payable in gold or its equivalent: lot Cabin, 106: 20 Cabin, $b 50; ®J7 WwW. For Freight and Vassuie RUOLE HOR, General Agents, No. 45 Beaver-at. The steamer NORTH AMERICA will be detained until MONDAY, the 35th, to sliow au opportunity to merchants to answer their letters per Bouih Americs, dus ou the Juth fron Braet, ASENCIO Co. XIE 'D RTATES MAIL LIN for RIO DE JANEIRO, callingat ST. THOMAS, FARA, PERNAMBUCO and BAHIA swery trip. The 1 id Staten and Brazil Malt Sosy ship Company will ais alerly, on 1 of each month, Sn w., Tro 4 Pler Cr Korth River oie of thelr new first-class sieamabipe The NORTH AMERICA, L. F.Ttmmerman, Commander, An experienced Surgeon is at: wetage: will on MONDAY, 30th of April. tached sch stesmnahiip. All letters must pass trough the Post: Office. Large low of heavy freight at low yate For fre Hot or par THOMAS ASCENCIO (Co, No. 17 Broadway. LINE. RY THURSDAY, Savannah the fllowing Monday mosiog awe sleslinnain HUNTER, Capt. W. L Rogers will leave Pilar No.4, North fiver, at 3 p.m. ou THURSDAY, May 3. For freight or passsgs. having firs! class aceonimo ations, spply to LEWIS L. JONES, No. 13 Broadway. Agents in favannah, HUNTER GAMAME LL Jon SAV ANN AH, GEORGIA, ERY "SAT DAY at 3p m, Vier iM 14, North River, foot of Cedarst, EMPIRE SIDE- WHEEL LINE. The fast and favorite steamships SAN SALVADOR, Athins Commander, sails. MISSOURI, Jarvelaud Coaunender, sails sage apply to 13 lending eargo tu Lue now Lust YOR BAVANN/ All—F" IONLE. I! FIRST-CLASS PARI Ihrough tickets issued to the interior, For freight or passage (Laving elogant accommodation) apply to GARRISON ALLEN, Agents, No. 5 Bowling green. SAVANNAH GEORGIA. MURRAY'S LINL, “elavorite fast saliag steauwshio will sail from Pier No. 16, E. R., foot of Walist, THURSDAY ty ui having elegant odatic poly to v wiegant accon ns 8 or freigat or passage, having MORIA TE poly Nos 01 aud “a Souths Foe! NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.~—The new and first class Steamship UENERAL GRANT Capt. E. WwW. oy leave Pier No. 8, Ae on BATUK AY Vr, May 5. a" HBG odatio of Truig ue CROM ELL R 8 Weatat. py to JOR 3 NEW-OR Ei DIRECT. i “New-York ail Stearnslin Company's steamer MARIPOSA, will leave May 5, at J pom. [rom the Company's Pier, on Hal RDAY, Ne. 48 N. R No 3 bacaret fLelaht er pmesnge why 8 JANLS A BAL UR Steamboats and Bailroads. reey Steambo at C ompany, LUBANY Fon Jory Steud LES LINE. ~The Boats Pe of this line leave for ALBANY from foot of Canal-s ¢u'v (Sun. ays excepted), at 6 o'clock p.m, The ST. JOIN or DAYS, WEDNEBDAY end FRIDAYS; and the DEAN RICHMOND on TUESDAYS, THU RSDAY: aud Sali Rn {DAY 8} dies prasage, opp at the fice on the wharf. Di BOAT FOR AL BANY. ~The Stoamboat ARMENIA will, on and after Monday, April 30, leave from ws brosses-st, at 7:00, aud Jiih-at. Vier at 7:45 om. on Mondays, Cn sud Fridays, 1a ne at Yookers, Cozzens, West Point, Newburgh, Po shkee; se, Ithinel Bristol, Catski apd Livdeon, TOR Rye, Port Ch 1 Gree: i STEAMPR JOHN BOM R, I+ avon Peck Sitp Pier No 26, dai I al 3:30 p. wm. Returning, leaves Gireonyvich at Ta ing t NEW-HAVLN, HARTFORD and SURING- ite ch, Cond. er al FiLi D=Steamers leave Pe cx-a 19 fur New-Havenat 3:10 aud ip onnecting with Lia fon NORW ALK. econne her wi ht i 10 06 DA. BURY HAIL ROAD he wi it new stoomer NEVERSINK. Leav s EVERY AFTERNOON at Jocloon Pier No. 37 foot of M Leaves Norwalk at 8 o' MOR NEWB i Soins ein i wEST POINT, POUGH KEEPSLE, RONDOUT and KI NG3TON, landing ot Cozzens’s Ded, Coruwall, New-Ham burgh sad Milton, Tue STEAMDG MARY POWELL leaves Dachracsessat every afternoon at 34 o'e lock. NEW JERSEY RA [LRO AD. 1 a us leave 5 100% Of Ol IN Courlandt-at., for Puinaprrpiia, st 7 end 10 a.m, 12 m., 4, 6 aud 12 p.m, for Barrizons and WasaIxgiox sll wd1? a om, 7 pe w., snd 12 midnight QAFLTY, SPELD AND C COMFORT, FOR "BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, ¥ITCHBU Ads CONCORD THE WHITE MOU INTE MALE DIATE ois NTS Thenew and cis ch steamers of the Norv CITY OF Ib OSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK leave New-York duly (<n days excepted). at 4 o'ciosk p. m., from Vier No. 3 North River, foot of Veatry-st., FOR NEW.LONDON, thera connacting with the Steamboat xpros Train from tha shave points, vis Norwich and Worcester, Boson and Worcester, Worces ter and Nashua, and New London aud Norther: {lal iroads. Freight taken si the lowest ra! on formas nm. legquire of [9 IN, Agcut, ou the er, N ASTUA h OWELL, INS, Ces TRAL RAIL ROAD “of NEW- JERSEY Passenger end Freisht Deyn in New-York, foo! of Liberty. st., connects at Hawiptor ith the Delaware, Lackawanna nd Westerns Rairosd and at Easton n with the Lehigh Vell *y Rail orming a direct lue to Pittsburgh snd ihe road and its connections, West, withont change of ears, a iN M Bi ROUTE TO THT WEST. Two Express daily {row the West, except Sundays, when one train iu Lue evening, Fixty miles and two fours saved by this line to Chicago, Cincin nati, St. Louis, with Lot one change f ears, WINTER ARRA’ GEMENTS Commencing Nov, 20 1765—Leive Now York as follows: At 6o. m. for aston, Mauch Chunk, Wiliamsport, Wilkesbarrs, Mahaney City, ete, Mais Tuarx <A Scranton, Wilkesbarre E at n, Water Gap, Blaghanton. ete. fo. m. for Flamington, (ireat Bend. Pittston, 9a. m.—Western Express for Kaston, Allentown, arrishurg, Pitisbureh end tae West, with bur or change of cars to Ciucir nati or Chicago, snd but two cl hanses to St. Loais, Cony at Har risburg with Northern Cent sud Philad Aybla and Erie Roady, for Corry and the Oil legions, Allentown, hisuch Chunk, Resding, 12 'M. Trari—For keston, Pottevilie, Harrisonrz, ke. w.—For Eeetm, Scranton, Great Beud, Dethishem, sud Mauch Chenk, 5 vo. m.~For Somerville an 6:15 p. m.~For Sor Tp w.—For Somers 1 Wp. m -\Wi nN town, liesding, ie trish Sleeping fot Tickets for the West can Railroad of Nuw-Jeisey, foot of L Liouse, st Now. 271 and 526 Broadway, and a th h ISIAH O, BTEAK Ne Saperinte ERE RAILWAY.—Trains leave Depot foot of Chan bers-st,, via, Pavoms Ferry: Sal AIL Connects st Buffalo shore and Graud Ek Rullways, aid ot Salatianca wila Alsat sud Groat Westora d Flemington. wryille. FSS TRAIMN-For Easton, Allen- boar d the West. Pitt zh every evening, od at the oft e of the Central at., N. at No. 1 Astor arin ef ipal hote Ja dent, 7 om. Day Express, for Capandsizna, Mochestsr, Buffalo, manca snd West Tur Ha! lava Way Train daly, to Otley fop pululd, ar a ond Dunk con od (ren: WW ern Railways for P rt Jer anid Newbur: fp. m. Express, lor Canandaigua, Ke cassier, Bufa'o, Sels menca, and W ent, hoster, Baf fo with Lacs 6 p. m., Lightning Pxprees, dally, for Cane wen with Atlastie ntie Night slo. Nolumenca, Dunkik, snd West, Connects at Bull Shore aud (and Tronk Nelways aud af delame s10 Great Western Hallway, ’i m., Emigrant 1rais. dally, for Buflslo, Salamanca, Dan kirk and Vest pl iT RIDD Lk Gen] Sug i, New York Wa R. Bagg, Gen] Vusr Azent, New-York HUprsos RIVER ali HAKLL M Un and And 1865. tend ecting wih Northen sua W ertern Libis, RAL ROAD. for Alban sy a lolows 7:30 8 m. via Hudson River Railroad, Thirtieth-st. and Tenth ave, conhecting with trains jor Hoth 42 10 am. vis Hudson River Rallread, eet og with Northen snd Western traing 1 a mm. vis Harlem Rallrosd, Twenty-sizth-st, and Fourtl-ave., eon necting with trains (of North end West, Jad p.m. via Hudeon liver rad connecting st Troy with train for Montreal, with see ping-cafs attached $30 m. via Harle sliroed. connect ug at Albany w Westen trains, snd at Troy with i. and 8. and 1. sad B. qeads lor poicts North, with o'caping-cors allached, €p. via Hodson River Railroad sleeping-cars fio Bofisio aud Sospeusion Bridge with Chung Spistoge. This train runs on Sundays 10 p.m. via Hu Kiver Railroad, wit connecting ot Albauy and Troy with orn Went, WAM H. VANDERBI ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. —Trains leave Janes. ir New York anf we #00 a ww, Greerport Mall, popping sl a Sistions, Mia fur Syosset Wp. m. Yaptank Express, and to Greenport on Sat: cave 400 p.m, Syosset LL apress 5:00 p. m. for Farminitae Trains for Hosls nu sud Glen Head leave at 9:00 8 mw. aud $M p. m., ehangiog cars st Mis pusdsy Excorslon Lralos leave Hunter's Py oint at 9.30 a m. KW Superintendent RAILR OAD COMPANY 27 Morning mall (rains ORR 18 and RSE X 3 Foot Bar «On rnd after Nov, for Hackettstown snd intermedia’'s stations will leave at U0 8 m. Mail Express for all staclons weet of Milburn at 4.10 p. Morris town Expiess at Op. ni SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent NEWYORK and ave RAILEOAD. 5 WINTER ARRAS MENT, 1233 COMMENCING OTE Mik 0, 15d. Peasenger Station tn New tk, corner Twenty seventh-at. and Fourth ave. Luljeuce oo Lwoilv seiohlird. TRAINS LEAVE SEW For New Haven, 7.00 bu (Fs. Pe 6 1215, (Fx) 409, (Ex.,) 045 4 and (Ex, p, g Feo: Bridee; 7.00, 6.00, w 1.30 we; 12.15, (Ex 3.00, 2 dwn 800 (ra) p IN For Milford Steatiord 11a 15, 49, pm ,ALe wm; 345 4.30 p. For Fatrteld, Soullip Land Westport, Bor N walk, 7.00, 8.9%, (Fx. 93, 1190 a. m; 1215, (Ez,) 3.00, (Ex) 24 AW Sm Er.)om For Darien, 7.00, 5.50, 11,90 5. m. 5.45, ‘p.m For Greenw, T0030, 4.0 a ta; SA, 0,63 0.m, For Stamtord, 7.00, 800 (Ex) 9.30, TL 12.15, (Ex.,) 3.00, i A XN 0, 3.50 6.0 4.0 (Fa, )id 4 (E1.,) Ls mt For Yort Chester and Liermodiate stations, 7.00, 9 3.48, 4.90, 5.0, 6.30, L001 a a a ALLACK?™, Amnscmen ts. a Amusements. Proprietor aud Hawatr, re ....Mr LESTER WALLACK beain at 8, CARTS a NIUHTS Of Mr. Lester Wallack's performances, iu consegmce of ths produe- A NEW DRAMA which will bo presented for th: first time, 4 AY 7 MON DAY, APRIL Tat timo at ona of Mrs teriing C ome oy MARRY OR NG a TO MARR To conclude with os an AH Ji ghih AH ON yo tion of In which programe n, Mz. Mark Poblus Hos John Sef on, und JAY INE mux WwW U\ SAT! vi 0. AY i "RI Vise Mory Gannon, is lone i x ATT

A sho originad Swi st time lemDON C. Es AY (Last time )=T0 MAKILY NEW DRAMA. Tl he BR Al ND 2 who will appear or OR RODDY CONN 0 IN AN E commencing wits the bean! Cinta rms, on entitled ALT Vv K:TTY KILLEE Picree Joyce. Miles Dalion,.... Peter Me Crraw, Driscoll. HI PP Eiody tae il er Inchbal yh r BM: Afterpiece, Lester Wallack, Mr. Fraderlo Br. Cigries Fisher, Mr. John Sefton, Mr. HE SWAN. MAY VWI PER GARDEN, TLLIANTY IRISH BOY AND MR. the, Vernon, Miss Fauny Morunt, Mra 11 )N CESAR DE BAZAN. WONDE R L LOVES Him: i DE BAZA YOUR NOT 70 MARRY, and eES3 REE GIRL, MRS, BALL LY WILLIAMS, MONDAY LAS 3, Ap rfl 39, I CH.LNOE OF BILL, i \LLOW E 8M J PLE NIG esi Be ABNEY WILLIAMS MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS re veesvessens voveliits Or Dy WW alooh cisassnsrsssnesduseneits 5+ Bignd Mr, W, 8, Andrews W, A. Donaldson {ise Blanche Grey ceessedzs. HP. Grattan After viicu the Co. ody d 'ANL L.. COURTSHIP, OUR JEMIMA...... staisasissvets MRS, HARNEY WILLIAMS Tq conclude with ro 1 Farce called the PADDY RYAN...... row [at r Charles Lavender 214 PTTL Marrowfat... Aldo figs ar i" preparation sud wi NEW the very successful Dao re open at 7}: ARNUM NE W ‘Tnan J Maz THE eon Ir fies JG GER, ve p NE LMR BARNEY WILLIAMS ves well ir. John Dyott W. F. Burroughs POLL NT! ONNIE Ie en at 7? AMERICAN MUSEUM. RO Fi Ww AL: bet wosh o 1 ine aad Prince-sta, Tak ilE MILLION, DEL oi TRU i [9 A 'v “or FAMILY RESORT. UPE Fl yu SU RO hd eg MY RIAD OF CU JRIOSITIE ALL QU ARTE i F THE i} vu SD i CONTRIBUTION. RY CiHHANG EVERY AFTE INO 2 dled GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA. INTERES ¥1A0 EXCITING! EE NSATIONALY CLAUDE MARCEL; run IDK 48 OF 5 ARRBES, Ker ECTS, NOVEL MPECHAN- NEW end SPLENDID JUAL APPLIAN Mrs. K howe, Er J. J. Vivo ana Shel, a fie Lebron, Me Jawison, H. E. Jobnstune, MASTS R ALLIE TURNER, Ao. appear. nance DRITMAMT Ie reroarkable Al all hours misy be teen AUSTRAL! tpeoimens of wh GRAND AQUA A mav hb he Ad THE 1 7 AL LEST A COMPANY OF Fh SMA L ever exhibiled, outs! a ling in apps HA]! ATHY rn W. L RI 5, APPROPRI VLE APPOINT. N 3 3 and COSTUMES, Haviland, he AN Lt RARE PS M1 Le y SF tl THRYE ORKNEY BU bE. _Adw faslom, 20 ce IN 1 ANTS'—-MEC Herd AN 105 Immense gu TTROLEANGALOU Porbis.essssinsss PLARTATION FESLTY th 350. Sos: Dy ets, Nelea Sey cess of the lor T Is, LUCINDA a the ye for this week, to ee "ila al NFO nd Ln il STORY, WAX STATUARY, In NGS, HISTORIC AL RELICS, ete. Children unde r ten, 15 ceats. Jamison, Misses Jennies Cleaver rs. Hadaway, Daly, Bridgman, Audersou, Wilton, IR YEARS OLD, ng. VIG inp-sHOW SPEC 1E5, I ar hased, IVING CURIOSITIES, TAN TESR INTHE WOT LD. ance and stature the celebral od] Rou PF. ty JRAMAS, FAMILY, CURIOUS FIST ALL i SE LRP NTS, A O NYL-GHA CONCHOLOGIC AL and NI WIS TATIC CIMENS of NATURAL Vv S' HALL, BROADWA \Y, sbove Grand oh aket PLE PianT SOIREE, CLOG REEL. 8 MISERABLES, Rolija Howard as Sonunambula YLOCK. Al. wour Duke THE B L AC K ‘BRIGADE. Dan Bryant CHRIST MINE TREL SF" IFTH-AVE, RA HOUSE audjo'ning ifth-ave Hotel, Great change of Comical Acts, Kurees, Buriesques, Dances, ew W INTER GARDE N. THE GLEAT COMIC ARTISTS, ADM! ad Dor oO for eit} places one. No Mr end Mrs, EVERY FEASY OF FUN, SE R VE THE PRIC L S—~BROADW AY THEA- THE GRY A tly Cir Fy cont R= SHY) Ne Fa xX raed, lice open won 8 1 night or matu it desl tea charge for b AC ADE MY OF Ih] unts BAR EVENTS Oro hosts C4 Co lock dul ée of the en tht h the great Farce, BLACK TATU E. 1 Ww LLLIAMS, INA N ENGAGEMENT. v: Reserv d Seats, Dress Circle irs, $1; Private Boxes, $10. iy, when seats 10ay be secured sagement. The great rush for rable that paki ous shoud make sppilcatien at TAT ION AL 4 NY OPEN, at the uew and Fenrth ave, the Fi a original works by Living Artists, 1 10a mm to 10pm. RVING HAL Li. Adu FRR ALL. —FIR: CERT of MISS ELLA MELVILLE on rol eminent artists, the world wortivs asshied BY Daniel Hooue, tiv sisiers In fom Seats, 7 ission, M0 Can ve hal at also at the Hall Wal, cent ert er al wn 10a x MA WEDNESDAY Aral 25 Is BO Ts and a numb you hei ong v N.-NOW third-st. DESIGN vi Twe edi FR ANN AL HB TION of sr hefore exhibtted. Daily from ADDISON RICHARDA, Cor. Secretary N. A. TUIRD AD AST WEEK. BLINT TOM FVERY E EN No THIS WEEK. couts. Reserved Seats, $1. Let's use store, No. 701 Broadway; tody mud 28 m Tike, AND SATU RDAY, a 3p. HALL. —FIRST GRAND CON- Bro wiway ot Qralor iu best pie Doors ope will take place at Dod: April 50, emauiber, be there with his Reserved Monday hig 0 Wall Admission, 50 cents; Conee rt cotati ences at 8. L R OME HOPKINS" GREAT ORPHEONIST and ITY( res ADE M Iv OF MUSIC sand pertori the pri Bway, Sthetl's, ARBLE Ou and after ot the St CONNECTING Til LINS, For Boston, via Springfield, 200 a. m. (Ex. 3.0 (Ex. 19) p.m, For Boston, via Bhoro Line, 12.15, (Ex. £0 p For Hartford and Spiinghield, 6.00 a mn, (Ex yin. 15, 100, (Vx...) 8.00 p. m. For Connecter t River Rallroad, 2.00 m. (Ex,) 1215p. m to Mon peal 1.00 p.m. to Northampton. (Ex,) a wm. For Hartlord Provides: and Fishkill Rell i, 80), 12.10 p. wa. v For New Haven, New Loudon and Stoalujtoa Raliroad 2.00 a 3.00, K.00 pow For Canal Raliroad. 12.15 0. wm, to Northampton For Housstonle Raliroad, a mn. For Naogatuck Raiiroed, 8.002 w., 1.09 p.m. por Danbury and Norwalk Hal aad, 7.00, he m., Lp me Sleeplag Care Miachod to LUO p, ww, Te Cominodious Sleeping AM iS Hg OYT Buvt. BAY RAILROAD. mw, 12.158 ARITAN and DELAWARE 1 and after M INDAY, 12th Feb, 1k, the express (rain for Cainden will be di The Stesuier will Joave Pier No. 3, North "Riv r, dally, Ra ex T od, ot 4 uk, connecting with trafo for Mancheste:, I River, Loug Braner FREIGHT FI ORCAMDEN ai ivi ered neall be taken st LOW RATES on tied oclock ea view the next morning. fliscellancone. UGUSTUS TABER BRO, Wholosale Dealers in ITAL! \Waterst., New York, Niabs constuntly o; hand and 1 {HINA AND GLASS! DAVIE, COLLAMORE Co, No. YRROADWAY, 4 Joors below Hroowme st Now opening new goods in DINING snd VF A SpETE ENARAVED GLASS, 10 ORDER, CHINA DE CORATE D WITil CREST or INITIAL. All at reduced prices, BE i ER ART WARE ROOMS, No. 111 Nasa. st,=The balance of Oi Paintings aud Li Samra wast be sold at any price on Monday Jod® duy. Store to L JMPOKTANY NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND At 8 meeting of Drug and other Broker, hold at the office of Messrs, MEKCHANDISE BROK LS, Parsons Petit, on Butariey afternoon, to consider the law recently Italian wud American it to order. pasted by the Legislature to \niposs upon Brokers’ sales the wp xes ak ae paid by Auctioneers, it was unauimensly res ved that a merchants and brokers be invited Lo meet ot the Exchange No y Kooi, Nos. 50 snd 52 Pinest,, at Lp. mon MONDAY NE XT to con alder what measures alin be taken i u regard to wad law. JOux DWIGHT Co 11 OLD or Tr, NF 4 YORE, Fannin karers o SALERATUS, SUPEE Ah SODA Le Aud Sole Agents in the City of New-York HORSFORDS CREAM OF TARA! Mart ATTAN OIL COMPANY. No. 16 Urasdway, N.Y. SOLE MANUFAC Ii Itt us op MASON'S SPERM OlL and LATRA LARD O17, Foe Ralitoads oo teasmsil os and Feciones Orne KAICKRERNOOCK ER ANT tact Coan VANY No. 417 ROADWAY, NEw. YORK. Apri 28, Lens. 3 N and Al FER May 1, 1266, the Qilice ol this Pine-st, Com pany will be REMOVE D tu No, are vow furnishing eon! Stockliniders are notitied that the Company at cost ou their second year's iness, and are propared to tll all orders punctusly. By of dat of the B urd of Mrectors, HENRY HUHN, Secrets ry and Treasurer. INODOROUS DISINFLCTING FLU i of 25 year expecience, Thonssude of gallons were used fn 1843 and "42 in the Hoepltals, Prisons, Hioteis and private dwellings with unqualified success; it not sell or stain, and may he spriuk: 4 in siok-rovins, water-cloee &e., sud all eflavia antl diceppasr, For sake by the m annface toners, J. W. FEUUHTW ANGE i. No. 55 Cedar-st., N FXTREMENRICE RAIS FOR iAtio" wir pA HE, pry OLD’ GOLD. Ars ORIGINAL JACOBS: 7 407 BRORKDWAYE! READY ROOIING In rol for lication, dursble, cheap and easl's applied REA Wi 0 COMPANY. No. 7 Marden Lane. New Nork. read Y ROO¥ CHEMISTS, &c.—Best imported chemical stoneware KIC FIV ERS, RETORTS, STILLS, WORMS, ke. Vessels of all descriptions used by Chemists Dri gt Dyer, ke. consianiiy on hand, and warranted to reals the str de PIrES AGHICULTURAL DRAIN TiLE STONEW ARS ok Wi yt CHIMNEY TOPS, OARBON Vos ERWAED MH QING Depot Lewy boon Fo tery, So $6) Toa ale uw IN sud AMERICAN MARBLES, No. 710 Marble in Blocks and HIL HENNE INE ING! vG FES 1, With FIVAL, NEWYORK between one and two thou Llcketa or cents, $1, and 81 50, until May 1, when 1 be dout 5 Wall, Chie

STATUES hy od, Ticket Offices: Beer Schirmer's, 701 ering's. #02 Wary, Steinway’s, 73 E. 14th, LARKIN G. MEAD, “LA CONTADINELL sud others. fay 1, DAY AND Tv NING, “THE BATTLE STORY, “ECHO,” TUESDAY EVERY die Bollding, No. 15 Went Te pt'st. Admission 25 cents. TEW-YORK CIRCUS H. fiom the Clique Napoleon inidations of this peerivss arils with rapturous app is LB LEN MATINEELB—W LDNE Sha Fourteentli-et., oppo te NIGHT PERFORM AN MO DAY EVENING, Noes aties! ASTON] SHS WG SKILL A weok of f the d Twenty uith he AL (he Academy of Masle. Man SATURDAY AF TERNGONS, CLAN °K. ES ATS O'CLOCK. APRIL W, Juss, rh equesthienne, PM UARLOTTA DE BERG, Parts, ste and fashionable and crowded sad se their high appreciation of be snd bis Infantile Won Second week of tLe in his clasalc eq The brilliant in their Sensations guinxy The press teams with enlogistic AND ELECTRIFYING INTREPIDITY. Cha mpion Horsemen, JAMES ROBINSON, CLARENCE. A on Lenper of Fuoglsnd IANS E COOKE, MIRACOTAL 1 ARIAL Jays of Lage ehtian, Uyu 1 aud Acrobatic Stare ecialtios I So A Marble Mantels. ARBLE MANTELS. <The best place i in the city to purchase MARBLE MANTLLS of the latest designs, st very low prices Is at A. To RS Morble Works. No 109 Fast Lith. t.. near de ‘ave. A Inrze end we!l- assorted N BLE WO WORKS, Nos. 4 to 103 Hast Liouston ot. M AEB JL MANTELS and FLOOR TILING—At CG Martels pui up in the country. ARBLE MANTEL 8 FP Head Stones Ke, ean be eek. archased al wholesale p SHER BIRD'S STEAM MAR: Cut this ox out. toor Tiling, Monuments, rices frou a BOYLE'S Steam Marve Works, Nos. 8 and 10 Hast 20th-st., next ta comer of Broadway. A large assortment on hand. ARDBLE ap ara A, STE No, twesn 20th and 6th ste, ART, 605 N. ZED SLATE MANTE L3—Superior in «more durable and ac hall sixtheave, and No. 1, yelea of marble, T. 310 Biosdway, be. the fjorses, Carriages, Lc. A o No. 160 Libertuat, J ess. Saddlery, Lo. wishing to offer (vir horses, carclages, please give early no: JAMES GOOLD Co, Va uke OJ Jee d e. a a AAAI HH. DISBROW' Horse and Carriage Bazaar, at. Auction Sale of Horses, Carriages, Hare lowen UESDAY, ist May, ut ot 1 pom Gent Leo, ot the above sale, will Manu! HAGENS, end 1 ALBANY, NEW.YORK, “dl Shona Cals rue BRADBURY ee ACADEMY OF MTRIC, EW. HAVANA GRAND DF PEA COMEANY. Direstor. bes isusssrsssnssnnnas reversed. ORA Also, Lasse of the grand THF ATER TACON, vol Hava ona. Bewend vie t FRENCH THEAT Mr. GRAU respectfully A bourisenth-8t. of Italian Opera of TEN FU BRC PION NIG EX with bis rors, Company. ge Ring Hse takes plecaurs to state romg courtesy o I. aretzek, th leisee, be eusbled to present his Company in the New. Yer puasent PENING NIOUT ON THURSDAY, SAY IL TROVATORE, With new oe brilliant star east, he regular sale of tickets will commence on Mond office of the Academy, at Root Anthony's, No. 21 Nernahe bot Beer k Schirmer's, No, 701 Broadway, fron o'clock 8. mw. to 4 p. ma ON SATURDAY NEXT, GRAND MATINEE. __Firet Opa night in Brook lyn, Mav 5, CADEMY OF MU BIC—NEW- YORK AND BROOKL as HAVANA GRAND OPE Director...sueusisssse Also, Liossen of the NEW FRENCH THE AER Fooarteanth et, Mr. Gran respect uly announces that he will give a short season of Tta'ian Opers of LEN SUBSCR! PTION NIGHTS with his Havens Opera Com uy. Mr. Grsa aleo takes pleasure to slate that through the courte v of Mr. Mux Marerzok, the prescut lessse, be is ocabled present his company in the New-York Acade: Sabeeriptions for the ten ot jobs will open of Fugsoay, Aprl 234, at the Box Office of the Ac PENNING N N10 ur On TiI"TRIDAY, My 3 NI IBLO™ GARDEN. Lessee sud Manager...... sa WM, WHEATLEY. Doors openat 7). Begins at 8. TTL Tn secordanee with the mmiversel wish, and to afford accommade tions to the crowds who night!y throog the heates, the Manager the pleasure to aunounce the? the admirable play, entitled ANGOMAR, {a which iss BATEMAN bas crested gach a marked (inpression. as the pure tad beautiful PAUTHENIA will be performed EVERY EVENING DURING THE WETK, "The press and poblie have unanimonsly secorded to this chaste nd elassie interpretution their warmest Vj 1, sli conceding it to be characterized by maidenly grace and modest sweetness, thas render it oue of Migs Bateman's most exquisite impersonations, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 39 SEVENTH? Nid of the Play entitled MAR THE -BAREARIAN, ss PARTHENIA, THE GREEK MAIDEN, supported by MR. J. C. COWPER, x the Barbarian Chief INGOMAR. The Cast will comprise the numes of Mr. Geo, Beaks, Mz. J, G3. Bu nett, E. B. Holmes, D, E. Raiton, J. W. Blaisdell, Danvers, Berry, and Miss Mary We 188 BATEMAN The piace mounted NEW AND BEAN Tis [4 SCENER ND CORRE ARD PICTU NER Ty E COSTUMES, Rantu secured six days in sdvanes. TUESDAY —Eizlth appearavee of MISS BATEMA as PARTHENIA, tn I NGOMAR, ON SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 5, at OsE O'CLOCK. FIRST GRAND PARTHE NIA MATINEE. PROADWAY T iEATER. Tlie it o ia: renowned MISS ADAH ISAACS Hd MISS ADAR YEAacs MENKEN, M185 ADAH ISAACS MENKEN, TRIS EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE, in ber ever famous “M LAZY PPA “MAZE PPA” “MAZEPPAY Admisslon—Famliy Circle, Soe, Dress Circle and Perquette, 7a Orchestra Chairs, $1. Boats may ba 4 secured in advance EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1 BOOKING. LYEPiC THEATER. Sole Lessee and Monazerest oii... veenseds H. BELWY LAST NIGH 81 LAST HIGHTS Notwithstanding the very SATISFACTORY SUCCER% AND UNE QUALIFIED ENCOMIUMS bestowed both hv the press od the pollic on the presentation of the futeresting romantic dean SURPASSING ALL FRE VIOUS OLYMPIC SPECTACLES, from the Freneh of Alezander Dumss, entitic THE THREE GUARDSMEN, ogres SCCNERY! BEAUTIFUL MUSIC! CORREL Khe TUMES'! SU PERB APPOINTMENTS! EQUALED CAST OF CHARACTERS, and which My weeks have drawn CROWDED HOUSES, and scknowledzed by ell who have wituassed It the m RILLIANT PRODUCTION OF THE SEASON, It isnecessary, on account of arrsngements baviag the production of ANOTHAPER STARTL ING NOVELTY, to announne Hat after a ‘ew nights more {UST POSITIVELY BE WITHDRAWN, and seats shoubl be sn ae! red in advance to witness the AST PERFORMANCES, _Doors open at Ais b rein rises at 8 o'clock. 1} TOOD™ THEATLR. Admission 50 cents. No. 514 Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas MONDAY, Apri’ 26, EVERY "EVENING, sud WEDNESDAY MATINEE, wal EH SAAT TRIE o ada STRE BING iL and Full Company, will 8 THE ELVES; TF me es: Mrs. JOHN WOO TRE STATE PB BRIDE, tntroda lng most attractive Songs, Pus de Deux. Duets, Hornpipes, ete., by the ebaricters. GRAND PAS DB ELVE DING ER ry Wh fue Ballet nnence Madame TR formance will NA The per! AN THE GOOD Yor. NOTHING, NAN....000nem Bssnsnne’s vrresns Miss JENLIE WORRELL. A OLD BOWERY THEATER. Lavage, Director aud Mona NEED L. POX TIRE CHANGE 15 BRILL, THIS CWEEK. RE APE ARANCE OF THE FULL DRAMATIC CORPS. MR. 0. L. BOX IN ANOTHER PANTOMIME. THE SAXON'E OATH, THE FOUR LOVERS. THE GOLDEN FARMER FRIDAY=BENLFIT OF w HOW HALLEY, Ww FASHINGTON ALLSTON™ celebrated painting, SIPALATROS VISION OF THE BLOODY HAND” free exhibition the gallery of 8. P. AVERY, No. Yo Droniwan corner of Fourth st. Lectures and flectings. Be at i NN. Ww YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY. A regular monthly meeting of this Society will be’ the Metropolitan Rooms, No. 160 Hester-st., ou TU ES DY EVENING May at 8 o'clock. A ponctusl a! tendance is re of jwporanse will be bivaght belere the Soc or OUN H. wi Joux MzrCoRANT, Record nz J a busines or wiv By By LIAMS, President. filusical Instruments, a ad EE a aad H. GALE Co. PIANO. FORTES Msnutactory and Warerooms, No. 107 Fast Twellth-at,, New. York. LARGE assortment of first. clas PIANOS for SALE on reasonshle terms at HAINES BROS, esteusive manufsctories, corners 1D wenty-uis st. and Secoudave. HAMBERS GARL ER. No. 14 Sixth-st., are wanufacturing a NEW UPRIGHT PIANO; also. Square I to widen they wivie the special atiestion of DEALERS. for a Circular, CUICKERING SONS, BS A Fatabhislhind 1723, MANUFACIURZ RE OF SQUANKFE AND UPRIGHT PIANO-FORTLS Warerooms No. 652 Kron dway. Mears CC. RONS Lave been awarded J 00 medals for the superior ity of thelr tustruments over all competitors, 4 of which were awarded in the montis of Repteruber and October, 1 (ER BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF Drs PIANO-FORTES, Warranted for seven Years, No. 891 BLEECKER. x) bo k vet (rom Broadway, ORK “Sc! E} GRAND a TW WA E RS Grand, Scuare, and PIANOS, MT LODE ONS snd CABINET ORGA Monthly rE HORACE Upright Wholesale snd retail, 40 er, and rent allowed if 1 rel yments deceived for the same. Second end pizoos at bergen wy ®6J to $220, Factory and Wareroos 481 Brosaway. Pianos tuned a» paid for second baud Pixos, HORACE WATERS. Music a little soiled at 14 cents per pepe. AZLETON BROTHERS, PIANO-FORTF MANUFACTURERS, No. 89 Prince-st.. New-Yorr, afew doors west of Broadway. see— rc ARLOR ORGAN lor SALE cheap, Jaguire of PAVID BR, WINANS, Orange, Junction Staion, N DIANO-FORTES Two new aud two second-hand PIANOS will oe sold at cost pile es. if culled for this day, 2 09 0 count of moving. CUMMINGS JENN No. 2 i PIANOS ery superior fustruments at redue prices, Also, second nud Hisuo at very low istes. A large Qssort auent $0 Teal On Werte tor KRY “Tow HARDENBROOX No, 147 Tenth at, bel ven Brondway wd Fourth ave. Ques AY SONS GRAND, SQUARE aud UPRIGNT PIANOS hve taken 32 First Prorsiucos at the principal faire in this country, end, in addition thereto, s First Poge Medal at the Grand loleroes tiors! Exhibition st London, 19062, iu competition with 260 pianos from ali parts of the world, Evcry inatruient const noted with their Patent Aguy aha Arvanans ment, and warranted for Give yeas Wareicoms, East Fourteenthiat., N.Y PIANO-FORTE now pronounced “rue BEST by our first Artists, by AXERICAN INSTITOTR oF NEW) ORK, wid by wany State Fairs, testdes these, THIRTY of (He most eminent Madcisns sod Plsuists of the country have testified to the sauie, The poiuts Ol exeLnice cover ihe ENTIRE REQUIREN INMt OTe p 1 Yiano, Call oF send for clrculars with tustratious to WAL 8B. BRADBURY, No vy Bre: met, N. La GOLD. MLE DAL Pl NO. LINDEMAN SONY CELESRAIAD AND UNRGUALED PATENT CYCLOID PIANO- FORTES Ware awarded ot Lhe (ato i of the Amedoan Tustituie FIRS PREMIU GoLp MEDAL NOVELTY 317 PERIORIEY AND EXCFYILFNCE miler Waka wh were awarded these 17 equaled Instroments sd the state Fairs of Mic! gan, Indiana, nansas, have been Exhibited in (competition. N. B,—V Warranted for ears. Warerooms No. 2 Le Roy-place, Blecokerst,, Want of Broadway. Sewd tor nur new Gold Medal Ciren) Cireahar. WIE MASON HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS, ~FIRTY-TWO GOLD or SILVER MED ALS or other 10) EST PREMIUMS have been awarded M. I. within a fow aid SEVENTEEN wittiu the last four weeks, for THE INST RUMENTS of THIS GENLRAL CLASS, 20 phe i te dinony is presented iv their dhrcilaty from move thes of the el 3 re ois Bn ANC ABINET O QROANS ARE Ufa iE Prices. $l w to B60. Warsioouws, No. #4 Hrosdway, New: "THE, CELEBRATED ENS 0 nos made FAA ghia Nos. #4 Hi, 4, MS, WT, 349 ta mont Nim ave. ¥TED FAN, OR re MAKERS, No. #4 ALE nd i a Wat many Rive Yems wr a NE ur Company being we aia er ohied to prods OTHER bende, Every luvs comat guagertee or Cea will short

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL $0, 186b. WS p— fp Amnsements. WALLACK'S THEATER. THIS EVENING, at 8 Mrs, Inih jald’s Comedy, TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY. Messrs, Les a Wallack, Chas Fisher, Fred eric Robinson, Mark Smith, John SRefton, WwW. Ho ston, Muss Mary Gannon, Mrs. Vernon, Miss Fanny Morant, Mrs. Joba Selion, Miss lone Burke. To conclude with THE ETON BOY.

