The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1849, Page 1

———e ance of the face itself. ecaned were lying in noon of Sunday. not words expressing t sion was a just one. had determined to to him by bearing Jast repose on earth. The anxiet time upon the face of the departe many that it was past nine o'clock before the proces- sion was ready to move ; but the time at last arrived when they must start ; the coffin was closed, the pall was adjusted, aud arrangements made for the proces- Patrick’ gious services Church, in such cases, were to be trtends, relatives, fellow cl rers of the deceased arranged themselves in procession in the following order:— Rev. D. C, Pise, D. D., Right Rev. Bishop McClusky, Rev. Mr. Catholic Clergymen of the merous ‘The proce catafe rated number of second time orphai the orphans. accepted the legac life @ great deal afterwards stood forth and holy carcer of his departed coileagu The Very Reverend Joun Love: al ritual, or Officium Defunctorum, commencing with the one hundred and fourteenth Pealm, in Latin: Dileza Quoniam exaudiet Dominus vocem, orationis Bene redemtionem plebis domo Lavid pueri sui. Sicut locutis est per ore sanctorum qui a seculo sunt Pro- phetarum ejus. &¢., §. ‘Tho Right Kev. Joux Mvanes, Bishop of New York, arrayed in full pontificals, then walked to the platform e coffin, and spoke for about tes to the thousands within the After alluding in appropriate terms to the deceased, he said that in the melancholy apectacte be- fore them, were inyolved the principles which distin- Astianity from Paganism, as regards the f immediately in front of t Cathedral, guish Chr ings of the surv no hope.'* He has but g sleepeth,” a8. 6 pidiy sketehed t fices which the ies of two the eanctuary and hoy while NO. 5429. ee MORNING EDITION----TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1849. The Funeral of the Re ‘The funeral of Dr. Power, the Rev. Vicar General of the diocese of New York, and for many years pastor of &t. Peters’ Church in this city, took place yesterday morning. As we have before stated, the remains of this excellent man were lying in state at the chnrch in Bar- clay street. where he officiated for more than thirty years, During the whole of the afternoon of Sun- day, the house was visited by thousands, who came there when they heard of his death, to take one last look at the face of him who had been their friend and adviser for so long a time. deed many tears shed—not the formal and forced tears which they felt bound to exhibit, but the spontancous effusions of bearts rent with all the force of stern } reality. They felt that a friend was lost to them. There lay the good old man, with a smile upon his eountenance—a placid, benevolent smile, that told of a. life not spent in vain, of an existence which only ceas- ed when his work was done here, and which could but romise to the beholder that the spirit that lately ighted up the tenement of mortality, took its leave of earth in tranquillity, buoyed up by the assurance of a Speedy translation to scenes of heaven; he features ot the face wore no distorted ni and although it was indeed death that met the gaze of the beholder. yet the coffin and the shroud were more convincing agents of the fact than were the appear- In fact, it seemed as if the de- weet repose, and dreamin, agreeable incident. Almost every one who visited the ehurch remarked the fact which we have mention- a, ‘The moving throng did not cease during the after- and the whole scene was extremel: impressive. Although hundreds were passing throug! the aisles, yet they made their way so noiselessly, and withal in such solemn order, that it seemed as if they were treading upon holy ground, and feared to desecrate Btill they moved on, and as they passed the coffin turned their heads to gaze upon the dead—tears and e emotions which moved their breasts, The congregation, meantimo, remained both in the galleries and nave of the church; contemplation, and, for the most purt, bathed in tears; and the mere spectator could come to ne other conclu. sion than that ageneral friend of that large eongrega- tion had been separated from them, And the conelu- The deceased was indeed a friend tothem all, ‘They remembered that when the ounsellor sage to instruct them, or a frien aid them, they found such a counsellor or such a friend in their pastor. He had not been to them a stern and severe censor, but more like « father or a brother, pity- ing their misfortunes, and sharin, 8 and sorrows, How, then, could is he was mourned ? It had been announced that at nine morning the body would be removed from St, Peter's Chureh to the Cathedral in Prince street, where the funeral rites were to tuke place. At an early hour, the street in front of the church was thronged with spec- tatore, who kept assembling, adding hundreds on hun- dreds to the multitude, until, according to the estimate madejthere were full five thousand people assembled ; and yet even in the street, a solemn silence was observed; men and women talked with each other in whispers, as if fearing to break the rules of prepriety by allowing the confused noite of voices to be heard on the solemn occasion, There was no hearse, for many of the friends of the deceased—gentlemen of great rexpectability— erform their last office of respect is remains to the place of their 0 gaze for the last was evinced by 80 At a quarter past nino o'clock precisely, the remains of the venerated deceased were removed from the chureh, for the purpose of being conveyed to St. +s Cathedral, in Prince street, where the reli- prescribed by the Roman Catholic erformed. The nu- ° PALL HEARERS, 0 eight in number. 