New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
June 1, 1866

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A SRC. Hr he dmpegmen, WALLACK'S THEATER CRIS RVENING, st 8 IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND! onary, Frodorio Roblasen, John Gilbert, Chas Fisher, Mark Sudth, Young Holston, KJ, old, Browue, Wiliam. Unban Leonard Barus «liso, Vinson Jugs, Wud, ahi. Moss lowe Burks, Mis Madeiiue Heniigues, Miss A Barrels, on Soot SARA NIBLO’S GARDEN, THIS FVENING et ®t, BELPHEGOR, THR MOUNTEBANK, Yaron Delioe. 1. Vernon, Mosers. Bur Holmes, 88 bunt: o° Liusios it B M Wells, Miss Ever A Sted Beery i ary Welln, OLYMPIC THEATER THY EVENING, at 8-THE LOVE KNOT-MEDEA runs grep SE SOTA Three, wi ne Wesiern, Mr. J. A Herne. $i WOODS THEATER. Tis FYENING, THE FLVES Or. THE STATUE BRIDE~ PAN DE FASCINATION: The Worrell Sisters, sud full company. NEW FRENCH THEATER-OPERA THIS EVENING, The English Comic Opers of THE DOCTOR OF ALAANTARA: Miss Richings, Miss 283s Harrison, Mr Mo sat Moan Castle, Seguin, Poskes. Ketchum, Eichberg. POX'S OLD BOWERY THEATER. YHIS FVENING ot 8 THREE FAST WOMEN; ROBERT. PHF OE VIL: Mis Fanny Herring Mr. 0. L. Fox. RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. THIS AFTERNOON of 2 and THIS EVENING ut 7} UNCLE POMS CABIN-Mrs OC. Howard Mra J. Pryor, Mra W. L. Jams we. Misses Jeanie Lhuvet, Bebhon, Schall, 141 Meera ad Del WwW, L milson, Jol hy Bren Andorsos. Wilton, ONF SIUNDKED THOUSAKD CURI walllirs IRVING HALL THis EVENING, MUSICAL PERFORMANCES by BLIND Mm COOPER UNION MALL TODAY at o'clock m. THE ORFPH DREN'S SINGING JUBILEE Mr Jerowe Hopkine, shattt, Signor Orlandivi Masers. David Wylie, S. B. oiddeck, Theodore Thon, FONIST end CHIL Nignori Bos ifs. Rober BRYANT 8S MINSTRELS, THIS FYENING af 8 ocock. OLD TIMES ROCKS, THE FAVE INGIN. Messrs Dan Boyant. Neil Bryant, Dave Reed, Nelee sayme Rollie Howard, Dan Euanett, Master Ryan. CHRISTY 8 MINSTRELS THIS EVENING, a8 10 BALLADS, t OMICAL ACTS. FARCKS, SURLESQUES, DANCKS SOLOS, DUETS, ete. MYSTERIES A {00 RR AHAAVE, HOTEL—-WHO KILLED TLE POLICE: N NATIONAL A ADFMY OF DESION, 4 TAY and THIS EVENING exhibition of the WORKS OF TVING ARTISTS GOUPIL'S GALLVRY, No 772 Broadway EXHIBITION Ur NEW PICTURES by TODAY Me T. €C PR CORNER OF HOUSTON AND GREFNE-STS. TODAY =EXAIBIIION OF ANDREWS 'S FLYING SHIP FASHION COURSE. TODAY, st 2p a =TROLING for Purse of $500, and a Purse oem Dusinces Notices. Congress WATER. Furine Wares Corrumiay Warss Rolrashing Clearwiog luviguretiug Daicious se a Beverage. Sate ar d certain oe a Medicine. Horn ay art Drocaisrs. BoexkiT's STANDARD COOKING EXTRACTS av sand spices of the best quality, and chal ens is based upon their merit earn'uly prepared fron yarsas pa’ Pirvevors, Confectiovers and iio lenge compatiticn. Tlelr Referens is msde to the pri Loted States. For sale by choice Druggiste snd Grocers BYR yw aA New Pork Daily Tribune. FRIDAY. JUNE 1, Te Cerresp He potior can Setakon of Avon ymons Communications Whatevarls intended for insertion mast be authouticated by the nates sad od dress of the Wrkler net necessarily (a pudiosiion but a4 runs anty for his good faith AL bumnoss otters for this oho shoula be addressed to “The Tans wee,” New York. Wo eannel sndertale bo return resected Communications Te Advertisers. We will thank our advertising customers te baud in thelr Advertisements od es sarly an hour ae possible. IT received after ¢'slock thay Mmeot be classified under their proper heads NEWS OF THE DAY. FOREIGN NEWS, By the arrival of the Costs Rica st this port yesterday, we have dates from Aspinwall to May 2. The Govern. ment of Chili has begun a system of fortifications which, if completed according to the present plans, will vastly alleviate the exposed condition of her principml ports. The bights commanding the wo and bay of Val rais0 are, in particular, being strongly fortified, The vian Government, on May H, pegged 8 decrees ibiting subjects of Spain afier that date from enter. ng Peruvian terntory, ai ordering all Spaniards who en. tered Pera since Jan, 1, 1550, 10 leave the territory within thirty days, The eloction in New-Brunswick has resulted in a com- plete victory of the Confederate party. GENERAL, NEWS, In Brooklyn on Wednesday there gras an suction sale of R00 lots of laud in the Kighth and Tenth Wards, the same belonging fo the oaatata of the late Theodorus Polhemus. The total proceeds of the sale amounted to $250,000. A sale of 85 (ots 0 the Nineteenth Ward of the same city to have ocour:xl yesterday, was postponed on socouns of sickness, A case was hefore Justioa Hogan yesterday whore the President of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals complained of the oaptain of a vessel for inflicting vnnecessary Injury to his cargo of turtles, The case wont over fur deliberation ou ihe question as to whether a turt'e 1s an anal. By the latest reports from Quarantine it appears that since the transmission of previons accounts there have been received into the chelers hospital from the steamship Union 45 patients, and from tha Peruvian 3% Ther have also been 14 deaths masking sn sggrogaie of posons now under troa ment of Tu, There was inostang in ‘avor of tha doctrine of impar tial suffrage 10 Famecil Thal Boston, vosterday. Strong how ware made by the "Ton Same! McKee of Kon tucky, the Hoa. Mr. Blobs ul nesseo, aud ox Gov Boutwoll of Massn Luis A grist-inil] at Moddi ton NY appears to have bean dealing death around the and “hy infusing lead, with which crevices in the inili-atones were tilled, into the floor and meal whuchab pon Lug Consequences alc quite AEW-YORK DATLY os and Fibgence; two on veral Assem- Loge er with 8 sv indaings al Lane G from Missouri on the Presbyterian blies, and on the Homestead Lands, variety of items. po a—— The House has concurred in the Renato amendments to the joind resolution to facilitate railway communi- oation between the States. Bo this heavy blow at railway despotism awaits only the President's signa ture. The House passed yestorday the bill to promote the construction of a railway between Washington and the North-West; a bill, in other words, to break up in Peansylvania just such an odious and paralyzing monopoly ae the Camden and Amboy in New-Jersey. The vote was 63 to 37. Another bul for a road from Pittsburgh to Cleveland was passed by the equally emphatic vote of 77 to 41. We judge this House does n't believe much in monopolies. DOING IT JUST RIGHT. A traveling correspondent of The N.Y. Times, writing from Americus, Georgia, May 21, narrates the impressions made on him by a visit to a plantation near that village, which he wishes Lad been visited also by the Editor of Tur TrisoNg. Not being able to enjoy that pleasure, we do what will, perhaps, please him almost as well—oopy and call especial at. tention to his narrative—as follows: “There are several very large plantations in this neighbor bood where hundreds of freedmen are employed working der the sapervision of skilled managers; the owners residing in towns im other portions of the State. I Lave just returned from a visit to one of the largest, the property of an sx Hebel of ounsiderable prominerce, where I was wosy hospitably re oeived by the managers, who showed me al plantation life with perfect frankness, axplained the internal eoonomy with great ohsorfulness, conducted me on horseback over the whole place, and gave me much valuable informa tion of a practigal obaracter {a relation to that all absorbing subject—ihe oy. “1 oonversed freely with somes of the freedmen, went into the houses of several saw their wivos and families, and ain. oerely wished, when 1 Lad coscludad my very interesting visit, what Mr. Greeley and other ent husiastio negrophilists MW sti bemoan the condition of the colored race, cvnid have seen and heard what saw aud heard. 1 have traveled a good desl in the pourse of my iife in various countries and climes, and 1 do not hesitate to ay that T have never seen laborers so well fed, c'othed, nid lodged, so cheerful contented and comfortable, as thare. ‘They are all the former slaves of the proprietor, born and brought up on the please where their fathers and grand fathers lived before them and sow, under contract for the year, recois ing for their labor ample food of the best quality {or themselves and families, full clothing both for Bummer asd Wigier their doctors bili paid for them, and beside the right to ruse fod ls vegetables aod sirup, are to have wae fourth of the cotton crop. Lf you calculate the valae of this compousa- ton, 1 think you will sgres with me the uo farm laboier 1a any country gots better wages, and that 18 must be his own fault if be does not skrive. Certainly, no White laborer at the North oan do as well A many vegetalies as they cul sal —poas, beans, Ssbbage, Potatoes, sjuash, Ac —ench full hand has three and a balf pounds of prime Orns. The Cammencemant acar wes of she Cooper Union oe curred Inst sight with a very large number of persons in attendance. The found 1 of the Institute was present, and the aotertanment was ighly editable and satis factory. he ate war, vestarday, remains of the Rebel doa fora tn ites of the rand decorating ther graves w 'h somest and most elaborte chaise or The yearly meeting of v Ho ksite Friends closed at their moeting-houss 10 KF lioonth si, ye stoerday 1 horn has been a large attendance ou the teesting, an I much interest was felt by the members A Consomntors AroTuecary will sell only such The fact that every reputs prapaationg as be knows to be valuabie bla drigsist 10 the niry keeps s constant sopp'y of MaksnEy 8 ALISAYA TONIC, 1 ape proof that ite efficacy bas been thor ngnly Laatod «vonostruw. wade up of nobody knows what but s puis satrast of tie Calisays Bark, the most approved tonic in the Matera Media For eale by ol Druggists nEVALIER'S Li¥E For Tur Haig Neves “Ata to restore gray hair to its original oolor. fres'ines will Srey ad ho wi. Posrrivery stop its falling out; promo s growth is Currary to impart life and vigor, will 'w vimtastY Aoep the bead fo a clean. coul and heaithy condiica bas No Eguar se Hai Dax, va 1 assure vou Indies and wigs uo {Wn aod is advised by oor best physicians t We! you require for the bale. Sold by all drugeies SARAM A CHEVALIER M.D tte Tee STAR Mevicisarn Powoek Co, MANTPACTURE AND SELL THR MeKiNury Vowpex Wor tha ensedy aud certain cure of Ulcers of the Throat ana Noss waiad slate, Swelling of the Tonsila Coaghs Co de Quinwsey Hoarecnses. Diphtheria, Clergrman's Sore Thiost Catarch of the Now and Bronchi ls See cl reuiar containing cr tifiestes trom Dr. Thoms FF Wisom of Wilson Peter Co. Wholesale Dn wie. Lov sviie Ky 0M. Hideesh, one of the proprictory of the New York {ote Bs Flmaioth Crctenden, Widow of the aad aw Office No ork WISHES TO DIE, even if hislife is insured, fmt to ~uabls bis family to receive the insarance—then let him tke wee dha c wnry precastions to preserve Lis own life and beath. Fore f MARSDEN CARNINATIVE No 0% Broapway NO} wodt mg these is the prompt use Sane Le first appearance of tendency to a disordered ation of the so ain Depot No 477 Broadway $m Tar NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE, with only Pwo Horas muskes J 50 bricks per hour, with etreight, well Pebnad soge and the bricks will stand ALL CLIMATES while "hose mands Ly Ue dry press ng machines sll CROMBLE TO FINCHES 00 te Wg MESHED TO FRAT. A Rugra, Geversl Agent, No. 4] Broadway, 'N. 3.000 Su1xGLEs PER HOUR are made by the EMpire Suisera Macuixe with ouly OF HORSE POWER, and will make out of 1.0 same amount of timber ONE THIRD NORE SHINGLES thes can be made hy any swwing shingle maciive. A. Raqra, Geaers Acai No 141 Broadway, New York D1aPEPsiA 18 CAUSED by, an ill-conditioned stomach, what a be Manspars SanaTive Preis Their action is mid ia sesisting ‘be digestive o pans to perform thelr functions, regnisting the action of the lNveor and bowels, and releasing the sulferes from lnsupperiable mies vr Foo sale by all Droggista. TorrrRiNG AND FEEBLE DYSPEPTICS, DEIVOUus in va. Ne of both sexes and al! who suffer from 2 peral debility or owl weahasys race ve Lnmediale sud permanent beuetlt from thet most wend 4 oi Turkish ‘nvigora ts, Broguise, $1 per bottie. Depot No 2 Day at. For mie by al! Droggiete Dr. DILLENBACK, author of a new work on Cox. ewmrrion, Beoxcmiris, Astuxa and CATARRE, can be seen profes sionally at is rooms, No. 113 Ninth-st., a few doors west of Broadway N.Y, avery Thoreday and Friday. tres onal postage stamp of stamped envelope. Address T W. Mamspan, No. 487 Broadway, New Yooh or token in part pay for the Umivansar, wire Cos Wases, whisk 4% ARRANTED to be durable. RC, Baowwing, General Agent No 72 Courtlandvet., N. Y. (opposite Merchants Hotel Fons axe Bomoran Stiven Prave Saree Highly ornamental wamaniad periact y Gry. Ale o lage smcrimest of Bankes Merohants Tiree Masvmiv k Co 265 B dway and Chestnut ot 4 BROADWAY CHEAPNESS Tha «pes assortuent of untrimme in and ‘apey Have Foadion, Misses and Children, at Gmxry's, No. 513 Brosdws wide he'd for selection, snd the prices are lowe; that «sew here i Tag Uroxs Brrron-Hors MAcHiNE—Sold exci. wvely vy the Sixexn MANUPACTURING (ORPANY No 4M Broadway Nouralgia, and all Pains in the Head or Lace are ree Onear BEusrmarieo

Imstanni'y toloved by ume dose of Marca Hawwor Nr IS The free to soldiers, and low to officers snd civilians Chostnoiot Pula Astorpl, N.Y UJ Uivez ot, Boson Aved frowd sou nacions of his vatents. jon. Jolm J Crittenden mediately relieved by taking from two te feur of Caong2a! Its Cause aAXp CURE. —This pamphlet show 4 Ba in the hands of every one—contalning information va uatle toa. A copy will be forwarded by mall, free, on the rece jt of Win oERS of all kinds RRPAIRED on short notice, Manvivs New PATENT ALuM AND DRY Pra-1e ad sud for offers ns Tre Ary AND Leo, by B. FraNk Parver LL.D woly No Vesey st. Lady st Truss ELASTIC BToCKINGS, SUSPENSORY Bano sens, Hopronrans, &C°-Mazaw Co's Kedica Cure Trim Clee Lendant. “Pequot Machine Co., Mystic River, Conn., manufac. tare be mont lanpro ved Looms for weaving Tapes Bindings Web sings. PoOMADR restores gray bar, ae dyes ot Mors CAkMICAL is the fuest hair dresdog known. Use dye; ad preparatious. Depot No. 81 Barclay sh. The Keutncky Democratic Convention ithe Prentic wiLg, met a Lanuinaville on WwW. desl with 70 d UIE wrasont. Kosolitions wars passed ndorsing President Johnson. There are fresh reports about Fenian movements, and f* seins evident that in Torou s very general Aare Arins are stated to Lave Lean os sod 1a consider able quantities at Bt. Alban, A The Strong diverce case camo [ofors the Court this mormung, on a mobing of the d fondant for an ordor re- quiring the piaiutB to advance monoy for the payment of her counsal In Mah Judge hraken fins fenind tha right ritorial Protste Courts to nstiuimiize fnreygnerns, himself refired to naturalize fore gnors polvigany as Heng in violation of the act of Congress of the Ter. aid hina wielioe who p By the exjroaion of the steamer City of Memphis yes torday, on Lis Mississipi, cokit Lives were lost, and niso meh valuahie propery, Many persons wore wise badly injured Wyman's Hall, or a< 1 18 sometimes known, tha Mat. ropolitan Flonter,” was buried an St Louis last night A owas #0 8 fire 1 eiuphis, at Lass $100 000 which the loss was $50 000 Mr. Conmissioner Osborn gave a decision yesterday af fecting the uterests of cladu.u 8 of prizs wobey in the cane of J. Ne! son Luckey The shipwrighta had a picnic yesterday at Jones's Wood, 6.000 persons bong present. Specches in the in- terest of the stnke were noade by several persons. Mr. Jumes Stephens addressed 8 Fenian meeting in Philadelphia, and disseninatel some intelligence soso t- ing the affuirs of that order, On the Bockeye racecourse at Cincinnati yesterday, tha four-year-old horse Revolver” made the extraordinary time of 1 44}, which 1s sad to be the quickest on record. By a railway collision th Jos west from (leveland, Ohio, yesterday, One person, lady, was killed and several passengers wore serious y burt Out of about 5 141 licenses granted by the Excise Boer) the City of Brooklyn gels 1000. Of $655,000 #0 far paid in, the same city contributes $200 000, The Harvard Base Bali Club played against the Eureka Club st Newark yesterday, sod were defosted on a score of 2to 39 the game lasting four hours The shipment of wheat and flour from Europe t this country is becoming common. The City of Cork brings 498 casks of French flour AN Convention of Sportsmen is in progress at Pals myrs, N. Y., with considerable interest on the part of those in sttendsnce. A Toronto dispatoh the announcement that the I favor of confederation A storage warehouse day night at a loss of whisky were saved Judge Erskine, in Goorgis, has Congress proseribing the awyers’ tional. There waa some good trotting on the Fashion Course yostorday (best Lime 2.3), sod there will be more to day. The American Telegraph Company have extended their lines to Lancaster and Whitestield, N. H. Gold mold yasterday as high as 1404, and closed at 140. Government stocks are steady at the full quotations of yester: day. Mouey is in good eupply on osll at 6@7 per ost, with a downward tendency. Commeroial paper selis at 6@64 por cont for best short Lille. Exchange more salable, bus the chief business is in short bills, 110§ 2111. In Freights the offerings of Corn are more liberal and rates are better. The engagements to Liverpool are 67,000 bush. at 44 and per steamer 50,000 busi. st 6d CONGRESS, BENATE. Mar 31 A resolution for the relief of Mr. Paul Forbes, the naval! contractor, was reported from the Naval Com. wmittes. The conference oun the Pension bill reported ree un states that Ja Minerve publishes po has declared himself in was burned at St. Louis, Wadnea- $100,000. About 4,000 barrels of decided that the act of test oath is unconstitu. amendments substantially those of the Renate A peti tion of cit zens of Florida, representing that they are now sued for the value of horses for which they gave notes when forced into the Reh ary, was reforrod. Mr. Wil. son's resolutions ou the death of Brevet Lieut, Gen. Scott wore unanimously adopted. The debate on the pending question of adopting e substitute for the disfranchising clause of the Reconstruction resolves was led off by Mr Doolittle, who entered into A defense of some personalities implicating the Assiz‘ant Postimaster-General, Bevers amendments wore voted down, and the subject postponed t Il Monday. A naw currency bill was introduced, snd a bill concerning officers in the Navy was reported. After an Executive session, the Senate adjourned, HOUSE, The Senata ameniments to the House resolution to fae litate railway communication between States, wore concurred in, and the resolution has passed Congress. The Pittaburgh snd Clevelan Railroad bill was again discussed, and war passed. A reso ation lo examine froah- waters ‘es for won -clads, near Portland and Ta pan Hay, was do. bated. The House then passed the bill for the construc. tion of a line of railway between Wasnington and the North-West, for national purposes Yeas, 65 Nays 37, Cartas V gnette, $3 TO dg “i EA Lawn No jal wirrcox Gress Bgwino MACHINE. wee or wear thas “te ger and less lable to 1) Cghai of Jugs Report at the wd Park Trial’ Send fo bs Report’ wien of Work cotgining bo'A kinds of witohas on ibs sais piace of gooda. o. 80% [irendway. Gro x BAKER'S wor Rh for family use. No 485 Broadway, Imr2ovid LOCK-STITCH Memetsty ore Gmoves Pages He Press way. licates, $2 par Soseny Duplicates, 42, C—O HiguestT PrEMioM Erastio MACHINES for Tailors and swe Macwizs Comrary Details of the bill ars given. Further reports of Gens, Steadman and Fullerton were received from the President, and the question of rations in the Military Puy bill was under d.scussion when the House adjourned, py S—- The funasral ceremonies in honor of Lieut-Gen. Winfield Scott will take place to-day at West Point, tad to ba of an impressive character. and are axpw Reconstiuction was again debated in the Senate yesterday, Mr. Doolittle talked about it, and offered Co warkLen Wnsox's Loox STITCH SEWING COMINR and TTTYON ROLE Macmine No #83 Rrondwey Lock-Stiren Bewing Macmises—DPest Fiioker AF i Y o AN uy void Jy Tree Mache WO Lroscw iY aaa «x in coved Ellptie Hook Lockstiteh Sewiig oo hase A. iL BEFIER Kea@b7 Broadway. Agents wailed How SxwinGg MACHINE COMPANY —ELias HOWE Fae wt Ne 995 Frondway Agente wanted 3M (en Aven, No I'srresoins Co, [Wed Pooviaces NEWSPAPER ADVERT IA 7 Pak row, New York (estab shed 'n 104% are slow The Thine, sad a bs sawiainid a ihe United States sundry amendments, which #ere voted down, 10 to ‘I'he subject want over till Monday next’. w 2 resped t Lo the em wry of Lieut.-Gen., Boott, LT pointed J int comnittas of sixteen to attend the faneral at West Pot to-day, and adjourned Moudar, ning's paper will Ir spouial corre. agr of th's mor On the seventh Le found iuterosting lollers Lom The Richmond Rebels pad the highest honors to the by Congress passed yesterday a joint resolution of bocon, a peok of meal some rice sod sirup every week, well ad oleanly cooked by wamea employed fur the purpose. was present when tha hands dined, and can assure you par ook of the wea! with considerable relish, however a habitns of Deimonicon ugh t turn up his bose at such piaia fod. Lhe Clothing wos ample. substantial sad apparently new, Every bmi was well shod sod, with the exception of some women wduing to the colored population, a few ohudren, and one or two siokly and infirm men, never saw a more robust scot of poopie, pnmoering 14 all somewhat over two bhai died. Their {cabin are roomy, well veutilated, ueatly whitewashed, and, Ufor negroes clean and tay. In all that relates to health and co wiv band decency their cabins are palaces compared tu the pdgiogs of the inborer in New. Xork City, The hours of labor required by the contract are Sunrise Wl sunset with an Interval of two hours for diane. On this partion ar place, the mapagers informed me that the contract was faithfully ob wervid, but that This asslinity was ao srccoplion and not the rule, mud thet on other places the trouble was the diliculty (a geiting the hands to do full work, The freedmen with whom I comvarsed seemed to take great pride that they “blooged on de plantetion that thay had been horn and raised thers, and they srprosscd the warmest affection for their massa and de family, wie de dey wan free wv dom such a chance to elt Along’ “There wa chiorob and school for the oblidien kept up at the expense of t! by Goth sexes Ihe cotton and corn crops on this place, consisting of several hundrod nores of boty looked very promising he soe! was carefully chosss paanted in right time, and woll worked,’ —We beg leave toassire the correspondent that we take greal pleasure o widest publicity. believe evory word of the aboy init, and n giving 1t We only regret that the writer did not visit and care: fully inquire into the management of the other places,” where there was sad to Le“ difhiculty in getting the hands to do full'work No matter whether the planters wero Soutbron or Yavkee, Union or Rebel, we assert with entire confidence that they do notso well comprehend Human Nature, and do not treat their laborers so uniformly well, as do the employers of these comfartable, tented” and hard-working freedimen. We do not sup negrophilisty” —wa presums they fejolcs cheerful, con. pose these latter make no special pretensions to philanthrophy —we only see that they understand their business, and realize that good work and enough of it may always bo had for good treatment aud good pay. And this is the whole open secret of the superiority of Free to Slave Labor, And now we ask The Times to consider well the truthfal exhibit of political and civil disabilities on negroes who are treated by their employers in the way set forth in the above extract. Nay; we ask Lim to say fraukly whether there 1s any danger in extending to negroes thus em- ployed aud treated the inestimable Right of Suffrage. (‘an you supposs it possible that the great body of the laborers thus treated would vote under the impulse of hate, or envy, or distrust, of their employers! against “massa and de family,” even to send to Con. gross some Cuffee or Sambo on a distant plantation True, they might vote for some Georgian Fred. Doug- lass or Capt. Bryant, if their rights as men were im- periled, and ‘massa and de family were to take ground against them; but let them know that “massa” was on their, side, and we don’t believe there are ten negroes in any hundred so stupid as not to realize that massa,” or massa's candidate, could do far more for them in Congress or the Legislature, than agy negro or Yankee, however able and devoted, could possibly do. We appeal to common sense and to the most ob. vious peculiarities of negro character. Who ever knew a hundred negroes so ignorant and stupid as not to distinguish a gentleman from a swindling pretender to the title? Who ever saw negroes blind or mad enough to vote for such a herd of unclean beasts (for example) as usnally represent this City in our Legis Inture, or in either branch of the Common Council? We have heard many unjust charges against negroes; but we never yet heard it intimated that such crea. tures as (in the main) oppress and rob this City under the pretense of ruling it could ever have been elected by ‘heir votes. The Times man says the owner of the plantation above depicted is an “ex Rebel.” This is probably tru. since almost every one in the South had to be or seem a Rebel after the War began. But we know intelligent planters of the South, but with her Demo- cratic aspirants to fame or livelihood through office— the bulk of whom were never worth half negro apiece, and never could be. Neither the Wealth nor the Thrift of the Sonth wanted the Union dissolved nor the North and South precipitated into Civil War. It wae the pestilent breed of scramblers for place that made the troubleg—snd if we ever have another diff. culty, they will be the cause of it. ‘Peace between the mansion and the cottage '—between the employer and his laborers—a peace founded on and guarantee. ing the Inalienable Rights of Man to every human being—such fs the one overruling necessity of the South; and its achievement will be a guaranty that our country shall no wore be convulsed and desolated by Civil War. to Animals has procnred the arrest of a ceplan of a yousel who professed the inhuman art of L through the bodies of live turtles, There are those who will sea no good in refining the humanities and t} down fn the scale of ereation, AULocTar turtles 1« one of them He contests his case gravels {1 atse the turtie who has no vou ont! Wf hatevct. is not an animal, but of the fish speci discovers eli “rimg to universal solence His coun How many of them, can you imagine, would vote proprietor, and well attended, was told, ta correspondent above quoted, and #ay whether thar is any need of laws imposing The President of the Society for Preventing Criel'y rng he pe! fulgent that the Rebellion did not originate with the wealthy, TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JUNE 5 108. Jottors sel takes ous step (Willer 4 competion with Agass.s —thiuy: Mr Andergon 1, It not ors! then In the first instance, to tax® them oul 47 THA WALa?) 11d nature ever iutend that they should leave the water at all! Mr Bergh ~["ndoubtadly it id, The turtle ls aa amphih fons animal, Itcowes out of the water to lay its fx and watch the batching of its young. It lives both ou ite lund aud io the water, ~The Justice—we snpposa to prevent further cruelty to Mr. Anderson—adjourned the hearing till Saturday, and will then judicially decide whether a turtle be animal enough to enjoy having ropes run through his fins. INCENDIARIES, PHYSICAL AND MORAL. The City of New-York—Ilike most other American cities snd many villages—has of late been sorely tried by fire. Thees hundred and seventy fires have broken out here within the last five months, Our Fire Commissioners having at length been moved by their couviction that these fires are, at least in part, of criminal origin, have offered a reward of $1,000 for the detection and conviction of the felon who set fire to the Academy of Music, and of all who shall imitate his nefsnous deed. Whereupon thus maundereth The World “Can a more disgraceful sxhibit bs made of the manner in which our Fire Department is governed Three hundred and seventy fires in five months! It is all very well for the Com. missioners to state thet ‘a large namber of thewe fires show unmistakabie evidence of the incendiary’s toreh,’ but our crim. inal recards do not show it. We do not believe that a dozen men have been arrested for the crime of arson, much less von. vioted and ponished. since the 1st of January, Do the Com- missioners desire to convey the impression that the polica, al. ways watchful and vigilant, have been remiss in this partien. lar instance, and neglected to arrest this class of criminala? It is the general impression that the Academy was sel on fire, but se deny that there exists ‘unmistakable evidence of the socendiary’s torch’ at the 170 fires which have occurred in this le Loe the b A the year.’ 1 the ina ALT, ol sitive ih egianIng oy —The World had the indecency to insinuate, in commenting on the destruction of the Academy of Musio, that it had been burned at the instigation of a rival journalist’ The article whence we clip the.fore. going 15 in the same vein. Surely, no intelligent reader need be told that our Fire Department has no coutrol over the nnmber of fires breaking out in our City; nor is it their proper business to detect and convict incendiaries, Their business is 0 put out fires; and they attend to if wost fathiuliy. There are many in our City who hate and slander the Vaid Fire Department, insisting that it must and shall be abolished, or at least subjected to a thorough upset. The World is one of their organs. Every fire that can be started here i< capital for this conspirace; and it has those among its adberenta none too good to set fires with intent at ouce to rob the unfortunate and to blacken the Fire Department. The World, we trust, is not in their couneils; let it, then, refuse longer to figure a8 their tool. The incendiaries will yot be caoght, aud the Paul Fire Department will mot be put fown SOUTH AMERICA, Ihe signal failore of the Spaniards in theo attack pon Callao Las wade that electric impression upon public option im the South American Republics which we anticipated. No event in the former history of thy Republics has ever shed such a flood of light spon the causes of the defenseless and helpless condi. tion in which they have generally remained bereto- fore. lu Chil, in particular, the Governnfent ard the people are mortified tw reflect that, with a little more foresight, they, ss well as Peri, would have had it in their power to chastise the Spaniards, But the severe les on, we are glad to see, has not been inflicted mn van. Immediately oun learning the glad tidings from Callao, the Government of Chili, with praise. worthy energy, gave orders for fortifying sll the moet oast, and especially Valparaioo, ex poscd places ou tie 1) and great confidence was felt that Valparaiso would soon be in a position to give the Spaniards as warm a welcotse as Callao gave Ihe other Republics will wot be slow to follow this example, It ix a well-known fact that ax those of the Republics of South and Central Amenca which have not joined the anti-Spanish Alliance, have been deterred from doing so by fear of the bombardment of their defenseless sea ports. Callao has taught them how to save themselves from such bombard. ments, and this foar once removed, there is no longor any obstacle to the consummation of the great South sud Central Amencan Confederation for which pub. lic opinion is ripening in every one of the Rates’ Sowe of the South American States have Presidents who extulut mors than ‘ordinary ability. We count among them the Presidents of the United States of Colombia, of Venemela, of Bolivia, and, especially, the Dictator of Peru, who seems to he of the ablest Living statesmen of South America. If their nnited statesmanship should sue. ceed 1u carrying through the projected confedera- ation, and in preventing the great curse of Sonth America, civil war, the road to a rapid progress is now open papers, which comprebiend the causes of our rapid pro- one gress, aud which make luudable eflorts to #timulate their countrymen to au cwulstion of our energy. We rejoice to notice the spirit of manly confidence which auimates our exchanges. Ouly let these Repub. Jie continue as they Lave begun tw develop their material resources; to connect all the capitals and large cities as speedily as possible by telegraph and railroad; to increase their navies; protect their home industry; to promote education; to encourage swigration; and concentrate sll their efforts to this end under one central government, and the time will soon come when our great Lativ-Auer ean Republic will be the noble rival of the United Btates, aud when the two great American Republoe will sonjointly secure the absolute rule over every inch of Amencau soil to the sovereign peoples of Americs. MANIPULATING (ONGRESH There is au sucient proverb, much bequoted by grandaws and wiseacres, in view of the perennial be devilments of humah uature, “It takes all sorts of people,” they say, "to make a world,” I all sorts of people too, it wi td scem, to make our mien takes cosmic Washington. But some of the mob of bang ers-on, button-kolers, drink-bestowers, and tern bores, are more distinguished (generally by tony about the cash more (realy) than others. Rome bur row on in obscurity, but a happy few may see their important presence in the National Capital announ. od by electrical aid in the New-York newspapers on this select set, we notice Mr. John Morrissey is a Somebody t to retired Loon Koo Was tre he We member, the other night renowned and ington; not upon tetic glories, Lut as the Lewgruph pi “pepresenting the New. York lottery interests refuting Marcus Cicero Stanler who is engoped by hy Government to prosecute Dame Fortune Wy fess that this state ent Lopelessls We were not before aware that thera were any Now York lottery interests” requiring Mr. Morriseeys jor derous support. The game is here sa legal as jake ing pockets; and after what fashion Moissy re fates" Rtanley, we loave our well informed ny mers to ne "oa all ovte wl N ih mtent AS AY le HH n bothers us determive., Bit Mr. Morrissey i= only one of mony flere ae people who want authority to buld cana! here 1# the combative and cut federale Semis, w! N to he polit ally born agnin—there are crowds who vate nite Ieniened La Tew 1} N 1 ein) gue the Ir N X i peer alle ork e tr! we a Wen N tie R nme place Law r o hy tie ad ow i he N bi A LI r I Nu hove ook Ai expedit re of the mw of hore nnney Poor cryetnres' if they Ad South America has wany ably-conducted nd our AINA wn Mr. nn

