The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1851, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNET®, PROPRIBTOR AND BDITOR. OFFICE N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND WABSAU BTS. ann DAILY HERALD, % cents per copy—81 ver WT. HE w. EEKLY HERALD, every Saturday, of O% per annum; the Ewropean Edition A. rere vA Great Britain, and $5 te any ni dude the postage. Subscriptions, er with der the postage will be de= imme money remitted. GHEESPoNDENCE, egatcinl elicited: vased, foil! te dibei ah ere og i - Beat aia ee ae PACKAGMS SENT TO US. mie NOTICE i. of anonymous communications, rejected do not return these ncn ie NTS renewed e1 forning. “Aa executed with neatness, cheapmesa, wuld patch AMUSEMENTS THIS BVENING, BOWERY THEATRE, Bowory—Wizann oF THE Wave —VYumoce. DWAY THEATRE. eawer OD Love axp THe eae ArTan THe WEEDING. WIBLO'S GARDEN, ila nam age Vuues Amouns. BURTON'S 7 THEATRE, Chambers street—Orp ye axD cum New Rips Far Chatham street—Brack ScaucK RE, WaTIONAL by aon Waste Vasu ux—Jack SxerPaBo— |AM'’S LYCEUM, Broadway—A Curx Pee pain-Auiow Mix Fo Arowv ome. ERISTY'S MINSTRELS, Mechanics’ Hall, 472 Broadway Simorias Mixernsiay. FELLOWS’ OPERA HOUSE, 411 Broadway—Ermorias Meera isn. AMERICAN MUSEUM—Aaumne Penronmances ArreR~ 8 Case Inreciicence rnom Centaat Anuznica.—We have re- ceived from Ben Salvador and Guatemala our files to the 5th of January. The news is of some importance, and relates to the threatened war between those two republics. The insurrections in Guatemala are inces- sant, and the Gacete of that Btate, throws all the blame on Ban Balvador. We give below the proeiemations of the Presidents of these two republics, this quee- tion. ‘The British vessels still blockaded the porte of Bam Balvador, and did not permit any merchant vessels to cargoes owder ammunitions. fo Getta ot balveaey aks thatthe goverment of Guatemala has something to do with Guatemala, on the other ‘pand rs rng Bre ie‘of ‘Ban Salvador ot ea jureing country by their ual aggres. is Renssaate, 2t"Gen Generel ‘errera, waste ie ‘elope 1 the i ten ult. After be: rei against thelr ocitimet Gov ae war in thoir territory, tt tbe head and directing, ths denting of tach it per ple as the Balvad ormit ch of this territory ountrymen, 1 bi The ra and tie Balr Sdoreane will be “puch an te the glory, dignity of this rcus army tiat ae (Fa who dare profane vered wit eon Noe whe incuive = pom ‘ae by the prose of Gua- ls. Tlook we 00! Bad | ey Aa te; 1 pot look w “ we Tee Ghateeven if tho smallest of villages oor AND BVENING. NEW YORK AMPHITERATRE, 57 Bowery—Equesraian | PERTCRMANCES. WASHINGTON HALL—Pasonama or THE Piconim’s Pace ares. BATTLER'S COSMORAMA, corner of Thirtoemth otroes aad Broo ay. ~ @he Weekly Mevelés The Weoxiy Henao, with the news of the week, in cinding the report of the celebration om the 224, the proceedings in Washington, the late news from Ea. ope, ko, &e, will be published at helt past nine @ clock this morning Summasy of the latest Intelligence, But little wes done in Congress yesterday, and but little we expected, for we some time since that ne business of consequence, beyond the passage of the necessary appropriation Dill, would be trensacted daring this sessioa. La the Senate, the joint resolution making military bounty warrants granted during the last session, | ; assignable, was passed ; and the original grant was exiended, so as to declare that officers, noa-com- missioned officers, privates, regula voluntee! State troops, rangers, end militia mea, mustered gto the service of the United States, forthe » sion of Indian hostilites, or whose been recognized by the United States, shall not be excluded from the benefits of the origiaal bill The civil diplomatic appropriation bill wae debated dur. ing the rem-siadet of the day. In the House, a resolution from the Committee on Printiog was ordered to be engrossed, relieving