0 ° ° ee ee ° ° 0000 Borne on men’s shoulders, Theological Students of St. John’s College, Fordham. Relatives of the Deceased. Sisters of Charity, to the number of thirty. @rphan children, to the number of two hundred and fifty. Sunday School Scholars of St. Peter's Church. Sunday School Scholars of other Churches. Congregation of St. Peter's Church. Congregation of other Churches. Citizens generally, Protestant and Catholic. fon, embracing several thousand persoi proceeded with measured tread and in silence up Ba: street to Broadway, up Broadway to Prince street the Cathedral. On arriving at that sacred edifice, we found it and tke streets adjacent crowded to excess; but through the admirable arrangements of Alderman Carollan, of the Fourteenth ward, there was not the slightest inconvenience experienced in removing the body to the interior, and placing the coffin on the large or temporary structure, appropriately deco- usual way in funeral solemnities of this character, where it remained until the solemn services for the dead were concluded. On looking around the church, we observed that every seat was filled. iy thousands—were standing in the aisles, door-ways and other places, from which they could get'a glance at the solemn séenes before them. The interior was dressed with the emblems of mourning. The throng was so great that but comparatively few enjoyed the melan- eholy satisfaction of witnesssing the solemn service performed, before the sacred deposite was confided to the vaults.of the church. T! of the diocese occupied an elevated seat on one side of the sanctuary, and the Bishop of Albany one on the other. A clergymen were ranged on both sides. Look- ing from the sanctuary on the silent crowd of worship- pers were distinguished, at once, the afflicted relatives of the deceased; and on the opposite side, the devoted Sisters of Charity, presenting, aa it were, before the al- tar of expiation, a Rroup ‘of interesting orphans—e reft of a parent. All of the Sis- ters had grief and sadness depicted on their counte- nancer; for they felt poignantly the loss which they sus- tained in the death of Dr. Power; and well they might, for he was their protector—their parent, to you,” said the late Bishop Connelly, of the diocese of New York, in the year 1825, on his death-bed, to Dr, Power—* 1 bequeath to you, as a le Be to them a father and and, in the spirit in which it was ‘iven to him, he fulfilled the injunction laid upon him, fhe natural result was, that he was beloved by them, and it is to their care and attention that Dr. Power was spared to the church so long. fore informed our readers, sick for many years previous to his death, and the watchfulness and the sisterly care which he received from them, no doubt prolonged his From them, our eyes glanced more once through the aisle, and everywhere fell on cheeks bedewed with tears—on countenances eloquent with emotion. We felt repeatedly, ligious sentiment reigned supreme feeling would have r and interrupt th was heightened, wh rete Quid inelinavit aurem suam mihi et in diebus, meis in- wocaba. And ending with us Dominus Deus Israel quia we, Et erexit cornu salutis nobi en or twenty min n of th ‘aling forth in ngily arrived v. Dr. Power. earthly remains of the deceased to the tomb, New Yor, April 16, 1349. solemn procession was formed, headed b; deacon, bearing the cross between two cleries with he way to the subterranean vault, whither the clergy were followed by many of our most ectable citizens, clad in mourning. then, for the last time, blessed the lifeless remains, and the tomb was closed over; but the of him who there reposes will long survive. Long shall this community cherish a fond and hal- lowed remembrance of the Very Reverend Dr. Power. The body was deposited in the family vault of Tho- b. Davis, Enq., of this city, brother-in-law of the deceased clergyman. In about six weeks, a grand and solemn dirge and 1@juim will be performed in St. Peter's church, in com- memoration of Dr. Power's memory. Mr. Eprror:— __ I notice in this mornii headed, ‘Hostility of the Institutions.” You certainly do not mean to em- brace all benevolent institutions? The church has many under her fostering care, and encourages benevolent institutions w! her as their head. her for counsel and support. eh) You further remark, ‘‘If they were societies, the members of which were bound together b) vows, or oaths, or affirmations, inconsistent wit Christianity—with the principles and precepts of the great founder of the Christian religion—there would indeed be abundant reason. that character?” To the Odd Fellows’ Associa- tion I confine my remarks. What are “the princi- eat founder of the C! “He that believeth not in me, shall be damned.” ‘He that is not with me, is St. Paul saith, (Colossians 3d,) ‘**Whateoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him.” “Turn ye even unto ms,” saith the Lord, ‘with all your heart.” (Joel 21.) made without end, showin; vi Now, in most, (if not in all) of the lodges, in their initiatery ceremonies—in their opening prayers, in all that they do, the name of M Lord is never mentioned. Now, i this in accordance with His principles, and His teachings? But let this pass. “The Hostility of the Church to Benevolent In- ur remarks, until we “If they were im- 's Herald, an article hurch to Benevolent torches, and leading C. & K. will give personal ture at the dwellings of famil Liberal cash adv: OLEY & KEESE devo! of public and privat rangement, exhibition Pans FRIDAY AND AtTo’ THEOLOGICAL Theological Library te Libre en they acknowledge ‘and disposal their best adviser, and look f th volumes oi There were in- niture of the above residen ment of Parlor, Bi th full parti EDNESDAY MORNI But is it of Recovery oF tHe Monry SToLen FRoM Messrs. Nisper & Co., at Sr, Lov or, THE Rosw ples and prece tian religion?” 4 RS.—Yesterday, information was re- ceived in the city of the arrest of two men, and the recovery of a portion, and perha) money stolen from the vault of Messrs. Nisbet & The circumstances, so far as we have been able to gather them, may be thus ago, information was re- the whole, of the Co., two weeks since. stated :—About a week ceived by telegraph, of two men bein; small town between Springfield and Iil., under suspicious circumstances. They arrived, k, with saddle bags . There they bought a ‘on, for which they paid an extravagant price, made other displays of their money, which to the suspicion that they were the robbers of ut their horses to the wa, ipringfield towards the Upon the reception of this intelligence, Mr. , and Mr. Foster, at the in- stance of Mr. Nisbet, started in pursuit of them. ad a special deposit of $1,500 with the house, and who is one of the sufferers by the robbery, accompanied them. They pursued them to Terra Haute, and there ascertained that, only a few hours previous to the arrival of Mr. Cozzens and his