but take their way Westward agd fall ¢5 Tp oand Ame W— mA wash oo we LEN dibhing! a.. wa wah Eiuiopian winte and knock the spots out of a leopard; but a mAn once fairly bit n by the tarantula of lobbying is good for nothing ole to his dying day. His idea of govern. ment is that it is sowething out of which you can gel something; aud Le believes that Cougressien are olected expressly to help Lg iu his extractive experi ments. The Congressman is monarch, to be sp- peased, flattored, bribed, aud courted—to be asked 10 breakfast and dinner and tea and supper— to be filled with fine meats and with costly wines un- til he can refuse the suppliant pothing. Wo do not soe why in this beautiful business Mr. John Morrissey, whose motto has always been give and take,” should not shine, and knock down many soul: as he has knocked down many bodies. He is a fir-irate caterer. No tavern-waiter can hambug him in respect of fodder. He knows a neat wine when he tastes it. Wa should never thiuk of disputing his judgment on a cigar. We believe, to, that he is not in the least stingy, but will entertain his guests at home or show them the fashions abroad without regard to expense. Then thers is always the dread which must ever hannt the unfaithful representative who eat+ and drinks one way and votes another, that the iron fist of Mr. John Morrissey, still remem. bering its former cunning, may wildly range over the representative countenance, close in black and blue night the representative eyes, unlock the fous. tains of the representative nostrils, and break down the bridge of the representative nose’ A very fearful lobby man must Johu be truly! If wo had any dos. perate, hopeless, selfish project which we desired to have rushed throngh, we are free to say that, whether for feeding or fighting the malcontents, Mr. Morrissey would be the man for our money, and should have it to any reasonable extent, He who observed only Washington, and even there only a portion of political society, wonld naturally and justly have a most contemptible opinion of the whole But concern, Congress and Cabinet and all’ it i= always so. Wherever a representative body convenes, there the gama of selfiinterest ROSS on, Does the horrified reader uquire what prevents us from going in a beeline to public ruin’ We answer, the honest, single-minded con- stitnencies who watch their members as fathers watch their growing bays, and who will not submit to open, gross, and impudent profligacy. We yet keep and yot reverence the name of public virtue. The man who sells himself and his vote—the same not being alter all his to sell, but the property of those who sent him— the man who makes a good bargain, does not proclaim it, does not brag of it, aud probably if accused of if, would deny it withont a blush. Congress, in theory, at least, ix still held to be honest, and it is probably a good deal more so than the adventurers who, jn this intewest or the other, are always trying to buy it up We are thankful for this, We have not, by any means, reached the worst point of political proflizac, REMOVALS FROM OFFICE. The cases in which the stanchest and most deserving members of the Republican party of 1364 have heen removed from office on account of their non-sgroe. ment with the policy of the Administration, have of late been 20 frequent as to occasion efforts in Gone grows for the protection of Republican office-holders, The following amendment to the Tax bill was offered hy Mr. Farnsworth “And be it further snacied, That all assessors collectors and revenue agents provided for by this act, or the sey eral acts to which this act is amandatory. shall be appointed by the Pres dent of the United States with the advice and conscat of the senate; sod the advice and consent of the Senate shall be given befure any suck officer shall be removed frou off we, anless such removal shall be tor malfeasance in office, doing the recess of Congress The numeher of Representatives chosen by the Union party of 1764 who voted with the Democrats against this amendment was large enough LO cause 1s rojection, We append the names of Republicans so voling, arranged according to States, in order that the “*aesonsors, collectors, and revenne agents” who may hereafter be removed, in any of the States, may know to whom they will be partly indebted for their relief from the troubles of office life: Catirorsta —~Melluer, Bidwell Coxxmnert ~Join H Hubbard, Teo rsots Collom, Baker, Kuykeudall, Iota Farquhar, Dumont, Defrees, Stillwell Hey D. Washburn, Mask Blaine Pik Mani Laxo Phelps, MAassAcHE SKITS KlLiot Win. B. Washburn, Dawes Nevapa Ashley New -Havrsuigs Marston, Patterson, Now York James Humphrey, Darlin Hale. Marvin, Davis, Burt Vas Horn, 1 Of James B. Hubbell, Rockland, Dsluvo, Kckli vy Spanldir y PONS LVANT A AH. Rice. Hooper, Baoka, Ketchum, Iiaver, Lawrence, Ruobk Leas Dixon, West Viveinia Chester DD. Hubbaed, Latham, Wha! »v If we have omitted any name. and any member Ho aggrieved thereby, we promise to make the correc’ on whenever requested. PENNSYLVANIA. The County of Allegheny (including Pittsbargn one of the most populous and productive in the Union, having hardly less than 200,000 inhabitant it cast 33.933 votes in 64, giving Lincoln and Jo the nohle majority of 108. Wa heliove this v exceeded by no county in the United States Philado) Her Unionists have just held Hien pls excepted, conventions, which unanumously nommated the Hey Thomas Williams for reélection to Congress from 1! XA1Ld Distriet, with a full ticket for Legislature Connty officers, and unanimously Resolved. Thas the Republicans of Allegheny Coanty obese; fully indorse and tatify the nomination of Major ties, A wT The ¥ickshury Herald, published by ay ax.sotdior of allied Be Ex Conti derate J Le ational amy, an soldi, thus commends Columbues: We anvy not the narrow heartednons of journals that sen find fsnlt with so sobio an sotion To our aod, it spoaks volumes for the purity of woman's charscter, ladies are mot politioians ~ihey ‘are Christian women. And while en in decorating and preserving the graves of oar they thought wot of wari'se ebrifs, Dor of vengeance the desd. They ouly knew, aa they viewed those ves of strangers in a ot land, that the My away from Lome, far trom mothers aad Heors r they lng roscs of our sunny olime thety silent resting it was with the Chrissian ne falr sister in North, 1a ike sharitable. sylvia overlook the silent graves of sur Seuthern sous soartered amoug thee.” BUNMERS LOGIC, The Herald of yesterday has an editoris! in the inter- est of rum-selling, and drinking, sad free lotteries. This is the obvious scope of the article, although it is based on a different pretense, It claims that the Ex. cise Law 5 a failure, and alleges in proof thereof they It lias had the effect to increase very largely the sales liquor, and the drinking of liquor, and publie drunkenness, It says, ‘sdmore men wore seen round the street 1 a alate of fntoxication last Sanday them i=in; and this was the case st an carly bour in the morning” that those who did not wish te go to Jersey or Wastchestor for their Sunday dram, laid in their supply by the bottle or demijohn om Saturday night—drnkiug teu times as much a before.” If this be true, what poss ble oljaction have rum. sellers and ram-drinkors to the Excise Law, which hae the effect to stimulate the increase of trade of the ons and the nataral liberty of getting drunk claimed by the other! According to the facts and logio of The Herald. all rum-eellors and rum-drinkers ought to be very much in love with the new Kioise Law, and give it cordial and hearty anpport. We believe that all Christian parsons, ali sober people, all friends of good order, are satisfied with its operation. Caa there be any question that the tax-payers will see in the reve nus of over a million of dollars derived from thix source a relief to that amount of their burdens? Hence, instead of prophosying a repeal, we ought to expact its unanimous support by these classes. Bug is there not some deception in this arvicle? Ts The Herald deceived, or doss it intend to deca.ve the pub- lic? Is it troe that there wers more men seen in state of intoxication on Sunday last than usual? If it is not trae, the logic of The Herald is (uldled and Lpey. EAT FLORIDA. The Phidadelphia Telegraph has the following extrass {rom private letter written by a Unionist now living in East Florida, who dare not let his uame be put lished “Bat the chief and most dreaded troable bers are (be Rebels. No Northeru maa or negro i sai hers. You do vA know what moment you may be shot. Tloy curse the Yaa. kees and the Government without any ectnpics They desi they can to make it (isa resable and dangers for Northernams settling hore; aod as for the freadmen, thoy tient them Like dogs, whipplog and even shooting thom _IToy zoi as muck work out of the Blacks an they oan, and thon (boat ihm ont of all their pay. A Northern man can obtain as von A Alp as ha wishes while the Southerner cannot get one dani thot ha holds out every inducement for the magrocs feel tiat Ley are only in ducomen's, “(Jn the 6th of the month (Apri!) we were called apon t) eve some Southern reconstraotion. On the [aniaton wilde ey us, there was a man mardersd. The facts 7 (he cass aie me follows “The captain of the Bate militia in tis p we, accompa! by Lis brother and the owner of the plantation cama lows ou horseback that night, as they said, to soa: ch OF ATs ARIS the Negroes. as if was against the aw for! hare any, While ous party was searching oar plantation, the othr wang to the ext. In thy laiter was the captain's brother, Jis rels np to the negro houses, wsked one of the r na the sitios about the arms, and when soswered yes, gf down oF Lisle and deuherately shot at him, The bali only sraz og tin ran ha stepped ap sad firad again, saging, ‘Theo, tule that jou wee The man's wife raa snd caugnt Ler husband aa ho fell She told the white man that ho haa wurdered ber ous band, ben he snswersd with an oath a J (hosatencd tos on her amiss she was stil. Ho then rode oil Mow to wy or tain knowledge a Coroner's jury sat on the murdered man od that was ali the attention the civil autho: ties huve ad to a affair. Toe murderer is stil at large, and boasts that he shows [3 more that ne one dare disturh Lou. He has «4 three negroes before but only wounded ‘tem, The State me Hein 1a the State know, ia nothing mo at aset of pure 0 Confelorate widiors—no, pot soldiers, nit guerrilles, aol four os Gove uments will ind so whoo 15 too late, 1am perfects astonished at the way in whicn Je Noctheru pat speak of the fowang in the Gulf States. Lacy suould be under strict military force for ve years ai least. For my part, foal Aad (ha (our gears of wor have not dome ary ond intend of thas, I fear, mech harm, Tt haa laid the country in waste it has freed (our millon of slaves, aad turned them out of houses ard labor, and they have no protection afordad them, and, not being A plece of property, their former masters do all they can to ontrags thew and I, for ons, will say they aie worse oil fu protection to day than seven years age.” im to as WEST VIRGINIA. ‘I he eturas thus far received from the rocent voting in West Yirgiuia on the Constit Loual Amendment denying the right of suffrage tu Rebels indicate a majority in favor of tha Amendment of more thas 10.000 Wa have the fellowing: PUR THE AMENIMENT i hes May! URE Mot Braston.......... smal ma) {Monongal a port Bokelur as Si{ Morgan"... asuny sk 1 Hooke” 14 Mineral, oe Doddridge” haut. $m tstlmer”® 2X Proston* sestnne Harrison ond Ritcie® crn. HiT Han ocs “o Tyler=.. sa mam asmnn oh Jeflerson BS Tarr” «oon snsnsnss 3B Packs RY aaa HO M son KA 1 A “il Marshal ose Win*...... BJ Maro ot A ANALY Cw le Ma, Conn’ LJ EH ines sun Rm S44 Wot “nh A Fucker... snnnas- JOA fe John Weary for Governor, and will labor with earnestness and seal to secure the elaction of this brave and patilotic son of the Kevatoor State 2. Resoleed, Thnt we heartily approve the platform of the Union Kepublican State Convention that placed Gen Geaery ie nomination, sud wii adhere to it as expressing fully o ervead npon the political (uestioos of the day 3 Wesoived al the role of Allegheny tdounty will sus tain the conrse of ther Representatives ju Congress ipon the Jorablon of reconstruction aud that the setion of (he Reput ean wagot 1 uC ongress 1pon that guestion, and ou tie pase sage of the Civil Rights bill meets with our bewrty cou or ence bh. Keb Iimt welenrt y nw Wf Lira N Crane AoW to the law, and o cod I neon, t dorse the deciaras ‘rime that ht wo In ua the putished as that traitors oaght to take sty and that Cotas ah te dw ade lions Lhese patriet TRE LAAN LEAIN LE] Poe wt 1 “y an 10 be tase ribed honor vy nthe hostory of the hop wid gniled for Lon the camara o nd cot nee of all g Pa rnts Keav ved, I Dat the removal of Repub heans from off oe 1 tie Presuleont CORI WuDete ey ney anal cr, DU owe nse they will aot sugrender th prof “al CoBY etions aud hasely Letiay the party to wl he trey oth owe their vies ation, involves ugratitude and a which eavnot ie excised or palisted and which pro vookes thy ndemuntion of covery an of honor 8 dl virtge Neseloed Vint an enlightensd adjustment of the exci pope d duties dso imiusting io favor of American 1 gust vy will stimu! ste and attract capital and skilled labor, pthe resources of the Luin, repair the wastes of wa, Sry the publi credit, unite the people of all sections suge wore tn the bot i» of nop never to be broken, Kemirea That the uninitering devotion of the Hon. 1 aad Leos steve ow duro s long and ilastrious career, to the cause of Preedow and omanitr his hatred of treason and traitors, 8n Lis fe ries Wivivacy ol the wo ~slniup Lim as the man wiv ail others whom we can saicly honor and trust as a ead. TANT ERA LIL] ved Lbat (he ughest wud best interests of the State wd te pepe require the enactment of a free ralrosd aw under wh oh the resonroes of the varions parts of the Con Mon. weal bh may be developed, and the growth aud prosperity of the Nate be promoted. and that the a of a legina ture from this county aie hereby instructed to yore for and de the passage of such slaw vieed That weowe ad bi to the defenders o” cur gious Aw New fog tint woonnnot repay. The Gillen hermes who off red up ther Lives that their countey mignt live shall be held in vrored remembrance. and Lie Living shall be the recipients of ARTI WIA le, Kesower Lhint the course of wur Keapreseutatives in Con gress Messin Wililwms sod Moor bend, meots with our cordial ‘Bureau The Memphis Avalanche (Rebel) asks, “why itis that Radicalism is scarcely ever hoard of in the in terwor Mand says: “The avswer is roady at hand and [too ld The Radb eniiam per se will pot venture to saftie amoag a brave peoplt who though aw aluding, will suffer Bo 1600s ations upon the son ial forms. Radieds never go beyond the reson of the Nig zor Burcan aud, therefore. as they cannot spit their vend Ce connor without baving thelr Slihy jaws slapped by soothern gootlomen, they take oars to remain within the pre tee tie of the ehony Mae, isla one reson why Radioslsm vod ts evils do not exist 1a the eountiry. It would be wa et another and moje wut reason is Shel ve tern wen who come down Bouth to cuttiveate ‘wma, and iin developing our pesources, are seldom found to Ihe Aralanche thus defines the prince’; los aud cl we oe en whose person Aud prope ty are safe y the South hey do not believe io the Radical Congress. Th ov 4 be Lieve tn the President. They do not believe in the negro bein canal to the White man; and they are naing him wstics as common seuss declare he shoud be used. They regard the as an engine of corraption and oppress the coinnge of Yankee brains for Yankee ends. They are North: cra won with Southern prinoiples.’ They are be yood the nflnence of the ‘Barean;’ sud their condues asd position present 8 seat ing rebuke to the Radicals and ther allies. who are Indust ly QIrodlativg ios Aguinst tho pace and (ues ol our people.” That is, if Northern men going South to enlt. rate the “oil and develop the country support the poly announced by the President and indorsed by (he [ale Robels, they can assooiata with geutlewen of The tralaw he school, snd peacefully pursue their vies bot if they should happen to agree in politcal Lions; Continents with Congress, and the loyal wiid.ons of the North, they may expect to lave ther fly jaws «lapped hy Southern gentlemen,” and to find the conntey “unhealthy” for them, Phe old proscription 15 thus reést Llished; beieve uh as we do, or leave the State, thankful that Spprobniior ANd me will sans them in all the have done creby express our abidieg confidence tn thelr aboiry sod nisl Dake BEATE dbiowed to CEC ape

fone Mis wiimated Fhe Times of yesterday contains two articles p to than are many of their sisters, have show a oppose, and succeed In caricaturing Jin their offerings minde to Pir Urieose's Beconstrootion platform of Universal v of the dead on the With inst, They strewed A Lupart al Suffrage. It <0 happens thal WE she he graves of the Contederate and of each Loan wri les 0X posts and rofutes the misrep: the National soldiers Fo this Cliristigi-like conduct sons of tha other. All we have ta say on the sentenced and Cr Phe dumbus Senin I Tar Minidian Miu meer oa 0, 4 10 request every one who may take oveeption sud berute the fOr hing 4 y Wh nr Wlivs AY v M vo yO those atioles Ww uli re ud af wonerad the graves of tha soldiers of the Unag Ra, PUR RIC