Father Ritchie from his priating contract, and giving him io leu of the terms which he agreed upon, one-half of the rates fixed by the law of 3819. The vote on the engrossment was very elose, there being but a majority of three votes in its favor. Father Ritchie certainly has had a very marrow escape; bet he is not yet safe, although we expect the resolution will become a law. The Committee on Ways and Means, we under- stand, have agieed upon reporting an additional um in aid of the Collins’ line of steamships. We are rejoiced at this. Our government must Support those splendif steamships. Averse as the peeple are known to be to direct we are satisfied they would wil- bmit to be rated at @ certain sum per head, end would cheerfully pay it, rather than qhat this line of steamships should be driven off the field of competi\ion by the British government line American vaxetion, A more popular meazure has not been brought to | the notice of Congress; and stort as the time is be- fore the adjournment, it is to be hoped that the ex- tra allowance esked for will be granted. Tke Col- Jins’ line must pe euprorted, or we,must retire from she field ot competition, and allow our Engleh rivals to walk over the course at their leisure. We cer- tainly think the country will not, to use @ very ex- pressive term, “back out” from the friendly strug- gle now going on between the United States and Great Britein for the supremacy of the seas. We must and eball conquer. Dollars and ceate are not to be thought of ia connection with this subject. la eld times, the Dutch Admiral Von Tromp, with | a broom at bis masthead, ewept the Eaglieh Chan- nel. We must sweep the Atiantic and the Pacific —we must have the supremacy of these oceans, and cl] other nations, without an exception, must feliow ia our wake Very Lave Ta ana <We have recsived ca Obarieston, per rtoamer Ioabel, lately arrived there, files of Liar 2 Marina and Faro Industrial dela Havane, to (he 284 of Bebruary, four daye beter than ir previous advices The politice! news is of mo importance. Fie island joyed ite usual tranquillity; and the omg move- ments we have temarked.cre rome ebasge in the gerrisove of the pr At Havana, the get apart for the beueiit of the principal artiste have been fully attended. “ Roberto il Diavoie gnasterpiece of the creat oom porer, Meyerbeer wae ta ve rebeareel, and wae to be perfor b the of the season, Balvi, it ic maid, will leave tie very toor iaorder to fuldl bie engagement with Bar. pum, in asoisting Jenny Lind ta her couserts. ‘The representations ofthe Ravel Comily are bight Every might of their appearance, the ocy part with audiences | Mie Berein, the (ret ber Lenedt, in whiob yrom te aoeesrto Tacon theatre ix crowded in deticbt heir nevelties pe taal tak ghe wan litersliy buried ender fi Qbrewn upon the stage Lore yaem ¥reat The briy Mary Aan, Capt ‘Woit, arriv’ mm Bisa), yesterday, which place be feft en the test. The Mary Ano base arrived wi enly about one third of a cargo, though she remained ot Birel neeriy menthe end ave withe ogie package wowing ate of things produced by the Ine erler, Boareely any pi Gore is brough macket, and the price ie exter I Puf governmen: # very bad condition. Their | Greasery is exbe sd the troops, sumberiag | 0% are wilho: lothing sod aeariy cme q@8 ftarving comiition pay. or Morine Affai —Thte ef ien t + On Tor Oreane to the Hook extraord if pret three o clock. and chamee! way, distance ,peed from the whe be left her pier at the ron to fandy Mook bar trenty two miles in ome hour and forty-reven winetrr spainet s dood tide Fon ( The rteamehip Crescent City left | hegre She carried 95 cabin tteerace passengers, fhe eames of the former ates bead of Maritime Iotelligence. ued w made up our miad | services have | mances at the Opera are | 4 | acecred parties liberated from custody ind, aire, for it upon your co- operati 4 copyinced that yeu well know how