party, the two robbers had left, 1 ‘abash. The party continued their pursuit, and overtook them thirty miles below Terra Haute, and there arrested them. Mr. Coz- zens got possession of the saddle-bags containing the coin, and a large roll of paper money. The known, as no count or in- ? r r Stoppani uotations mi; e Lord’s will 1 rt is, on horse! heavily filled with mone: Nisbet & Co. and passed through Pass over all come to the last paragrap! moral institutions, they never could have made such rapid progress as they have made.” It is euf- ficient to remind you that the i immorality has ever been rapit has advanced with slow but sure steps. “Instead of being hostile to such associations, the church, to be consistent with its principles, should encour- y 7G Lord saith, ‘Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to deso- id a house divided agaii Most certainly would of the church, if she members to forsake her altars, and to leave her, the institution of Christ, and Cozzens, of the police ress of sin and tswood, who h ile Christiamty woke, the entire every means,” ive ‘and costly variety o were absorbed in quisite engravings by. disti and gone down the and wy Iks of literature, ly. o'clock, at No. 58 Wa RE, OIL PAINTING contained in said ho on the morning of #ale. should encourage her On Friday, HANDSOME F Furniture and Jogues with full partic amount received is not JOHN KEESE, AUCTIONEER. ces on all goods consigned for sale. particular attention to the sale their facilities for the a1 of literary property, ean. ATURDAY EVENINGS—April 27 and 2, at the Sales Room. —Very valuable and extensive ¢ Rev. Dr. Hugh Smith, the rarest le and eplen: the ntudio of Mr. Boissenn, ai abe" Walker street, (0 Y—April 4. h Smith. nith, Dutch und Latin languages, together with « very € enki illustrated works in elagant bindings, including alto nearly 4X) original drawings and e: icuished artists, and some rat and curious manuseripts, illuminated missals, &e,, &e., fort Ned ¢ollection’ of the vestigation had taken place up to the time to which our information extends. that the robbers confessed the commission of the burglary and robbery, and that the gold of Mr. Spotswood was in the saddl g They were handcuffed together and taken to the stage lins, and, with for this city. i nm a humanly appointe No! It isthe duty of the church to exhort, let all true lovers of Christ’s holy institution strive to make the church the universal embracer of all mankind; that all the sick, and poor, and need may receive the blessings of Providence, througl divinely appointed medium. endeavors, be made the source of relief to the afflicted; of comfort and consolation to the sick and dying throughout the whole yore It seems, however, with them their fail to be mourn- le bags untouched. "clock yesterday the officers, 6 Atthe stand in Et horses were changed, about midnight, got out and went into the Cozzens in the stage with the prisoners, supposing him to be awake, A few minutes afterwards, the thieves made tl were tracke tarted directly ingham county, Let her, by their R 2 ESTATE AT HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO property, or sell at a redueed pri y parcels of property, situated in the pleasant and thriving village of Newton Falls, Trumbull eounty, Ohio, and lying between the two branches of the Mahoning river, and on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Canal, vi First Parcel—A Mill on the West branch, 168 feot on the street and on the river; mai jee led by water power and by s double boiler engine; last eight years asa Paper Mill, but suitable Mill, or for any factory (purpose requiring & Foster and Spotswood house, leaving heir escape. down the road and across a until they got into the woods. ghborhood turned out, and as at the last them, they were sti other, itis hardly probable that they could have made their escape. Cozzens and Forster remained ideay them. Mr. Spotswood came to this city, and from him all that is known about itis derived. The whole party had been without sleep for four or five days and nights, and were Mr. Cozzens, it seems, from Mr. S.’s statement, refused to count or ex- amine the money, or pay any part of it ever to Mr. §., although the men said his money, ina par- ticular parcel, was amongst it. As well for the manner of the escape, as for the refu age and count the money, it ‘ozzens to await his explanation. He doubtless had a reason for not breaking or opening the packages, and he certainly was right in not delivering to Mr. S., or any one else, any it until it was brought to this city. learn the names of the robbers, nor have we such a description of them as enables the police to identify them. We will look with interest for further de- yelopements, because a good deal of mystery rown around the transaction, in ra and in conversations on the streets. ere was a report at the police office late yes- terday evening, that the robbers had been arrested again and were on their way to thecity. We do not know how much reliance there i St. Louis (Mo.) Republican, April Townoat Exrtosion—Terrisiz Loss or Lirg. inboat explosions—whether carglessness or accident, is not known, and, thousand and one of a {similar kind that neyer will be—occurred at our some eight or ten human bout half-past one e’clock yesterday afternoon, the steam towboat Cham- Captain Brown, as she was rounding to at wharf No. 6, second municipality, burst her boil- ers, shivering the cabin to atoms, and blowing three of the firemen overboard. Captain Brown, who was at the wheel at the time of the ex, sion, was blown some fifty feet in the air, wit! portion of the boiler deck on which he stood, fall- ain into the hold of the vessel. He was ly sealded, and received a few bruises, none of which are of a serious nature. Two of the the second engineer and a fireman, were e former slightly and the latter severely. The first engineer was not on board at the time. It was impossible to ascertain the names of those who were known to have been blown overboard or the number of persons on board at the time of the explosion, though our marine reporter made every effort to do so. The boat, which was a complete wreck, was subsequently towed over to the flats below Algiers.