The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1852, Page 1

SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1852. BROWZEY THEATRE —BOXES, 25 CENTS) PIT, 124 cents; Sents in Orchestra Boxes, 50 conte. Doors’ open SAT; ourtain risce at 736 ovplock. | Monday evening, May 17 Will be performed tho jatic romance of the CURSICAN BROTHERS Mr. Bady asthe twin Brothers; M. de Chateau- Fenaud, Mr. G Baron di Mr. Hamilton; ns ido, Mr. Lefling- ne, Mi Giths; Mme. Savilla dei Franchi, Mrs. jj Maria. Mise es Previous to the romance, the atic drama of THB MYSTIS BELL OF RONQUE- ROLLES—Nichins, Mr. Eddy; Jean Gauthier. Mr, Stevens, Baroness de Ronquerolles, Mes. Jorden. URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERT.—DRESS Circle and Parquet, 50 cents; Second Tier, 25 vents, rh vate Boxes, $5; Orchestra Seats, 75 cents, Dore open ab fic] to TAC o'clock. Monday evening, Nay {7 "will be drs of DAVID COPPERFIELU—David Cap- la, Mr. Huseal; Ming Gotxy Tsotmvod,” Mey. Washes: Dart! rs. ott; Agnes, Mra. Fis! iah Heop, Mr. Witkine Mina ber, Me, Barton; Nice icamber, rot A . Dyott; Litt ly. Miss Howland. To conclude with the farce of the GOOD FOR NOTMING—Chariey Dormer, Mr. Kussell; Harry Jobneon, Mr, Bland; Tom Divbles, Mr. Johnston: Nan, Mrs Skertott, NN A NAN NAR ROADWAY THEATKE.—E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE Lessne.~ Boxes sae Parquet, 0 soabe: Pom Circle and erformed the comody of im Warren, Mr. 3 P. Cor . ‘The cntortain- KS DE VERE ». Whiting; Jul meuts will commence w Mrs. F. Con’ h the drama ef AGN: Ifred de Vere, Mr, 4. W. Fenno; Oliver Dobbs, Mr Da- Ponisi. To conclude with the IPLE BRIGADK—Mrs, Major Masterm: jer Simple, Mr. Chas. Hal IBLO’S GARDEN.—MANAGER, MR. J Tickets, 60 conta; Private Boxes, nixbt. The ju and Mr. Hudeen in a now formance will commonce wit! Avnes de Vere, Mmo. 'OHN SEFTO) ope oe At 8 o'clock, the the original overture to “La Part dn Diable,” by Auber. After which, fourth time in ‘ork, Auber's comic opera of CARLO, THE MIN. El—Carlo, Mme, Anna Phillon; Don Rafaol D'Rstune- Tudson; Ferdinand, Mr A ach; Frar Antonio, Mr. jount Medora, Mr. Buras; NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET—DRESS Circle and Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 12% conta; Orchestra ‘Tickets, 60 cts.; Private Box Tickets, $1. "Doo: curtain rises at 7% o'clock. Mondayevening, ML tertainments will commonos with the tragedy of OTHE Ingo, Mr, Booth; Othello, Mr. W. G. Jones; Cassio, Mr. J. Cooke; Duke of Venice, Mr. Stafford; Brabautio. Mr.'C, lor; Montano, M, rs. HE. F. Nich with the burle Faby de Franky, Mr. Baron de Gridiron, Mr. J. Cooke; Emma Leo de Square, Mrs. Drew. BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprictor; John Grooawood, Jr., Assist ant Manager; C. W. Clarke, Dirootor of Amusements.—Ad- Children under 10 yeai cents extra.—The publio ‘is place of family amusymous still pre- a ‘ery attraction that the spirit of enterprise and the genius of success ean compass or suggest. It con- tains, in fact, millions of novelties inevery branch of nature id jes that for taste, beauty, rarity and America. Monday and Tues: feernaons at 3 0'clook, the com: N WITHO! ; follo by the pli of NO SONG NO SUPPER. In th aie os Teorabck, the grand speetaclo of CHERRY ALE STA! HRISTY’S: eis eee MECHANICS’ HALL No. 472 Broadwa; Grand st 0) night during the week. until further notico.” The and well kuown Christy's Minstrels, comprising. & and vorsatile “corps” of “talented” and “experienced rmors”’ under the management of E. P. Christy, whese 0 ot ne ai _ i tans cn of e a Fee have been received with fay f : b rity Yavor by highly renpectable aud fashion Ti 7; coms Inence st 8 ovclock. The Hinstrolenn que 01 0OF€ Opes atrons of Ghristy's Minstrels are fully informed the Saturds ren a ee that the Saturday afternoon concerts GOD'S MINSTRELS, AT WOOD'S MINSTREL BALL, fF root.—Tho proprieter takes in thnounoing fo the public that Qo bases: ore & the world, and is determi t ke Wood's Minsts Hall i ovory way worthy the patronage of the . gentlemen of thiscity, He also takes this opportu: Sepredt his Shanks fo the front pavconage confarred on hi inizawon of his prégout ater. Sromises te replenish trom Yme to tine wht shetercs 4 re to ey fe le wet ib by oan YCEUM THEATRE, Ti o'clock, Monday eveni comody of the LADIE: do Grignon, Mr. Walcot; Counte nett, “After which, a1 titled WILTON, BAR! giaciude with the FAIR: ON ¥ King Lachrymoso. Mr. Waloot; Bennett; Queen Lucidora, Mise O OPERA HOUSE ; Amphitheatre, 25 cents; Sofa Seats, $1. M, through the da; 1d for Parquet, Boxes and Lf packets 7. z: ew and original oddity, ND JENNY LIN De 5 WITH THE GOLDEN Gyacotal, Miss PARQUET AND performances.—Monda, Sir Thomas Ciiffura, ter Walter, Me G. Y. Brook on Wrette; Helen, Mra. E. Stophens. ROADWAY THEATRE.—MRS, JOHN SE! t B BENEFIT, POON ‘Ri On which oocasion will be given ( * GOLDEN Jommy Twiteher i... as ori Rundred nights. 21. first time he had ere) the great FARMER. ‘ohn Set lew York, upwards of thre ainmonts by tho efficient company of this URTON’S, CHAMBERS STREET.—MR. J.C. BAR- aunounces his annual Bene- h inst., om which oooasion, he hn Brougham ‘and ; fered thoir valuable aid, and will aj jon ina comedy and farce, nt of the company. IBLO'S.—MME. ANNA THILLON’S OP! net, Treasurer, respectfu' fit for Tuesday supported by ERA NIGHTS, Caroline Rous- —FRENGH & HEISER, tors.—Dhe first grand Sunday Concert this Dodwortiva celebrated Cornet Band, will take place en Sun 'y evening, Ma} mi ‘a 1, ae Frotti;"2. ‘Dis Pesoatori, dust—Donizetti; . Free and Saturday atvernoous. -Adailesio comme! cents. Di at; conee at So'elock, ‘The afternoon cons ‘Garts commence at Go'olocK.N. B.—Thestrictent order wud esorved, an tothe comfort of visitors, rabies) hiked ADAME 0770 GOLDSCHMIDT (LATE MLLB JEN- announce tha re be pe h Loifeatne Boar, iN aM RICA, sw Tymspay Evenina, av 15, 1n Marrorouran Hau, PROGRAMME, PART I. Sa. Pager sahsshies* ise: gpecthoven 01 * Ah non aves arin Rudons.. spaiherthgs.) + +++ Donizetti, or C. Badial Wietnshte mir der Schlummer,”” Recitative—“ Ah mi Aria— «*Me Iago! Mapamx Jenny Goupscumipt. PART Uy Concertstuck. se gece Pi ‘Mr. Otto Goldschmidt. Duetto—“ Ah l'ingrato,” (les Hi eet enpeer, Mgvame Jenny Goupicumipr and Signor Badiali ‘Concert eae ¢ Orohestri . «Theo. Eisfeld, Aria" Doh vide 0 } Pigaro). Mozart, Mavame Jenn \OUMIDT. Cavatina—“Croda SIE ighty performers. ‘Mire ‘Theo, Eisfela, . sessrezse eM. Joseph Burke, t GE o*clock; Concert to commence at 8. The price of ticketa has been fixed at $3, $2, and $1. Each floket 4s accompanied by » numbered elieck, Which secures & ring & Co! nding num! Hcket office. No. will be open on Mon- jay 17, from 8 o'clock until 12in the morning, for the Puesday. Mgy 18. ‘Books containing the words of the so#ks, in English, Ger- ‘man, Italian, and Swedish, for snle at the door on the ev lng ofthe Concert. Price i2i¢ e Jast Concert but one will take place on Friday, May 21, at Metropolitan Hall; and the Iast Concert in America en Monday, May 24, at Castle Garden. ONCERT OF MADAME OTTO GOLDSCHMIDT, FOR- merly Jenny Lind.