NIBLO'S GARDEN, 18 EVENING, INGOMAR, THE BARBARIAN: Miw Bale. Cow per, Geo. Becks. J. G. Burnett blaisdell Danvers, Bam Miss Miss Bateman in LEAH. Be TH man as Parthenia; Messrs, J. C. Ce E. B. Holmes, D. E. Raltod, J. W, Mary Wells. Matinée at 1 o'clock. OLYMPIC THEATER. THIS EVENING, »t 8, THE THREE GUARDSMEN Mrs, Joho Wood, Madare Methua-Scheller. Miss Kate Newton, Mears Geo. Fawestt Rowe, G. C. Boniface, J. B. Studley, C. H. Rockwe OG. W, Garrison. J. H. Stoddard, Geo. Kau.es, nth Lewis, J. J. Hind, J. J. Leigh, C, TI, Morton. WINTER GARDEN. THIS EVENING, at 74—ALL HALLOW-EVE; On, SNAP APPLE NIGHT. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Walliams Meesis, C. M. Walcot, Hi. Bland, W. S. Audrews, \W, A, Donaldson, Miss Blanche Grey, Mra. i. P. Grattan. THE YANKEE COURTSHIP: Mrs. Bamey Williams. To conclude with the farce, Tee IRISH TIGER; Messrs. Barney Wiltiams, John Dyoit, W, F. Burroughs, tH. Bland Mrs. Mark Swish, Mrs. Walcot BROADWAY THEATER. THIS EVENING, Miss Adsh lsescs Menken in MAZEPPA. FOX'S OLD BOWERY THEATER. THIS FVENING, Pantowime—~THE SAXONS OATH-THE FOUR LOVERS=THE GOLDEN FARMER: Mu: G. L. Fox. BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. _ THIS AFTERNOON, at 2, and THIS EVENING at I} CLAUDY MARCEL: Or. Tux lptor or THR TArBEs—ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSITIES NEWYORK CIRCUS. THIS EVENING, at 6. EQUESTRIAN and GYMNASTIC PER FORMANCES: Mr. Jawes Robinson, Little Clarence, Maesor Beegtict, My. James BE. Cooke, Mile. Catlotta de Berg BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. THIS PVENING, TAMING THE ELEPHANT. LES MISFER ABLES, OLD TIMES ROCKS, PLANTATION FRSIIVALECENE, HIGH DADDY. SHYLOCK, or THEJLW OF CUHATUAM 87. essrs. Dan Bryant, Kolin Howard, N. Seymour, Nell Brysut, CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS. THIS EVENING, change of progrsmme, COMICAL ACTS, FARCES, BURLLESQUES, DANCES, SOLOS, DUETS, ete. To conclude with the farce, BLACK STATUE. “IRVING HALL. THIS EVENING, Musica! Performances by BLIND TOAL 8. P. AVERY'S GALLERY, No. 694 Broadway. TO-DAY, exhibition of Washington Aliston's painting,” SPALA- TRO'S VISION OF THE BLOODY HAND." Wooub'3s THEATER. TilIS EVENING, THE ELVES: Or, THE STATUT BRIDE NAN, THE GOOD-FOI- NOTHING: Tue Worrell Sisters, Madame Strebinge: and full company. DODWORTH HALL. THIS EVENING. fist CONCERT of Miss Ella Melville, aasfated by her Pupus and others. Dauiel Boone, the Young Orator, and bis Disters, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. THIS DAY and EVENING, the Forty-first Annus. Exhibition of ORIGINAL WORKS by Liviag Artists. Pusiness Notices. AN EYE the difference may be seen be- WITH HALP tween a coarse fabric and a fine one, and any one with the moiety of the sense of smell will fiud no difficulty iu selecling Puaros's Nigar Brooxing Ceres from all tie perfumes in the market, as the most d ‘ous and refreshing. Bristol Phanix. ee ec It OpsrAaTES LIKE Maare, Mrs. Winstow's Soormixg Syrup for children teething, softens the gums, reduces inflammation, allays all pain, Sure to regulate the bowels. Perfectly safe in all cases, 8s millions of mothers can te: tify. Thirty-five cents a bottle. Offices, No. 43 Dey-st., New-York, and No. 205 High Holborn, Lon don, England. BURNETT'S Cocoalsk has received universal in- dorsament. No other preparation possessessuch remarkable properties for embellishing and strengthening the hair, and rend ring it dark aud glossy. It cures badness and eradicates dandruff. It has slo >d the teat of time and’competi in. ®old a'l over the worl i. CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND SICK from no other causa than having worms in the stomach. Brown's o Verairrae Coxrmes” will destrow woris without injury to the chi'd. Children having worms require fmmediste attention, as neglect of the troubls citen causes prolonged sickness, CroLEra! CHOLERA !—CARLETON HOVEY'S Sruxer Lotewgesare a eae end effectual preventive of Asistic Cholets. For sale by Drugziste, oy ten 3,500 Bricks per hour are made by the Na- roNAL,” which is a clay-tempering machine, and the bricks made by il WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES. Those made by the dy pressing ma. chines will all crumble to pieces on being exposed to frost. ABRAM Ruqua. General Agent, No. 130 Broadway, N. Y. “No DYE '—Makes the Hair Soft and Luxuriant. J.oNpox Gray amr CoLor Does ResToRER. LoxNpox Ham Coro KrsroRex. Loxvox Haire lise Conor not I RsTORER. LONDON Hag Corox ResToRER. Loxvox Changed Har Coron Stain RxsTonReR ONDON lar Coron RESTORER LoNpon without Har Coron or Soll Restouxr Loxpox HAIR £LoLoR HESTORER. Loxpos Dyeing. Hai Uoror Anything. KrsToRew. Loxpo~ Hag Coron HusTORER. Sold by Dawas Barxes Co., No. 21 Park-row; Wewws Co, No. 115 Franklin-st. H. T. HeLssoLp, No. 594 Broadway. FoR PER30NS ABOUT To LEAVE TR CIty FoR THE STMMER. Tus Sare Drrour Co. of New-York will take Clarie of SiLvik Prats snd other valuables, Box, Wiens, Ac, and will Rext Swarr Saves al $20, $30, $35, $40, $45 per annum, fu their Fizn AND BURGLAR-PEOOF VAULTS. In the New Marble and absolutely Fire Proof Building, No. 146 BROADWAY, CORNER LIMERTY ST, Fraxcis H. Jexks, President. Frzprericg Foster. Seerclary. VANILLA BiRaNs—Prile quality, in quantities to wait purchasers, for sale by Tarr TYLER, orters of Drugs &c. No. 3 Codarat, mpeRes i The special features of GEXIN'S Hat Store, No. 513 Broadwey, are the extensive facitities it affords for the display of the fashions and the complete reflex of the lstest styles of Europe and America in all departments of PLAIN and FANCY Harring, which its Immense #ock presents. A. A.—Dr. LANGWORTHY'S new Premium Truss, easiest in use; uo back pressure; makes a final cure. HeixnsoLo's No. 534 Broadway. FOUNTAINS, VASES AND GARDEN ORNAMENTS, Janes, Fowrew, Kirruasp Co, Corner Reade, Centre snd Elnists, fllastrated catalozues sent by mail on application. SCHILBERG'S GERMAN OINTMENT—Warranted a certain cure, without the slightest dauger, for Piles, old Wounds Serofuls. Salt Rheum, ell Bone and “xin Diseases &c. For sale at No. 3 Bowery, and by all principal Druggists. A MiracLE.—Mrs. PARKES of No. 137 Fourth-st., Williamebuzgh, N. Y., bas been completely cured of a violent attack of Neuralgia, with which she suffered the most excruciating agony, by one dose forty drops, of METCALFE'S GREAT Hugvsario Rexepy. GexTLEMEN'S ITATS, If wou wish a STPERION HAT, call at Fapexscyigin'’s, No. 118 Nassau-st., New-York. A. A. Favaraer's Fresca Course can yet be joined on Monday evening, April 30, at 8 o'clock, No. University place. Bee lustruction.” Oud Prices for Lacs a¥p Musuiy CorTAING, At Kerry's, No. 47 Broadway. NorrisauaM Lace CURTAINS At Repucep Prices. G. L. J. B. Kewury, No. #47 Broadway. No. 447 BROADWAY. Gur CORNICES At Repucep Prices. Wixpow SHADES, Arn Kinos, Styres AND Prices. BRAY'S PATENT SELF ACTING SHADE FUTIRES. G. L. J. B. Kerry, No. 447 Broadway. HuLy's DEMULCENT Soap. No. 32 Park-row, N.Y. Frogrant, Healing and Emollient, for the Nursery and Bath. Upward of 100 other styles. Sold by all Dealers. A SURE REMEDY. “Dowxen's C. B. Bausax or Fir Txocugs,” for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, and all Affections of the Chest aud Lungs. Sold by all Druggists. Depot, No. 533 Hudson st. LUMBER. Wistson, Warsors Co., First-ave., corner Thirty-ninth-at., have the largest stock of LUMBER in the city, which they sell in com- petition with the Albany and Troy Yards. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DyE.=The best in the world. Perfect, natural, reliable, h d instant in effect. The snuine WiLLiax all Droggists. actory, No. 81 Barclay-st. Cartes Vignette, $3 per dozen; Duplicates, $2. All negatives registered. R.A. Lewis, No. 160 Chatham-st., N. Y. FINKLE LYON'S NEW SEWING-MACHINE.—Where we have no agent, any one sending us orders for two Machines, shall receive one as a present. Send for Circulars. No. 581 Broadway: GROVER BAKER'S HIGHEST PREMIUM ELASTIC Brivo Sewing Macriwns, for fami'y nse. No. 455 Broadway. Howe Sewing MACHINE COMPANY.—ELIAS LOWE, r., President, No. 620 Broadway. Agents wanted. ImprOVED LoCK-8TiTem MACHINES for Tailors and anufactarers. GROVER Sewing MacHiNs COMPANY, 0. 495 Broad way. WHEELER WILSOX'S Lock- Macwixe snd Borroxnors Macwine No. un Rawie A Tigar StiTcH WITH A SINGLE THREAD! See Re Grand Trial of Se Machines.” Sent free, with Samples of Work. WiLicox Giups 8. M. Co., No. 508 Broadway. tas Toes.—Clildren's CorpER-TIPPED _Suoms. Sold everywhere. Trusses, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUSPENSORZ BAND- aos, SupronTERs, ko. —~Mansn Co.'s Radical Cure Truss Office suly at No. 3 Vesev-st. Lady attendant. THR ARM AND LEG, by B. FRANK PALMER, LL. D.— Fhe “beet” frees tg soldiers, and low to oflicers and civilians. 1,609 Chestnut-st., Phila; Astorpl, N.Y.; 19 Green st., Bost n. Avoid fraudulent i uitations of his patents. Wies, Tourges, and OrNaMeNTAL Harr, first qual. lows an A. BATORELOR. Sold by Jr. Mal Dye pul Dawid 8 EASGURLOB 16 Eoud oi A Tue improved Elliptic Sowing-Machines.—A. TL. Sopruzr. Nu. 037 Broadway. Agents wanted. Marvin's New PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER Fire AND Bonsran Stnoni PLATE SAFES Highly omamental, sud warranted eot Alio assortment of Bankers’ and Merohauts’ Saprs Manve 5 PrLuo-De laige Co., 205 B'dway, and 721 Chastnnt.st., Phila. avenial Troones, for Coughs, bh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, ke. DAxz Co., Da. HARRISON'S PERISTALTIC LOZENGES are war- ranted a positive eure for Costivencss, Piles and Dyspepsia. Sold by Heagsay Co, Caswernn Mack Co ve, or x AM. pPerresciin Co., NEWSPAPER ADVERTIS- v6 Agents, No. 37 Park-row, New-York (established in 1819; ate sents (orl Tribune, aud all the newspapers in the United States aud Dr i Provinces. BE SE RR Wad ih wim hd 4 A New Derk Daily Tribune. nev ro MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1265. Fe Correspondents, 0 poties nan beteken of Anonymous Communications. Whateverls {nt snded for insertion must be suthenticated by the name and ad dress of the writer—nol necessarily for publication. but ss a gusr- anty for bis good faith, I Ali bustness lettars for this ofiice shozla be addressed to “The Tris vye,"” New-York. We cauuot undertake to return rejected Communications. The Tribune In London, STAVENRE BROTHIUKS, (Amencan Agents fur Libraries, 17 Tencietia er Covent Gorden, W. C.), sre Axents for the sui of THE TRIBUNE Tivey will also receive besrentrmions snd As nerinnmsnte. NEWS OF THE DAY Be FORM N NIIWS, Tha steamship Hormann, from Southampton, Apnl 17, arrived here yesterday, bringing two days lator news, The latost news from Germany innes to bo contra- The Independance Belge states that the difficulty is on the ove of being settled by a mutuul simultaneous disarmament. Later accounts from Vienna, however, reprofent the situation as still very critical. Tho people in all the German States, not excluding russia, protest against the war in the wokt emphatic manner, In Russia un attempt has been made to assassinate the Emperor. The ball of the assasin missed. howover, its ain. ‘I'he people of Roumania have almost unanimously elected Prince Charles of Holienzollern Prince of Roumania. ‘The stowing away of the Atlantic Telegraph in the tanks commenced on April 14, dictory. GENERAL NITWHR, Tha residence of the eashier of the Narmson National Bank of ‘Cadiz, Ohio, was catered by s& burglars on the morning of April 2), who bucked and gageed that gentleman and compelled his wifs to deliver up the keys of the bank and sate, "The burzlars then effected an entrance to thee bauk and robbed the eafo of $300,000 in United States bonds, and about $0,000 in deposits. They eoffectod their escape. A reward of $20,000 has been otierad by the officers of the bank for the apprehension of the robhers, aud recovery of the securities, or $5,000 for the former and $15,000 for the lamer. Dr. Swinhourne says that the cholera is evidenlty de- creasing in severity at Quarantine, but that the children who are sick must die. ¥riday evening's report from Dr. Bissell hows 5 deaths, 13 new eases, und 96 patients on board the hospital ship. Al the unoccupied barracks in the vieinity of the city will be turned over to the Board of Health by the Government whenever required. The “Young Men's Howard Association” Lave taken steps to organize an army of nurses to be used in case of a spread of the discase duricg the coming Summer. Samuel! Witter, alias Jack Cooper, was hanged at Ra- venna, Ohio, on the 27th iust., for the murder of John Ro- denbaugh, in October last. Since hissentenee, Cooper had malo three desperate attempts to escape. At one time he became so ferocious that it was found necessary to use a large syringe filled with chloroform, for the purpose of securing bim in irons, One of the incidents of the execu- tion was the singing of a religions song, with a violin accompaniment, to which the prisoner Listened wita rapt attention. A negro woman employed on the plantation of a Mr. Welsh, 1: Pontotoc County, Miss, recently turned up in. ss- ing, and upon searching Ker residence the corpses of her ww of her children were found. Vhey The fifth child was at the point of death, but with proper eare recovered. ‘Lie moties was arrested and turned over to the Free d:mnen’s Bureau. She said she was tired of supporting the brats, aud Lal taken this means of cesting rid of them. Thomas J. Kelly, Adjutapl Geum I. R. A.,"” desires to announce to all friends of Irish freedom, that James Stephens, C. E. I, R., would positively sail from Havre on the steamship Napoleon II. on Saturday, the ‘Sth, due here about Wednesday, the 9th prox. Mr, Stephens will address the people of the different American cities, A Raleigh (N. C.) dispatch says that an attempt was recently made to arrest Gen. Ruger, commanding fyopart- ment of North Carolina, for refusing to recognize the writ of habeas corpus issued in favor of the Nulisbury prison. keeper. ~The returns from the Captains of seven Police Precinets in this city show that within that limit there are 3,012 rumboles, only 48 of which are licensed. Three-fourths of them are houses of prostitution. The Rev. Dr. Chapin preached in Cooper Institute last evening. Services will hereafter be held in the Institute until the completion of the new Universalist Church up- town. Potor Frahm, who has been on trial at Racine for the murder of thres children at Burlington, some months since, has beon found guilty and scutenced to death, Newt Morrison, one of the ugliest desperadoes that in. fest Kansas, was discovered hanging from the Court Mouse railing at Wyandotte, recently, quite dead. Antoine Reich, of No. 482 Eighth-ave., was terribly burned by the explosion of kerosene latup on Saturday night, and itis not expected that he can recover. A call has beon made for a Republican Johnson State Convention, to be held in Pittsburg, in July next, to put in nomination a third candidate for Governor, Tho total loss by the recent great kerosene fire in Pe. troit is over $1,000,000, The loss of fife is lessened a little, although several persons are still missing. The Negro Testimony bill has passed the lower House of the Tennessee Legislature on its first reading, and will undoubtedly soon become a law, Antoine Probst has been convicted of the murder of the Deering family in Philadelphia. He will be sentonced on Tuesday. Antonio Gassovitch was hanged in San Francisco on Saturday for the murder of Ed. Walker year ago. Dr. Matt. Pyles, a well-known citizen of Louisville, Ky., died in that city on the 2614 inst. Advices from New-Orleans state that tle crops in Texas are the lurgest ever grown. Gold was very strong all day on Saturday, selling as high as 129%, nnd closing at 12=} @120f; as nuch uss per cent was paid for gold to deliver. Government stocks were not so firm, and per cent decline has been submitted to on 7.308 and 4 per cent on 10-408, which are not strongly supported for the moment. lu State stocks and rallway wortzages little doing. Bak shares steady, and gas stocks not offered, The Rall. way Stare market was irregular. Money on cali is 425 per cent, with more demand. In Commercial paper uo chnoge, age 1 mother and had starved to death. Gov. Morgan, from the Senate's Committes on Commerce, has reported favorably the nomination of Henry A. Smythe for Collector of Customs at this port. As there is not likely to be any serious opposi- tion, we regret that the nomination conld not have been promptly confirmed, so that Mr. Smythe could have taken hold to-day, or at farthest to-morrow, It would have very much simplified accounts if he could have begun with May. We print this morning a pungent letter from Wex- DELL PurLnres to Gov. Bullock of Massachusetts, on the banging of Green, The execution of that man was one of the most culpable that any State Las ever been guilty of, and the day is not distant when Gov- ernor and Council and Court will be equally glad to escape—if they can—the responsibility for it. Wa believe Mr. Phillips's letter rests on a basis of facts that cannot be impeached. We invite the champions of the Equalization” of bounties to consider the statement, elsewhere printed, of the bounties paid to soldiers and sailors by New- York alone. The amount exceeds Eighty-six Millions of Dollars, and does not include the bounty granted by Government, which would doubtless bring it up to One Hundred Millions and over. It is highly credit. able to the patriotism of any State to have raised this amount; but when accepted by the eoldiers as suffi- cient, we gee no reason why an increased sun should be raised three years later. Yet the bill before Con. gress ignores all payments of bounty by the 8' Ly, so that the men who received these Eighty-six Millions will get just as much more from the Governwmeat as if the State had not paid them a cent. That is man. ifestly unjust. We publish in another column the act of the New- York Legislature to prevent the spreed of the much- dreaded European cattle plague in this State, if it should happen to make its appearance upon this side of the Atlantic. Tlis is one of the best and most needed laws of the late session, It numes the Hon. Wa. Belly, Lewis I Allow, and Gen. Patrick as the Commissioners, and gives them full power to stop the disease from spreading, as it hasbeen proved it can be stopped in France and Belgiug, by clothing men with power to act, as we are sure this Commission will act, for the public good, without regard to temporary in- convenience to individuals, TERMS CF EFCONSTRUCTION. The exuliation of pro-Rebels over the inability to agree of the Joint Committee of Fifteen has proved illusory. The Committee has agreed on a proposi- tion (herewith printed) which will, to-day, be re- ported to both Houses, and which has received the votes (12 to 3) of all but the Copperhead members. We may, therefore, accept and consider it the Union party's plan of Reconstruction. Our own preference for a much shorter and simpler programme is well known, UNIVERSAL AMNESTY— IMPARTIAL SUPPRAGE—such are its conditions, and the whole of them. We would amend the Federal Constitution to this extent only: ART. All persons born in the United States, excopt In dians not taxed aud the children of foreigners who choose to remain subjects of some foreign power, are Lereby declared and are Leuocforts to be regarded es citizens of the United Stator. All citizens of the United States are citizens of tho States wherein they reapactively reside; and none of tfom shall be disfranchised savas by State laws or constitutional provistous waich bear impartially on men of whatever race or coor. Congress having duly passed this Amendment, we would allow each State hitherto in Rebellion, so soon ax it ghall have ratified the same, to resum her old place in the Union and elect Members of Congress, who should be entitled to taka seats npon due proof of their election and of such ratidcation, And we would thereupon have such Stat and her people (without awaiting the action of other States) by proclamation relieved of or absolved fromall penalties or dizabilities incurred by rebellion and treason. But it is not possible that all individual views and preferences ghall be gratified in réadjusting the re- lations to the Union of the States lately in revolt; wherefore, we entreat every Unionist in Congress to adopt the Committee's report as a basis, amending wherever that may be practicable, but resolved to ac- cept and vote for it when it shall Lave been perfected by the action of the two Houses. Make it as much bettor as possible, but let it by no means be defeated. Our adversaries have too long taunted us with our inability to agree on a plan of Reconstruction. Let us all now resolve that we can and shall agree. It is deplorable that the precious months when the Legis latures of half the States wore sitting have been lost: let us resolve that May shall not pass till our matured plan, adopted hy Congress, is before the States for ratification. Men and brethren! deliberation is well in its place; but it is high time that we should act! COURAGE WANTED. No one who knows anything of the interior work- ings of Congress can doubt that a large majority of both Houses are at heart anxions to establish univer sal suffrage. The decisive votes by which each House has affirmed the principle in legislating for the Dis. trict of Columbia; the open declarations in its favor of many members, from whom opposiion was nature ally to have been expected; the known, though un. avowed sentiments of others, and, above all, the sig- nificant fact that Senators who have been regarded as special friends of the President's policy have felt it necessary to propose equal suffrage in some form as a measure of compromis:, make it perfectly clear that the judgment of Congress decided in favor of the measure, The testimony of its friendgand ita irs upon this point. It is the burden of wade against Congress by the devotees of the Prosident. It is confirmed by all the confidential statements of members and their friends, It is vot at all true that the majority have insisted upon equal suffrage as an indispensable condition of reconstrue- tion, or that this has been the ground of the breach between the executive and legislative departments; but it is true that most of the Union members would like to insist upon such terms, if they ouly felt that they could safely do so. The truth of these remarks may be established by a simple calenlation. As a matterof course, all the New-England Senators, except those from Connecti. cut, favor equal suffrage, that being the rule in their own States. In addition to these (tem in number), Senators Foster, Yates, H. 8. Lane, Kirkwood, Grimes, Pomeroy, Chandler, Howard, Ramsey, Brown, Henderson, Nye, Harris, Wade, and Howe, are on record in its favor, asa matter of principle, making 95 ont of 49 Senators as to whose views there is no Messrs, 13 enemies the charge eon doubt, a3 a necessary compromise. Messrs, Conness, Trum- bull aud Sherman are understood to be favorable, dnd Mr. Morgan has supported a proposition for the extension of the franchise in his own State. In short, out of 39 Republican Senators, only five are clearly understood to bo opposed, on principle (or interest), to an extension of the suffrage. A similar analysis of the Lower House would show a similar result, Why, then, does Congress hesitate to give effect to its convictions? Why does it not declare plainly hat political as well as civil rights shall be equally distributed? Partly because it doubts its power, but far more because it fears that the people of the North will not sustain such a policy. Tho defeat of that policy last Fall, in Connecticut, Wisconsin and Min- nesota, hangs like a nightmare upon our legislators. Remembering how recently Illinois and Indiana voted by immense majorities to exclude colored peo- ple from the commonest rights of humanity, and for- bade them even to enter those States, they doubt the possibility of a change so great as to induce their peo- ple to tolerate equal suffrage. Let us, then, look this difficulty squarely in the face, and determine how much weight it ought to bave in the minds of states men, or even politicians, And first, we beg to remind onr Representatives that the question which they need to decide is not whether a popular vote can be obtained in favor of equal suflzage as an abstract proposition, but is simply whether a majority can be obtained for candidates who personally favor and vote for that proposition. We assert that experience has repeatedly shown that thousands of men whose prejudices will not let them vote for equal sulfrege nevertheless vote cheerfully for men whom they know to be supporters of that policy. In 1860, for example, the proposition was voted down in this State by 140,000 majority, while at the same time candidates universally known to be in its favor received 50,000 majority, We do not know a single Assemblyman who was defeated upon this is. sue. A great numberof members who had voted for the proposition in the Legislature were candidates for re- election, and nearly or quite all of them were re- elected, while we never heard of one who lost ten votes upon this account. So in Illinois and Indiana: Messrs, Lovejoy and Julian, as to whose views there was not the slightest doubt, were repeatedly elected from districts which never could be got to vote for equal suffrage directly, The same thing happened in Wisconsin and Minnesota last fall, and in Connecticut this Spring. Gov. Hawley, it is true, ran some- what behind his ticket in the last-named State; but he was elected, nevertheless, in a State which gave 6,000 majority against equal suffrage. Nor is there any reason to believe that he lost many votes on thi- ticular ground, A Radical of Parson Brown! Stal would havo fared no better—probally not The elections last Fall are of minor impor: upon this question, for another re. on. Itis wel known that many persons voted against equal [0 from the same motives which have made C: hesitate to pass certain measures which it appro: The Union party was very anxions, last Fall, to give the President no excuse for a bree bh with it. Tt was generally understood that a vote for universal suffrage in a Nogthern State iuplicd (bat tho same rule ought to be enforced in the Southern States. Many thought that such a vote would operate as a censure upon Mr. Johnson; and they were unwilling to make an issue with him upon that point. No sensible man can doubt that, if the President had insisted upon equal suffrage at the South, it wonld have been adopted by decisive majorities at the North, In the next place, we ask consideration for the ob- vious fact that the doctrine of equality is rapidly and surely gaining ground. Qften as it has been defeated, it has with every succeeding election received a larger proportion of the votes cast. It is absolutely certain to win in the end; and no shrewd politician will un- dervaluo the importance of anticipating a little the ultimate popular verdict. Nothing gives such lasting popularity as the courage aud foresight which enables a man, known to be practical, to go patiently under a temporary cloud, if he is finally proved to have been right. Trimmers and shufflers are not respected by any party. Is there any issue before the people which will more certainly compensate for a brief period of unpopularity than that of which we now gpeak Tt 1anst also be remembered that the people never fight long over a dead issue. Whon a question has really been irrevocably settled, those who do not fully approve of the scitlemenut nevertheless speedily acquiesce, and forget their resentment toward those who achieved the work, This has been illustrated a hundred times, and is again proved by the present disposition of the pro-Slavery Democracy to make pets of Democrats who voted to abolish Slavery. Now, if tI,cre is any one thing which more than all others is irrovocable, it is a wide extension of the elective yehise. 1f the mass of the colored people are once endowed with the right of suffrage it will be as im- possible to take if away from them as it would be to rive the waters of the Atlantic from their bed. The work once done would be done forever. If, then, the Southern States were restored to their place: with equal suffrage established by a constitu. tional Congressional enactment, it would be impossi- ble to maintain any long controversy upon the sub- ject. The worst conceivable result would be a defeat like that of 1862, having no permancnt effect, and fully recovered in the course of a year. Such an oc- casional defeat must be sustained under any imagiua- ble poliey. Uniform and unbroken victory caunot be hoped for by auy political party; indeed, it is not really desirable. On the other hand, who can esti- mata the permanent addition to the strength of a party which creates 600,000 new voters by a single measure, all of whom know that they owe to it every privilege that they enjoy? Contrast with this prospect the chances for a plan of mere exclusion. Such a policy must of necessity he trausitory, What strength will it add to the parly enforcing it? Whose affections will it win? Who will remember it with any personal sense of pleasure or pride? Consider, too, that one disastrous election would suflico to break down the whole scheme. Even during the brief period of its existence, it would be in continual poril. The mind of the country would never be at rest. Either branch of Congress might at any moment nullify the most stringent laws of exclu- sion, and in a day undo the work of years. And here the very converse of what we have said concerning equal suffrage is true of a system of exclu- sion. Once broken down, it could never be re- stored. A single defeat wonld be certainly fatal to the policy, and probably fatal to the party which supported it. It would be as absurd to try to deprive cleven States of their representation, after it had once heen conceded, as it would be to attempt te take the franchise away from a vast class of men who had once exercised it. These reflections lead us to the conclusion that the great want of our statesmen at the present moment is courage. ‘They are afraid to trust the people upon a platform at all in advance of the current popular sentiment. They are-in danger of drifting behind the tide through fear of putting up their sails, They dread to be in advance of their age; forgetting that they are really behing the mass of the party which elected them. Real prudence now consists in the ut- most boldness for a god canze. If a general waited for Lis troops, or even for Lis officers, to become unani- mons in favor of a forward movement, when would he attack the enemy If he waited for all the stragglers to come in, when would he marca? Gentlemen of Congress! you are the leaders of the Union army. It looks to you for the word of com- mand. If you wait for its unanimous advice and con- sent, you may wait forever. Seven-eighths of therank Stewart and James H. Lane have introduced propositions in favor of some such measure, the nizht, w and fle, you well know, desire a broad and enduring policy. The minority still hold back, and will threaten disaffection, and even desertion, so long as such threats will avail. Bat you should not fear such mut. torings. Lead the battle—do not follow in it merely. Commit yourselves to decisive action, according to the dictates of your conscience and your judgment. Learn wisdom from the children of darkness. What carried the South into and through four years of desolating war? What brought about the marvel ous unanimity of its Whites? What but the daring, the boldness, the audacity, of its political leaders? Imitate the example in a better cause. Your con- stituents cannot and dare not desert you. The mass of them have no disposition to do so; and they will bring up the few stragglers, Victory will surely at- tend bold and comprehensive measures; while timidity and temporizing will lead to irretrievable defeat, THE LEFT MAND UT OFF AND NAILED ve! British-Free-Trade-McCulloch states in his Com- mercial Dictionary that from 1660 down to 1525 the export of wool from England was strictly prohibited.” That was Protection—one hundred and sixty-five years of protection, in one direction, of a single British manufacture. McCulloch tells us that the Parliament of England was moved to this legislation in favor of the cloth-making interest of the kingdom iy the notion which grew up toward the end of the 17th, and continued to gain ground during the first half of the last cen- tury, that the wool of England was superior to that of every other country—that long wool could not be produced anywhere else; and that if succeaded in keeping the raw material at Lome, we should infalltbly command the market of the world for our woolen manufactures, In consequence, innumerable statutes were passed —the enactments in some of which were the most arbitrary sad severe that can be jmagined—to pre. vent the clandestine exportation of wool,” And he adds historically, The. improvement of ma- chinery, by enabling short or clothing woal to bo ap- plied to most of those purposes for which long or combing wool had been exclusively appropriated, had annihilated the only apparently tenable argument on which the prohibition of exportation Lad ov¢nbeen in- dicated.” That is, protection had done its full work by permanently establishing the woolen manufacture, and the doors were thrown open and all nations were invited to sit down in England to tho Freo-Trade feast which had been 165 years cooking for them. Arbitrary and severe enactments” of British Par. liaments to build up the woolen manufacture, con. fesses McCulloch, He draws language mildly. “Owl. ing” was the name given by statute not only, but by the common law of England, to Free Trade in wool, before England was prepared for Free Trade by hay. ing acquired superiority over all the world in ma. chinery, and obtained control of the world's commerce. The readers of Blackstone's Commentaries will re- nember this, his relishing definition of the principal one of the Offences against Public Trade,” of the class that is felonious"—aud felonies were punished with death: #0 called from its being nsually carried on in h is the offense of transporting wool or sheep out of this kingdom, to the detriment of its staple manufac. tare. Ths was forbidden at common law, and mora particu- "rly by statute 11 Edward IIL, o. 1, when the importance of woolen manufacture was first attended to; and there are ow many later statutes relating to this offenso, the most useful principal of which are those enacted in the reign of Queen Lizabeth and since. The statute 8 Elizabeth, 3, makes the transportation of live sheep, or embarking them on board any ship, for the first offense, forfeiture of goods and imprisonment for a year, AND THAT AT THE END OF THE YEAR TIE LEFT 11AND SHALL BE CUT OFF IN 30MEL LLLIC MALBEL AND oUALL bs “1X Quiing; ic THERE NAILED UP IN THE OPENRST PLACE; and the second offense is felony.” A brutal people that English, as generally accepted among men, and recently so with huge reason by black folk in Jamaica, and in times past by Sepoys and otherof the helpless in the East Indies, Literally were they in blood earnest in their determination to build up their manufacture of cloth, so as to make it unriv- alled in cheapness the world over, For 165 ycars the meat-ax of British law chopped off the Englishman's left hand that so much interfered with England's pro- tection of one of her nnestablished industries, as to carry on board a foreign-bound ship a single lock of wool. And this inflexible purpose, this merciless de- termination, ever waited on by jealousy and vigilance, characterized for two centuries of time the continnous protection, hy Parliaments and courts of justice, of all British manufactures. The commercial and industrial supremacy of Great Britain have grown ont of Protec. tion, and out of nothing else. But now, the feast of universal Free Trade being fully cooked over prohibi- tory coals, the bloody left-hands are taken down from the exhibition nails in ‘*‘openest places” in the public markets of England, and the goapel of un- restricted commercial intercourse is snuffled to the world, and a special outpouring of this gospel is turned on mpon the United States of America. Dothe Stigginses of the Free Trade Little Bethel roport to their English employers that the Yankees of the loyal States are hopelessly given over to the Satans of spinning-jenaies and forge-fires, that these spitefully snap at us pow in this strain? [Seo Charles Ryland Son's London Trade Circular of March 17, 1565. The firm conservative action of tha President of the United States givos assurance of A gteadiness in our future Ta le with Amerioa when it comes; and, now that the que ton of an in- creased tariff sooms to be settled, it is within po abity that the much looked for demand may set in at last i favor of mas. ufaotured fron, and so countarbalance what 1s complained of as the unequal rise in (Scotch) pigs. Meantime, it should be made known generally that American mas’ ors are beaten in their own field. The bubble of higher v ages, Walch was blown to tempt our iron-workers to their side, has burst, and they are now, as their best authorities inform us, with accumu: lated stocks, reducing wages to enable thom to compete with Euglish ron,” &e., &e, a: Cave Johnson—formerly for years in Congross then Postmaster-General—was recently chosen to the Tennessee Senate from the district composed of Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart Counties, On attempting to take his seat (April 20) Le was ob- jeeted to as a traitor, and the Senate—Dby a vote of 12 to 7—votod that he could n't come in. Cave spoiled his chance, if Le had any, by a speech, wherein he declared that ho did not consent to the Rebellion, but acquiesced in it. He continued: When President Lincoln called for Tennessea to fight the South, and to invade our own country, he went with the South. We did not int nd to fight the people of Alabama; and it was thonght beat to form military leagues wita the Soathern Cou: foderacy; and ho agreed to 1t as the best thing we could do. The Federal troops were on their way toward our borders, and we resolved to sustain our State and its dignity. Our troops acted glorionsly, and added fresh glory to the already brignt and dazzling reputation of the State, On no battle. fiold did their cheoks blanch with fear. They fought like hon. orable and true soldiers, and ke felt proud of thew and thelr conduct, od He was sorry to sce a resolution offerad in this body ad- vising neutrality between Congress and the President, Every. body ought to be with the President. He regretted also to Lear our gallant boys who fought in the Southern army st tke call of their Stato censured on this floor. They joined tle army to fight for Tennessee, not for the Confederacy, nor the United States. They enlisted at the eall of their State, and ut the command. of the Lagislature, How dare auy Senator eon. demn thess noble young men for obeying the command of their own Statet” Le Senate thought that was enough, aud decided not to have such a lecture every day. Gen. Swayne writes us from Montgowery, Ala., to say that there was a material error in the synopsis of his evidence before the Reconstruction Committee, published in Tug Trisvses of the 17th inst. He said that there was a marked increase of political ani mosity in that State, and not decrease,” as it was reported in the telegraphic dispatch, A Southerner (who was we believe a Confederate General) in a private letter to the Editor of Tug TRIBUNE, says: “In short, because man was a Rebel once, thera 3 no rea- gon why he should be 4 fool now,’ —He certainly has a forcible way of “putting things.” Jusical, GRAU'S GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, Wo aro to have yet another opera season, which will carry onr musical sugagements nearly into the month of June. Mr. Grau, it seems, has had a brilliant success at Ha- vaua with Lis Italian company, realising a large amount of money, although he was utterly opposed to the voy. ago in the first place, and yielding at last very snwillingly to the advice of his agont, His season at Havana was marked by striking and curious events. Oue wus the breaking up of an old established custom, which was very oppressive upon operatic managers, namely, the clubbing together to purchase boxes for the season, Thus, two families buy oue box, aud using it alternately, deprive the management of just ome balf the patronage, and half the emolument, eight persons enjoying the operatic soason at the price for four. This custom was also opprossive in many ways, and Mr. Grau's agent, Mr, Da Vivo, determined to break it up. He called a consultation with jufluential gentlemen and leaders of the press, and explained his intentions to them. They pronounced it impracticable, an innovation that the pad lio would not tolerate, aud advised him not to attempt it, But Le was determined, and got them at last to promisodnot to op- pose it, but to let him answer whatever communications were sent to the Press. ‘Tho publie fought stoutly for three or four days, then yielded to arguments which they could not refute, and subscribed liberally to the first season, The most curious event was the seeing total failure of the company for the first two or throe nights. Whether the public company waa-out of sorts, certain it is that the whole affair thrgatened to end in a fiasco, when of a sudden the clonds dis. persed, the sky brightened, and everything went on harmoni- oualy and suchessfully, Several of the company becams im. mense favorites, end were extolled in extravagant terms by both the press and the public, and a second season was begun winch proved a mine of wealth to the mupagemeant. Of the artists forming the company which will appear at the (Acalomy of Music on Thursday evening next, wa know noth ing personally, with the excoption of that grand and passion. ate artist, Gazzaniga, whose successes are siill fresh in the wemory of our musical publie. Of severdl report speaks very highly, more especially of Signorina Doschetti and Siguor An astasi, who were the especial favorites of the Havanese, The company is composed of the following artists: Soprani=-Mme, Gazzanigs, Noel Guidi, Boschetti, and Si. wons-Muzio, Contralti=Mme, Cast Volini and Olga Olgink Tenori—Musiani and Anastasi, Baritoni—Orlandini and Fellivi, Primo-Basso=Milleri, Seeondo- Bassi—Vollini and Colletti, Musical Director—Signor Muzio, The repertoiro of the company comprises all the standard works used at our opera houses, with the modern additions of Faust, L'Africaine, and Fra Diavolo, There is considerable curiosity manifested by the public to hoar thoss artists, which we trust will result in a liberal patronage, The subscription ks for a season of ten nights ure now open at the Academy f Music. CLOSE OF THE GERMAN OPERA SEASON. Mr. Leonard Grover's opera season of two weeks closed with the Matinée on Saturday last. Sandwiched be- tween the last nights of Maretzek's and the first nights of Grau's opera, the German company necessarily bad many chances against them, Their success was, consequently, only moderate, while their merits deserved a much more brilliang result. The company contains many excellent, though not first-class singers, but all are musiclans and earnest, paius taking artists. With less brilliance than the Italian’ artists’ and voices inferior in quality, they sing and act with spirit and fidelity, presenting with the other departments, so excellent ix every respect, an ensemble so satisfying, that we are content to put up with the want of high individual excellence. Mme, Johannsen, Mme, Rotter, Hubleman, Himmer, and Hermans, are well educated and able artists, and their efforts during this short season have won and deserved a very cordial ap- probation, The clorusses, aided by several German singing socioties, were more competent and impressive than any we have hoard upon the Academy stage. In William Tell, especially, thelr performance was wonderfully grand and effective. The or- chestra, under the very able direction of Mr, Newndrof, was remarkably good. Great care was taken to achieve artistie coloring aud broad effeots, and the overtures were truly spoci- alties, so spiritedly and brilliantly were they given. Though the public did not give that hberal support which the under- taking deserved, Mr, Grover may rest sutistied that his exer- tions fave been warmly appreciated by those who witnessed his performances, and we are contident that at a proper season he ean return and achieve a brilliant suceess, for his spirit, un- der adverse olrcumstau ces, Las wou the qonldeuce of the public, still felt sore at the infringament upon its righls, or tle MISSOURL, a nN Gains Unusua! Rise ia the Nissourt~ Mountain Fleet—Painful Scandal —~Lynche ing Horse Thioves, Prom Qur Special Correspondent, Br. Louis, April 24, 1865. The political situation in this Stata is fmproving daily for the Radicals. The Copperhoad conservatives are jubs- lant over several small aud unimportant victories, and they are making a big splurge over their preparations foe the Fall campaign; but the masses of the poopleof the interior are sound (o the core in opposition to the right of Rebels to enjoy equal political privileges with loyal eiti- zens, and there i3 a steady voice of encouragement from all parts of the State, urging the loaders of the party to hold the banver of Radicalism high, and not lower ous single principle for the sake of pleasing the enemy, It has been a prominent fact in the history of Missouri during the last four years that the people have even beea or Radical than their leaders, and in wore than ono instance extreme Radical measures have been forced u tho so-called leaders by tho pressure from without, As this time popular mootings have been held ia several counties with the most gratifying results. Details would fill too much of your space, But suffice it to say that whorcas several thousand good Kadicals voted against the new Constitution, not one Radical is known to be ay sorter of Prosident Johnson's policy of reconstraction. Pais he true, the addition of many thousand emigrants fiom the No:thern States, during the past year, will a J more votes to the Radical side than the return 13, who do not falter at portury and fiulschood to carry thing they can neutralize. Indeed, the pre spaces an bright and Morious for continu-d Radical rie in this State, provided our fends will only wos k, work, work The Missouri Kiver is on a high” of t' b'hest sort, It is now bank-full and ruaning over, fror ha dowa —a thing unprecedented in the month rise in the Upper Mississippi is also swe of th. ‘ron of the city, aud the Lovee, which eo. aponds 1 lock: room in New-Yorly is curled «wo tha. hall hmegine the edet of reducing the w, a. acca lation of the Empire City pne-talf? Were, co.ars [ulin the river are uid, or one-half filled with water, and tha about to sail up St. Clair big steamors look ag if they were a to covat st. Two feet more woull raise tie water so the sidewalks, The current runs rapidly, and bears on its Lroad bhosow tuns of drift-wood, uprooted trees and other floating ma terial, It is estimated 5,800 cords of wood Lavo been lost on the banks of the Mississippi, and many valuable crip have been destroyed by the action of the flood. Mau small towns along the river have beeu partially submerged, and the aggregate damage bas buen counted by hundreds of thousands of dollars, What is worse yet i3 the foae that the most serious trouble is yet to come, Another Montana boat has gono to tho bottom —the steamer Nog- get, bound to Fort Benton, with a full load, and insured, of course. The ventures of underwriters in tho Montana trade have not been profitable thus far. The rates wero fixod on the basis that one boat in twenty would be lost but the experisnce thus far Las shown this estizuate to fall below the reality. Many of the boats are laid vp, repairing Hacktuart, and many others ard aground. Two Fave proved a total loss, and the present probabilities are that a majority of the St. Louis Companies will lose money in the trade. The Eastern Companies have touched the business lightly, but still are bitten, goeraily, by the rates olered to agents, The truth is that at least Lalf the boats sent up tho Missis. sippi on mountain trips were utterly unit for the trade, aud obit never to have left port, A piece of scandal Las baen iu private cirevlation here, of late, which deserves to go intoprint, for the sake of the lesson it conveys. A few weeks ago a fashionable wedding took place at one of the Catholic churches, which was the nine wonder of tho friends of the parties, The groom was a returned Rebel officer, and the bride the danghter an old snd esteemed citizen, Tho presents were magniti cent and numerous, and tho starting out of the newly. wedded couple brilliant, A short time since, howover, they separated, and are now living under different roofs, and the story has leaked on* that the husband was guilty of the unmitigated meannoss of striking his bride, thet acts of eruelty are alleged. Now for the moral—the hua band pretends, it is said, tliat he supposed Le was marry. ing riches, but if he did they took fight immediately, For sooth, because he was disappointed, this model of a hus. band took revenge into his own hands, Young ladios, bes ware of such fellows! The farmers of I'linois, living near this city, have sufe fored so sevarely by the depredations of horss thioved, that they have lately resolvad to take the law into their own hands, On Monday they hanged a man in Calhoun County, in whoso possession stolen animals were fund, and now a man is in custody ir Hardin County who will be soon, if he Las not heen already, hanged, Tho mostdecisive moas- ures, however, have been adopted in Jersey County. Five men were canzht in horse stealiog, carly in tho month, and instantly killed, Oa tie 13th, a man named William Rot- lins was shot, but he escaped that time by feigning death. Ho came to this city, was arrested, and conveyed back to Jorsey County, whore Le fell into the hands of the vigil- anes comiuittee and was shot, Many of these horse thieves wre former guerrillas, who remand Missouri as too hot ta old thew. The prevalence of horse stealing has rondored Jose measures necessary, as tho law has seemed poworless to prevent the frequency of such crimes, nother spirituslist jugzlor has come to grief, Hisname is Church, and ne bas boon astonisLing the natives in this section by his wonlersu! scances and illusions, preiending to communicate through the spirit of a gentle Swiss aud a big Indian ea'lod Nimwaukee,” Ho went to Belize villa, linois, whers a trap was laid to eatch him, In the middle of his jugglers ha was seized by several citizens and found in Gis stockine fest, with his pockets stutted full of the implements of his profession. He will doubts less turn up ia the East next time, The Rebils here are incensed because the County Court refused to allow the use of a room in the Court-House te the survivors of a Rebel company raised in St. Louis for service in the Confeleracy, and known as the Missouri State Guard, to organize for a public display in respect ta the memory of deceased brother, Ihe Rebels thought after the late election, they had captured St. Louis, ad were, therefore, very indignant because the County Court declined to further their schemes, Capt, Coleman, the Recruting Provost-Marshal, who had served out Lis term iu the Penltentiary for appropriat- bstitutes, is now before the es Court on a writ of Hoe is custody under that portion of his sentence Jim to refund the money alieged to have been He alleges he is unable to do this, but his counsel in eddition have undertaken to prove that the whole proseention of Capt. Coleman was a malicious offense gottan up to serve the malice of Major-Gen. Dodge, who had a personal grudge against Coleman. The matter will not be decided until noxt week. All kinds of morcantile business in St. Louis are very dull at present, Even the shipments to the South have fallen off and as the Montana trade is over our maurchaunts are feeling preity blue,” Stocks are runming down aud there is a general disiueluation to buy fresh supplies, High water had one very curious efivet yesterday. The city has beon contesting suits with squatters upon the river front for some time past, and was unable to oust thom trom possession. The hagh water, however, did the work, and now the city has taken measures to prefent them from returning to it when the river recedes. A correspondent of The Springfield (Mo.) Patriot gives an account of a loyal family, consisting of $4, with nota Rebel sympathizer, nor a Copperhend or Conservative ia tho fuwiily. The father and mother of this loyal family were born ia Tennosses, andare now more than thre score aud ten years of They Lave both fulfilled the Scrip- tures in multiplying and poopling the earth, us well oa raised a band of nobie defenders of their e Yuntry. The weather Las beon rather chilly for the sason during the past woek. 1 "ore James Siephicas, To the Editor of The N. XY. Tribune. SiR: Forthe satisfaction of all friends of Irsh freadom, and to tispose of a rawmor that Las reached my cars since ar riving in New York, sot afloat by some parties for their own reasons, that James Stephens, C. KF, L R., does not mesa te visit this conntry, I have to state tat I was dirceted by him, on leaving Paris, to announce that Le would positively sal from Havre for this port via. Brest, on the steamship Napy- ison 114, which left the latter port on Saturday, the 28th inst., and which will probably arrive here before Wednesday, the 9th proximo, for the purpose of muking a tour through the Jriieipal Amcyican citios.}y Matters of the utmost inportanos othe Irish Republic provented bis leaving France by the steamship Lafayette, which arrived in port on Saturday, and on which he was #xpected, He will address the friends ol Irish Independence at the several citics, which will be desig: nated through the public press in the course of a few days. Tuomas J, KeLow, Adji-Geo. L R.A. New-York, April 29, 1360, Raw-Boxg Prospuats. ~The author of Ten Acres Enough’ says; “1 have very little doubt that there are specific manures for the strawbarry, and ons of them may be found in Baugh's Raw: Bone Phosphate, Thisarticle is manufactured in Philade!phis aud is made of raw, unburned bones, which—in their raw stata—contain one-third of animal matter, and combines am- monia and phosphoric acid, in the proper proport’n for stime lating and nourishing vegetable growth, “oX nsed it as fraoly as I could afford on turnips, celery, and strawberries. On the two formor its effects wera decidedly favorable. My celery uniformly excecds that of my neighbors, both in size, crispiness and flavor, and consequently commands a higher price. Bpt its offectson straw berries have been par- foctly marvelous, “On some of thom the Super-Phosphate was scattered on both sides of the row, whenee, by repeatod hoeing and raking, and the aid of sundry rains, its fuer particles found its way to their roots. Tho result has been a robust growth of the plants, auch as caunot be seen on avy other part of the ground. They hold up their heads, their leaves, sad fruit-stocks, some inches higher than any other, while theis whole appearance. indicates that they have been fod wile 8 more congenial fertilizor than usual, Many of them Lave pal forth double crowns, showing that thoy are prepared to furnish twice the ordinary quantity of fruit, 80 impressed am I with the superior value of this fertilizer that I have, this Autumn of 1363, manured as many rows as 1 could, and shall hereafter substitute it wholly for barn. yard manure. It is applied with the utmost facility, 18 contains the seols of no pestiferous weeds, and its virtues areso highly con centrated that a small amount manuras a large surface. It ig quite possible that it may net do so well on some soils as others; but no farmer can be sure of this until he has m the trial, Hence, 0s that can Le made with a siglo bag, the sooner it is undertaken the beitar it will be for those Lo whose soil it may be found COnKot Lenderes Enough, Claptes FEI OR rr The Political Situation Improving Radiest