—N. O. Delta, April 8. —Another of those st The people of handcuffed to each have preceded it, levee yesterday, to endeayor to retake beings ENO ICtE ERY: yery much exhausted. t Second Parcel—A G a ring all the last y the saddle bi justice to Mr. ird three floors, with Ci room attaehed, furnished with coun Also—A plat of ground a ‘Also—A small two story few rods from the other, not entirely joining i iocese—sixteen in number. 000000 © PALL BRARERS, Qu o cight in number, Painted inside and out: contains closets, bath room fireplaces. There is eonnested with it by orna: , & two story roar building, with atone basement 63 by 36 fect; the whole forming a quadranglo, measuring on the feet, and enclosing an area or court, planted with ye vines im full beari FOR SAN FRANCISCO, _ THE SPLENDID NEW YORK BUILT SHIP RELIQUE, CAPT. WINDSOR. E DETAINED TIL date, at the request of some of the passengers. gommodations are elegant and comfortable, beiag furnished State Rooms in the Poop Cabin, with two ningle berths ; and State Rooms also in the Saloon, with single berths. tent ventilators, port lights, Xe., re good air in the warm latitud Mrs. Farnham, with her Asociation of Ladies, has taken hich renders this the most agreeable op- to make the voya; i Cabin is fixed at $250, and ‘all found with the best kind of provi- is in the report.— ‘ings and sheds, and a larg the grounds attached, there are, in addition to 100 grape vinos , over 1,00) young 4 ove reeently completed ata cont of... ... The whole is now offered for sais for tive #1 Pareel—Four squares of village I lots, fronting om seve ° ares adjoining, The abov the w ithit. The HIS SHIP WIL THE ABOVE INTERESTING FROM ARKANSAS—OVERLAND Route To Cairornia—Counci oF Inpians.—The Little Rock ‘Democrat, of the 30th ult., records the arri- val of numbers of per ‘ort Smith for California. rived at Fort Smith on the 20th ult., with a com- pany of U. S. troops, 5th infanti son. They go as an escort to the California emi nta Fe. We see bya published ice that Colonel Bonneville, of the is not to command the !government ut it had been entruste 1 R. B. Marcy, of the 5th infantry, by General Arbuckle, before Colonel Bonneville’s arrival. rey is commended as an enterprisin, and accomplished officer, who is every way as wel das a young officer could be for such an is on foot to explore the Arkansas and Canadian rivers, for the purpose of ascertaining the highest practicable navigable point on these streams, with the ultimate view ef lo- cating depots for the future rendezvous of Cali- fornia emigrants and Santa Fe traders. posed that with proper exertions the land transpor- Santa Fe may be reduced below three is well supplied tend to start from Lieut. Updegraff ar- passage in thir shi » from Fort To’ in eonneetion w assage in the Poo} grants as far as corresponden: U.S. sions, and in abundi Ke, apply on board, at pier 15, Rast E. RICHARDSON & CO., 62 South street, GOLD TESTS. ALIFORNIANS AND OTHERS CAN Eafe Al box containing a true Tent, with acids: also Se 10, 100 village lots different pri 'O CALIFORNIA. MAME SIMILAR TO OURS HAVING APPRARED in & list of California passengers some fow w wholesale and JOHN J. BROWN & CO. d that hundred: Bois & Vandervoort, 37 ee at Newton Fi it HE UNDERSIGNED, AN AUCTIONEER OF THIRTY ‘years experience, wil tion to rules of Furniture at reride season, in Brooklyn, N on moderate term! consignments at give un of stone. handeome, aud besutifully situated Cotti with back building, stable, and genteel famil Saw Mill, in good jouse and three acres of 1 situated contiguourly on eon erected during the last ¢ vue of the wai dorde ter po or to old ten years d, together with a small ho: If acres of land, for t ‘arehouse on the Case hl, ‘0 Tom halls; 4 stacks of treos, (frui ‘peat and commodious two story hie re lots fronting on the public z s.. A grand council of the Prairie Indiane, inhabiting the territory between the Rocky Mountains and the Indian country west of Mis- souri and Arkansas, is to be held this summer. ect of the council is not stated, but it is ed to have reference to, the new movements California and New Mexico, consequent upon e of title to these territories, and osits of the precious metals. . Democrat advises government 16 take measures in time to ensure to emigrants on to the citizens residing on the frontiers of the border States, the strong milita 1. of population into California, and the frequent pas- sage of large caravans from the States through the choicest hunting grounds of the Indians, must be viewed by them with no small degree of concern, and we feel it to be our duty to call the attention of our government to the aspect of affairs in the DANVILLE BREW: HE SUBSCRIBER, TL Danville, offers the following pri His Brewery, which he has personally kept in. operation. for a number of years; it is the only Browery in the place, aud reat coal region where be sold every year. |, there is none better in the State, out of large cities, and in some respects better than those. ntre of the great iron region. In Dan= ville, there is one rolling Mill as large as any in the Uni leo, five Furnaces, and others in th "Any ‘uantity of Barley, necessar; btained at about 62 cents dollars per barrel in. Danville. blishment, understanding the business, wit! it, Cannot fail of success. also offers for sale a neatly finished two story dwelling house, | on the next lot adjoining the Brewery. Will be sold at private s would do well to inquire soo be reasonable, Apply to the ames Es the premises. Danville, Columbia Co., Pa. EXPE *, Guns, Revolving kets, Short Rifles, double i iv uel *, Ke, Ke. largest stoek of articles of this deseription, whiei wholesale and retail. PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA, HE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CO by me for California, having met with #0 much approval Tam thus induced to eall the attention of those fornia to an examination of them. fueh a manner, that all parts of the house, roof and sides, lide together, and a house 20x15 ean be put up in le jay. They are far cheaper than wood, are fire-proof, and much more eoufortable than tents. shipped, in two boxes, 12 feet long and 2 feet wide, and 8 inehes ht on which would he about $14 to San Francis- also be mo trouble in removing from one part of the country to another, as the house ean, in a few hours, By ealling upon the subseriber, a ¢ right reverend the Bishop i and Wilkesbatre, t 1 of good Ale ¢: As to the locati recent chan; the discovery o} The Little Rock is well known, in the and two smaller ones. rotection of a A house of the above Proper manage “T bequeath be taken down and put up. houre of the above size can be ween the sisters and PETER NAYLOR, 13 Stone street. great country west of us.