to aid the govern- ment, and punish the temerity which dares to take despe~ Fate steps of hortility agalagt, us, ‘San talvador, December 4, DOROTEO VASCONCELOS. THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF CUATEMALA To THE INHABITANTS You may have seen the proclamation of the"President of | y the State of San Salvador, on the date of the 4th inst., aa- | neupeing that he calls troops to defend that State from the tiom which he falsely asserte we intend against that The true object of thors preparasionsismot a mystery, for thie republie or ta Sam Salvad moved by ite inveterat als. You know very ¥ t neglected any mm hat for more than ns to prejudice this republic, committing hostilities agais dmipistratioas ruling during all thec time over the destiny of the countey. ‘They bave thous ht that it was already time to put aside every bind of disguise, and to declare oponly a war, without any respect of consideration for the opinion of the greatest tof the Salvadorean country. This war will be to their ou bave seen with whet pra: c peated cllences whi ares for & war, the responsibi ‘of which will Fest uy those who eu itwith uta jest mo uty; e neighboring th those, who, witout respeot for right and marailte, are going to commit an adtion so tren- ‘he Army of the Repablio—The govorament | bas entrusted you with the defence of Guatemala. The memery of your triumphs over those same cacmics, must be Jive in yeur minds. They think that our ¢ de it betwo that you accomplish emala is that of justice; I am confident that God will protect it, a the numerous former sions, in to-nis Broadway. lectures, embracing remarks on the Human nt N rk, ae weilas the most fashi: Paris, ond if anythi je, it oan be f ¢ best guar: Now is the time to doff your oid eplace it with a new and elegant spri from the factory of Archer ® Browne t, who promise to give y Hats. castor, and fashioned Greenwich able article, ts.—Bird, corner le is presented to the jor quality of fab~ m Por! f aiteation is given to the wishes who’ consult their ewn taste {a the selection of & BIRD, corncr Pine and Nassau Spring Fashion cessor to Awidon,) Wi Broadway, near Duane sti prepared te furnish the Spring style of menttomn du oet beautiful and bec are invited to call wi B—all 4 ke Call and the Response.—Genin’s lav fellow citizens t rate and taeLion in this country, is wlure not to be cially whem this gem cf the season is sold, notwith- standing ite pa'pable superiority over all toa: he Las hereto- fore mapulactured, at the old prise, four do! GESIN, 214 Broaaway, oppoeice Bi. Paul's, Have you heard the’ rumor, that the Lockhesrt Bats, of the spring ityle, at four dollars, taiely outahine all the five dollar hats turmed out this report is true. CKHEARY, S74 examine his $4 and $3 by They stand alo and in elegance. the heavy winter hats by all goath of tast ing the superb fabzies ring fashion, m4, dencminated the comedy of the Old Love’ sud KNOX'S, 128 Fulton street, is where tbe scene is la. apy ope poster ing four dol ‘sesume a character 1 the pil Dic erming individuals who would ve known ae men of fashion, patronise Knox. Gentiemen’s Hats, Spring Fashions, 1851.— and sel 0¢: MARIANO PAREDES. 850. Gvarewata, December | Cryder and MeKay Bonds. Betore Recorder Telimadge. at Chambers. Yesterday morning, the writ of certiorari, made re- turpable a! 10 o'clock before bis Honor the R-corder, as noticed inthe Herald ef yesterday. in the matter pending sgainst James McKay and Jolin P. Uryder, to thow cause why, and by what authority of law the said parties were thas restrained of their liberty by the police magistrate was beard. The counsel for accused parties were presemt at 4 Mr. Bluot, the District At- by Justice Lothrop, was like- . Mr. Be ndierd, for the defence. moved to eturm made to the certiorari, served b previous, Mr. Biunt th: return, made by the magistrate. RETUR In pursuance of the anwexed writ of certiorars, I, Jeremiah Lothrop, one of th: Police Justices of the city of New York, certify and return to Frederick A. Tallmadge. Recorder of the city of New York, that James McKay and Jobn P. Cryder. the persone named in raid writ of certioray:, were, on the ash day of Feb- Tuary, instent, brovgbt before me up r my hand. acopy of wh ed that the cause of the ii | proceeding te . witmestes in | of the prosecution, the presen prisoners. in regard to the offence cLarged | examination ie till pending LUTARO?, Police Justice. New Yous, Pebruary 28. 