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,” MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1866. is iE a EUROPE. chuckling, contemptuous. The bill was a little, misorable popiz of groat influence among the working ¢lasses. My confecturs There ato ny facts in the case kuown to the of Be i x “ar Parton one: “with a Fp 3 _ njemin Fravklin If it wero not ©2T0R, whore The Tribune Enlarged. o; 83 vonal Punch wrote," will but one ie to Eran Daxter act is from The Onl, and apropos of Lowe. You public here that will got he x8 well known to you by the wis he Speaks of most Landsomely, as well 9 Sparks’a, THE LARGEST AND CHEAPESN NEWSPAPER IN TAK nt ‘4 from First Page. upon, and that log a lame one, with Laif its allowance of may remem CT Joun Brights remark about the member te va a previous 1a ves dé tinned Arms, and CATS, and yes, in short a mere abortion ne the i for Calne, a nockot-b rough’ of the Mar jus of Lans- time this roaches you, And it LN ory mucy gs though le aie 7) She Bow. w: ave ORLD. most determinately opposed to the scheme are the Count’s ople 1adifferent, John Bull and his wife dozing by the downe, that that avDleman might, had he so chosen, thefolks: wm wen Conservative frionds. With ther this last move has fire, their bull-dog usiel; and so on. The measure would sont his foo'man or buta.T (0 the House of Commons; aleo, more the pubic. Tue Bourse yesterday was quite #0 literarily honest) straighitway. It is not that he has TSLARGEMENT OF THE TALLY, Sul. "SEKLY AND WERKLY he! 1: I LL Line LU e430 J B V. g be lost—thimble-rigged i added so mueh to what wo all knew or might read of TRIBUNE. Notwithstanding the fact that the siz, of Tk Tris- Liz places, diplomatic or oiler, kuew nothing printed (cheap—without, pay to author—wa Americans aro that the excentional ipdcpendent cle out of gight by Conservative Lowe on the subject of Lis il gult to the materially shaken lis prestige. IST N ORY 1a JAberal stior on difierent foverish, and there was a decline in Mi quotations, from the 2 THE AUSTRIAN PLAN OF REPORM. bate and Liberal disaffection. Now how different ag Franklin, but he has so relieved him from the elumsy por cents, which bed the list, down to The evening edition of the Vienna Gazelle mtains an The country Aas 8 woken and most unequivocally and that he r plied to them, sahisticat (plaining ha a ys WE to O0T upper Benjamins arli id editors [e p article on the Prussian proposal for.a reform of the Fed. meeting hag succeeded meeting in all the large towng and away his palpable meaning. No. 7% 0 moans ie litt Mexican bonds, which fell fiom x’ 10 257. You Yor irritatid 8 ut ‘cuties Stop ou dy eis ii one guns 420 prios wil eral Constitution. It sppears from this article that Aus. many of the little ones; the papers are ov: rerowded with a dull bird) gets off this exguisite joe 08 Lowe, who, re. recolieet they were originally issued a* 340,» th 15 MeCarty or Davis's pres: Philadelphia, 1831] Com- remain the same, tris adits the necessity of a re reganization of the Bund reports, and The Times, Punch, Pall-Mall Gazette and oll i, 18 one of Lhe ed tors of The Tim 20 Syefor ince Crimean war-ilmes I hin “ao sael ments and refusals he ition a8 to make of this TERMS, at the present moment, as she did three years azo when Standard left to console themselves in the pitifulest mi- tutor; aud “as heavy swell,” generally. The 2¥iicle is just so crowded a8 it wa Inst eve a BBmo, volume, nineteen twentieths of which are direct WEEELY TRIBUNE. the Congress of Princes was held at Frankfort; she also XORf) (How natural that the second should fall foul of the thing that Pune a navahad inJerold's dimees pau8 "4 Frie Bourac Is apizious egal ins iulion Be- [i andlations from Franklin's writings, a more complete Mall sabscribers, singlé copy, 1 year—iz numbers. 2s 82 knows that every proposition of this kind will obtain pop- John Bright again! Taking wuvidious advantage of Car- before the principal writers it had been provided with 3. 0%, =F, oid Ot 8 aud 9 o'clock, there might have 004" cans ®ctory presentation of the only (antiscotempo- Mail subscribers, elubs of five........... “9 ular empathy, anu the voluntary or constrained adhesion lyle's Edinburgh address to misrepresent a mau who, had snug berths by wily old Palmerston, be ‘n goon," as the late G. P. R. James would 8ay—il veneons) philos-phical and of one of the “three first patn- Ten copies, addressed to names of subscribers... 0% of the sovereigns, Austria will, therefore, support any Le lived long enough ago, might have been one of Carlyle's Lhe followin address has bean forwarded to us for pnblica- point of fact was soon—oa the bread north sidewalk of otic men of American history than had been given before Twenty copies, addressed to names of aubscrivers...... J prop 11 for reform which will not deviate too {ar from the heroes—who in strong, earnest, thorough devotion to the tion. We have not, as yet, received Mr, Lowe's answer th 30 va 1 des Ituliens, between the Rue Le Pelletier Parton bi oy or Rn Conien, 10 OR wh! na is which she laid r Se prineip f freedom H sreafle SIR: Wa, the ot upper servants in the Marquis of Lot nat tue Dronot, a ereat throng of men, glowly mov- wri 4 y LL TAR a ai sis which sh Juid down in 1% S. "t p neiple o A Salon and popular rights shall her after do re br doo ar ie} UP] aerve i Ae Marquis of n BR A Drone at 4 3 5, lo iy: Isard in my last that Laboulaye hdd been forbidden to Au extra copy will be sent for each club of ten, "0 Vienna Cabinet will walt for the whole of Prussia’s rank with Englands best and bravest! But Punch is wine's household, feei 1t to be Lincumbent on positions HZ 10 and froy 1 pat in groups of three, oF {po tyre as Strasbourg, snd that the manager of a cheap lite progeamme before coming to any decision, According to quite right in its attack—it is John Brigit who has done f 30 Butice 4 matter whiol has u great d u A bil more, then dissolviug, re-wingling, SWOPPIRZ pyre dil er had been advised not 8 Llish, in feuille- SEMI-WREKLY TRIBUNK. hp RO Tide he iv EY I itall, o qr mf Timaz' priviled ges of their order N low fellow s b for a 1 nent, the on again Lager-faced el NY cay pa beens adviser not to pulls’, Mail sul hers, 1 y, 1 year—i04 nam er the Momoricl Diplomatiqgue the represeutatives of the Ira, r nearly so, and hating Reform, Zhe Tomes’ pup- Bisbon, with othet Ny dirty radieals. 1 14 i, on again, wer-faced wen, 408 Victor Hugo's last novel, I have to tell you now 1 Saori copy, 1) BRN Nocondary German governments ia the Diet have already pet must needs hate its champion.) And now with tho anes to Laull vou over the coals od wlio aN tuat you dheir eyes saining Wik) the Tetlection of the 1p. ar Laboulave has delivered a lecturs at Strasbourg, Jail sul Riu, 3 copies, 6af 1% BUDELY: awsesass TL 3 received instructions to present a counter proposition to Mperutost Prospects, we ate facing the second reading of have demeaned yowiself hy a bargument with them, They ‘i A kt. de OY ae Yo A pighty and that the editor of the Sole announces the commences Persons remitting for 0 copies 82), will receive an oxirs copy that of Prussia the bill, soos to be o huuediented lot, us do not take dn what'syour BE OF _biNGTICAR dolar. OFC COME NOW VOIR OLRIYVEr uont of the, 2'rarailleurs de la Mer for i i Led i lot, us do not vhat's your in 4 ban ext week. for 6 mon It is stated that Austria, Bavaria, and Saxony havegrroead There was, as you may know, a great meeting of the place as a servant out of livery, and what isn’t. It ati't for you nigh: fave supi. sed thet uv} ed that day from W alf-st,, Whereupon, you whim that 1 have spolog.d So make, Persons remitting for 15 copies 845, will receive an oxtra copy to carry out a reform of the Federal Constitution without Liberal members at the official residence of Kar! Russell, to answer the door ball as "as got servant He inly engraved Ion th vd Kou With So pluer Change from that to this Noy ‘ut ali, “The specimen 1 gave last week of the one year, i outside 7 U n't t lace, at ol 41 than the difference of afternoon an BEY. ud hip t tr any refarence to the success of noussuccess of the scheme in Downing-st,, on Tuesday last, 200 gentlemen being os tho odtsida. thataiwi your place, wo you Jove id Jnby facmdase. 3 Srenes i; ny p wim aigt sey Se tte purely agbitrary suppression and repression by Admiuistra- DAILY TRIBUNE. Hp ro Og 10 HETY HIS, J bat Be IR Ey a a A Si ota: Pram SUG, tive authority of speech and print, were all faithtul to the $10 per agnum; 5 for six months. proposed by Prusaia. resent, including the members of the Cabinet in the sad truth. [took myeweases that day at hap-hazard from a Address THE TRIBUNE, New York. ehip rings, then you had best see what he wauis aad doit. layinan, wuethe Lora of English or French tongue, being r v 5 1 the semi-official Nord-Devteche Allgemeine Zeitung de- House of Commons, 7T%e Star had the only full report oe pave’ Foy nd t suo) clares that the ol ction of Prince Charles of Hohenzollern of it, the rest of the daily papers publish of only SHI like. po ou read eb ho bon Ta ie “i 4 "2 hy Kf po Di 34] 1 si ine, ated Vv r uv C8, and woetul abundance in the kind. Nothing better (or worse) to the throne of the Principalities is a matter which eon- maries, that in The 7'imes being the worst of all—where. We, the undersigned, has always had the best places, and wpa Al traughclions here ato om bv the bs illustrates the badness of the kind than these two seeming earns solely the family of the Princes of Hohenzollern, fore it wailed about the breach of confidence involved in have never allowed any interference in tae house, aid we win yg oo peg Re a hongh often fw Fetly hoes contradictions by fact to two of my last week's illustra- MARRIED, antl is in no way connected with the Prussian State making public the speeches deliver od at a private meeting.” going to begin now. We will stick to you, aad as 3 his 15 OI:8 2 gx eat ny Ang risied nature, tions of the principle. The Minister of the Interior being HUELAT~STANFORD=—On Thursday Apri! 26, 1366, by the Rew. il! always find all the othor gentle. BFS AEC ua Ra sed gambling tables, the law of ye a pyri for the moment, some wretched super-service- Dr Eyu, st St. Slark's Church. Joba D. [usiat of Broskiyn, Liu hoy while the iracund Standard sug ed (in a Toots-like Lordship 1s satisfied, you h rise y he Little B8 wen and ladies iu tue stewards roo quite ofl Like. Dut rely s azo the Little Bourse w able subordinate lieutenant adeises the editor not to publish crpONGABOON—At Grace Chueh, Orsuge, N. J., on Wadnes- politics, 81 NOTP3 PROM THE GOVERNYENTS OF BAVARIA AND letter, written to itself) that Mr. Bright must have acted 8 JBaiey HE 0 oprelngn Re 3 Jp A ibd SAXONY, asshort-hand reporter! The meeting was sin ularly ummai- Was out I a Th Dior 3 Jana} F.1D ta the song: ol Dares Hugo's novel, Editor appeals to Ewperor, who is not don- April. 25, by the Res. Francis Vinton, D. D., William ka From The London Times. mous, there being even less difference of opinion than keeps little shap “at Calas nid gli with “thom a if: $hay Sonlle Brace oh t ohaty Ir i" Fain 3 vk gr eo NE 1 key enough to object, and in eneral, is not nearly Strong of New York City, to Mary Urania, diughter of Mr. Robert j IT rian Government reminds the two hostile might natural have been expected—than there was was your masters and not his Lordship the sooner you RE %n Roh Sudo Sh ao oa mh we o as Imperialist—at least not us timidly fierce an im erialist WW. Aboon, 4 ywers tl the Fedora law abrolutely probibits al! war between the Tories who assemblod before the recess at the juto a livery coat and ploshes ain, and woes back that last 4 rid erik Bw os, HH hy 4) prov toy uot) a# bis poor official subordinate tools are. His lajesty, WELD—COLES--At Palisades, Rockland Comty, NY. om tw members of the Confederation, and provides Marguis of Salisbury’s. But two members found faut place where you had good character, the better Passazsanial gpl 3 T “Inari Te ue re REVEIDOTINE not being a hopeless oficial idiot, said, of course, ‘let Tusreday, Apel 26, by the Rev. 8. Hitchcock. Jiazth D.. Shuthene means by which all possible differences between thew are Wilh the bill, aud that mere qualified objection, intimated (digned by tne Houge Steward, Butler, Groom of the Cl do adn hd Ae Roay! 1 wil 4 0 wa, LION the thing go on, least said soonest mended,” Of neon Yo oles, esq. of Palisades, to Mason Coyswe. ws to be setiled and condicts avoided. It speaks of the mis. rather than exprossad. All, in short, weut ofl har- hid 1 oth Tr BeIvants oul ol Wuery in the Marquis of f wh id hoard oh AFL oH {iovernmcnl vd ya n sistencios, excesses of zeal, stapidities, and flattest con- on CTIIEEYIT TRACT erins which internal strife brought upon Germany in phst moniously, Eat! Russell opening the proceedings with ai Lnnadvwne's Household.) {ine frehontars of tie Bldewake Exchange. 1 could riot trudictions in this and like kinds, the instances are in- DIED tires. the overthrow of the empire, and the domination of able review of tho attempts ai Reform legisiation from On Tuesday last, biz John Gr ay, the new me nber for quite 50 far as to ordain that 0 wan sho id not walk numerable. the country by foreign armies; 1t declares that the present 1832 downw ard, answering the protexts put forward by the Kilk nny, revived tho almost extinct question of the In along of an evening ith perhaps a {ellow-u wll ou Bis arm, Rayan 's new volume is just brought by a bookseller’s BENVRT-On Friday afternoon, April 27, Edward Bement, in the Confede n was fruuded by those whose valor had Opposition, exposing its porsonal bias and character, vind Ulkureh os SEH ie Feel em yA i lofinot Spevalon wR 1 "10 oF 8 of OcGef eu. Sha! hi clerk. Will you pardon your correspondent’s weakness, The taiatives and frionds of the family are invited to sttend the fiuerst Kon foreign Job aud that it has been ever siuce a Swing the Vursing elise, etpressiug sound mee in thom, a dard v ayy yo Wena ist a BH. Bo rtons $0 Ho i ha A wi LO a but T had rather read it before speaking of it though up- from ‘Bie, lain tusidones, ou, Stun, Yehad, Monday st 20'clack, yenefit to the people, and generally felicitating himseld and his friends on the 105 1 Ho Bo nn an Hpistry.} Br Jost 180 A I A EE al. 1 ge ones 1 ostically, For somo rough notice of this and other recent p.m. eaye Pier No. o ver, lsndt. Nobody, it thinks, ean deny that the Confederation has assurance of victory. 1t was generally fult that the meet. Protestant of intelligence a tical experience; ho Way IDngD the dEUS? CIM, aud note the patient Ser- 1,050 fhe next mail hive plo and Pus-ate, ot 12:35 pow; teturulag, leave Factoryvilie Laading wooured Jor Gernany a prosperity unexampled in all her ing was wore than successful in healing anti sipated dis- SPOKO for two hours, and w ed te with profound BUH lo Ville wedging theirs to aud fro. As often as Hand vice. 6. ae ve Phe Fo perity unexamped ad Le AB gh eS tet of aillig dnoeipaion G2 attention. He plowed up the old historic ground, the ori- they came upon a group of three or four chatlering Wig ny CRANEY~On Friday, April 27, Blanche, daughter of Albert H. sod provions history. sansions in the ministerial ranks; hence, Radicals out of Seni. HC FEA 0 on. and showed how iisepably in 1ystic language about misty values, dispersing it with THE STATE OF EUROPE. Flizabeth I. Craney, sged 19 mouths sud 20 days. gin of the iniquity mn question, and showed how miserably Hl HUSH [HE S00 about misty values, dispersing it wilh The friends of the faui!y are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at 2 p. wm. ou Monday, from the Bancroft House, Years internal peace, durtag which none bave doors wero proportionately enconrazed, and awai d AUS. oN the att qapts to Protestanuize Irolani had fuiled, and the formula: Cirenlez, Messienrs! Circulez I" Move coon Aud a minute later the group Wer or Peace—Generat Opposition to the For- pppxyrp_1n this City on the moraing of the 3h inst, Samual dared to attack Germany, during which po foreign army Las day night (the 12th), appointed for the second reading of cam] y _ 1 set foot on German tersitory—fitty vears of development for tlie bill, in high good humor. most deservedly, Altho gh refused the support of tue On, EERLIEIMEN MOTH oll r all Ler resources, and g!l her interests, intellectual, moral (Of course there x ine’ Malena Va Rep Goverminent for his motion, the admissions he obtained colected asain, of its scattered members entered into wior—laly nnd Prussia—Napoleon’s Schemes Hope Carpenter, formerly a residsos of Patladelphiz, in the fish ee thinst healed the Wounds of the THiMy course there was a crowd in Palace Yard and about oo (50 0 roland were important, and suge 7 mbinations.” Taose® worthy policemen, in their of his ase, y o Vi w Il as of I ore recent struggles and restored the House of Commons, of the demeanor of which tuke r por 4a iin i Fela wi 1 pA inene ito d in yy re ate tw t i the wi thy ns to —Vietor Emanucl’s Visit 4v Bj nne Fl ia Pau PLisaepl prpres p ys OPY Gormrany to the ght from which bor owa fauts had this condensed description trom The Teiront 1 Something” or ®t sister country.” p +o soon gly vin contest with the Soult 10 WCE isient Progmosticntiona—The Situation at DEAN-On Sword. Avs, ut Set ettl VO ye yor" ras a quiet, laughing, good-humored ng-snffering POIROLIINRE ROR HO and LOU RT ga Barina ern, ae Tatiana gs rfid ai ennie, on n vil wuay Bavaria ask if that Confederation is now to “mob," I rr a mo’ addicted to pee Wg klas of ps he goodslooking Princess, Mary of Cambridge (whom ton, where the subtle bodies of his high speculative com. Present—Hungary— Progress of Reorganiza- years aod month, broken. the {erman nations again to shed their bi tempt; it was a mob" that would have bi tonort everybody maried to Viscount Hood a year ago or more), batants cut and slashed through tie niddle, preseutly tion—Amnstrian Politics—The Principality Tie frisuds of the family aro raapaet fully invited attend the (qneral bo broken, the nations again to shed their blood y 3 NT 1 on ua this day (Mouday) at 2 o'clock in a fratricidal 1, and become again the prey of for- Lowe from Westminster to Calne; but it ob” has &t length found a husband in the Prince of Teck, a come slap together again. In the long run however, the ay (Monday) at 20 p.m. ol m Pow el rObOSitior of tl y I Arian Govern tht Slseatned w oy ot 2 o a fw hr pa handsome yonug fuliowy Wha he In bE tei Smber 4s Rp ageits oF the 6: he POWERS gos the Deslor of these 3 Conger cmon. dent. 4 Sele City ou Friday, Ages Hetry Doaghters in 2 IZ. da Phy g will 2 Cas8.0 ustorical, one would pave liked a Iittle pearing ary bizar at e Brighton at 3 a 1A gon INA IOG. NOW -A=ATS nly sv that ww rom Qur Own Correspondent. ho maant 1« that ach of the Antagonistic Powers shall declare more colar; but the bright morning bed faded fato print ml Bin Koded tp) Rnd umm he 1ixiga B joyiaus sons of NID Now: ayo B oiy Yul) vi Ji y y Frouxce, April 0, 1866, The relatives and frlends of the family are reapactiuty invitad to at t it will absiain absolutely from au attack on any other 4 there w wold. leaden-clay aspe ZOlit the snd sng nh lgure, wear 1, BOYIsh INOUS- a1Q Ihe tats AY, ue Lie or i i tend the funeral at ort uteh Church, corner Fulton ht i of the ate sb bo tell "0 site Bh of a x Syoly Bu there HN Abid np o ab ye 8 he ke your than Lis age, 2°, four years loss their full estale of old. Their unusual multitude last Peace or war; that is still the question. Prussia and Willism-sts., on Monday, 30th instant, at 2 o'clock ps wi, wiihous Minis wv. Haven BR asi ‘is equally dec idod in its views 4 clack. At three there was nb erowd whatever; at half past riucess. The two were at Covent Garden €vening is a striking sign of the fk verish uunsettlodness of Austria are fencing with diplomatic notes, Austria Luvchas uucies: On bde won Hatz FF HIISLeT, baron si, Juas!) aed 12 1s y Ss. Loe a (0 B i ator tom Fone evenin ook An —_— nen’ at fue B nstan Toonsh disfigured in some parts by obscurity of style three the people had began to arrive; at four there was a theater together 0) vening last week, and, of course, ten's minds at (Lis tino asserts that she has no intention of begiuning a war PA o! Jevent yuight. 26h hyianmh Partington Yio, mass meeting.” All along the line of vision somber black were look rent do bt is said that the Princess As I intiiusted a paragraph ago, it is needless to re- in the 8th year of ber sge. it xpoais plainly epougt pretension of Prussia SE IR fed vision somber black f Walos. 4) (uh uuit ibn whe has Maou g vt hore bear: Ey I which vou against her late ally, while Prussia pratends that her arma- Funeral will take piace from the Friends’ Meeting House om that the Duchies are CONQ ard belonz to the two ats, somber black coats, blended gl. oily with the duli at of contrived tl itch, and that she has becoliio a YO b Ie {1 ri n the war question, whiel: you Us 2A, Sebermerhorn-st.. Brooklyn, on second day (Monday) cfiernoon st ams that 1 i 1 ham. ‘Tho Pr RG G vera vant." it phe. Considering it the Eaglish are not a Seine trative great favorite with t a. Teck is, by the way, I V ibe fully red of—such uy the diplomatic cor- ments are exclusively the results of the previous arma- 3 wsloc a. The folatives and {riends of tue family are respect bs Tail dd bambi os ih Lab Mwy peopie~considering, nlso, that they aie a good deal inl ed am hapny to s n. his 1 or. a German respoudence n Prussia ar Austria, Dismark's i ully invited to attend. “weannot be ignorant that our binet holds a eon- y oathe ly ye hi 5 1d Ww 4 gay bd SRB Adar vs Shp Apel ee ae] YES ments of Austra, Since the two great German Powers cannot be igngrant that u thin t holdsa con. by the weather—it was really refreshing tolistenton g od, Jady. having been morg snati ally” married to the proposition of un appeal to universal suffrage, the coms y e KEYS8—0n Sondsy morning, April 29, David Keys sen., in the 8th 1 i i Je i y i v opinion, and that on that 11 18 11 accord ye sound, kos, hantey cheer. There was pleaty of latententhusi- Lrothor of hier sovercis Kingz of Wortemburg Ac ments of the Ger a press on this proposition and the Arc prepanng, the smaller kingdoms, Wurtemberg, Ba- ear-ol is age. the n Governments,” wing thus rejected the asm in Palace-yard; what was needed wos the spa: ald Tg, woh. Vl orteinburg. Ae- i oF yok will not fail to notice on one part that is. vor ne. likawis make i His funeral will take place at the Eighteanth-st. Methodist Episcopal eli of Benst procecds to show that Kindle tt. Various Liberal members, wore or les ash that of Falcoubridge in King You will not fuil to notice on one part that Bis- varia and Saxony, likewise mak slight preparations, and Church on Wednesday, May 2, at 11 o'clock, a. w. Relatives sad ¥Frus 8 vds for believinz sha is about to ©d. bad received the faint tribute of a s wha wel or fur this approach to a bend k's proposcd appeal 9 Ji rors Soluge, cher it Italy, too, does not remain behindhand, and thus all the friends are iuvited to attend without further notice. Tar come, part of which was caused by wistaken il part Ahesleft "in bh cuteheon, searded as menace to Austria or bait to the German i ontes ATE ROI ile LEE—On Satnrday, April 28, of congestion of the braiu, Harrist W', be a de a by the qesperate anxiety to cheer somebody, bell first 's Halil, W sor, is being pre- People, does not ke with the latter or greatly scare the bonds aud renes are gong down, whil d after il, nol ody daughter of John C. and Sarah B. Lee, aged 17 years. or gonuine burst of cheering arose, of Pri ivlena to Princes former; but, on the other part, that it does sec to be an wants war except Count Bismark, The King of Prussia The funers! will take piace this Monda morning at 11 o'clock from HRungery. Carriage after carriugo arrived, and the Pritish public, Istei We i {ise adjournment at least of the appeal to arms, The most hime If would by far prefer peace, if only Austria and the he New. York A for the Blind. Relatives and frieuds are A telegram from Pesth of April 14 says: whioh loves a good borse and knows a good turu-out,” and Josty s ving noticead 1a of the case is Something else. That the other powers would allow him to annex Schleswiz-Hol- ted to attend. oti Housos of Diet sat to day, for the first time, in the new is not contemptuously indifferent to armorial bad d given birth to a fifth baby, sho ey Iv takes afior her Liberal party Pr i, and that the Geno un Liberal Re- stem, Yor he has made up his mind that unless he gots MAXWELL -Fridsy worning, April 27, Agnes, wife of Hugh building. Fie Fyosident of lhe lowes House, ip opening She murtver of spplopation whes s large liiced patreian=c Main fronndity, Thers ill be a prodisious royul family formers, represented by the National Verein, distrust any Nuboth's vinesand tho lustre of Lis crown will be dimmed puneral will take place st the Reformed Dutch Church, Tweaty: withing exp ecod the Ww sp th the (roars of t 19 fou iy yous: ag ol the ball Jes irove uv i mt i the next gone: 1 ailt offered a hopeless old Greek as rotroactive and Prussia reduced to the status of a second-rate power. third-st., the Rev. Mz. Gaoze, ot 12 o'clock m. to day. wigal soon by esta mished 00 Qt nr a and said that L Io audios aeyagenes, an 1 LNs ho ha Bus v pork Lis That ov should look his nt Al the German Governments are adverse to Prussia; the MOBAN=On Saturday. 23th instant. Lilian Ruth, danghter of Edward mly 13 by which it d be secured was the resstablish- fort ut unconsciousness whieh 1 Ynys n- AM col tao Q aallit] hy i A yl am cmal rod 8 Duchies do not want to be incorporated; Queen Victoria Gi. and Ma J. Moran, in the 6th year of ner age. mont legal a tional state of t in Huugary. scious. Meanwhile the police were doit Those Attachment to her anny just cone to my k Worse 11 th is commanded by the most ordina s 8 uo 11es do uo wi i. 2% 4 ih Relatives and friends of the family are mvited to the funeral om He sta Uso that good aud gifted men have rather hal ou un- You hav. tic tio pews iro'and the trial prudonce. I p d'etat of his, striking against the 8nd Emperor Alexander write autograph letters carnesily Monday. 30th inst, at 2 o'clock p. m., from her father's residsucs, wero: should so offending spectators iu the periodical int» bfa 8 tD 1 1 stitution of Confedernte siermany, edvisiug peace and forbearance, and Napoleon is known No. 119 East Twe!fti-st. Jere p a of spoctor passes; but, on the Whole, they Wers genially sflabie Bede wire yy boy led ot troke of personal ambition— NOt to want at this moment a great European war, SHAW=—Ou Friday. the 27th of April, fu this City, at the resi- Vins 1y he adoption of and=—if one mig t Rasard a gues Bur as’ foun Jo Shir wiry Wars gurded only as Batroke of persona Ambition. Still. Bismark’s Inst answer to the sincere protesiations dence of ber brother-in-law, the Rev. W. W, Hewell, D. D., Mrs. ave, a prion o I-11 un migut har ag oa Tr 1 fr o] SONA is bailding up a'Prussian prepon. Pll, 15 ark’'s answer La iy Pp (d 8 Sarah I. Shaw, wife of the Rey, E. Fddy of Waltham, Mass. the s 8 dg Jay moditica. Taiber a Le for Mr} was ur tv a i of the d 4“ (tof its ruins—is most rational. that of Count Mensdorf, that Austria docs not dream Remaius avere interred in Providence, I tion or] John Bright, h ever—-and thes ere av Lau res Ba 3 J. Ansty t t of his sails.as she easily of invading Prussia, looks too evasive not to lcad to the SLADE Ja Setarlay, Mod 2, Asa Mi. Slade, daughiser of the late Oa Ap-il 16 the Upper House will holl a public sitting for —they reniied, “Gone wm, Sir” ration wa HE Boman Bum wg a ai av IB i I gia tra Folles srna this nspicion that the overbeari Minister is set upon war r. Lloyd Slade, inthe 18: yaar of ber aze. the d L OH 8 unably correct; but as tho saue fis se Was Teely hazarded burst i ind W Inigit, Oy roposition in fuller souse than Fi Tie that the Pitating Mie Cr Relatives and ‘nends ot tha family are wvited to attend har funere! with regord to Mr. Gladstone aud Lord Derby—- vof wt t hour af erward she ser the wart tis Ler costly prejudices to her econonue he ot wi! ip Soria tion, bn I the oa Sfoadny, 3th instant, at 3 p.m, from No. 149 West Twoaty- 2 b Diincipnlitica, Judo ny A ality Styteent Was: yess wd We For i v ot rey PUAnY Ww th h 3 German Governments, and by the Liberals of Europe, that YALERINO-Ou Shnday Jd oril 28, after a on oes of acute rram 101 harest of April 1D =a t Ll xe i y 1 ca 3 Lai ia Janis {1 i 4 Led, i my G nny Ha Yt te Boma 5 4 hitis, Jt Valeri A r Lean Doated. wiki ve adened By 444 Fasier and faster the carriages rolled in, at the *‘lagisia- exist thero—i eonstabl Law vers. Juds 1s #l%0 wo (38! natural and historical commons MA 15 still abl: to tro ible the pede of the worl and to TR TR eine, mative of Setinge da ‘Cube, members of the Provisisus Governmoat aud tie Mivistors 178 Wisdom" Gf the land, a Feraine poy wet ap gud haugmen within thes s 0B 14 do. SL o matter with what ulterior depreciate all public securities. aly desired at firs LO ppo'iriands of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funseal to ahaad wy hen is ui 1 to acer pling universal suffrage treat wita Prussia arainst Austria, for as long as without further notice, at the Church of the Nativity, Seconds propo y elect Princo Charles of Hohenzollern as R Not lone azo i went "ant 0 I r to aces pling universa ray nr OR um the tit} if (Ch rles ER Ene ge Ise amount of the {a hy aso ve i b rave of oF one of the best late signs of promised Venetia remains Austrian, Italy eannot aTord to ave. wear Third-st., on Moaday, the 30th instant, at of o'clock, Fy ye Sori} havin dri v u r to the House, And while cabs and CL wrles Lamb, thereby redeeming a prowise 1 to my. 4 1 anda) a tH a for L.s lot slip any opportunity for the annexation of that prov. me Wheivs High Huet of Reqtiomn will take place. His remaing teh of April HM sag Ce .arriages were discharging their freight of legislative wizdom, self long back, on the other side of Atlantic. There big oer tw ahaa noe: but the war endencie are od fi r the Yiiibe conveyed to vary Cematery. 1 Liselinm for the eleetion of Prinea Charles of Ho he crowd began to grow u little imp tient BStan dil te are many A hav ke 0. 3 rr s) _ hitde Ig «ambitions purposes the instrament Bee; yut the warlike tendencies were created first BY the cx Yong bas commenced. It is expected that the vote of 'k bad been singing the only song knew. Gradually the periotion of the pluce of septit fh ot y of uu suffruee. just for once, aud then disiniss it, UDADIMOUS ILA; ation of the money power of Europe, of Tr APTee gt TRY ani _ the pe wall be tuael turoughous the Pilucipality within si spectators—growing accustomed to the sight of real live mem: of fing) aiviate Gat hy hott Yar ut Phat your! Cisinan” should have come to that, Which the new kingdom cannot make 1tself independent; Special Notices. digs ok hecmid a” ith 3 Lers of Parliament—appeared to have come to the conclusion Bl son} onle HY 1 is wor And Herr Bismark is au able statos. and secondly, hy the earnest words of the French AAA AANA vA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA bi REST, A] 15, Evening.—The Pléhiscite Das that they were rather uninteresting than otherwise. At tines w i 5. more fRriicu ers Lidl way gout that cory, aceonding to all histor. Emperor, who hinted that an Austrian alliance might Notice.~EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE UNION CEN- tor ji iy al! the towns 1 Prince Charles of .there was little diversion—Mr. Layard, for fustance, receiv. ABU RAVE Lud tiie 20 0 mew atom or 0 EE RY Sn te Napoleon Third, whe al de 1 rove more advo ntageons than the Prussicn one. Thus it TRAL COMMITTEE. =A reguiar meeting of this Committse will be Yo llern has been npanis elected Hospodar ing a very cordial cheer. ‘Lie crowd y s not Quite SUP ts Pwo. Wherefore, ul myself of this letter to writ it AY sions, is Napoleon Third, who also made us Jr ‘or the wission of the Magehese Legatice held at Headquarters, corner Broadway aud Twenty-third o., oa Zo" eIT has RRANHRONSlY Fn ils 0 B. Tone tial cheer. fowd was not 4 i uy b of the details te TEE TRIBUNE 19 so. atl was sanctioned by if, let 1 pened that alter i uission of th Le 1e 4 gate MONDAY EVENING, April 20 1894, at 8 o clock. A hide ing —-A band oi Kl meh, led by oh fi a TE whi Ta qui owes $16 geeks of }0a0 3 um t101 “1 SLOW Teen; t} st, us history and policy advise to Yicnua, wi hud only to ascertain whether there would be OWEN W. BRENNAN, Chairman. Mous attempted yesterday Separa- In be fra a sad 4 ust be Sisouls} Stee; physiognomy, us wdmonton is about 1 mies out 1. Iri i on the Zl tr. reamed then good horvant. AnY Lope of entering upon negotiations, Viscount Veootte, Huxny H_HORLAT, 500 roraries Tit move dispersed “hy the police, who 2Xbibited in a brougham, under those pocuiiar elie matancns th-cast reach it by Gi Faster Kaillway 5p Dr iia vary ER teen Y late Minister of Foreign Affairs, now Emb.-eador al Con- ‘uas. C. Hare, af Two arrivals, however, there were which may bo worth recor! ring fr reli v it is nature master, and 1s like y to 1ate Alinister i 3 y 4 €oulj toflv. After tins at a ie a pith w 11 vat. 1 a y 4h RO En from Shoreditch. A jo sy the to L.m. who, having been acci- Stantinople, taking his way to the East by way oithe lmportant to Hallway Travelors. a'l sai wricaded themselves it 5¢ saw a large aud bulky roll of papers (half the crowd wd Sirs Lie, ry FOR. 1a reilig t rved "it whims that it will al- Austrian capital, where, according to circumstances, Le E MAY NUMBER OF of v fired upon the troops, Who re- hy, seem to Wi ake ti 4 r bri Ty kirss.of the giani jet ne- Ww y Ww a bi LA may re a for ome time Napoleon returns APPLETON wT ga y 4 on 3a Je 33S dk rem Fy i by, seemed to mist petitions for bricls); next youd sun 6 Sutbiwe town ahd shi ry wh wea! ly livery. Lether his French Ma. I MI 4 iy rd “hing Hi 4 IL re were 14 killed and Io wounded. keen, sharp, aquiline, eggressive profile; vext tie iar end Rg bo na coun Ie rhs testy does of does Hot that he ean drive Universal to his old plan, tat Austria shou d sell A} enitin READY THIS DAY AT 9 am glance of a couple of readr, juigitive, almost angry eves; Lt 9 nig m fl i «s throughout nd by some tO Italy, the town of Venice beeoming a free repu lie oyTENTS oF THE May Nomnenr: a1 any part in the movement. and then, from the cab, came Mr. Roobuck Roebuck.” the alights being partly ov d I" Mis Contos’ 43 ey amhine 3 ty independe i g on. dike Ham- I—IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVEL- p yi r wiih n «03 th i, Sou He 4 i we] 3 Duck, ap uek, ts rg R Arend 0 Lor auship prevent the breaching ua ler an independent muni ipul administrat ole Ham ERS in refarencs to purchasing Tickets, Checking Bagsess atthe aead OF Jue sur 1 CooL oally seemed to linger fe OF Tro baler a 1 1 fr a t were dn the long run, burg or Bromen, sud the Quadrilateral, with all the inte- Railway Maps, Railway Time Tables, &o., ke. gent: received slight wound. S ot J w, a ph rer a lin AB Rp) i Sang i ho t Be; 1 vont com rN ro tans of knowing, He vens rior country, known under the name of the Ttalian Tyrol, 11=0ONE it INDRED RATLWAY MAPS, representing the pil 16. --The n of the disturbances which took Vet oe 1 athatic in ite was a en, a biy at does st KBoW the force des remaining in the hands of Austria, After the profound cipal Koutes of "ri West, East, North and South. y runbswd was almost pathetic In ts Way—would have ered A r bore i KI that the f 1 maps of routes are 1c snsabla to the traveler. a t is town the day before 3 rd, was a de a ore Sl wil By “le re At of cortainly tends, despite all me siifeation Le was compelled to puller by the Sopot HI=NEARLY THREE SDRED TIMETABLES, giving the lon ne lected Neprratl olamittce that r "As he went wey folks tr. o hs, 4 ODpPOs bantly set un a popular omnibus line failure of his Mexican policy, the "rene mperor wants me of the Departr: A=rival of the various Trains tarough- CLO of Hohenzollern as Hospodar of ‘em,” aud to compare the member for She od iabitani of Fdmonton, PAL LE this al flual reso fm i ov ooking the some rehabilitation, and a peaceabdo settlement of the gu the Soiad Sis "a Causdas—every importadt routs Eb i brought chout stratazem. The Come Terrier party; Lad the co son occurred to 1" i itech Sorat PEI he of hore anati f lian sti agreeable 4 stri d Italy ndicate map. pa ye wig TB w as sud STH pal 2h Bn ae pari o ocet red 4 1 ma 4 Be Bore 3 trans i 3 ir fn ome Liberals he sustain and {1 Dp que stion, Bgved Wl bo h 0 Au ne and Maly, IV=INDEX Tes THE NJ Sof nesrly Ten Thousand Stations, it al fema d the deposition of the Provi- more sponte susly, the tough, veliant old Radical would hay v8. favor 1 of] sham Gp to Universal Suffrage and WO Id go far to restore his political credit, somewhat Towns, Vill nd Gities situated upon the Railways of sions] tioverun.ent. aud the assembling ol a spe o) Legis. SE npplause for which he seen La 64 4 ol ina 3 tenta Here 8 the mot y of their argius endangered hy recent events, Victor Emanuel, hotter United States and eo Canadas, ony of which are reprose! Yature Hr Moldavia. ne n fhe orn Ereat—sono aclieve gree 88 i so have we juestioned ment in fav ot directly of his scheme for the unitica- Known asa blunt soldier thau as a diplomatist, spoke last upon tha maps of he BRI Eon of travel, Tranquility has mow been completely restored. The Breathess ton Ul Th No one could lav! 8 down Jim, wael He f t f Lis persons! policy weok at Milan in most remarkable way concerning the V—PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF SIR MOR- a wi d ib ri composed Nore qui ty than Mr. Thomns Hughes: but the igoorart, eould give me no live 4 vennda of bave the f G J ro) ss of Lis personal po ley iu i h to ation A ———r «to be inaugurated TON PETO, Part. with Phrenological Deliveation of Charsae Fegunent wii Uppress JOE dronken, inipulsive, and vernal mob caught sight of bit, and that “he always dress black I knew befor ~but of what will inevitably result from it, The political situation. A Dw street wh gurate. ter, by Fowler Wells, of Mo'davian troops. Many persons were wounded by the proke out ime. cheering. There was a plaintively eomio ex But ir cae] one the haonae: where 3 idm ar cnuient is bad suit the end justifying the means, there, the first portion of a great scheme for enlarging VI—RAILWAYS AND THEIR PROGRESS—The City of Se soldiery. pression alwgb t dom Brown's” face as he yallant'y tried not oy yt edd ae dat “ia ih Vheir motive, so cx pinned, is pardouublo, and, in a seuse, the place of the Duomo, and rectifying the old crooked Jue Ra x ys the Cuited Bute liujortans to Ratway i 1 his secomilices have taken fuee on y look as if he knew We was bartienlarly popular. It was W Mala su cquentiy g y nes vd mue ravelers; Ne sway Map of the Mobile an 9, a RE mylices h k r x d boli a FIG new: font he wat oh entarly popular. 1t was C0" tho fi fh:.3t Bas pot bel vibadk Su a1 good, lane ol the town, Poe pug Sever obo un veh pm Western of Cenads. Toledo, Wabash and Western, Terre Wiss vg A 4 5 dna oRplath 0 8 PUIG SOLOGL Bi IVDL 1 of the T sD A Pe Eh To come for a moment to immediate facts again bearing with the enterprise of Lis tlanese citizens and of th and Iudisnspolis, Litt Miami, Western Union, sities M itan who was at the head of the mover whea his men, for whom he his mately he ped to win O° U8 PUOEEIOES SHU Lawb, no; fur ue aw swore Fo 5 Tar question: For the lust fow years, the price hearty way in which he was received. After the official Essex Rui aye. ote., ete. %a8 together with the Boyards Ros: the match, insist upon carrying Lim on their shoulders, of, been put in print at all, to Y to Government to liberate Spee Mes Lie bad a long conversation witn the Mavor and VII=ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL- and L.scesco. Four o'clock had struck, and the crowd, making up its ftisin Churchelane, and known wa Bay Cottage (then po If hota se 3 has been 2.54 francs "Note Aldermen of his Lombard capital, He told them Rn et or FA ey ed wy en Tis whole of Moldavia has now voted unanimously for pe ha Bright H ad ko tu earlier, ras onl; b id t gether 48 1 v BG ost litt, me Pro. d hy arrow purentieticilly, two facts: France, in these past fow that great events were preparing, of the nature of which Reminiscence—' Old 1’ ekory Takiug the Other Man's Pisce Yi Charles of Hohenzoileru, 2A, ag seeing adstove. i and not been wn i0- SINp G1 GATGEL, RUC ALOU 0 backzTounG by oo og of ce.” aned anuually 400,000 he could not tell them anything more than that he had A Duteh Recrujting Of. wi Zhe Tobacco Economist=—A Qifierent crowd--rathier act 1 keenly inquisitive, Louesily more pretentious nejglhibors—o “y halon {<0 y wy licien tliat i to Chewers, Susok=: au! Snuffers, ete. eta, mimes tints 10 ~that en of all valid suflicient reason to hope that in the course ot the present ere, 3 F in earnest. Its chees, originated by a fow men here and ramping in stone, or at least in plaster deofita t 0" 00 pl Sy I gla of al yalid re the re t di sire oF al Italians would be Bowed lised APPLETON'S [RATED RAILIVAY GUIDE. Lussin, there, had been far more hearty than in England expressions rriaze entrance. Down this srans. MICH COME OF BZe 1A iy one of these peaceful years, In Year tie grea 4 Tox by fs tor sale upon all the ine.pal railways st all the principai hooks An A eto sseassinate the Emperor of 05 opinion are wont tobe, Liat hitlerto there had been noth gl A ATE Ho ral of these years-—any one (rom 1861 to 1864 inclusive and Venetia annexed, either by peace or by war. Forso yores, book, periodical aud news depots, and at uearly ol! the prinels uss 1 5 Th En VOT Al yxand va ing which conld honestly be called enthusiasm. In fact, the Bayo g Haddon A ph Li YW a1 the Amen Go t wus pa) lirectly or indie much is certain, that Italy, too, makes serious preparations; Sriiiwey o cod aud Betels six Pp Nr Je, Viited, Shier us ye lo. 1he pnperor AOXANCET VAS 500500 were waiting for that one leade sulendid ag-stones leading 0 low, i door, uh Huimf a otns OF io the fleet is concentrating at Brindisi, and the army in the Canadas. CAUPLET ou, Publishers, euntor to take his usnal drive, when an un. Poop Rl: Lm Cra. at fa 1 hous de i rectly, large d cersy #5 0 TACANS OF AYOILILE Oo oar U-ivies Nos. 443 sud 445 Broadway. bh brain and whose generous heart they pu lo fai ‘Ane ho A declaediy stad on 0 t i 4 otion. 1 think vour hig Upper Provinces; but the first war p nic has already sub- —————G Luo a pistol at him. The ball provi. han jeut ri hema Le ne y of 8 conscription, think your highest UJ ois Se Jani Published i= Atiast there came g swaying about of the crow evidently of orick, piasiersd, W bros mont. State sed, und the opinion begins to prevail that for the a lu dentic'!v missed its aim. The police are investigating the went rinsing and rolling along the Hpe~tig police Rinins Woon to Blue’ 4 hot of ts ik éombined b jos—cenizal Government, State Govern. Sided, pit ily bok Jlieves th THE GIANT CITTES OF DASHAN axp Syria's Houy Pracss. matter. wen riuging and reliing slong LE MRe=1ag pull 8i4 us pon it, a blu Jatd root, of aoples, ot town Government bounties, all put together— present Bismark bus fail d. Stillnohe y believes that Prus- By the Rov. A. L. Ponte, suthor of Murray's Hund Book ta 1 kee) med Sack and men wouldn't have Jt—a sort of eletrie divided by a hoiizontal line: Th Aes TIO ted to $1.00 re of loss. of time when wold was Sia has given up tf ides of annexation, but that the crafty Syria and Palestine.” Handsomely illustrated. “Post vo. beveled telegraphy socwed to flush und spafkle from face to face, and phove it, us well as squecze It to (re olds re i h reions of 00 to 2W0—and that Proewier, unable to bully Austria into acquiescence, will boards, laid papers, pp. 377. Price, $J. Comumereia} Tatettiguuee, Soset Dati eried, “Whois itr" And those in front were fighioned window, opening eentral anes BREWERS WI 2 daroost desparate Ch Tah probably try to annoy Francis Joseph by some scheme of "The volute before us is .iriking'y original in its cast. It pashes Ass Foxy “il 16 wire Srnels too busily cheering to answer the inquiry. It was wonderful Nia rim 4 when we were at ieieost desperate hand-grips with Death Broa iy try oto juvestigation into hitherto unexplored regions. Avoiding faailiae Loxnos Mo MARE A 6.—The tone of the market rlass to it, affords light t y Frank{ Had he been a Liberal be poker] a; i Bn one of tie WAIKOL __the chauge from the calm, indiffercut, jesting manuer of the 01. grass 10 A, QILunty LENL 10 Ho Ki LTE BIE and the other party, to agonized struggle for our nght to Federal reform at Frankiort. ad he been a Riberal 11 1 joeglities, the author visited places saldom, some of thew sever, bee a pan hie a fy newe Yom Sarmany id dr a red Joss crowd, tothe sulden earnestness with which the leader of the two above, la this upper root Lit lied, The as Natl 1 So much for the parenthesis, which is olitics, public opinion in rermary would have supported fore trodden by Europea tr wlors. Hours ag Home, threatouing snd the suspension of the gold drain to the eoi- yinagis was welcomed. Up went the voices, and off went neatest, hnmblest, quictest of retiring pl Hay Cottage ag Of him against Austria, but his reactionary policy at howe “The more familiar placed of Palestine, Mr. PORTER passes over, tinent contributed to prevent any increase of weakness inthe So all that 2 Hts SRBC rd Pini Hb it mar take its name from a cluwp rho WORD HnLKng on, Soop s think f the GG snd opens up new discoveries of regions seldom if ever visited. Tha Foagli-! fond ‘onscls, Si @eUh. Ih wp acd all thet an umimpassicued spectator could se a toy ji of oe Two davs szo Government here gave notice that the has so fur estranged the thinking portion of the Lieruans op 10001000 is exceedingly sugaging, while bis persousl inspect French Renter 671. 5 RT Loe empse: of app i 8 pa e, grav 0, gallant face, door—inust have looked Bl Like Ee h rescence pric of liberation for the conscription=—the price of blood from Prussia, that even Austiie Las, comparatively, be- end description of the dago! ited ofties of Bashan, Cities pr rier Five- Twenties improved pk by Hi at oy oe he the great h rator was hh it WR RoW it didon the mid, of ermoon reduced. for this year, from O00 to 2. 100 francs. ihis come popular. cannot fail to rivet Lie attention of the rosder. Presbyterian, Eri d sid up ehares aud Liinols entral recovered and Lu Vor proud of hier husband's fame J ow ot Bozing 1 AT Ban ti W tl ir the surely, ike a peace symptoms. As for the numborloess How far these complications may have an fuffaence on A NUTSHELL OF KNOWLEDGE. By A. L. 0. E. One liu EF rroot, COTTON MALKET, April 16. —There has bee said one working mau to his neighbor, Looks pale, don't gun ctin. that o a oe Diag sc door, wud pitely varied runiors of Pranco-Prgso-Jtalian, of feconstruction jo Hungary, 1 am unable to state, Beas, |g gion, 18mo. Muslin. Price, 8 seuts. demand, Sales of 12, y 3, n speenis wwered the v4 Ho! ka the Tor wreshhold, and coming with “a biw t stile” to- mad tn view of the coming ve the ing a scheme for the reorganization o e who mpire 4 ak $4 rw Answered the other, “He'll make the Tories look a desl formed in view wo coming war, 1 have (apart from the Ea 8C A Wo RT Hees 4d. BMghe we paler afore he's done! ward me, nd {ul character of most oF Denar Jositive upon the basis of justice and liberty. Within a month the The above can be hal at the respectabl es or will be LoxioN CORN MARKET, April 16,—Market firm at an ad b fatoort an 1 A very brief space brought us to 1} card. Joie OV tly fanciful chsra of m 1 General Affairs, as it is called, ma have lod free ou receipt of prise by the publishers, vapee of 1. Iu the House al! went satisfactorily. The petitions for a ry Uh pa roughit us to the ard. Bis oo ons for makiug Light of all of then. An acquaintance Committee on Gene Ali 8 iy y Nod’ b th THOMAS NELSON SONS, Liveuroor, April 17—CoTTox—Sales yesterday of 12,000 the Lill were very many, some members having ch ado oh \rge, IT gular-shaped ole, A whieniar 1 singular from ail others in these two points, that matured their report, which Will conidia 4 je Sl 4 0 bi eie—pamcrm—— re Grads, N. bales. Market Lrmer at 3@id. higber for American, aud to carry their burdens for prescutation. ‘There wee J walle tombstones ne ph IETOUS really is dusocial communion at least with eminent offi. unanimous vote of Hungary, since the conti "Sih b] 8 Christian Unborn. listory of the whole affair between stead v «ud a. ba red for other descriptions. Speculators and against it! jceived wid fans of trivinph by the opposi= fvan ‘movags ol he oi AL Brg y a! porsons—who, if not more likely to know, ure less like- sithoriies 13 Doar i¥vBbovaled: Mii 3 ore) Fo Suit ta Dre ahnliacL A wRMILY What wis Jl Dr fr exporters took 3.000 bales, tibp. and with laughter by the reformers.” Mr, Gladsion ironing it, y church, built of wi i ROIRE ae 10 bo ig un the f high tered foretell wi wo ne, and v ie led, \ddrase A in be i vr Kd woh hy y 10 ignorant than the Inass Ol il gh-quartereq TAGE on Christiau 'nion—Roeal sud Unreal” Single eo Afra #8 firm. No market since the sailing of the fade i Bs BREreanve speech, w Lich brought ont Lowe Faniaone ais ow Jos the grit ig sources —and that he never imagines orsensationates,—this biiot, who still eannot recongile themaolvis tothe idea 07 Ten copies. #1. I HOLMAN, cor. Contre oe Lorry Provisions dull and nominal, Lard easier, American, 71s. Bos y is 4} SN he igh Aor by pL 3b at k above the average. Lamb's grave lies a o laft, ua BEBUQ ly sensil ad aq well iy eted gentleman a yu ud po nt of the Vienus Ministers Tho old Hartman's Patent &catic Rabber Premium Crutches, Prot E—Suear fiat. Coffee steady. Kice steady. Ashes feature of the evening. Last night's debate was fa y hE, Bure a as mi rue that all the talk of triple alliances and counter alliances Ministry, madepende 3 the easiest, cheapest and (Lee Shproved of the age. Seud for cireulsr. —small sales Pots at @55 6. Linseed Oil quiet aud steady. interesting. Olserve how snob Bulwer Lytton for Le dri v oF Joon 1 fo lh a a" wre outside talk, in Lis opinion; that Frauee carefully system of Delvauoutaty Seviched, poy Eilleds Sliation LOVEJOY TAYLOR, No. 475 Broadway. ane. llr iad Ra mid Survie not spite all his cloverness—notwithstanding Lis cunt or fron the tarred tence of a laree ror makes n mie ainnondent expectant attitude. i d es hard, and has sutlicient intlucnee at cour Oo war TTT Wilbor’s Code iva 4 Tallow firia. Koein steady. Spirits Tarpeative quiet and snob, dsp i Lwitastandin L E reserves au ndepondent, expectant attitude, and that Wilhor's Cod«Liver Oil and Lime Keslp sicocy. Lo Moni hk at 20 1 of the Beautiful and the Tree (with capitals to em), aud AuBrp angie in the churchyard, 1 plone at ie sly shanes Ley eonduct carctully after that of France. the liberal tendencies of Mojlath and Count Esterhazy. Yon can be entire'y relieved of Couch, Colds. Asthma, Bronohitig od. Clover Seed netive at 36@40/ for American Red. about every mai of letters reveilug t io aspirations of the the fiead, with the inscription and we We y Vth Public opinion at Vienna is now less hostile to Hungary and Consumption by using FE or ig Ns Loxpox April —Consols closed yesterday ut 8042 “if for ed cated artisans for a remod ed Etate of society.” inevie ten by Dante” Carey, cut entirely i: ital lot- Neat to and with the Hua fon 9; the possible German [go {ofore, the so-called Liberals baginning to understand J a Y Frese, by visions yoysie ia Jooner, Firerwe 6+1aGst. Erie shares, 524@53. Li tably fights, with Lis selfish class, against him, while Johu ord hel lines I the redniviont do Budi iis great probubiiiiy or De 18 ts lotif From that it ss imvgomibleta lose Hungary fvto uS avsiem of or p Manutactorod only by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist, No, 166 Courts, inois Centrals, 79, 701. Stuart Mill is true as steel, and as incisive in his cutting serted below on the ryglthanid sud ihe a I th eCilon Ol depity 14 1 4 RD: sun oh wan centralization; still they cannot, as ye make up the oston. 3 Se—————— through the sophistry and falsehood of oh enemies. In refrain), and a small one at the fool, ot wiv tae an electoral district of which Strasbourg is the center aud inde to go over into the camp of the AN tonomists, repre- For sale in New York by DEMAS BARNES Co. sud J. Mike aot 30) A CT myiatom at al hear ti ee and initials of those beneath, Between ia thin chief part, hoids Lonorably fis! place in the talk and mted principally by M, Kaisersfeld and the patriots of HAU SON, No. 183 Broadway. FRrow LONDON. fact Bulwer is an aristocrat at heart and a humbug, and ho y 2 thought of Frenchmen to-d; Most honorably to them, toe prneipay by Ye WV ate alwavs was one. as people might know by his novels. He newly-turfed mound. The adjacent u G n thought of Frenchmen today. ost UOEOHL I Styria, Carinthia and Carniola. These are the onl real Watches and Jeweiry J Always was one, 4s peoy ida olled By novels, Rippon of Eagle House, Ed: i most deservedly a itself, most interestingly to us, As tho nds oti u i in th tern provinces of Aus- OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Tie Progress of the Reform Iill- Meeting of ouly for sentimentalism and effect; human nature is IPPON BEE SAAR, HUT Ho pd Liberal candidate for the suflrugos of the Alsacians was friends of the ungarians in the western p SILVER WARE not at all to his taste: truth is invisible to him, or, when he gland,” on the right, is not a Lid of the luted Ta 80 Ol otlirent foreigi spectator of our lute civil 158, Since the Federalists in Bohemia form a third party, FOR WEDDING PRESENTS, the Liberal Members nt Earl Rusell’s— approaches her, it is only to administer to her face 8 dab of order of village architecture,” invid ke ed in motmercly an inte 1 oreigh spectator of ot Big civil equally hostile to the German Centralists and to the FANS, COMBS, UPERA GLASSES, ke, 4b Hi J ayo wi The Saturday Review, four years cation war, but was an iutelligent advocate and earnest partisan vial Aut ts. The Poles in Galecia, on the other For sale by GEO. C. ALLEN. #ecoud Reading of the EBII-The Beenc jougpe. By the way, from purely physical causes, he 4 ay Yi Cf SAR for our side” throughout it—=uot because it was “our” Styria dutonomists. No. 415 Broadway, one door below Canslet. Balw speaks very poorly, being hardly able to make his voice tomb of the modern Grok sly. wrap JU i Eb tila on. HY o ine? hata 23 IHR HIG HON friendly to Hungary, but they are now were a ——et utside the Klounse of Commons—Dalwer ddiment, Soaneay ornamoyts, i American right side, but because it was “our” human, od local polisies, auxious t t “AJA. Favarger's Freuch Course can yet be joined oa oo oy heard; it aud his rhetories] poiuts feem to culminate to- sediment, Boaneau ornamcyts, Lt side, the side of man's freedom, of civilized principally interested in tocal pr ous 10 gol nV EVENING, April 30, at 8 o'clock, No. 9 University place. L.ytten—kmpendiug Prospects—* Recasting® 0; ;nd,a8 the last word of 4 long. wrought-out sentence surrounding it. Neither 1s Laikb gra erprows f a ag bn fh 00 ios Edonard Laboulaye to- 19 of ull the Centralist officials who have wisruled the p,ruetion.” British astitutions—A Joke on J. PP. Loew 4 invariably lost, the key note of what he intends to say is with nettles and long gras, we tien 3 prob thie &h i W thar wo wy oi beaten or Viciorious next’ Bune country for a century. The Croatinas have likewise to “ClothosW ringers of ail kinds repaired by the BAILEY wanting. He was more distinet, however, last night, than graceful truth (though, by the way f denied Chk tv ut t s wolis there. the standard bearer of appreciate the support they might receive by a closer WASHING AND WRINGING MACHINE COMPANY, No 4M hendston dad Re onday ut the polis Liere, Li aladr eu or union with Hnngary, and there is suflicient reason to Broadway, Now-York, ~The Hrish Chorch Question— Princess usual, aud assuredly never obtained more applause, inso- for one could see by the discolomon ny 4 H earth not very the lag of uuiversa: buinan liberty, Do lew days HOw Wi beliove that t. deputation of twelve sent to Pesth will THs Harte Dye, 50 ots, Black or Brown instantaneous asta Mury of Cambridge’s Fuim. Husband much that Mr. Mill, who had risen to speak, was obliged that at least one foot nine inches of oo tecide the il result. that'it is not worth the while N Bateresting Anecdote of the Queen—A Visit to wait until the Tory cheers subsided, John Stuart Mill long ago, been removed tro iv 0 font Gecice Mie Hnimel Sa%e TERI Ey 2) ov. Uze-thing, Hes Succeed in arruging the now teaty of reunion to the ali besuthiul ellavle; best, cheapest in uso. Dopot No. 08 Jobiras- te the Grave of Chariés Lamb and the waiting for Bulwer! must have needed all but excovat in Bilgipate tact 8d pi Lani his BRE, ical gatisfaction both of Vungary and Croatia. Soldby ul Orgies, Ew Fionse in which He Bied I+ is uli but certain that Government will carry the first grave and all its belo igL loos ke, while, bn GertBsl, He le MAIO Candle 1 Le SUDfiyencts of "ans concerning the Moldo-Walla- Magee's Elevated Oven Ranges, barricade op osed to its progress, Lord Girosvenagis said, Jakes, to that iraseible Bituriay CW: i ol pretiaar BHOT. wr y oo bh Rh chian Principality have been adjourned. In view of the Tie best Kange in use. Also, iow Our Specia: Correspondent. Be good a! thority, to regret Lit opposition to the Vill, and less than sixteen feet deep—on tie by. cor. Gate th Haph it i po! y X hit oo od Bunker Hill unavoidable territorial changes such a no-man's-lead is in- Reruiammatons, Foaxacns Casas Rb Sroves. Lox N, April 14 1806, a8 vet it seems nuprobeble that Lie will meet with muca roborated by that epituet a piled for H oD, xb 1 1 ot fy Ray diate result Ho what it valuable tor any eventual compensation und will probably ALEX. Bb. LESLEY Mir, No. G03 Nixth-ave, sud 1,310 Broads Now, by 8t. Paul, the work goes bravely ou!” Every active assistance from Lis own side of the House, Ace also coutiriied the biographers sl Sat, Ww. may. Tho i rt denne ws U \t this eleetic remain unsettled until the map of Europe is chauged way. botween Thirty Ath and Thizty-sixth-ats. y rot antes ‘ames Foust vie ou radiin ba most careful calculations, the Ministry will grave was re-opened to gdwit the rt wy, Ddeom it no extravagance to say that this eiciion giepep hy war or a Congress, si ged day the prospects of Reform grow brighter and brighter, cording to 16 TI 30 1 10. But the success of the bill years after that afternoon wintry ue looked back to as sign and token, menacing or The Literals of Eagland ought to be very much obliged to obtain a majority of JU Lo 2b. ul tie success of tao L fortnight 1 his des he had po A spicious, omen of great fatal results, as we now look o thereby secured. Its real peril lies in commit. Fortnight betore Lis death, 1 oad J nar tes ths Plabisest M N ro the obstiuetives of all parties, and of rone, for their iv Bd be Tht we A are certain to A apo there, and te Place Wien he i go Th be this sol _ porta a Ee Lh ses Hayth AT arbUCED PRICES, shtfullv 1 iio qd e il “t Anah hese vy "RYT iv Charles Lamb appeared quite sou this solemn URporianes 18 tae pericclly Salk (UEQ G/L H sr the ival of the.steamship C v of the latest styles, consisting of delightfully ivjudicions opposition to the bill, and especi. we cannot Bouts That hese wil Bev oy of Palfourd. is onl SATO the quiet w a-acter of the profession of political faith® that La (Jz tie arival of the Sea DS yanier we have ad PARLOR. eM aid CHAMBER SUITES, A a nao say Na _— 0 14 1 0 ho side ue overn ut. oN has oub!isne EE y ud 3 ally to Lowe GF ant speeet Befuie its delivery there IagY Hoe fi Ree he Ministry whether or not passive excavated earth left perfect walm of 507 a rg he uot will nots ne of the features of Tue Canadian Commissioners, who were passengers on in Rosewood, Walnut aud Mabiv. oo was certainly a lack, if not of latent carnestuess oh the gop nuihy is exchanged for active support. At mitted ns dust to cateh a glimpse of Bes SALATIIB.E eu Yb Noa Re hiv Soalart fanilv that vessel from Kingston fr New-York, had an introduc. MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS, part of the Radicals (I like the denomination; it is an tempts “will certainly be made to raise the proposed edges of the coffin in which all th y pl tT a Tatak yr a A \hormgheoini tion to President Jefirard during the Crusader’s short stay pu. 36 wt Ean Houta at. thorough one, express pevitable franchise both iu boroughs and counties, and aiso to strike the most delightful persons who ee wrican Abolition ort side 2010E at Port-au-Priuee, and explained to him the object of their Retailing at luauuiaciusers’ prices. honest, thorongh oue, expressive of tue inev e, inher. trauciose H u bor i American Abolitionist on the Slavery side, a thorough etailiug p i eer Bn, by ob Lue IREVITaDIe, THIs ut the provisions by whieh lease-holders in boroughs are and on which the remains of Ler he ving Unionist on the polities] i thorough-going Mission to the West Tudivs, Witich was to propare tho war ay Goods w eat antagonism of right to wrong, freedom to slavery— om om Proves rv Re Now the bill is so m wderate a one ‘passing the love of wolan’ were 0 i going a lly poi wg red oy Lis for establishing commercial relations on a iberal hosis though, like the word libertine, which originally meant a that any utilation wiil deprive it of its value. Yet such They Were lovely in their lives, aud iu Co i sh vo! olay wi ny RE hb broad side Detween the several islands and British Noth fumes. f "ad lL v al any putiaat i art p ivided.” I. B ably Flars Amerique— A Pha Peagi i i ie vi is favorable me Yover of liberty, (ts enemies have corrupted its signilica- mutilation 1s, perhaps, inevitable, unless Government 18 of individua! liberty, he wils fis Strasbourg folks that he The Freshen promised to ive their views ith po Ir Gas Works, —GEO. HL ITCHEN Co., No. 561 Bode) hb] tT t of due manifstatior "inl preg ved to resist any serious modification 1m the sane 8 among them v ars ago a delegate from Parisian folks consi oration, and treated the Commissioners wi ery contract to furnial Coal, Rosia, or Of! Gas Works of any Ely FEU OF GH col of it—wanting which, as 00 a0 it Las done the Grosvenor amendment. 1t be. ROM Paris o uss, 8 delegated Co wef on er, to take part in the mark of distinction and respeet during their visit. capacity. Agents for the Empire Gas Apparatus. 8 matter of course the Tories denied the demand for hoves the constitucncios, therefore, to keep both members S———— Fh mir ter fer bo Pa wreatost citizen. Print The effects of the late destructive tire at Port-au-Prince Hollman W 0} Som Or av) cu of Boner to stasbours greatest eitizen, BORULOT op, 00h ge severely felt, and there was great depression in PATENT offman A oP OSITION ‘hey c: aptall The German Tmbroglio— #ow 0 ote values ahh i N p to the mark. They not ad RY eo (cuter berg, at the sctting up of whose statue, moulded by AP i i had pted Destroys tively and perman all noxious they would have maintained, five minutes before Moses the motto ot 18.42, “I'he bill, oy Nriple Dill, il puiijog The Liitie Bourse —Rismarh sped Mis Soc vid of Angers, he assisted, It would bo a good and pn A pion Yor the AE i$ THE PRE OF EPIDEMICS, struck the rock, that there was no necd of water, But we ny Hie wl, ut tiey ash old 198% LC TU0 Cr on, hay- penl to Universal Suiirag (onmes non 4 Natal Pe 1 B Rosi to follow Jere cho Jogtess of of ereetisg new buildings. When the Crusader left Port. ow bu of tits Grestunt ave $5 $l Se -chambers. It Rave changed ali that, aud notably. Lowe's abuse of the 1NCes- Bo Jar, they Way CORRE 0 veal contest is yet 10 in ¥rance—The Price of 5. oi The al the type.founder Laboulayo,mechanie, DIOS, career—= 1 Prince there were very few vessels in port. and disinfects all premises, houses, sinks, etc. It is the best sad ing won the first innings, but the realc always bongrable and upward—as laureate of the Iustitute, To (0p Gains” has presonted Capt. Cosgrove, of the Cheapest aiticlo of the Kind, sver discovered, is simple ia application~ liance Bumors— The Sivas op cites mouiber of ihe Institute, first-class historical writer, first. oon Dy iol packet, with a valuable gold ehronome- 8 powder gnly to be stre is free from any injurious 908 4» Reform, as, to borrow an illustration {rom Syduey Smith, and ministry well v uaenfrunchised or the rer cluss of voters (for the 0 member ‘alue Las ehifled bis slander lately—iguch oo Re ot fog t ale be alia he Stunde Jately sudich Before quitting this Subject Jor the Jrisent, ellow fe Character of the Candidaie 10 dle af Cs lecturer on coustitutional jaw in dhe Cotlege of tor for services rendered the Republic during the late ponents. Seid by Drugglsts. 5 Cente per Box. GLIA) in), an A€ urgent DECESSILY TOT yeh quotations, the first from the speech o of. France. 1 dave not time or space for that, It is good to Coy oon action Mas made us all fac ie music, a are warch- 1 ¥revn=Lite Wholesale fog on RS kx Joe ws, fod we i rel at the Reform meeting in St. Martin's Holl wiser, by the Franklin—The Liberty of the reas kuow that every advance iu grace of honor was anticipated Sulnave iusurrection olsmale Dope SER LEF, No. 20 Backman-st., New Yolk. 4 Josh UN y L A M 2 2 ied hts vlad a Sa La Shan ve, a Way, there was a pieture representing Lowe au Orsini erary. by honest labor and based on sound orudition--never Wr =a ite the Astor House, at No. as tells 8 Play spoken gl vio Jo the hoop oi Jaglas r as the undistinguishable Terrier wo which they Were prom Qur Own Correspondent. earned by sacrifice of the slightest principle. So that now, Conviction of the Deering Murderer. Dppustie, the Saip MENS FURNISHINGS, st ov Ce, ou I we be us hi aise, Jute oh i 2 ot likened by Mr. Bright), Said the Professor and Lis words Pant: Apel 1) 1808 standing high up on the ladder, M. Laboulaye has no PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April 25, 1264, cheap. Bost ‘Shire ut Sue 4piy Linen pe Don H Jetting It be see fall hue Jal they were BATTLC re suggestive: occasion of ot cick way, but the atv Paper Collars, or 19 cents; B ostery, Gloves, and would, Ti. fatulliar parlance, sind no nonscise, Lad its a ite 0 the recent trinmph of republican institations in Will the quarrel between Prussia au A ira bie kg out OF i M os Looks fe aad a ay Probl, the utes: of the Deering family, ib hod cotta each: wide and Bows, 80c. aud A sods al rat clase Susices) oftcct- The guess Siandeteds nnd tho wuss be. A sion the present agitation for Reform un tis counts. in open war? is still the absorbing qiooion. Hu tho pridorhimeslt, on Jouking bas a re, Yicted of aurder in the first dgres to-duy. The Court Handnerchie's, Umbrellas L0. 8 Bil x] ‘homeelvas 1 end nRrnose alls a ae ol Mmm ps ha tat y FOUIG by Hie bus “QA. Ais y WN 5 TR Lada Arred Chomeel wid purpose. Beoldois Las a greater Tue question will be, before long, not whether wo shall reform men you meet say no, half say ycs. The response in either becomes the ex-typefounder than to translate aud edit, as adjourned till Tuesday, when ho will be sellencedy The Wigmiery oe Potent Elns z un chang: srred 10 the aspect of things olitical in so riof o Jstitutions, ere 7 Phd x BC OUCITTEC t t ings political in so brief ous justitutions but the recasting of them, ir ol 4 weskiv pase A iy ub L ia Jarxely based 0a gry 5 Wold, 6 8UIOUIOETRULY oud Woes 2 WeLe Qub Of GoUEh boul JU minutes Ao, Dedore the buadaia Ue domes were coalidenn Poole Lega doy diy add, Wo vd