—Philadelphia Ledger, SA¥E WAREHOUSE, Rods, handsom . Mvrperous Arrray iN Sovurm Campry.—On KINDS OF [RON SAFES AND MO- 3 we have be- p47 CANAL STREET, OFFERS FOR very lowest terms, Brusse rpetings, Oil Cloth, Druggetts, Rug: Window Shades and fixtures, ke, & nomiste arc invited to call at 47 Canal street. Friday night last, hey Chestt and Manufacturer of the genuine ‘ about 10 o’clock, two colored men named George Derry and Joshua, Lodine, dis- uted vbout rent said to be due the former b; tter, when Derry struck at Lodine with a knife; another man, named Wm. Brown, threw up his arm to defend the person of Lodine, and re- ceived a horrid cut, laying the elbow joint bare. Derry continued his attack upon Lodine, stabbing him ‘in the abdomen, forehead, and behind the OARDERS WANTED ments, furnished or unfurnished, inthe most agreeable and healthy part of Brooklyn, (with or without board) can be had, by applying at 99 Willoughby street, art payment for thereal Salaman: CUTLERY T KINDS, VERY CHEAP, AT 81 E, 18% BROADWAY. OF THE FINES’ had not the re- NHEVALIE French or German preferred, apply, at No. $85 Sixth avenue, between Zid and 24th street, t es Se echoed throug! TAILORS’ SHEARS, TABLE KNIVES, IN BROOKL’ ANTED—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN TAILOR, TO ats; also, two young ladies, to learn the trade; None but’ good sewers noed plemn rites. ‘I'he whole impression the supreme pastor of the dio- cere, in the sacred and appropriate robe of mourning, STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE, BEL plete, and of two horse power. Dental and Surgical Instruments, FREEMASONRY. ear, severing a part of the same, and cuttin; nearly disjointing the ‘and cutting the thumb and arm in several y finger on the left han nd forcibly ske LLYN’S RITUAL o¥ FRE with numerons engravings. A few copies of the above scarce ¢ edition of Plato on the Imunortality eb WANS, 178 Fulton street, N.Y. ASONRY, ILLUSTRATED f, the deltoid to Odd Fellow~ hi to the bone. jace was more little finger of the right nearly of muscle of the left arm cut throu ‘The room in which the affray took like a butcher's shop than a dwelling. Dr. OFFICE! tis then read the WO LARGE OFFICES, k, just procured ; fire proof store, ES AND LOFTS TO LET. AND TWO HANDSOMR eight foct deep and celled, to let in the new Cliff street, near John st. 8. STENTON, 47 John street, ford was sent for, who promptly attended the men and dressed their wounds; his opinion 18, that Brown, without great care, the use of hus arm, wounds will probably weeks, though not pial tle by an’ oe dan- was arrested soon after, and com- mitted.—Phila. Sun, April 16, " JUS’ SOLAR LAMPS, will most probably lose 1 IRAN DOLE: he arm itself. onfine him amark; ASHER R. MORGS , 17 1t Between Fulton and Ann, opposite the Chareh. STRAW GOODS, iOODS. HE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND & LARGE STOCK of Spring Goods, of whieh be wil public examination, eonsisting of Straw Good wert, Vieattor, Mantillas, Jenny | private dwellings, ublic, that he will execute all « some as an.induce= or for fitting then Lind's Sacks, ke, Wintram Lyon McK Canada, and_ has left it, Mr. McKenzie came bac! tant, and had he been hood here, he might showing up the Amet checking the grow ut even to do good he was not per- Ignorant and brutal men threatened his life, and he did well to leave the country. differently were Mr. Papineau and Dr. Rolph— much greater rebels than poor McKenzie—treated and rewarded when the The first received £4,500, and his sons were ap- pointed to the best offices under the crown (by the tories); and Dr, Rolph_was allowed quietly to re- eume his practice in Toronto, and though he re- ceived no appointment, yet i cient to obtain for his nephew, Dr. Parke, the best medical situation in the province—that of Superin- tic Asylum.—Kingston (Cana- eNziE has been driven from ‘obably never to return. to the province repen- rmitted to earh his ve retrieved some of his ns in their true ing passion for FOX & POLH , No. 69 Broan Stiser, consen or Bra Wo, 405 Grand street, between Orchard wi bk ade R FFER FOR SALE, the following heavy Cotton Goods, HAVANA SE FPUE woaersiened having been apy " nd Ludlow ata. R COMPANY. inted Agent for she sale ons : 8, ‘There was no oceasion, he said, HAVANA BEG COMP AN Y. for friends or relatives to weep like those, who in the words which St, Paul delivered to his disciples, “have With us who have been enlight velation from on High, death in the flesh is not annihila- tion. It is not even a nd it will depend on ours another and better world, with thos this chequered yale of earth, Th he said, very naturally found a plea on the jeparture of him whom we now mourn, to his reward Lord said of Lazarus, s early vocation and the heroje eacri- ceased made in the cause to which he was called, and to his gealous mission from Ireland to the United States; his untiring and multiplied la- bore, whieh, he said, were more than dinary ministers, R is now prepared to offer the following brands at the exceed- ingly low priee of annexation. GNUM BONUM, *RLSIOR, sfortun ne back to Canada! nod ab these extremely low rates whom we loved in application of this only by a euriet ad Paying for lowes eurred by anies to bad ones, “He is not de TO THE TRADE A RR AL DIRCOWNT. A large supply of segars of different brands, direot from the manufacturers, always on bi 8 interest was suffi- tendent of the Luna da) Whig, April 9. General Agent fer the Havan: ‘omps : 97 Wall stroet, New York, TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS Ww. ANUFACTURER of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoki 4 the attention of merchants and articles, as hein, ‘a trial of which w cheapest and the best, t variety, always on hand, at the lowest all before purchasing 5 W.