—A few choice scateto be had at spriance, SHERMAN & CO.'S Bookstore, No.2 Astor louse. IBLO'S GARDEN—COMMENCE AT 8 O'CLOCK.— Monday, May 17, Auber's comic opera of CARLO THE MINSTREL—in which the favorite vocalist, Mme, Thillon, will sustain her original character. Mr. Hudson will also Appear, Tuesday, tho wonderfal Caroline Rousset and her Zbfos cistors will perform in the two ballets of CATARINA nd GISELLE. HE STATUE OF THE WOUNDED INDIAN—FROM the World's Pair, London, is now on exhibition at Stuy- itute, 050 Hiroadway. Admission 25 conte, Opom ne SPIPVALL NEKINGS AND MANIFESTATIONS —MR. M. BLEEK will givea publick Exibition of the Spirits, att St. Lukes Churoh corner of grove and hudson, Monday sevening, May the 17 and 20 he will 10 medeuns a oommity apointed 2investegate 2 now if it spirits or something Else. 4or 5 Chemical men 2 adress the audience, the a bare ex- pences ge 2 Benevolent Perpose. RATING AND BADGER BAITING ON MONDAY evening, May 17th, at 48 East Thirteenth street. CORPORATION NOTICES. ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given to the owner or owners, occupant or oc- eupants of all houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, affeoted thereh: ollowing assessments have deen completed by the Assossors, and are lodgod in the of- fice of the Bureau. of Asseesments for examination, by all For paving Thirty-trst street, be~ Tho limits embraced d lots igces and parcels of land rst stroct, between Fourth avenue ro) on the easterly side of Broadway, half.wa; to Thirtieth street, on both sides of Madison avenue, half- way southerly to Thirticth, and half-way northerly to Thir- cond street, and on the westerly side of Fourth avenue, half-way southerly to Thirtioth, and half-way northerly to ‘Thirty-second street. All persons, whoso interests are af- fected by the above named assessments, and who aro oppos- (to the same, or either of thom, are requested to present their objections in writing, to the’ undersigned, at their of- fice, No. 4 Hall of Records, within thirty days from tho 4 is motive. ate of this motice,, ¥, DE MOTT. . S NICHOLSON, > Assessors, ISA. WM. SMITH, vase Bureau of Assessments, Street Department, May TRAVELLERS GUIDE. OR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.—FARB reduced.—Regularity and ‘The cars the New York and Harlem Railroad loavo the City, Hall ion, Now, York, daily, (Sundays excepted.) at 9 o'clock ALM, April 21, 1852. M, SLOAT, Superintendent, AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA: delphia, from pier No. 1, North river, feot of Battery Ine ty aisambont JOHN POTTER, 'Two linos daily. ‘orning line leaves at 7 ‘Afternoon express ling at @.M.,through to Philadelphia in fonr and a half hour ‘are—first class cars, $3; second class, (by 2 P.M, line ly), $2 Returning, leave Philadelphia from foot of Walout street, at SA. M, and 2P.M. “Emigrant line, y Us, wike nd introduction—Labitzky; 4. Ote tice Do 3 1. Wan 12. Glendon Polka—Alls To commence at 734 o'clock, ATIONAL HALL NOS, 20 AND 31 CANAL STRERT —Grand Sabbath Concert, Grené attraction for this 00 aranco of Signoriaa Inbropidd; three doors trom Broadwi Orchestra. Leader of the Orchestra, 25 cents, to be had at all the prit nd at the Hall, For partic ee Programme. NKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE.—GEO. oa, Proprictor.—Two performances are givo So'clock in the afternoon, and at 5 establishment is t where the “ Model Artist sed of @ troupe of Artists soleoted fo figure, and are under the suj inet, Premier Model” to this establishment. ificent series of groupings will oft ected from the inti rties gompany is com) an odestrian, will walk wards,” on the ceiling, at an elevation of twenty-five foot 8 feat which throws reatest wonder the rongest man ia 1¢ ground, and eigh all “competitors in the shad world ever produced. the world, will break, jens AN choose to of teen in length, sieur Cain, the with his “naked fist,” their wonderful gymnastic entertainments, excitement by their extraordinary exhibl- of miscellancons entertainm: afternoon and evenin ishment in the world. ee bills of the da; hioned arm chairs, 374g c —THE ORIGINAL talented and experienced performors,” under the direction of J. B. Fellows, would respectful form the publio that due notice will be gi commence their concerts again in Brondw: RACKETT’S MARBLE eth OF THE LLOWS’ MINSTRELS.—NOT! fe ‘ellows’ Minstrols, ENTAL ALCHEMY.—PROF. B. BROWN WILLIAMS’ lectures and experiments at Bleecker Hall, corner of Bleecker and Morton strects, nesday, and Friday evening: mence ‘at 8 o'clock. office 506 Broadway. PROFESSOR ‘on Monday, Tuesday, Wed- this week. Lecture to com- Admistion—12!; cents, Consultation (WIZARD OF AMERICA) she world, in Natural Magic, Sciontifis P hil ON. ROFESSOR WILTON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE World, will commence carly in the fall. FINANCIAL. ROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD, FOR THE ‘Written and soaled proposals will be received at the office of the Quartermasters Do U. 8. Army, No. 6 St z enrront month, noon, (the bids to'b the Secretary of War,) for furnishi ht hundred and fifty tons of red ash, br anthracite Coal, to be delivered in tle coal yards, Yernor's Island and Bedloe’s Island, and on tho wharf, Fort Hamilton; the quantity at enc in due time before hand; not moro th red and fifty tons to be delivered at any ono timo, and delivery to «coon ng practicable aftersigning the contract, and finished prior to December ensuing; weight to bo deter- mined ut the place of delivery, and at t t { the posts whero there are no public scales. Sam for furvishing,say not to excced 300 cerds#ound merchantable 23 cubic feet tothe cord, to be de-~ cea, in auch quantities as may be pro- nd as may be conveuiently roceived at : be delivered and corded by the con- tractor; delivery to begin and be completed as above. Bonds, ‘with proper suretids, whose names and residences will be in the bisls, will bo re formance of the contracts. and Quartermaster, U.S. A. Office of the Quartormaster's Department, No. 6 State street, New York, May 8th, 1852, Oak Wood, to measure quired for the fi MUS. SWORD: EW YORK EXCHANGE COMPANY.