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Ld BB NEW.VORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1866. FORDSVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY due on the 1st of Na the office of the Clerk of the City snd Connty of New. Stamp. i. AY. MATTERS The trade sums w——— males _— N r tommRRCIAL MATTEDS, on ia week ap follows compared with Jast NOTICE. pons of the TI0GH RAILROAD COMPANY, doe Dividend Notices. Gitnations Wanted fe or Purge by Torte siesmegs, wary layin WES “A a ur d AAA ASAAAAA AAS SSAA AAS AAAS AAA, ane L kA Sain 1865. 1866. May), 19%, ln New. York, will be paid Sra AN 4 Sie ITH Tur AMERICAN F xe oa ve N AINA Rav, YOUNG Americ an WOMAN wishes a RITUA- Sui Tdy close daily at Sa. wm. the Miock Excrange-Apri 8, rr rom AMERIC A, New York, in order of ee hy “oa x Y ORR, Apri 70, 1986 El TION as HOUSEREEPVER of NURSE. Address Box No. 160 Fot De over City, Colorado, Great Selt Lake, Utan, and Pla T. W. 1st M Ex. Mariposa. V veh. Tots 3 pel £50 CAR’ i ised Sater axes au oLKET, Treasurer. SEMI-ANNU AL DIV IDEN D of FIVE JE R iriune Ocn Jorgille, uilforuia, daily, (Sundays ureept. 4) by Over x Rr IN he EN 1s heen de aD Tee o neh and ro TIT TTL m RATE y' Voi 5.000. eevee BH EH. vinene 10 NS. 2.207.679 3#6,601 2,200.80 Lg ANCE SCRIP nA or diy fro _ The B- an will ck od OUSE KE By ER—By a fn respect table and int utelli Forth Mail (via "Hudron iver i] igh nud we chi We, "601. C lev. Tol. pf. b. [Wary oem preferred i SURANCE SCRIP. and of H in rox. iid go ee 2 dav o ae books wit) se C08 gent widdie-azed American Lady from the cosduy; a SITUA Mail... TTI sm and Mp om PR 1053] 2.000. Cee G7 900 pv 5. 240 453. 060 LANTIC MUU NSURAKCE SCRIP ou the slat lust, au eh v, ‘WiLLSON, Cashier, TION in the shove capucity, Conitry pisierred; best o references. Fast Mail (vis New- Hive IW) ir wm, lad 6 pow Bg, 10) fbaon, iC» La Ek 500 ha x ith 1. yl ATLARTIO BI/IUAL INS Sige RN ATIONAR UANK OF 0113 wYoRE 1 Address, for one week, M. E, P., Tribune 0 hee, Kost Mail (New Haven Wa Jam sud 2% pom, 300,... «2411 Aw gt year, and ne tL NATIONAR UANK OF Yay NRW J Oni, and sennn Brass sor! 300 21 Tha shinments eontinne large €0 nl aed ow 0 an it was av THE CartTiaL vy YORE, “Ap il 19, 10%. y TANTE D—A Situation 8s SEAMSTRERS and ri a IX Rives) 3 4 in, hh w 4 ha 0 amotio of coal d 44) n N Or Hh EERE LET EE TE EEL Casenen 51 a ‘hic. and Al inb.] 200. eue.nnn.. 2 8 that 8 9 au oh +i ut ns tow agi 87% h th i you or, 3 es 1563 1568, D 2WVIDE ND. nn IDE Jor of SIX (6) PL 2 4 SHAMS HE IL A ee sas tog tes A omas Sh d=by Baltimore and Washington, rertrt red oil Th and 19% p.m ve 3-108, i, 0 sesnus 30 ba rice Hill, Vy Ve abliglr Qf o laving ina su in tieipal Letidy ly 4 4 CENT? reen this day d clare at ol the ign] uy ng By B wind Twes nty first sud Twenty se cond ste, Good city rol Fitcsbutch sod Wheelin §2013 a ns be sa “i and 1 i 2 8CLICS, p i POW. &C. 3% 300......... 53 iho ebolern renchir the cities af the Summer appre cher. t Wanted by WAL C. 0! Fira em si a vey able, free from Goverment (aX, ithe i en A ARTY duvets soon Savi Th hi y Janene 1013; 25,000. 84 (Pa ine Mai. {We A arn that the Phila iplia 6nd IN Son in Cn iM A thoy ofer Books will be closed m tha 25th Inst. to May 1, Vi FANT D=T y a well “educt ate 4 “and intellige nt ery, Tole igh, Mobile, W ikin ton, N. C., Savannab, News RTT hy Be doi ce. 1200 IN. Y ral “ol New Y wich covers hg translipio at. brid iw BY i Atchison und St. Josey ¢the Platie ee Finer Namiovas a or, RIKT i, POSITH JN on i OQUSEKELPER, GOV ERNE ht ar Ot IMPANION Richmond....... veseens verresd atom and 8 pom. 00 be of tetris Nl AME il however, stil) a Cifferened of upoard of 50 cents in try. Ral eily ADOWE 3th} RIEY 4 capable in slckne fest twstimonials, Address, for tixee days, Charleston, dally... co cesrs Wi dpAdtad ian rs oy LAR Te a il. «101 Commerco] S00. ...eeanen $8) 0000 in favor of ¥avch Chunk, Gar New. S00 oo eb Ti, TID) ANKUA DIY VIDEND of “Fie ribuve Ofloe New-Jorsey Way Mil... vo:5. 0m, and 4h pi disenag, 39......... 108 Erie. adh t also wyitca that the fowage on the end ry y Nath THYITVIDEN —A SEMI. ol AL Ja aay 3 +h mtn Now. Jorvey Contra Mail Saomoand 2:0 poe 4,009..3) Ji. 107} Or bank MY ue td 43 t York eor pont Po CO whi tied ed nnd or i i 27 Fi Pl VT bias this day beer yred, free from Gov. ANTE D=By al Tule-ag ed WOMA AN, with good Morris end Fr ax M Wo AW, BLA: LY po y 4 3b a wee 49% yrarein 1 boats ‘0 New-York ity Ww 01 signed e d rr xa ihe 3 ami} of the oa of thie last ponths payable ou UATIO good baker; can de wishing Northern Raf road of New Sera (Mai)... cersesnesasace 24 po WO. Ra ofa, 73 v Wr ee Which woul i Ll a HR he BL he of the i 9 ta of Mis. i 1d ast Ml M. SANDFORD, Casiier. i a 4 i woud {i Nn “Coll at No. 172 E at Twenty. Philadelviia V Malhesosinsrmmsssnssssersninnd sam tod 44 pom 00... M4 Shoo Lithre BE, TE roferred. 1 Canal w-York from Maneh Chunk #3 G5 Adis ho em ed o provide for rolltoads ond poe pr RR IRS STE RR AT first on ki hdd 8 SvuBlys Erle Raflrosd "1. .uivs vessanssenens® 8 mm and pA p.m. v a Ge, R 329. u0nuueiss JG) 3 78 of 82 43. We lcarn that geveral strangers et Ihe 00 1 KOH, A to forec oss aid to POI PRE TT TIT SR Forie Rai od bie Wavh, verve tomand 3 pom 3, cenaeess 08 1Tmy. Trad’'s Bk, [801 Ue 1 lier {the Black in md Conl and lron pany, ab F A ON of the Se Cat 1 Paeite, ti rr. wings Janke L i TO spec tavle TFumilies, Boi wring Hot Rew 7 ork Contin Rall road Lai 3 3 At y P 10 Co A o t.in 8 e od y NT, z i y ong Ieland Mall. co vvvivivrnninns i E. Carolina ©s. 17 Ww fu Rg M1 end stopped the put.ps few Cuys go. AN Viste ry ais and fron Monstsin sud (0 L-Ai0 SB lo. Middle MAE EC rer 1 T Hotels can ba supp ii with zoe Na (rom Long Sh Bail to” Simeon Hom Hoo. A ARIA Nat. Bk. [Ee NNGrs £36 03 2 STI a Potion Rats hap J it e of 1 'y “TLV 7. YOR] SAVING 3 ANE K, Eighth-ava,, cor Pévtantunt sué Cut Tod Go ws a SF08Set)iusenrirnrnriiinss or wm. 5 ms 1p 9 An H— _ 5 h Come or ve au A] y 4 let dav AY] x J A i} 1 [3 'y wie 0 mimended rman ir 3 aire 4M: I" am L000 86 215.........] 612000... auus 5} Mark ete—~CARFITLLY KpoRTED YOR THE N.Y. TRrovsn. in the said r or 2! AR are oi hecnti} REET. I: eof A NU MBER o Ii 000 of ends 4 Ger gan of} Harlem figisoud Mad wr ky wr Bum New-Youl I 400. 2 bon 3034 R f 66 to rether with the lands bei and 8 1 A wat 8 ATUATION 5 to do gen A Key rocky A Orv, a LINC +i AQ 1008 uid, I 0 ether w bn 3 ts ie ou or belo 2 will draw interest from {hamand éhom PR 11 5 asesens 170} AT) S.&N Ind x sanp iH 4 sels the same, aud they Lereny inv posal chase ld i rl a LOWE'S German Institute, No. 173 antlon-st., near the Bowery. Astoria Mail, eus EL LL LLL x in a) 1} i 0.8 1 7a” Canin tod 1 Asam ho moves Satine morc acto Sh pecs ro LAS huis chi tn emt ons 0 Vie MY pry seem. rons nuit, preitent sma oes mens sme coon Hien tn in Sed WR San} of ald hs Hh firm: sa al 806 £7, 87 for Pols, 0 12 4 13 Ie «Ben which proposals shall deliverad fo wri 3 i imd _ UR nl PPT TIT TI LL LL 4% 0 Miss, 1 eit 100......110, 8} 1 TON Bu ear 8 1 My Soa on whic Rh Say cf June, A, D.. 1055, aud shall a i. ERT A AO NE TE CE SAU How a Freehold and Keyport Me.! 5 5 sath srmerrrernsas 1 r 06.000 1 3} A qo r ct Cm for Middling? op rovid a {the seid Act, iluat ons Dan v lales, Conada ist) Lal, sept on Friday. cesesrnend B00 0 “ry 10 seneeee 20 y sano ences R LJ wii vi ed; enles of about E00 bale 5 at iw bop BCH in to the folowing cond! ions, as provided 2 ¢hances for Lusiness im en, Bin a cnwawpsananns 'Y CamfiatWe ressnsd 8; i aad 3 000....... 26) Quicksiive LADO. central, O1I'} EE—"There 18 not puch doivg, pn y f tha foreco —AAAAAAS NT Fas id Lenesd A, HL AD wm, Salen 1st vitee 100... ennnn.. 20) i VRAIN A 20 for most grades; sales of 2,540 bags, ex Parkuide, ou privat p ne of BOTOIONR mmmmmnan AY CARA AAAS ARAN PROTEST ANT German Man wants a Situation re we {on Bd 12 a m. rd 2pm 2, eee nes 100 1Cumbd’d over.) 100. 2¢ call. 1213 3; 1 io de gh als ANY {ENTLY VAN filing to travel with th o ad- Wa as COARE MAN; Las the best of references; Westchester Co. Kova Scots sri Newfoundian yb. 4 bi i 8 p.m. Mich. So. 2d mit {408 Yan 'Cley Pitts OUR AND MEAL—-The mark ct Wr Vestern and e 10a iid Board 4 vertiser, ring €1,000, eapits]l can meet willl one of ihe pees rred; to be seen at No. 214 Wille st Newsrk Mail. sess bl am. Zan Dp. ma i phy seta 3 ia with fai wees of the low inost extraor nary op porte for asking m ney ever offered, by v 1b and 44 p.m ver BB} We ose sun ien 45 1.2 82 Flour is jess active aud fade eT al Mrade and ra LoL mast extra YORTER. at Ne. 335 Broadway, Boom No. J. TANTED—A situation as “GARDENER R by a Jemey Ci ty i; Sones. ud 1 ve bon 10e. i, but v California Mul, by steamer, p 00 Sd call W SY 1 grade TT) have deelined abont 0@ IVE, wg Sor 2 p: ingu Br als xm oh hotoozl a bu ish ex; won!d allo by ste bonds] 100. 9d call 45 100 808 a mo ihe sah 6700 bbls. at 87 402 ial Associstion fic loge man who a thoro ind fie re net 8 Povo BF er SRE seansssansssss JO) 0 BB “es ITT to 87 IDAs for Extr ate; J nT be (IN YF AP s wanted in v iy ii AR Ndr N 6) ihe o Offic ae West. UniouTel g B00. a a canna iGf i 8 73; fo 3 2A Bug St Stat Ne} 88 202 43 15 for the low ered Wf 1 Lit tin the oy Ts 4 IH I. A AN Ww A UA il Ah R Aniki the best of eft yy ene Ad ir 0. 4 Cel Hun: AL. -y Prnvolctw Gute. TA ER 573!Chic, Bur, Q. Westo In Extn "0020 45 for Shipping Obio: £9 450812 90 thereafter, with ihn PA «t on Ih, “page Zt Saal i an rater rami a ap or vide from Ly AN LED=—A Si no AL IN Ws an elderly man, in 15 Ateny, ny Hudson kK. R., Meper 30th. wad 10th-ase., T.H. 2m. Livi hi 100... Hl 100....... ae J} for Trade and Family brands, and #1% Ld JU 25 for St. Louis fble k, n hy oviced on i Habs the wir Hf a Au it Nev Address hr x 490 Post-Office, hew-X iy laht em) o 3, Has Ra 4 obj retion to the puis: avd by i Ai m1 a De pos RS +f a» a 8000... 80° 5. uueruere.. 55 (Pitts, FW.& Ch, Extros, Conncion Flour i only in limit g hut prices Het goon Pht Ya NCE--A ical Sash and Diind Where be ooult wist in ev ioulng sind doing tn ything renteed svost Huda iver, Ho on wy in, via Riva, do Weih (West. Union Tel. 100... cov. GS} are without chaove; saics of 0 Ibis, nt $5 WEE 80 Lor (ho ASCE UNC 0 sag lt reling sto k belonging tha shal be J wy Dt Goo Eas fot, e So th ae elude om Budell th RE] ade ess 8 Russian Ext'n, BO a csc stan us grades r Yi x, d $8 or aaa he ot Eept in cood fe coidition piosien SW Ora Co Ny a POWER ta LET Ly ANTE D—=A SIL CATION, by 2 LITE nai Boy, ot £i™ BD a vy Hall and 25¢-st stat #o.xth Nat. Bank. 100... .......107 0... a a8 Vxtras. Southern Fiear is dull avd unchanged; sales of 420 1 oopp0ion of suld roads. Tagan af at P. R. COLEMAN. RA ag 114. 15 a good honest boy, Address JOHN, Dox No, I, ro Beltimore snd Washington, by the New-Jersey R. R 3 12 Chic. &E N. W o Al bbls, at $10@ £11 r mixed to good Suveriiie Conntry Balti Third: The Flatt Courtry Railroad o ui ished 2 am fp ITE TEC Wi Tribune OU foot of Courtisudt-st., 8 and 10 a. wm, 7 p. mw, and 1 Hse see P: ic. N. i Chicago ton. WIFe, ac. and ni 102 816 70 for Trade and Family brands. g pont on the Misonri Kiver, opp he K ho ity (Gre TAL ARITNER W ANTE D=With $10,000 {0 ania a re midnight, SULdaY.sssssessss soseipeeeeniiie FP [14 100 PB x «x x nau OF Rye 1) is a: jet ana steady: sales of of0 hls, at #1 0D of Weston, vin two ye 1 from tie LY Capital, ia a CASH AUCTION BU ow oly yess ee a ii To loston, by few Loudon line, "Pier o N dally pm go. 1 hang S of 180 bils, at wv a a NN bem yv L Address AUCTION, wi al mame, Tribune Ollice, (Sur day exeepte dasaraanriens shianis ul 2 70. Co Meal is dul) Al 1d unchanged; sales of 18 ead BR esvend, in uach vii “i OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS=1 P. M. ir Jers I and 24 XNas4 60 for Brand sw ine, "my ths og 1 4 the A TE OT HA TS LE EO ON I RA IR area {icip Waited. dpi sin Ram, by New- Haven rin By via 6; x and pom 2 on 110d "5 vi ATX here has heen less activity Ja the marke for and superstructure of ne IE reste BUS anh Te me it ts Moston. by New 1 ti. via Miss. Cer. [Hudson River, Cleve. I'ilfa, 3 Wheat to-day, and prices are nou ingllv three is five cents vt i dollars; Co wi how tf man gonceri, a nM H AND W ANTE sD, near the cit Mnst be Yu Budton. ir fic Haven Son p. 2 1 FP {1.4} 200. awed bs. S13 bush, lower; mos t holders, however, do not offe r t eit stock at he ed it this section —rh on Amerie: nor 8 otehr an. 8 vad brio SW BOD rething of gerdeuing. Wo Garand idan Rochester, Buttalo, Salamanca sud at. ul Readi: IR Fa 813 fre ely nview of the Ls pn Ir of £0 und here; tl yd are Lall entitle the ti SOME of Lime ty ATOTIC) 11 ave sold yd my ei Address 5. M., x No. 14 irihane Ulirce, i by KE: ie Rail road, Soot of hanbers-st., at 1 e wd Po OF 200. ......8 M.uoea.. b3. 813 113,000 hush, New Amber Western at £2 1028220; 3.000 bash. sent of price prichese mone wil two yeore 1 IN MANUFACTURID RIL (11 VANTED-—In a pr rivate fan iy, todo GENE- wid 6 p.m, FmiZrant train... easiasnssassaieane og 1,900.. J. 2 Wi ite snadian at §255, and 7.400 Los sh. Amber Club, sg after mw it Jay of i 3% jnata) ment; ant 1 ah ati y y A r” “who wad ith tho Houses of 1 A a WA "SEN WwW Stu a and i that oy Ot OK, WASH wud Yi ues port, br J oh ¢bnand KR, foot of dais wo, 8, 3 pm 5) p y M 4 3 lov 1 tive al ment of axy pdtures on each road shal nade une R Ny Lh i $i LTON 3 2 A J Thi a. tn. ond YoDRANK.sserusssrressrons a 0 35 Sy Sv ney priv bel gw Sarl Fair a a X of mn 000 Treasurer and two Directors thereof, and died with the Seciclary of 57, A CH y 4 steal knowledze of the on ak 110 Nw ell Good references re quire 2d, Coll at No. 47 West Thirty: To Manches and Los he Bras 3 THA Harite n und Je aware ‘pm 3 LLL Pp, means OR Tr Priipiem Eee: IF State. or Som of ir ad Event. Bay Ji It. vie stessaboat Jesse Hoyt fic myles J NLR, h esse. 041 Mich, 8 bush. ot 582 ve, for Canadian; 47@%e. for New Western, The Platte’ Country Ro rom ich bas been known as tho n NTED TRAVEL ING CAG ENT Tor PAINTS, To Hacke'istown apd ir terine diate stations, by Morris and Lie S 5 sr Old do. 62G06i4c. for State. Lye is easier wo. nd Atehison ith yi and Ft. Josenh Ad the WW IA WF 4 RY 15dea 1 a a Mariposa prefer dl LL salos of 1,500 b wh 3 at at 81 “on, Corn is Xre w sion “i al hie Th ape the Stat ie prit 265 COLORS, ke., who is well acquis od with the businces, can Kaas i, K., foot of Bar SN gh 2 Mor MO .cereneeni 24 100... I avid) 3:2 ountry Kuiirosd hip State of Mis late Kissa Keeler), imi tence trade, tho Gigi y compuient, first-clasg sal To Youd fc stains west of Blitbu active and firm; the (em: dfs confined to the home And pou, the sail rufizond baviuz Bor the Bet Me 4, A il be ON tng fats XTC anrssassrnnsasranrsns Cassie ireasisesiaines Po Nn. Y. Cen JM cceannnne 13) JNO... East rade; Kk} e snlog are 40.4 0 ba h. ot £2as4e. for Un. wouri by the former pers thet nder rou n tan to W. DEVORE yaone ali x n on or aa or i 4} ie wit To Be for Hartford, end 2 ne -<D3. 22} N00. sound, 65 Bae rf ay Mixe 4 Western 1a store; §94@%%c, de the General Amainbly of the State ot Ahi or vogue 3 my ser ne 3 hg Yo Helio HT Co Touaty werom Spr: d amersleave Peck Slip, OR YY TY i poe Brie Clev. 3 TS 8} livere: a, and 0 oT J¢ reer Y Ve) to AW e volt we A A; au eu yr iil be under ny Tr ANTE ba x C 1, ip Tor a Steam! it. Ralary Yo New-Haven, by the Ne aw. oi; by el "1 aud $b _v an. as a. 73 500... 9. RO 00... TH od nam oat ange s. enles of 10 3 n a M on all a Rr d te meet my lends, and RK or a i us 200... bd. 3| S00 ge) Kj P.¥ W ny eds _— re x Jd oe a0 Gi ey tl fatte mt tail. eA JHOtations, Ww liberal. Two men on ruilronds as BAGGAGE hs N. Apply to To “West ‘Point, Poughkeepsie, b one snd rb ol y He K pi 300... hy np, wet salted New Oriens 8. 70 I, at Ole. eurren 4,000 Monte- ud constr the J Pm kp y son i WILLIAM D.( J. WILSON k fo No. 14 6 Green st, Jersey City, Kingst landing at Pow n «D Kk, ohywal all ge Len, Bp mw saances lf. 4 ssesnnees bt hah Se “ee ol video, 22 1h, and 2,000 Corrientoas, m, on pe i ate terms. nies boem: with Sp ——————r steamer uy Powell oot of Desbrossen-st daily obese b Ss 78h 000. ea eenes BAF 300. ciiinees 1 MO 1ASSES—J" ices are firm and ike demand fair; sales of 10%, posscssion thereol Lev been so teken wiih a we, the undersig yA NTL DI od; ately, Yo mg L ADIES ex- To Norwa'k, eonnectin gi the Danbury LR. by stesmer i dd i Las. f Ports Rion 21 750, we, i ote Worth Western Bl y i" awers f the cstate of Zeno Burn 5 need in the Straw Deps rtm: vt, at BDWARD RID Jy Neversiok, Pier No. 37 E. It, lly, grind iia A yw wii I] of fa mt Nor estarn DL asonil 18 1 Ora. AY the t. re A 20 i ete RIC E~There 18 not or h doing, bat bi foce fur all Kinds ore Ves nt ar varnab, Nity-two n and is sufficicaty yg: ve as phi, 1 Nos, a ar 11g Gran 1s Apply vee u 10 8. m, end d Pr. im. Fothe Weer, by Co i J 0 ot “Le 96. or 1 uf v a ah 4 sud hain are re re t er A SATURDAY, April Er. M. oy] GARS-Fa% Ae 4 but th RE Woe wre and machmery. A poriect title snd lnimedigto pos of money owing an J AN FD—A Young ANin the Embroiderios at al an 80 Db SaRAey tai... conens hr rr iid gpm a 3 bor SUG Juin 3} ZUrS ATS 01 17 Me rately active, eo Tehaser us. at th of of A 3 WW 3, N« t en 0 i by New-Jeisey ad, toot on Gold bas been very 'vong all doy, selling as Ligh as market petit a A news 1012 A040. for fair 10 good Refining, selon wil be Tia Fane osaeh Of ik «Cig, by by fet Rt Ju To A ay Aki D RIDLEY'S, No, 311 Grewd-st. Call between To PI pute, Ny Now. Jol 4 kuiteculy 100 od oT s 3 3 p— p pes elt LIRA 2 5 4 A d50p. 4 one 3 BW}, and closing at 1] @128%; as much as 3 per cen poled of 400 hhde, nt 10{ 21230. jor Cuba and 10J@ je for ta specting th wy will be furnished o; Boby lel 4 y prop r ld ta of a ec 2 2 mini mn oe dare font 8 he d [rakiage y Ren €E pm y SH now ant stock i Porto Rico. Refined are dull. tr. to JOUN F, UUM i Ie r to Lili Mahl wrap] LE TA PY SALE PS To Well om. by New-Jerie »o was paid for gold to deliver. Government stocks aro flot PROVISIONS-T ore bas been a fair demand for Pork: ING, jr., Astoraey, of the Poard of Kommiwioneis. Bt. br sold dey t. are alo requireu Cor orai ian Notices Ind 1, ad 10 a n, 7p om, acd 12 midal ght Pe y 3 1 J 1 {FE M a mt ma 0 QELTAATIELL ADE AMBION Se 7 0k RMR. sc rassh taspsanssprassasersianbss apap pls #0 firm, and per cent decline hos been submitted 10 prices bay ren. For ut have Been jeegulds slostng aut ot a Ur lls FAN, HO ors OF Goliver their respective demands and soe natal i#, of Lo one of ox, AAA y La Carat nmr An AANA Ta New! Jricens, every Neiurdsy Alsitis and Missle (408. which a Hy le figures ir (ature delivery saice of 2.0 15. Mess Fa i} 4 Drae stwidp ti reinbetore specilied, wr UND i} Rio: hs on 7.208 and per cent on 1-108, which are not strongly HEAL TEL A dl HI RODORE 3. CASE, Platte Country Ralirosd. ot wd pact, YORPORATION HET THE COMMITTEE set Lise. i rr at $2 a8 #274, seller Aa Y and 50 huver June: the soles, aad Put he $4 1r D ted Yo 14 20. 5 {3e ny ne, y regs o clits No. pupported for the moment. In State stocks aud radlway cau) and regular, are 6,700 bbls. at 627 &51@R2% 124 for Mess OR SALE. 2 WILSON. trustees ON STREFAZ Je Foard of Aldermen will meet in the Chany every Thursday, Muway's Live, mortgages Yittle doing. Bank shares steady, ad gas Beef is firm and in fair de sales of 300 bbls, nt fia 1 n I LEY, 1) har of i 9 Kae, 1 ty Hall, n 3 BDNE DAY, iy 2 10, bob A €arardey, by Empire Live, Garth i w W r Qe q "6 YER CREW ST pr Cv or} 1 4! p m., 1 he ose Of con ing estilo io 5 Bow cep socks not offered. Canton Company was h her Quick- Sid Ls E ha Rn in M 8, $i wl Rv sg Re A nie, go ADAMS EXPRESS C¢ PAY OC i pi iT I'H NAVY who tue 4 oo ra r iu a Ee of yeet, ashing that said street Fira overs 1 is on 8 moar Line, ick No. 4 oH lye a t 3 i A iQ $0 ieree B veise L or d¢ a 4 intt “HH y ty of For Saveen 0 3 ‘nT ipa CNPW CK 01 Mav) {o the Battery 1 wd als Hie 0p? of ty 3 q Mining Company was heavy at 541, Mariposa sold frm. Beef Hams are e and in demand, and #1 higher; AMERICAN EXPRESS Co. NEW FTOCK 7 sites May By py 4 ey ay aur’ io with nN FTTTE CO Tree p ve Hn wr oD 4 3 PN ro 1 by TY A sales of 46 bbls, Western ut 20241, Cut Me: its are in fur RPMI GIA ARIE TERRE v R w r'} Jcavat) od the i of id op gio: ui Wish ington For hy 1 tisement, rs as high as Wi for the preferred, but wus ign ir demand and sts ady: gales of eq: al to 300 pkes, I a 10}e. Jor UNITED STATES EXPRESS Co v n wages res For fd path v x a 3 3 ai oad Time Tallies, see to 24, closing at 24} and wanted. Boston Water Power TeavyHams, 1684 170, for C of Jig hit 1@114c.for Shou! wanire op LIPPMANN DLLERY, B No im wn io 1 of nr opposed to vther of the above proposed vesthaemonta ln another val As pupen Pe av Rhare mark 2 iYres ers, 1340. for Rough Sides, it nik and 14¢, for B es, in bulk Tuguire APr2 LI FLOR ments se respeeklully invited to attend, mem wan quoted at 37. The Railway Share market was irregu- Bac i§ quiet. 1, rd con Bi e173 good demand and prices x VELING CREDITS on Messi. J. MOI. rb [CHAT 1 NOR a, Plovements of Deena SteniEIr Jar; for the morning it was firm, but at the public eall are better, closing fir m: sales of 3.500 pkes., port st evi ving, |g Gas Co, LO iDUN (Sucgesory ta ORO. PI ADL i inaet 3 NAR AY, v Za ¥o DELAKL. Pn y mise slow Drice "oo. Bt 19)e.@ 1930. tor No. 1, 20@204c. for City, and 20i@2le. for k (p.), aveuoble int op IY Rel UL oud £361 Co Conn be n Sts te. ins there Wilk promise to sell, and quite fox prices rk v Fair to Prime Steam and Rettle-Rendeied; solos aso of 400 ASL, Thin by DAL {URUAN Co., No. IJ Exchange Coral Notices. Comittee on Stee von New Yorkons sens s Aspliwallssesaes pepted. The market rallied late in the day, and closed es pkgs, sels 41 ita Si Se Sic Sat Wa hes i a a Se 3 FLV Cozt ORAL N NOT CE the a RT os, on Moy 8 Rat. Vor Yar y 503 Frias RBIBL. AFIER: OF PROVI=I( 35 4 wid Was In R treets of the W eet in e Chamber of re :Mg follows: New-York Central, 91] Lie, Be 1 i demand 3 steady: of 4.000 bbls. at 2° a2 for Han in 1 foi 35 ane 3a ers. IN P of an r Roswell Brai ard, wo Ih i J oe ao NT LY a2 10 v Morovia rireed od Michigan Southern, 803 280%; Cle veland aud Pittsburgh i, clo diz at $37 I0aSAT EN BB was stendy. Cat pias Awl Wo L] xt FICE 1S HEREBY ho vy ey AY pow of e-meiderivg the wetition present il Bras); Cleveland aud Toledo, Wo R eats anu Bacon guiet and uselarg ard was dull md 3 Sh 74 i AT 1] J ‘W Hi L- ibe Bos of es ol tok the wideniug of West steoet frem Cans vl vo Ke alm Apes V2] 2193; North-Westorn, 28% x 3 pre ferro A io of 20 pkgs. Prime 2 by HERVE 204, bs I N i d P( i wn eeube Al pers wie in fuvor of of oppored tod e propose a pr ement vee nT TR ER LB i. py K HEBEL a 121 f 3 o oh At WW, NG ere invited to attend. LilAK iverpoo News Yor asassseisses April wv on cal 1a \T COT re dems). Yi PETROLEUM-TLe market is booor and fairly active; be f v z p i Liverp i Money on call is 1@0 per cent, with more d mand. 3 Li TROLECM. i ane be hy DY a vel BANKERS, i to, bi the ork, on 0 Jad 1 2 SL. Liverpo« Now Yothesrs: rescvpiel id Commercial paper no change. Best sells at 6 «0, a freo at 42a43¢e. Fie Oll advanced; wie ot ST @6le. No. J NASBAU.S i 4 i whandl Stre ta. "New: Yorks wears April 12 second grade at 829. Lopg paper is mot pop lur, Ar WHISKY —The joarkel 13 mocerite.y melive dn ste MY; BUY snd SELL AT MARKET RATES ALL DESCRIPTIONS 5 OH REMI NOTON AQ TELE “PEL TO Im sash loans are more in favor than ever. The moti ‘cation Sales of 45 bbis. ut $2 26 for Refilled bbls. and #2 27 for OF N 04 Plaintiff, susinst J WITARF AND SHED BUILDERS. Seed PROPOSALS, in. rewemaer: Batted aff of the Secretary of the Treasury of a reduction ef interest ae or OVER] "MEN AN OU IM ITiE R EY od tnd "HV ahr ol antl 1 clocks me of THI RIDAY. ROR SOU TTHANPT) N, HAVRE, AND HAMEL "RO fn Stean ita fy tw AF GR fieeeipts of Erodree. in wh 0 id 111 y of Tite I tet whieh boar th 1 be opened). for the construct J Yh Y Mrs, J. W, Schmidt, Mi K hide, Miss Pealine pn temporary deposits from six to five per cent after May ut in 4 ol i May 10 (at whick beur they will be opened). for th wir y IT aidt, Miss Julia Scho WF: 33 ft 14 Ta TUNE "i 4 3 dt ne-hon 1 and sow cldt. Dis i Van ia vd 1} 1 of an NOE PF gold. i re APRIL 28.5563 bbls, Flour £4 bhls, Whisky, 50 hide NNT ru 1 NKR 4 oti CEIVED the Ot Wharf aud Coal-shed nea foo Meh LA ehibdt, Miss a Hel nid 5A v Dr a 35d the refusal o* any x ah jr pt of 2 insu Corn Meal, 160 sacks Cori Meal, i 2 wack Dic Xe, wp ACCOUNTS of ps Low RS RS 4 wre RECEI] sets vor XL 4 a 7a a, Hoar ro Mo fo tl High io ie, bi i x Aled. be. wi i A Gai jon and so Hi EAL Government Stocks and Securities generally. The sea- eh bis. Ay Wd pkgs. Cut Meats, 20 pie Lard, 3,102 EC Leno 3 Jal E THROUGHOUT THE UNITES then y b ye 4ay of sv A I yoy East Eight fibbd- SirCHEN iy Adue, 34: ell Cond and thren is oh og addin. 5 Tal dod 8, Petroleum STATES AND CANADA US LR rhe plo dotifl in this setton will apply to the 30s A LiAGH, {Croton Aqueduct Board. he vd one obi 4 Benita Lopsz Lucio Blance, 8. Heese, line pon, and the public opuion alike, oppose long engezo- oe {F CERT FICATE 3 OF DEPOSIT ISSUED A RN) Ce for the r lief d i ed bn the compl fit.= Dated AW, C i hes DaRhL Rn Sachs, v. Fe ov. HH. Ma ler, Auto io Caliejs Mr. and Mrs. Sterngleoz, ments for capital, and incline people to speculative operas Live Stock Over the Evie RaBway, WH. CLEWS WAL ERD LEO SS FOWLER Now-York, Marek h Boa, I A. REUWEE Office Croton Aqueduct fre ed, unds, City Hell Park, April 28, 1856 Afie, Hover, Mrs. Rosa Stekler, fous wh ud ae grivant, oy SKtatement for tue week ending Saturdsy, April 70 ALLEAET AL REUM EF, UEDUCT DEPARTMENT. Simon, John G, Hofman, Gustav A, Kondal redenck Brower, tions Is in 17 Sheep, 1 ii 3 1 Pla I's Attorney, TROTON AQ) EDUCT to Hers, Hen K! G.T. Rotts irk Zoehler, Jacob CATS nile, 15 do, Oge, Li do. ey ry he KAUIBRA, Qo. JE 0 N n wes fil office f 3 2% wil received at this fie (Rot, i» 's, Mr and M H. "w a 3 k me bibs emun Aiba 4 Be Ne Tr on n file Le ollie ALED PROP ALS willbe re eds is Off S abd Mrs The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts, Poultry. Total for the week, 114 are. ri y oH Nu e Hall park.) anti 11 o'closk 1. f MONDAY, the 0th of April, 1 jeorgn Rover, Adu 2 317 SR Ro Y FRURLE LE Y oY 169 Ba a £6 (Buccesnons to grmore. Clews X14 Al A. Ri 1964, for the construction WII ARF nd COAL- SHED it Aig end Mm, Adi wh 38 S47 for Customs, $279,000; yIenls, He, BAN KIZIUS, AZ awh M i Attorney LL of One undred-sand sev ney 'h rdat, Harlem River. Each het exer, Clas R4 8i—on sccount of Loan, $387,000; Balauce, $97,773, Linancial, 42 WALL STARLET, NEW YORK batt a Te YORK Iroposst saost be imiorwd “Propons 1 for eonstruetivg Wharf and Bo rer, Will 823 35; Gold Notes, $1,096,000 2c se f et JUPREME COURT-—STAL Shri K, Coal Shed a r near the foot of Ore ndred and-seventy third st, Jima ann, Arilu end ing Hs ory gl ey us 2 Oren Caxrrak RalLaoaR Coupany ov rumen, CPOSITS IN CURRENCY AND GOLD RECEIVED PA) CITY aud COUNTY of NEW.¥( =Maid BY ADAM Harlem River,” tog ther with the name of the biader, und date of {8 May avd one cid. Pre Jloberd Bills at sixty days on London ere quoted at 107{2108 _ oy NAL ME FT- oe Saukers and tual accounts with us wi Pleiatit, ag CHEISTOPIER CHALLE At AMS (Common nly off ring, q anh a Bergmann, Ar, aud Mee P. Hie Wael wor, Mr. mW ian 4 p 4 a clialits, A whi Jividuals oped ouut ru al called bart Boe Rh Belief. =To the Do wd specifieat]s of the we n een ON J lection hg t; and M Q, Salles Sailer. Mr re ore for comme: cial; 1082 1083 for bankers, do. at short sight, NOR Fie ronan J Sven th gts i AS UA gt ty: of be LOWED I? TER FST th Ket I DAILY fend 3 Shove han You ar sumvaoned snd required to ok for ov A lice No. T3 Fest od We ptt H ow near TF orth-ave, ow ut, WF 4, yi fo 1 Mrs, in v va ous el one 3. Pag Are 3 of O« $0 v RalToad Wk at we current mar rale on AL 3 unhiaie a oka uF 7 a, 4 7 i y i YP @109); Paris at sixty days, 5.273 2521}; do. at ahort New-Jersey to elect ul ue Directors to serve [or the year next emailing BALLS NCES oh Tg wi ey thout aniwer the comy fr s act which a y lab tewith lass s of ide can be dined ou application to the Contr: Kidskopf, five ef a wid 0 i a (3. F. Wist, Mr Bt. H.20@5.17%: Al 2% Rwi 5 0937 will bo he'd ut the office of the unpany st Elizabeth port New Jer SEC "it (Xs Pl {CHASED AND FOR SAL be 0.13 West re tirat ob. LEER ot thie Onlice SPEDHEN und Mrs. P. Schusict, hee 4 Mire, Haune shen i po wg t, 0.202.174; Antwerp, 2.27} @d. A; Swiss, 3.2: sey, between the bouts of 12 o'clock mw. end o'clock p.m. of FRI it kinds on hand, ready for instant deiivery, sb UU we lowest market C000 hr Nay ory, via Rb du. LIHOMAS STEDPHE Croton mann, Misses Fond ri Lippinavn Jobuine Stein, Mis. M. H $224; Hamburg, 354 236; Amsterd 40 24), Frank DAY, the lith of May vet, 4 p 3 be a Je w. Yor wa vepty day ROBT, L. hii +i Aqueduct Board. Hor use, Mr. and Mes, Ki stner, one cuild wn infant, Mrs. A. Paokuer, bi Hy 12 Salers a, "i Tan The Trausfer Books will be closed five the 21st fost to the 12th Coll ctions made on Weskington end all points of tie Unlon, with d of 1 oy of AsIViee; Ht A.W, Cl pi Fi Ue Heubech, Louis Gelm, A, Berg, Charles Dupkeincher, fort, 4034 41; Bremen, 773 @78); Prussian thalers, 70j% proaiwo. AMUPL KNOX, Treasurer. Quick iri E ngs to i in the my eiut with! in Orvick CROTON AQUZDU(T 110 wig Apr 13 1808, Xhhrar ous, Jac sob Sek ryt ib K 5 Ey Juco Goggen: ry —————_ a RW TPT 3 or fale ht plaintall in ection A Wels x 3 i [r. an ee. P alter un E (ErTIDE Rar nehionet “yung yg C0, Chr SEA Omer rom maven on Si to SAF LL Te i ad i NY.=NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS =The annus! election f ween B the com} plai nt. dated New York, darch 7, i ot, The total imports for the week Sompate 2 follows: for thirteen Directors of this Company, for the ensuing yesr will be don vy oa TE ye New ox, Tin 3. 1h. I a froth Tn Ream ship City of Boston—=Mre, Mery Ann Week end....... April 26. April19. April 12. April 3. held st the office of the Compeny, corner of Fourth ave, and I'wenty- No. 44 WALL =T, FIEDE Rie R KF. WESTBROOK, P We Alt'y, OTICE TO TAXPAYERS —=Notice 13 hereby Kahn, Mis leon sho, a Babe la Ralin, Miss Rose Kibo, Mrs, Pry goods... $1,006,956 $2,337,047 $2,000,467 82 018,681 wixthst., on TUESDAY, the 15th "day of May next. No. 43 West Twenty first ot, New Yor n g.ven that the Asessinent Ro!s of the Real aud Persounl "0" yoo Hurst, 3, Contain Hanshep, 1. J. Burton snd Ve, Hea'l mdse 4,322,749 5.86457 3,751,304 4,665,208 The pole will be opened from 12 o'clock at noon, until 2 p. w. of i 74 AR BI) 1 r) YIYCt Theo Lisaction was nied in the Clerk's Ofte of "he Fstate oi the Git y or 1 County ew- York, fof the year 1266, wilkbe 1, 1") (4 wife snd 1d. Lewis E. ‘Bolomon, Pr. M. that d fer -Dooks will b fr 4 lock, f the 1 A oN i J Y i Y City and f New-York, at the City Hell iu the City of New open for (nspeciion snd review X ym and al bar Mc fouday, gangery 8, Ruib. A Ww "Bu ry, Mr. J. A. Lahey, Dz, J. D. Diu Tohn hee on or I he BY be er books w ve closed from o clo p.m, o e Int Yor wrel 18, ai Lbs t will remain open til the 30th YO 66, for the N MeMaster, J. HR Jose F. Her lez. Dennis Weils Total ccceee- 436,200,005 87,624,404 $5,200.54] 87,564.20 day of May next, until 9 o'clock, a mi., of the 16th doy of May next. Fas lawsw M FREDERICK BE. WESTBROOK, Pif's Att'y, retin of rove and the cqus ization iis assessments of the Ghaite! I ga n, Etton hii: and wif e. KN ampt wits end on, The imports of foreign dry goods compare as followe W. lH EMERSON, Parl FREME COURT—CHY and COUNTY of sresaid real and personal estate of the City and County of New. ar. wily wife and br ther, Ms. aos Le IF 200 BH. B. with foraer rejurns: New-York, Apri! 21, 1066, Recretary and Treasurer. GOVERNMENT STOCKS i NN NE "ey Ah Hr f WAT th a 0 yo: k. All persons believi g the mselves to be sep feved imu trunks op. hig wpley, {es A. G. Dorp, wifeand 8: =e _— 5 TAN IDL 3 ThE of N JIUK «JOSE! Al- jon to th Ce during th i ve mentioned, in malasen 3 ol Charl Speer, barl Fov the faa, 1561, J583, 1848, par AMERICAN BUREAY OF BUNES, i” 44 a mt HENRY. A Higution nt a: Vig b i et tof 16 pf Yom iit lon, Gr x i Hs o 3A Du ng Ertered at the port...... &1,310,504 425,74 81,906,556 x FAY NEW.Y COMPOUND INTERE NOTE 1 LUCAS, d —Suviovs for ai csnceled. i] thet dur ing the Hue the Ho ho at ll be open to public inspectio M otonvil Nn R we Mier Sechel snd s Thrown on market........ 2,316,434 310.961 2 107,705 KO. 64 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. A 4 pe FH H w rl Woiald on contact (061, hg bareby and hereinbefore provided, application nusy Lo made by sny person consid eh 4. Mrs. and Mi a Mis, Jou Mis. E hy Frunk Since Jon, 1861. 1865. 1566, E jet Jou n RIVE hog th op aN ofr ou yre which was Aled h unl eriug hituse f sggrieved the ase d yal i nof Astor poisons] Littla, Mr, Scholey, d, oh ow, Mra. A. Siew Ay vqiiredtosnswer lhe comple ile action, h led In th N ne corrected Wl Jpn 1 zabe tered al the port chan oo 157,274 RH 146,183 el 552,243 Mines, Mineral Lands snd Ores exsudned and reported upon. CLOSING P pri ns RA Ee Clock of the City and County of New. York, oi the 20th of is LW have the in ’e rec "J I vel A gr Jute jn act and ne cl el bres 8 wart, William Ia vk, k, Hiss th Hind; n re h La BY 01 Ne sessed valuation Jui Wind, Mrs, 5, son ond Wo IOWh 0h Market... we 198.514 15,708,013 5, 15, Le Competent Engineers furnished to Minieg Companies. J EW.Y OU 4 il 2S, 1864 red, 1966, ai the City Hall in ap whe d herve a copy or Your writing, stating tha ground of objection thereto, aud thersupon the rr if ieholson Mr. fie dle and wife, Charles Therel, D. W. J. The following notice has been isgned at the Treasvry Consultations efforded on all Mining, Metallurgical and Chemlicel N Xs Oki, Sprit, 2 oh, ¢oihpiaint ss 4 Sul Vii BY 4 b afie hi Jot Commis sl lohors shall exa ine he o the suiny) a Shale Ognt, J. F. Poivese, G, 3. Willi s and wis, Beary J. |Buy Sell juy-| Sell A T wip, Sond rufa I A a judement the assesament is vrroveous, they si i ife. Charle Bomes, C2 Faker, Department, dated April 2R, 1864: Questions at the office of the Bnew GILLESPIE, Pita, wg. ine. ing. fog. oa Jt Y we t f the di y iv serv I. if you cortecied. 1 su ic ion be made in relation to pscnsed vei Bere sud hth oy itartinell, P GEO. D. y T Xi an I] sesrenm 1 Joig answer t orupliaio vithin w thn sfores ud, e vi perso et hall 3 t Jrvy el “i chr i Via 'f v Notice is hereby given that the Treasurer of the United _ buaxe De Kay, Soereuey, Selden Begututed, Bones] +e por gees a, in 1 plaintfl in uw will teke judgaent aginst you for the som nation oi 0 A —_—— loners wi al be auth oy to ope ages outh Sduios, Velntle, Luck is. Fane fp v, JU inten, the Assistant Treasurers ut New York, Philadelphia 1 KPASORY DEPARTMENT, April 24, 1666. 52 Registered, "62. 102 1 4 Junie, C.1 Notes, 1056..) 111] 111} of* Fifty sey en Lotta wad 1400 Mo Int rest Fou the oaths, or any of them; and if, in! is or their judgment, the assessment hoo bl “sp 60 en the piEerige, and Boston, and the Umted States Depositaries at ballinor OTIC E IS HERERY GIVE N, that the Treasurer $20 Coupon, "62....| 105%] 105] July, C. I. Notes, 1004 10 108 th d y of tl, Vouean ndred snd sixty four, Deslde 1 {jy erroneous, they shall cause thie sane to be corrected, sand Bx the FOR NEW ORLE MNS. in steamship Fyening Star—=Pau! Mop and Cincinnati have been directed wo discontinue from this date th fu, 316 tas $20 Coupon, "84... 108 WW} Aug, C. LL Notes, 1864, 1 Fi0g 11¢ 0 e costs and disburse cuts of his action, =Dated New-York, Marsh 200 ount of such assestinent as they may believe to be just, and dec lure Henry i. AM re Gill, Mm. EF. cider, Miss Amelie Abe roceipt of deposits on account of temporary loan, execpt of the United Btates, the Assistant Tronsurers at Kew. York, §20 Coupon, '65.... yl 1963 Oct, C. 1. Notes, 1864,.] 1003! 1003 20, Ty xb Fal} TL. cab their decision thereon within thicty days ater such application siall A\¢fiater, Lient. Rober: \y ni 10, 8, N.;: Mrs, E. Ki gz Semel! P, shose intended for Clenring-House purposes. Philadelphia and Boston, and fe U nited States Depositaries at Balti 10.40 Regisuered.... 95 uh Dec, C. 1 N ative bw MM. JOHN D. BILLINGS, Plant's Attorney, nave bean made a them. No reduction sball be made ‘by the Roard liven: a onion, 1 J Thy Nay unin, Mad r Ct} ite more and Cincinnati, have been directed to discoutiiue from this date a. 4 May CL OURT—=CITY ane ‘OUNTY o of Supvrvisors of any wssessment on real and personal estate impose thew Thompson, Mes, Robert 1 Riell, Miss Mary Fldridge, Ti iehard By a recent decision of Judge Nelson of the United the receipt of deposits on account of Teuwporary Loan, except those 100 1x hla h $'r W.YORK.< MICHAEL OLE any i THE RANK underiiisset, unless it shall appear, under oath or silirmation, that the poy i OOF Bim, M. Si.paon, Fredert x ¥o Ikut, Chas, Fischer x x b. Oh t 4 PKL RB N oy States Circuit Court, delivered at Albany, the capital of a intended for Clearing House purposes. H. McCULLOCH., js Su v ot i N A 0 A Nr uf NEN AL gr HOHAEL ent gained, ompany of he parey agerieved was unable to attend within the puriod Presstibet for Louis Dozier and i, "hilip Brossets, Fd Mulin, P. Aub dank is declared to be a fixed aud pot a fluctuating Secretary of the Treasury. Lhd Ba tes, ess. CIR Baik of spe Fear. To (ha dufendants shove-nam red: frre the correction of Fagen, by TA iso ae uce from the clty. George W. Vinten JM Ms v i I ad hil id dace C i Sum Hexy an Miss O'Rricu, Knox McCorvin, You ere hereby sumtooned ‘and required to answer the U. H 3 ALLEN Commissioners of Taxes wr h a e tt ezislative r oN COUPONS of the E VANSYV IL LE and CRAW- BANKING HOUSE 1 be file H and Assessments, lis, i. wr Ww ard. Miss Weorepnman, Fdward Notun, smeunt, and caunot be altered xcept ly leg Vv H Y J) complaint fu this ection, of which a copy will be filed fn 3 Int, hor. IW. BROW N, a Hey Tad Hw oR Te Thom, John Gilitend suthority. The surplus earnings of a bauk are, therefore, sot taxable as capital, the more particularly as 8 distinct sax is levied ou surplus earnings by the National Currency ect. Wotil further noties the Stock Exchange will Lold no session on the afternoon of Saturday. The Loug Room will be closed at 3 30 p. m. on that day, and at 5 p. m. on the other days of the week. The closing quotations of stocks will be ade in this coiuwn at those hours, and 80 potice taken of sidewalk and bsi-room prices at a ister Lor. The Controller of the State publishes in another column statement of interest to holders of the debt of the State authorized in 1805, A call bas been issued for a National Convention of Rail. read Presidents Chie=Eogineers and General Superintend- ents of all the Railroads of the Udited States, to be held ot Puiladeiphia, July 4, 1866. The call is largely signed, and among others by T. W, Kivnard of the Atlantic and @reat Western, A. 8. Diven, Eugiucer of the Erie Ral way, J. KE. Thompson of the Pennsylvania Central, etc. The Marietta aud Cincinnati Road earned, the third week iu April: 1665. $16,740 1866. vee. $19,053 1 Ine....... 82,204, The Chicago and Great Eastern Ruilway earned for third. week of Apnil: 008... 925,659 75 1865... .815,620 30 Increase... $10,010 18 The receipts on the Grand Trunk Radway, for the week ending Aprii 21, were: $129,327 1865. ......8124,210 Tucrease $1,117 The New-York, Providence and Boston Railroad Come pany advertise for proposals “for $100,000 7 per cent im- grovement bonds. The Winona (Minn. Republican declares that the quantity of Wheat in Winona, swaiting removal, on tho ish of April, amounted to 492,000 Lush. There were 306,000 bush. also, in store, on the Winona and St. Peter Railroad, beside 2,805,000 bush. more at other prominent omits in Minnesota—making a grand total of 3,063,000, There is still large quantity in the hands of the farmers ~perheps 8s much wore, making from 6,000,000 to 7,000,000 bash. The holders are putting it forward rapidly to mar- ‘wet; a large part going to St. Louis, Cincinnati aud Pitts. vurgh. The exorbitant prices at which wheat was hold last year, «wing to speculation, is the principal cause of this accumu. ation. lows, Illinois aud Wiscontin have a similar story, The Chicago Journal of the 26th says: Bastern exchange is working easier in con «mount of shipping bills on the Taarhet, and the o materia) falli in the amount of currency ia York daily to mn meet thelr drafts. We do vot thers is sufficient ek to 8 fo or forward this more ple t that, wx some time at least, B oduce will 00 NS _ enough te of currency to a very low ob srl sh ihe ker foo at par buying, aud 1- oof 1 Jos or The hang Journal af Saturday says: The of coal sant Ny Railroad this week is 51,750 19 317.60-lor he eek vol, a5: 619 tous a sguiiat o6 88, uence of the ks gener. il i the Er i ct TED BONDS, next, will be paid at the office of the FARMERS LOAN end TRE 8 Co, No. 26 Exchangs- place, N. Y. GEO. P. FITCH, Secretary. Osricn oF JonNroX's ROTARY LOCK ura No. 18 Joust, New Yomk, April 26, Joos, {IE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of JOUNSON'BE ROTARY LOC K COMPANY will be held at the Office of the Company, on MONDAY, May 7, 1666, at 12 o'clock, for the election of Trustees for the ensni jug Jo AKD DEVORE, F.. Seoretary. Baars or New CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, g ALBANY. April 47, 1846. IRCULAR.—The following regulations are hereby soopted for the faeue of the fudebteduess of this State. suthor. ized by chapter 325, Laws of 1265, and chapter 209, Laws of 1806, and Ph blah for public information: Firat: The new isnie will be in the form of registered stock, snd honds with coupons s'tached, puyable in twelve years from the seventh day of April, 1865, w ith futerest at the rate of seven per cent, povable seivizonoslly, on the firet deys of Jenuary and July in eac h year, and the Comptroller's Revenue Bonds, fesned under chapter 56, Lawes of 1855, way be couvarted into either form of indebtedness us way be desired Second Holders of Revenue Ponds moaturing on the first day of July, 1868, ure required, on or before the first day of June next, to surrender the same to the Transfer Acent of the State, at the Bank of the Maohattan Company, in the City of New York (who will lovue receipts therefor) and at the some tire signify the form of indebted ness, whet! er Registered Stock or Coupon Bonds, they desire inex: change. The transfer books will clove on the first day of June next, to afford time tor the preperation of the new issue, which will be ready for delivery at the Bank of the Meunbattan Company on the fire of July following, or us soon thereaftur ue practicable, Third Reveuve Bounds aatoring on the first of January, 1867, will be convertible at that time, or they may be ponterted athe option ole the holders on the fist of July Bast; mn conformity with the foregoing regulstions. HOS, HILLHOUSE, Comptrol fe Trwarvny Dxpanimryi, April 27, wh, NY. TICE is hereby given that on the 15th day of May, 1476, the ‘nu tegest upon all certificates of deposit on account of Tem rs loan (other than those issued for Cleaning thouse ur poses) then outstanding and unpald, will be reduced to the en rate of Ave Jet cent per minum from that date; end all persons he holding such certificates iu which a higher rate of interest is pacified, sre requested to present ihe seine to the officers by whom issued, that other certificates may be substituted thereon, W. McCULLOCH, Eecretary of Tieanury. “Orvics oy Tu CHICAGO AND NORTR WES KERN HAIL® AY Co. No. 8 Walls, New-York, April 28, 1066, OUPONS due May 1, 1566, from Bonds of this Compeny, viz, FUNDED COUPON BONDS, CONSOLIDA- ard GALENA SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, will be paid on that date on presentation ut this office; on and alter May 2, on presentation at the new offices of the Company, No, 57 Broadwey. «di PRITCHAR I Tre asurer. "OrriCE OF THE CHIC AY, A%b jak KatLxoan Co, GO, 111, Apiil 25, 1606, PP OUPONS of CHICAGO oo ALTON RAILROAD. First Mortgage. Sinking Fund Bounds, due May 1, 1666, will be sid on and efter that date, ves Government tax, st the Office of lessrs. M. KJ ESUP Co., No. 84 Broudway, New-York. ML ARRABEE, Treasurer. sew YORK AND Ni woilaveN HAILROAD o., Corner of Fourti-avs. and Tweuty-seventhost., New.Y ork, Presipmst's Orvice, April 23, 1666, Yk NEXT ANN UAL MEETING of the STOCK. HOLDERS of this NL will bo held st Erewster's Hall in the City of New-Haveu, on TH i] SDAY, the 1 15th day of May next, st 11 o'tlock am. The Transfer Books wili be closed from the lst day of May next until the day of the mating i. B. CARHART, President. N. Y. GUARANTY YANG INDEMNITY CO No. 14 BIOAD ST. CASH ADVANCES MADE ON MERCHANDISE, IN STORE and in TRANSIT, STOCKS, BONDS, and other SECURITIES, Also, on SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE. CERTIFICATES OF DEXOSIR will bs lsened, bearing luterent. SAMUEL D. BABCOCK, President, pro teu. JAMES P. WALLACE, Vice President. FRANCI® J. OGDEN, Treasurer AND WAREA? ad COLLEGE LAND SCRIP EEE Copitdl.covviiiieenes stantly We are full supply of 5-20 thew now. OTICE N Chapter the circu of the BANK OF NEWYORK, in the City of New-York, will tandent of the Ba IS 238, Laws of 00 lawimM 165), fring notes issued to the Pie wl Board, where whe sent ue are promptly filled, buying aud selling at current prices, and allowing most liberal rates the ‘market affords. COUPONS, DUE MAY 1, JAY COOKE CO. CORNER WALL AND NASSAUSTS., NEW. YORK, Iu connection with our houses tu Philadelphia end Washington, we have opsued a NEW- YORK HOUSE at the above location, and offur our services to Banka, Bankers and Investors, for the transaction of their business fo this city, lucludiog purchases sud sales of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD. ted at the Stock Exchange and Gold \We keep on bend a GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, OF ALL ISSUES, Aant York, at the City Hall in seid city, and to serve a copy Sct, of your suewer to the sgld complaint, ou the subserib- canceled. ers, at thelr office, No. 40 Broadway, New-York Clty, within twenty days sfter the services Lersof, exclusive of the day of such servion; snd it yee fall to answer the suid complaint within the tiwe sforessid, the Plalutitf fn this action will take judgment against you for the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, with interest, from the day of =e one thousand eight huadved Al =m, hosides the costs of this actiom—Dated March 27, 18:6, WINTER TIARKIS, yr s Attorreyn, No. 40 Broadway, N. The esmyp'aint fu this action wee filed in the offic of tha Clerk of the City an Pf ounty of New-York, at the City Hall iu said city, on the 43d dey of March, i896, WINTER HARRIS, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. web Tawtwh. STATE of NEW-YORK, CITY and COUNTY of NEW. YORK, se.—The nudersigned, the President aud Disectors of the BOND VEIN COAL COMPANY, do bere ‘by cortify That, un der the A orate nama of the “Bond V ein Coal ompany,” this Cox d Oct, 26, 1654, pursuant to the hh I the JAY COOKF. Co. Denlers in Goveroment Securities, No 38S WALL-ST. Ar the dishursement of 20600000 of tendeney to reduce *he premnum on gold, Lo lders of gold bonds wiit do well to secure the prescat tate by cultiog off thelr coupons sud sellivg (‘asked in Gold or Currency HENRY A. HEISER'S SONS, May luterest will have a FOATE OF Low Yo! K, Haag DEPARTS BAT, HEREBY LBANY, Apul 7, 1s, T EN, Pursuant to and 476, Laws of 1965, that be Be cmed at sng Department. on presentation at TH} TIONAL MEC HARIG 5 AND FAUMERS BANK iu the City o Albany, for six years from the date hereof, and not thereafter, The outstanding circulating notes of sak as aforesaid, withln six years from the date hereof; aud ail notes which shall not be presented for redemption and time thus spec’fied will cease to be a 8 charge upent of the Soperiutendent for that pure ‘AR, cut, Directors and Comps vy neorporated sank locate dl by the Bupetiv ue 4 Bank must be presented pap ent within t!» e fond in the hau 'A Se HUYLER, Superintendent. J oun MU HAVE No. 7 RUE 0. 8 WALL ec. ke. Commercial C: Terue Cirenlar Langs of Credit fou NROE Co, AMERICAN BANKFRE, REMOVED FROM No. 3 KUE DE LA PAIX 1 SCRIDF, PA Is. JOuN MUNKOE Co, AMERICAN BANKERS, No. 7 RUE 8¢ IRIE, PARIS, T. NEW. YORK, Travelers tu ak parts of Europe, on the lst of M Nasssu-st., north Treasury. IMONTON BA THO Cver Peor'v'e Noting se! A Mschaand and fle Ct RRL Ne. HN J LRéhire J, Stsonion Hauking of Five at, opposite aT,