-C, LEMON, 4 Wall at. METHING NEW IN THE WAY OF AMUSEMENTS. Au Ariel or Vaulting Billiard Table. The first aad only now up and in operation at the Areade Bil- A superior lot of Cue Lea- Seou France, fox aly as above, apld 26° qual to the ener- In conclusion, he gave his nudience to understand that om another occasion, a solemn eulogy of the deceased would be delivered. would do more justice to his memory, in com- oration of his many virtu ‘Ascording to the preseribed Church, a fragrant eloud of hatlowed incense perfumed dover the catafalque, while the ccffin. was successively sprinkled with holy water by every one of the attendant clergy, the organ me cnful aweil the funeral @ ge. he awful hour of cousigning the Apprrtonat Aci —By the steamehi file of the Co er of the Bist rey Roma, on the twenty strong ; that he hdd lost t OUNTS FROM Cou. Ween’s Party. Fanny, Capt. Scott, we have a hristi Star, to the 3st ult. That at when Col. Webb his party was not hirty by cholera, 3 We are inclined to ration in this, as the Star’s later than those ‘ic., April 8. baceo and Snuffs, invi ers ality, style and pri fested that they are t think there is exag, accounts were then we have recejved.—New Orleans ut little if an: one ever made, Barclay street, L TELEGRAPH. T.D. JACKSON, At No. 13215 Wittsam Stn ANUPACTUKES HIS PATENT ANN Hote) Telegraph, for the use of Hotels, Steamships, and | He also respectfully Cotton Sail Duck—2000 Bolts New England Co., Nos. 1 to 10 inclusive, hard and soft, ) Holts United States’ Pilot Duck, Nos. 1 to 10 inclusive, it. Williamantic Co., Nos. 1 to 10 inelusive, hard. American Pilot Duck, Heavy Whaling Duck, ‘os. of Duck, 5 28 inch Mount’ Vernon Twills, Ravens Twills, and Light Cotton Ravené, plain, ark Duck. Heavy 44 inch Twills, do, _ Twilled Cotton Bagging. y of wide Canvass, suitable for Tar Hammoek Cloths, Ke. RE 40 Cammine ereeer, LAMP MANU! AS on hand a constant supply of Lamps, Lanterns, Globes, V iek: id Camphene, at the lowest market SILLY, eral aiseount given to the trade on Lampe and Lanterns, #}ARELLY & CO., 1AM Srneer, Ur Star urersand Importers of els, Emproidertng Braid just received a beanti nd Mantilin Fi THE GREAT BOOK FOR SPORTSM Third Editon. now ready. FRANK FORESTER'S FIELD SPORTS ae UNITED STATES AND "BRITISH PROVINCES OF NORTH AMERICA, RY Species OF Game, ERBERT, 'E: ting Box,” “The Deerstalkers,”’ “ Crot rf , 2 vols. Svo. pries rs to preaiss the sports rediet the sporte red up to all NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND MEN. FLAVEL WILKIN, Attorne formerly of Orange co, N. ¥- ented himeelf in Nashvil lection and litigation in d business men of Northern and Eastern cities t notice and on the most liberal terms, pled ¢ satisfuetion that punctuality and strict attention, rarrant. He refers for Inquiries to Counsellor at tay, mattersofcol- le Tennessee, for the merchants Wir Exoravincs Drawn from Nature HENRY WILLIAM Anthor of * M; mn. C. Borland, Mont Sam‘l J. Wilkin, & book which we venture to p. man will hereafter swear by. the nicetics of English shooting, is not only « scholar! ralist, but @ practical American woodsman.—[C. F. in Literary World, The readers of the “ Spirit" know him well—in the science sf wooderaft he is there.—(Wm. T. Porter in Spirit of the 'y man who either has or intends to shoulder a fowlit ¢ oF rifle, should at once get hold of this instruc where and when to bag his game.—[. Biogray ¥G—Apri phy Ih & ,, History, tke. ALY, rd miua, Colline & Seamaa, merehante, ile, April 7, 1849. THE EAGLE FIRE COMPANY. OFFICE, 71 WALL 8STREEM, )) AND 4 LARGE SURPLUS, S to insure against lose or damage by fire, on A. G, STOUT, Presi: m3. hi alars on the morning of G—April 15, N adh street. i E FURNITURE—All the furniture of the above dwelling, consisting of Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Chairs, aus, Beds, Bedding, Bedstoads, &c., to- gether with @ large assortment of Kitehen Furniture, with Whieh the sale will commence, Cal he morning of sale. DAY EVENING—April 19. id Oil Paintings ab roudway, corner of z ‘ABaths)—A valuable collec~ nm of ancient and modern Oil Paintings by celebrated mast- Hisite drawings, Kew all of whi examination. The sale will be lovers of art and the public generally, an opportunity seldom met to furnish their gulleries with pleasing works of art. Boisseau, cclebrated as an artist, being about to travel throu the United States, renders it important to him to close # soncern, and to which public attention is respectfully invited, At 10 o'clock, at St. Peter's Dr. Huy HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR! Evening Journal, Since the day: Old Walton, 0: Book upon the iat SF, Sven roan erios of Fishing has appeared than” hila. Daily News, forest hunting, upland described, ay well aa th ind health, their trainin e exercise, we devin this the mont favorable terms, ‘Tuomas GLoveER, Soeretary. SPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS, Manufacturer’s Warehouse, 91 Joh COMPLETE assortment and large stoek of every kind of those well known and pop d, together with holders, and for sale to the trade, bay. and lowland 6 treatment of d in st., New York. He will commend himeelf to all se practical man, with as much poetry in hii as is requis of fleld sports in thoir highest eapabilities In material and execution, the work is truly admirable. of course, of poculinr value, but nos ‘and general read information concerning tt constanily on @ ehoaper deseription of mh. ich are now ready for who uso the gun as oxitive, and offers to the for the enjoyment for pleasure.—[N. NOTICE TO THE LADIES OF NEW YORK. STEWART, of 445 Broadw: To the sportsman, it Rectory, the residence of the late ent.