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TY (ODITIONAL HONORS mo HIS MEMORY. a————— ¥8 FOB TLE OBSEQUIES TO-DAY. mid at West Point—Large Attendance Expected. Dupstsh to The N. Y. Tribune. z W ser Poist, Thorsday, Mey 31, 1808 [ye preparations for the burial of Gen Scott have been tod The splendid casket from Brown, Sexton of aa Church, N. Y,, was received this evening. The ae wll be removed from the ice box to the coffin at 6 ‘dock to-morrow morning, and ot 7 o'ddock will be taken po Koe's Hotel in charge of Col. H. M. Black, com- oder Of the cadets, to the National Chapel, where it pn in state till 12, The funefal services, commencing pe conducted by the Kev. Dr. PREPARATIO Airs clock, will a 5, Post Chaplain, who will be assisted by prea other clergyman Gov. Ward and staff New-Jersey, af 4 the lon, Hamilton Fish the decorsting of the chapel. wrt superintended hal the flags captured by Gen. Scott's troops in tely displayed. Up to this time, but here. but all the rooms in Af officers of the peoy of Jotion are approprid or strangers have arrived a8 hotels have been engaged for the ehie any and distivguished vlisas from Washington, who oo expected to arrive to-morrow morning. The definite yraageient of the order of process.ou has been withheld wal the arrival of military and civic societies 10-INOITOW, Y. Tribane. lhl le Xion Thursday, May 31, 1866, A’ the public buildings, band, will be closed here worgow, in respect to Gen. Scott's memory. The Corn- ~wonsl Committee left on this evening's train, to attend funeral to-morrow. of iE WASHINGTON, Thorley Way 31, 1964 mittees of the two Houses of Congress, om) Co left Washiog- weamnanied hy Speaker Coltas sud others, We evens West Point. “foe regular Cabinet meeting will be dispensed with to- sorrow, 10 honor of the funeral obsequies of Gen. Scott. Newrokt R, I. Tharedsy, May 31, (B66, The Caneral Assembly to-diy passed resolutions express ag sporveistion of the private chara ter and malitary «i iavements of Lieut. Gen, Scott, aud profound regret at we news of bis death. Proclamation from the Mayor— Proceedings of ihe Joint Special Committee of ithe Common Council. At 12 o'clock yesterday noon Mayor Hoffman, in ww of the death of Lieut.-Gen Winfield Soott, issued the len ng PROCLAMATION. 1s benor of the memory of the late Lieat.-Gen. Winfield foott. and io couformity with the resolution of the Common (esnoil, L John T. Hoff naz, Mavor of the City of New York, horoiy make kuown that on Friday. the 1st day-of June, ta day appointed for the burial of the illastrious deceased, the white oMoc will be oldod sod the Nations! flags Cisplayed at mast throughout the city and harbor: au I respectfully wmend tat 8! business be suspended, and that tbe oil pas observe the day as ose of public mourning. Jonx T. Horrxax, Mayor, Pate! New-York, May 31, 1866. Saortiy afterward. the Joint Special Committee of the Com. wou Coonail sppoluted to make suitable arrangements relative wise death of Gen. Scott, met in the Mayor's office acd soptal the following PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS FOE PARTICIPATING WY 4% OMMON COUNCIL AND PFOPLE OF THE CITY OF NEW-YOKA, IN SOLEMNIZING THE FUNEKAL OF-EQUIES OF THE LATE LIEUT -GEN. WINFIFLD SCOTT, T WEST POINT, On FRIDAY. June 1, 1868 That mmittes appointed to perfect the arrangements for peblialy participating io the solemnization of the funeral obhas. ques of the lamented Lieat.-Geu, Scott, respectinly request taal 1) re uirewents of the following resviution will be strict'y exmpling with Revved. 1 Lat ont of respect to the memory of the deceased, and wor ore! of of bis many great and noble a, his tried patsoot wo adelity bis invalosbie services and sacrifices for the country sad sarve and honored, this Common Counc do sarnestly recon Lov aliens wil close thelr respective paces of Lusiness oo proxioo being the day set apart for sole nizing tie mu gud ceremonies; that the Le no bosiness transacted that the flags om the City Hu ViSe a or publie buildings be displuysd at ba! mast ram suufise pl wae. that the owners of sccepants of private bulidivge. end [oe maviars of vessels in the harbor, be requested also to disp'ay ber 8 hal quest on that day thet the members of the Common ovnctl will wens the vena b of mourning for a period of 80 days pa Lom 8 wpacia committee of five fiom each branch of the Coww on pounce! ba sppoiuted to perfect the above, and wake sach other wr Ngee we (oUt judgment may be best palcuiated Lo make wa i be ha soy vw ofthe people of this city for the death and respe.: nosmary of the Mosrious soldier, [he Joint Special Committee of the Common Council will ie the ety by tie steamer Daniel Drew, from Deshross-« North River, at 74% a m, asd Tuirty fourthst Noh var Mt am, for West Point in order to represent tie re le aud Government of the City of New York, ty particips- «1a the fanersl ceremonies incident to tue vocasion of par ve he hus sl tribute.of respect to the mortal remains of 1 ere Hs Honor John T. Hoffman, Mayor, Jobe Brice. President ward of Aldermen, and J. Wilson (ireen, (suaciluen, Laviag been requested to act will tue Special somm tee will accompany them to West Point A grooral ohwervance of the day, as one devoted to testify Be sorrow of our people tor the Joss of ove wo universally gerd respected and honored. is respectfully enjoined upon pusays. Br order of the Committee JOHN HOFFMAN, Mayor JOHN BRICK, President of the Board J. WILSON GKEE President of the Board of Councilmen Alderman JOSYPH B. VARNUM, jr, Coslrosr THOMAS COMAN, JAMES OBRIEN IGNATIUS FLYNN, WILLIAM HH GEDNEY Counclimen MEXARDES KEECH Secretar A. THOMAS, GFORUE D. KELLOGG, CORNELIUS FLYNN, CHARLES ROSTER. I. Action of the United Sintes District Cours, Bh the 1 united States District Court, Judge Bene- dav ‘or of Aldermen LN et presiding, Mr. Fthan Allen, Assistant United Slates Patnio-Attorney. rose and said that it became his task to smouns what has already been announced throughout tu mation tha’ Gen. Winfield Scott had ceased to live, “Of mrvices 1 detail it Is not necessary for me Lere to speak. ha fitout Summentary upon his deeds was cxpreased by the fow whose charscter stands unimpeached frou imputation or Pru Waliugion, whose expression has now passed among our housenold words, ‘that Sogtt was the greatest captain of he age’ of Milton “dropped, like ripe fruit. futo his mother's lag the henatit of bis re. and bis name to history. The present mourns that ite remor soiavd past forever more will claim the name of Wisi M ——_y aan Sooty. move that this Cours, ia respect to his memory, wd i Jabunry to Sth May ana 1a to Saturday 1 165,813 03 Maleolm (Campbell seconded the motion, Py Bl Wave ats from 20th hese: The Court said: Yu order to testify the respect which this jo nuary to 0th May, iB a TORR Court has, in common With the whole community, for the po Srin lon Bo (Fawkes aud Post weawory of Gen, Scott, on account of his aio! position, and bis front ability in ol te ordag be sntered that st ila mm A Action of the Brock Brokers. At 4 ragnlar meeting of the Open Board of Su Brokers. hold at 34 p.m. yesterday, the following resolu were oferad and unanimously adopted bile affairs Whereas The Open Bourd of Stock Brokers have learned of ‘he 000 nid the report is Lighly touorabie to My Grive My ath of Let Gen Winteld Soot. and whereas, they desire wi conviction is. that Mr. Giffin has discharges date a Sowa on with 2 nation bereaved, to edd their wribute of respect to ons thi, Bobest mak TA LS STEPHENS mtv Lar oped in fun life snd so deeply mourned iu bis death be Tl 1 il, ba he Now You May wn, 10a srriore Beedsed That fn the life of the distinguished chieftain and states JAMES SThPHEXS, cag, (0 1 a San boas ow the country is now cal ed to mourn an examype Ds Ax Bik AND Brorven 1 respec t Hy spon venues 3 Newiet od of ue soldier. the Walesa, AR the ot, worthy of the my resignation as Treasurer of le rb Sion acd tie age which hie $0 xignaly 80:80 1 have the honor to remain raternaliy Yours, Bawnined That to bis valor snd skill spon the fold the cen ein wre the Wiiiax Gul Mis. Treasurer B oi degree for the sucerss of He armies in the War of RL snd the teition of the rien territory of our Pacific Coast tie Unis Ff the wer for nations honor in 1847 Rarinad That we would render especial honor that when ‘he 1a STFEARMEAT EXPLORON. ——_— Lona 11» was sesuiled, and tresson lo high Goym ument the brave bere sod nob din patriot FENIAN Fresh Freitements Along the Canadian Porders, and New Neiznres of Arms in Varions Places, tl STEPHENS IN PHILADELPHIA, Torowro, CW, Wednesday May 0 1866 An Ottawa dispatch says that the Government is folly aware of the movement of Fenians, and prepared. The milway companies wre awake to the danger, und have ory ing ready hye out Huai 2 A moment's notios are not yet called out, but can be on th the frontier at EL notice, vary Private dispatches from Hamilton say that 7% Daily Telegraph statement is incorrect, about stopping the through trains. The British Consul only recommended the removal of surplus stock from the bridge; hot I have Stoney for stating that 7'A¢ Fekegrapics information is oct In ev tucular, The troo CT aight,” par ps we ro oll under Toraxto, Thursday, May 31, 1866, The Daily Telegrap) of this evening’ has a dispatch from Montreal to-day, saying 1,000 stand of arms were sized at Bt. Albans yesterday, concealed in boxes marked “machinery.” When seized they were turned over to the American authorities at Burlington. The seusation created Lore lust night is great. The Teiegraph says that the (ireat Western Company, which had received notice to be ready to move troops, have telegraphed to the Grand Trunk Company to allow them the use of their rolling stock, Col. Durie this morning received orders from Ottawa to notify all corps in this district to be ready to move at once for active service if required. The city during the morning has been rather excited, and siuce early morning our office hus been crowded with citizens eager for the latest news. Canadians now admit that Sweeney is desperately in earnest, and will attempt invasion. The Government are loudly censured for withdrawing troops from the frontier, and leaving the border towns at the mercy of the Feniaas. SECOND DISPATCH. Toroxto, (CU. W.), Thursday, May 11, 1966, The excitement is increasing and volunteering has asin commenced with energy. The pews of the determination of the Government to call out volunteers caused great re Joieing. ‘There is no alarm, aud business is going on as usual. Every grapevine’ is eagerly devoured, and the newspaper and telegraph offices are beseiged. The entire press unite inthe belief that the blow is abont to be struck. Rumor says the Fenians are collecting on the line of the St. Lawrence. The Cabinet was called together to-day, and Ministers are hurrying to Ottawa. The Evening Telegroph has a trustworthy specin! from Hamilton saying that at 11 o'clock this morning the troops there were called out by bugle, und ample preparations have been made by the Great Western Railrosd Company for an emergency. It also has a dispatch from Butfilo, dated 2 p. m., saying the Fenians are constantly receiving additions to their numbers. They are very secretive snd will divulge i except that they are going to Califor. nia. Itis believed that Sweeney has sent unre men into the province to rise at night and seize the ars in the Government buildings on the frontier, THIRD DISPATCH. Toronto, C, W., Thursday, May 11, 1286, Reports that the Great Western trains have boon st® pd or interrupted in consaquence of Fenian movements are incorrect. They continue to run precisely as usual. There is very little excitement. The military aathorities are on the alert, and all needful precautions have heen taken. Bostox, Thursday, May 11, 1866, Two hnndred able-bodied yvorng men left Fitehburg Pepot hy the 5 30 train this afternoon, They were quiet, well-beliaved and unarmed. Nothing could be learned of their destinstion, hut report says they wero Fenaus and had tickets lor Ogdensburg Buoraro Thursday, May 91 18646, Another body of men anived here last night from the West, said to be a Fenian regiment. About 1,000 have come altogether, and more are expected, Nothing ean be learned from the men beyond chat they are laborers bound for Califorria. They have, apparently, no arms, but itis understood there are plenty secreted here, It as prety gen- erslly thought a raid on Canada from this neighberhood is determined on. There is no excitement here. No one believes iu the success of any movement the Fenians may make It 1s rumored that the Fouians intend moving on Her offices of the Clty Government President Board of zg! report that y tageously or unfavorably upou sour the Treasuwers) char “you (the Lisasarer) were one of the very Ile died ut the period of fourscore years, bear. ig

op tue cares of a long, eventful life, and so rich was he in the 1 Wittiam Gripa, Trontus F. B., teputal on of bis countrymen that his laurels weighed him down aad ander this double burden be bas at length, in the lau yo

deeds to hia country, Lis fame to tre tL eervices Lis he Court stand urned to Seti. g L aces aITayed Lise ageing regarded the Majesty s domimons to-night, but mothivg trustworthy i can be fonnd ont. NEw Haves, Cone, Thursday, May 21, 1984, A Fenian Company, 100 strong, left here to-night, going north. Auother company follows soon s PuLADprermia, Thursday, Marv 01, 1964, It is reported that three companies of Feniuns leave here this eveuing to join the paity now on the northern froutier. James Stephens addressed an andienee of about S00 per. sons to-n'ght «tf National Hall. Afier his speech he re. quested that questions might be wsked him, whercupon a kentleman upon the platform asked the following: First Whether the Fenian Brotherhood, organized as t was for the liberation of Ireland, had uot been used by bad meu, perjurers, and other for the destruction of its purpose Second, Whether in future t erpployed for the benefit of Eng! «hh dif 1t seems in the confederation, of id the limitation of Irish sofa Third, Whether the course of the Fe under its present and past leaders has not stead of advuntageous tot terest of Irish LEBEL Th a e Canadian Colonies, Brotherhood I 4DJUE ous liberty’ an Phere Fowrth, Whether you, Jumes Stephens, are not a Brin aeent, emploved for the purpose of destroving the Jofiu ence of Awerican krishmen in resaing their native eoun tre from the thraldom of F h ove nent? “The propos r of these a estiors stated that he merely offered these in order that direct and noe von] Rnswers might be made by Mr. Step! ens to correct the suspicions regarding hima entertained br newspapers and the public eeverally. No aDawer was wade to the, Lowever, aud he was hustled off the sage. Mr Stephens in an eloquent style called upon Listen rush to the rescue of their countr Quesiions were Ask d by the audicuoe as to the disposal of Lands pud how he came to escape while other patriots were left to pensh. The replies secned salistnctony Lo a WaAjority of the and.euce, o A Fisnsncial Exhibit What Has Hecome of the Teney The Accounts of the Treasurer Audited Repeori of the (omusiitee. On the 17th of May Will am Griffin, Treasurer of the UO Mabony braugh of the Fenian Brotherhood. addressed a letter to the Claef Organizer demanding that a Committee of the members of the Brotherhood! should be appointed to examine the accounts of the Tingsurer, and thus establish or wot at reat the reports of wholesule misappropriations, ember Jdemeuts, &c of the Fenian funds. In reply to this request a Comusittee of tep John Rafferty, Chairman, was sppoluted, ‘they find nothing at «ll reflecting disadvan acter and that tant The following is the statement of Mr (1 1 0's necounts together with the indorserent of Mr. Stephons STATEMINT Brotherhood 1806 Jan 24 To amount received from B 1 sistant Treasurer To smount of receipts from eli source Killian, per As from <wih Office orders, handed to M1. Sie Jaxis Stpivess (OLR Gen. Ha'pin was authori =d bw me to audit Mr. Gras a Explosion of the Sicamer City of Memphis who proceeded to exatuine the accounts referrcd to, and now acconnt wih the Fenian 80,0 40 e mime means may not ha rsulting THE CIIOLERA. THE RECENT CASES IN THE CITY. pe ACTION OF THE BOARD oF HEALTIL Fifty New Cases from the Peruiian and Coiou, avd Fourteen Deaths in the Hospital Ship Faleon, The officers of the Board of Health, yesterday, took obarge of the premises No. 14 Cherrvoat thoroughly disin fected them and burned that portion of the clothing of the deceased, John Fitzgerald, which had beeu soled by dejoctions during bis illness. It was deemed unnecessary fo hold post morvem examiuation, and the boly was accordingly buried yesterday afternoon. We nave howeier been able fo gather a few additional facts concerning the case Which ara somewhat interesting. The deceased arrived in New York, very recently ir com. pany with bis family, from Missour and was occupying the room in which be died in ecowmon wil Tuesday he dined upon boiled wation and some veg tables and afterward took a walk, stopping at one of the pamarons drinking houses of the Fourth Ward, where he drank a glass of beer. Twmediately after bis reiurn he waa taken ill and at 11 o'clock a physician was called. who found him saforing from a violent diarrhea accompanied with vomiting and cramps, and in a partially collapsed condition. During the night, and contrary to the advice of the physician, he dinok some boiled milk. At 11 o'clock on Wednesday he was visited again and found iu a moribund sate, aud at 2 o'clock he died. The circumstances of his death were of sufficient importa to induce the Board of Health to take the action related above The death will probably be placed upon the records ur ‘er the head of diarrhea or cholera morbus. but the fear of the spread of poison was sufficiently great to warrant the desi ue tion of those articles of clothing that had been stained with the eject.ons and dejections of the decsnscd. The room In which he died has been cleansed and white washes d; and, for the sake of showing that the case occucred from parely local causes, it was ascortaiond, by careful laqory that none of the passengers from the infected ships that have recent's arrived at this port, were domicilad in the nolghborkood. W hat the beer had to do with the disease is only surio sed, withough (his very pertinent inquiry was male, and ove of the physicians was anxious to knew what was in the beer” Concerning the case reported from the SBixth.ava nothirg farther was known last evening by the Ifealth authorities As we stated yesterday, the woman will probably recarer, or, if she should not. her death will dowbtless Le charged to the same oanse as in the case already related. Her premises save also beer cleansed. The cases, unimrortaul as they may seem are safliclent to show the danger that exists, and to urge them to renewed diligence in the business of preparing for a foe whiok violently attacks the weak and unarmed We give below the latest intelligence from Quaraatine, The Iilinois, which came to the city with the convalesceuts from the Virginia, is vot in a condition to be r ‘turned to the Lower Bay, and will remain for repairs. In the moan time, there are bat two bulks there. and the well are. of course, coufaed to the quarters in which the disease originated. of affairs will be mended, we have no moais at present of 4 termining: bur we are permitted to say that the authorition are not idle, and the want of proper accomodation at Quarantine for well persons from infested ships is faily understood and universally deprecated. ano Ler family da Cn Quarnatine Hepeort. The following deaths occurred on board the sicam ship Union oo ber passage from Liverpool Ma) 17 Laurens Thompson aged of Deamark MAY 19 i ames Smith, aged 40, of lrelasd; Ano Maria N, Solomon. aged t=), of Denmark, May 20 4iistian Peterson, aged MW of Sweden; Wm Thompson, aged 2, of Ireland, May Boyan ag of ire land. Neils Noon Solomon, aged 02, of Deno ark May 2) —Johara H Meyer aged $2 of Sonleswig-Holsteir Mar Ings rus Pherson, aged 3, of Swewon, D 1} F. Sohuktt ayed 4 of Sebloawig Liviate Aaa Ma lntyre, sped 2 of Counts Meath, Ireland, Pasi V. Newman, aged 5, 4 Germany: Hans Thompson aged 10 of Damark MAY M. (i 0 Waslingtoo a seoman, aged 11 of Penns! vanin, Wilhelm HM, Ovemann, aged t of Mae burg, Andi ens KR, Weyson, seed 22. of Sweden, Jobana Anderson, aged of Sweden, Fue Grouland, age! 2, of Denmark Froederiha Ovemann, aged of Magdobu MAY 25 —Niohard Ovemans, pgod 9 montha, of Magdeburg Ingeborg Neomann, seed 6 mortha of Seblosw g Holst MAY 2 Patrick Keilly, seaman, aged oo of Ireand Alex MoCaughin, seed 80 of County Antrim Ireland, Poter Swend wou, aged seneden. line ag, o, aged 2 Joraun A (Ns un ar A of Sw, Nols GG Petar eged M, of Ivumaik, Anse Elise Taeson, aged 23, of Den maak MAY 27John Navien aged 2, Ireland MAY 2x Peter Seward, aged 0, Eagland, Ana Farrell, agra 2 lreland MAY Z=Lurs Christinnsen, aged 7 months, Sweden, Peter Gerth, ag~d Fran N A Pom Wl ere h nped (srormar The lo low ng DEW Cases ale red» relaTns fiom the Union MAY 30 Maris Hoffaan aged +0 TTow! TRAE an, saved 6 Hamburg, Fre x Vos FG pany Anta Vearke aged fi, toe soy. Waikelm Veurke age ter anny Adal Witze, ay d )r sha; to or sped 2, Germany Wilke Hoa Pross si man Teetar, aged 35, England Juvies Hart, aged 20 Ine lens Hansen, aged 20. Denmark; wan, name uuksown aged <i, Lrelam I'he tollowing new cases have occurred on Priviaa since our last MAY W Joho Anderson aged HM Sweden Peeart Bendrap, aged 20, Ih ark Jens Peter Hausen, aged Denmark colin Jonassen, (ged Yi, Seeuru Goapart Partnone, aged 41 Sug SLI Peer O Bargmaur, aged 2 Sweden Peter Rargend, aged Denmark, David Carlsen, aged Sweden, Cornelios Mohn, aged 2 Germany. Franr Weber aged 8 Saxony Jolin George W ense, aged 2 Germany Andrew Swirdsen aged 49, Germany Lars Johanson aged J Germany Wirens io Presse aged 7! Germany, Michae: Monahan, aged 27 Ireisad, Fugene Cronana, aged 28 (rk Tasgeu Larsen, aged 40, Denmark J warns Soatesen, aged 18, Denmark, Lrasmus Netlson aged 19, Denmark, Yeppa Porerson, aged 2 Denna k, Carl Poll, aged 24, Prussia I'horkee Barreson, aged 21, Norway 1 te (Meson, aged 30 Sweden Jans Junsen, aged 14, Denmark, Magdaling Mosslor, aged 12, France Anos Nisesn, agod 21, Belles wig Holton Veppa Etrine aged 1 your aud 4 months, Denmark, N. Hauson. aged 42, Denmark Charles Hausou aged 6 months, Denmark, Lars Jobaosen, aged 37, Denmark Hauzine KE. Langeiit, aged 27, Denmark, 1.ina Peterson, aged 23 Denmark. Can Peierson, aged U3, Demark Matioe Climazen, aged 32 Denmark, Hannah Larsden, Danmark. VM. Hausen, aged #8, Deoninark. Maria Peterson, aged 21. Saeden, Anders Swinasen, aged 45, Swedea, Nuwbher of sick received May 30, From steamship Union canses From steanwbip Peruvian TURES co000s0000eescsssssssssssnsnnnes re Died RN Pa Romaltligg coco corvannnssnsssssnssnssnes 70 ot! Lhens, per receipt of May A490 T8105 100 x Balance pid James Staphens. OL Kas per re oeipl below reaps at .t NLL) (Copy. x Reccived from William (,riffn. osq.. Treasnrer VJ. the gum of six hundred and ninety nine dolars and cighty five s cents (Bu #5) for the use of \he IL W Tana a 4 is native Slate. tnd fotguiting the fia sindred, nd Hirth, be gave him reat Inf to his Sista and hor 1 pany nee Bt real wR pf Right Lives Lost Many PVeveous Injured amen as well we foreign foes Menvy Loss, halend, Fiott ous of raupaet to bit memory this Baurd will transect Misonis Anursoay Noy wh a vu (a moirew, Los day of his f The steamer City of Merl from New €hrleans tor SM tl fons, exploded at the foot of Buck Flaud, #0 miles below Beard of Education. here, at K o'clock ths we Jarvis tea wo. _r oun To-day. 1; the order of the Board of Educate. all Jen uyey and the rs fillawive are] R Boe avian on this olty will be closed, in honor of the memory Mrs Rmith, Evansville, Ind Mrs. Donne, of Des Lat Geo Winfield Seott gle's Variet oa lot Frues Podue, George Brivtor steersinan George Hanger 85 Louis. First Engineer, Second Reward, CA, Hambleton: Cabin Whe Donth of Lieut Gen. Beott in Breokive. Harrison Fox Jatues Kobip=o boy i Jf the City Hall, Conrt-House. ard? e} he following were scalded 3 Mrs. Belden, Jeflorsgr mie} eR hroket I gh erally, as well 88 Suny private res dences woe Fexas Same! Harms io i i v iy v he wy 1k 2 leg broker re ngine noth Waglarad or haf mast yesterday, Ia bouor of the mem rv of KE ginee Bor R, oh Be int wer sen Winfield Scott About #0) persons were Yost 6 ured) Tha Maro sud the following proclamation in regard to he steam mat ML Patrick! up the AUIVIVOIY, svn PM ae Meuphin was owed 1s wo Atlantic NMenuhi} Mavens Opmcr Brook yr, May Company. and was valnad at $i HH), Nhe was ins red rs, ho. Ry Roh on W 3 Lie corner Prairie State staph 0 snag kl Ro Bend SARs welts you pry a 4 mA in ke ge epeth b logathes bn hie COUMLIY mei vie Ginie d Ark. mus K ver Fuesdar ght, and su Yaw boar, snd twoughout which be ba wus barr docks, She was owned 18 St. Louis. She w ba don Tr oital gories to the Republic, has end HH Nos farther Darticnlrs have been rece oh .len evary American of ger Letewer te warew apheid by level the an load of bie n; wi i bin Buses dod su lock pv wd! The Lmeriinnm Telegraph Company Extension ad 4 r Ihe iy yr $thwt pibbie offices sud other pisces o LANCASTAR N. F., Wedpesday Mar 30 1866 about the day. that the Rugs npes Cis pol The American Telegraph Company have this day com w "a La a p Ahinazhaut the SUV, vi 4 f “9 or! he pleted ther White Mountain Line to Los town sud opened ond Lak Loe y a tn anus Boorw Mave si office Gore ard at Whttosurin wv Lee lesion Ne Cholera in Germany, Tothe bd tar of The N.Y. Tribune SiR: Au article in your paper of this day's isaue, on the cholera begins by stating tyat “the fact that tha cholera has been raging violently in Germany for some time past bas een well known in this city.” Allow me. as the diplomatic representative of the States at whose porte (Bremen and Ham. Lisg) the great number of German emigrants embark for this country, we declare, on officin! authority, that no cholera lar epidemic i» known to ex st ia those ports, that no single cane of (holera Las for long years made its appearance in the cities of Bremen, Hamburg, and Lubeck andl their ter. ritory, and (lar at pressit there is uo prevalence of the epl demic in eny port of Germany. Since the disease died out in Lusembonre a Province of Holland, several mouths ago, you MAY se itis po more thenght of, and no appreiension of Its appearance 8 or sin arch tue who's German press for an allusion to it. fault if ever there was The causes which made the pestilence break out among German emigrants, especially at Liverpool. are well suowp, and the German public by this time are cautioned sgeinnt them It wan the juhuman treatment at the banda of swerapulous agents that male these nafortunateselck, They lav cattle in Eoglish steamers to Hull, there and Fugland LS were skivped 1 Liverpool awaiting passage, penoed in dirty taverns and fed with anwholesome food. 1t is au established fact that the eat dealt ont to these people was that of beasts infected with the cattle glague. Those who stood all that became finally ter'y disg acted hy coming in contaot with the low class of orderly. f.tty and drunken Irish people who crowd the Foglah emgract steamers, Is it a wonder that so many of these poor Guerans who as a class are an orderly, cleauly and sober people, dl suceamb Let their true haracter Le known Ly refertiog 10 the numerous Yewels bringing their haman cargoes Acct fom German ports, All of thess ships so far, bave arrived with a clean bill of health, and von will find their passengers, #teu to the number of a thousar d on board, ae hearty, healthy, cleerful a set of people as yOu may wish to weeded. CIOQ Prespacis, Lun itil, a lulorally govd. TORT CAROLINA, —l— cme Siate Convention Sixth Days Proc 918g Coiiur Union for the Advancement of Beienoe aud Arr, was Interest on Ninte Loans Laws Conteru- ing Persons of Color Report of t's Com: mittee, Parton Nt Wednesday, May 3) Ind Fie Stale torent entered toon the sixth day of the seskior Fhe popwrt of the Committee on Eurlled Bll's was adopted. Ap ordnance was introduced limiupg the immtervst to be nude tor Ler State loans at f per cent, When this state resolution was introauced that the provisions aud bevelits rors passed Ly the General Assembly n i of 1g an favor of msimed snd dis. abled soldiers provid rg them with artiticinl Lmmbs, be ax. too ded to all soldiers of the State, wheter they were in the Confederate or Umon army. The Homestead bill pussed to a second readin Ihe State Revenna hill of the several resold STR RE EU EE LTE I's was taken up and a spirited dis. cus<ion thereon took place. The ordinances relative to Lie pay of onal judges of the Courts of Oyer and Peroaner for their services, also the resolution hereto- fore introduced for the polief of the people by suspend. ing tae collection of tuces, and instructing the Committee on Finance to inguin into the expediency of such action, were severally passed the special Commitive of five to whom was referred an ard rancorepesling certain provisions of Acts 1 I8and HY of the General Assembly, entitled Acts concerning the rights of persons of color or of mixed blood, and for other nip sow, reported tough their chainoau, Mi. loore, of Ware, us follows: The tormer provides for the repeal of the two provisos of section U of an act passed by the General Assembly at its late wen ton, entitied an act concerning negroes and persons of ooior or mixed blood. The first proviso was evidently intro uuged to resirict the operation of the enactment until the coarts of the State shonid have exclusive jurisdiction over all Cates concerning persons of color; but by section 15 of the act sxction 7h of ehepter 107 of the Revised Code is uncondi- tiouaily repealed. This latter section was the only law which excluded persons of color from testilylug 80 tuat upon the reveal of that section, persons of color, had there Leen no provision, would by rule of the common law have ba. ne Lorthwith compete” witnesses in all cases, whether the toon in question add or did vot redstablish it, The in- connec eney has been amoug the judges and lawyers a moch noted question, upon which they have been greatly divided Li 1% necessary therefore, in order to remove doubts, that sone action sbould be taken, It is evident that the purpose of the G ral Assembly was to allow the evidence when the courts could take cognizance of the cases specified in the section, If it is exped.ent that the testimony should be aliowed when universal jurisdiction is granted it is equally s0 when partial jurisdiction only is allowed. Yoar commit. te know that a very eacnsive jurisdiction is now yickied over persons of color, and hey are being geonerliy trie] for erime wuesever the punishment is the same for both white aud black, Ifthe testimony of negroes sgainst whites is not al. lowed where the negro is concerned. the case is turned over to the Lreedmen a Burean, where there is pever a jury, aod ver often an inexperienced judge. Your Committee are satisti that the trae policy of our present political position is to al. low the evidence in ths manner as restricted by the section without the proviso, and therefore recommend the repeal of the proviso. la regard to the second proviso, it was attached to the first merely to inure the application to cases between whites aud lacks of the act passed at the same session, en- titd “An Act to improve the law of evidence,” which is of. foc tundly Jono by tit act. and the repealing clause of the ord. nance in regard to sections the revised code, which forbid the migration into this State of persous of color vonr Committee are convinced that they are not only nseless wow, but have never been executed at any time. Among the reasons rendered by our patriotic President for the vetoing the Freeamen's Bureau bill, Le assumes and urges that the freed. jen bave the (iherty to remove from one Stale to another as freely aan white parson, and there is little doubt tbat suck iw the case and so would be heid by the courts. Your Com mittee deem it impolitic, if it were lawful to retain provisions so Gasiess 1a practices sad so well ealeulated to arm the wdversarios of the Pres deat with weapons of assanl: apon his poble etfurts to proscrve ¢ivil Liberty aud restore frater nal feeling among the “tates. ln respect to the section which forbids persons of coor to keep arms this devisl of privi Jegre. not forbidden to toe whiies, is regarded As making nu spe s of datinctiod bet seen the races which 1s not favored by oy of the Pres dant, and which 1t is certain we have not the power to execate. Trois distinction in like manner arn the opponcots of (as President with argament for ther ul ral se towards the Stale Lhe Committees recom nye vd its ape Jin reg rd to ordinance one hundred aud nine then Which punishes with death a person of color for an assault on n white female With intent to commit a rape. Your com. wit, fustesd of re r mending its repeal recommend ite modification so as to 1oake the enme sng the punishment ap- ble alike to both races. This will bs accomplished by thing frum the soction the words of color,” and the words Jon the body of a white female Your committees is seyueed that they must have reason to sssure the Convention that when the distinctions referred to in (he two ordinec ces referred 10 them are abolished, the jarisdie tion of our courts will be great'y extended and both civil and cr minal matiars concerning persons of coor wll be yielded to them for trial to the utmost extent which is allowable, They are assured that at present the jurisdiction is restricted be. ruse Of the 4 atl ctioos and thas the «Micer at the head of the Freedmen's Bureau in thos State has every inclination consis. tort with his orders to Testor the operations of Lhe Civil law MU Al Onats W Lalaver wrdered to Le printcd, and, from tha high the pu Phi