1851, On the reading of the above Mr. Samdford stated he | Delie ‘that this was not suck a returm ae the writ requiied. and he was prepared to show that the papers ip Le wd ead already before Lue magistrate shouid be oduce The Kecorder repiied that 'n reference to this mat- ter, it sree ith ii pewdtog before the magistrate, and be eh the propriety of interferin, with the Yn vertig 8 entil rome edjudioat be mace by the Justice. [A messenger her cuit Court The Recorder then said. he was willing, nevect! less, to hear connrel on either side; and as Mr ford was compelied to leave, be would adjour: further proceedings watil 40 clock that afternoon. APRERNOON HEARING At4 o'clock. the appeinted hour. jumed Mr. Sendtord said im refer Ge, that it dors not ret forth the right to restrain ti y of the defendants, eatbe fect dose not, sxbicit enough to ehow thet An offence hes been committed. Mr, Baadiord read # veral authorities in the suppert of his argumeet return made wor all that was necessary, as be devied | the right ote ceneurrent. jurisdiction to latertere, Here Mr Biant cited from feopie ve Beweck, 4th Sar- bour, p. 31 eetion was, then the power of ja- Hiediotion to veverte the deciston of another Jadge d Revised Btatutes. p. §¢, rec fret Barbour, p 86. sec %, and hAi p 165. MeOloud p. TT.end third Hill, 600 orities were given. in ode to sus + forth Judielal oMoers ecorcer bas tbep jet to remove from the magistrate t move «care pending before the Keoerder, theretore the comourtent jariediction was act appl a this Mr Sandford whose argument (has very tore: ain cited fron re ond Ke: Btatutes, p 676 sinetesn Wendie, p S01; wleo tawny third O17 We ask raid be bas the magistrate insued rect duly «© wot aod justly’ We want the authority, the complaint. The eopy ef th here annesed ie not sufficient, it ie nec to the statute, the autherityen which the thefounded on = art of the defence add-essed elocaent manner om the ding & littie sarcasm, which he iy a4 he proceeded along He anid he regreteed to find that Justic Lothres was same. | what aptarormt !* to cert orer instead of wishing doi the hearing tcoable it would uing the care, be seemeco t wish to let it go from bie je on Borer theo coctinued kis argu pending macter roitened off wory n tisdiction ment at some length in substance, and to ti Mr that the writ of ce with in the retura overt hed net been fully ade by t tan by his decirion would take a shert time to meke up hie mind ow the subject. An application wae then made to bail the defendants Me Van Ba- ten eaid that his cliente could give bail in (he sam of | $10,000; with the provision, however, that in #0 doing, they would not be deberred from the croes examiaa- tion of the complaints. The district attormey con: sidered thet the bail was emple to insure their attend- | watered the righ! fendaste to required. To day the requi into betore Justices Lothrop, » Brooklyn City Intetligence. Exremnre Borouany The house ot Mr Joho kitchem, Bouth qVilla Firet Pise, South Beook!yn. d during the might of Thoreda; .