—f Southern Lite i n the North Amorican Mr. Herbert is « terso, sharp writer, tells plain things i feelings of @ true sportsman in St. Louis Reveille, Much credit is due to the enterprising publishers for intro= ducing a work of this importance in so superb a dress, as worthy by its binding, typography, occupy @ place on a lady worth, it deserves a nook on the student's shelf—Demooratia i TRINGER & TOWNSE : ry Gi te ¥—The entire furniture son- foes right to the point, tained in the above mansion, consisting of a general assort- ment of Household Furniture, ‘On Tuesday, and the following evenings of the wook, at the lence uf the owner, No, 24 7 0 ny other house in Mew York (0~ the latest ar- and embroidered, of all the pleasures of meh imported Mantillas, Pest 15th street, at Superb and unrivalled collection of private library of Mr. C! d_ illustrations, to fe, as by ite intrinsio —A Freneh and English Straw Good Jo and retail in New York—whieh he will sell 50 per Ladies will find it to their sb assortment at D, Publishers, 222 Broadway, New York. THE AMERICAN JOE MILLER, PUNCH FOR THE MILLION, Price 25 Cents. ONTAINING a Preface, Bio ollection of Witticisma ever pared express! cent less than milliners’ prices, intereat to eall and examine for themselves. STANDARD FASHION—SPRING 1849, WILL OFFER THEIR STYLE FOR THE delivery, March 2d, BEAVER Hats, An experience of nearly twenty years, under eiroumstan well calculated to test the e Co, to asnert that eayTt a Generate raphy, and the most amusing wolishod, with Illustrations, for this work, drawn by Kenny Meadows, Phir, Hine, Henning, Crowquill, Doyle, 0 EXGita vince Ned article is peculiar- itn rare eombination of utility, beaut ic taste, to the habits and wants of the! 1. & Co., whilo ke ments of the Freneh ration of fashion or st; RY. Published by 1 Ann street, New York. apl7 1e* MERICAN FARM BOOK. OD BOOK FOR FARMERS, COMPEND OF AMERICAN ESQ., AUTHOR OF T 'ULAI Domestic Animals, their Diseases and of which thirteen editions have been published in has, after years of practical experi¢nee and close completed his gre rated by about 10 ‘sonal and prompt of familler, ork, or any part of Lon Sales same day effeated, an spacious warervo: R. J. TOD. one, with whose name @ gen- |OLESKIN SILK HAT, embracing all the most d Latest furhior nd unexeelled by any old a FOUR DOLLARS EACH. do for the mannfaeture of enjoyed for procuring from ms, 85 Fulton sbre itloneer- avi?” | Ofthe finest quality ractical agricul he work will be bstantially in cloth, and furnished 4, and can be sent b; a This work, we most more widely extended circulation than Mr. Allen, know- The additional pre this article; the increas France and in this market the eh and the greatly extended sales a rant them in affording the article as abo EARY Nos. 3,4 and 5 Astor House, Now York. 2 is destined to have ny work of the kind heretofore publ ing the wants of the community, has met those wants in i familiar manner, and haa made # work ‘® book for the whole people. I dit in book for mes the products of 150 Agents, active, ini 0 sell this book in e .—A cash eapital of from $25 to eas, post-paid, pluin, concise ai telligitle to alf. cheapness will cause body, as well for the man who ¢ earth as for him who r TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS, LOOKING-GLASS AND PIC- aw PKR, HE PROPRIETOR OF THE NORTH RIVER MOULD- ing Factory, in Thirty-fourth street, hotween 9th and 10th rebuilt in « substantial manner the above to aupply his former friends generally, with Mouldings of all sixes, v’S ALMANAC FOR 1849. of interest to the Ai x, containing times of tistics of Angling, be. ‘and Lines, of a} tion ns. Since the late fire, which destroyed the entire establishment, stock of Mouldings then on hand, he has together with » lai devoted his whole time and ¢ machinery for the manufactw several valuable now able to tui seriptions, for HN J. BROWN & CO, ‘a Depot, 103 Fulton at, LANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.—FRAN- CIS & LOUTREL, 77 Maiden Lano, manufacture every “and sell at the lowest ensh prices ; of & very sup erfect patterns, and with ablishment in operation in style of Account Book, PRING FASHION 1849 NOW READY.—' 0, Letter, Cap, and actured in this cit NSURPASSED logance, durability Fancy and staple Stationery articles, newest styles. onery Wi 2 FRANCIS & 14 3. W, KELLOGG. CLOTHING AT WHOLE E ARB NOW REA or St finishes TH A LARGE Clothing, for the Spring and ‘estern Trade, whieh 1 indwee those who may ICAL BOOK-KE NO. 88 CEDAR STREET. R.C. C, MARSH, Accountant, Author of the ‘ Scienee o: Double Entry Book-keeping Simplified,” and the ‘ of Single Entry book-keeping Improved,” eontinues to teaeh favor us with » r than those of time Woranly With tay thee tn tne There are no elasses—each pupil has a desk to himself, is pub m20 18 83 at once to keeping books, receives separate instruction, thus becomes conversant with all the acevunt books co! 8 tuting a eet, and also with many important mercantile ealou- ity, by this eourse, become competent hookkeepers in about » month, and reeeive eerti= CLOTHING AND FURNITURE. superfluous effects to m by sending for the su who will attend at their resi Mrs, Le s Seater cae CAST-OFF CLOTHING, EWELRY, FIREARMS, &C., WAN Persons of moderate cal 6, with terms, obtained at the rooms, from 9 A. ornamental, an mh) Ladies attends: buildings are new, 17 2 OVEL AND THRILLING SIGHT AT THE MORAL Centre of the Intellectual Wi es of books no’ ijeet that ever enj 146 Nassau street— half i aged the human intelleot, Ladies having cuperflueus effests they wish to conver ge to rend for CASH, will find'it to their advanta, Office No, 2 Park place, TO TAILORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, ENRY KLEMM BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUN the Trade, that he has taken lofts No. 6 hi med, and is d e rudiments of knowled; ining about the Mansion House oocupie of them, if dosired, will b value of these 1 than half the usual price: ad at this unique establishment, riser to tho mort profound pher, together with many of the holy fathers, and likewise all sts who have broached downward from Simon M. uith, and old Miller, The religious public ‘be expecially interested, whilst those dissatist arrangements, ean procure works giving cts by the revival of old heres eh & es sane. in i: (01 Contre of the Intellectual World, whieh is the great po! tttruction' for ail. the men of letters who visit New York. ‘ome, then, the whole army of book buyers, clergymen, editors, lawyers, dectors, mei ns, and bibliomaniaes, and refresh your souls with lew of the rare and valuable books contained im JOHN DOYLE, d Modern Boekecller, Moral Centre of Mcetual World, 146 Nassau st., N.Y. BOOK, WRITING, HARDWARE WRAPPING PAPER, AND BROOKS, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS, 65 ann 67 Nasna at Windsor Locks, Conn, HE subseribers have constant) News, Book, Writing, pers, and