—THE CAPI- tal stock in the N k amounting to $1,000,000, having been ft the Company having received the deed of the Wall street, heretofore known as the Morohants’ Exchange, entered into possession and 01 tion of Simeon Baldwin, President, and W. Secretary, The following persons compose’ t Trustece—James Boorman. Jamos Brown, Moses Taylor, W. Deforest, Robert B. Minturn, . Talbot, Thomas Tileston, ‘ard, Nickolas Tudium, W. SIMEON BALDWIN, President. ngo Company, Simeon Baldwin, OTICE.—ALI. PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION- ing or in any way negotiating any of the ayment thereof hag jutchers & Drovers’ 8 following chee! steamboat TRANSPORT, from pier No, 1, at 5 P. Ware $1 00. - YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.—U. 8. NYA and Express Lines, through in 4% hours, N. ilroad, vin Jersey City, leaving Now York at 6 A. M., fo a Cortlandt atreoty 9 ALM: and: Osg P. Mu, Liborty stroe Loave Philadel phi Fare reduced to Soa bie. a. lines from New York, with through conductors, without expense. : EXPRESS AGENCIES, dice RERFORD & CO,’S GREAT CALIFORNTA EXPR) by tho “fastest etoamer in the world,” tho ILLINOIS, May Hth, in chargo of our own special messengers and irefybt Spente, to connect with the United States mail steamer Tennessee, via Aspinwall aud Panama. From the Kroat apeod of these steamers it ie expocted to be the quick- est trip ever made to California. Packazes should not ox- in weight, and be made water pro vf. Small uF express trunks received till ono o'clock on iling. No charge for custom house or consa- No detention at Panama. Tassage on the P.M. S. 8. & Co.’ fast and “only suro lino’ of steamers secured . 3. ‘0.8 fast our office nt the lowost rates, = DERFORD & CO, 2 Astor House, Vesey st. {ARROORY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL Hoare the Isthmus of Nicaracut—Theongh ‘in about twe: five days.—The Subscribers will forward an Mxpresa Freight by this expeditious route, by the skeamship PROMETHEUS, on Thortay, May 20, a0 3b. M. "Shippers are requostod to have their goods at the office on or be ‘Wednosday, in packages not exeepding 100 f woight. Pi Gels Fecelved until the morning of the day thosteamer Loaves, ad letters natil 256 P.M oMpSON & HITCHCOCK, Managers and Agents, 205 Broadway. OR SALE—MUSICA TL INSTRUMENTS.—TWO Pianos, 6% octaves, first quality, almost now. A splon- aid Hap with ry cheap; tonors, (some of them are gery oid 1 otta, kettle Tshesle es 0. 1) Croshy stress, ORsAN- FoR SALR, CHRAP FOR CASH, A BEAU. 1, awoot-toned ‘parlor Orga in awoll, of ryperir mal fluinh, with all the mi re ihiproveimeais. am be noon at No, 129 Bank soroos, corner of Washington, d:—One cheok 4 hos. Carniey to thousand doMars, Bartlett Smith, one boing for ono nd the other for five hundre: also, aeheck drawn by C.N, Meyer, on the Fulton Bank for BARTLETT SMITH. two hundred dolla EN PER CENT COUPON Bi of Peru and Davenport, for of Davenport, lows, i hic 5 ther partion ™ sins WoCLaR practice of Iaw. and has an office and a couneotio Ho will attend 30,000, 23 Toan_on’ mortgage on improved cit S, OSGOOD, 75 Nassau stroct, first oor, from 10 A. 1reM. nd be in court dui A FOO ALSO, VARIOUS ‘$2,500 up to $8,000, to ‘samount from an investment o any le py calling on'E. D. SEELY, 412 Broadway, se- ) AND MORE TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO suit applicants, for short periods, rignments of diamonds, jewe! ply, by letter, $10,000. ilvor M. M. P., office of this paper. =WANTED, PROM. $5,000 TO $10,000, on good bonds and mortgages, on im Vroved farma in Chautaugwe coanty, Now York; interest seven por cont, payable semi- TL. C, ADAMS, Jaunoey Court, AT SIX AND A HAL¥ PER CENT IN- torost, to loan for a term of yours, if ap plied for immodiately. “Also $60,000 to invest in varions ‘or honsea 48 Lispenard streot and 89 Sulliv londid Honaes. RODERICK LAWREN \ ANTED—TEXAS SECURITIES. ‘Toxas Bonde and Treasu: obased at a Liberal préws. by Porobaend AYA UCD UGUTOM & CO, LL Wall steees. 1G: ry Noten (rod baci NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Wasninaton, May 15, 1862. ‘Tho Senate is not in session to-day, having adjourned over to Monday, Nerth Carolina Democratic Convention, Raueion, N. C., May 15, 1868. The Democratic Convention adjourned yesterday, after a session of two days, D. D. MoKac was the President. The following preamble and resolutions were passed with unanimity, The Demoernts of North Caroiina in convention aa} sembled. considering the occasion; a proper one for the re-assertion of the well defined and time honored priaci- ples that bind them together as a party, do resolve— First, That we are fora rigid construction of the con- stitution of the United States as a grant of limited pow- ers, for an independent treasury, and against » United States Bank, for a tariff for revenue, and against a tariff for protection, for economy in the administration of the federal government, and against extravagant expendi- tures, for an carly payment of the public debt, and against Pay hemes of stale and unfounded claims. Second, it we are devoted to the union of the States, and desireits preservation by @ strict and faithful obser- vance of the constitution, and by doing equal and: im+ partial justice to all its parte. Third, That we are willing to adhore to the moasures of adjustment known as the com upon the faith- “Yul and full exeoution of the law in regard to fugitive slaves, and we will not support any candidate for the Presidency, who withholds a full, prompt, and explicit avowal of his approval of the said law, and of his determi- nation to enforce the sumo. Fourth, That the publio lands are the common pro- perty of ull the States, to be hold by tho genoral govern- ment asa common fund for the payment of the public debt. and other phareet Spee the public treasury, F.fih, advocates the of tho Hon, Kobert Strange for the Vice Presidency. Sixth, nominates the Hon. D. 8. Reid, for Governor. Seventh and eighth are exclusively on State matters. Ninth, proposes to act in conformity to the aot of 1792, in regard to electors for President and Vico President, and that an elector foreach of the nine congressional dis- tricts be chosen, and one for tho State at large. Tenth, re-affirms the resolutions of the Baltimore Con- vention of '44 and ‘48, so far as applicable to the present condition of the country. Massachusetts Legislature and the Fugitive Slave Law. Bostow, May 16, 1852. In the House, this morning, the bill for the further tection of personal liberty, came up on its engrossmont, and was «efeated by cleven majority. The bill, had it become a law, would have conflicted directly with the Fugitive Slave