™ ‘and ar- prere, which wae itself very strong, where ted immediately in cy on | | Mr. Biapt. the District Attorney, coutemded the: the Therubseriber would respectiully jorm his friends, pa- trope, and the public, tha: the sprivg style of Hats for gen- Uemen Swill be reacy for inspection this day, acurday, March 1st, Nha, 106 Canal street, exacted Weeater'stevet. Gentiemen’ nacheld, Hateer, 1 , has the’ pleasn: publie, that on 4 t, corner of Anu, ‘his friends and arch, he will yy; Baufactory. ‘ar coutour and distingue air o rallest confidence that comparieon with any predesd te -ihis ‘elvy, Motwithe xpense attendant upen getting up th price will not vary (rom the old mark of § ord judge for yourre: J vantages hit (flere over all ¢tber ‘The public are Invited tocatl and examine The New Hat Cempary’s les, (toes im number.) 'y themselves tha: @ anort that they are pot Four Dollar Hat ie cheap a8, ality an of Custom House iniquity, Among the othe Baiver of latorvet, it will comtain a graphic rapor “Nombcr One's Ball” at Harlem, by Nicholas Seagriat, Bog “ond editorial comm C «i the day. Look out f Lave Cif street, 200 pp. Zi eents. % What » those mere secret notion, that the has ite habitation.” Hein vigor $2). Other garmen large tevortment of read: Domerable requer Goldemsth hae consented to proton aear Hroadway. caw: by Lous J. Crom Paris, for the tur estalt this city. rely Barks) bad’ none for many years, the bie of « fow bottles. oes Bot 9 fave. Mr. t. W. b6 Laight atreet heir b wat Onee rectored. whe yearse! ng over, The Or. ved aed Br vom ef Prices, aloo tri whose bus nese or pleasure ¢ SAUNDERS, Liz o be obta f ough complexion f thi Boscom, | Washington e + Capt. Raaamom | property wes deposited. Thethieves m bave had pill leave thie port at soon t tome knowledge of the premices. ae they made their Rare A une way direct to the press abore mentioned, lenri Seube « 4 everything untouebed Up tolast night, no trace urexe be launched this morning at the property or the a ee 4 covered from the perl ot Me A J Westervelt, foot of Hourtce ohana B rr Tw tested on feet. A description of . mrsday. (0 cov erideati: on tea " aa 1 bee been crowded | bat oy fom: bar rious eaterprise. A. email | be of matter bul we will smdeavor to gi an and al coossary house oy | tte motos im ere fond pen. thew ut tbe ice Ae Pe & The ¢ 7 have bece unable to connect them with any o! } Ghige gutted seAmtay:=Comneenon ne a eis ih to detain them and some of open | 7 ao ‘im. Tell | New York officers, who went over purposely | ftom Barre: Lomion | end aret Lvans, | terdsy. aould not identify them. Upon one was Ois- | gfom Lendor; Guy Mannerirg. from Liverpooi. wad | covered @ pewebeoRer) nd pen Fe, 3 Seb overeat | " 1 - e near! uppored to have been stolen Boatberar trom ew po sor ihe Margaret rveee | See es. ae le the only eles they hers to leed bete fae persage of 27 da, @ Lonton waste | wo het detections The coat et the office of the Be Victerig ges H te7 mm -b tot Police, for mrp gtion and jdemtideation loc fame “3 Dostor will give Lap hyA his recent aly inth his eriority ‘over the seeds The Oid Love and the Few.—Discarding s Hats.—Spring Fashien for 1 Tre Yankee Blade—The best Paper pub. Lashes on this, co . Only two be tah & year, a fe 18 per w rookly a. esd y.be had St 4, pont No. 3 te-morrow will continue ite he exciting events 2 by Geo. Borrow : Harpers, 8% One day snore.—In compliance with ta- Timotat, | & orp eruption, ot | 12>. a te. o4 Wo deetal rencwal of the Mate —De, Kel- now ‘The Dr. Metalic Fantet Strop.—Phe Second Ward House, 84 tt frre sant has 0 noo and if any encouragement was pares further Fishes, agai ot, sacond Ws ‘ard Nassau Street.