[i ereport was 1 bh or of thet Lite dW doubt be ad wt l. Iho rest of the day was occupied in discussing the spe fer tu regard to a proper basis of legislative jopre so liallon, E SOLUTH-WEAT, rromM In cf Tobnces Market 1 piscopal Cocvention Teur- nament nfairecss Toward a Yaakee Lot svitne Tharsday Mar 31, 19445 At the Nationa! Tobacco Fair, the first premium hogs heads of lea! tobacco, grown in Hart County, Ky. sola for the i A} por pun a! price ever paid any were, tbe Eoiscopel tion, to=lny, spent most of its time in (he atten pt to eloct an Assistant Bishop, Nor sult was peach od CLARKst1 tr 2 Tenn Tharsday May 11, 1868 At the grand rusgnent for the benefit of the widows and orphans of the Confederate dead, the receipts wero Tras EURLLL Ie first wt iting at rings was won hy W. A, Fl Mr It a Yankeo competitor, who vied with MM, Wass fis oncerted at the st Tul by de sve ers, that he lost the prise New (atholle Cathedral in Portland, Me. Poeortasp, Me Thursday, Mar wh I'he corner-stons of the new Catholic Cathed 1 this ity was {10s wfternoon by the Right Kes w Bae con aasisted hy the clergy 61 the diocese, with "great cor emony, in the presence of 8 fargo concourse of spectators, wn tl The Season at Cape May. Puieaverrea, Thorsday, May 31 1864 The first tu of as or oerscas over the bridge to the Island today Lroogat excursionists from Philadelphia The season opened today a Markets Keported Ly Telegrapa, Torro May 31 Flour dull. Wheat steady; sales of Od Amber Michigan at #2 57, New #2 25, New White #2 53, No Milwaokes $2 Corn unchanged, Oats steady. Lake Frosghta dull and nomimal Conc issart May 11 —Flonr and Wheat dull. Whisky firm at #2 20 in boud. Provisions quiet aad unchanged. Lard Xo, Gold 104 PHILADELPHIA. May 31 Flour quiet; saperfine, $2 #85 5, Extras, $928 0 Wheat firm; Spring #2 33. Peaussivania Spniong, #2 50293 v5; White unc hanged. Eye alvanced to $1 A, Corn tirm at see, Cotton steady st 40a dle. Wusky steady Olio 82 28, Pennsylvania, 82 2a 82 20. BuUvyaro, May 31. Flour and Wheat quiet, Corn in mode: rate demand, at 69¢ for No. Mixed. Oats; sales, 62,000 bush No Uhicago, at 4340. Other grains nominal. Pork Jule aud firm, at 831 Lard, 2200. Whisky inactive. Canal freigits to New York—Corn, liydido; to Albany—Coru, 0c Ke celpta— Flour, 1,515 bbls; Wheat, 2 IW buad,; Corp, 15,17 bush Oats, 42.55 bush, Oswrouo, May 31 —Flour steady at $1025 for No. 1 Spring, $12 fur Ked Wister, #815 for ble Extra. Wheat i sales nat night No Milwaukee Club, at $205, held higher this morning. Corp, 740. for No. 1 Illinois. Oats Leld at Slo. for Western. Canal freights steady, Flour Joc, Wheat je, Corn #o., to New York, EavriMone, May 31. Flour firm; Western Extra Spring. #11 0, Wheat doll and scarce. Corn steady; Yollow via vio. Oats firm at 760. Provisions steady Lard, 2c. Sugar quiet. Coffes dull, Rio, 16; #%0,, in Whaisky dull sud scarce; Western 02 anv Ciicaeo, May 31 Flour active, Wheat dull, and declined Y#1pe.; salen at OL 644281 63 for No 1 end 81 102 $1 Li for No 2 Osts dull at Rate Mess Pork declined 250. 1, Freights dull, and declined 240. Corn 12@12%4¢ to Buffalo, Receipts: 5,000 bhis. Flour, 40.0% bush. Wheat, 239 000 bush, Corn, 72000 bash. Oats. Ship ments: 7.000 bbls. Flour, 1s, 00U bush, Wheat. 419,000 bust. Corn, 4% 000 bush. Oats. Oswroo, May 31 —Fiour active and steady; sales, 2,500 at #10 2 for No. og. 812 10 Spring, 814 for Red Winter, 8.5 for Double Extra. Wheat lower, sales last night, 10,500 Noo Milwankie Club; 200 to-day, higher prices were asked, but the market opened and closed quist. Corn opened steady, but closed quiet and nominally lower; sales, 15.000 No. Uli: Corn dull at 530. for No. and "wo for No 2

for No. 1, and 30@ le, for No, Booded Highwines 8:23 pois at “de. Oats held at 0 aSle for Hinols. Other gralus scarce and nominal, Canal freighos dull; Flour 3c, Wheat je, Corn Ro. Oata So. to New-York. Lake imports. 29 9 Flour, 51 50 Wheat, 20,000 Corn. Canal exports; 460 Flour, 33000 Wheat 7,50 Corn 7 40 Pas. MiLwAL RE, May 31. Flour dull at 810 for Wheat quiet and steady at 81 75 for No Coro steady ut 2c. for No. I. Oats quiet at 360, for No. 1. Receipt iw bbls. Flour, 68 (00 bush. Wheat, 16,000 bush. Oats. Shipments «0,00 bbls. Flour, 119 000 bush. Wheat Spring Ex ras Meeting of the Board of Health for Jersey City, The first regular meeting of the Board of Health for Jersey City since ita organization, was hold last evening. Present George E Cutter, President, and Dr. Theodore K. Varick. Absent— Alderman Gaddis. President Cutter stated thot the necessary books blanks &o, had been ordered, and would be ready for use to day. Chief of Police MoManus, in response to sotification. bad detailed one policeman for cach Ward to at temporarily as Health Inspeotors. The Clerk, AG Gilkyson stated that the wholes uum of naisances re. ported was 122 of which he Lad notifiod 75 parsous to abate the same, and that but one nuisance had been abated. The greatest number of puisances reported are from the Sixth Ward, Dir Varick suggested that the onpectar be directod to visit Essex and Greene sts Sussex st om ‘irene to Hudson ot also the center of the block bounded by Greene, Morris, Hudson, and Sassex sia. He ssid be did pot 1pink there was a more fliiby local ty than this in the city. The Doctor also suggested that the Common Council shoul require garhage carts to go around daily instead of twice 8 week as at prosect. President Cotter stated that for the present Le intended to visil the loonlities where naisances sre compalusd of and see that they are prow tly abated. ne Pr. Geo. FF. Wooow arp, formerly 8 wail known citizen of New York, died in San Vrancisco on the 2014 of last April aged 40 years. Flo was a surgeons of remarkable nerve ao dahl wos Kind snd genial ta his manners, and possessed a large oirole of friends both here and thors He was also a Ma. weleo me on thoss shores Ia Sir. voy of y. Your o ervant Jomassrs Row, Charge ATalres of the Hanseatic Rapohlics Hansa ve Legation, New York May 11, 1864 Thare has been sowe injury by recent frosts in some arts of the West hat no sey seroos datage we reposted. Fhe season Is disconraging ry beokward and ron wach 000 aud ait Lod 8 hig Logres willy Udder, Cooper Vniom ae ary a——, W/W comencement Fuoroisen vo character of Tax Trim NRy 2 ssi po e Uy i wi ht ais iy frwing ole sof the A J Commencomenis ob tha 200 Sr Tue Kewr. Weskry Kifer. it will a st way be sipplied to ther ab she lowest price V0F Which S98 held in the! 1 stitute, last evening. Probably paper can be printed. Fersous rosidiog ia the city can od 0 ‘arg "i ge bal o Yo Jaetinch led ata hy 4 more raluahta journal #9 send to their eatry aia Prise un at! aoe nave mbled wentertaln. Go eats. Mail sabseribers, ee cons 04 meut in the same building. The gathering was composed of A vos, _ 5 e0pive o 4A Spy copy 92 highly respectable indies and gentiewsn, the milder sos bony v predomicsnt, Mr, Peer Cooper, progenitor and sip

porter of the Cooner Union, was chosen to preside over tha Commences ot exercises which were of pleasing and infer estiog character. Among tue OM! LAPOTtAnt was the reading of the Aunasl Feport hy Mr, Abram 8. Hewitt, whion mentioned some additional courses to be hereafter added to the regular course of nstruction. The financial statement of the 17 stitation exhibited a receipt of $22 000 with J a proportionate amount of expenditure, The ntation of the Cooper Union wedal to Miss IY Palmer, for uniform proficiency through five years course of studies. was also apother attractive feature of the exercises. The prosets tion of an aunual prise of $60. in gold, founded by rederick A. Lane, esq. was iunngurated lost evening, Miss Lizzie Ib Humphreys and Miss Gibbons being the two first to receive The Tribune Enlarged. Hx LARGEST AND CHEAPEST Seascapes IN THE WORLD. NUARGPMENT OF THY DAILY, SEMI #7 507 AND WERELE TRIN NK, y Notwithstanding the fact that the size of Tus Tare i bar been lacronsed more than one quarter, the phos wil remain the sams, TERMS, the prise. The following constituted the regular order of WEEELY TRIBUNK. VOR. su ussessssssnnnnsss RT TR PUPA Orchestre Hall eg pi oo vf y, year <7 gurubers oo... “c PUATAR. sll subse rs, LE ww I. Chorale," Jer salem My Houy fitsian Jav or Ten copies, 10 names of 4 hneribers. o 17 3 Grpheon oples, Der thers oe 1 Bang, Whatsoevor vhmegatmting cdo Roselinds i Puiaor. Twenty comin Shirl le ames of vimeribers 2 4 Anthem, Chilst Our K wri 3 nop TR and Tener soon) Twenty copies, to one address CR Jerome Hopkins Avi eatia copy wili be soul for sack «ub of tes Miss Vail. Mr Rockwood, and Orpheonists. READING OF iy ANNUAL BAVORT. Mark SEMI-WERKLY T08 NN» 4 Trio for Three Hoy Peace Troubled Boal” ...oovivieis arbor Val sahscribe 1 v, yea: 104 numbers 1] Masters Bagot, Avery and Hudson Mail SCY, It bh 1 year— 104 aombers Te 5. Presentation of the Cooper Union Medal to Miss Rosalinda I Mail aut r over for each copy I» Pager, and of Diplomas to Messrs. Frank Curtis, Gram Carle Yous ae $0, wil pov LM ative copy Dard Ferguson aud Heyward Myers, the Oradusting Coase of 18d 6. I'ivsentation of the Annual Prize of Sixty Dollars in gold by Frederick A. Lane esq. to M 7. Ha eiu,ah Chorus...... founded Orplaeonists, Jerome Hopkine. coos Sant aEnEsS Condactor of heon (lass. Harvey 8 Dodworth.. verses bol d Orchestre 1. Theoplile Verdin... rand Marsh The following awards have been made to the pupils of the Fomale School of Art Diprosas —rawings sod Linesr Designing Alice Donlevy Draw fug from =at and Life, Annie F. Graves, Drawing and Minting fron nhie Neely. Laura Neely: Painting and Howard, Sop J garhe, First Class Furie De Ryke Painting fron he, Martha J. Wood, Liewn'A, Daley, Moria C. Hay Paivtiog in Tudia Tuk Po y og from Cast and Lie, mist elans. Ems Mayol ke, Currie i dieting, Lisdde Humphieys, Lagrs Kitteridge, Sarh Moliersor, Sarah T. Onderdoak, Alles Pract Flor Storer. Painting Still Life and Photographs, first class File IL. Drawing from Cast, first-class, Hermine Uraban, Adele F [ot Sarah Alvord, Helsn Brajers, Maria A. Beach, Sarai B. Mo. son Annie Doushes, Lizzie Le Dac, Mrs. P Claments Mary Jackson Susie Key. Mary Devos Fanny Lane, second class, Chariotie Howe, Kato K rz. Nellie Keenan, Die Hearts, May Parshall; Dean log fron Cast sud Paivsing Photographs, Margaret Ferreira Drawfog fron st L fe, marsh Stil Lafe and Ph Lite and Photog CRNTIFICATRS Life, rat cones Lo *v Uibboos; Dra Valley

for 6 months Parsons remitilog for 15 copios $45 will receive an extra sopy one veal, VAILY TRIBUNE. 81) per sanum, for six mooihe 1 Address HE TRIBUNE New York MARRIED, NSUICY ~FENNER=On Wednesday May wn, of 3t. Barnsbes seat, Dwlugton, by tha Right Ree 8. Portier 1 0, the Rew Henry Anstice Rector of 80 Lake's (pore. Rochester to Flora daughter of Dean K. Ferner of Irvington ARMICHE LL ~HOSFOR DeOp Wednesday May #0 ot Forty third “ME Chueh, Ly the Rev. RC Putucy Anca der armichel oni, to Mary, sides’ du ghtor of Sela THosford, esq ol) of thie sib OYLE=VEFDER1. this qty. on Thursday May 17 1850 by the Rew Scovel! B Bail 0 0 John Coyle sig. of the Meiropouted Police Department, to Mo. Jane Anu Veeder al of Ua city LOWFR-WILLIAMS At 8t Joha's Church. Bro hive. oe Tun sday May 31. Ly the Rev, Geo, F. Seymour, Piwad W Flower to Jeannie Wilaoe oa of Brooklyu. Detroit sud Lansing, Muh papers places copy Lite, Crayon sod Louse Field, Drawing from Sul TOLBROOK ISON=Iu this cit 0 Wodiesdar May Wa Life, frst class Alice W. Baldwin, Harriet hddy SLBA Uh ARS we! B Bail D ny Ni AW Hi broek Hew Margaret N. Hutebinson, Anns Hudson, Alice Ledyard, to Mise Jecnole Garrison of New-York Second Clase —Flors Hotshinson, Mary Robiason, Lizzie Vaodyke, Koson papers please co Nelle Doug'se, Emma Frere. Paioting from 300 Life.—F ir. ane ES P ~Awel a 8. Ludlow, Fen White, Susau Johnson, Peony Bogardus, Pra K-11 STED— Wedoosdiy May #0 at sepwich, Conn, of Fanor Bunce Apes Hodson Punt oz dn Water Colors —F rai Cus the Sc cond Fresbytena: rt J Le Bev Walon, Ma —Euwiy Hitcbrook, Apnis C, Nowell, Faany Pomb, Second Cass ZovasM. Peck ta Haun) F, daughter of the las Aog «us H A wl aire M. Sheroan, Manet M, Plocheoing Locy Ragaes, Maggie vag. wl of the former piace Byers Pro in Water Colors sud Li Logrsphy.— fe Class THOWBRIDOE<~MUNN=A( the condone of the I parasts, Mary F_ Sellison Engraving on Wood ~First (Mase Mise Mary J Willow Lodge. N J. an Wediesday, May Ww by the Rav. PD. PP. Parkir son. Miss Fanrie Ketcham, Miss Surah B. Denrochie, Miss Bi. Woaieu, Josep A. Tiowbridge 0 Lidie, yon tot of Senasd anc a Bondi, Miss Abba rane Mise Lavra F. Bower Mis Fannie A, Mon es Chad x Moos Louies Franke, Miss Mary Jacot. Miss Annis Now J. all, Miss \daiine Ketchmu For Honorabie Meution.—Mis. Leia Cortie Miss Hannah Cola Mis L la A Pajue. Second Clise.— DIED. Alice Nea's, Louisa AL beso, Anuie Atcheson, y ANDERSON ‘nn Brook vo, on Thuradar May Da'a oaly be Desenvive He Maxrion—Nut Laving stteaded a 0K loved SUll¥ of pt 71 od Sarai A. Augers, sqad 3 pears, Bessie Hondo: chent leugih of time to ie then to 8 certificates: T months and dave son, Mary Henderson, sophie Tolles, Geraldine Grace, ulin Nelson A dela WY ire, fi hig a wh Sash Cook, Nellie Taft, Mary Ann Rue Yomaion w ill be istariva gt 34 Jot v Comtutuey. Yui ots, au Werner Ab cers. Mary Dorr, Jolin 8 Fuller. Faony the fuera) rows their residence No. wl Panos. Broskiys, wa sparke Mary \Vilame Mary Daoiels, Aunie F. Wright, Helen b Pie, Mary Pradsiaw, Susan Morgan, Caroline Soper, Aman Spon ding Fisanor Wiipple mI A “Striker” Seat to the Pealtentiary. John Parker, a ship carpenter, now op the str.ke,” waa tried yeaterduy morning 10 the Special Sessions charged with assaulting William H. Brown, and on conviction was sent to the Peaitentiare for three months. It appears that Mr Waterbory ship bailder, foot of Stanton. st, has managed to get ship carpenters from different States to take the piace of she wen that had strock, and acain resumed business. Tle “strikers unable to get the meu that had taken their place» to also knock of Ly persussion and reason, resorted to vioance to compel them Mr. Waterbury, on several acon sions had forced the ‘strikers out of his yard, bat on Tues day. a weak age. a mob of not less than a bundred-—one wit ness said thore might be a thousand —headad by Parker, shou: ing to the workmen “Lay up ther tools, lay ap them tools The complainant Brown, was engaged at a cross and con. tinued on at bis work. Parker went ap to him seked if be wasn t going to knook off.” and on replying in the negative, said he would make him knock off, and as he spoke ha Lit him a powerful blow in the face. As he attempted tw get up (0 defend himsell, Parker ified a large lroa rule and hit him os tom bead. The mob then surrounded him, and he drew a kuife to defend himself, but it was taken from him, and he was bit from every side, knocked down and kicked. Sach was the evidence. Upon conviction Judge Dowling censured those on a strike for resorung to violence to atialn their object. Men Lad a perfect right to form associations to advance tier interasts and keep up their wages. Everything they did by peaceshle means. reason and persuasion, was parfactiy proper, but they bad no right to intimidate and coerce, by force and vio. N 4 r B T Relatives acd (riends are (invited Lo attend the HALSFY Saturday. June sto locks m otice of lunersl at Yookers in Satarday papers BONNFR=At Hartford Conn, on Monday Ht. mst May A Bee ner. reiles of the ste Andrew Rooner srod 00 years RIDGE Or Thursdsy morning. May 3, Ssmuel 1. Brides, aged wvited to attand the a Sarrday foe donevs A yearn fe ralnt wes and fricode 0. the faeily are 3 Lis ate residence, No. WF (thay o'clock p.m w dow oF WL am ATES Ou Wadumdsy Ma* 9 Armen 0 Hates sped “4 youre (mralal ves 80 as are respect ally pyited to attend the fur omd, rom the residence of her sonon law, J Davenport cor of Jw ft o'g ave and Oxford» brooklyn on Fiuey a ruven a At Gresupoint. va Wedoesday of Mav 0, at the lohan H Broad IASE May Caner evtdence of her son mu law Che 34h year ol ber age. »atives aud rieads sre respectiolly invited to attend (Tansee oa hon Mo Satucdey June? ot 1} ouch pom. fiom Le Hapte Charo, Nobiast Greeapoint, without further aotice LARK —At Hartford, Conn ov Monds). 28 as Moy opline, wile of tae Hou Kors Clark, jr sod daughter o tie ae Desde! PF. Hopkins aged 44 years TATW OKTHY —Oun Tuesdey aveaing May 39 Fao of John Coatworthy, ani yoiugest dauguier of 7 1 wd Mure Loose Bitola, ti the 25d von: of her age. 8 lor asl of nes vein, om the reel No. 46 West Twenty irda’, on Folder, Tuterusent ot Moony Pease! Comntony, «BW wif dene of Ler pions, Jive Lat ll o tock a wm Newark, NJ 0 At Nice France on Saturday Mar A 10 180 Hamilton K Halsey, son of John Halsey, in the 1d year of Lie age Relatives and friends of the Tan ily are resps 110¥ ino od to stead ie ‘anersl of the residence of his father i aw. WM Nowell, Noy 5 Moire pace Broosiyn on Saturday Jue 2 at 4 cwkp IANTI YL wen Thorsdor morning May 31 Coro anti t, sor of Packed lence, others Into a strike. Every man had a right to mais vad Cornelia S Handy, aged 18 years his own bargain and get what be could for his labor end no The relatives snd frie de w (ally we wopectt lly avited te attend the funeral 03 Saturday moeuing, Joos 2 oa 100 lock, frog man had the right to do what Parker and bis associates did in this case beat a man becanse he would not join 1a a strike t ouasel for the prisoner said this verdict of the Conrt woul ba bad news for the 0. (v0 men iu this city interested io tie No 108 East Sisteenthoat Detwaen Fourth ave ard living pisos, wi hout farther lantation PIONS =0u Tuasdsy, May 28 Caries Micke iu the £0 yaar of he PT) e Dowling differed with counsel thought very Affe fw of the 30 00 wuakl Toots 10 the ¥iolonce thst Parker aud Po stives wud friends of the tanily are invited ta sit-nd ‘he frnamel, his friends had doue trom bus ime reside nee Les ut ae” J di) wl srnoen, Jive ni loelocs Ihe Court room was crowded with men on the airike LINABE RY =On Th red Tat ie ow i pain of int ult On Th reday of net af long +a interested in the result of the trial i Lydia, wife of William N. Linabury and feoghis a Jobs IS ker aged years month and I Jays Fires, dhe aime L prin peace Tes surely veep Herscrrows oa we oer IN WES] ST With ber the ston s of Lie ate passed Early last evening a fire broke out in the building Shes found Heaven v 8 1 No. 34 Westar, oooupied by Charles Tows as a boat Lous. eral savin at hor late residoncs 5 Vig wre this fy It was soon extinguished. Loss on building aod en's Prodar ot 8 oclech pw Rela as and fends are aviiad abont fom stiend. Her retasine wil De taken to Plogsan: Girivs Schools Mo tans. NJ for inteament on Setorasy Ee IN CENTRE ST. New Jeisey Canton. Li, snd Micki gas papers ples At 6 os lock last evening o Lire ared o MERAY Ab bis residence, st Des Moi es, [Ows sudny May brass Hoishing establishment 7 Bennett Moore, No i 20 F C.D. Meh ong. fo vof Warsam N 1} Centre st, caused by smd furnace setting Lis fo the ened MELLIS=AY (entre tv, rade Tor tv on Friday the 5b on wioich 1t was paced, The fire was extinguished, with lat the Rev 3 11. wey Me e 334 year of nis age trifling loss, by Ofocer haruey of the Sixth Preciuot, WILLIAMS=Ou Wednesday wooning Mav 0 fluiist, relict of IN CHERRY ST. At 64 o'clock last evening a fire occurred in the ptabis attached to the Allaire Iron Works, st No. 489 Clerry The fuer ds of the Mapiily are rosrect! 2 the “6th your of Lor aye Uy ovate ito attend ber “ap wl rou o Re‘orined D o) Tweoty frst of near Siath ara Heniv A, Willians vo thie day (Friday) at 2 Chart, (the Rev. De Tho LL st. The building and con'ents were ocorsamed, Loss shout e Two horses, valued at $00, were also consumed Tos origin of tbe fire is unknown, IN SPRING-BT. At 104 o'clock Yast evening a tire was discovered in the stabios of Mr. Philips located at No, 244 Sprioget, The members of Engine Company No. whose bouse 1s lreated dirvotly opposite, ran over and got out the bourses and extin ished the dames before they Lad done any materi il dum. go. he fire was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary THE SARATOGA FIRE—INSURANCES. The lollow ing w are the insurances op the property destroved by the foo ac Saratoga on Tuesday: Home of N. Y.. ¥toa of Hartford, y Home of New Haven, 8.0.00 each, Kellef of N.Y. $7 North Western, Lamar, Maine, Metropolitan, Iuternstional on Special Notices A New Ecotacy oi «ioic for hose w 0 have sever relialaed NGLUI-BLOOMING ogra ce of PHALUN 20N» FREIS tisavenduringas tv revesn op The imitators try thar hands ot ote foiling it 10 va Tuey an only mock the oul de appes ano Iuquire for PHALONS CNIGHT.-BLOOMING FRE S, the sandard periumes o sieanti wy Sadly Ldrigeinte

Lecture an tort Western of Buffalo, Narragansett, Connecticut Commer of he sustices of the New York As, ww ne Albany, New Englaod, Putnam. Maghattan, Columbia, North a hy a 3 whRE r vl A ot be neh American of Har ford, Springfield, Massasoit, Western of FRIDAY EVENING, June I, iu the 1 ooper Instit: Massachusetts, Croton, $5000 each; New. Amsterdam. State st 2p m, by the Hou JOHN W K LL Dom Cotten of New-Jetsey, $2500 each; Glean's Falls, $2,000, Lota], Growing in Rarelations ta the inte oth, and the tnduce. HYRSLG ent Wks uivp lon, $134, ments ow plese ted for bie -ER Those who have Toude to invest, ose wlio dente (0 pg ste 0 (Ne sont) Jd the p sorely cited to at RECONSTRUCTION IN VIRGINIA, —About JI o'clo k Tom™ and he pebie aman mint nave d haries Spencer (lub, on Sunday night. May 20, the butlding used as a school Bouse NINTH WaKD and church, sitnated ou the farm of William Bart'ett, in York Why oi "y! he 1 ugh of £1 i 1 ond wif Ria “Ma rug hid wen w Hall, No oi} ul p County, Va, was destroyed by tire with the contents, books, when it was ree liad 0% ma 000 10 he oo ow nh ARLE maps, &0., The school numbered 20 scholard. [Le 200s MA iy RE ol of prin dd ot by re was owned partly by Mr. Bartlett, partly by the Quaser Asso cioctlor d neor en ws Powder 4 J Conkia, ciation, and partly by the Government. No clue has beer ob 1° sadant James 1, ary, Sete [aad B si yo ta ned 10 the perpetrator oF perpetrators, Hut it was WihudE att or TI ESDAY EVENING. Jane 8 a the sane place. Provisus doubt, the work of Rebels who (eel the blessings of 10 the sdjoutument a solution wes iro doced, aud oaried avesle struction 1 Lo loss 1s about 8500, mousy har mcopy of the above bo pb shed 0 The Hereld ead Iribune of this erly EDWARD HL JOHNSON. Presdect nent I— The Yew-York Semi-Weekly Tribane, Ready this morning, contains: Nuws Susmany -Miitary. Naval, News from Washington, New York, New Fugand, the Middie States. the Souine nn Sales ‘he Western States, the Pacific Count, the Tarritories Poliial the Freed men the Preshytortan General Assemblies, the Feuinne Donestic Moaceiany Foreign News XXXIXrn Connnsas [he Procealings cn Tues iar and Thursday in full Monn LC noLena—Arrival of Two More European Steamers with the Disease vu Board; Eighty Deaths and Seventy Cases, Lao Cuul orale (nares ln the Clty Cun Fonorsas (onkwspoNpEy m—honos and Floren oe Tota Revon:

Waduseday IL Conny Secretary The Besi Place te bay sew, tasty and well-made SPRING CLOTHING wat FB BALDWINS, Noe Dad Hower: the largest store aud ase mast nthe oly and prioee lem. The Latest Particulars Coucerving the lmpending Yo oropean Wo by our Special Corrmapondents Fuow Wasnivaron—~<pecial Correspo dena The (var pant and the Southern Railroads. How the People's Property ir Disposed Fost-OMca Notice. Tie Mais lor Ores Britain sad the of. and Disloyal Corporacions Furnished Capital by tie Guwer ent O000ant vis Roathampton snd Bosman. per steam of AMERICA, to Lay Hack Dividends not Made During the War or lms, vie Queens RII odin CITY Or BusIOn, Tus Faueow: xs Bousav—en. Whittlesey s Keply to Gens ca ATI RDAY. June2 will close a this Ofce at 10 Pam as Steadivan and Fullerton, A Coraplate Answer to all the (ag, ee st the uplows oficus, a4 follows: Stations A and B, #:03 4, ms. $14 Again the Bureau. The Steadinan [nvesiigation Neither Thor gh Mba t ard D, 740 mi Stetlons Kandi? Ha u 9. ot Imuantial A Fai Eahibis of Documents, and 8 Fu Siatouegs JAMES KELLY, Postmastsr om the Offoers looolpated. 4 Posat-Ofice Notheo, Thr Mai sor F g Daarn or Grex Scorr—Oficial Honors to His Momory vin Beast aid Haver per steasn. VE KE IRE. on Hy RT re Sournsny Coors won Furgpwen—What tie Necoratro tod 2 will close ar tris eat Ter and ot the aplowsn oes States wre Willing to Do for the Negro Reestad is ument of Savory owe Ou FRIDAY, June Sauioos A sud B83 pom Sisloss by Law What has Comet “My Policy in the Kade, States Tum Faron Bouncavan: Haxporrm Frovssise F ther |e tails of the Conn; The Successive Phases of the taien Advert Courtship and Marr Cand 813 p 0 Steiof@l and 8 4 __JAM The Beat strawberry In the Word, FERRY SON, 4 wo Station (113) x KELLY Postowastar New Developuwnte, A Down Tow: Mer. chans Jovoived in Conspiracy to Fatort Money Bourgauan: Fou part an uciose stanp to GEORGE Wiig in wo Hie inser Depraviy A ov ho 3 Vilt ww Georgetown, Cong en. Eaton, Facts and Ane does rom the yoeOwa Lije, Winters roved Iiasirative af the Jackson baton Sounded willl LA PAT a HGP TRE te Raw SH wilt Tum TorLens or vw Sua A Novel, by Victor Hogo, Part 2 wont offe tive devioe hiown. [ahar saving aio “ime ea 4 Book 1, Continued; havters IIL 1X, X,. XE. XII, aud Xi}, ta. The entire log. of any leogth. stent ly sod case ngl 3 she puiunmyus Ve von Ihe Kock and sh Cord 10, Tim 00 By the sawyer will os mation of tue Land y ye vtge, Discovery The Intenor of an Edits Loder the des, Wa Fe word calle to predoce its Tue pt tee M Was Seen There and What Paiceived Diy. LAE 4 J pea (0. Laval Foarva ly the t vin In Captivity ver 3 9 10.0 th b em ae Ar a i. Cumono Livnoanarny And this ean d W at areal, Tum Biunr oun MovawryT—A Latter to (ne Killer ‘rome MM. pH Ppa ig vv fo Ue Neparay.. What wal fu Ira Steward Mr Greeiey s Reply. inns npnar Snoop Conte and Deer, ss we'l a0 Horned (oro subject to tals Disease, How i way be Communicated, Kejet of Ce wih Louis, the ove: anise, the Commercial Center of North y Fit Paper of Mr Waterhouse. Ar'on AGRICULTURAL [reme—=tog Cholera—Coal for Cire Plants The At'sathos Silk Worm, Usefal Plats Raspberry of Tying and Pruning Rab Wo An lmportant luvents airy Fair; Sweet Potato Culture. Forvoniaiae MiscaLiLanmory [Tams Livenany 'vums Bed! uy

led log Teves Sore ture (hes Ba New-York State Agriculture ae INVALIDS €ARRIAOES to aria. M4 til CANTER! NG 10) 188 V5 NURSFEY SWING and Raby Teodor, Bore RIRONG WAGONS ph ate fm Address WINTI RA Co No M0 Bigadwar ew ton lavallde' Trawellug (hairs as Wheels, oo snd ou See #171086 for wm sd 0 dose, $e Ri ALES Propellers, dren s CAR abi Char ots, Roohg To wa EW SMITH No OW Higeset "Y VEER) Ue an Lach oe Nothee. Tie. aapast nos case wail GENTS FURNISHING Lavasr Domnsvic aw arian Mines STORY uw Now \o'd No. 5 ark cow, dipwest fr i Ne t Neo y As Carri Mangwre—vew York Koston A baus gd Po CM SATS a 3a y New Yous Waorms Ln Prices or orxrmy Be iely og) Bg ot 84 SKATE $.oachi Liss CLLLARS, Commmmetat Marrmns— The Latest Sc a and Cd Que ial ous A Pine Selection of the Beet Manniaors axe Dsarns SEOWINGEMACIINES, Avrawtissse T v Fo SALLY AND TO RRNY MR SEMI-WEREKLY TRInUNE, conta thie Fai 1 Wek hangs if uot enited wiih 0 dave, ntaine all the Foi o Wit Kb N PAL Hiosdwar apataire torial articles, not merely local in eharacter views and Art Criticisms letters from our ar NY correspondents; Foreign and Domestic [atgery a and Awociated Press Teiegrapiio Dispatches. a curef sod complete Rummary of Foreign and Domestic News. Fyovpny Raports of the Proceed ngs of the Farmers t hof the A rer lean lustitate: Talks about Fruit, and other fortes itirm and Agricuitnral Information: Btook. Financial Cattle Jory ioc ds and General Market Reports, which are published ia ox f: Darcy Twining, Tur Sami Werk: v Taisc ve alec ese 0 the course of 8 vear. three or four of the adoet aid Hio.s Popular Novels by Liviog astbors. The cost of Wess aloe bought ia book form, would be from six to eight dollars. If purchased io the Koghish Magazines from which, they are care fully selected the cost wonid be three or four tues thas sum Nowbore else can so much current fulelligence and ermansnt literary matier be had at so chrep a rate aa in Yu LI) WERALY Twist su. Auone whe Leisve athe PO ules and Av Fwpire Shuttle Sewlag- Mo hines Muda tories “Wigs, Touperes A Newspaper Feoldiva- Machines fo. 10, LIEEIRRN NIN AA RFEDRTH ADS $1" te sarh Ae on lar spartinent of HON FURNITU Lr MATTRESS) SY a LAR TY ‘he wile Wa GARDNE KE No vd Canalo Ihe Woudinwn Cemetery sa ood ou he ion of the Bar t LI) wow Ke at LMA evan onde i ele s Pars Ofer No. bi Fat I'we air I north Aw tum r Row IY Presid Fami ae Fhrene Agents wwnited by No 50 Hiuwanay AY ad Ooyamental Hane Foret qoaity daa ohu Bow, al shades a march bes CT Speedy ol ve PM cand ha It Hondo LL [A LL I SRE ET Avy on Uren

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He -r NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1866, a I—————————— SE i Ccemmr MOTAL MATTERS, Ir policy invariably controls the road aud WLoLe Co and ouher river pails. These were put at 0c. last Tuesday —_— ‘eas it Ww ruin to prolit by it for the pick, and thes =e. aod afte 1 Ye a it os. t plok, snd (hey AD rward 3°¢. for the balance ou mt the Block Exchenge—May 11 as the acd 1 J r y Me troubles. As trmsteet, Ad yg grore could thus got the very beat butter for 0c. Who LL Mil AP. du Ct dpposed managers of this corporation, they cannot sheaid pay a8 moe for an ukerior aiticet So buyers rea UA fa’. by gi wo. TOE tet rl Ba Loe responsibility of their position; aud the wiole Hitech sud “0 they acted, and only od vellow State firk ius resunae lL LW hgaqanan: Cot, NE ard is che stibabie for Califurn a shippers, could be sold at #0e.. and th py 0 a cl 102] 100 oo. pO. 5% Gal. Chi. 11 Board is chargeable with the disgrace of its fallare, and only in limited quantities.” Ihe California FR aes Ail Hg W. fe, >We. Oh 1 AOU. au pees “4 POM. ee... 8 sot 8 single member. It is simple justice to Mr, Drew, TOW takes out sbomt 2.000 pkes, with no wore going for 10 J ip! aw LDN, 00 Clic, and Alton. 1 and ont statement will be verified by the the Directo duys. Lhe Bouihern and Western markets ae whuiied, and 3 verified by the the ofthe we he f low les bo Wart SN opt 0. desl. Wi 40... Erie C hear of grades bought at the Weal for 170. Such is en ey N.. ress O03 N. J. Contral m, «nie Company, that ho has ever been ready with his money wets sbgus gig. hve a 0 fellew putice sells much galcker EEE LE WN i LE WKS, W-40cp. Lre gud ed, LAO, saa te nd Lass been its friend when no one else bad cout were pernl'y selling at i tod Ta. reveeee 805 IW. ieee 4 (Bank Commerce. dence enough in the property to come to iw rescue. If The feeling is quite weak to-day with mom butter on the ry 7 510m Reading. Bi ec aannsnsss ii the tion he b y market than ean be sold. We quote: 188 senck. 1,409... 109% Ocean Bank. pout olds as creditor of the road 1s so advan: Half frking, fine, Yellow, B...... %238 WP [SR TTT rar UE BO sco mse 300 gues ad Sutras, we have no doubt of his readiness Firion Reis, ime, IB aero nveetrernsexneee Sad) anne i” ‘en. Nationa! Iie, 'o surrender it to i il some oa hus A tdbgedie PTT TX ad penes. bo Yeah} “0. Nationa. it to any one who desires it. Until some ou ete ART deal) 1001 50... cenee dO7 ge Co and Up River pails, B........... 15240 NY ii] Rey Cal, “Ininth Nt Bh denied the privilege of lending the Evie Company money, Westers Heserve, Yoiow'o, Wo NT Ren 0,000... 2s cecen OTH 10 111 We submit that toss who do trust it should Lave fair plas. I rei ee a Serverteres Ham Preok yn te, w. Er a Wilkesbarre oal. a entire new Board of Directors has been elected ty Pennsylvania tubs and Pails............ 568 [YR eeneces Big INL. cere U2 e stockho p vhs Bate tude, Welth......ocoovrsvennsrsrnnncnnss Las? 100... ecb, Rif Spring Mountain. sett ers of the Concord Ksilroad of Massa nada, Becsiserrece SRA reese ROM S000 90) Wwodeall BI I0.......... 8. upon which such gross frauds were receutly perpe- CHEPSE. Tennessee 8 ce LI) ry Daprovment, Jes by the conductors. At the recent sunial necting, Tie stock of past shader is “i ange. Seite vel prospect of eres 19 (Cleve tte. Er oS ‘ol. Ji ny, Ww COD working 1 o ne lot, Leavily skim erkimer Con t¥ a Tov ebine i) To: 44 ol. John H. George stated that under new conductors Gaels "Sis wid at x. and for other lots holders would gladly BE Wat. atom’ and regulations five times as much money had been ree take that figure, or anytbiog which would enable them to pay 2000. 66) #00.......... R] West, Union Tel, turned h he \f back charges and other expenses upon it Our advices still is bo ed fro 1 oncord. 2 18 id ot o i rarrrres Do} Magus 79 eT Ho Ty ae Tvl sehca 1h NR wf lt Juuanty an Se armers to put ati che souk IIT 10 Shiese or butter M24 ae Cod JP Fr preferred had bewun vot OH Eh i Fa ri rp! wet fall prices for oue or the other—poor cheese don t sell this eancess ROH NWihosseseenes Rig 0. ..0vvnnee NH} wen returped during any previous corresponding time. geggon; the Philadelphia and other markets are full of such unease oe Rig [Ly Ay 200..2d call. 84} GK. NH 77¢ Chicago N.W Ponnsyivar a Con ww, Masmoun a Tih 400. a... WV} re wera 11 B00... 77 Click NW. pref. Boston Water Po'r Oak fornie Tn. 0 ccaianeed NL MW DR. SO] 300. 003 40... .c0eeen Po MY.5 7 BL 100... 530. 3B, 10......s10. 20} aed C05) PL FLW. CL AW. .....bid. Jl Mind Cob); NMeannsms sss MBI Weeuess cess ol 20000. 5 Chie. Afton, (N. Y. Centml, MN. Y.Central 66,8 100... a |W, 810. WR ahah pin MY IBcnanane anne 36 1 50. cueenviee. 8 bat tee {Mil St. P. pref, 600, 00...0 knnshaen HE 3 Hillemowruas as GOR SAY. cue ne ox Binges. oe Mors Essex, 100... $30. Wi) ot sonsaaas iM HM. ....o00ee K7§Clov,, Col. hi ay ere 4 0 Manettak Cin, 2 p KL USF 8 1 (LOCK BOARD. Feunersee fo "90 Mariposa preferred Mich, 80, N. 1. 5,000... .00c0e Wj 300... one AG] L200... £0} Games. Boston Water Pr, 600, ve een M0 SR 10... all. Wg Chic. NW. Was. Un. Tel. (Reading. 4 300 aes cane etre OR] S00e ewe sesns 109) Chic. N. W, prt. Woe. Mich. Central, 100 i M0........... 60 100..........207 'P. F.W. Clic. 0} i1 2} 0 CLOCK BOARD. 1867, IQuicks h aR, ag Soar Tver Huvdson River 000. Wereennne.. J IN... cess d13§ B dtd Reading. 4800. .o..... WB ID. ousinne... i OM.......... 1094 Ray DeaRiit 1 £00ees ese. s 330 GO0..cunees.. JON eevee. 1023 0 creer en. 12} Michigan Central aeese 100 Mariposa prof. 10x rus uees 107 Wk 60.5 2cu., 200... 21} Wich. Bo. &N. M000... 102; 200. 411 100, 00uueen.s R04 Pennessce Ue. 1200... 2d call. 2441 500. 0asessess 80} heeese.o Sf West. Union Tet 100.......... BI bs. i 100, .....830. 61 100. 2doail.. SV} 008. 77} 300.......... 0} Cler. Pitts, Xyeasury 7 3-108. Boston Water Ir oo... 24 series. SY.» ge vine 3b 500.eun avec SAS 5,000........ 1000 wn 0, Li) (Chie. NW. 3 series, N. Y. Central, x 5000. .......0024 RR 98 J00,....... Del. L&W. lw Erie, {Chic.& N.W, pref. BAGO cones dl} BU... ..oncune OB) F0esessee.s OB Wiittee Hiy a il GF 7 Heese aes Bf magne 4 100...... 30. £1 Stonington. Bi nane naene 4 100... 200.. OOP) Beuveneecenss 108} HO.. eeeees G04) OFYN POAED OF BROEERS—I P. M. hie Mies, Cer, nots Central. IN, Y. Central, Wiese seses.} MO.......0. 9} B0,000....8d XN; Suu wu Mich. S. N. L. 10000e. cub). Fe e 604 A0......b10. 80% Erie, $0.... .b10. oog! 10... D135 Bey I R00...... 60} 20... 83. 60}! 1,500........ 8} 1.500. 0} 200.......03. 60) WN........c. 80§ S0.......h3. 60} Berton Water Pr. Cleve, Pitts, “0. bd, 60} oe... BIC. 51 1.500........ 84}! 1. 200........ 6 eo Hill. pi AR c. 84! 700.......83. 60} asccnsens $1 408....... bd. Ri; 40,.......c 60} ©mnberiarnd. 00s... sd Rif 200. .....010. 60] 200.......... 43§ Chic. K. i. 0... ..0. 00} West. Union Tel. W0...... sees S31 eee lO. OF TP 0 W.......00 U3 40).......00. HW} 200... ta} Chie. N. W Rl 604 LRG WR FR 83. IB WN...au. pd Hilly RE «venue sd. 43 Chie. &N. W.pref DRE vod v0 wi “rr .e “5 2000 ev 0000 bd. RN Reading. 200. bs. 50%) 100.....cc000 STF] 0 uninas. 108) “u..... co. Wg P.F.W Chie TPO RB SR wee HF GPE¥ BOARD OF BOK RS -31 vw Ohio Migs. (er. Ene. Reding #0 000 ML 400..0000r0eu BO}; HO. annss 1004 10.000. ...bJ, IY M....... «see 0041 400.......... 1004 20.000. 83. Ny H0.....e0ees {Mich 8. N. 1 30,000....... Bf; 804...... aes GOL 400. BO§ o UNS 1.000....2 £0. €1§ 200...... 03. RO; 300 ec BLO. 61 1,200... a3. why) HN....... 03. 80} M0. ..co.coue 6) 1,100... 03. 61 'Qeveland Pitts, RK: ou vueeea CIF H0B-...- esse OF TH. cenennn Big 00. ee. BR W0.......83. 6} (Chie. R. 1. WO. bS. 61f 2.800.....h3 “il 00a ensn sess 934 Boron Water Pr. BOO... b3 61}[Chic. N. W, 2,000... 00. 5) 800....eeeeea bhi] 400 .eee...... Cur ber wud. LAG. ....08. 6) 2W..... I) i, BO... 8] Wo... 00 GCRIc. NW, pref P.PW.&Chie, W0...... 0. 614] 20.......... 384 SORE ax vss on 97] West. Union Tel Quickmlver. Ilenese-e-. ins S00....-s ange S027 308. vueues.s vi} n...... TH WH... 83 0) 100 3. 2 Co Trimeray Mav il—-r um old has sold ax high es 102 and closes at 140, Government stocks are steady at the ful quotations of yesterday, In Railway morigages litle dove. State stocks are steudy. “The small stoeks are more active Boston Water Power sold a ul. und Cary limprovement at New-York Central is 36. Mariposa Lm et liye lh wrong and sold up to Fre cha os are fesernh, and only waned for delivery. Euough is known of the edudition of the property to make it certain that d vidends wpou the common stock must be stopped. Upon the Preferred they may be forced 10Ue danger, but the prop "4, arty is 0 burdened with lease, exproescs, &e., that if it Pays nlerest and leases tw I do well. Michigan Southern was <Areng, and sol op ww Kil Js eaibiLes are large it they do fot tind tliir war w Nen-Yok Cleveland ord Pittsbargh fell to Bl. Afr tie coll the narket was weaker upon most Net Atthe Second Board the market was tends after the cl ug at Bljanl, Cleveland and Pivsburgh was weak, and so0'd lords 4. The balunce of the market was dul, avd closed and kre rua up to clos lend at quotations. The chosing prices were: Olio Cer wlentes, Bia}; Cantop, 61 avi]: Cumberland Coal, feds; Quicksilver, Riedl; Manpow, 12a! Mariposs Preferred, 24a244; New-York Cental, je): Ece lent Hudson Kover 1132114 Read- mg, 1002100] Michigan Southern, R0jamii: Yilinois Central Scrip, HE@ 120; Cleveland and Plusburg), 85) OY; Cleveland and Toledo, 10121053; Rock Jalen, BeX], North-Western, a}, Norik-Western Pre. ferred, Wa ony Fort Wasue 90,9977, Mouey is iu good supply ou call at 6a7 per cent, with a downword tendency, Commerc] paper alls at 626) per went for best short bills, Exehanee is more salable, but tie «Lief business nin short bills, at LI @11). Golden deta d for shipuent, oud j@§ premium 0 cwreney is paid for dooble-eazies, The rates are: London, pie bankers, 60 days, 110] 2 4}; London, prime vanpwy sight, Ji #1094. Paris, bankers’, long, Wl. @l 01] Y Pais, banker’, short, 5084 @50 4 Antwerp, S02 hh; Bwiss, HM a0 ti Nam burg, Tal§. Amsterdam, $2{7242; Foakiort, d5a 094; Broven, NaN; Berlin, 74. Io Fre gits the offerings of Corn are more Lberel ang tes 10 better. The vngagements 10 Liverpool ure 67,000 push. st 4d., and per steamer 30,000 bush. at 64. The business of the Sub-Treasary was: Receipts, $5, 0 47 B—for Customs, $411 00; Payments, §I%,050,- 829 22; Balance, $55,526 181 18, Gold Notes, $12,000. The Stock Exchanges Lold no meetings ou Friday out of pespect to Gen. Scott, and the Custom-House will close sxoept for the Clearances between 9 aud 10 a. m. The Costa Rica, from Aspinwall, Lricgs $324557 in Weasure. The following insumnes stocks were roid by suction to ud 30 shares Croton Fire Insurance Co... 5 5 shares Washington Marine loo a ceo in #0 shares Brevoort Fire Tnsoraice €o. 5a 30 shares Firewen's Fond Tnsatince Co 90 ebares lademuity Fle Insuracce Co 0 20 shares Exohangs Fire Ipsaravoe Co 10 shares Metropolitan Firs Insorance Co... 1) $0 shares Firemen 's losaropce Co 80 shares Long Island losurance C0 The Erie loan is much discussed, and the oily poron to come to the rescue of the corporat on, Mr. Peaiel Drew, is roundly abused pon the «tio That he one of the Jargest operators 10 Wallsat, isn wo Ninown fact, and that Le deals largely in Erie stock if eq) ully true; but these circumstances do not jostify the abuse pog ularly hes owed whenever he lends money to this 1 pany. Uensure woud wore properly full the 1m. mediate managers of the propery, who by lgnorai ddically bring tl and Aujroper adwinistration, pe eoneern lute d.Mculiy. Mr Drew uot the whole f i Ww I creditable Yard of Direciors, ar the Bb Ty OF learn of be olen Woke lat of the He wanted the conductor suits now pending to be tried be fore a proper tnhunal, aud he appealed to the stockhold. ers assembled to know if those suita shoud be squel bed, and the discharged conductors allowed to form ‘rings’ buy up the stock, and get control of the Coneord Railroad Corporation.” A serigs of resolutions, one of which made it incumbent apun the new Board of Directors, whoever they might be, to prosccute the suits Dow poLding agurst the condnctors, was tulled The anc uel report of the Chicago ard Rock Island Role road for the fiscal year ending the 3lst of March, Non, shows a Gross teaflic of ..........cooonininnian #154 005 Aten expense of... LIL a4 Net earcings of the wear... #1442701 Ten per cent dividends and tax. $631.078 Tenses ADA IDIETOML. ooo nnerneanen reese 0 GID Taxes~local und United States 157 1%8 Extraordinary PPIs, KO. os eee 53,798.-1100,000 Gm) Ralance added to income snrp'as... resanes $i lucome surplus to March 51, 186d. UMM x2 Total income eorplus, April 1, 1865... 7,64 Sorip dividend, #2 000, X00, 80 per cent paid. om, (6x) Carried to new meome surplos 7 704 The general balance sheet of the Couipany stands thus: Capital stock #0 500,000 Scrip convertible into stock... ce anesens SOCOM Mortgage and ‘neome bonds... REY 1, 44% WW Surpitis ineome. ....ooviiiiiinnas L200, TA Lesa scrip declared. .......covovvvenninn. 2,080, 0 2% 764 Rota cues ses eee. $10,310 704 Cost of road 8-000 1M Cash in hand aes suns udent wa ro Material on band ae hasaeies i FY A Advanced M. ard M road BN Bills receivable... csssassssspine saan 62 i030 704 The Chicago Tribune of Tuesday pars: The morey warket to-day opened moderately active, bat there is less disposition on the part of hankers to discount paper, and is may be fairly said to be oluser. First ¢lass paper offered by good costomers 1s generuily passed, but second clase pames Are rejected. The rate of interest at the banks steady at 10 per sent per aouum, but inferior paper is dis counted on the street at 3 por cent per wontk, The mar ket for Eastern exclange opened easior io consequvree of some bankers being ratior sboit of currency. snd road lots were sold early at par; bul g the afternoon there was a firmer feeling, aud bankers sod 10 each other freely at a prew om of He. per thousand. Counter rates were steady st par basing and 1 10 premiam selling. The Cincinnaty Commercial of Tuesday says Sales of Exchange ran above the osual ascrage for Monday, and 750. was more freely paid to get a supply, and some 57 ip wents of currenoy were necessary. The demand for wan was rather better, and 10 per een is not an exoeplional rate for food customers’ paper. Its observe) that there is not wuch if any redundancy in the supply of currency. The San Francisco Mercantie Gazette and Prices Current of May 9 says: Little or no change is perceptible in the condition of the money market, save that a further accumulation of capital may De noted, together With oOCas.onal concessions 1a tates of a terest to certain borrowers. Moaey is thought to be rather mora plentiful than for some time past, and is sey to remain #0 the ensuing season, IVscounts ere made ir per cent per month, ard io the open market, upon Lrst-clise securities, loans are effected at Da id per cont per anvun We learn that at a meeting of the stockioldrrs of ihe Bank of California, held on saturday 1oat 10 pursuance of nubile notices It was unanimously resolved to increase the enpual stock of that msiitation to §5, m0 (0, Receipts of treasure trom domestic sources since the date AN, and the Branch Mint in has tahon for coinage at! 1 of our avi amousted to 8. L(x this city, during Yhe same period 3 x, Fuluon has wet With ro special mquiry, as ver for the steamer. but some trifliog sales have been made to (bins men. Gold bars are rif og at shout #=50, and Shiver of jo per cent premium, Currency tills on the Atlantic are fored at 2 perecit premiva on god Telegraphic travelers are wade at Ji per cent premio, and Sigit Cafe payable in Coin, are selipg at per cent premium. Sterling ex: hangs way he quoted at 4%; @4=+d, for Hapkers Will, Commercial bia 404 3494 I'he exports of tressure have been, since Jan, 1. 1%6, $12.770.5°3 43. Corresponding peri i $14,147 426 #1. Decrease this year $2.306.05% 0%, ee Markets -Canprviiy Kerokren ror Tue NY Tuiniow Tui n=naY, Mav my =F ASHYS The market is dull at 8: 50j for Pots and @.0 ve $14 for Pearls, COTTON-Tbe market opened dull and aasier hut soles quently better inquiry preveiied, and at the close prices are fri at vestordav's fig res, vig: Ia 3%c tor Mudaling Up lands. and Jig a die. fur do. New -Oricaus and Texas; sues of <0 bales, COFFEE~The market is dull snd nominally unchanged shen of 004 bugs Jo ex Pliel at W.imioglon to come bers on private terns FLOUR AND MEAL ~The inquiry for Western and State Flo rutihe opening of ‘Change was fa'r, and priecs alva cod ebolt 10c, per LLL, but toward the close the market bec ane beavy and tae lnprovement was lost; the siics Ry tia at $700 2 for Superfine State; 8 4 a Extn State; 89 25@ 8.02 for Faney State, aay 70 for the low grades of Western Patra, #0 204 80% fur Skipping Oblo 102 @a814 25 for Trade and Famiy brands, and $14 20a 807 for St, Louis Fxtras, Canadian Flour opened firm, but closed heavy the sales are 200 bhis wi §9 35810 20 for the low grades of Extra, and $10 alld for {ade and Family Extras. Southern Flour is in moderate demand at about pre- vious prices, sales of 400 bbls, at 810 0 a#12 30 for mized to g Superfine Country Haitimore. &c.. and $12 Walle 70 for Trade and Fuwvy bravds, Rye Floor is in ‘alr request and steady; sales of 150 bbls. at $a 90 25 Corn Meal bo quiet and unchanged, ing of ‘Change, but toward the close holders were compelled 10 submit to 8 decline; the demand bas been woderste for miting the sales are 14 000 bush. No. Miuwaaiee Club at 82 1 a8? 1k and 1,000 bush. choice New Amber Michigan at 8270. Barley sod Barley Mait are both dull snd powinal Oats are a little more active, Lut priess are easier, and cose heavy; sales of 34,000 bush. at 0a Se, for New Western, and oe, for State, Kye Js in moderste request, snes of =0 bush. Canadian at #1 17. Corn opeued beary, and closed Ze lower. with a very active business at the concession; the de wand is brisk for export and fair for the howe and FE wtern trade, the soles sie lox (00 bush. (inelading 120,000 for export), ot aise for Unsound, Ma=ije. for New Mixed Wostorn afloat closing at BU @rde.; *oa rte. for Old do, afloat, and =4¢ for Wester Yellow i HAY- e marke! in fairly active bot prices are heavy at Gin. for Shipplag, and (0a 7k. for Retail lots, HOPS are firm avd in good demand for Lome consumption, wo uote at from 20@ 40e. and 700. as to growth nod quality, Hi DES— The market was very doll, and gold prices of Dry Hides tending Jownward, Slaugiters are qoict, but firm HEMP Manila is dull and beavy at 9p a¥yo gold; other inde are lpaciive sod noninal LEATHER= Holders aie flim, but the demand has fallen oft and the tendency ls towird lower prices LIME--Kocklan! i only ia moderate demand, but prices are without material change, we (oie at @1 20 for Common, and $2 for Lum of 450 bible. 26 tos and 30 Lble Nagua on priviie tems, OILS sre generally quiet, but prices have undergone no as. sentil change in prices, we quote at #1 S528) 10 for City PETROLEUM~ [he market is dail, hut prices are withoot WAL TiAl change: sales at ZT @2740, for rude, 40a ide. for Ke Boed, in bond. aud «2c for do, free PROVISIONS There has been more doing in Pork today but prices are easter, and close heavy: we hour of no sales for fatare delivery the sales, cash and regular are #25 bbls Mess al $30 550480 0, Prine at $24 774 and Prime Mess at 87 Lew ln Peel ls lirm und faire aotive sales of 0 Pleat 812414 Tor Old Plein Mess, 816082 5 Jor New do, $14@2@7 or Oud barn, wid 80a 84 for New Extra, Tero Beet mdull, Boel Foams are quiet ai 844 202047 Cul Meats are quiet and unecanged. vo ses to report, Bacon dull Lard ‘ea listle more a ve hut prices are badly so tro, though prime Lots, Ding ory sonron arc well held; sales of “x kgs. at 20a 2c. for No. 1. Qa2iie for City 224220 for alr to prime Steam; Za 2c. for Kettle Bendered, and a round lot of 1000 tex Seam Lud Kettle Dred at 22a 2 prio x Ie Nisa MARKET (5 0 cioek) The nmraet for or was very dull. we have wo sales to re vilaied 800 50, with beyers «t $0 174, report. Mess is UCE-- A moderate business 's doing at former flenres sales of dU Lage Kaugoon at @04c. and tes Cara on al Zale. S¥ PDR Caleutta Linseoc is firm, and in f 2 a8 9510 Boston ana bere. i. a dewand, advance in gold, prices are firruer but no Ligher, sales of hhde wt 104 104e for fair to good refin‘ng. A AB Sey of po bbde. Malavo, on private terme, Refiiod are unchanved TALLOW ~The market is dull and ausettled, prices ut the close Ne powioal at 11 2c, for Western and City, L userd. WHISKEY ~The market is quiet bot steady; sales of 251 hia at $2 0g lor Western, Cp N. iY. Wholesale Prices of Contry Produce. Fon vor Wioex FExping May 31 1% f¥apremly for Yue No LL TRIBUXS by out own Reporter ie Lilowing are the current rates of articles In good cont emission houses at whoesum, Sb wre as sid by Pooent ese re vive Bb to freight wou ofr 7 charges. Parties receiving rrodues to sell often with the request that in wediste rotor ns Yo waar, cant ot Ta obtain dhe prices w ob transient DUYers pave Wo pay. wWod mare for the faruer thun Uw n er pot to disappoint Ly gi lig Lue oalsiue prices of very choice articles. BEANS AND PEAA Prime Bean are scarce, and thougs the demand Is Limited, they bring Migh prices when sold. A sale of »00 bbls Extia tin is reported at 82. We quote: mr There Lap been un a broek down jn the butler market this Week, oudtd Wibly Ly a reducion of Lo, oo the tirenos cheese, Shippers are paring 0c. for fine Factory, while the weal trade takes the best Farm Dairy at nearly the same ficures. The indications are that more Farm Dairy and fe wer Factory Cheese will be sent to this market. We uote Eoglish Dairy, skimm{, ssnseneva AA English Daury, new, fio. I 7 Factory, skimmed, 14 #18 Factory, new prime, .....cn ovine... “aD Furm TY, Dew Prime.............. 17 @19 Skim-Milk, State, BD _.......... LAO wld Olio, white, skimmed, I sseevense TOFS BS, Receipts are moderete and the etock which hag heen ac: cowulatiog for a month past is being worked off at about furmer prices. Cais are doyog better, We quote New-Jersey and Peunsvivania fresh, don. 2je State ood wares. «2 ou Routhern nnd Western, dor, good oraer Geese Logs doz... vo" Tek Ken, 4 GOB. cose sven rvasrnerisnns EgrUata bus. 2004. cco. cries A ald FRUITS AND Bl RUIES, Strawberries are now coming forward somewhat freely from Delaware the last, owing to rains, in bad order. South dersoy ending in some fruit; the first conte from Ham monton yesterday, quart boxes of Wikons, not faly ripe, hroaght 420; others to-day sold at 40¢. No berries set from Vioeland, though daly expected—they are coming dally from Burlington and Port Moamonth, Green gooseberiisg are coming from New Jersey: alvo, some gveon eurrauts, one. fourth green, which douw't sell. A few Baltimore cherries brought 5c. per 1 the first day, but went down to Ke. for poor (ruit the next day, Boma fine Naw Jersey strawbernes, small baskets, brought ‘Ze. We quote i» Apples, 00d Kussets, bbe, cP EN Covseliorrios 4 Dash JWwa tw at. De w Strawberries, New Jers Strawberries New Jersey, Wilsons (t. Strawberries, N J, borket FRU!TS AND N' TE —~DEIED. Southern dried apples are offering more fraely with little