law, Movements of Kossuth, HIS REOEPTION AT ALBANY, Aunany, May 16, 1852. The Common Council Committee, and those from societics, had a meeting this morning. to make arrange$ ments for tho reception of Kossuth. There was consider able enthusiasm, and several patriotic speeches wore made. Tho probablity is now, that his reception and entor- tainment will be magnificont and liberal. He will be provided with quartors at Congress Hall. Kossuth will be met at Pittsfield, or Springfield, on Tuesday, by Col. Temple, and a portion of the Governor's Staff, on the part of the State, and by the reception committce of the Board of Aldermen. On the arrival of Korsuth at Albany, he will be received by tho Rooorder, and, under a military escort,will proceed to the City Hall, where he will be introduced to the Mayor and subsequent- ly to the Governor, and then to his apartments at ( gress Hall. where the most liberal provision has been made for the comfort of Kossuth and his suit. Adjt. Genl. L. Ward Smith, will act aa Marshal of the day. n= On Wednesday Kossuth will probably ,visit tho U.S. Arsenal at Watervliet, &0. Lola Montes in Rochester. Rocnester, May 15, 1852. Notwithstanding the very disagreeable weather, an- other large house assembled last night, to honor the benefit and see the dancing of Lola Montes. She met with tho same enthusiastic reception as the night pre- vious, Decidedly she must be improving as a danseuse, ~fontt requires no ordinary exertion to please the people of Rochester, To-morrow Lola will quit this city—the head-quarters of abolitionism and humbug—to fulfil an engagement in New York, commencing, we believe, on Tuesday night, Imprisonment of a Clergym for Swind ing. Prmapenemia, May 15, 1852. The Rev, Mm Greene, formerly a Methodist minister at Cincinnati. was rentenced to-day to twenty-one month imprigonment.on two bills of indictment for swindling, to which be had pleaded guilty, The Official State Paper. Aunany, May A mandamus case has been argued betore th Court, testing the legality of the recent selection of a State paper. Items from New Brunswick. Sr. Joun, N. B., May 15, 1852. Sir Edmund Head and family have taken their depar- ture for Halifax, en route for Europe. Justice Benjamin L, Brown died a few days since, Schooner John J. Schrever Ashore. Boston, May 16, 1852. The schooner John J. Schrever. hence for Philadel- phia, went ashore on Rainsford Island, yesterday. She was got off leaky, and towed back. se SERMONS TO-DAY. Free Crvrcnt or tax Hoty Martyrs—Ludiow, near Grand street.—Rev. Dr. Haight, assistant minister of Trinity parish, Evening. Cuvren or tHe Erirtaxy—Stanton street. —Rev. Samuel Cooke. i Free Concrnc. pu—Broadway Hall.—ey, Mr. B Usivensanist Misstoy Cxunen—Chathaim Mall —Rev. Hi, R. Nye, of Brooklyn, Afternoon. Tux Lexixciox Avesve: Bartisr Crvner Lexington ayenue and Thirtieth stre Armitage in the afternoon, and Rey, Brooklyn. in the evening. Firtit Usiversatast Society—Rev, Nelson Snell, morn- ing, and Rey, Wim, 8. Balch in the afternoon. at the leo- ture room of the University Medical College, Fourteenth street, near Third ave Seconp Apvest Cuunct.—Bowery, corner of Hester street. —Elder L. D. Mansfield. Evening. Wrorminster Cuvren.—Corner of Hudson and Grove strects.—Rev. John Little. Morning and afternoon. Haut. of tHe Broapway House, corner of Broadway and Grand strect.—Rev, Ray Potter, Subject—* The spiritual rapping: and communications noticed as Satanic demonstrations,”” Tumry-sxconp Street Paxsnytenax Onuncn—Sor- mon on temperance, by Rey. Frederick G.Clark, K¥ening. Mount Zion Cnvech—103 der 8. 8. Snow. Subject—" Second coming of Christ.” Evening. Survonk Srnerr Crrustian Covren,—Elder Philetus Roberts, Morning and afternoon. ECCLESIASTICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGBNOE. The fourth Presbytery, New York, having more than twenty-four members, chose four commissioners this year. Rev, B. B, Hotchkins, minister, and Hon. Wm. Darling, elder, in addition to thone noticed last: week Rev. Wm. Lusk bas been dismiased from the pastorial care of the Presbyterian Church at Nunda, New York. Rev. Charles Wadsworth has relinquished his charge t the Westford, Otsego county, New York, in conse- q of impaired health, ‘ev. Gordon Hall, of Wilton, Conn., has received and accepted a call from’ the Edwards Church in Northampten. Rey, Elias Mason was ordained, at Natick, Mass , on the 5th inst.—sermon by Rev. Dr. Wittington, of New- vee Tufus Taylor has been installed as pastor of the Church in Manchester, Mass., in place of his brothor, the late Oliver C. Taylor. Rey. J. M. Rowland was installed pastor of the South Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 11th inst. Roy. Lorenzo Low, a worthy Episcopal clergyman, for some time professor of languages in Genova College, died lately at the Arylum, in Charlestown, Mass, Rey, Addison Parker, of the Baptist Church, Three Rivers, Palmer, Mass., has asked a dismissal from his charge. Tey, Mr. Bradford. of Barre, has received and accepted. a call to settle over the Congregational Church in Plain- vy. Thomas . L. Hodge, of field. Bishop Eastburn administered the rite of confirmation to fourteen individuals, at Christ Church, Spring él, Macs., on Thursday evening. ‘The city of Warhington, with a population of 40,000, one-fourth of which are colored, has twenty six churches for the whites$and seven for the colored, tis esti- mated that the average number of attendants at each ohureb is abont four hundred. During the last four or five months, the Am Board have sent out 39 missionary laborers, Of those nwremen and 23 women, Five have gone to the Choctaws. three to the Cherokees, two to the Cattaraugus. (wo to Canton, two to Assyria, two to the Armenians, one to the Nestorians, two to Syria, six to the Sandwich Isiands. sixto Micronesia, two to Ceylon, two to Satonica, fvur to the Gaboon in Africa, TELEGRAPHIC, THE METHODIST CONFERENCE. Boston, May 15, 1862. In the Mothediat Conforence to day, in the nse of the Rev Mr, Inskep. found guilty of contamacious conduct by the Obio Conforence, the decision waa roversed by a vote of 80 to 62. ‘The appeal cave of the Rey. J. N. MoGabo waa assigned for Monday. to be tried wilt closed doors, ‘Tho olanges axe not stated, a nen RRESPONDENCE. accredited to the Roman ‘as it claimed to bean it |OUR FOREY Vienna, April 26, 1852. Close of the Customs Conferences—Projects of Commercial Protocol—Count Buol—Schauenstein's Address— Fresh Indicatians of the Change of Feeling here to- wards Louis Naroleon. since Prince Schwarzenberg's Dea A Work by Gorgey—Proten of the European Powers against the Democrats of America—Emigration of Kossuth's Unien—Closing nual d., be The “Customs Conforences’’ hero closed om the 20th " m inst., after sitting from the month of January. What they have accomplished does not scem to be anything very definite, The representatives of several of the States that took part in the conferences, left some days befory the close, #9 as not to be bound by the final resolutions taken. Part of thoss who remained joined'with the pro. porals of Austria uneonditionally, and part of thom only conditionally, It appears that two plans have been drawn up—one called'a “Commercial and customs treaty between Austria and’ the States which shall have beon received irito its customs union by the 1st January, 1854 on the ono hand, and Prussia, with the present Zollverein and the other States thet may have been received into i by the Ist January, 1854, on the other.’ is called 9 “Treaty brought to trial placed in arrest, mud thus a meeting prevented. close of the interview, Mr, Innes was removed fro French to the Romvaa’ prison, where he was visited by Cass, by whom we had the countryman brought homo in honra from the occurrence of the outrage. event you will see there is litte law in Rome, aud that is requires « bold voice to protect our rights, leasure of secing our ix Carriage, within five From this Fashions for May. [From Le Follet.] Before calling the atte whic now form a pre on of our readers to bonnets, | siarm with which t ‘The other plan inent feature in deseribing la of commercial union’ between th eame States. nnd is intended to succeed the former afte h of time. The drafts of these two pro- been published! and their details are not own, as the conferences were always secret ‘The closing protocol of the conferences, which has been published, contains declarations of tho pleni Present, in reference to the above projects, and tho means of carrying them out. Austria declares her readiness to adopt them unchanged. or to take them as the basis of negotiation with Prusai and the cther States of the Zollverein, but only considers herself bound by this declaration in case the negotiation be commenced before the conferences of the States of the Yoliverein, at Berlin, have rene matter be not taken up before the provisions of the Zoll- verein are re-established, she will consider herself released The plevipotentiarics of Bavaria, Saxony, Wurtem- berg, Baden, the Grand Duchy of Hessia, Hessia Electo- rate, Naseau, and Heaso Homburg, reserving the ratifica- aecept these projects eith ed or us tho basis of further negotiation; hat they will present and advocate them at the Berlin conferences, that the union with Austria be, if possible, accomplished simultaneously with renewing or modifying the Zollverein. Austria and the above mentioned States also declare thoir readiness to accept the proposition drawn up by the conferences at Dresden, and atterwards laid before tho Dict at Frankfort, for the promotion.of commerce and commercial communication. Tho Plenipotentiary of Brunswick makes a dec in which he approves in genoral of tho projeots, and is ling to accept them as the basis of further negotiati but on account of the geographical situation of that State, between Prussia and Hanover, cannot take any definite nt. ‘lenipotentiary of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg m the readiness of his government to continue the negotiations for the commercial union of Austria with y, but cannot adopt any final resolutions, except in connection with Prussia and Hanover, with which States Oldenburg is in close commorcial union, The Plenipotentiary of the “free town of Frankfort? expresses the readiners of his government to continue negotiations in connection with the other States of the Zollverein, as ulso to accept the propositions of the Dresdon. mode, ve must notice two very hecoming and! fashionable | to-morrow evening, with the anme » caps—the first, the Charlotte Corday, made of deep in- ptendid oust ‘The second iii dented blonde, falling over bunshes of roses. have been permitted to namo the Payc ful. gnodest, and youthful, composed: of over black lace, with a wreath of green ribbon foliage | “Good for Nothing.” Let it be remembered that Mr, We must now pass on to the ‘The first is a capote of houillonnes, violet tutle, | will present a bill of great attraetion with loops aeross each bouillonné, of very: narrow violet and straw-colored. rubans-passemonteric are a great novelty, and are as delicate and I ‘Two rows of gray passementerie, embroidered with d over the bouillonnés of tul nd another on the ix wide, is trimmed with violets of ‘The eapote papillon jack guipure encircling a beautiful rose, these ribbons raw, are slightly quill 5 on ‘across the crown, inside ed that union, three shades, white gat ribbon. , of “blonde. and here are three rows of papillons | ene cr t Of blonde, and comsequently three banda of gauze ribbons | £% tivals in bis day, wil fill the N A brond white taffetas ribbon passes over the crown in | FP! the style of a fanohon, and forms the long broad strings, ve On one side the ribbon is concealed by a tuft of double Lyonum 1 hree rows of blonde and gauze | tle. narcissus and long gra ick of the crown, covering the pal characters, will commence the entertainment: ribbon fall from the tion'of their governments exquisite capote of pink gauze, of biases slightly | Original odility. t, trimmed round the edge with a largo ruche a [a Viellie, formed of pink gauze and blonde ; a large double Tose Ornaments one ear, no - ‘Another of the blue taffetas, and crepe lisse in bouffan- | Benedict's beautifnl ballad “Tako this Lute.” The en- tea, with rovaces of straw at equal distances, A bouffante of taffetas round the outer we of the front, and of crepe | Golden Locks.” Corbyn's theatre will certainly be lisse inside,with rosaces of straw. Double daisies encircled | crowded from pit to dome, in bouillonnés of tulle round the face. This pretty eapote | Awron Px. loses much in describing; it must be seen to be properly A capote of lilne.colored taffetas, with an edo of lilac he lining ix composed of alter- p and gauze ribbon, Tho crown | ay Modus, and Mixa Wyctte as Julia, It is announoed is flat and trimmed with crossings of ribbon; tho left side ix ornamonted with a large bunch of Parma violets, of spotted tulle, with a bunch of violets on one side, and long floating ribbons on the other. A pink bonnet, composed of tulle and taffetas; the edgo being of tulle, with narrow fringed ribbon fastening it to The front, towarda the crown, tus fastened with agraves of f her Tho crown is thrve pulls of taflo- | Tega. 8 covered with blonde, with « bow of the taffetas and x Pe ” . Pink