Ler Room, N ATTORNFYS ER. SOLICITORS, ann) tupw 4 PP HE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK will REMOVE at of a3 to to thule Btw pi be To rb TON, 8. C, Vhhawn bailed. i Act to sushorize the forastion of corporations for hanical, or cherilenl purposes,” Jie Fob. 17, 1948, sud of A several acts extending and sending sod act. ‘The ob. jects for which the sEmpuny fs crganized are the wining and selfing [14 coal, aod the transection of business in pursuance of the above objects. The smount of the capital siock wes fixed at Thirty thousand dollars in the eriginul vcestiicdte of incorporation, sud on the 6th day of May, A.D. 1968 it was increased by vote of stockbe ders to Fifty thousand dollars, and the certificates required by law were duly tiled, and the amount of the capital stock now fy Filly thousand doliafe. The ter of exietence of sald Company is twenty years (roi the 26th day of Octo- ber, A. D. 1864, The number of shares of which the eitire stock now cousists le Live tiokead, and yf Rete: of Trustees who wan: He the concerns of said C opi gh and the names of those eiccled for the t year sin Fen W. Blancherd, Wu. R, Barr, Stephen D. Caldwell, Joseph Goppy and Andrew M. F, Davie. The sald Company was formed for the Jirpoe of carrying on some part of its busiuoss out of the State of New-Vork, namely, at Lafayette, McKean County, Vennsylvenia, sud the names of the Town and County stated (0 the original certificate of ine corporation ar thors in wich the pric ipa! part of the business “ol Abe C ‘ompany withiv this State to be transacted are the City of New-York wi the County of New Yo. k. Wa turther certify that ot tha Annual Meeting of i Company held in New-York Jan. 9, 1600, which was regularly called as req trod by law, it was voted by stockholders represen tug two-thirds o the stock to move (he principal ofiics of the Cogpeuy to Carzoiton sud to establish a branch office in the Clty of New-York We therefore do hereby certify thet the nares of the Town and County in which the privcipal part of the business of the Company withli this State is to be towns cted are Carrolton, in the County of Catioran Igo ww, aud a brane oflice is to be opened in the City of News York, County of New-York, P.W. BLANCUARD, President, W. R. BARR, 4.3 JW, aueyp Y, City and Covaty of New York, sw=On this 24th ay of Janoary, Frustees. A.M KF. bAVI A. 1. lsh, befors nie parsonally appeared Benj Blanchard, Prodd nt of the Bond Vein Cogl Lot puny, and Waa, I Barr, Josepn Guppy sud Andiew MM. F. Davis ‘Srnstees of sald Company, to me known to be the individoa's described in the toregoing certificate, 60 they sizued the said cerlticate before me, end schnow lodged that they sigued the same lor foe ipa therein mentione J.D. WHITE, Notary Public, New York, dawn Ww bit o 4 Seent fu Revove Samp. Notary dpabiie, £12 law 1m Copartnersiip Notices. 1 ISSOL UTION OF COPARTNE RSHIP. _ ~The firm of WALKER STEWART is dmeolved, this day, bw mutual cousert. The busivess of the hrm will be settied by W WALKER, who will continue the business iu Lis own A, at No. 480 Broadway, New York. WM WALKER New-York, April 26, 1666. JOIN STEWART. CRG fu Tob Joe he Gloves, Ranges, Lc. a a eh Aa ad dd AMERICAN HOT-AIR COOKING STOVE. warded the first premium st the New York State Falge ber and 1865 fa snenutactored FHEAR, PACKARD Co., Now. 1d and 19 Crepe ot, Alan, N. Y. nu u n r fc C it hb r street, from New-York, April 1006. r HE C OMMITTE 30, 1866, ut o'clock p. w. iy Fook soow No. 18 City 1Hall. bdr th Gow private consump! dations ae in their epinions will be further notice. orncs or THR STRERT Comntsaronun, 0 277 Brosdway, New Yor 0 CONTRACTORS, PROM SALS inclosed in a sealed envelope, indorsed with the title of the work, sud with ama of the bidder, written theveon, will be Jecetvas al this office nti! Thursday, May 19, 1806, at 11 o'clock a. For setting curb and gutter and flagging the sidewalks in Worth roadway (0 Baxter sticet, Blaok forme of proposals, together with tha specifications and agree. vents, can be ebiaived at this office. —~Dated Street Devariment, CHARLES O. CORNELL, Street Commissioner. on ORDINANCES of the BOARD OF COUNCILMEN will meet on MONDAY, April Ae x HL. KEENAN, GEORGE D. KELLOGG, HE COMWITTER on LAMPS and GAS of the Poard of Aldernien will meet on MONDAY, the 30th just, at DER H., KEKCH, Commitee, i m,, for the purpose of Cossidering the following preamble aiid reso ution: Whereas, The exorbitant ra very Inferior quality o ice now paid b the people of this city ws, both for public and domestic, use, is the source of constant and universal complaint, and imposes upon the omwon Council the duty of seeking for aud applying remedy; be therefore Resolved, That the Comunittes on Lamps and Gas be and they are ereby direcied to fully investigate the entire subject connected with the manofacture of gas in this city for lighting purposes; that a com- a ison be instituted between the cost and quality of the gas furnished the present gas com; nics aud that supplied to other large cities; visabllity of organizing a department or burvau in the Cit tehan with the doty of supp'ying gas for public an 1 fo all parts of our city be fully and csrcfully con- ed, and thet the Comittee Jeport thereon with suck recommen: wat ca'calatod to attain the desired byeet cheaper sud better gas tor illuminating purposes—at the eailiost practicable period All prisons luteresied are reps tally Cg 30 appear without FEWIS RORYERS, y if MeURIEN Ah WM. L. ELY, Committee, W ERs deinting, ANNA AAA SONS, No. 104 Fulton.st,— ARIS and LABEL MAMUFAUILIUR AAA M. B VE ROL LL STEAM JOB Fil fr Es farmers amd Others. TYY BONE deo FOR SALE BY MANUFACTURE Ree Pure FONF.DUST and esl BONE BUVER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, Aldon LISTER BROTHER, Ceres Mills, Newark, N J, A 1815.) i Ca re 7 WAL. EVERDELL 05, No, 104 Fulton.st,— WEDDING CARDS ead FIN. LATIONERY, (Established IN fr te I Nowe Yaik State, WE Corapany, C i ilo thro and will be sold b Tron. U'miren STATES MintTant RAILROADS, l Orpiop Assis: Ant QUARTERNAsTER, No, 25 OU sTREUT, Wasmingtox, D. C., April 2¢, 1956, ALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oflice until 12 w. Mouday, May 21, for the purchase from ths united States of all the iron work tor Lineteen spans of “Howe's Improved Truss Bridees,” consisting of the Hodes. Bolts, Plates snd Dowels, suitable for tha diffcrent spans, the latter varying in length om eighty to one bundred and forty-one feet "The iron is now stored at the works of the Cleveland Rolting Mill A lotaiied bill of t of oe jou, 0 m kned 0 plication st y y be ash, iu bob funds. To United States reserves the right to reject all bids, if uot deemed Tenn Pro,