LUN J LJ i demand. O' and poor ones will only bring a 120. We quot Ajppies, shiced, B... 4B Apes. State, ‘hues i ad Apples. Southers Western, B 4 @!7 Blackberries, as new Cherries, prited, B®... .s “nus "uw a? Cherries, pits In. sresssnensess OD Peaches, unpeeled MB, as IT 81% Peacles, peeled, nforo: JB B22 Peaches, peeled prime Va.) W x a2 Peanuts 4 Lush PRC NE Pums DB canss Law Easplerrien, ack ceuny oa Whorikverries, 2 iB @17 PIDEs, SKINS, AND FI KS These cont. nue dui ul saw, bhomiuaily at about former prices We quote Baiger esch L@ 100 Mink, pie ial EL Bear, ench WE id 0 Mosk at Na, a 45 Beaver Lis#®. 2 0a 2 W ao Nos2 We AW Peover, pale B10 Wa 20 Jo, Kite joa 13 Calgrne Dd, Ne LW Opus ee Cat, bouse ea 0d 25 Otter, North'n 4 Wa@ 7 do. wild, each “dl do Sout 20a Cattle, green Racoon Nt, “a biden. Te do, Sothern LAR J X Deer Wet drm 03 5 Sheephlanm» dl W Fox, Red. eaca 1 502 2 00 [Skupk, Sirped le do. Giray... 28) 0 do, Buck Wa lw Fox Siver ae 0 do, Wile La NN Marten, each... W0@ 00 [Wilt Muto, ea 20@ 125 Miok dark..... 320@ oo ™W "Wulf, PFraw eal 20 XW MEATR Menta ars selling well, will 6 warkeo oprovewent in Mut ton. We note hank at lag Beof Side 4 B..caueciinincncissnsss te 1% Bec! Fore Quarter, 2 a J 1 Feel Huu Quarts B® i» “4 Mutton tains BD n rom ou ‘ue I'S Pork, City dressed. BD A LIVE POU TRY Pon'try ie plenty, ard seiliog sion) Vigin's ard Canada frecly—~twore (han can be sok! a8 there is aomont We qmote Are send uu demand, Chickens, Snag. pair me i Powis pair IE RE Powis and hikeusn BD oe 2 lukeys, DD =e n VEGI TALIS Thera is po change in old pratoes, Now Bermudas are scarce ard moeh Livher Savuneal and C Larieston lower The [latest arrivals of Nermuda Tomatoes and Oudons are in bal from Savannar ard new turnips from New Jersey Litie vory fine New Jersey nsjparagos brougit $40 dor. Nor folk peas. w!ieh run ap to saturday. when none sould be found, are now bring ae #4. We qaote Asparagus Oyster Huy da RELPE AE) Asparagus, NT, Jor bunches TNR 2% Beans, Charleston, bh! OP Cucumbers, Savanoal 00» Se i Cocstabers, Norfolk. Lo Bb, FOE thione, New He muda bbl... PETE NL) Onions, ra bb We 20 Ooiwns, New Bergiodn, baupers, 4 Peas Norfolk, sma! Hh RP Peas Nortolk Marrow®ute, tl Peas, Baltimore and N. J, bol... $8 600 Potatoes, Mercer bhi CoQ 4 TS Potatoes, Veactbiow, bhi RELY RR Potatoes, Prince Albert, 01 da 4 1 Potatoes Jackson Whites, 9 00) 32% 17% Poiatowes, Nova Reotia tush Ig 10 Polat ws. pew Bermudas, 10) a Potatoes, new Charléston bbl a 6 Ww Potatoes, new Savanval, per bbl Se 50 Riobarh 10 Lune hes Lda 3 Townes, PBermods, bor Nr BRL Turuips, Russia, obi wan Ae H0 GRAIN=Tue market for Wheat was very firm at the open MOLASSES Prices are steady and the business fair, sales {FRTIEICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, ised hy J SUGAKS-The bosioess Las been very fair, and with Yedueted for eow mismious, hos le I Ioane, pea, prune, Lass akon Pleats, Mmediim prune, bush 1 3o@ 15 Poans kiduey, bosh.,, PriBI® co... cosncessnnse Qe 20 v AGH, Jind seus vase S40 200) Bowne arrow hand picked or screened Qe 2 Means, eiior ‘an SrA tREEsRL TERR, Ime 19 y Prous, Canndinn. LR TT LLL LLL LET Pe Poss Boctheru blackeyed, bush wee 13000 1 80 PUTTER oraer, the vessels Lav ng bad peas are comntog from Bala string beans from Chariestor A Jorg wormy passage. (ireen re also from New Jersey with with eu smwbers and a umbes pew, por 00 bunches 6 Wg BW FUNDRIFS, Quantities of old and mixed ieatbers are thrown upon the warket. some sacks containing the emptying of beds. older from appearances than the senders. Such stock w lm slowiv at low prices —one lot at 0c. another at 1%, A few Western live geese feathers, pew and fine brooght 8. 281 0° but it is not safe to count upon mach over We, in future, as the tender ey is downward, Broom corn is working down. We quote (0 Turcvips, N. J., Evy wax, pure cre srbsatans 4 Ervawak, impure ae i= 9 Be Croen, ERs sat eens is SEARS eens 39 Xa, Buoos Cox, ass sabases 9 le Framess. Live Geese +d we Ginseng Western 2 0 ae Gissn a, Southern, “Ww ell w Hoops~Hickory und vak, per 00; Mico Hooph....ooeeeesn ne conasann BNF 2 IN) 12 feet Houps. 8 eb SHOOK and Hyaps cach cans XP AI Nuewararins, HOOKS, &c,. B® ie Kaos, Clean White, “4 u Be. Boronia Sine, ga. a PL VINEGAR gal... FO DER Nata wets Reeeipts of Preduce. AY 1.14795 bbls, Floar, 111 hha, Whisky 290 hhlg Corn Meul, B19 sacas Onlcake, 137% bush, Wheat, 47,507 bash. Corn, 4,406 bush, Ost. 7 pigs. Ashes, 19 pegs Beet, 515 ble. Pork, 116 pkgs, Cul ais, 290 pkgs. Lard, #5 kegs Lard, 1.751 bbls. Petroleum Uwrren Staves Taras ny Naw Yous May 20 Ine ve Treasury Department, ‘a ling doe in the months of June, vyand Avgust, 1846») v J interest on pre wentai ton ot this office Lutepest Conse Wler the Tit of May fost Cort Restos most be a compatied by as heduie, uz the swe ut, date of sue and accTued Ltuiest 80 the Like of yient PUT OUND INTEREST NOTES will also ba redeemed on pre went omat par and sceroed Wwterest. These west also be sooo n Poo by sobadales an above dowignated VAN DYCK. Assistant Treasurer Pir ast ny Depanreasr WW anixaron DC May 22 dws Nr I, is hereby given ‘0 the holders of CEL: AN TIFICATER of INDERTE DRESS fon od under acts of hat the Secretory of the Treas grew approved March and 17 180 f said certibiontes, ey, in sccordapce with seid ats aud Lhe ten 1 rod to redeem before metonty al! Certibo ates of Ind<ltednes fant doe in June, July or August, ling with socroed interest thereon, if prosecuted tor redemption ou of before May Jl and ti ot t fer sock certificates will conse to bear ilere and w be paid on presentat.on st bis Department with joteicat ouly to the sald Sint mstant HGH NMOCULLOC HS, Secretary of the Treasury AN PRANCISCO CITY and CALIFORIA STATE COLPORS BOUGHT or COLLECTED at beat rates WELLS FARGO to, No 8 Heoadway S ANDY WARRANTS and COLLEGE LAND SCRIP PL wd for 8 ALF. 4 SCRIPT PLR daspl for BALE AY a on Walk Now York June! Ia N PLECTION for nine DIRPUCTORS of tin FAKMI RS LOAN AND TRIEST C OMUANY wii be held Le office of the ompany. No. Fachonge pace, on TUESDAY freturt. The polls wil open at 12 och mo and lose at “eark gm GP FITC, Secreter Owpren op Pacivr Mall STEANSITIFC OXPALY New, er tl wets ew LM 1K Nin boTO SCRIP S100 KHOLDERS, <Not

Aven that the Hoard of Direct me a! thelr slated we heda iis date, unsnimossly adopted Ue folowing, vig Kondeed, Khai a cab tor FIFAY OO PER CLD T in canny payabi» the Is lay of Fane, 1066, be and the sane hereby wade wnt holdors of the pStack of re oard atthe te of the Tins Fomson the 2th day of May 186, at Jp wo we ng Fifty D (S59) on each soare lewaod andes the act of 1005 to increas the al “tock of the Smpany Kewsl: od, That sad gayiments may be mate until snd frclusive thm Jot day of Avroet, Vith luterest at 7 Per cont per Bona (em alter woe sald Ist doy of June, In sccoraauce with the terms of the said Farlp Stoce, thes witirthie anovnt pall here, wi'l he ‘abe rlelture iu dea of paviment oft 0 pie the seid Lt day of A of Ie Cort to abew of wtoom wii be ready |r deiive pa hl suiren ler of the cent tes of 8 ry Aw! pany Oth Uy oder of the Bosed of Digger rs THEO Y T. JONSON Secretary CMCALD AND SORTH Spa amy GALLS AY LOomrary SECRETARY rpion (Hie 5 My FHE BOND TH: ANNEAL MEETING OF HOLDER AND ST KHOLEERS of the Hit Au NORTH WY ERN RAILWAY COMPANY. wil te Leld 11 CM mo! thet ompaay inihe Clty of Chicago, en THE RSDAY the wo st elo new JAMES BR JUNO, Beccary Tok Gay #0 June i GLO. C. DUNBAR, No. 46 PINEST NEW YORK Rows snd sells FARM MORTGAGE BONDS aad RAILWAY SM. CURITIE of every description, not so d al the Stock xchange, TELEGRAPH AND A 3 I EXPRESS STOCKS, ANTELEGRAPY aod EXPRESS STOCKS os baud ready for ime n deiivery dg is SLECHION NOTICE —ST. LOUIS, ALTON and TT" IACTE ILROAD COMPANY. NNLA MEETING of the Hondholders and Stoebholders of Ky] AN "ee, AL ton and Terre Haute road Company for the election of Directors and the transa tion of such other Lis ivus ae ay properly (ouw bee fore the weeling, wi behed at the Office of the Coapany No 3 South Fourth ot St Louis, Mo, ou MUNDAY, the &i day of June pest, at Joclock p m, The Traneter I oka of the Company will be closed from the 3h of May to the ath of June wclusive. Apri’ 30 1% J. B. RALSTON, Secratary, USTIN GOLD MINING COMPANY, Office No. roadway, N.Y Room No 9% n oy ELECTION of DIREC TOURS NS hy Is, y I} Svat v3 Sh a OTICE is hereby given, that the Annual Election AVY of Trustees of the LAKE MAJOR GOLD MINING COMPANY of Nova ~cotia. will be he'd MONDAY, ned 08 at i?m at the cMos of the Company, No J Courtland: st. The Transfer Book of the Compary wil be closed om the Saturday proved ng, ab Mw Office Louisa, ull te M2 o'eloe k, dsily, SCHUMACHER, Secretary EW YORK ANDNEW HAVEN RAILROAD CO, Tha INTFREST dow on the BONDS of this Coripary Jove 1, will be paid on snd alter that date, at the office of the Con pany of at the Natioval Beuk of tf epublie, corner of Wallet and road way W. BEMENT, Treasurer. Now York. Mar 25 105 NE MILLION EIGHTY-SIX THOT SAND AND THREY HENDRED DOLLARS BEING TEN THOUSAND THE FIGHY HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE SHARES OF CAPITAL STOCK OF WHE BANK OF THE STALE OF MIs SOUR! FOR SALE. «Tue andersigued having been apronted Agent in behalf of the Sate of Missour! for the sale of “he Stock ww d br sid Stare 10 the Book of the State of Missouri, wil rece vo sealed prop sas fon the RE hase of said Bock oF suy part LLapof unt Ll o wek, mo MONDAY, lune 4 1966 in pursoance of an act of the Geren! Asreubiy of the State of Missouri, entit'ed “An act to asthoria~ the Bank of the nto reoraan a= as a National Haok, to pros vide for tha sa» oot ok owned by this Stata {9 sald bank and to protect the Sen doary and Common Seoool Fund, wud provide lor its sale Liver went Appr ved March Sch 138, Fah bid mow state tre number of hares proposed to ba porehased, the prion per share, the mediom of payne t, whe lel lu woney oF bonds of this State aud wast be signed byte bidder, Stue tM All ee te add iesned through Post OF co to the un len signed at St. Louis, Mo. JUSIA FOUL, Ap il JT. TeR, A ont (rhe Sata UFFicL OF THE NonrE AMERICAN FIr: In.Dianc Co No. 114 broadway New-Yonx, Var 19, 1066 Ar the ANNUAL ELECTION tor DIRECTORS of the NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, bed at ede off oo, Nay 114 Hrosdway. on MONDAY, the 20th fat, te fol cwlrg Ditecion were waniwonsly viecied amos VW, Ula, W iltam Wonit wright, Oliver LL Shepard, J owlab Love Walls His ktm, Jomes B, Johnston, Rice 4M Blate ford Joshua J. Henry, Sidney brooks, Cale’ Sn Acton tw i Henry Parsi, Iho Wo Gale, John Anglin: om Joan Bryen Nauie' B Fearing, (iver 8 Carter, Fdward H.R. Lyman, Carles \Y line, Wiliam Bartow Heory Gu. Kie At subsequent t of the Board of Directors JAMFS W, woted Presitont KW ELERCKREID Secretary onrA i GIS wee snanimo sly 1-8 Upricr oF yur Hepsox iver Haunoan N TOW rar THIRTIRE TW #7 ew ou ay! LPI ANNEAL MEETING of the STOCK!HOLD. ERS of the HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY for the N DIRECTORS (or the susung year will 0 Weert TV Irtic tt ot, New ws. Poi be open from 12 t Ob» ud he sctling of the AY Pua ur saaary, to teceive LLECTION of THIRTH! be held ot the affioce of the Company York City, on MONDAY. Jone 1) wo oantd J p.om. snd es mach longer.» sub on the vim Jay, we the Inn r~ on the votey of presenting the mee ved Le wil be ueed w 4 Ol or the lint rok dew STL Sth Al CFPC OF THE RELIAY: Tue Tra alert day of Muy until 9.4 v ILL, Secretary LINiyu tt gupasy or 3 ORK ITIANCE MINING COMI ANY LAKE Lv SUPERIOR =The ANNUAL MET vu of the STOCK HOLDERS of t s Cowpeny will be tield at the UF ca of the w pany No 12 Wallet, NY, on MUNDAY, Jour 4, I" Wa wi Business fot the election of offi ere and the ransa ton of sul HK THOMAS Secretary heliore Lhe es Urrice or Pacime Mae sues No.ow War sr ANTE v NEw “Ks TICE to SCRIP STOCKWOLDERS=10 luc ihe tate business PAYMEN [IS the se LF ET K, dus JUNE «OM trom FRIDAY, JUNE 1, from am te sy wv isa v such period wid Loar 'n ot ae nerelofore an sr LodMPANY BR be ecw ved nt the Compas te MONDAY, JUNE bul sive free of interest. Amoants not paid with! terest from smd after the lot of day Jane pounced. By order of the Board of Die iors THEO. 1. JOHNSON, Secretary Usrios or THR Darton Av irrive Macwise No. 308 Broadway, corner f Frace ot, N.Y May 2, Je A MEETING of the Tru tees of this Company, 2X held this dav. at their Oe Mr WH TAF BOGGS was ons me oly elected Secresary cid Treasirer 1 eof IW Atwater rr ned hk ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK. HOLDERS of the BL ON MINING (0 fo D the ole fous of Trustees folie on LE Year he 4 st v off of thet pany, No 09 L.Derty ot. on 1 DNV 5) 6, Ne Loa F FE FLLIOYT Secretar y t New York Mag M1 #0 hal FLING CREDITS on Messrs. J. 8. MOR. GAN Co. LONDON (Succes rs to GEO. PEABODY Ceo avalatie I the prin ips chim of EUKOPE and the FANT, isssed by DABNEY MOWGAN Co. No 13 Exchange pla Uanking gonscs and Uankers. VERMILYE CO. BANKERS AND DEALERS QGOVERNMI NI AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTEN. CLOSING PRICES. NEWYORK, May 31 I1N66. No STOUKS Buy Se Foy i ing ‘ne Regaternd Wey 18 Fane TN ey Coupon, 4 ol wed July, TW, io 320 Neg sterea v2, ry 12} June, 1 Notes tine 12 SM Gdoooo Wig 12} July, Cb Notes, (B04 1g 520 Coupon, "4 Wig Wed Aug, LL Notes, 1054 Hn 3 Coupon 8 12g Weg Oct, C. 1. Notes, (4 110 1040 Keg watered S53 #8) Dec, C. 1 Notes, 1%4 on 1080 Coupon 0 Wy May, C.1 Notes, 1863," 107 Cur. Cortificates 1004 100g Aug. C. 1 Notes 1068, 1654] od sil 1rd 140 Sept. C1 Notes 185. IL Aogust, 730. ......0 leg’ 12g Ort, CL Notes 1865..7 14} FISK HATCH 4 BANKERS, No. 3 NASSAU. ST, BLY snd SELL AT MARKED RATES ALL DESCRIPTIONS 3 J GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, ACCOUNTS of BANKS, BANKVERS and others REL FIVED ons favoraile terme COLLECTIONS MADE THROUGHOUT [HF UNITHFD TATES AND CANADAS (9 (FRTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ISST ED L.S. LAWRENCE CO., BANKERS, NO 164 NASSAU ST NFW YORK 8-20 10-40 UU, 8, BONDS, 7,30 smd (OMFOLUND IN TERE®. NOTE 4 GOLD snd SILVER BOUGHT aud SOLD wt BEST KATES, ACCOLNTIN of MERCITANTE, BANKERS and OTHERS KF. BALANCES COLL (TIONS MADE on ali secessible points in the nited States and sondes and returns made on day of receipt. Mo cLews, WM B bEND THEO PUOWLLER HENRY CLEWS Co. (Noccemors to Livermore (lows ko) BANKERS, 82 WALL STREET, NEW YURK. UEPOSITS IN CURRENCY AND GOLD RECKIVID Merciants Hanhers and ndividus's oper ga cunts wil ww wi. ALLOWED INTY REST at the corrent marae! BALANCES suspect to check on demand wi UR SKECUR fies PURCHASED AN All Kinde on baud, (eady for stant delivery, al Lie! price Collections made on Washington and all poiots of the Lplon with rate on al DAILY the A potice FOR SALE sweat Boa ket Quon Hetns, JouN MUNROE Co, Ce AMERICAN BANK LS, No 7 RUE SCHVBE PARIS um No NS WALLST, NSFW YORK, Tose Clee ar Loirers of redit tor Travelers iu all parts of Fooope Ae. ka Also Commercial Credite Rl MUANROL Co, AMERICAN BANKFRS HAVE BYMOVED FRO No 3 RUE DE LA PAIX LR) No 7 RUE SCRINE, PARIS BANK DFpARTS NF ALBANY Moy |e CFEYHE UNTON BANK of MEDINA Meda, Orleans County, has this day filed fu this office, artigo of Lie spy u ADAMS, RIMEB ALLA MOORS, Noo 1s Walia i New Vouk, ar avin for the inden of its a ing notes, together with a revoorfon of the sppolitment of the f Abany, as such agents, agravebin to Mechanics sud Fumers Hank the act entitled An act to send the several acts relating fo porated Banke, Banking Assoc int vw nnd Ind vidual Henkes Ja OApal I, al Wo BCHU DY LER, Superintendent PANK Dreanyxent Arnaxy, Apiil 18, tee YW OTIC BE HAVING BELEN FILED oti iment, porsusnt to aw by PF KI! J Mas Ra a. of TE OMILLINGLR BASS te NE t that the seid b void 5 ive I «im tst]y roa su whoasthe bb sims ol the sa 0 wi Yer vomd oto gp S68 JinvEg gd oF Broadway, Nv. Uy, RIE'Y ANDY S10 AMERICAS XR a "i AMS EXPL} sal NN sli X Mid) v0) LARK! stu K t y NTON FAVRE in K AMERICAN Y Fararn sin K WoosTi UNE NION TELEGRAPH STOCK UN'TED STATS TELEGRAPIY S10CK Peleg? Sleek FRACTIONAL SITARES of Pap een d HOLDERS saving #ther or» the anuwe named secaitios for wee wl Bld Mu a ee Wh ca allie EORT FATURARL SE mathe CHIVYD soawag FOUR PER CENT INTERESL ON DAILY N Ig Ve Ol Ld Y LJ Crate cy yw Yea. boa hg ad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, punuant to Chap- AN orton awe of 1880 rd a LE of New-York a boning rh 8 hoof the City feed Fen a of Gn ERT Eby the Separimtendent of the Nanking Department. on pres nts Tiab 2 the New. York state National lank, in the Liry of Albauy, fof wiz years fom (he a's hereof, and not thereafter The ou standag tiating notes of the said Bas yar Se re wooed wrod within six years fren the dul Do Ror 0 notes whic] shall got be prose tad for redemption ud in the fe tho Shun dwtibd wal crs fe Be 4 ole 60 SP 4% aworne apr WW, SCHUYLER, Supetiotendent, UNOS BANK Al DOVER. Dovex, N. J, March 1968, Tis Pack bavieg sorrendervd is charter sod cessed business NOTICE is bereby given tbat th outetauding cure lating netes janied by the sion Dank at Dover wil be redesaed by its Pres dent avd Cashier 10 the village of Dover, and by the Mer autile Natipoal Bank in thy City ot New-York sod tbat such circolating notes must be pre YEAR from the date of th notice, oF the funds chin ONE sented wi tin od will bo held by the Hank for the redemption of sack outstanding be ted among its stockholders. a Eatin ties Is givet iB accordance with the provisions of su act of the State of New lepssy, entiiled An Act to sabe the Uston Hank at Dover. inthe County of Morris, to siose ite business. lqoidate ie outstanding ab [ties and redeem G8 circ dlabing notes wikiin a lun wd time, wpproved Murch 20, lve am HISCHMAN President [Tawa TSTATE OF NEw ORK. FANE UF PARTMENT, ALBANY, Apri so, hus rOTICE IR HERERY GIVEN, pursuant to bap- ver 26 Laws of 1740 and 36 Laws of 1.8. that the t irco ng Notes issund to the BANK OF NEW. YORK. a Booking Aww cle ion jocuted wi the City of New-York, will ba redeeane 1 at put, ft y of the Ranking Department, on presenta NA- Braden ex ASD FARMERS BANK iu the City of Albany, for six years fiom the date wereof, aud sot thereafer The ontwanding Circa sting Notes of the said Bank wast be sented, as siormsald, within years from the dete hereot, Notes which stall Bot be pevsested for redewpion snd payment within the time thus specified will cease to be 8 charge upon the fund fo the hands of Lhe [periatendent “or that Re Pe lawfm Ap?Y ow EARLY LER faperiatendent, “TH P. Cmonien, BROKKK IN COLURADA (OLD AND ILYER Nixes, No. 23 Witisamer. (Rocms 1 and i4), ww Yomk May 15, ey PIE BANKING-HHOUSE of DANIELS, (RO. ZIFR COE." will ovcupt the praises No. 4 Nassau ot, of ne when cotipieted coor sont Ihe LIAM DANIFLe, Banker and Mer hart, Towa City, HIRAM FP. CROZIER, Presdent, Huatngwo, LL LUKE C (DOF, orme Hyde, Coo i M (0 lum, 4 iy olin Merciants. New York, a vavings Uanke. 1X PER CENT INTEREST PAID, FRYE ‘Fyrom Gevernment Tax fr 110 $5008 hy Ys Sout in y riko AVE. SAVINUS BANK, Corner of Twenty sith st and Third ave. Diidend Notices. ee Orion or Tur Roswne Free Co, Row Ne 28, No. 3 Broad et. UARTERLY DIVIDEND of (10) TEN PER 2X CENT. in ensk will be pe d to the sharebo sers of this Company ou the tueniw lh of Juve Lex Linawier ke be closed rom Lhe ihe 20th ol J M v ty ordeg of tle Urostors 3th till che dt TOOT UTR 1 JF otdut 4f the Tisatee A] 3 VAUKEE CITY READJUSTMENT BONDS, The ot ol Capos dus June Le paid, 00 presenti. i, wb the FIRST DIVISION of the SAINT FAUL AND PACIFI RAL ROA, due Jone 1886 wil oe pard at tw office of E. B Liicik FIELD A Co, Ne Ww srw at New-York, May 3 iy NK E.—THE COUPONS of the ah Ly y e J MH. w preseason al tae (tabur, dara ts “i arin 2 ou Amer u ackange Nalivenl Bava, ov su at hat date, worries ov tag Pace Mu New You May is i@ FHIRTY-SECONS DIVIDEND. <Not H nl STEAKAMIP LOMIPANG given, toat t Directors have thie day deco od ard of PER Chances for Uueineos Alen. LA NER WANTED =A young wan of reference, having a small capital to invest in A sng the business cam ap ply to GOLDEN RY DER No 5) Piae ot PATEAT RIGHT FOR SALE. —=New hind of FOLDING STOOLS, ale be toed as Tables Waking an Parasols, A Bauiee st No. 7 Nassau st. of KLOTZ SC FRAME rR fiom BL 10 or 121 x ~—Now kind of Fold- tal len parancl PArENt RIGUT for SALL ug Chairs aleo to be gerd ae wall ng cane loquite at No. TJ Nass suddll te o'clock, LAW INTELLIGENCE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS TR Tvape—=May 31.- Before Jadgs CARDOZO. SN THP PIRE AT PIFR NO. NOKTH RIVER, IN I~64— IMPORTANT DFC ISION AS TO (HE LTABILITIES OF The plaintiffs in this case for New-York. They were traosported to this cuy b way of Philadelphia, and some (5, bales were delivered by the Camden and Ambo burning up the Company boat, the Mary Powell the pier, sud all on the pier, tncluding the piaist.fy 157 bales. wis anaccounted for, Evidence was given that the consignees were removing the cotton to a late hear on Satardar. bot wern obliged to leave tha 79 baer on the wharf. The agrecwent xt Chicago, in the bill of lading lssied hy the Union Trarsporta tion and lasarance Conipsny, one of the blanks of the line to the Ninos Central Kallroad Company. contiinel a stipaiation that fu case of loss, the vane of the yo ris shoaid be estimated as of the date of shipmers, The bill of .ading gives by the 1tinois Central Radroad Company had written weross if, Ie red ink, not lable for loss by fire The plant: brought <uit against the smden and Amboy Railroad 0 for the value o b es lust but the Conrt held that it was not responsible for the one bal which was not shown to have come t cir hands, Li turer Beeld that tee Camden and Awboy Ba rod Co. Was OuLY responsible nider the original contract, sud that thelr resy one ibility bs himited by the intermediate bills of Ia Hog, ‘Chat wag ouly lalie af the fire originated throaga ther negligence, but that the but: den of proof as to such bales as the cousigtees had pot had time to remove lay upon (he company to show that they had Lot been uegligent, Wile a8 to Lie Gales Ww Heh the consignens had time to remove the bon fer on the plaintiffs to show that there was Deg ligenes on the part of the defendants contribat- Jim to the accident Las nore BETTE dal to bong to a sealed verdiet. Ihe jury were dire The following is the charea of Judge Cardope. from the mar ten Aithoughi this vas [ard the taportance of the (oestion A has necessary eosin siderable the, the ps which are to i] ern ts determination are Iw, aud may be briefly rial w vo An it he i s'y2ly to vou to Bass ppon the qnes- tons of fact which arise upou the evidence and 1 Lave i pet er the tie aor the wish to invade your provines or two influence your op nions, my duty and uy desire will be fully secowphshed by direting your sttenfion to the laquinies and the Inw gorern ng ean, which are to control your venlct, avoiding aus rey O Tar as give yon tho min Bus been pres: nied It noms gent el in wath of Jape ead, hh the owners of 0 bales of vutton Cots Cent: al allroad 0, at Csiro, ander arrangement Ly which (he Latter. Who are common Carers, Goderiooh to transport that ootton from Cam to the City of New York for a com pensation then agreed upon for the wi Jie distance. 1 say that the agreement covmied 1» whois Lae from t alro to New V rk. because the receipt of the cowpany, used with the vx. the ni trancous CIRCUS ASCE Woat Lay Always be proved to aid March 30, 1866. and presented it to the Department the construc ion of %Hited 1Lstrument— pats that matter be- vond all doubt, and leaves po quest on for you in that respect, lat altiough the nudertaking of the Hirst carrier covered the entire route, yor if loss or damage happened to the cot ton while in the possession of wf intermediate carrier, there is no doubt that the plaints cold pursce their remedy aga ost the latter, and Lold that carrier resporsible dirvet.y to themselves for such Joss or dawage. Hut that responsi bility of the interwediale cartier arses [row Is possession of the property, aud, therefore Hable 10 account ouly for so puch of the cotton em is shown to have reached its session Phe fact Chat 790 bales wero originally shipped is not suthcient to devolve on the present defendants the duty of sovounting for that nn ny be rogarel ty answer for tue they (the ry alos wo li the rr wishows awe to their posses sier, Rad wy s Bt K at ey duly wo shy Oo You was only re Of the Hales woiel tho plant fs bave thas traced to the possession of the doioida its, its concedesd taal 6.0 were duly delivered to Messrs daw or Wallace Co, in this ity, to whom the lot was consigne! Tus balances of 117 bales, which were not delivered to that firm, together with the boat the John Poticr, and the pier Gaed by the defendants for the receipt aud delivery of goods wilted they undertook to trans port was on Saturday night or early sunday morning, the 9th or teh of July, 1864, consumed by fire, 1 neither conflict in the evidence, pod doubt sorgitlicnlty tu tus law of the cose, ‘The uelvndants visio that slivougin they wee cou Mon carriers, they wore cuotiod to lmanrity from the re. road at their pier and removed by ihe iy consent, mversged at That reasonalue time also de W SCHALL Co, Now 870 amt 80 roxchanges n're ET a FOFICE Bb berely gyn, that the INTEREST CO PONS of REAL FETATT MORT AGE BONDS of the when a reasolal le elapsed as to any of these 79 bales Oelor