and black poppies, gray follage, and green | “0 of “ Cherry and Fair Star” will be represented {a the Duds, mixed with blonde, form the eap. A bonnet of white tulle Matines and taffetas, separated by anagriment of straw. ‘The edge and curtain aro col- loped and edged with narrow blonde; a large bunch of straw flowers and foilage on the right «i currants, with straw leaves and blond A blue bonnet, with a broad, flat front, trinmed with | Woon’s Mixstnra narrow rouleaux of bluo taffe narrow blonde on each side. ; ed at distances round the edge of the bonnet, and con- | programme provided embraces many of their most at- tinued round the curtain, bouillons terminated by a broad rouleau, Pink roses, slightly frosted, in the and white gauze ribbe nate biases of spotted Cap | original drama of the ‘Corsican Brothers, the bouitlonné of taffetas, has four buffs fringed passementerie, The Plenipotentiary of the “ freo Hanse Towns" signs jenote his presence at the c ences, but not as approving the result of them. Count Buol Schauenstein, the new Minister of Foreign Affaira, delivered an address at. the close of the confer- ences, in which he expressed the intention of the Austrian goverpment to continue zealously its efforta for commer- cial union witb Germany, which ho said would be the best guarantee for permanent pence, and for the general welfare of all the German States. It is anid that particular instructions have been sent to the Austrian representatives at all the Southern German courts, to impress upon those courts the desire of Austria that the subject of her commercial union with Germany be seriously taken up by their Plenipotentiaries at the Berlin Conferences. + Prussia will, no doubt, oppose the Austrian projects but the fact that Austria has gained cempletely Bavaria, Saxony, Wurtemberg, Baden, the Heesins, which, after Prussia, aro the most important States of the Zoliverein, speaks much for her final success, A fresh indication that there has been a change in the Yinda of this government townrds that of France, since the death of Prince Schwarzenberg, is a leading article of the ministerial Presse. of yesterday, on the telegraphic news from Paris of th French government had published a dieting the rumors of an intended change in the presen’ of things, on the occasion of the M stating that such a determination. if its appear, would only take place by the initiative of the au- thorities competent. and the v if the troops should greet th that occasion, the empire would not be restored an hour the protocol only to bunehes of ¢, trim the inside, placed transyversel rouleaux are rep formed of four | tracti ‘The inside is _ Nation trimmed to match. Pompadour style, in the e: Dresses present themse will take them in order as we have seen thom A robe buisson de roses, the bottom of the of satin. and t! flowers on a green This robe is sui next for inspection. We | formed by several very eminent art with all her influenc Arobe mandirine, with bouquets of Pompadour roses | cayalende will arrive at 10 o'clock upon a sea-green ground, and stripes of brown and dark | ench pl mn. Carriage dress, a robe of gros de Tours, with large Castux Ganpen.—Of all th bunches of flowers in rich colors round tho bottom. | sme: This robe is exe 2d inst., that the i edingly elegant in pearl gray or sly | possesses such advantages a4 thy jeclaration contra- A robe sylphide, with thre either green, violet, blue, or ve Hounces of gren: cllow, upon a bl: of the people ; President as Ean rt and body are plain, threo broad and three ‘Tho Presse troats this in ® very sneering way. the exemplary discipline of “it can hardly be supposed that such a deror would take place, unless it w However that may be, the c has as yet no reason to fear the decision of the ‘This urn has already twice brought him good luc and it is an old German proverb, that, of all good thin there are three, +The profit that Germany should draw from the pre- ings in France, is v with six § ive width. | hrendstuffs one very y ly green ground, fringe of prog ere wished as a refy n of the nation four yery narrow. ‘I robe inthe same etyle, with three oop flounces, A tobe Iris, of pink and white taffetas, with three fes- | "At n ni coned flounces, edged with a narrow whi embroidery of white bouquets over the flounces, ded rule for the number or wi this trimming inted foulards, and flow- sent state of thi ¥ union, for remo- and holding firmer i h tho | ubieet of organizing an as , is made with hees bands: , Founded in h will appear in a few days, enti- the seconct of blue tat ign frout en fablier marquise. or of silver or gold lain’. over white gros de tours, Shaded barges, muslins, * Actions in Hungary, in the fugees in Engli . and organdis, are of white moire, quite wlth two rows of gold nd embroidered muslin waist j ink, and blue The new farm of slashed sleeve angles, botween each of wh This has the advan lined with whi remarks on this subject, that supported by the Ame- tive protest on the part of ‘The Presse of t though “there mad rican government. yot 2 coll the European Powers ors of Kossuth, who were libo some days ago, and his mother, who hi the manche tailladé fastens the five poin h the white une A sinall cuff sleeve | of novelty, but the sleeve, with opon ish poin ted from prison < been under po- ned permission te out about the sleeves of Brusrels L nd preferable for s I novelty of the #0 Imagine this mante of the f atiful designs, forming a rounded soart behind, cending only to the waist ; emigrate to America, and intend to » Emigration in general seems to be still increasing able families are leoving Hungary, .and even the mountain districts of ‘Tyrol and Styra ure kending out great numbers, emigration from Austria was never soon bo other parts of Germany it &« e 15th inetant,) 6.000 emigrants left the single Hundreds of re=pe Bohemia, Moray in front are e4 short and narrow, and are | and almost , or , road, near Fiftie th street. Deceased was walking on the tied in 2 knot at th the Dubarry mantel double pelerine over the when thrown A hood is added, which forms . or a delightful coiffure madon Some are lined with thin colored taff xe. or Dubarry, trimmod hing the front of the arm. | away by the engine. Thi from which amuch narrower trimming continucs down | man were eonveyed to his an Legation here has daily appli . to know if th ‘hen come the mantilles Fon! behind with deep flounces ren from individuals and compani means of getting assistance to Americ greater part who would emigrate, are In some parts of Aust require every person to show 200 florins in cash, before he can get the permission to emigrate, certificate