— es with gratitude, to it will be by ie My furo' the best Ba with other setreehen ‘ ok suited to every taste. wake Q'MEGARY. Recond Ward House, 84 Nassau street. Great Unton Meet! New York aad vicinity. and formed, that ‘Union ms ‘The Citizens of ou ¢ to filustrats oh Park Rew, epp>- hats, $3 and $4. Fi Hall, ee. Standard press Tor made by use of Zinc, un: team by four conetant use by the A Fish piacere mien ver ® Tone fol oreawod eee ca ct S dice. 8: tates, for Bay's Packing. Persons who tr ted im the use of that mad Rep ep par ‘9 Patent Packing, and will ‘The price is as MONEY MARKE, Frivay, Peb, 28--6 P. M. The market opened heavy this morning, and prices fell off considerably. There were large transactions inthe leading railroad fancies, principally for cash. At the fret board Erie Income Bonds declined \ per cent; Farmers’ Loan %; MorrisCanal 13¢; Long Island 44; Edgeworth %; Reading Railroad 3{; Hudson River Railroad 1; Erie Railroad 2; Harlem ; Norwich and Worcester 1}{. State stocks and railroad bonds were in better demand. Harlem was very firm at quota- tions, and varied less to-day than any other on the list. Nearly two thousand shares were put upon the market, and it improved from the opening. Morris Canal bas declined three per cent since yesterday morning: Theannouncement made in the Herald that an injunction had been granted by the Chancellor of New Jersey, created considerable excitement in Wall street, and depressed the market value of the stock very materially. As soonas the company have been ofMcially served with the injunction, all transfers of the old stock will cease; and if the board of di- Teetcrs do not at once proceed to carry out the pro- visions of the act amending the charter, a receiver will be appointed to protect the interest of the stook- holders. The management of this company have been guilty of a grors outrage upon the rights and pri- vile of stockholders, and it isabout time an injunc” tion or some other restriction, was put upon them. It appears that soon after the act amending the charter of the Morris Canal Company passed the Legislature of New Jersey, the stockhelders held a meeting and voted to accept the amendment, and at the same time passed @ resolution requiring a consolidation of the eld stock, au issue of preferred stock, and an aban. donment of the old banking privileges. These were the conditions of {the supplementary act, and they were adopted. Some time after, the board of directors got together, and voted toreecind the resolution pass- edj by the stockholders, to comsolidate the old stock. The directors had no more right to do this then they had to put their hands inthe stockholders’ pockets extract their stock, and destroy it. It ir, however about on a par with the doings of boards ot directors ail over the country, and should not astonish any one. ‘This injuvetion will put matters and things all right. and we shall know what @ certificate of stock means, andbow many shares represent the capital stock of the company. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treacurer of thie port, to-day, amcanted to $91,770 21; payments, $900 52—balance, $3,678,041 72. The capital stosk of the Hanover Bank has been nearly filled. The books clos+ on Saturday. Sub- scriptions will be received at W. & J. O'Brien's, No. 33, end Corniug & Co ’s, 63 Wall str The bank will be located om the corner of Pearl street and Hanover square. Steck Exchange. 58 106 0 she Mor Canal ter] 108) so 1750 Libs, 200 17%4 1B 103 100 Long Ioland RR, 1 NYRNORR ND BOGRD. 0 obs Mor. is Camel 4 we do * a0 ao ca iH 19) 10 10 Undern RIVRR 25 Ports Dry Dock ise Erie RR 200 do M Edgeworth Co 100 do CITY TRADE REPORT. “= Buxapstvrys —Fleur—We bare t orn end p: pales rom up o. 9 superfine at $445 » $49 to rtraight State at $450 « 462; New Or $4 O2e $4.€3; taixed t> choice iehivan and Indiaua at $4 76 @ $0; good Ohio 4 round boop do. $4 Bl & $4 04; pure Geneseo 5 per barrel; faecy Ubio at $5 12 a fancy Genesee at $5 12 « $5 % excre Ohio rere at our ii adino flour, $4 68 for common to good flour was held firmly, bat ed. Ther brands A Georgetown. and Pet ‘< try at $4 57 and fency do. with Riehmond country, at $545 a $5425 We havety note a rteady market for rye flour. with a good inquiry, an of 100 bbls. at $3 8754 Some choice lots brought $4 Cor meal remained without i though the market was more soti Datrels = N Jerseya changed han wine, io Tots int $335 7 7 ported, to more