stantial difference between the [Wo 00min, By can avall themselves of iho ie agvinet whioh the Ulinots Central Railroad Co. would have fale otit had been broaght against them and are also oi tit t benefit of 10 other bilis of lading, dui thers 1g fray

ne 50 *ub bear ug of ti contract thon, the defendants are nod bo ba Habe fy loss to the cotton ceonsioned by fire, anless that ‘oss bas bees the result of their negligence, Now, although the defend ints bave thus been freed from their full ordinary measire responsibility us are not reheved from tbe barden of satisfri doubt insures, you that this Joss which it 18 beyond happened by was not occasioned by "gence ou their juss; ud if they bad omitied that degreo «f care which persons prudesce of such ri sech ad ualy, pv bas occasioned or to this Jom then they are uot relieved from reason of the wot. iy tracts proven in the case. Io other Tl tr were bound exercise ordiasry gare sod diilifencs. which, of course, wie relative terms. and must be understood with references to the combastile charncter of ihe riy ard of that which eur roanded it, aud if they omitted degree of care or dil. gence which persons having the charge of such properis an der such etrcumstances, and being possessed of ordinary (re dence, foresight and care, might reasopably be expe iad 1 take of it, and if through the want of that care aad dilly nee R31 Juuso weads or heen contributed to, then the defend ts are potwithstandiug the restriclions iu the contracts. 1 sball not speak of the circumaances which are relied upon ns establish og the requisite care and noe ue whe sbeence of it—that mater presents a wich you are exclusively to Judge, and as b on have beard the evidence and the arguments of the d od counsel on both sides, and 1 leave it entirely to you. Yes wre der all the circumstances fu view of the proge iv to say UD ln bo there was or not ordinary care and dillcence for (ia Jieveatioa of fire, and 10 avert ita couse jnences if It ueuire’, f you should find that the defendants bave not been gully of such peglighnos, or that if they have 1 did mot eontrifute in many degree to the of the cotton, shen wy duty will Le to find a verdict for them, absoiviig them from all responsibility for this misfortase. But if you conclude from your review of the proot that the deferdacs were guilty of bagiigouce aud that is coutribated 10 the bom then your nest inquiry will be as to the extent of the Jove or they are habie u this branch of the case. Now so far ws the 50 bales which arrived on Saturday, and as to whieh notice oF opportunity to remove them was afforded to the con signees, the latter bad no duty to parform in respact to Boon bales, snd if toe defendants, ander the views as 10 negligen» which I have given you. are respogsiole at all, they are ao or the value of those 56 bales. As to the other 78 buies, whetl the defeadaute are liable under this Dreases of the cov, will depend upon another point, to which I now ceed to direct your attention, The duty of exer sig the degree of care and diligence which I hare mentions tinned nutil the eXpiragie ressonabie time, after ve lin to the consignees of the Arrival of the cotton, for the tari remove it from the possession of the defoadauis, and te oe tion here is whether that time had of bad uot so far es 79 hairs are concerned, elapsed when the loss oceurred. Lia 1s 8 question of [act for you. The term reasonable time. wo depend upon circamstasess—the custom of bamness— ila character of the prooerty and such uke matters. The on sion to leave it on the street is Bot to be considered, bei ium the defendants had po right to dedver it there. It is eluaed that between the hours of 3 and 6 p.m, all of the 7 bulvw conld hays wen carted from the pier. either if iefi at dhe gate wher ore inally landed, or from the point below the budge 1 whi h the defendants had eased it 10 be trucked. Now is physically would have been practi adie Joes not seer fa doubtful, but the mere fact that it would have becu poss i. does not dispose of the question whether that period term Lol 1 the reasonable time which the co signees hal io remove s upon tho Lature of the wit

—the ting requisite to stow IL propeily (a sudablo wa iol nnd if 4! the burr oB Saturday when the cartinen sioppe 2] the consigioes, If they provided a suitanic place for the «otic, which it was their duty to do, ware he re capable of wh the cotton —and whether they did #0 6 gl sli lug Jou= vd cavsed ss mech to be ridden and deliverca sp the ware hows, ald properly be taken tn and stored hat plight, as 11 te stated was toe case, because they hal the might Ww take +o Molent time to reccive ard stow it properly, then they were not hound to cout nae mding or that boar. wharseev.r (hen there was 40 the vi Setaniae wrionk cai be said to have expired. A course. If the delay wus owing to the fot that the BN did pot provide sufficient ou enitan’a ware ouses, that woo od not be chargeable apon the defoadants. You must eonwg: these points to determine 8 reasor Jide time after notice "ad y the hoss—i{ he Pad 11 bave beed ridin wot the Sofenn Iw ros pons ble, i sav have been aha La then—of to 80 ILARY 04 OTD @b within that reasousbie time, and wus ander the braseh of this case wond po’ buss, Mf pot all as it had not, or 0 so many it had mot, the duty still recained. aad if by no son of negligence, as 1 hava meitionad, they ne An or INT ort of th ings of 1 gence, END of EN 8 of the Neb ATED 9 them yon will alse fiud a verdict acsinst then Garter «nding April W.pat abe st the Hoe of tie Cony v VAY, June spon the Cap ial Sook ad so uch of the benp lo a las been pod Tie Troster Books wil be “losed Friday the Meh fret. and re opened Monday J we 4 By order of tte Law of Director THEO T JUKHNSON, Secretary reasonabre spo the defendants, so long as they b M1 verdict should be agsinst the question will be as fo the measure of Calo ow alie, for the value of so many of all, 8s the case ay be, of the 3 bales, as to whieh reasonable tise to rei ve them a pired when the loss oceurred. mportatoe of iia (uestion as to re wonabie time consists (0 this cave ol the a that down to this puint of time, toe Durden if establishiog i 8 (hore was not 86¥ such negligence as 1 Lave sbaied, rests oa ihe defondants. ut if you should be of opinion that sich tune for the removal of the whole or uy pat of tia the sii] some duty resto LL LL winy 0 bales had expired before GREAT Bl SIN ES H ANCE of shout 100 horse- V1 Ihe cotton. It was the duty of wareh semen Which re 4 i *UuASHbel SWDe 4 nt si! va 3 y y esires to 414 1 48 red tbat the defendants sbou'l have cere sed ovr Ue BwSwar shel 38 Fat S00 00 100 En he sat 10 D4 Et he the property, and fof la prowetioi, whom care and dine ries of 3 Pit On aE thorongh practical knowledge of widing Sad which meazs, a4 I have aires exola; wil teat degree of caw power 8 ed at 4 pot about five wiles above Red Wing, Goodbue which persous of or Jiaary prodence would usaaliy take of pics y Stat N rhe ta arid le 80 aaibe to steamboats. This loo property. The only lmpertavce u this vase Of tie ueslon SAL oof he beat wheat trow oy sections of the State, wheter the loss occurred whi the duty of carehr or wi 's Arie wet wuber ogame bat |g of warebousemen sitached to the defendants 1 sor he. Tuis ina tae chonce, nik be sure do PROVER ping that while in the former the burden of provi! Liv 7 Apply. prresnally of Dy Tetiay, 10 of bes gence rests upon the defenlanta, in the loiter juste w vir. Red Wiz, Mis Sn tho onus, under the formu of this colpianl, of SOV g Tow PORTANT to BOOK SAD AGENTS. 1. want of ordinary eare which is to make the deirinuanie rons F. WALLING, Topagrapber and Map Pub ner, No. 38 L sioie rests upon the plalonitis, and therefore, unoer thal bre on ertyst., offers forsale! bt aod eng need plates of a Newly of the case the evideoce of care aud diligence w wilh Fished and Highly Poplar NA a wena dnd cocrintis ginie the defendants to a verdict as to the 0 hues, or ary |oA y wy or pvhe to the wi he f of them, need hot be so SITODE wold “aveto bg ‘uw ar may be arown by Lae iraaite of previons Sedetl former view so that if the masonable tiie had elaper! Lol cu Al nis ne ts bo Yarns 10 o saitable porty "oil be the Joss, and the defendants took ou rary care of (he vue wo pA rT x No. 4.080 New Tork City. or if the evidence Jails 0 Sakiady Jus Lak i wero rp 4 MT such Beglugeuee Ls Porsots ordivary prudeuce sid ove MOR SALE--Nteam Ferry-bont IVANHOE, of 265 woald go nave hh rr pe 4,1 neh proper, rene NM. bas vertical bea eogine ix a good order. reedy hap they must be discharged by you Drom liab.ory 1 for meow diate service. and well foand mm an WH boat, &e. otherwise, and the megigunce contributed tr oe wa at Fro de 8 N R Me Haale al pact 304 wm Joss, then, though reasonable time had vase, ert? a they will sill be respomsibie. 1f. under either of iim ted to the Jury, ro» views which 1 bave thus ree del naents, 100 ouly ve It wes cian by she gefendant that a stipulation (0 the ooliract ons the amount. I think that ls nos so That provision peer 1 wn amicalic settlement of 8 lose, uid doc Bot auply wiv 8 settlement i» reused and the party is. to tssut. 1009 be is entitied to the ordinary measere of damages. who charge you is the wiole valae of the r of bales for iY 1 Te y by ALOT 8 FENNER fom 8 10 10 Sine ime when the cottoa shoud question entirely Lor trom August i, 1864 smouniing to $407 <7, sides, wum worth 8451 #0; so that, if your Jude ment be aga One bale prize money due him, ina wi for the purposs tificate to make is valid and taken from him. and ne made lable fordamages susia ned 1y oof the controvers toe rove sv—of the evidence which aticiney im this owe, that Any potter of attorney or assess gent he Jlaietifs in this sult eeing and void, if not executed ater the warrant or ceriih. ate “of deiversd thew to the 10 the pavient of his prize claim bus been issnsl by the aceon guragranh above onnses. Nos, 1016, 2734, 1797, is0d, 262 ou £74 the defendants responsible, ai uc City of New. X Dave wun delivered Lo and that You may of not, a8 you hak proper—whbicn oa ourselves—ald 10 that value teri. wit think you shold aod eharge yon asount of the loss toe amped rely’ Che proof shows that esch bal io» nd value being averaged by the woqmescencs of (an

the defcndents, you will multipiy that sum by the number fF, bales for which you bold them jianie, sud add or Bot. as ow sow 11 interest from August 7, 1264, aud doduot $ini 1 id freignt, and the Dalauce will be the amount for when to deduct fom the weigh RAILROAD (OMPANIPS pa James L. Lamb and other svt. Tae awden and Amboy Rail you will retura your verdict road Company Mr. Marsh acd Mr, Wallis for pea ot fr Mr, Saufc ard! in Jane, 1=64, shipped ex Judge Woodruff for defendants from Cairo, by the Hifnois Central Railroad 790 bales of cotign the UNITED STATESCOMMISSIONE HS CFVFICE May Before Commisgl »r fish EXECUTION OF POWERS OF ATTOLNEY consiguees, Be this, 79 bales were landed ou the whasf ou ey sud notice given to the svasigiees to rewove the The United Siaces agt, J. Nelson Licker Carlen bales aircady landed. On Sunday more were landed, and Dunning. seaman on board of the 1 nied States «ear? on Sanday night, or rather Monday worning. a fire took place. Socuan went some wise 1a Marck list to J. CL Liar a claim seent, aud gaged him to colint his share of (ne Complainant Duaning wend suites quently, on tha recommendation vt Dickes, to the defeidars, aud procured (rom din ap advance of $i! wok and on paper. after which Ge Waal tu ses defendant usod a paper, purporting to gwd by aerm plainant and wo be a power of attorney, [ated the ah or Apr), ar which tive the complainaut wus “ou New York, to procure Ris weney, Thi power of u'torvey purported to bare baca sckuowledged before Mr Mayer, nocary public. The complainant devied ever baving sigred this paver, but as several Withesses swore Lo sce. Lie sen it, the Commissioner held that it wos signed hy pw Mr Mayer, the notary, swore that it was acknow ledygod eetie oa, though be did uot remember certifying it la blank, and 1nd was pot Dis usaal course. The Question then arose, ohettew the sutsoqoent addition of date was alteriog 1a inaumeid of obtaining money from the United Staten within the moaning of the act of 1:23. The following iw 1 concluding portion of the Commissioner's opinion Before alluding to the Prize Act of 1564, aud the Revised Roles of the Fourth Auditor of the Lieasury Depa ime it goo erning and controlling .the adjustuent of all take 0oeasion $0 say hat any Notary Public who corducte i priee cuiwe I duties of bis office in such a and nnwarrantuble way rw to subscribe his name to a pristed blank certificate sade” bis official seal thereto, when an inatrament Hires big cere deserves to Lave tis oh party injured. Sach acts are ‘uischievoas in their ten] and encourage iraud. The notary, no doubt, In this se rusted to the bovesty and fm purpose of Dickey to «ee thal bis certificate was pre y filled up, bot no wan shed tutrust the duties of bis office to auotier when the law ard public confidence are to acoredit fanth ard looshity to he ses Section 12 of she Prise Act of 1864 confers authority an ses WON Lo AasigN GF eXeCUle PuWrrs of alloiney ‘or the eolest of WAKES OF prize money ear oe] by them on a vessel ampictod inthe Navy. Now, pa Iwaof the 1Lvised Ries of 0 “1 may be necessity to Fourth Auditor's Departient, makes the date fa a powe, of Mark the laugcua,- AY make wm 1 material and necessary, tui officers of the ary.” In this case the Aaditore oo tifioate of adjustment is dated March =a, and he see d Controller's certificate of allowance is dated April wb both subsequent to the time of Denning s actual sigriog of power of attorney. Jo J I) Hat (ne secosed dated the west, he would have been refused ss ran ud the poy master, testifies, and as the language of the set in the implies. The socused could net bare wen ignorant of these rules for be has had suflolent Loam with the Department of the Treasury fo hgow this fact. of all these facts and ofrcanstanees. 1 am disposed 10 bold »od now decide to hold defendant under my warrant to awl action of ihe Graud Jury on the charge of willfully ap ase ingly making or causing to be made, 8 false power of al’ wer in March, or of course. it cau be led ney, for the purpose of procuring money from the eed Stores, contrary to the provisions of the act of Comgress wwe d March J, lo

COURT CALENDAR Tis Day. COURT CIRCUIT, PARP LL Wi, WIN WS EQ General Calendar Nos, 1740, 1340, SUPREME 2d XY {LAR Tur Rouk (N. Y.) MUgpsR—VERDICT 07 Fup Jt gy Ie fo" owing isthe verdict of the jury ia the ro ent warder case at Rome: ‘That the body of Andrew Spill was fonnd. on the 171h day of May inst, lying dead mm tie bus iar there is highway, pear the grocery of Thomas Viavagar, in the village of Rome, and that said body. when so fouid as aforesaid +p peared 10 have been stabbed with a knife in and spon differ ape nslullily #8 10sUrers Ags Lat overs thing except tie act of God ent parts, and that Risbard Jones of Rome aforesaid ont'e atid the public enemies which asunly, and by toe comiuon nw, night of the 160k day of May, al abou o'clock. at Kove les olv os upon them, in the ahsence exprossaoniinet, by gfiwesatd. in said coanty, while gaged fu a fight, Meloni of cason of the Hmited esponsibility wi List carrier made an nesanlt upon tw ody of (be sd Andrew Spoeflics cated hich tach 2 asuined. dad w al he Ine sted attached to and protecied then and there present, With a certain Knife, and v the dafendants, aud that the extent of th eiliabi'it) is also mods inflic od a mortal wound upon (he risht arm of the said Aw fied by the other bills of laalnw which have been road to cou, drow Spetiley. of which we und the said Audrew Spel th And for tae purpose of ths trial at all events, without {atend and there shortly after died; and the jurors afores: way to ing absolutely to cor o that view progress of tie case before the Court, eharg® You thet Lier plaim on his Bose y roll the further winced 10 aud do aforesal! Pawrorreat snd (hat form aleress od, the said Andres Spellloy came to bis death by tie woud nf od Dy Lhe sad Wakes) Vooaa a