is required from the American Legation that reson will he received in Amer’ ined here by ia the authorities ‘The pardessus Maintenon, of v deep flounces of Chantilly Lice ; ; the sce, ‘That which gives this pardeseus the stamp of art. embroidered with beautifal pass In other ‘parts a elegance, is the s menteric. and trimmed with lace, falling over the the fourth flounce. n Of the young nly such are permitted to emigrate ax are alroady Many families are thus detain om emigrating having sons in the army. Several large steamboats are building here in the Amo- rican style. to run between Vienna. anc Posth. ‘The plenipotentiaries of Bavaria. Saxony, Wurtemberg. Baden, and the two Hoesiag, have all received decorations from the government. J sus and forming free from military duty The mante perie du of groen taffetas, partly em- broidered and partly trim with deep pointed lace, surmounted b; ; the front ends of the mante are richly embroi- | §ieamer sustained no injury of any consequence. She The mante Isabelle Orsini, of Napoleon blue taffotas, trimmed with two deep Cambrai lace Hounces behind. and one down the fronts, above which is a trimming of velvet, Qt the sme loct her howsprit anda portion of her bow. seen, Sone The hood is round, and trimmed iduct of a French in, and narrow lace. The Close of Holy Week—Outrageous C Officer to an American—Spirited Retort of the «Imerican, and Spirited Conduct of Mr, Cass, the «Imerican Charge. ‘An event recently occurred here, of au outrageous character, which has created a good deal of excitement and unpleasant feeling among the American residents, as well as the foreigners generally, now in Rome, The ceremonies of the Holy Week closed with the benediction of the Pope, on Easter Sunday, in the great square of St, Peter's. Vast aw it is occasion, with an immense crowd, among whom wi probably to be found representatives from almost overy country inthe world. The military came on the grouud i battle order, making an imposing show, and, with the spectators, formed a concourse estimated at seventy It is customary, at Rome, on all great re- ligious occasions, upon the approach elevation of the Host, and similar ceremonies, for all por- fone who are present to uncover and Lend their heals, at It happoned that 01 men, Mr. Innes, an artiet of mach merit, was standin near the colonnade where the Swiss Gus when the roll of the drums announced the appearance of his Holiness, A French officer, who was by his that he remained with his head covered, i him. in an offensive and insulting maunor, to take off his hat, and immediately drew his sword and knocked it from his head, Mr. Innes replied by a blow with his cane, receiving in return a sword-cut, which he repaid with a still better stroke, The officer called for committed Mr, custody, by whom he was dragged to prison communicated, ort, of blue ‘and black gl Jey which the small openings This menteau is ornamented with four or five rows of velvet and satin galons. shaded in the two colors of the silk. blue and black fringe. cred at the throat, is also trimmed with galous a When more olegaace and richness a vert is trimmed with two or three rows of The petit. manteau v forming a double rabat, for the arms are concealed, ofeach rabat | a Vieille, gath- | Af a seam | at the orna- | down chi- | Carne; forming a round, withov back, with flat hood, ' of five rows of narrow black vel + leaves are applique in each scoliop, | her residence, No and edged with fritge. The front is cut with rovers. Japs are worn very small, searcely ¢ it was filled, on that on the shoulders re We have seon two ext L first is of black net, with two rows of blonde falling ono to his residen over the other; » broad blue ribbon is long floating ends ; are placed under the lace on the rig) rove with long ends other cap is also of 1 is different, being a pluid ribbon plaited en fiehu, with the | {6 the Rellovue Hoxpital, point falling over the ur. composed of mixed flowers, combining all the the ribbon, and producing an extremely agr f bine ribbon on the other, of our country- a mark of respect, ds aro stationed, The bouquets are Ayrains 1s Santo Dosixco Santo Domingo, files of El Eco Del Ozama wo the Lith ‘That part of tho island was enjoying tho most per- fect tranquillity, and commercial aflairy were very aetive Before Hon, Judge Daly. arrived from Hayti, Crocodile, on the 30th wi was reneived with entumsiaam Frepon repuplic gare bim instract Pace nnd commerce with the Dom! shaud had propo ‘tuke back with Haytiens made prise little delay aa possible, Charge @Afaires, who immediately. ¢ the liberation of Mr. Inne: Fame time to be roaponsible for hia event of investigation and trial reply, tbat his countryman was in the hands of the French authorities, and that to them application must br Mr. Ons rejoined that he kyow pothivg Of Mae Fropoh wuthorition in Rome , uO We was to the Dominican govern Saviano in to Port au Prince all the | yfp. Ceapar Behenck, of Daytan. Oblo, sners in the last bates, and that the | gtoamer Brother Jonathan, ay, bearer, would, in return, soma bis Douninioan | patches to Rie do Janiero, and ia 10, i am ant Domlarg, mle Hoe was informed, in made for his releate THENEW YORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS. erumont, and that 50 tong ‘Theatrical and Musical, lependemt government, it alone Boweny Tneatar.—The entortainmenta waa responsible for the acts committed within its terri- | ovening are considerably ‘onhanoed in aitrectin te the tories. The time wearing on, and our countryman still | introduction of the drama of the “Myatle Bell of Reme in confinement among felons and oriminals—with his uerolles, or Memoirs of the D1" Tho churacter of wife and family in a state of painful alarm—Mr. Cass called upon the French Commander-in-Chief, of whom ho | Mr. Stevens; Kupinierre, by Mr. Goodall; and the required the instantaneous release of Mr. Innes; or, fuil- | oharacters by Mrs, Jordan, Mrs. Grattan, and Mrs. Yeo= ing that, his transfer to the Pontifical authoritres; and | mans. This piece will be followed by tho m finally. the trial and punishment of the officer in ques- tion, whose conduct he denounced as of the most in- | attracting the largest audiences. fumouscharneter. After an altercation of someminutes, | Broapway Treatar.