Insvou'd be indorsed Proposals for gy purchase of Bridge CRILLY, Hrevet t Major and A. Q. HN U. 8. Army. YOR SALE CHEAP. —Valaable TIMBER LANDS, Vive, Sproce snd Hemlock, in Ween and Hamilton Countion, Also, at Far Rockaway, LL. 1 sven and Bay, Apply to 8. NUL LUN, ou th Feros iron sud the length AND Lonting en TL. Me: Beseir Nig C. Hentzel, pinger, W, Cordon. H. Geo, Hooker, Mrs. T. Ne R. Nagel, wife, Mrs. Mrs Wout, seers e, FROM} HK Torlotiing, FLOM Hubprt an oumpson, Carogas, J. danghter well, From New- ford, Lieut. Knowles ‘wife sud two chi! doen Del.eleibe, G, LE, M. Bennett, C.J. 8 Mrs, 0. Tuaks, Miss D. Mosie, Fieitman, L Guutier» family, Mes. D. Mullivebor, O, C, Vezin, Le orju, G. Brecker ona family, L. Haehilen sister. UG. OQ, Luby po lady, T. Schuet, M. A. Wangeuenn, Hesn and sist Hutchinson, H. H. H. Mazi Woodbury Kane ang J feld, A. Delile, Mr, A quer, Barge, J Mr. F F. Warren, George Philly s, Master W. S. Laug, GU. T. Lieut. R Tu steamslip Geveral Grant: 4. 1. U. Topham iteneale, Mis) Ni te Cindge Erskine. Wu Nightengale, Mist le, Mien Elie Nightengale, RC. Munzin, if, C. Richardson, R Vet'ar aul cbid, Mre i Gonsane, CO, Petes, BR, Geiryu ire, I K. Smith F r. Mita, S.J. Whiteside, P. Gersiack, Barton, K. H, Hi Mayo and wi ie, Emma yo, Mier Abiabanis, D. W, Ho Y and wife. J. Smith and lady, Cort H. Higzine, Geo, 8, Berg PR m. Howard, J. Barton, ne Howard, Miss Burton Joku Pondrell, F, Wise, James Lamb sod ou, KR. Derine, C, RK, Williamson, J. W. Hares C, Inderton, Ln Chapman, D. Turnuse, F. Place, R. Hebbard, T. Chan ihe Co D. Robinson, O, Montee. Wi. Cump and indy, I. Lordaco, J Jamieson, D. Trw ers, PB. Bonney, J. M. Harris, J. Thoiupeon, E. ‘Riker, Charles Hep per Dan T« nuey, and 35 in stee rege. FOR SAVANNAI— Cohn snd brother, James I. Gundy P. i. Smith, nugee and chit ren, In Stesn ship Missouri—Miss M. Kensey, J J.D. Hicky, L. L. Brigesin, Lavra "Gordon, C. M, Ben Hendrickson, {i van ard wife, H. L. Wiliams, with, F. T. Holster, G. M. Ser t Willa L. Bartlett, Ww, B, ilill, C. il. Ha» pun, Baten. 8, B. T. Bernard, Frederick Joy, George A. McDoosld, A.B A. McCloskey, C Wm. Harrison, P. ds Whhaon, T. I. Raymond, A. Hiteheock. esq, C.J Boe ber, Miss Hinsawey, D. Anderson, from Toronto; From SOUTH AMPTON iS BRE MEN=I: RJ Young, A.J “hompson wy family, if, Dayton, go Osear Croeneron, Henry Cooper, Col. ny 2 n. Thos. Ringold, James J. Haneoe MN John 2 Burhw, E.'S. Rob, i. Gor con, Colin dw, Shean, aud 8 soe Jusssugete ieamatiy Terman v. Mrs. GU, Berebotin, Traub, FE. M.icher ily, (3, WwW, Cail au Rherm teke and serveut, P. Calsar and tan children sud servant, Ais i Ouberg, Misa HL avd brother, W, Luhw I. Lube, P, Matz, Nine 1. Nippes, T. Schack Ambracht, Biss C. “ci ook, Mise 8 Judeid Mw. ML I. Jolius oi elildren, Miss A er, Jive H.W illnanu, Mocks 1 isle, T, Faveten Eiebest, DD. Han, G. Menke, bo Kn, wud ober SW.OKLEANS in steel p Mor posn=-G, E, Wil and: Ww peipiey end children, J, 11. Me fen and 4 chilirem J Claichor eM, Ham Mal J.B. Tay'or NM ek oti, GL VV, MeFee, MB, Wale Cott, Ian. Mashbes, Mrs. Graves, Mrs, Sherwmn, J. Giaves, gf Losasns, sud WN ie bw

a So. Posscogers Arvived, TAVEE~ln steaviship Arego—-J. Woods, Mroand Mra S. Roses, [lre, Charles King, Mis ree, BC, Tow wend, Ogden Giley is, James Beuker Mrs, Marie Biasouf and Mise Blasaut, Mise Macy Vost, Louis De Co pot, Ms, JM. De Coppet, Miss Laurs De Co poet, Mise ¥liza 1 conpet, Edward, Henry, and Loais D, De iat, Liar, Mim Louise M, Crane, Cooper il low and, Mm. E. P, Lewis, Mee. Catharine Kinder, Mr, Brooks, Ads “Rohe rt Eoll, Walter Priucess, Me sud Mrs, John Parker, Dr. hr ws P. Mes. Minnie Grout Qubriel D. Rumice, James P. Reynard, Edward Rat Ho, K F. Kn phone, Mis. R, F. R s, Miss Marie RR. Janet, T. Hewson, Jumnes R. Egton, Ch f, Belton and lady, Mus AN Salton, Myr. snd Mrs. Jumes R, bi Ho e and servant, BB, IL helter, F.C, Greyton, nea, LER Prince, lady and scivaut: ust, P. Bren RN. 7 Thowason, Mis. Mr. McGavie, Mr Tras ETN Miss Stauton, bent Annie R, patosl ip Lulayetle Mr. Bull, Mr. Aus i end Mes, Bervard, Ma rp. yp al Irs, Aul Rd. ta vile: Mrs, Klingews «AN o, Mr. snd Mrs re i I ehiid and waidy Messrs, Benson, Helderntuan, Heid Lu pau'd. He unch, Ravoux, Be te Hold, Mrs. Berthold and cli'd, M M siowart, Mz, and Mea Herenbourg snd won, (4 years of “1 Mes, Leres, Mess s Corniche Tacquinot, Brown, Kicshhofsr, Miss Pecail'y, Miss Victorine Ramos sen, Miss Marere, Messrs. Aub, Lebreeht, Lot Decailly, D. Chap vey, Lenjauwiln, U rot, (2 Mew, Cerot, (2 san Fraveo, (2) Mrs, Frenne cis Cerot. Jacob Zicimer, T. Schmid, Rebost Giesel, Curl Brand rior, Ray'd Fort; Mrs, Pailler, Mrs, Welto sod Child, Mrs. Mine Michael, Mra, Georges, 6. Koclte, Victor Kranzer, Messra, Jes (3), Dorval, Joshi, Forrest, Thos. Brown, Hey Verlet, Te ob. Farr, Foley, Cru, sud Tanselioe EW.ORLY A TAA steamship api dani. Beorge d son, Delton, lady end 6 children, W. G, Jemen, 3 M. Garclan, Corajon, A M. and It. Had Rufor, Aveugano, J. Tuam, A. \V. Foster, Mr, Tne 2 wards snd wife, Mr Shephard, R. Bally I. See W Nii Orleans to Fortress Monroe=Capt. Clhosle, Abrahams and 119 enlisted men, Sullivan itty Mis E. Robertson, J. Loeb, A. Mart Harrod, F. Hl. Lebesq Borartaud servant, H. ees Tourn, J Mined ics E. Sitlian, wife, servants ad 2 idee, O. H. i Koguam, R. nha PB i. Kivers and wife, H. M. Dyer, feb, ile and cidrom and wife, I. Lavi, wile aud child, BFix Q, Schnel A M. J, Hise, wile and child L. Loeb, ew vautand 3 children, J Lebesgue acd wife, Mo IL Roush. Ms Renshaw, Mrs. Barron, F. A, Miler, A Moose, De) Rites, T. J. Walking, Dr. Boussae, A Mover JL McLaughlin Turaball, ao! 1 CHARLY ETO In Steaws’ pF vy HM Souder AR Coline, LH Banle, Rev. LL. MW CW. tadon, ML. yw har, Capt amrdoen Moa Archer Mise Ale, Len ol mes Ve

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1866. 7 F.¥. Bernidon, J. Q Os Mrs. Paskey and daughter nr we hy CH 240 MA Lure Mors MonumiCutrsten® quit be $1a2 ou of Tebre Pri), 1.200 CHOLERA 27 QUARANTINE, ravion 5pites io tho Powom of the man bred on around such locality PTE shal FROM ST. JAG DP Steamship Fab Kee—Mr. wod 6 Clerk at Chamul's, a bo rE the em has been of the be the The Butler Gold Unee, If they are not filed by that mime, (hey Will mothe placed on goog iy ro ony Dre. Swinburne and Bissell— fcCUstoned Ae os crtfat Lad, osfien so un. stopp rots fo, Mipolu: ea. assists oun ave on the J tion in him. MS Thirteen New Unses and Five Deaths—Ad- been so familiar w that, under ordinary circumstances, we hi 1 commissioners or thoir agents or y ower, Itis only when trial Which said assistant commissioner shall Alp dik ymodntions for Pre. full to perceive their y or y and suffer. ceed onal Aceon the Sick—Pre 198 Cole that we Eel the. r full force and besuty, 1t has been di to Mre. H. T. Dolend. Mrs. Boruc, J. Camas, Cow the first Monday calendar, but will have td €0 over to the third Monday of May. By order of the Court. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THR CITY AND wim C. Coser, (lerk OOUKTY OF NEWw.YORL. M1 ALMANAC. Andrew W. Smith and Samus! Swith ug. Benjamin F. Butler he plage. or v Wi Pon Rises... 5:00 vind 1 sont Rises... 7:41 Some diffeulty has arisen in tis suit about tha SURROGATS COURT ApnrL, 28. puratious to Ment the Epidemic, objected that the teaching Mf Chris are not original, Some- Tas to bTePoited to exist, and canse the said animal or N 5 rn y shert rf anit 3 al calendar af zane Jf nb ARYL AE a os LET para Sandy Hook.... 7:53} ce ous Si30 Hull Coles aes ees 10:15 bts of tog Sheri to Joes, The suit, it wii ba remembered, Too 0 Hig ou ndar of Issues of faet, w ill commence Tho last report from th hospital ship Falcon gives thing similar to them has been Tio tro ings of varions to all other Jutased trom af connection or proximit’ with of 088 0 y vy Gen. Batler when in commend of aesday, May 8, 1566, Ey order of the Surroent é 2 1 douths that 41 ancient and heathen philosopher. 5 0 i 1 Cirint other precautions koe Fumitndt order, by take sped Jonx T. Const o number of now eases and d¢ at occurred from noon accepted the truth, wherever it existe ouohed ull truth and if in bis opinio Mesgures as A necessaryy y’ tod n the disease shall be incurable of in the nniverse, He came not to destroy, bat io fulfill.” He threaten to spread to other \s Bina 2 obi did not, like some reforn declare that ali «Vetere and he. diately to be sl antmals, to day seemed somewhat lke that which oceurs In the firing jive wii 4 Loicrs, 7 slaughtered, their remaj e'® which had previously existed were erronsods ana Wrong. and ali places iz which tue ns to be Geeply buried, kept, to be cleansed and said animale have been confined Whatever was ood in them he necented, Ee was the 10 New-Orleans of some gold in the possession of the plaintiffs ihe suit was settied by the Rirende: of the goid to the lie ti but this difficulty bavisg arisen, Gen. Butler suiniited the following eflidavt; bat SOEPRING INTELLIGENCE, Clerk 10 tho Surrogate's Court. of Thursday uatil noon of Friday, The lull of the previous atc COURT CALENDAL-TaIS Dav. a battle. An occasional shot reminds us that the hin FORT OF NEW-YORK...... vApE 2 City and County of New-York Lienjamin Dutler, the do- SurReME CovnrT—GENERAL TrrM.—Adionrned to 8 et v— fondant iu tie above vetion, being first duly sworn, doth de. May 5. CisoUT—PARTS and Li—Adjoarned for the term. erenmy is near, but biz silence indicates a moveruant that will ment of all previous theology. Ie did not denounce all 19 above mentioned; and also to pi 21 any of HE a eg ved. 280 AD say as followe: SPeeiAL TEiM—Adjourned for the term. CHAMDERS—Nov. ke Lhe eoining attack wore effeetive and doadiy. So also Jewish system of religion, but he tanght, by preeept and locked or barred so as to prevent son azn tu be That he da 8 Sitizen of the Stata of Massachusetts, residing 90 00. 74. 71. 67, 96, 77, 111, 113, 116, M7, 118, 11¢, 120, 124, 195, toh the epdeuio at Quarantine. No adigissions Sud only example, that the spit which this system wis intended to Aimals of a like Kiud for 8 period of af least oun reer: of vA n ee deaths, I Dr Bissell, under date of the 26th; on the fnculcate was of more importance than any forms. lle at- antmal thus sldaghtered shall be appraised iy i ay in the City of Lowell; that on or before the 16th dey of May, 126. Geueral cali—No. 134 Bean ship Brealng Star yr saey, Waw Orleans, James A Raynor in the year 1861, he was duly commissioned by the resident SureEnior Cornt axd Count or Coxmumox PrLiss— Ud, Vall, New Ozieans, il Crom LAA ell, Vail caus, I. B tacked all systems of wrong, not preaching against them vision of the sald Commissioners, sid one-half of the v Zith, thirteen admis a _ ation 4 he 1) a" e to From The Detroit Post of Friday. he Ue to Was Co. No dete tar. 3412 Jon. 7443 exchenaed siinas 1806, this depouent, through bis counsel, peid to said Pierre. Major Geo telegriobed repeatediy not to send any iope tend 1a the pressing wants GL LES Wad FM be aitacke; with that a y 4. But especially factories and mills everywhere, weele wi i i Fat v. ht 8S, steatier Swatara, last pout the amount of £50,000 in gold certificates which he priconers; he either showed me the telegrams or subd bo tad his, 11s pr BRILL Lg Bg i RR OTT aan Last evenin about 10 o'clock, while an employé of en. colton. linen, iron, &e.. oven 40 being dee Go atmo, bon t, Jag. officers and crew all brought from Massschasetts for this purpose, and received a reported the place unfit for a large prison and they answered o. ty i on sopplied with the Detrois and Milwankee Raliroad Company was rolling a de Copper, pi 1 to A wl og brig receipt. ws copy of which is coniaiu in Schedules BB hereto that they won'ld sead some one to inspect It; the (Governm: nt a! the pecessn’y medicines sud comforts for those who uisy be seized yard of eugene oil from the SOB pat 8 buildings, ac the foot voted to all possible manufactures, cach factory the i= vy i hn for New-York loidng; bag Dove bound Eade owned a smail space of ground there, less than 20 acres, Bot with the fatal epidemic, sp weil 8s Use ls best eadeavors to ruppross Of Brashest., In this city, to those of the. Great Western Rail i ren rfect village reating and %s N Fuily wood. son. 60 “Flat this deponent at the time of the commencement of this more than was enclosed—1 am under that impression, The v same, road Company a oialeg, where It was to be stored, the barrel mediate parent of a perfect vi did and both mH tieston, 60 hours, with action meainst him, and at the time the Writ f attachment was ground at the pou of the prison v "a w and damp; It was The Amo bation fs to be Sulusted sntively vy HOSA n from arg pe R os Ind hee haji a Suoper to Tepais supply.og a market for surronnding villages, Her Sincapore issued vga he propery of this depouent, and at not a swamp=—thal is not close to the well; the power to im ho citizens wpe FOE, Ant) essentially necessary that soma tho cask, and stop the flow of ol, anc Walle tils operation i iri contigs and P oe 0 time of the rt ie ihe rect, had ne has ho i wl bio press 1 underst od to be limitad by act of Congress; I rover (Tavis 5 N. SRE aad New bon a Win oT a _ Inte Hownd was betug perfor wed some one passed with a light, Le gas Win tis West shal ureleig pty ile for “this Was nay roe 4 0 prop iy real or person Lor mised, w lI was tue subject of exercised tho power or after ped to exercise ii; there wers pop fr P Com hey Ws big ‘We have pg at from too escaping ofl communicated therewith, setting fire ja- uous extent of fruit trees, ornamental and shade trees, I ai Ls r mize WaiCh Yo! Pod wi Ine 4 o the poor st rom yeio “ye a ne: kl ho 2 WN attachment fr the State of New x ork. generally officers desigrated in the quartermaster and con metropolis many who are and will be unable to procurs the necessary sant ant hoi tol Dorel and its goutenis. An exlposion at dwelling-houses, publie buildings and factories, we shat{ he Jog Aud this deponent further saith, that no property of any missary departments tho country wus dis ded into sections oo iatances shou!d they become victims to the fearful disease the main oneo “lioved, and the burning oll ran down along the dock ia b f h i furth d 1 Tt Eg kind belonging to htm was ever attached by the Sueriff of the and the officers weve assigned to them; I never supposed oljact of this Association being to attend bo their wants gratuiic ly, alle; otions, communicating to other barrels of kerosene ready for w Bl er develop as to moans yw 4 City f Ne tk. Bo nnder the sal sart. bad the power to impress real or personal property, 1 never tis the inteution of those belonging to this Association to remm'n h upon tae mises until, with almost lightning rapidity, the of protection against tornad ven their Brig a (of Demers i1ill. Cienfuegos, 14 diye, with City end County of New-York, act snder the sald attacl i proj 3 Ei Pp y abd to's a tad rh Ppl lamtme leu:veges, YE Wh suger ment and by virtue thereof, or any lien whatever obtained examined the lawto see w! or bad tie power; I should the city dariog the cowing Bummer and render all the seslstance that Haines Feu sed the freigot “house and passcuger depot of the perhaps. Not but that much may meanwhile dome Solr. Lester, Berry w- Ledford for Philadelphia, unon this depovent’s property whatever, by any proceedings think Major Gee had no right to impress; he had to make ies 1s Shes power 3 atti frags tf v Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, aud the freight boat Wiud- a right mode of building, a subject which thus forms Soir. Slaiiuew Vaseer, gr, Carwtie, Wareham, sails. Lad under said wilt, aud further this deponent saith not, Requinitivn ob the officer dashrant 4 bo Sony om. in citys Bh prope: ua, Ses ake Jian tos ead ug eusieinen Rll sop, Srbiek yas} Ct on TI ike Hodes oid of the now question of cheaper aud better houses. SENJ. F. BUTLE John A, Foqua sworn--Lives in Terborough, N, C.; was In ag Er. Eg y poi S abby MK LL soon Ed. i LENJ. F. BUTLER. k will be engaged in advance and ready to give all care and attention to wove 2'niage of seething, ores ing flames, At the Ame of the Hammonton, N. J, April 9, 1866 Josera TREAT. the sick. Should the cases prove fatal arrangements will be made for decent interment and procuring headboards, so that the remains may Lercalte: be found by the relatives, Ihe Association hopes the citizens of New York will not be back. the Confederate service; went out as First Lieutenant iu the Spring of ir6]; was promoted to command of a compan; in the Yall of 1862; remaised in the field untid May, 1563; was dis abled by wound at the battle of Chauceliorsyilie, and when Spoken, Prac back, April 7, laf. 42, lon. 80. from Antwerp for Boston Vista vil 21, off Insgus, from St, Marc for New York breaking out of the fire, there were some 55 men engaged at work on the boat and premises, and in the confusion of the moment and tho {righ incident thereto, some lost all presence of mind, and Instead of endeavoring to subdue the flames, Sworn and sabseribed before me this 10ih A pril, 1866, Jous XK. -Hackuit, Notary Public. City and County of New-York, ss: Join K. Hackett of said BROOKLYN NEWS,