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J—.-. pn NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, VRIDAY, JUNE 1 sons he declined to interfere offic 4'y in referred them to the Freeh and Frplis AMERICA, nM rev m the matter. We Ministers pe POISONING BY LEAD. Fr Destinned fram First Page. Li ee ani Great Retain wee bo mral allies of ye n Nase Wall he (rd Al OD LIS OCCARIon, us OU ra. Las wisely of) off dt h rug then CPE tS ad (ved a suriet neutrality, which is oomformet le 10 bis ine AN EXIT! AT NEWARA=— t FURKE A db HY RI yo boi aud to the nature of al Gen, Ks polier WINS BY RE OF 42 TQ A) ONLY, rnedraled ry tag aud lod viol Hh wolfe 4 1 a (ave i i 4 alot whieh struck her rigging ved the dock wit t deviate from atri US k Mi fn mh 'h 3 Hundreds of Persons Poisoned hy Lead The grand n hat N ork iv betw ples, ab) Nufeg was wounded Hy them nm no Ss shotd not Deve the least cneonrag tad. the Fureks and H 4 Clubs resulted Jn 8 victory for the 4 rage ment to expect sid. 1 Lt u and Harva:d ¢F 3 a critical, how- o Ground Up with Flonr, Farekas by a score of $240 3 in a game of over four Lonrs eight places, His case 1s not ®0 wrer, as at first supposed, bonito yet feared Rave to soffer he supitition f an ann. wa Bot seronsy Gumaged in her hall, but the shoei! she batters £1 to her wen on deck, TU Hi. AMERICANS HAVE NOT DONE AND WHAT TEEY WOULD HAVE DONE. Tre United States Commodore did not deem it prudent a irterfere at the time of the bombardment and sink the spanish fleet, This has given considerable offense to this that he wil The Blancs yom KE 10a Tae worry ded monetan WAS a e 7 oe Fhe Res ek i" Government. The people wonder what our ships are hore TROT dar wos 4 rs bo pa tor if not to protect the property of United States subjects, of hu body oo vered, The assault op 'he Bit as a matter of fuct only one or two millions of prop. Porta was To nongh. turret was blown erty beloaging to them were lost in the bombardment, and Bn oshore hy an the lenst embarrass li greatest losers did not wish the Commodore to inter =p 0 er oh ne I Ce fere lest it wight nvolve us in war. The Government She act 2 th arial JA COMMAD because it had been intimated to them him A i Hs rot wis de stroved onEh v ane That the Dnited States forces would act differently, ihrer ag ah By the curelens Lo 00 TEL we WHAT UNITED STATES CITIZKYS WOULD RAVE poxy A Within eacaped fustant death, Senor Galvez, the IF THE GOVERNMENT HAD PERMITTED THEM. MVian Mit ster of War, vas pe the billed. Beside 1. When about two years ago Admiral Simpson, now in the turret poue other of the batteries or! entions were the Cll service, who was formerly ip the Bntish service |och Jeo up \ltho igh weak and tempore an thelr in te war of IXI2, went to the 1 nited States to super. eontruct] hiv we HN equal to the enercency. Tn tend getting two sh pe made for the bi can navy, he was fer a dose ki e. however, the offect 1 ght have told at Washington that the United Stutes could not fur. Peen difiereit. The or the Nnamish gnuiess was dee nish him the sie, but he received litters toa certain Gov evdedly bal. The si were ably assisted by ernment agent w wo sad it could be arranged. Neverthlose tbe Peruvian tro-clad flosting batteries (they can Le Mr. 8. went 10 England, but not having lus ships ready by the time that war was declared, be lately returned without salled nothing cise: Monitor aid laa the vessels. and when lus trunks were brought on shore, Fudiog thin he Jd make little or no headwar o anst Wen ahve forts Nites ally Wired bis gure on the ((nstom be was insulted by a rabble following him shouting Heuse spd the arm nid Me damage of- W bere are your ships’ are Ley ino the trunks ve ELL the Americans would have holt for CF 7 herships feeted 0 Thos Jar be catered by 8 few thonsard Thus the 4 y oliars. oh Be pearly 400 shot and shel gt the in time if snghish prejudice had not favored British manu feris and cy. Nod bp ou repaired to withdraw 1 tarers to the detnment of Chili, from thew’ wh As 1a t toward thor 3 A United States tizen of well.krown enterprise sachorage. the Peruiians gave tem a part ng slate, and des red to take a contract for building six iron-clad shus ended the ahortive ater pt to destroy the airy of Je Steamers, Which would Lave been done in tue, perhaps, Wo. The cutice Spanish feet proceeded to tha fsiand of to have prevented war. w frail SR Kar Lorenio, where they ot lee gun yesebmg and L Toss oy fentiomal a i" one tine bis plans a] soend Lg the damaged vesse’s Fhoar ota in kd ranged for boarding the Resojuiion, nd Iv awaite abd wound d was {em M00 1a 300 ders to go forw ard, Pre bably he would have succeeded, Te loss +n shore— aside from that nm the turet—was and afterward he may have taken other vessels small. Probably not more than 10 were dan iwoonded 4. This same person with other Americans have heen in all. When it bees me evident that the Spaniards were 7100s to use torpedoes agatiet he Spanish feet but the g@ving gp the tet four axe tanent and erthusse Government kept them back. A Mr. Foy hod come on VR ed 0 Te "oA i Via the meuks purpose from he United States to use torpedoes of his own of thei gu vhobois. Whe Lhe sou f were Iw jon, but the G ut wou i t give consent A Yio “o. a ve lt ne hat th ot Joft, t wus hen too lute whivd +d 8 1 do “wt I 1 the very aay ect} i 0 benef: of the widows created Lv the battles showed a Bat Mr. Foy desing to show the people what his torpedo would do, sent a request from Valparaiso that he might «vy #0 to have perlussion 10 Make an exper It At Lis own cost in the Bay, but the Goverment sont ba the request, saying RE 3) ate footing of veurty $00.00, nthe Oh inst, Nunes dispatched the follows Ue Br ch Vv >i vir elicited, greatly to the surprise of covery one, the w.'ler Him The H'wr ality and adwira’ le manage set incloded thist haw rendere] thigh with tie (itipens 4 Ly appears that Mr. Marsh had Fane. 31 83 He BOTY or New. York, while the high juality of tue racing witnessed or the superior amity of bis Sour and that i taro for many miles around were in doe habit of bringing t Ww [aad here cannot be surpassed, if indeed. une, AL ans sin uar and corn 10 Lig mill to be made ino fla A «id gathering in the United States At this weet ue there fo from this he exporied largely, so that hs a fan ATS Programme of part Loon ue here beng run of stone, was kept consia y gong KR thre races on the nurst day four o he and Lye on by day. tine pot of thesn stones was Bef an n the whird day The goat three ve 1 soe the Jerecy wurk Ibis war an old set r Derby, is run oo the Lrs sy Tuesda for thy 4) horses sand large savition frequent!y mui fost 1 ve tower A rican thorougt ered. OF this tated of hing filled ap wth the Qe fol nu rot is cont ly anticipated th pot twetve will that purpose, were fled with comme wi PIE} 1 soe N toLlost tog ard langrrons of New Were us rev us a her's egg one we are infurmed, wing Lr Intests, fo X e tay und for ih five Ae alge un the pola yA n s and whoo Wloa, Lhe be firs: class ses are ont rod Ihe Le race on the thord pr vied shove the vs of the stone, 11 was ham oF. Wil 8s hes soiree of at along with the other dow wee ley were then a .t the ¢TA LELE 3 Ty set dow a for that day, 1 at f= have Wien newly and the motion t a w cased until avery painted, aud the Exceutive Comittee Love wie ry ar Ligh rate of 4 was arta) I PTT) how d rN to» re the oom fort visitors I I rie vhs velit detached a 1] othe store A I al. in addr to their asual cairn $5 A w Sod the a almost wiia the foar. ba ile tins at 1 oclock a t' «track, frou t increased the amonnt so that te every pound of i C Lambers sl 1 he me Ig 'Tomises he un most tore was eoough lead ups i sk wuntl buckshot. Wit TTR Tt the enormous business of Mr. Marsh, the render can ixagine y al vy ariel o» wis he s 4 throge hut the sar Trotting on the Fashion Conver, TF. rn. FER 0 be aber bed ris 3 the abo jar I took oft e four 1 nr tor the proprietors ool b ALL! Ihe dead this form was arativ ly hurries v e Leats ve ib Ave. harpess, attracted a small mented and salty (ted bab ing vee It Was I ely transformed into of hu the domdiust but sleet att 0 to the Fashion I. Khere od Puinops Bread of “hk wa the ter ha wore rt Lorses H 1), Maes hrs, Hevry br Ad» read with wote i=od an snhett wr hntter v PM. a t a a tern! o Were it not Lhe tthe ead was taken) TINIE vrod H LE ot ds Ian Moi iJ Jae alle would b died before the cause cont t Yo ‘eT wa aw WK nt eee The ra bh As *oon as it heoame apparent that the disease spra gz frou Tn 3 ot for ANG the xpectatious of a pood eionely the bread of which the snfforers ha NY ID and Mr. King. 8 very skilifa ehemist of Middleton, at ones sted rece Wore not diwe pointe win Leats were re determined to analyze tie 0 ples weeps proenred at tp jo it I he pool tine was enteedingly pir ta their astonishment they fu f that tie wad coskl he dis 'a a. Brat 2 cals At G crmed with tre naked cve Neat, a r Pe TENE ae y y Pwrond a doubt. and as as UL fiither proof fF was sul poe oe en’. Henry Vatchen wes tO w INE some six standaml tests, cach one showing the pres f lewis for #0, apd MH ponian for $0 0 ntter end in large quantities. Aner thee toe, ail Bor w the first heat tn 2 17, Jack Lewis being sewond, and had come from Marsh s wd was mined re ned be st. The second was wor y Jock J rwis In snd the mill cessed runing but the muschi was al Pat hen again a "oe luthe t I tear Pathe done. the seed bad been sown and the £01 was coming ‘0 bh shend of Ha a ut stan alarming rate the sound and oul were sirick dw e d RENAL theme who were afflicted with any ebro ic dl vase hong 1 tot Yad ter vd _ o£ fhm Jieatest sufferers, Of course a palo was Lhe reset aoa FLEE 13 ur v, us he v ovtors wera kept bosy dav and sight. do not care to pa N Patol sour readers with a recital of the terr hie sgonies andor fur and sin heute ver J, «Mu these nofurtunate prople bul the so aes Luroughout a in Fok Lewis bring nd ID ew from 20 te 0 wiles of the country were Ar Jy ear 2 od y Iw gli Oy those who have saffered can form any (dea of the horrors sted for on the Fast {ou Reet in a to f ole the inward fires wich were ‘consuming 1} pt ts or tures ju fy arvess worl 1 i= to aun feramps that contrac ied every ft w ore ened frames, rile Dhan d and St Van Ve Fortunately the bakers of the place had pur) the ta prodice 3 Mos Z Te s uli t) o. flour "1 the Western States, or rw i Kt 5 N to y f «poead toa N “ater ox u Munw of the v of og ee) wit per, Be Private ta es. were io tie hab t of re vv M.'s th a lant Es Tay ary rom en Ll N ig ie at tf se. he Joe were af ote fran M ht hor LL FE I Laver wot of the leading phys r A att) ke 0 ow nd at tal nt uf the in} ne by eal fron of March tot Preset ted Dr hr Ir Ll ard CN N Ir Everitt i. Wrig alvy eof 8 CRE by Ir Jobuson N fs famous young re Nowmom Ir leadner cevere ol Tots .y port mY Le anticipated, This oniv inelundes the region the re te vicinity of MMak Middeton, and does not eubrace Coshen and its environs, ba nt L1LoPirw PO fw 1 utn unformed that there hase been over casey in tha te Lar neighbarbood. One of the sad cases hers os hat of (ha Wick erry haw, Justice of the Peace and his wf He will probs TN x Le never recover Tally fom the effects, and Ms Wickham w aiid 1%. 39% 3 8 23 has for a long time been tn delicate health 1s wasting away! e sander the wn floence of this righ’) yy An yemplorb of the Fria Kairoad ompnoy Les The Woack-F ve BMaces nt Cincinnati, iim effocts A chin of Dp Jott dient voissart 1 odav. M Wak a tery pwoiliar ous, ft apprars t 4 1 0 5 a tev dm the Girst Tas fed upon the milk of new 1 hn co h usu an B.-L) LIE ye hb, pt A uke hents hes five, tor which there ree quarte of milk Saily AMut two wollbs ago the was affected strangely, but at the time nothing w as thought of is YO1O0= wot M i Fwd WE your i symptoms, About this time th ilk began to fil and ne Revolver w fol weight up The time of the weond cause could be assigned. Dr Johnson partook freely of groel heat was 11 eo 44) peconds d his i» seed the made from the milk of this cow and meal prepared at Mars’ s fastest cord will After taking It he vomited coploas!y hut did pot charges it tothe creel. The child being fond of the gruel it was vives to her and wi eating 1t she was seized wilh co debone at FIy MI Nb ALS Fug 1 HOSE moored yodteg 1 Inter vais and despite ali the medical skill emploved, dind Hu Yad, 448 op omaned id rae he milk for $58 vow elegant bila ke on yaod letters, wan the pend ws fod upon fred ground at Mareh's mill The cow. Laviig To the Fditors of The Iribune The occasion which the fared ‘nu milk, was sold and Las heen ont trace of gracelal gift commemorates is the Marriage of Cuarles 1 couli fill two pages of your paper with facts whieh Thy i E. Alvord, celubrated af the avtained here to day in relation to this peculiar came of w) Perret, esq, to Miss Mary lvore, eelvhrutel af sale powoning. I am iuformed that large quantity of the lurch of the Nt. Faprit, West Twenty pecs ndst, at 4 pw poisoned flour has been sent to New-York Ciry to be made jo! yesterday. Tne donors bave tho best wishes of those whe starch. 1111 has boen made into that witicle wo are safe v a if speculators have pinced it in th market for sale we all were so hindly remember soon pon the effects. At any rate it is the duty of the Foard of ef Flea th to take some steps to ascertain if that oor isin the nar The Theaters, ct mn sm A duration. Tha Harrards bad the best of it in tho first Ove innings, but the Kurekas afterward regained their ic di groand. ig The batting was excelent on both sides hut the fel hog of the A emer mm" 1 Eureka was not ap to their mark The Harvara s wera haad L A\GEDY INTHE Ww KI! ALLRY. TOL BAL ded hy t Neowarhers and well sntats 0 io day thew play the Froelsior at Bediord Wa Append the score, Furcka MWorvarid oR i Oth Callaway, Lf... ares Wrigtr, Ist bh J RL now nearly two months Siite the people re. Thotins 8 3 Hunnowell, p i siding along that portion of the Walkill Valley which lion in Firrell 3db....... 6 Flagg, o. o the westera part of Orange County, were witacke 05 ads Mita, Iag b i A baie romhie, f 4 i ‘rientnall, san. T Ames, 2 6 ease which for some time baffled tae skill of the physicians, Hm 4g) T iW hg 0 i: 6 they being at a loss to divine the cause. The malady itis Boroasler 24h 6 2 Parker, We $d 3 true, exhibited the most positive sympioms of lead poisoning, Falta 1 N. Sond Lf rE yet all the sufferers stoutly denied having weed anvthig oat lite. 1 4 a Nason, 1. 3 3 could in their estimation have been contaminated with lead, Total........... 0 4% Total oy SR even in its mineral condition. In some cases whole families IANINOS, were stricken down, while in others only one of two members po Job 3. 3k wis Mh. 911. a of family were attacked. Sometimes the diccass ss pied 8 Hamar! 3 10 4 5 BR 4 3 vi J Umpire—Mr. Hayhurst of he Atlantic Club Soorers Messi Halden aud Harris ‘Sime of G.ome—Your hours and ten minutes, ITE ITARNESS. MAR ERS ¢LUR, The Warness- Mako rs’ Base Ball Clab have organ red for thie season, and eincted the folowing officers Joseph Hea. violent form, and caused death; snd agnin it was of a wilder type, and the patients were relieved. Today bor dreds are suffering from its «fects, many of whom will never be while to do anything, and will in time waste away and ‘ie, the victims of this terrible disease, The symptoms most prominent in these caees hava heen ob stinnte constipation, severe pain in the abdomen naodes and Ir ticket of admission their roth GTHRL OP" Wee gar, flour, coffee, smoking 'o o] them baring produced bes le i peusion or ran) ai a most accomplished actress WM. Julguet and Drivet hav pTOvisIOne, commiting of tea, wu yet prosecuted to us, thie lady adds a gertain ralye grace ai propristy to every cLaracter she ascames, As'towiewhowas Looe and some clothing, In addition to the reel 8 am set (0 double task of protecting her own bosor, HEE mews of Geog Jgost was nliered Pin v! i oF Of Orphats 0. oe war, woen R fout of ®as (TY v sama toe exposed the des gus of the revercs r preg shld rig] rae AY ar of Gi red and aes ot od of her Caughter, and tore (be Tall of fuse Yoirerans, requesting him to attend to-day, at Wes I, Loe ment Mow bos hacband's ori, She never for a moment fa.lsd 10 funeral of tho great Amer.oan Patilof and to be the. their last tribute of respect aud adn eli ig sentative in payi to their old be.oved Licutonaut General at Col Herman will isabled voterans who are indebied to it for their s/iiatwre and the relief which is distributed among tem every «atl. cn ALLEGED CRUELTY TO AMrmipiors Awnear a Wednesday Officers Chown and Miler of the Second Ire 08 arrested Capt. N. H. Caltoun of the schooner Act ve oi the complaint of Mr. Henry Bergh, President of the Seow'y for the Prevention of Cruelty to An mals. The ress Which the accused commands bad lately returned from the oot of }iorids, laden with a cargo of turtles, and the compial ant states that these are treated in an 1nlicuan manner ny av tham upon their backs and boring holes throngh their she aod flash, through which were Joserted cords for the puipees of securing them. The was taken before Justice Vognu, st the Tombs, when the prisoner's counsel moved for bis discharge on the ground that a turtle was not af and was, therefore, not included in the provisions of “rt under whioh the prisoner was arrested. The mac strate de clined,”at the time to render 8 deciwion tio cone ad wl mitted the prisoner to bail. 1 Anuoun cements. Trreisg Barns, No. 13 Laight «tare in open wwlam to the public, enlarged and improved. Hours Cente 8c to¥p ha 7H ng to 125 w. dundays eds Sw 2s aatisty the critical requirements of the sitaation. Especially a the juncture when Gegon erseps forth from his lowly Bidog Jace the snpg stion for 8 o=.dan’'s most affective scene in his 8c hoo! for Scandal “—litersily a sadder bat a wiser man, and Tart fe returns to consummate his conquest, bat, instead, rush os mio tte aris of the man ha bas so deeply insulted and would have grievously wronged, the aoting of Mme lLarot was admirable. As Orgon, Molidre's own part, M. Chamonia nest acceptable and proved that he hid accurately eon- ceived the chaiacter. Tos contrast between the Orgon” of the Sot th ee scis—the sory ue aduirer aud moral lacquey of Tartuffe—aud the outraged husoaud and father of the last two, was strongly defined and,abiy delineatad. As pericrmed on Tuesday evening, Organ was the central fignre of the com ely and the medium for much of the best acting We have but space left barely to refer to the vivacious au inimitable interpretation of the part of Dorine, Manane's ptr g ung triond, by Mila, Potel, Unable to act otherwise than well, this lvely se sbrerte rrsones tha dreariest prose from the d¢ main of evel and adds 10 every sere in which she appears a sparkle sud brilliancy as captivating as cu’aliog. Mle, Hiory Mme. lergoor, M. Fontenay—a new asp ant for Listrioni Bonors-- MM. Edmond and M Cho! were all uw ceptadly cast, The tive sets of Lartnde occ ipied but two hours in the repre wa persistent vomiting, colle, difficulty in voiding urine, aud in dersou, President, Daolel Mehende. Woe President; Joba pentation=the stage walts be ng correapon lingly shortened, ia many instances the evacuations being ming >d with blood Win Scorctary (resiter No. M4 Wooster), and Jas ot t tors were not webbed we on a recrnt occaslo y anity is ne pain and heat in the region of the kidneys, cramps and partial Keiky, Ureasorer. They sunounee that they will +a happy to and ye! the ae ry ot Ie d Aad hat So) 4 n To PRIVATE BONDEMEN. An opportuni y! new paralysis of the upper extremities and An ALXIOUs, gloomy ox meet heir fiends of last season oF Au) other RIAL uF (TRGe and unde: similar eiicomsiences at Piovidence, B L—thean- fg gy by which Bondsmen for the faubful perfomance cf doy 'y pression of countcuapece., The above are the sy Bytes which Base Ball Clu) dence doubticss deen Dg (UALLY 4 IOTE L0puliant Cent oy oecupying places of trast and responsiiily may be re eves, have been present in a greater or less degree of prominence than qaaotity tn a dramat performance. La Mice de S| Tug Fioeniry INSURANCE COMPANY has Deen in srperated or that Sperismen’s Convention, Parvuves, NOY. Friday, Maygil, (pee of the State Sporistiei fonvention, 2 casting fy, and H, H. Morse and severity in every case Professional men at once saw that thoes svrntora p inte! to and were characteristic of lead poison bot it was also ob served that some or all of them were encountered iu other and fur different forms of disease. as in coli a ter (inflamma tion of the intestines), Aemaruria (hoods urine), dpeur a (diff. culiv in vouding arine), and other conditions of toe sv-( min which spasm. nervous disorder and paraiveis marifosi them y wt La nt Jaw “ry y In eo! Roth Green won the first pr the second, In tho State 5) and the ties od nls it Robert New 11's side won Ly 21 b If wen shit off, f Niwara Fulls, wor 0! vesten A} the int pee, Loves Ihe only diagnostic symnto pn whi r Wilmer h ee f, was conclusive as to the lead poison, was Wu and Kober: Newell of Butfalo the second at the margin of the toe! which has heen present ip almost every case, The doctors were sorely perplexed, bat in als THE TURF. the first violent eases came under thor notice traced the lead iu the systen two werks alte; they had hy careful study that there was no langer apy Joabt on thet point. It now res waned to ascertain the source “fom wns me, "he Paterson Race Meeting. Alter considerable rescaroh (1 WRS oo Goat BLA Lie eda Was y couveyed 1510 the stomachs of the suff eo Spring race meeting of the Passale Connty Ag Jrural Assoc o commences, as will be seen from an ed yertisemert in another column, at Paterson on Iuesdiay next meal and as A greater part of those st los were wa wil be at the mill of a Mr. Marsh at Philipsioure. an invest gat at once made in that direction and the foil Wine facts wore ant which ohoracteriye mw by bead an) i

Ket mow There are seven cases of polsoning by tis flour in New York City to day FHE FRONCH THEATER MOLIYRES TAK Upie sill Early 10 the morning 1 leave for the ow to wee the niller Notw.thstanding the frequen descent of CL Lis PE Ar 1 r blocasde, Ac.. that it must be made upon stamped paper! Fins exhansted “Ze Jone Bi Ton HOP MM ocovye Clavgede AF oN Mr. Foy's patience, apd #0 Ye exploded through the press “Haviog clas ow Peru for the unjust provocation given by publsbiog the facts. LA her tiovers ment hy the borubardment of Usiiao nud the at- TORPEDOES AN] TORPEDO MOATE, Baek 0p Bex G0 Ul Bip COWIE hat a torpedo of 10) peanas, more or less, may he Feplying to the $e of tha aquadeon when jt retired to hx placed ander water, exploding itself ato th se of y py! a ner water ding itself at oo time el sbornge), the uodeingucd Las tha Donor Of BLAALBOLE anpointed with foree sufficient to blow up wih elieve Joba Baste: 1 3 vis date tb kale of Ca 1 ev a Len i Ue pa v te raiped and the squadron raver thy waters of Peru rt Je Ls ie put the salt Mi the bord tail ie the dithoalty, MAGE Be AssuT ig Lite that il the overnmant of Pera shoud 1 overcome this 4i¥oulty twe kindof boats Yave been sees 0 perl ares we done to Spanish gains ree 1 ted, dent In Peru. tue naval forees of Hor Catdolie Majesty willie: Ope of them goes lor water entirely: Last week some fume ume hk, ey AI Chi $0 te et vl tried one of then, but nol wits Good BUeeess, It was ar lems icund improv prortun’ty to reiterate to Foo ay Ltr the boat went t was BY. Bas iOn Lic ass Tuuor Of Ls cons Aeration aud efteom ‘es un Ph Lh ru .f at HO Ae et =N Castro Mivpe: N vez vid Baers fi g 4 1} “HB CM feud’ p Nmcncin Foy, May 0 1% Fw part remained Loder water 34 hours 1s wot th «a gem in its wav? Chast sed Peru 4 LOL v.re yr i anoth! How lLile Sor v Noosa displars Cote zg Another be ows to Wf water bike a mon tor 3 a A nother «as uid be te eu voasider up his ingloricas def ar? What brass Be must poosess Go Sas ofc au. I n with all tl COneoct such an evasive fubnoruon as Whiis uote, J Lue x thax 4 "w ye face of facte wi oi staan it a faisehond Brave Nut es ere cuties in the way. When tie Early or the wioming the Heh inet, th Spans! foot vared t ih or] we they watched was obeeryed tLe so tpg under way, On (ring the HC SAY They hl ol AiNs Suspended tand it bore off to the so thward, Its des instion 18 LL- 9 ships to} i he mewn, but i* 's ceueral v8 pp sed Lat it bas started for C0 y r Welly great 1) ven te inn ontevideo, wii k port it ray, of ay not reach. And is hie Ly gr wy i mj ort a t emer! J 1 be wo,” a Th Pune wo Star expresses it, ends the ‘Neel Rl LL Ir ay but brat of al Spd iia title Expediti of Spain 1 these waters. Toe history of Yury a FYicen bi 3, but his JLeavernmen’ the expedite pic wel worthe of historical dotail, Tt hus j 1iust have money, For 4 “t Seven n A been fruitf olpgroul rv ts 10 the Republic of Peru; and 104 revenue as beet from the pain Had ld Hanes ifunder the Presidency of Peget. Spo ich explorers found hb SON Quacs Were reeijined 3 acu Ae Cou LTy weak y eon hor WL cl they the wut 1 h Inte: vi Nevenu tay 24 bees EH the) 0 a! hug with ber, even 10 tne obtaining of uaz Roatgre Is thie, tus eh elalus uo o §EL000 000, tL y have roused FP I Ol x eh sountry i vd have born to tte Hejublie one of ta If man has a se of tie own, which y Wit (01 3 TRI 48} greatest 10 Gow, Prado—e von who if spied, vide to pay five per cent what hai pro] w or. pe rator of the Contry. ney lent out 's sulject 10 a tay of Lve Ju the renewal of business fullowed the misng of the Rlelea’ poeruing y blockeoe 0 on When tle nu eft everything was i S a gous provison t ought to have been tak At ls b srenely quiet ond one wold Lot ave susp ted LO Tue the first. int Saws ant sent presonee war. On the bith of May the WILE is people alk large. They war wat Beeree wos pro trated by 2 Le Peruvian Government B] Dery gad 3 forthcoming, In this the Governmueni—the Lava Marv 1) JF wee at fault than the people, Avon Tron ard after 40 8 date subjects of Spain are A Ww ohibiwd from catering Peruvian territory. Spaviards acs GEN. BI ARCO, Woes {this will be Jodged end condemned as sje Ts hevo of the Rey tion whi ed ‘Art 2% ards who Lave resi lod in Pera soroe before Spain hos been appo nted to the dq ths Bib July, ir wre declared ro be uaturalized Peraviane t. Before there has hee 4 4 nN y Curr y y Aw. 4 Spaniards who have been (n P'aruvian ter? (ory. VALPARAISO IS TO Bh FORTIFIED many of the cd lice fom the 28h July, 1821, and Fhe work is anced. 1 1 t prev.ous to January, 0. MAGA HAUT ID Po capeat Sure ROHITEORT, a ae fo. Th ra will be cy sidered netozaliosd Jerovians, provided ouly $d Andee very Justi} lau Fhey are at aeder before the mGuiciphi astborities of this io. Wek Lg cannon, bali and the fortitics hecessul sail) they rex e thelr alleg SpA 1 awear fealty DULL TIMES be Vere Freryhady compl ft t there LL TO LER y Rixty lava =n Ine be allows COM] ALoe sw.” Mr M go rafting ofl anid aly prem 3 Jdued at Oo p houses is pal 0 I K LL ve ern he _. R ol Jancary i= el. leave he te y of I w J Na ti Arner ARYS CUB tiie Lule; AD ALY SU 1G al Lat Gate, wai BEICY, 8 Ele 1 a bearded Amenca Meonmtioat Je nthe WOUL EG UR Ol Focu Rudi hraogen joo I Aoseuin woubiooss Coder this article are o tere re on exhibition, A gyniiasiu the theater Ale dino “1 Sae* l be tt like es of the which bos uot power to Throw off 1ieape formance which will iv the tis! n this n'ry at al dike oh sotion of 1 ANNIN 9 an hubovient cigvn Ia well Rison the wenrly london gathering at St. Paal's Cathedral will he purposs we TAN BATHS sto tin fs 0 tion to dire t wed Pastas AIBN fore 4 TL Ly MN choir VON use The Tou Ba hs act asa pari®er piood, rush ing the prove inopt Tealing es A A sain to perfor properly its not important ooction of thi wef hove with orchestra x a main featire of the Bi Boscletty, deietenous atler which wou the wise become absorbed into the ol N Ap systews. Their efficsoy bi row. aud, what sof sul gher mpor Orlandint Mills, Theodors Lhowan aud others cree PREVENTING DISY AF Las ong been hnown in Farore ear ANG Mr Jerome Hopkins will direct They give what Is the surest «ou of Lewin a dl RE OMPLEN ON woormend themsel x sspecia y Ww the LADIES a le cosmetic, They are vow for the Sret tube wliow ced to the United States. LE CITY New Prof. MELLA DE ROSA Co J Medica! Tan fathing Ioatitute, A Hoosk Troy ARRESTED —Ou Wednesday even. No. 14 Bond st wear Hrosdway, New Yon Lg Ofer Herr rg of the Tenth 'recin ned a young NEWSPAPER FOLDING-MACHINES oh _ tohn Saith tp, hoe th as of Jo X08 J LURE. SO ge or, hor. wed smn. 16 pap ine atly eecerts ned oat he Vid entersd the apartment Press Boom [tune Ire. a of George Tong ut Noo 9% Naw ¢rualst, by means of faise hers and stolen the property Yesterday Justice Standley Te. 3 8 «fl comitted Lim for tral uly NY a [prt 00 Corros =H Cook of the Fifth Pre. ed i t vesterday niresie! Dur roung men, named Bernard Col Thowas Kennedy George byor and Samuel Brown for 4 n (Opn Ne #5 Caras tes a hale of cotton. valued at he property of Joseph 13 Lai ht-s st. lok p e -YOFN. 1 Iwi ell No Liberty st, from Vier No N kK Att g L iii S's Paths w Cate apeest the poser eis were ngaged in loading the ENLARGED AND IMPROVED Loo theo «ata property was fully rent LARGEST AND BEST IN AMFRCA fis the i the bags ng. and Justice THOROUGH ENT AT N i" he Hop OBLIGING A Shans FAITE SHAMPOO TRS -_ ABUNDANCE OF CLEAN [INFN vil ae ay AR p CLEAN ROOMS AND FCENICT RE Ine Food iit Yesterday Mi in 1 CLEANLINESS THROU OHO! 5 Ina v the arrest of Joho Smith PRIVATE ROOM FOC Ss AaMPOOING y A LARGE NOW SWIMMING BATH n f Fig ree t. The compiainant GR! ATFST OF LUXURIES ota os thal the a ent sa’ on, and while the at PHY BEST OF COSMETICS Pe {the bar tenter was rooted on another direction AR A CLEANSKFR OF THF Se XN wot! ped aver and took viol ge He was detected AND VI RIFIER Or [UE BLOOD, the a wd arrested as awre stated The prisoner in his REV ENTIY 1 STILL Wi MAINS NEQUALFL defense stitodl shat Jens wed an YUU wad be came into the A oly Ay a Ry DiRpary Ds nln Wore A sett oe aent somes hat tox! RHEL MATISM NVI RALOIA Ke nto mo tod the Luli oh Fortier Dodge coms A PREVENTIVE OF CIOL ERA othe wots 0 ball 13,000 50 0s THE PAST AEAR

Ad 2 TERK SH i 1 I “0 I uXIse A wx Wo ANY MATE AT HIRE. Ad est BALIIS AY HING 101 RN! BATH Yar ay held br oan he at the foot of Forty. GENTLMEN 6tofam sdlto Sn m LADIES. 01 Ia Ei A ny SUNDAYS GENLEMEN. 6 to 10a w RK. hpown woman found K bothe wa piace, The body had wpe T pe ntiy fr he Water Ta months the pyper vert 4 tw ny de omposed It wus attired in a par of dark ry ved praia NWA euise. drawers and shirt, v! Kons By direction the Clevae Hosp ial Dead

"UATE A Aoia In the Sam torday tte cme nf Potor KS Mary roapon An appl oa i et plaintifi te a wwe wet forth that 1) tra tine wilted Nove he rew tein) J RR} hs I fae an ny d time to pay ye he Plc on was to RY, JURE AL sont of we! the whe oi) ~4 No LTT tying Ihsantyn rp o Su. y Doan SUPPORTER Fi y i tte relist $10 mos ne ody N "Th AI h sino 4 da ae ine Yiw'y viurtp’e 4 a i loa tie Woinowe ad orphans V1 OTHERS WinY rr AND Pasty N NG Ie B and the RA X NA ARD AND X A] anal#t CURLS he most eases of Rupti re N .s WH PACENE CPVER TR 0) Pres sey thy fa appl uls oe ole Pro “i ted te ove of were wil tied to the We! of Pasae gach of Ne TT) Bose