Tran id Be and qualities, suitable both for the New York Sonthern market. Paper manufactured at the in existence can n from the earliest m »whieh he offers for a: ri bk APPROVED NOTES. Country Buyers, particularly, would do well t where they have th er} ors under the lowe ere ‘Lois, “many alnable hinte for near Cedar street, New SHIRTS MADE TO ORDRR, CUT BY MEASURE, AND WARRANTED TO MRS. Clinton Hall, 129 0 BE REMOVED Wo. 1 Astor How Riehardson and Owden reet, New York. of sale easy, and any ol for eit: ‘ater street, New York, or HENRY A. DU BOIS. SRY FOR SALE, TO REMOVE FROM rty for sale, vin :— NEWS PRINTING, AND § the inventer and only manufacturer of the eelebrated PERSSE Stitehed Bosoms, the best and richest street, N.Y, bi different patterns. is paying the highe: ‘ox-royal fainil Mills is equal to any other rinting in the market, of strong texture and fabric, J get up Shirts to order, Their arrngements with other manufacturers are such as ‘al hundreds b will enable thei to fill orders for any kind of paps by their customers at the shortest notic PRINTING INK, B for the business, Good Ale has | er bushel ith confidence and ¢ original autographs Jar customers, among x-Presidents of d from Foreign Courts, Senators, Governors, and Consuls, ‘avy, Editors, P and gentlemen of to references, Mrs. Beman ean point her Order Book, in which are ‘of between two and three thousand rv sof Presidents any The subscriber Ynom are the nan The above property Any person wishing to pui Sit will be sold. every deseription of Pri sh he warrants equal to any ‘er manufactured, and at we low prices as can be sold by any gular manufacturer. Orders forwarded ‘lroad, to any part of the country, by addre , Me if’ distinction in chants, Lawyers, every ‘grade of Militar nite. RS. VAN HOUTEN WOULD INFORM HER FRIENDS, nerally, that she is now,prepared to exvente orders for fine custom made Shirts, Bosoins, and Col~ Jars, in the latest and most approved patterns and sty as may be desired, at her Shirt Store aud Manufactory, printed with my News Ink ; also great ther newspapers in this city, Philadelp rieans, and other cities and tow J GARDENERS, &C., —the Original, Pure, and Genuine Read the following certificates:— N, B.—Partienlar attention is called to her new style s. ap ‘at One Cont per pe nilemanly proprictor of the Astor House, to O, A, Kentish — ‘Dean Stt:—I used your prepared Guano with turnips, I noticed that the early part of the crop was entirely ‘and the entire crop was excellent, , in recommendin, fidence in {t, To farmers and gardeners to those sold nt from $5 to $ 0, made to order if you wish and Morocco Slips; Ladi Boys’ and Youths’ cheap Shoes, 78, to 10: 9 B nd Flatlands, 1. i. “To C. A. Kenran, Esq.i—Drar St pared Guano obtained from y% tatoes, tomatoes, &e., and I found it ‘the best, cheapest, an: easily managed fertilizer wi ale only by KENTISH Agents wanted in all towns, NEW AND CO Apply at 45 Duane sti 1, AND MOST PASHIC on, Misses and NE LARGEST, Cl ble assortment for Ladies, Gen dren ean be found at 367 Broadway, one dovr above Fra Country Merchants that want a in ill do well to call bef Bi I am acquainted. WOOD, Shrewabu CO., 40 Peck Slip, 5 A liberal commission allowed. JUMPER. FANT GYMNASIUM. ED A CONVICTION OF THE ME~ More than Thirty Thousand of them have been used without the occurrence of @ single ac~ ‘The most eminent Physicians daily recommen althful exercise of Little children. should be provided with an article so conducive to ite healt and happiness. the dozen or Cai AND BOARD- he. THE PATENT FE HAS PRODU rite of this novel tT, New Yorx, NCIATOR, OR Plums, Also, a_goneral assortment of first quality ‘nglish Split Peas, Birdeeeds, 8 "Sweet Corn, c. Mv holeeale’ omnestic Dried Fruit Depot, 113 6 3 to inform the ra, and prosecute all i with despateh. lip, may be addressed to the under- eed, oF to THOMAS CHALM EIS, 700 Broad @ THE CITY ply of Baby Jumpers, those customers 8@ should not fail to purch 1 ved, and the benelt 0 ATEN SWINGS for Childeon of all ages, to be had atablished depot of TUTTLE, 311 Broadway, New ¥ ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, CORNER OF GRAN D CENTRE ROTHERS PERKINS, age already exten A wholerale and re MUS, to them, and whieh has exceeded their most sanguine anticipations, beg leave to PRIVATE SUPPER RC for the reception of Ladies accompanied now, for the tirst ti ‘They are conti BAR'TOL’S WINDOW SHADE WARE ri Beekman, by Gentlemen, are 178 and 177 William street, one door from Bee wishing to purchase Wit f taste, ADIFS and gentlemen of taste, io Darehace Wi fades, Gilt Cornicer, ability to please the most fas- 4 ment in the eountry, and at the lowest mark jonce and taste in auch r saloon is not excelled TeNCR, for EXTENT, for ft 1 assured them that t! ‘of. Eto 6, hard. os, 1 tod, hard and soft, ‘and 10 of various brands, out 40,000 low sold low. Als for the perfection of its cuisiny:, and for its prompt and polite 30,000 WINDOW SHADE INDOW SHADE: bas always every edible of the New York markets; and in addition, alimost daily contribntions of luxuries, by all the pical regions and from Europe. AND STORE, ROOMS Manufactured and sold { tern, and of the best mat ee steamers, from the tre = Shade manufacture: ew York. Merchan Shades, or materials for t, and eheapest assortment im the United are supplied with the “4 WINES, L selected here or eharges will be found as reasonabl ‘Call and aatisty yoursely See VI CHAPMAN, ‘ork, ELEBRATED MAGIC also Posket Books, y variety, on’ the mos 1 fromm $13 to B20 per Rroeee onneR Broroan, ACTURER, No, 3 Barclay Sir % ‘i RUSSELL bogs to inform FACTURER OF TH aor Strop, of four side! le and Bankors’ Cases, in k. friends and the public hat he has purchased the above well known I'for "many years by Mr. Jas. Byrnes), and wtrict attention to business, to merit a co | with raperior Od Dagierdeonyh comm 5 Mats and Proververs of all kinds. inges, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, shere on the south tide of Long Island, in th Light House, om th Said bobt is seven years old, slightly etove, but dalele bo E AND TO HIRE, AT7 BARCLAY Yo Astor House, from 5!4 to 7 octaves, in ‘aes. AMES THOMPSON & date Taliaag ful assortment of Parasol TANOS FOR 8A c it Jssel's Long: Boat. ently about two