FT Fue ity. being duly s that Le iz informed and believes Haw Milchen—bstk, (Br.), lat. 30 38 8. lon. BOGE. from Eo being duly sword, says thal Le i form Bed br 4 af the batils of oes the chibse i back siaid oud ooh io aonb) that sald writ of attachment issued inthe above entitled eo it for duty wes assigned to Salisbury; went there in March, ward ln contributing freely to this glorious wi Jast cause, sad thal ib Adsinids lor Lotded, 45 days out he has never boon returued by the Sherif that sach informe: 604; wit sho second in command tid Bradley Johnson came, will enible ya mi to eqs wr ide a. headauaters of the Assosls Fustied ir whi and fro alng the rod to from A DaxGRROUS {urge COMMITTED POR RIAL westlife i rah and otk O ne was the 1 tor-Linn y 1 h “it bs the fncention of Lav.ng, beside the headquate e heat in o river, and were np while un tw N Whalers. hy hie 1 ry 1 ol A T we Da de lation a pee Pefore Tore Jamies $1) Sw reg tion, several sub offices lo dillcront portions of tha city wheto the die the docks, or floating down (hs aoe, 2 oanwhile loping te John Wilson, alias CLfl, a desperate and well-known thief, Bark Sax Queen (of Weniport), Gifford. from ludian Ocean, St. He: bo Cierk of this re tod further, from Addison Brown, he came, there Wes ho clangs in the rules governiag the 16 vatablish hovpltaie. Should oh the deri ah 1 wrapped in fro swung loose from ber moorings and floated was convicted before Justice Dailey on Satarcay of breaking leas Jao. 27, wer. wl Sew: Bediond 20th inst, with 195 bbls, sp. oll. #2q., oue of the plaintifl 's atiorueys in this action, prison; betore that time, communication between prisoners pujents tony be temoved asd placed under the care of the hospital dow (he river, Hghting up the shores on either side and re- open the show window of J. Morgan Co.'s jewelery storey Pitasem, 14 TRIOHN R. SACERTTY, gudany sites wae prohibited, aod th Tulse. Jesatuel In gbyeictius asd sures’ ind ng one of the rw boats sho Rebels seat dows the Mis No. 28 Fourthat. E. D., on Friday night. and theres worn and subseribed before me this 18th April, 1866, orce alter he got there; when the prisoners first arrived art from a watch. He waa also nized a8 Me w bith et 3 Plsagtop. Sy A TR CTHERLAND, Notary Publi Now. York City. there was only Freeman's battalion, a prison guard of Re p Ad fast ho burning steamer struck the foot of Woodward: (Le same window on the evening of The 14th inst., ite Tati (fr). from Livirpeol Jor Sen Friueiis, het bien JUDGE PIERRFFONT TO GEN. BUTLER. three eoinpanics; soon afterward a eompsny of North A PILLAR OF FIRE ON EIGRTH-AVE, avo, and being momentarily held fast, the captain of the forry- gol two gold watches, valued at 8100 each. When Wilson Be gevtei os taken 10 Toh ry oy. $236 wold o6 sho io) for $1,508 No. 16 WALL-8T., NEW-YORK. Janoary 20, 1666 Carolina reserves aud oth Norih Caroline Kegt: A boat Detroit ane eeded in groppling sod lowicg her into deep oryeqted by the police of the Forty-afth Precinct, a of c i n aud the crew were left on the island. 3 went. not exceeding L200 er 1,300 men in al; Mheeking Accident on Sntarday Night—Three watdr in the middie of ue river, wuere she could no longer skeleton keys, formidable looking 6-izch biede Kuife, be endanger valuabie property, watch which he had last stolen were found on his person. Major-Gen, BUTLER— Dear Sir: The facts and eireumstances which you commuticaled ut uy oflioe yestercay ehonid satisfy any reasonable man that apusdant probable eause appeared at the time to Justify you as u public eilicer 1n the original taking es soldiers they were very tuditferont; the majority were old men and boys thoroughly ignorant of military discipline and dritl, nnd netlicient; I think the oflicors gave Lhe ennracter to the troops, they were the same kind of wen; my ollico was Men rightfully Burned— Cause of the Ace In passing Droati-st. a man, sinee ascertained to be Mr, Dap. Samm. lin a id PL ia a native of Ireland, 21 years of age, aud has been frequ cident—Strange Mpeciucle in the Mirect—A Melony JRaMdIng oh hy ood My indsoy, before in the hands of the police, TH Justice prrorbin Ho was rescued by some oltisens, who pat off to his to the County Jail to swat the action of ihe Graad Jury. vu 8. Light-houeo schr. Vigilint wes wrecked sbout seven miles from Kay Wat (mo dae), havi 2 run shore in the night. Most of She maiorials will be waved. Vessel a total los, Soli. Four Sisters wae wrecked near Esgdad 10th inst. Beli. Now-York (of Garduer, Me.), Dow, {rom Boston for Savannah, with a cargo of fer, wer totally lost off Jintiug lsland, 5. C., on the Blot lu. Crow ali save a. Memoranda, Bhi ear Tuoserton, N. J, luli Butz Rollug Wave, from Havana for Portland, arr. at Fortress Mon €0e, 24th inst. leaking She ds loaded with sugar and wolasses, Bor. Harriet Gerimer Con New York for Gloucester, previous'y reported wsbiore on Chitlem Desc, has been got off with little daa oge, and proceeded. Imparstrice Flizibetta, from Trieste for New York, ashore waier, has been abandoned. cama Port-MWarden’s Notice. Z Evare or Nw You Pows- Wanorss' Orrier, No, 104 W cordance with sec p entitled An Act to Ile s Wardens' Office of the Port of New-York.” to sll per eons iniatagtal in, Or hav. uhtge ol, Lie suiject matter of such wing vessels are now Qader ~xamination by the Port Wardens, and thet the said rurveys or d willim teu cays vezi succeedlag thie NOTICE is hereby given, w tion 4 of the ned pa April 4, 1£ organi t Soquiry, ex springiion or enrye 7, that the fo RSL Lue WI be con} 0%. on Dore sald veesc.r; £aamahip Arage... SIA Bork Auld Reekic Mark Minn Hark Gio Bris Mary M. WW. Brig E. Windust....... Rehr, Maria L. Davis Bolin, Madison Hoe J. Ava’s Famurnan. Se-vctary, MINTHORNE TOMPKINS, President nr Blind Tom und the Colored Peopie, Fore Editor of The N.Y. Tribune, dsr NTA 5 an 1 Biz: With my wife and danghter I went to Irving Hall to bear the wonderful Blind Tom.” $0 tak» seats, when a roan connected with the entertainment said to us, ‘colored persons ere not allowed ia this hall: Those serrounding Our presence, Sinetes another usher informed me that the proprietor wished Legge ud enjoy a few moments two watehed ne, bu 1nd Indigoaut, Mcrowas a wan Wek what he is pleases! to call the lowest lin R afk boy, once Lis #1.ve and usinz his gifts to enrioh him. That blind boy is allied to me By color nud by oppression, and yet I aw unfeelingly told I ust aot hear him. Do wot thé cirenwetanees warrant the e'usion that such warnger is nol the proper guardian of 4bo interost of a blind Wile Liack boy, and should not geverilialess we quietly seated ourselves, 88 did uot seem dirluibed by 8 to come to the door 8 of Lhe places I Lad jurchased. [on icomen approached n nos, 1 fell hary, morti! golf without due compensation, Qacour. rods t= The Rev. H. Kipniva of Richmond, Va., swell Roow a us the first editor of Fhe Keligiovs Herald, aud wore ro soatly of The Baptist Frea ber, wishes 10 epend the remainder We next proceeded of the fifty thousand (550,00) delicrs in gold from Samuel bmiith Co. Fully socepting your assursnce that the gold has been kept ready to be banded over to whomsvever might appear to be entitied to it, I proposes to receive the same for my cliente, snd thus to end controversy which an earlier weetiug between us would have relieved of a good deal of misunderstanding. Very respeotiully yours, FDWARDs PIERREPONT, Counsel for Samuel Switk Co, GEN. BUTLER 10 JUDGE PIERLLPONT. WARHINGTON, Jan, 31, 1866, Hon. LDWARDS PIERKEPONT—Dhar Sir: 1 am gratilied that upon exuimination of tho caus of your clents, Sanuel Switch Co., by the light in which it appeared to me, you ure satis fil that sufficient probaly o cause existed for taking the 80, 000 at New-Orleans to Justify w7 ection, as a public officer, in go doing. During the whole time I was in the serviee of the Govern: went, 1 have detained the money, subject to the claims of the party justly entitled to it, wh the LU uited States or your clients, Certainly J never claimed that iv belonged to me, 1 Lave notified the Qoverninent of the suit which bas been pronght against me, and asked that it Le defended for tue ben. elit of the United States After waiting mere than a year this has not heen done, 1 em now ont of tho service, ard ae private citizen do not feel myself calied upon to defend ou controversy for the Govern- ment, in which I can have no interest, when the intervated party does not see fit to defend itscll, 1 cannot with any safely pay the money. to the United Slates, because then I shoud have no protection but the chance of getting a bill for ny relief through Congress in ease Judgment shoud beob- tained by your clients against me. Although 1 believe that tuis meney belongs to the Ugited States by right of capture if not otherwise, vel, Irom thesd con. siderations I shak pay over the sum cal tured, to youn, upon re. ceiving a release of the suit and cause of action from your cliente, leaving the Government to its remedy (if it bas any) against them, 1 am toe tuore ready so to do, becanse yoer noie rellaves me fiom all impuiatiens of any wrolgial ect in its capture or detention. 1 am, respectiully, jours Bor 1x). F. ButLeR, THE RECEIPT. New-York CoMuoN VLRAS Samu Swith and Andrew W. Smith agt. Benjaaivi F. Butler, —1n considbration of the sum of Fifty thousand dollars, 19 gold, received by the undersigned, the attorney nud counsel for the plaintiff, the above suit is gested in fall, ard to be dismissed Without costs to either party. The defendant, as part of this settlement, is to setlio with the Sheriff for his legal fees in thie case, and a release frow the plaintiffs is also 10 he obtained and delivered to the defendant by tbe undersigued. Jo0w ARDS PIERRE PONT, January 31, 1860, Attoroey and Counsel of Plaintiffs, Jolix K. Hackers, Attorney and Counsel of Dofe dant, per Jas. T. Bravx, tp SUPERIOR COURT-—SrgciaL i EuM—AVRIL 28. Leflore Justice MONELL. DECISIONS. George H. Frank'iu agt. James 1. Pinckney.~- lo- ti ted. gry C. Brevoort et al. agt. The Usited Slates Potent Baking Company eb nl.—Motion granted. Garrett P Gergen agt. Lucien Dubewet of a).—Motion for extra sliowance of $00 grauted to defendant, George Krota agt, Charles Seellert, ete.~Motion granted without costs. with the commandant of the post, at prison headquarters; orders in regard to the von-intercourse of the citizens and pris. oners cate from Michmond; they were that po communica. tion whatever was to be permitted; I have frequently seen persons permitied to visit their friends or to ay provistons in through an officer; I think there was no discrimination be- tween prisoners of war and Confederate prisoners; there was a man detelled to accompany the provision wagon from the commisanry to the prison bake house; his duty wis to see that the provis.ons issued by the commissary were conveyed in side; up to the time the prisoners of war went there, the cooks were Confederate convicts or Federal deserters, after. ward prisoners of war, Foundering of the Feninu Nhip of State—The Fenlan Chiclinins of the G'Yiahony Persuan- sion Qaarrcling Among Themselves—EKillian Believed to be No Hetier Than He Qugbt to Fe --Mtephens Snid to Be in New-York. The Feuian ship of state, which we were assured would sail so maguificently on the tide of revolution into the qoi- et haven of an Irish Ropublic, “one and indivisible,” is alroady slmoet wreck, owing to that fata! Qssgreement and discord which has always been the bane of Irish revolutionary moye- ments. Theecrew who wore to man” the erafi are quarreling among thomarlvos, and apply expletives neither elegant nor cholee to each other, The O'Makonyits, dired of abusing the Saxons and the Roberts party have commenced to abi-e one au- other, and symptoms of a grand erash are being daily developed. For some time past mutterings of discontent with the uetions of certain Union-square officials have been heard, and at the present time there is a very good prospect thatthe storm will soon como and probubly sweep away foreverithat which wasy consider 6 delusion and a humbug —Fenlanism, Mr. KE, Doran Killian, or rather Gen. Killian is generally believed to be “no better than ho onght to be” and to that gentleman is attributed the present disastrous condition of the Fenian cause, Maury persons go so far as to assert that he has be- teayed the cause” and bas been acting in comeert with his quondam friend, Mr. Darey MoGieo of Canada, with the object of dismembering the brotherhood. The moneys now cows In but slowly; the sale of the bonds bas entirely fallen away and the old enthusigsm and excitementspver the expected down. full of the Briton and the establishing of the Irish Repgblio are no more. The arrival of Mr. Killian in this city was yoaier- day expected by a few who still repose coufidence in him, while others go so fur as to desert that he will not make his appearance at Usion-square for some time to come, in in stated by few of the initiated that Stephens reached this city last week, and is at present located in Lwenty sixth st. Mr. Stephens is sail to he devoting his time to a revision of the accounts end the general internal mansgement of the Moflatt Mansion, and It 1s prosamed that Le will of course audit them “correct,” and issue o call for “‘more on Others sssert that bo is not hers, never was here, never will be bere, and in fact hes no existence whatever. We areagain threatensd with a series of meetings, Large posters decorate the dead walls along the SBceond-ave. and other portions of the city where the Celta “do love to congregate,” calling on the Feniana not to “let the ebip of State go down,” acd an- nouncing a weeklong at Lamwany Hall some tune during the coming week. Fraz 18 DROADWAY.—At 14 o'clock on Saturday Man Enveloped in Fiames. bouse. An accident of a terrible character occurred in the basement of tho premises No. 4#2 Eighth-ave. on Baturday night. The police and passers-by were apprised of the disas- ter in a most novel and terrific way, which was no other than thot of a burniog man rushing through the street and scream. ing wut the top of Lia voice. The night was qnito dark, and the spectacle is described by eyewitnesses to Lave been of a most appalling character, They wero suddenly astonished nud alarmed appeared to be a column of fire, about 15 fect in hight, burst. ing from the basewent of the tenement mentioned, and rush. ing down the strect at on foarful speed, accompanied by the most sppatiing screams, which apveared to fesne from the vory busomn of the blazing shaft, Women and children fled in ter ror, many of the people probably regarding tie spectacle with superstitions awe, aid oven bardy men were, for the moment, paralyzed with fear, The rushing, roaring, howling mass of flame sped down the street, like au omen of death, for nearly an entire block, the wild flames scorching the awnings and sizn boards overhead. ne they leaped high np into the sky, and flinging a lurid luster over the street, while, at the same time, the accompanying eLrieks tnereased in volume and intensity, uni oo finally eensed, The ilar of fire swayed to aud fro, and fanally fell to the ground, The police then became aware that the flaming colamn was a burning man, whose elothes had taken fire from the explosion of n kerosene lamp, occasioned by carclessuessin the basement of No, 42 Eightivave. The unfortunate man (Antoine Keleh) ‘was osred for, but it is not expected that he can recover, J wo others, the proprietor and a men named George Delf. man, were also dreadfully burned. The fire in the premises was extinguished by the efforts of the police, with the loss of ouly 850 to the proprietor. The Rev. Dr. Chapin at C3eper Hall. The Fourth Universalist Congregation, presided over by the Rev. Dr, E. H. Chapin, baving at last been com, pelled, like so many other of the lostitutions of our city, to yield to tho encroachments of business, have abandoned their well known and elegant church on Broadway and, until the completion of the new edifico which they are now erecting, will occapy on each Sabbath mornivg and evening the Large Hall of the Cooper Institnte. Yesterday wornicg was the second occasion of their thas vecupying. The announcement 10 Cooper Hall appeared to have attracted thither many strangers in addition to his own congregation, aud the worsing services were attended by a that Dr, Chapin would preach at t large audience, the preacucr selected Lis text from the 220 verse of the fourth chapter of Luke: For his word was with wer.” Verbaps the most striking characteristics of the teachings of Christ was the more than human sathority with which he taught, The expression in the text was used in reference to Lis preaching at Capernaum, bat the same Jreutiarity is fre- fe. We are else. where told that the people were astonished at his doctrine, for bo taught as one having authority, and not as the Seribes,” There seems to have been a peculiar vitality and power in Christ's pereonal presence and his manner of teaching which fmpressed every one who heard him, and caused the multitude to flock to listen to him. ‘The power whiek he displayed in his al presence. Wo are quently alluded to in all the scoounts of his) miracles was mauifest In his at first by what assistance in a small boat, and taken to the American Hoilel, {n.this ity, more frightened than hart, Officer Peter Grogan, Mr. William Barrell, and Mr. West. brook broke into a boat-house, and, taking therefrom au old waterlogged craft, pushed out to ho rescue of the drownin men, who were endeavorin to support themselves on pieces o board and floating boxes, They succeeded in saving four per- sons; but two others perishod before they could reach them. TLere were, undoubtedly, several lives lost but, Is the hurry and confusion of the mowent, we could not learn positively of any other than these, A loaded freight train which, ewlng to the intense heat eonld not be removed, was also ignited, and the greater por- tion consnmed. The mails from the East, and those going West, were destroyed. The baggage was bat partially re. moved, and many valuable papers nging to the Company were citber burned up or so trampled under foot in the mud as to be entirely useless and illegible. The houses on the oppo- pite sido of the street were on'y saved hy belug kept soaked with water, Furniture of sll kinds was removed and the dwellings emptied of their contents, Along the docks down the river a mamber of small frame buildings were allowed to bnrp, es more valuable property noede attention. Several men who were attempting to re- move she valuables ia the upper story of the main office nar. rowly essaped being smothered to death by the smoke, all the ladders and methods of communication with the street having been taken away in the excitement of the moment. Their cries for belp attracted the attention of those below, and they wero finally rescued from their periocs situation, A large pile of lumber was thrown into the river to prevent its being eon- sumed. Some, however, having ignited, floated down the stream, adding, with its balf-extinguisbed light, to the ghastly grandeur of the soeno. The loss is estimated by several officers of the compar r at $500,000, and thie will, probably, in view of the damayn to roperty aid the delay in carryiog on the busiucass of the road, a very light estimate. THE RBINDERPEST, R— a— The Law of the State, AN Act to prevent the Introduction and spread of the disease known as the Rinderpes end for the protection of the flocks and herds of sheep pud cattle in this State from destiuction by this and otber infections dlsceses. Passed April 0, 1066; three-fifths being present. The People of the State of New-York, represented in Senate and Assembly 20 enact as follows: Section 1. It ghall be the duty of the health officer of the port of New-York, In addition to the dni‘es now ime posed on him by existing laws, to examine and iugaive whether any avimals ave brought iu any vessels arriving at sald port in violation of any regulation of law passed by the Congress of the United States probibiting the importation of such animals, BEC. 2. Whenever any animal brought as a ship's cow, with no intention of landing the same or of violating any such law or regulation of Congress as aforesald, the same shall be care- fully examined and kept in quarantiue for tho space of at least 21 days, and if any symptom of the infection or incubation of the disease commonly kuown a8 the rinderpest or any other infections or contagious disease shall present themselves, it shall be the duty of the said health officer Smamediate cause ho said animal or animals to be slaggiitered, snd their remains boxed with a sutlloleat quantity of quick ime, sul- phata ot iron or other disintectant, and with satficient weights placed in said hex to prevent the and to be rp DEADLY ASSAULT BY A MAX AXD His Wire. —Pab rick Dompsey aud his wife, aged respectively 34 and 28 years, were on Saturday arraigned before Justice Dalley on obarges of maybem and deadly asssalt. the complainant being George Love. Al the tes live in the tenement house No. 37 Ni Seventh-st,, E D. On Friday uight there was a general in the rear yard.of their ence, in which the complai and defendants took a leading part. During the progroes of the fight it is alleged that Prisjter gotone e's thumbe into his month and munched it ly, while Mrs. Dem struck him wo the back of the head with au ax. The geoys gave bonds to auswer. ——p—— TRAVEL BETWEEN THE EASTERN AND WEsTRRS Distiicrs,—Travel between the two districts of Brookiys, overland for a year past, bas been matter of sore afiliotion te those who depended upon the horse rallroad running from Fab ton Ferry to Greenpoint. This was in consequence of the closing of Kent-ave, to construct a sewer, but as that work pow completed, and the double track of the nearly relaid, cers may be expected on the old route a week.or ten days. The delays experienced by the trav public ou Wythe-ave., during the past year, have been oi quarrels and coutenlions, not only among travelers, bus coms ductors and drivers on the line. TE GrAND LARCENY.—A girl named Mary Larned, 17 yoars of age, was arrested on Saturday evening by Offices Hipwell of the Forty-fifth Precinot on a charge of stealing lo] in money from Mrs, Martha Fisher, residing in Wythe-a jour Romar. E, 1). Sue will huve a hearing before (J: DISTRESS IN ALABAMA.—The Rome (Ga.) Courier gives a sad pictul of the distress Dow prevailing in Cherokee aud adjoining counties in Alabema. by bene have beeg compelled to abandon their farws from their inability to pros cure corn to enable them to make acrop. They cfler to give lien on the crop, their stock, and also the land itself. oat one who will furnish them, end they bad boped by some these means to secure feed for their stock and for fawilies, until the wheat baryest, that promises fiuely, be available. But they have been disappoin and present situation is indeed de ble. ‘A meeting of planters was called at Center a fow days since, for the pu of ascertaining the actual wants of the A 100 men were present, five-sixths of who, the war, been thrifty farmers. Of this number only seven reported they had eorn enough to do them until the wheat harvest; a bushel of corn now they offer a bushel of wheat after Larvest, or teu pounds of cotton next Christmas, Artzeep Farse Prevessss.—Officer Bartholf of the Yorkville Police Court squed ou Saturday arrested Joseph Levillier, a native of France, on the complaint of Lewis Bete dof No. 72 Beaver-st., and the complainant states that Jaguary last the accused cuied upoa bim and ho was member of the firm of Levillier dealers, at No. 596 Broadway; that they were Jeut business and desired to uichase some lig i i 3 ol of bis life in giving insirection to ench of thé colored race as Levi A, Liveoln sgt. Abby Lincvln.—Motion granted with. oe Promies to be aseful i rdscativg others. Jin chick want iu a LOOM “LL ung et al—Motion grated Morning a 870 was discovered ou the third floor of No. 5%) Broad lids Vile dame ovules he re OE Ie HE omar ph AR rg berth or sea. liquors To the amount of $530. the Hotes of the alleged Sram ber house in his own yard for ibe purpose of teaching without costar LAS v way, in one of the apartments occupied by Mary Aun Baker, hen Jesus rebuked the unclean spirit, and he came tion of the ship in merle Ar ered or anigals were lying or ing taken for the amount. g Bertrand called 1pon 219 Brethren of New-York wii raise bm a suflicient sam to build lure Peter Kerrigan agt. Tie Now York Juvenile Asy am. milliner. It was soon extinguished, Mrs. Baker's loss will out of the man the multitude were annoyed, saying, What a slaughtered, sud also to cause she clothing and persous all accused for his and ns that #06, hs will reimbare: the sum by'giving instruction to such ~The within named Peter Rurtaun ly Siachurpen. amount tn about §100. Insured. The third floor, front, and yort ha this; Ja with SisBosy ho pawer units fhe Jasiog garg ol the samo or engaged in slaughter and burial to an R 3 for a MJ ote, hy Ne oT ine, ce JONES. to. cowe out, read ma clea and disin the fourth Hor, were ocquiied by Gregn Chapin, ph 3 Sec. 3. William Kelly, of Dutobess Connty, Marsona R. Pat. arrest. The as committed for trial by Justios 4 0anuot pay thelr own tuition, Ernest Meottelstradt The Ninth-av. Railroad 1 w The heve the influesce which Christ's spoken utterance had, when agl. 2he grapbers. Loss by fire and water about 81,40. lnsarbd, evon at our own day the simple relation of them sometimes ap- rick, of Ontario Conuty, aad Lewis I, Alien, of Erie County, have known the Rev, Mr. Keeling for meny years. He Company, —C réd to be filed in the Clerk's ied by Miss Ma dealer in Bas tho universal respect of the people of Liv cily and State. oflion. y~Cuse as amended ordered 1 Rope too? i avcuiiel nt 8500. tet Do AST, first floor peals to us with such wonderful power. There is a manuer of are hereby appointed ‘os commissioners under this act, and ons could be more scceptable or useful in the work pro- COMMON PLE a Before Judge BRADY is occupied by Reuben 5. Mano, merchant tailor. Loss about speaking which sometimes has the effect of the most import. with powers nid duties as bereinaftor anamerated. IAS—SprclaL TeuMm. —DBefore ge BRADY. ant matter, and the most interesting matter may lose all its SEC. 4. Ln the event of any snch disease as the Rinderpest or and Wenton E. McGowan, both young met. OF oy a GW. 5 t Columbian Coll x ea STABBING APFRAY IN THE SIXTH Wand —James W. Samreox, Precident Columbian College. J 00, g d in th low} jes: Brook: he Wailington, D.C, April 5, 1866, E Luther Upton agt. J. M. Woodward. —1 think the vy AEN Ry A Park 5,000: (0 June 85,000; infusdce frou He manner is which it Bo We have beeg Shieetivus Bijeste ufcatile vr sheep bivatin vat op eiug was. a Bt in Leonard-st., Dear (entre, uestion should Le answered accordingly. i 2.000, and Fulton, $2,000, The so scoustomed to hearing the sayings brist related an acted to exist in sny locality tu this date, shall be tho duty Ayn quarrelod q v a asoorGingly Indemnity, €3,000; Bowery, and Fulton, discussed in the most common place manner, that they fail to 4 ull persons owning or having any iaterest whatever in the aus his opponent in the inflicting hy CP RIATT (opr by Clas, Swift ter saloon, SUPREME COURT—CHAVRERS, Jumcasant is seeped Lows abet $30. py edly The strike us with any force, The man who was born and bred said cattle, immediately to notify the sald commissioners or assaliant was Dow commited Piscinct, and josie J fr known rs Oyster Bay. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE DAR. building 1s owned by Mr. may, and 13 damaged to the Amoag lofiy mountains uds amazed at the emotions which any ong of them of the existence of such discase; w bors v1 is. ss a Gosbeimalabiva of ks WNGROK bikie aad dowd is nd gu Wl sie” a” saat “aoc wal ie e Notes of issue for the May Special Term CL: auousl of blow, Eavrivone, April 9, 1866, 6 Rav. H, Keeling Las been long well known and more wl d. J] take much pleasure in commending wy. Plie. recov mending bim as bighiy fitted for the 4 Licuar Fuilss

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NEW-YORE DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 58, 1566. five 8 a N., lon. 20 35W., passed bark Bachee, bonnd W, 19th, lat, 4720 NW! Ton. 3225 W., passed bark Empress bound E. Had four deaths on li WENE® LL PHILLIPS FRTROFOLITAN BOARD 07 rome. a whe Rumseller's Mecord arious Statistics The Roya! Commissioners Mail for England Bpeculntions with V.egard to Gov, Frve— NEW.IERSE 7 NDWE, with him the wallet, To 8% gnee communicated the faot of his oss to Capt. Thorne of 1%, Fourth Preciget, aud that officer Joh CLE Riomors PROCEED 4 NEW-YORE First WAI detailed Detectives M2 gon and Worbilt to work up the case, passage. ED 4GR or NEW-YORK IIRST ARD Within five hours 7 gop the commission of the t eft Meyer nn was arrested by (no officers in a saloon at the corner of Bay- RVING FIALI ard and Eliz ,abth-ste,, and in his possession was tonnd sll of I EDNESD \Y EVENING, May 2, 1268, JAMAICA. RovGus—CInzess Ueyqpy avn Houses STONED—A BREST OF ON THE or’ Concerning tae€ 82 ness—An Attempt io PART OF THE D i yi.1. AR I 20 it 6 o'clock last ever ing epuly 3 G8 Divorce Liguor 4 gewdness— Abstract of The Testimony 0; Gordon's Widow—"Lhe the stoled mg ith the exception of about $12 On Satur- GER T 00 SH SULTS. rac Rena money with the excey 3 H A NGI NG O Ir G ELE N-| information pu the Ronrd of Excise, Canndian Com. ission—Eicligions, Be Andray, Van Horn and Mr. Michael Smith came t0 day Juice Dowling committed the prisoner for trin). He is GRAND COMELIMEN LAR ONAL sen XC tne Police §ration in Jersey City and applied for assistance to Lysterman, A native of Germany, aged 26 years, and says The Committee of Arrangements ar ce with vl that the o lives nt the Aslantic Hotel, corner of New Bowery end following distinguished Artists have kindly consented to appear: SENORITA CARMELINA POCH, from the Italien Upese. The steamer C10 et, from Kis oh J "i pA J arrest gung uf some 1% New-York ruflians, who bad been Oliver st 18th inst., arrived at this port late on yg wakive an iodiseriminate attack upon citizens resiaibg a SIGNOR MAZZOLENY, from the Italien Opeza. The returns “om the Captains of the various Police Precincts of the number of rum-holes, groggeries, concert y Z 4% Trw Carey's Woods, a short distance beyond Greenville, beating dd Mesos. Russell, Gurney and Maule, of he 3 ome ees ri or SIGNOR P, CENTEMIRI, Basitoro, 1] hewn io 8 brutal manner, and also breaking the windows and ALLEGED THEFT OF A WATCH AND CRAIN. Officer NR ks HorEMAN, Pionist. A Letter 10 Gavernor Bellock of alone. dunca-honses, brothels where liquor is sold, and dens di) where thieves do mostly congregate, reveal some curious und mission, sailed for England, in the Royal Mail Chmpany's doors of houses, causing the greatest plarm to the inmates 1. =o fhe Twenty-cighth Precinet, yesiarday ar ME. GEO, W, WALTER Massachusetts, Two men. named Thouws Myers and James Wiliams ho HE A EiGNOR ARELLA, Condictor. Igual. alarming facts. At the first meeting of the new Poard of Ex- gte amer "Tamar, on the morning of the 9% inst. They TUL sted James Kell be ch f bayi be 26th inst steam hrs walking slong the road, were set upon bY the ruflleps rested James Kelly on the charge of baying, on the 26th inst, h Conia param yoo 40 Pous, WN i stolen from Mr. Henry McCollom of No. 18 Charlton-st.. Xivketa Loy Lo Wt the Broadway Music Stores and at the Hall, watch and chain valued at $135, The stol n property Was 10 TO THOMAS R. AGNEW, Nos. 200 and found in the possession of the prisoner, and yesterday he was KR 262 Greenwich-st, corner of Murray end there you will fd nine of which and were badly beaten, cise. Commissioner Acton said there were 70,000 arrests made were just eleven weeks in Jamaica, during Deputy -Sheritf Van Horn, whe witnessed the occurrence, in the City of New-York during the previous yeal, for crimes they were incessantly engaged in the lnhors of the I WA re in. YS aL od A wil ay cont to thei alsta when he was also attacked, bul heing and wisdemeanors, which could be directly traced to the in- C 4 2 i oof warn went (0 their nsaistance, when a v. \stice Ledwith, in defaalt of £1,000 1 Coftens, Fish, Flot Tn $ags y OomInission, esuminiug the punareas OF witnesses whose a large, musenlar man, succeeds 11in knocking four or five of ymmitted for trinl by Justice Ledwith, in defanlt of #1, eis, Coftees, Fish, lout and everything olse chea than any store in Fo Avy zaxven BH, BULLOCK, Governor of Massochusetis: fluenpe of rum, which would mske an average of seven for evidence 3 taken relative to the lat disturbances 2nd th pi own: bat the or or tion of the whole party being t rned bail, Killy says he found the stolen property on the street, Now-York, One price house, donee as agen reiatl i aie LSLUTLAL CE LG ni ‘2 Eo A o Ps NITE i rc ct et atherecord of the week ending upon bi, he forced io retreat, being pursned as far as the w—————— M RNITURE, CARPETS and BEDDING at REN- and he nerrowly escaped being struck Ww th INCENDIARY FIRE IN WEST y WENTY-PIRST-ST.— AL DALL SCOTT'S, Nos. 209 and 211 Hudson-st., corner of Cabal, each bar iu the city, The d Housekeepers supp ied, and ean pay by instalments if preferred. ¥d ward W. Green is desd—hanged by your hand in in the Barean of Records and they suppreasian. leans ot: ho ol were hurled at him. Michael Smith, who was bend I XE win 2pm. of ip BONE 34 o'clock yesterday morning o fire was discovered in the cution is the ARPETS. OILCLOTHS and FURNITURE Saturday, April 21, 10 be foun rife as to the character of the Feport that the Commission. y re likels ake to the Ifome Government, Fears gome pleasant Satnrday os We i cb air wi y Go OF Ew l ts that, if fo Te led by the Police and citizens, and were captured betore llery in the New-Bowery, may WEIS in 1 wi Pm as T the F yesistance could be offered, There were but six men in the od nothing else, ho would be made to answur ur Lie S200 un. three of whom presented bloody end bruised faoccs pee 1 nen. women, and children coming from that cami ae wagon, th of wi presente y and 3 54% BrOLSN do of Joe inet I eard Ne oid oyster tion of Mr. George William Gordon, Private lelters res Tpe others, probably, f ari g arrest, bad left the wagon be cane, tin nd every coived from England represented that, should the Govern- fore arriving at the ferry. Upon being taken to the Station- wil facts that mey be gathered out an bour, the party drove up, when they were sur- lice Commissioners’ office. The Constitution of Massachusetts Jeaves apd there are volumes in sinele decision whether a ir Al M dete ence to a mistaken public opinion. His exe ta i x 2 vy amt ol v anaies unt 1 vatch =O A remarkable iu my day, and the least justifiable. For it vital Statistics, No. 300 Mott st., shows five deaths, during bar, sent out by the Jamaica Con RY 4 va Ie sitting on the front piazza 1 his house, became a target for Lhe ny a 3 2 wr Yor Tie LAA hdd ey Ryundd v y mn #u wre responsible. In vain, after having snatched a respon- that period, from starvation and privation. Bat these are not dings in the interest of Mrs, 6. W. Gon on, Dr. Un- Jufians, dnd after retreating into the hanse, stones were hurled grocery of Emil Welling, No. 504 West Twenty-first-st. I Largest Teduction in prices in five yeors. Hemp C ve yAGility from which the generous course of Gov. Andrew, your the only things that the curious sesher may find among the fJeshid ad ind $y h tl i 14 A th 1 he t I out Y ol Hie of ne y od pr 4 Fe Deuey of Bf extinguished after infieting damage to the amount of Matting, We. Cotton end Wool Carpets, Ste, all Wool, Pe. Era Loudon Journms i AUINe Blut ata ul Yi pon e repres itd JACI8, il n po a0 3 pprocecessor, bad, io substance, shielded you-—in vain do you files of the death and polies records, There are 5 rmons iu io ie J m the r woturn to comes Was tot totbe ferry to intercept the rafiians, who 8180. Lusured for 1,000 in the People's Company. On mak- wv #1 50; John h Fosuioy Sons, $17, Also the most choice sitempt to hide yourself behind legal technicalities and the fic ho metropolis G16 Paved. TET Tere We in Jama 1 vere on their way ina large ene-horse quliane, "4 inf an examination after the flames were extinguished, it Was atterns in market; a very large assortment of Faror and Bed ior cw pt to hide yourse Honing ie I the stones with which the streets of the metropolis are Da Matters were quiet in Jamaica #h speculation was were on Ar way inn large one-hoi Xpress wagoll, 24. 1 that th ‘0 had been fired in two places ud the pro urniture, All goods warranted as represented, at the lareest ioe inrge number of citizens congregate d in Exchange-place, and, OULL is the Store a A i Ne: vo places WIE 4 p h sale snd retail warerocins in the city, 13.0. FARRELL! rietor was grrested by Officer ¢C'onnell of the Sixteenth Nos, 207,269 and 271 Thirty fifth-st., corner Eighth ave. authority of conrts, p recinct, on charge of having get fire to the place, 516 15 Por A LADY will receive PUPILS mm PHUTO- with the Governor and Council the final i i man shall be banged. Whenever mere law won'd work injust Ba ho smay Suvoss 5" fee. you are charged with the duly of seeing that substantia from the pigeon-holes of the Po Leld to await an examination by Fire Marshal Daker. GRAPHIC and MINIATURE PAINTING at her rooms, No. 174 Ninth-ave, Specimens at Schans's, No. 749 Uroadway. J EV FPO PRINTERS. —A Campbell's Cylinder PRESS, road and steamboat convection between the New-York and ii Roger's Caloric Engine, Poilyes, ke. a Caloric New-faven steamboats and the New-Haven, Hartford aud ENGINE chesp. NICHULSON, No. 104 William +t. after. EASTERN TRAVEL. —NEW Cosyection. ~The rail- Slavery House, the prisoners gave their names as Michael Cunning it haw, Jas, Metiovern, Thos, Ryan, Patrick Kounuedy, Jerry f

Justice is done. ans, tin-cups, and every oiber conceivable vessel that cond 3 Lip cans, tin-cups, and 3 ment fail to do 1s duty in the mailer, the Auti-

idwin aid John Peters. Iu the wagon Was found two Springfield Railroad commenced April 30, the trains running

In the form which this case finally took, we, the citizens Ho the purpose, filled with a Vilsiuous liquid for Deve sothing to do with cowts. The Governor and Coane] whieh (Ley pay five conts a pint. A few hours later the same Sociely were determined to bring him to account for that to and from the steamboat wharf at New-Haven, Nothing 3 'g v other persons ay be scen in the slmms of Baxter, Cherry, and atrocious proceeding, In the can time, his friends in 2. Xi n Banged Raya oy Sxel Jo In St Septe 1445 i ad Broth, in every possible de gree of dunkenness, from the NT A i ng ell in the owt rto holster him up, mpty lage F- er kegs and base-ball clubs, 1 he purty ere evesno of Uqned Syoy InEel 50Y oiyep Bee wp merely tight, through ali the stages of reeling, blind, farious, Li ait had been proposed to raise 1,000 guineas b, 2 Dscrip. residents of the First Ward, New-York, and style themeelyos could better suit the convenience and comfort of travelers in It ie nothing to us, and no defense to yon, that the Chief wallowing, delirious, fighting and crazy, to dead druni mn gon for the pu Jose of presenting hit th a testimonial, nh s Brae klin Boase- Thal Club. They were cou mitted to the nap direction, The first-class steamers of this line leave Justice ouibbled awsy the humane futent of We statute of which condition some of them aetgally die every week, Ye Pr vid or Engl J d ut poy: as Nate nap Si celilsto Swe ox ibigation, J fue inndog om 1) this Hew “ork daily (Sundays excepted) at 3.15 and 11 Pw od rh said any one may see these sig itg=—lie might have seen them gO Het LN a hd 3 Mitel Sidi LCWCU~— moraing. hi an agut wige ule 2X Peck.stip, Eaat River, 18, selting at nought the usual miles for the constroction of Inst ws whether they will Bo visible this week depends his friends say, on account of impaired health, 5 press, No, 33 West st. Peck-sip, R is SPECT i P OES statutes, and ignoring wholly the practice of States from comewhat upon the rigor with which the new Excise Law One of the Just wits e8mes exanting 1 by the Comimirsion- we lf CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOLD CHECK, Y ese ViMg ors was (Gordon's widow, 1idrevidence Qontinng the state. Grppey Dropse op rie av, J Bere. —The Rev, oa ica gs 4 Se y terday Daniel J, Hogan, a young man, Was arraigned before TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER Co “aVy J which we borrowed the Jaw. Our statute of 1858 is copied wili be enforced, 0} n ALLEY ul ab uf Sioba NA 1 ides on Yor the purpose of earning just whe, among all thie vest ar- ypent of his illness at the time of the outbreak, which acs hn Salt: for: th s shan Thhp wba from thot of States Where a jury always decides ou wy of liquor-selicrs, deserve to be licensed under the now sounts a8 Juries ot from the Thomas Bay Vestry tet] Jolin Kelly, for the pst twenty-three yoars pastor of St. tbe degree of murder. We deplore that Green is the fist Jai, a committee of the Board of Yxcise nsked information r for 1} wv of 1) div a a hink if Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Jersey City, died suddenly ing on the day of the riot, a circumpsianee ef Wii Lit was of heart disease at 4 o'clock Saturday morning at bis residence, suap barged without a jury passing on this qucgtion of degree poncerning every one from the Cay tains of the Police Stations, im ke ew 4 iri $n any State whose statute resembles ours, and that thus judge The returns are not yet complete, but sufficient is knows to attempted (0 Mage 50 Whe) 48 8 3 ow o BUKpIio Sk he y a give our readers a notion of the magni ide of the business, and Against Bim. It was rumorcd that ihe British Govern. Justice Dowling on the charge of laving stolen a gold check for $177 90 on the Union National Bank, the property of Now 398, 400 ad 402 BOWERY, Thomas 1rwin’s Sons, brokers at No. 19 Broad-st, The check in question is one of a namber, amounting to about $2,500, which were stolen by Henry Hotter, John McCullongh and safe of the firm some days since, the MEN'S, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S in Grand-st, Father Kelly was born in the year 1801, in the Now offer thei entire stock of County of Tyrone, Ireland, and was educated in that country, For three years he was a missionary of the Catholic Church in two other boys, from the ment have ordered the restoration to his widow of all Gi made law defies the statute. the sympathy it deserves from the public. Here are sowe of We cherish all due respect for the decisions of our Supreme the faels: tod Bath h don's property, eonfiscated to the Crown on account of Lis 250 0 Foor coming to the Uniied States he was st tioned tieul f which b read blished. The Ci 4 i o Sixth Precinet, bounded by Chatbam-st,, the Bowery, ‘ine suffered death for alleged treason, dmb Te I rs Fit Mey ay. CH. Tar artieulars of which have been already pudiaiecs Court. and would not lightly presume to doubt them. Bat Wve “ir (Pycctaa Ah A Sy bi Bo 4 i ing ai bye eat Jo er o- North American successively at Albany St. Louis, and Je sey City. During I, stated that he purchased the check #200 in Treas when life aud death are in is<oe, every man is. held to Pain gre now licensed. The wrea is not lurce, bat I DOH Drea eo hy Rave bee king a tour of the West of vr. bo bas devoted much dime and labor to the WOIK yry notes from a strange young wan On the street, He was A ile in the city. It has Provinces, who ave il a wie Whiiibma 0 the commodious auc SPIERLIU new church now ap: eommitted for trial by the Magistrate. Hogan, who states Indies, with the view of opening commercia inter ure proa I tion, on Grand-st. Father Jelly was a faiths thas ho is a law clerk, resides at No. 221 East Fourteenth gt. N gpecct. 1 cannot but remember that the party with which I filiby, tpe most unhealthy and the most X have Lhe Lovor to be associated, hae, within twenty years, pre- almost many brott els 0s honges, for in some of the houses between those ports and the provinces, ad visited King there are half-a-dozen different tenants, all of whom permit the ween those ports anc the pi on of ohnd sumed to doubt more than a dozen opinions of onr bench and indiscriminate commingling of the sexes. gton, and had a conference wiili the merch i of that ity 1 that of the Union; end in all those cases these, courts would now Ta the Eichth Precinet, bounded by roadway, Canal, Suill- Teiative 10 the project. The chair was taken by the Mayor Bo be ghad of an opportunity to reverse their decisions and erase VAT Clark, McDougal and Bleecker-s1s., there are 40! places of the city, and there was a large I umber of business men he J where liquor is sold, and only 16 of those are lice nsed. Bat 120 present. Juse—in administering to the poor, dis- a consolation in every way within bis vg dy respected by ell who knew Lim, and Tug LATE ACCIDENT IN IirD-AVE.~—Coroner Gam Jarish hg gre ay This Rx Lig hia gharity; blo, on Saturday held an inquest at the Nineteenth Precinct urn Lis LOSE, l uner i p place rite "3 y y eral will fake place on ooo rr ce on the body of William Kiernan, who was suf- foeated by the caving in of the vanits attached to the Oriental Ons basis of GOLD at or'y 20 per cent premium, oor of his Fuceday, at 9 o'clock a. w., when a requicn: mess W ill be seid, blots Jew ier cord, 5 remember also nat Se time of {hese are groceries, 7 concert saloons, 17 dens of thieves aud The Commissioners entered into a detailed explanation as gone by when our Chie usticeship was earned by legal 100 brothels, of the pature of the mission, which was in fect that the Sein aE Ar el 1s the ¥ourth Precinct, honnded by Chatham, Catharine, y Sided Bh Frogs Sota the Reaivrock CHARGED WITH Ropprey.—On atnrday forenoon Brewery in Third-ave, near Filty-fifth-st.,, on Thursday last. vy eeinet, Do United States, having refu ed to continue the Reciprocity i The particulars of the catastrophe were published in THE TRIBUNE at the time, From the evidence ad duced at the in- a young Frenchman named Jacob S. de Vries, an engraver, Jearnine and brains, and that it is filled cow by a mav of for- J Jon Spruce and Ferry-sts, Peck-slip and Lie East River, Ww ith a Treaty with Canada, they were desiroys to open trade with fupe, meraly because, on account of bis wealth, he conld afford Y ti ban the Eighth, there are 543 ram-holes, f i smaller population 1ban 113 TEC y the Hritish West anest it would appear that the vaults were strongly and sub- indies for the introduction from Canada who oceapied a work bench in the jewelry store of William q l 3 stantially built, but not being sufliciently dry and too much also 50 houses of ill-yepute, Jaraey City, was arresjed by earth being piled on top, they gave way from the pressure. A fo take an office whose grossly inadequate salary made compe: which 5 are licensed; but there are Br wad 1s SRR tent lawyers avoid it y Jv J 20 coneert-saloons, 20 dance honses and 30 dens of thieves, of wheat, flour, rye, coals, &e., and from New-Bronswiek oyropon Monts $8 me 1u the Tenth Precinet, pounded by Division, Norfolk, Riv. of cod fish, Coy tg duty less than that phase. BRON Mita ve Nugent oil a é ‘arte of robbery. It is alleged that oc x 5 Pot this is immaterial now, Your responsibility hides the incon, Clinton and Houston-sts. and the Bowery, thereare 021 1 ports Moth the United States, RIX baetthe were passed cused abstraeted money from tLe drawer on several occasions, verdict to bot elfen vie renivend by be jury, rig was 1 gourt. You hanged Green without justifiable cause. Even dram-shops,of which Lo are licensed; 2 private supper-roows, puyorable tg the views expound d by the Commissioners, stole a diamond ring dued at £75, and also ag propristed n native of rela anc resided i N ne ifeath ot tween she poor subterfuge of the unanimous concurrence of your concert saloons, 48 houses of prostitution, and 206 that ere Te. gy] yyging upon the local governs ent. in the event of the lady's pocketbook and contents, which had been left on the Sixth and Seveath-aves, Whore e leaves a family, Pounei! low Sed sorts for thieves, yownders, showder-bitters aud peoyndrels (000 being brought to maturity, the advisability of the show-case, Ihe accused was committed to the cells to await ee nnei! is bellow pretence. We saw one-third of their number caperally, scheme being hrowgis 10 Hi Yor EN ier nnecnry SXAIINGtion, Angist oF A PieipockeT.—On Saturday after- RECOMMEND Jeave the Conneil Chamber long before the hearing wae ended, pile Thirteenth Procioet, bnpded oi Sov Rivington, sulons A rp hn are Se BY Sl In oy Bri 4 ma moor, Mr. John C. Rapp, residing at No. 363 Rivivgton-st., vis nd Scammel-sts, dthe E liver, y are A Or Lie estaiib lif a y yy y wy wv Yosterdav forenoon, about tvision and Seam 4 e East River, there are 201 For U0 SHEEN the West Indies, to periomn the Figg 1¥ Jersey City. —Y erday forenoon, about way standing at the corer Chureh and Bareley-sts., waiting J W BRADLEY'S broke out in the gable of (he two-story asd gop 4 oar, While s6 employed Le felt some oue’s hand in his Impaticot of the investigation and nnwilling to risk losing the 4 unlicensed rum-Loles, il o'clocé, a Lire ears ey to hear the last petition of a man whoze life bung on In the Fourteenth Preeinot, bounded by Bowery, Bleecker, service. The Jamaicans purpose to send sear and colice hr jue gen Their assent Was mere formal concurrence Frond way 1( azsl t, the a ved i 0 pl wees where lis in exchange for il ur and hsh, tie frame building No, 16 Newark-ave., Jersey City, the fst pocket, end, tarning around, saw A Young mar named John r n with your decision. Yon, you clone, hanged Green. is sold, wt more wm one-hal of the number are brothels, The Annual Conference of the Jumaica Baptist Unio sore of which 1a occupied by Charles Stone Sop, fooking- Swan runuing away. At the same time Le found that his gold DI PI X i 1PTIC OTL dary eve 3 4 n 4, -r tank Maseachuselts divides murder into two degrees, and pun: OE rt 38 OF thie LES added by the Bowery and had just been held at 8 ish Town, the peat of Gove M- gloss and pleio frome dgalors, 1 the upper part for their watch, valued at 875, wae wissing, As the young Bud ras, be 444. 4 4 a x Dey t, houng by the Bowery ant L wi ittendod y over thirty LIT a 3 vas Ligh wind Yyevailing he was seen to drop something in the overcout pocket of a t wi: 3 indent nth amd AEC ment, 8 attended by J ad ab ol] y very bigh wind Yievailing at th 8 Be 0 J g jehes it with death only when in the first degree—that iz, ao FER Fogrea Sh: S¥esue B end Houston at. th ro bo ily nuanber of black men, liy representatives irom the t and, many of the surrounding buildings being old stranger. The (Lief was arrested by Ofllcer Welsh of the (0 b bl 8 Are places al wile by sold, two of Which arc A 5. Cot churches throughout t Y i, The res dic- wooden steneturee, it was feai L that there would be a general Third Preeinet, and committed for trial by Justice Dowling. r on 0 pring sealed i The watch was not recovered, Swan is a native of England,