plenty acd ored buyers: the de. was light and the rales reached 9,000 burhels, at Outs were in iumited request at previous | Sevres; we quote Northern at 490 a Sic. and Jersey atdéc a 490, There ware better feeling iu the mar- ket for Corn, and the supply wae mot so large. while the demand was good in part for the saat end for d Wilieg; the twa Nerthern and Jerr trace it at pricer exhibiting line of ie. per lb since & Feevipt of the Europe's untavorable efrlses Provisions Pork A better demend prevailed for old pork, and the # realized yentorday has been well enetained = New tather quiet, and held at $18 76 tor mens. ang $11 25 for prime, The transac. {fone rum up 2.000 barrels, including cid mens, dold $10. At the close bold ates Beef bas not varied 1 report, #hile males have been tr pet tierce, for Western, Beet b at $1476 ® $16 per 220 Ibe meate werein active request. and the market hi improving tendeney ales daring the past two jaye (00 barrels and tierees hame plein and sugar cured, at ‘and thoul-lers at Oye, wars better f Cheene was Inactive, al, at 66 @ Te, an io quailty At the residence of the Ri the Very Rev, John La — to Mise Anne Jane On Thursday, February Tease C. Por canp to Many Eeq., ali of thie city. Thureday, February 27. b: Hesay UM x. 4 Phi ht Rey. Dr. Ht a, V. @., Mr “ra Dr. Patten, John Day, by Rev. Pierre P. ia, to Many this r ity. january 16. Tow the Rev. Leander Ther, Chaplain U. 8. A . Lieut. R.R.Gancanp, 7th Intentry, U. 3. A. to Miss Exizanern Wor, daughter of Samuel M. be Eoq., of Brooklyn, L,I. aaixa. On Friday, Febru aerate after a short illness, Man- a P , eon of Bdwar and Catharine Baack, aged 7 The funeral will take plage ¢ on Sunday morning, at o’olook, from tl ot his parents, The frien to attend, witheut further ne- ins will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- tony tee interment. Zosvetei February 27, Avecarpe, twin daughter of ‘Oyrue lary T. Chenery, aged 11 months. The relatiy and friends of the Jamily, and those of her grandfather, N. T. Hubbell, are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral, without further i pM past from No. 18 Chariton street, this day, at half-past 3 o'clock, P. M. On Thursday evening, Perea il after a short illness, Wit. trast Tree. ‘The relatives and fri ae of mily, also of his sons, Isaac. Thomas 5. ‘snd William R, tad his eon in- law, Isagc Mead, are respectfully invited to his funeral, from his lete residemce, No. 71 South Third street, Williamaburgh, L.I.. this day, at 11 o'clock, A. M., without further invitation On Friday, aeeenery 28, Awxa Newnatt, daughter of Eugene aod Marthe A. Fly, aged 4 years and8 months. The funeral will take piace this afternoon. at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her father, No 38 ‘Twenty-fourth strest, west of Fifth avenue. The re- maine will be taken to Mount Auburn for interment. At Clarksville. Tenn, om February 16, Frevenicx D. Pise, son of thi David and Ameii Piso, in the ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. _ SPECIAL L, NOFICK NION, NOW AND fi Ward—At a mooting of tho De: tte of the Fourteenth Ward, held at Tsinud City” Thursdsy evening, 27th instamt, the following resolutions | wore adopted | of the provi- i Bosolved, That the nationel government, as such, is not responsible for, and has nothing whatever ‘todo with, the institution of slavery, except to protect the right: of the States where it ¢: hen yes rights have been ado~ G cto ma ors heir own way, without y interference on the part of thave States, which. in the ve abolishe tthe ij Within their ri olved, That no man is entiled to represent the State of Now York in the Senate of ths United States, at this certained. | Resolved, That acepy of the foregoing resolations be published in the New York Rxpress, Tribune, and Worald. JOUN B. SCOLES, Chairman. Cuas. F. Hevens, Seoretary. 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