when committ=d with deliberately premeditated malice afore. Rough censed. Of this number 66 ere groceries, but, strange as it il o f turoueh the excellent management of the "he may seew, Done of them are resorts for thieves or prostitutes. LHTDADCES, and the changes brought against some of the SONERRFATUILL REO LE OR HT wre youl as RY nd part: te riev {hat “the decree of murder shall be found by the The sales ae mainly confined to lager bier. Baptist ministers in connection theres th, forined the Bremen, the Jans, h. 0 bere cot hg Tool, yoIS aged 19 years, and has been in the country but two weeks, deration, a e fully discussed, Bl Sa Suv. tha Pv he nlf 2 i the Hudson County Roppep ox Tae STREET.—While Hugh Harden, of b Sle rnact The Fifteenth Precinct is bounded by tbe Bowery and topic of serious consi i Post, was da l v wry.” Such also is the practice of the States from which we ho This rset [S vl k oh fi ds Third-ave., Fourtecnihi-st.,, Sixth-ave, aad Canine st, and A deputation fl vinen and black s the Confer and Jersey City Companies, Ile damage to Stone Son's No. 1% Pitt-st., was standing at the corner of Pitt and w oar statupe. With this law in view, let us state Bleecker st. aoa Iwaitod upon the Acting Goveruor, Sir Hour) i a 19 iY Breen's case. The following extracts from the report will give the reader and Ey ton bi y with 2 Joyal ad Frade of SODITD Ry BY Wale) WO ag ps Cot Low Fi “y 1 wp Do B Arka) 1 4 art he olty seliled i AL yal GauTess Hy, Fully usa 0 NETL NY A pL AU Usui 2 18. 2 relock N ot B y a“ bi You Lad evidence laid before you, uncontradicted evidence, 01H of the business done in the very heart of the ely: tis ol on behalf of themselves and the congregations Companies of Haviford, y roome-ste., at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, he was accosted THEY will not Fen or Brnaktie bo Single Springs. Tiey u1o 3 os No. Gambling-shop, open at all honrs. No. This place BW Ey hes a y ed by Luke Labev and two other men, Lahey demanded his ACKNOWLEDGED by ALL LADIES, throughout the kength and breadth of that (ireer, though trusted with a petty office, had been private supper-sooms, petionized by the lowest class of street pro represented in the Union, they disciaiing in the strong y the LAND, to be the most PERVECT sud AGREZBLE SKIRT yer iu- always incompetent to perform its duties and relied On tutes and their companious; it is disreputable place. No. This ext terns all sym athy with tieasopable projects, repu; NE nriietn— Reported by Telegraph money, and as Harden refused to accede to the demand, Lahey veuted, and taseRatun Elegance, Elaviicity, Lightness, Dura: pelp for suything beyond mere routine; that ke wae, place ee low German grocery sells ii rto Robs OE d children: giated the false charges brought against cect mi mbers re Whisk caught a eart rung from a cart standing near by, and beat him bility, Comfort and f.conomy. both on Lis mother's and fathers side, descended from the hick room Los always a number of id ers. black and wile, drink 1 Wenfrocth $ave Cixcrxxamy, April 28.—Flond and Wheat quiet. 3% hisRy y i i i y MALE W hi Yooz of nosiliot ie be of disaffection to the Govermment, apd ex. 2 over the head and body with it until he was ins nsible, and fam lieo thoroughly tainted wilh iosamty, Medical ex. b Ne ory ry ue wd Aon ad i; bE) gy! 3 nor 0 3 y nid oh in the maint 3 raf th rirce and 8224 in bond. Fa visions opened Oey r fled 1 Eo A a small amount of ig A “vith which THE LAST NEW STYLE puits assured you that, though <7 years old, be Cc arrestall NR. ie aaron hit Joy ie 2 sel pred «0 xen eo! i A He P buoyent and ed quiet but firm; Mess Pork at 8020@ (0 and his confederates made their eseape. “Subsequently sught to be classed with boys of 15 or 16 years of 1 enter ating is the resort of the most abandoned clas of mev.' N and onder 18 the Coll IV. or Boil dR Laid ai toje. Gold 12 Ley was arrested by Officer McGuire, of the Thirteenth I$ THE CELEBRATED age; that be was physically, mentally, and morally a dwarf,” House of prostitution; visited by street prostitutes snd their com reply to the address, and the JRLGIVIGN 1 Os ous’ i ioe Yorepo, Api Fionr quiet. Wheat, New Amber po Lo and on the complaint of Harden committed for trial pnd that be showed no such inteliect as ought to wake him panions; Mrs. has been exresied on charge of robbing a visitor HL LOT. MicLigan Je, W other grades steady and quiet, COIR yy pogi0e Mansfield in Lefanit® of 82,000 bail, The prisoner responsible 10 the extent of capital punishment; thut 10 Lang at ber place. No. Broadway: This is the champion concert saloon I'he new Constitution for Jamaica is expected to be pro- netive, at Ste. for No. Mixed, and-22250ke, Jor wo. 2 Low. a native of this city, aged 24 years a conlker, and resided at EMPRESS TRAIL, pim would be vindictiveness and nor justice. one of the lowest of the mand; has nine pretty waiter girs, who sre claimed in this island lnmediately alters the arrival of the Oats advanced le., ut ite. for No. 1 Wabash, Freights dui, No "5 Bid vost, 3» BRCM 2% d Six clergymen, all of whom bad seen him oftery in prison, dow proatitutes tie visitors are tie worst cian of thieves. No. Lo ket due bere on the 215 int. iy wi it believed (8 Be No, pest, iaa—— Which fe the Most Bravrirrn Axa Acrreasue SKIRT ever won, some of whom bad been Lis constant visitors during his inca: A low, diaty lager beer saloon, open ot all hours has three woman 10 CC C0 offi Js under the new Constitution are ex PALE YORE, April 28 —Flour quiet, Wheat steady, Corn THerT mo RE st EPFYE being particuisrly adapted to the present fuslionable style of dresses: ceration, coincided in that opinion. The very magistrate be. hanging shout he glace. nme Ny "0 Uhen 38 uae BOI i Sit sian 2 DOAre eX- oye White sr@ie.; Yellow 85; receipts heavy, Onis uerT OF A CARPET—RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN shsaye Gopet s Lany 3 Jone haxy Lamas saion Cy who was Srst arraigned, express “the s belief: No; 5m rontit cigar shop three stilutes to pected to arnve, firm ot 5° vovisions 1 ot d fis, Sagar steady. PROPERTY, 0 27th in n a EMOREST MoxTHLY MAGAZINE OF Fasiion; Le Bos Tox, Tse fore 1 m he as ge pa pre ed a] 3 o h, ait on visitors; open at all hours of the night. No ft 18 rau ored, end pre tty genera vy that the ‘0 1ul! Whisk a 1 and ani Wester r i ROPERYY of uth 7th nst,, three boys named James Me Bovpoir oF FaspioN, wud the Fashion Articles of the diferent Neww the jaijors concurred; the detectives who arrested him in- ielith one of the worst, Hlthy 3 abos 3 dull end drooping. bisky dall and quict; tern, inl Fighth-st. Th i jithy end sbomi had wr oe Nulty, William Cranby and James Welsh, stole from an cx. papers. fortied you that long before they bad completed the case pabie rum shops in this precinct; ne respect for Sundsy or any other 8 at of Government will be no longer ih Spi Fown, §2 25, ei against him, his fellow- citizens hmrried on his arrest, alleging day: satrouiged by wretched looking men aud women liquors sold but that the official residence of O80 ov and all the MULADELPHIA, April 2% -Breadst ffs quiet and generally Press wagon driven by John Gardray, a piece of carpet pe OPINIONS of the Fruss and Fasgiton MAGAZINES provid ming that Groen was so weak there was no use in waiting for cow- to children; a disgrace to humanity. No. Est Fourteenthst.— public offices will be re moved to Kingston, wiged. Flour steady. Whoat qui ales of Common valued at 835, the property of C, 0. Anderson of No. 103 the great SUPERIORITY of these plete proof. since he would be sure to break down end confess; House of prost Rytiop} iatje donot iy i bts» great run of busi: Mr. Gorrie, the Special Commissioner and legal fone. tod e Red at 2 dua gq? 65, and at #2 75, Corn Bowery, ‘The stolen property was disposed of by them to CELEBRATED SKIRTS, the w.oment be was charged, The scene at bis arrest con. Dest; has been uwiredte three tmes by the police for Keeping a disor: 0,0 po a Anti.slavery Society of England. and who 4% ales of Yellow at Hie. Cof Sucar, sales of Mrs, Win. Lynch of No. t0 Moti st. for #12. MeXNuity was FOR SALE in 8! FIRST-CLASS STORES in Tis Cry, thronch b 1 3 derly house; 15 under exsinination the present time ona sooner tionary of the Anti-Slavery? and wh 3 N 1.11 re 3 Sraed this Views by their conduct in treating biw like a SUF DOV Ll cated once for fighting in the house: Las Ywaire recently appeared here for the def nee of the nezre rebels t By @0ic,, gobl, Provisions frm, hi bisky dull, at subivequpiiiy o) vested by Officer King of the Tenth Precinet, out the UNITRD STATES and ELSEWHERL. iid, and by his. ius ros itttes. No. Browdwey—"This is the Gem Concert Saloon: bas js lik 1% to return to Kingston to practice at the Jam: Jilasd a for Obio, wud confessed having stolen the carpet and disposed of it as At WHOLESALE, by tie exclusive Manofscturers end Sele No testimony rebutted this. Nothing impeached it. bar snd five dirty waiter girls, who are prostitutes the piace is Pu rig I fain bak Lh Te his i iy CHICAG April 28 Flour d ud unchanged, L be it un above, Mrs, Lynch was taen nriested and the property re- Owuers of the PATENT, Loovaie. vr ot Suilberagly. Ka giost WH by due few Short filme dues Jor swindling thie sui es ta ia in all it Is tensive negro practice, at Wwdlie. Highwine otive., Mess Pork advanced Ak ap til Y L) ends he alter long solitary con went, he, as de- the most dirty and miserable gem to be JOULd GRYS Leis o iw pre Leclesiastice 1 1 ler i $1 r bL). at &4 004 Lard dull at wale. Ke STH Yer an Re J ax ‘FICE Yiberate purpose as he pe able of, pleaded ir civet. No. Fourth-ave.~A low German isger beor saloon on at ih a all h i hE ae {.Aerg) Dia Kiev cet pis 5 500 0) r. 4 bua} W b 154 i AN OFFICER RUX OF in.—Oflicer Gardner of the Nos 97 EPI 8 o 1 1 disor nil, Las been siting fo 10 las ue days Upolu the kev, Muri, v asi, 8. JERS and 7% d 81 A STS. [0 fx the second degree. ‘The Government refuse to accept the line hous; frequunted by 0 PH fucked N that rr Sigs hud Ir A ore, Kee! f St. Maury t Port Mario i Corn, and 20.000 bash, Oats, Shipments bois. Flour, T wenty-fiost Precinct was run over last evening in the Bow. isi. Alvo, AT WHOLESALE by a I Hs aud the Court suggests that he retire with his counsel to [7 N, Egat Fourteenth st.—A diity, low cigar shop, with u ber Les charges being, first, for intemperance; secondly, for pot 18.0 Wheas 63,000 bu bh, Corn, and 5,000 bush. Oats, ery, by car No. 81 of the Third-ave. line, and ond of his legs MiLwavkie, April 28, 1866. ~Flour firm, at PU was terribly fractured, He was conveyed to the New-York consult. Here the court erred sadly, rievouslv, His appear- o the hone f Ee BP seven degraded prostitntes to do the honors of the house; sone of keeping ad ty book according to the set, Forty witnesses ¢.2 1) uble Extra 81 A Wheat hus declining tendeney A vy a hal As nit; BB tert. Om AM Hospital by the Fourteenth Precine: Police, where amputation aes shuwed his wedges, fod no Femane wd hoeifal udRe (Lew sre thieves; a regular wan trap t i 4 1 3 wounld have allowed auy influence to be used to induce kim to “This, however, is only a part of the information the Board of wave been summoned for the prosecution and 30 for the go 81 0 for Winter, Oats at Jile. Fr ghts unsettled; Ye T 0, 37 Would bs e: aiowed aut Ee HO I dace) nm i Conrail dn fol Metropolitan doa the but he defense. Counselor Walcott, instruc ted by Thomas Hen. Fuffalo, Rooei wy 1,000 bis Flour nad 0) bush. Wiest We ie I. WAV A TD 4 este action of our beneb in its best days forbade it. enough for the present. Under the present law all these par- drick, esq., attorney-at-law, attended on behalf of the Lord Shipments, 500 bbls. Flour and 23,000 bush. Wheat. est Twepty-cighttist, 1 T Green goes out with Lis counsel, and after some tiwe, con ties will ask tor licenses. Many of them will be disappointed Bishop of Kingston us prosecutor ul ler the act. Mosne, Awl th lew-Cuiton sles todoh ol i su A i I dents to the forual ples of guilty in the fost egine. Vit, os bls 4 doubt; Jute it not Selig the Bwiuls or he i rather Mr. John Dunning of the firm of Messrs, Lee Night. bales WY at J2¢.; sales for v ok, 6,500 bales, Receipts Ferny prom A FLiGuT oF STEPS, —Last evening Qa tel! 3 4 TO at cheap to permit any of them to sell atthe rate o 250 per wenie ol Liverpo We hi worters of the English for wed 4.0%4 bales, against 5,393 bales last week, Exports N wo i Ba a ee To aan tent Shas cheap! perm doy of hum tu acl MMe rue yd i igal iF Liiver edly the hbo, iu). Nepater he pug for week, 3,033 bales, Rtook on hand, 50,342 bales. Gold ea boy d Lawrence Connolly fell from tae top of the flight of iY 4 2 shways affirmed that Le never intended to piead guilty 1 delib- houses of ill-fazme, concert saloons. or any other establishment ter sy on I 2 his duti dis bh TXy cited wad bas an advancing tendevey, at 1273 2 steps leading to the Controller's Office, iu the City Hall Park, CURED BY INHALING after having completed his duties as snort-hand write €1 Louts, April 2%,— Flour and Wheat firm and unchanged. 10 the ground, and both his arms were broken, The injured boy was conveyed to the New-York Hospital by Officer Hallet A BARMLESS FLUID r I ‘orn and Oats steady. Mess Pork advanced to $0 0, acon srate murder. where women are employed as waiters. ‘L'ho keepers will per pos r i for the Royal Commission, who have just closed their her, with heavy trassactions; Shoulders at ic. Clear Now. bow stan'ls the case t+ Here was a moral sud mental haps bavish the girle and get license to sell Hquors; but the dwari boru iu the,hot-bed of insanity, never tried by a jury partnership will not thus be dissolved. Liquor and lewdness $/1UDE. shes nets diel ria. 004 Blea which hese S34 which the are too clseely allied to be divorced by this means. The rule Dif leary Storks is evidently bent on entire revision of ides 17¢. Lard booyant at 17j@2le. Whisky dui at #249 mp ow, he never t a a plea which eminent will ouly com ol their devotees to visit two places instead of the judicial system of the colony, Clerks of the Peace an die, gions EA the highest Criminal yp in Few. one. y i hil to A od polio 0 reside i their corel parishes on the SAVAGE ASSAULT BY A COLORED WomAN.—Last DR. K GOODALE 1, plea which his able and honest i a I a Tu granting these Heenses the Board, of, Excle rot demand salaries are t y be so equalized as to enable them to accom CITY NEWS. vight James H. Saunders and Sarah Evanson, both colored, eever should have advised or allowed Green to make Lad he the rum shop Is located. Large sums ave Deo oitcred for im phish t his, A Sipatidiary mugistraey i% 10 be appointed for —n—— 27 3 became engaged in a row at No. 25 Baxter-st., and while so AT i f every parish throughout the country, 0 as to prevent col- Uspeaninl o8 A Leereriyg Torr—Mr. E. engaved the woman suddenly caught up an ax and struck Id Ah BV of the T'wenty-sixth Precinct, For the United States service. Also, tic ABOWH What FOU, S11 NOW Know, favor: we hope to be able, koon or late, to publi puch mai—no—such a dwari—sou Lang. History. looking he il Mow whi di ai WM ate, 10 puthish te pase of lisions between the planting magistiec) and the litigant Underbill, the most distinguished of Metropolitan steno Saunders a fearful blow in tho face, iuflicting a very dangerons on a bar of lawyers, many of whom deny that Green was Miehth W sal 1 MM 000 te h LeRTo. aOR 1 wonnd, The injured m We y N ever legally convicted, must creep through the special plead Be at a AR lig SC par soldiers entitled to their discharge, during ser- graphic reporters, aud well known as a literary Jack-of all tal, where J a EE Tt ey LA rR Eb A Sul Sha bs be het Tetmedies put ts mg of A bench of Sunging Jodges to find how you ever got any if the Board of Excise Led placed its fee for a firat-claus license viee in Jamaica, are to be offered free grants of land from trades, has recently made himself additionally famous as a woman was arrested by Officer McCafferty of the Sixth Pro. weans of eure in vain, and Ee very dthes 4 legal right to hang him at all. somewhat too low t Et the recommendation of a Police Cap- the crown, with a subsidy for twelve mouths. if necessary, comic leetnrer in Brooklyn and other suburban localities, and cinct, and locked up. DR. R. GOODALE S CATARRH R MEDIES, ing Green wos never tried by jury. The only trial resembling tion is not the only requirite. The rules of the Yoard, which with ay iow te col aA 4rYy pow contemplates a leetnring tour through the western part of It will certainly cure, if you follow the direction upon the bottles a jury trial that Le ever had, was before Gov. Audrow's Coun: we published A week oF two go, AF Very stringent, and if the ith aw o promote colonization 1n the country, Now-York and portions of the Western States, It Is true Fei T Ei i which are very simple and plain. pon the y he ly bi Yefint vb oly bods alc WHA Jnvestigated ip ek Yo end Tesjectalie, which we very much doubt, a ur. Ui a Spon! le for a large number of tailors’ bills Se 3 TAROUOH 4 11ATCAWAY, =D licer Ross ol the SUNE OF JL FIRS] PRySICl ANS ARE RECOMMEND. facts of his case, and one-third of that ady 10V. hn a x will 0. when we consider i wnt lec he nt of va cine al h GI Bho fuetn of Lit ne mis sn reaee. 1t in nod SY. se Jrevout Xx und acid 3 iE Bake 3 0. Hany Shgaged Svidien Bounties in New-X ork Siate, whee Ceomsider iy fovea lectus, ang ihe Aude: B f Yost Stools Frosiedt varly Yesterday morning found the door gf De not ul ow the druggit to palin off any other preparation npen me that the same result would have followed a formal jury 4 13th inst., there will be a general raid all over the ity on un- I 1e following is a statement ol the sums actually his unique passages, but ho way none the oe uooddant of 0 od pruce-st. open, Believing that thieves were in the Jo Neh Ay by t keep it, send woney to the agent, and it wii be ja), aud if so, he would have been acquitied of wurder iu the licensed ruw-shops. To-morrow the Board will decide on some paid for bounties in enc’ District of the State of New-York sucoess in the sans cullotte ciroles of the great West, His budding. ho summoned to lus aid Roundsman Chrystie and Price, #1 per bottle cach. Send stamp for Pamphlet degree. Sian Wa of the applications already received, and if the morals of the in gddition to the pay and bounty f the G programme alone is the sou! of uumor, and his “delinea- tlicer Hedger, for the Firpose of searening it. On reaching Sold by Druggisis. pets Under law which Lolds that every yeasouable doubt should city do not improve vastly under the regime that then begins, wha uty from the Government: tions” will hardly fail to meet with the success which thoy the second floor, Ullicer Ross fell through the hatchway (which C. R. PARKER, Sols Agent Lary. ak K eof Mareh lind 1 f pa quit the indicted party, and that oaly a unanimous jury cas it will not be, we venture to say, because one of our greatest Calls of March 14, July 18, Dec. 19, deserve. und been carelessly left ope to the floor beneath, receiving No. 508 Pearl-st., near C wo Y Di 1864. 14 eutre, New Virk vict him, you has ped a mad uo, boy-Awarf—whoss case social €vils kas not been made beautifully less.” ile WA on os i Jo Agsrepite. EE gor ere Jalurive. He was conveyed to the Station: House, where Rl v 1 jue rats h 3 EERE 3, v Be 1% nn bun ol 3 q g f Was Lever jesented ba ofe. Bay Bo y of men which was not Be es 6hr 38. oy oll #30 Mr. Jerome Hopking's Monster Orpheonic Choral be received medical attendance. 1) A R AM Pl Under a law which holds that reasonabie doubt shall acquit 46.800 2,141 550 Festival at the Academy of Music is advertised in our columos Ya'YH fhe indicted party, you hanged 8 mak A ont Sau stquid TENNESSEE. SLi “sede tout mopaioe To coma uit Jato,” Jt Wilt) gn A BURGLAR CAvGuT.—On Saturday morning last, sufiug te Inset Lite T magistrate who your ost partial admirer will admit is a far s————— Iron 84h dav the oe ow" io ey dv oe 0 aves 0 James W. McDermott and a confederate forced an entrance pe ite Bent pat 4 Soké by Druggists etter lawyer and as keenly conscientious a man as yourself— 169,200 00 8 be Fill be soll at moderats Tn DAT ARRIS CHAPMAN, Eoston. Oy a8 hoenly en Bier Goh sy Arm The Henderson Trial—The President Mustaine 6 500 eto rates at the ticket offices, as, from May 1, the prices will be iuto the dry goods store of M. J. Meehan, No. 257 First-ave., 0 Ra Foston. ary trial aud Gov. Andrew as 4 magistrate, who, ander 8 dee Gen. Thomas— The Negre Testimony Rill in 64,600 261,100 doubled, unless when tickets are obtained of the Committen and sole from these goods to the amount of §100. As they Ve CUTMANN S sense of official responsibility, bad most conscientiously an the Legis] LOIL600 4,196,000 oi pte were leaving they were discovered by the proprietor, who fired thorongtly investigated his case, surely the deliberate convice- Legistuture: Ld.ooo 1r2:2.048 NT them. The confederate escaped with the plunder, but won of such man might have weighed as ressonable doubt” Tue itial of Ish RE, Seung, Apa 35, 1665. F000 a 5 Miss SLLA MELVILLE'S First CoNCERT.—The BiePermutt wes e3ugal in Yap back Jury oY Otticer Maloney of uv the wind of ove not over anxious to haog a fellow being! 1a’ Or Jala ¢hderson was continue ay. BUG 162 4.290. first grand concert of Miss Ella Melville, assisted by her pupil x Be was subsequently commicted Tron Bo% Dellare a cane Ca Le wi Sed fue His counsel Seed I far Tos noe Vm takes place at Dodworth's Hall No, R06 swig gi fox ial Jantice Ynarsela, ged a) bey d Fhe nt 0 xecution one whose o «d the elluing give their reasons 200,352 1,728.58 pH Cg oc rik 0 Wika or ¥3 and resides at sase Lis predecessor bad thoroughly examined, and refused to at the request of the connse!, aud then adjourned until 37T06 1,571,504 ing. ‘The entertainment will be participated in by Miss Elin No. 172 Forsyth st. Jun deatiewnrant, ue Ee se saves ors pz dena Stewadd Miss Lisle i wands, Prot, Hil, Mr. E. Ce: I< rst rule of the common law, that reasonable doubt The Ka g Same v Tz All 3,000.4°8 suv, Mr. Josep eyner, Mr. T, Edwards, Prof. BI pi i he party a te don AA War the Progdent hick Hig Ki rr] 4,074,000 Shilling, Mr. Henry Byron, Prof. a ox Soa. On Saturday evening a colored girl, ou banged a man whom no jury, knowiug what you did the 4) 5874 Lhe Dresice an 9, 4,955,52 renowned Professor Daniel Boone and family will also vamed Aun Maria Elizabeth Corigo, aged seven the Court in the Henderson metter TI9,600 3,705,600 Wppeas. How years, whose sour you signed Lis death-warrant, would ever haye convicted T4065 3505.76 gp parents reside at No, 5 Thompson-st., wi of murder in the first degree. Tried anywhere in the 8 In the Legislature the negro testimony bill passed the les 3,000,760 R No hut Was run over, in Thomp- $e bour you signed bis vant, Green would bave ae House to-day, on its first reading, and will t become a oy 000 hoi. 00 DAY BOAT YOR ALBANY.— On and after to-day, %on-st, by car No. 136 of the Broadway and Seveuth-ave. live. NS Juiited of capital crime. dbis you we lawyer enough to Jaw. Gen. Fish is urgent for its passage, so that he may TI8000 4485578 the stedmboat Armenia will leave for Albany from the Des. One of hor logs waa terribly fractured. Ste was sbsequently Sudw, this three-quarters of the criminal lawyers of the State abolish the Freedmen's Burean, n. vo m— GETS (Th, 3a Suasle 334,202 brosses-st. Pier at 7:30 a. m., and from the Thirty-fourth-st, Ikea Jo Believe Losoid), b3 the Eighth Precinct police, 11 A Qwarl- never triad but to be acquitted —inflnenced into a NASHVILLE, April 29, 1566, 103, 454941 225% 840 Pier, 7:45 a. m., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, land. driving, and Vesterday Gl ah rented i i tion Marble Baths, plea Le never inlended to make—one which keen lawyers con- fous Helulersess DE fours A 230,000 Sian i o.000 0.000 3 34.00 ing at Yonkers, Cozzens', West Point, Newburgh, Poughkeep- Ledwith, 05 Past TPourth sStrect ‘end be never did make—a wan whom his counsel besought vesterday, pleaded Not guilty g to each of the, charges RPAH i$ Wy ag ayy 39, fe, A ep i CH Jourtlhy rect, Bovernuent to spare, beonuse, Knowing what be does, Sespug’st and Specifivasions preferred against hiw. The case will Ainounia pabi by 0. Eitat is oanty of New-Yont, _ oie, Rilnebeck, ko. IR PASSING A COUNTERFEIT LU. 8. TREASURY NOTE. Between Broadway and Bowery, would bave allowed Greeu to plead guilty—such a one, making Proceece with to-morrow. EL y lad CONTAINING og jour way through al the barriers the generosity of your a y selear————— Aggregate of bounties paidi.......on rarearsess 06,408,672 StapBiNG APPRAV.—On Saturday night Dither ious Carsls ve roto) Wd brouglit before Commissioner The RUSSIAN or VAPOR BATH? styuur Sih put Between Jou ad sous Viti, To Hee ioe NORTH CAROLINA. a Hansen wet Elizabeth Juntos ia ons of th concert saloons fn 10 ronnie eM SRY ROSE COTY wo »HiEns is law, vou alone banged Green without legal justification EE The Border Excitement— Killian Leaves East. HB pd LT 3 evmpRaied her 0 2% JS dence, No. 86 LS sway note on hg Jonas Levi, who keeps e store iu THE TURKISH on HOT-AIR BATHS bh oo] ‘Kost. i wey quarreled, an v N ayment for suud o y J "4 Yhat Staluio was ennoled iv shivlg Jusk such: hu. Li The Gee Case—Attempt to Arrest. Gen, Ruger. port—Movement of United States Vessels, her in the forehead, with ‘4 Nr Horio Huhscs stavbed examination of ph Witness Fowory Iolie bg atu ae are pow sompleted. Both Baths are covstracted entirely of Hoiiar Seb man’s son, surronnded En is ld this bees x RaLkiGH, N. C., Saturday, April 28, 1466, Easteokt, Me, Saturday, April 28, 186, He was arrested, hr officer Deyer, of the 104% Precinct, azd adjourned to Monday ext. wit’ are a ye 5 Pigvided ample time to investigate nis case, be had never been con- Judge Fowler issued an attachment to-day for the arrest All is quiet and mystery here now, There ure expecta- Juotirdor Som for trial, by Justio Dowling, in default of The estab isbmerts afford wiple accommodations for hy i feted Convicted, such one would Lave ever been hanged, of Gen. Ruger, for refusing to recognize the writ of habeas tions of a little raid in some quarter, but as f rus y y —h— IAnuonncemeats. day, Particular attention given to the Rueading and Shemposing Poor and friendiess, be was thrust suddenly upon counsel Corpus issued in favor of Major Gee, Low on trial before a HTD some quav.er, a8 lor an invasion process, npr without tie to examine his case, aad before a Military Commission. of the Provinces, it is now out of the question for the Trager oF A Hogsk ANp WAGON. —John Dully was L'EMAL DE PARIS DE JARED ER M ‘\GTON SON Suurt which, 3 Jrdvan) ah i. vas of the facia ng be J0savent Gen. Ruger refused to he arrested, 80 the matter will Preenl, ian woke to Gon. Mead on Sunday pight arrested, by oflicer Holmes, of the 23d Pre- The Indies now may have generally the clear aud Deamiitl com Lk. EMIN GTON SON, rag ht gS. Dt sulors oF hee ness ead) tia. gland tii he suse gan Po ju before the President, Gens, structions lo seize any 0 en: Meads; sbing i ha dud ie Sines. having iu his possession a horse aud harness, valued ar Plenione thet wate ste the euyiod prise ot an, Alan 8 ludy with y APACE on ron 0 an lef hoarse at Ab] lee o 4 ho. N 3 “wp P Kn AM shusetts. Over such a boy, arraigned under a novel statute, nd W i BE eadman left here last night for Newbern of fishermen. Gen. Meads replied that Le would se gh a ho the possession of which he could not account for, On slegant, fvory like complexion PO hy ae hy do Jari, te Sau] 3 there should hase been thrown the most delicate and werupu. ah ilmingtou. wry bie Trad seize all Paturda} the owner of the anima), Mr. Nathan J, Hall, residin the Email” at night and wash it off ju the EW und in a aA pA fous safeguards of the law. Certainly, no »u#hi careful respect ence” i kit he avy Rental Subse would be used in the iy xington-ave., appeared and stated that ke had employed days the clogzed pores are opened, the auimaleula Hag ee all ah _ 40 the purity of its ermine and the Yamane cavt.oa of the law From New.Orleans, reaking of the neutrality laws, aud also arrest all parties the Prisiner to take the horse on hoard of a steamer bound for them are dead. the morphew aud freckies are gone, and the ouce harsh we vizible ou this oceasion, NEW-ORLEANS. Saturday. April 28 _ having apything to do with them for such a purpose, Conwnoticut, instead of which he had attempted to make off skin 1s soft aud glistening Its entice texture is victamorphosed, It MANUF AR Mistaken public opinion, fed on false rumors, demandeda Gen, Canby vas to-day before aturday, April 2%, 1866, Killian lef this evening, with him. Justice Connolly comwpitted the prisoser for trial, is especiully recommended by Mui. Fouls, Miss Maggie Mitchell, MANUFACTURERS OF <letim, aod you washed your hands in PRT, Ja p Gen, anby was to-day before the United States Cirenit EASTPORT. Mo. Satueday, April 28, 1866 and the horse was returned to the owner, Lucille Western Mrs. D. Bowers, Mlle, Vestvali, Mra. Waller, und x i you J t oncliate the Cont for contempt, in Prevanting the execution of a writ Ala late hour this eYOnIng another vessel ii ving to ud GE oRbeis Whe ave wand it Ewa i sold L. sauhav, No. 622 REVOLVERS, RiFLES pe y ied of segue n ohtaine r the United S xx Tras ao od 3 iv agent for its sale tu this city, LA But oven this black cloud reveals one spot of its silver lining, of sequestration obtained by the United States Treasurer the flying squadron steamed into the harl HEP r 3 «against 500 bale sotton. The s arbor, supposed to Tnerr oF A WALLET. —A Satur ee against 500 bales of cotton, The case was fully argued, ba the side-wheel steamer Augusta. The "Winoaki 38 whi OF A WALLET.~On Saturday afternoon, oy yyypy peppgiscy wr 'MUSKETS AND CARBINES while Mr. Nathan H. Smith, the ticket ageut of the Harlem D EAR XPERIENCE WITH THE WILCOX UN L The community will learn that so grave and terrible a power as bat of life aud death should not be trusted where it cau ever he ased 4s a counter in the game of political ambition. It our he entire Bar being prese decisi for ig present Jand the decision was reserved. under orders to leave for Calais on Monday, the Do Soto Judge Darrell says he mi as well hav ourt il y Ts night as well have closed the Court remaining until the entive squadron has artived, when she Railroad Company, at Forty-second-st., was standing with Lis Grune Banates. f oe Cloni lag done Ler family owing cn your ach lcox Gibbs) for more than five years: has wor in the back to the window of the oflice, Daniel R. Cronan thrust his POCKET AND BELT REVOLVERS, aoverument is such that we cAnno! SOmMetines Scape as mayls- at once ifits writs are to he disregarded, and remarked v oe Virates wen who will try to make even the gibbet a hi pd that it would be unavailing so Hae pu hen Bein pe will probably leave for the fishing-ground, hand through the house done five i stane to higher place, then it ws not safe to continue the use of the Court-room.? as bayouet: di wm B ai throug 1 t he Ko riure, and stole frem a shelf a pocket. 7" years ago, which has been constantly more or less in REPKE rr i Weis murderous punishment. “Show me that buman testi Cotton agents are stil suing for hal From Fortress Monroe, ii Son a ning $114, with which Le attempted to make his too and washed scores of times, but which she exhibits in as good IPEATING PISTOLM, wony is infalible,” said Lafayette, “before I will admit of refused geuts Jd suing for habeas corpus, but are Forvirs: Moxgok, Frid ie pee. He hy discovered and pursued, and in his flight condition as at the hour it was done. She bas uvever had a rip, a RIFLE ("ANES REV VING 'N pial punishment,’ v ed. The mor kt IR tat Rl ROE, Friday, Wy i, 15646 rew the stolen wallet under a freight car, where it was found peedle broken, or a difficulty or mishap of auy kind duri iin LAE OLY RIFLES, a aha CX ample wo ay buy, show us that design: Ge. Canby has ordered a cholera quarantine of News he steamer Rapidan, from New-Orleans the Eh ust, nnd restored to the owner. ‘I'he thief wus arrested by Oftieer ishap of any kine uring the time, Rifle and Shot Guu Barrels, and Gun Materials. Sold by Gun Desh un YE0en Will never ase a gibiet as belp 10 political at Geel York shipping coming hither. Dr. Stover says the arrived here to-day, and after disembarking Co. B. of the Behwarta of the Niunatsenth Procinct, and committed for trial 0. A. CrAuK, Brownsville, Jan, 12, 1998, i Trim re, oy {un ew ey yo O7¢ We CuirUst such with thus terrible power. Of the heart. Cholera never visits warm latitudes in Summer. “Damp Socond United States Colored Infantry, proceeded to New. by Justice Conuoliy. ke is aged twenty-nine years, aud a na y Iu these days of HOUSE BREAKING and ROBBEKY every ess “Lcorge IV. itis recorded that he often stood loug before weather in Fall and early Spring produces it, b York with her passengers and freight, tive of Ireland, GARIBALDI Srirs, Por Bovs—=The most eleg: HOUSE, STORE, BANK, sud OFFICE should have one of Thaocellor beggivg him to suggest something piv! would cholera dies out 1 Summer 8} ces iY, but the The steamer KICid, from Newbern, N.C, arrived to-day ever before secu in this country, Ladies call aud ins PET R yoy oy 4 y DAR (i Oe ai os CALL ALC v nve bil3 Sr dhe S10al hetunuity of signing a death warraut. Mr. Hunter, the agent of the British steamships, has and landed a detachment of sailors for Nortolk, She thon ARRESTED POR RTRALING AN ENGINE.—On Friday No. 62 Lafayette-p! Buokaw BOTEE WS, EMINGTON'S REVOLVERS, You wheh fugts, dsida inte: Sour predecessat, and sabstan- left for Liverpool. The lige is fully established "and *Yilod for New. York. night lust Sergeant Webb and Officer Blackwood, of the Niuth hv i ha 0. 34 Fourth-uve, Clreulare containing cots and descaiption of pur Aru will be or Cir Tagg ee A Reogr J, with calcul. works admirably. The British schooner Four Sisters, during a heavy gale Precinet, arrestod William Patterson, George Keyes and n ate ft #anished upon application. i paIN se pre. 2 suntan stands strougsr to-day the outrage Moy i Confederate exiles are returning from Mexico. They on the 10th inst, weut ashore Lear Bagdad, Mexico, and George Romero, on the complaint of John Ross, of Hoboken* wessmmor PSARIUS'S GALLERY, sr m——— ee REMINGTON 4 SONS, Dion, RY. “he Just, OF uid sell respect of Massachusetts forbad.: bring uafavorable reports. proved a total loss. The complainant states that a fow nights since o steam engine HORRITR, A bu Wi Philadelphia. h 1 WENDELL PHILLIPS, The Texas crops are the largest ever grown. i FORTRESS Moxnor, Sdurday, April 24, 1866, valued at $900, was stolen from his machine shop in Hoboken, Soo specimens ut BOGARDUS'S UALLY RY, No. 363 Broadway GE TLE MEN ia Cotton still unsettled; sales 500 bales; Low Middlings, 302 Arrived loaking, brig Rolling Wave, from Havaua, nud brought to this city, where it was secreted in a cellar in pI pe 4 d From Quebec. d2e. to-day’s receipts 2,666 bales. Flour, 50 for Superfine, bouud to Portland, with sugar und molasses, Washington st near Christophar, The oflicers found it A. A. Pavagrasr's Fresca Cours i out of the city, take your own measure aod send’to Corn quiet at 81 0528110, Oats firm at G0e. Pork #30 cnn there, and restored it to the owner. ‘The prisoners Were 08 joined on 1 8 FRENCH COURSE can yet be 5. A. BROOKS, Ast, Quinge, Saturday, April 24, 1868, Bacon (Shoulders) l4ic.; Ribbed Sides, 16io.; Clear io. Saturday beld for examination by Justice Ledwith. Joiund ou Monday #honing, April 50, at 8 o'clock, No. 9 University Importer and Manufacturer of wo Man glo of Lucho the originator of a plan of Lysa stiffer Hay 8272830. Gold 1504. Sterling Exchauge Frem Leuisville. er eaiBa—— pisce, See "lanrottion. 3 0 S Q arantine chotera, which 18 in operation in some parts Freights on cotton to New-York bale 1 i it. \d States, left this af i pez lle. LOUISVILLE, Satarday. April 24, 186i, Roped BY A PRETENDED Friexp.—Ou Friday af 71 he Unite this afternoon for Baltimore and en——— Tha ravenne officers horn have sei; dd ay Jl wh J whey Waa hington ¥8 2 delegate to the American Medical Aaso- ¥rem Californi Louisville and Cincinnati Mail Lin 2d the books of the grpoon last Mr. Edward Harford, residing in Jersey City, at Passengers Arrived. No. 573 BROADWAY, NEW. YORK. istie Ty 10 rep Nosent the Collegs of Physicians of Lower Sux FRANCISCO yin to stamp freight receipts 8 Company, for failure yp porner of North Third aad Prospect.sts., met one John Wo oy Ae Coon Son Exig- Guotge Wood, Heuty DIREOIIONS FOR NENSURING FUE FUOL a i] 3 X oy ood, J Sifre, y t «ansd A He iwseuds to lay his plans, the results of his Nyduey dates to Jan, 2 ANNOUNCE ie. breaking Hoof a mmm— Meyer in the saloon No. North William-st., this city. In Mz. und Mr. Join McCracken Ca er ir. ad Mes ob. the otis of wine Ewin Piel, hen will ive he re) End oie itty ing Pm esident of the recent drought, Wheat quoted at X/3, sw Fire im Erie, Pa the course of tha conversation which eusued Meyer informed chs Mies As ashets lies Sons pry "Jie 1 Buchel: tenet ny (ok the 227 we show i hele i i i d h Th WY. aylor, 1 i he Ai no Ww lore ie Fetus 10 Bt Yossam)ine of Sit SUSAariACh Wa hedged to-day for the murder ERIE, Pa, April 29. 1866 K bid i ogi the saloon ia which they stood. Har. 1 the steerage. bode ao ‘sutve, and 1,161 inches and aS Sure, Jassden co, nds ‘hat Shotéry say or exter The steamer Del i Eureka, has arrived wan JR, on 2 allerioon on Peach-st., near glinir, was Savi by Mor ARE Ry 4 gE Latest Ship News, wo be 1.~The Ball of the foot, inated afte it hay Leen Ag a8 broken out in a bringing $6,500 i treasure, {of med Di 4 toying 8 reales part of the row Sathaia at. where his wants oould be supplied. Together ARRIVED, 2~The Low Tustep. by absoly Ie solation. 7 thet the pases gt Minifg stocks are still depressed; Ophir, $692, Yellow the fire ignited ee chit was located. Sparks from they want there, aud Harford took off Lis coat aud lakd it upon Stewrship Brin (Br), Cutting Li The lish Tustep. L Vinversiraw ai Washinton are not Asiatic or pid Jacket Bejoher, $305: huperial, $175: Chol Po- o ignited and destroyed part of the wholesale furni. the counter. In the coat was a wallet contaluing $1,057 in yah, with ne a Ti tins: covergoot Aw H. Qanitown 8 —The wi udarn bus WAVE rive Wa, Boi lender, od oy Savy 1» an. YI tary y Joseph Seer. Loss about $8,000; 3 Feaudry uo oy ster Harford Wa alled 10 tho year of Company. Has bad strong yas hn co aera fae ie. Api 6. Vim rl y Ct HY v poo ty ina i by 3 oon Ying upon the counter, On reinrn. 12, of (he Nuliers, pusscd stom sli) hungnro bound a 1 a) 144.) IST I. Y C4TY 5 AY akZiubott 43 wlnpies uber, by opi thas ado ed hand deli, Luling 4 WY dy lon 3000 WY, seen TI bi A Kn ath, lak, 010 PHYS Hous 35 iA La RS I hit CITY. AND Wak