—Tho receipts of to-morrow evem- an order waa issued, placing Mr. Inne at the disposition | ing are for tho benefit of Mad. Ponlal, one of tho bers of the Ronn goveromont; bat no satixfactary asmuranon : fons was given, it appears, that the offonding party octenente; cunereliy Ue area tg er 4 High words wore anid to have passed on Mr. Cask, itis understood, challenged the French officer, stating that if his superiors, from a follow | time in America, called the * feoling. chose io connive n8 his base and ungentlemanty | ten played im London with brilliant up- conduct, there was one tribunal from which ho should Tort “f "The oflcer, however, Nee subeetucatiy hag | Kards of forty nights. The other pleces are, thedrame of At the icholas will bo sustained by Mr. Eddy; Jean Gauthier, fomale drama of the ‘Corsican Brothers,’ which is every night reads well, and is avery great favorite. The bill she offers for the amusement of her patrons ta very attractive. The entertainments commonce with a new comic drama, fire ‘oor Relation.” Ib has cess, for “Agnes Devere,” and the comedy of the “Rifle Brigade.”* the | , Nino's Gaxpex.—Tho overtare of “La Part du Diablo,” by Auber, commences the entertaimments to-morrow evening. “After this, the aceomplised and beantif ul ae tress Madame Anna Thillon, wit appear in Auber's combe opera called “Carlo the Minstrel,” translated from “La Fart du Dinble.’’ Madame Thillon will sustain the char- cter of an orphan and wandering minstrel; Mir. Hudron, a4 Don Rafael D’Estencgo; Leach aa Ferdinand, and Mrs. McKenna aa Isubella, Queen of Spain. The house, mo doubt, will be crowded. Bunton's Tayatne.—In consequence of the entha- drama of “David Copperfield” has een received since its revival, it will be produced agaim racters, To see Burton's Micawber alone is worth the price of admission, not to speak of Dyott, Johnston, Ming Weston, Mrs. Skerrett, and Mra, Hughes, The entertain- menta will clove with the new and amusing farce called Barnett's benefit. comes off on Tuesday night, when be Nationa, TaeaTue.—Purdy, always on the alert te pleaso his patrons, is every woek changing his perforta- ances and introducing. something new. The entertain ments for to-morrow evening will bo sure to draw a large audience. Mr, Booth, the great tragedian, and one of tho old school. having heen engaged, he will appoat in the character of Ingo, and Mr, Jones ag Othello, Booth being one of the old school, actor of groat merit, having ional every night he 8, The other pieeo it a burlesque on the “Corsioam thers,”’ called the “Courte Haired Brothers, rATRE.—The comedy of the “Ladies Bat- ja Bennett in the prinel after ‘with Walcott and Mixa J which will be produced, for the first time, a alled “Wilton, Barnum, ny Lind.” Mr, Wilton will appear dressed. im’ the exact stylo of Jenny, and sing her famous aria from “Robert le Diable,” entitled the “Hormit and the Maiden,” and tertainmonts will clore with the “Fair One with the Orxna Hovse.—Tho piece announoed for to-morrow evening is one that when woll played should draw a largo assemblage. Mr. Brook will appear in Sheri- dan Knowles’ beautiful play of the “Hunchbaolg” im his celebrated character of Master Walter, Mr. Jordam in the (ills that Mr. Brook, will shortly appese in hie a romance in five acts and seven tableaux, which hus been taken from a work by Alexander Dumas, Bansvw’s Musrust.—This establishment’ was well pae tronizedagain last week, and tho represontations in the lecture room gave general satisfaction. ‘The pieces so- lected for to-morrow afternoon are the’ Man without a aud “ No Song, no Supper ” The orientel-spoota- evening. Curisty's Orrna Housr.—Christy's Minstrols continua as prosperous ax ever. Among the selections for to-mor- row night, are the burlesque ina and Rondo. frome “Linda di Chamonix,” the ho Song,” + Hunga- rian Warblers,” and * Burlesque Shakers,”” 4#.—This company continues to delight hi Mr. Sedgwick, the ssemblage at concertina mer. for to-morrow evening. "The ¢ feat —A grand Sabbath concert will be nt, to-night. ‘The musical selee- nd instrumental, and will: be pare u at this ostablishn e beth vocal Weren’s Narionan Cincus.—This excellent hing 4 im ‘kit being | numbering upwards of 240 performers, will exhibit pper part of gros de Tours, with white | Paterson, N, J... on the 19th; Newark, on tho 20thj j the flowers are stamped on | Jersey City. 21st; Brooklyn on tl le for spring or autumncos- | jinmsburg. 22d and 24th ; Wil- th : Yonke ith ng Sing, 27th; Peeks- kill, 28th ; Cold Spring, 20th ; and Newburg. 30th, The the mornii ad rated New York accompanied by Post's Brass Bani locations for public amuse- oO here i# not one which invigorating, health. im- ablishment. ‘Tho amphitheatre ts the langoat it in the vieinity of } 2w parting « dine plaid, | and most elegant in the world—the music ix always ot the . Kk ground. | best deacription—the A robe Uranie of plaid taffetas with shaded stripes dis- | are of the choicest and most. posed in angles over the squares of the plaid. A robe Grantier, with three flounces of plaid velvet, | and beautiful. Dodworth’s Bund will execute severo’ areen, dahlia, and black; with green, yellow, black, white, | musical gems this evening und groseille stripes; the si Ne. with six floum half of white gause ribbon with broc! and Napoleon blu and other refreshments icious kind, and the see= nery by which the Garden is surrounded, is picturesque re City Intelligenee. A New Corn Mr =r South street, new Broad street, for transactions im institution has been long needed; — character of the gentle- ita affairs, wo may expect to-see stully enrried out. We refer tothe ve particulars :— hante connected with the flour An | and grain trade of this city, held at their rooms, No. 16 Sout street, this day, the committee, to whom was referred the viation, and of drafting a con~ their report, which was unanimously nomination ‘of the said committee, the com pose the firat stitution, pres adopted.’ Upon tl atlemen were duly elected ty Josep Keronum, N 1 Isaac T. Prost, Auenxn Bannarr. relation to the purchase composed of the fellowing g iret’ —R. W. Danham, John #, Henry Rowland, and W. WAIN AR MTRATION C J. Kingsford, David De me Foun, Anm@narion Commrrrnx.—Josse Hoyt, J. Fe or | Herrick, Theodore Banks, F. A. Abbott, and Wm. G. Lord. to draft by-laws was unanimously clocted, H. Holt, Theodore Banks, and Joha By of John J. Kingsford, the thanks of the asso~ to the committee on organisations Kitchum, Banks, and Holt. ing ailjourned. A. BARRATT, Secretary. moan Accrpent.— Yesterday mornii ck, @ man named Kelly, who livod noar Eleventh avenue, was knocked dowm tantly killed. on the Hudson River Rail- ed il track, when the down train came in sight; he them pedon the otber track, and was struck by a traim going up, which he did not see, and whi od him as, | altnost instantancously. His body was mangled in fearful manner, while tho upper part of his head was torm mains of the unfortunate idence, where the Coroner This melancholy oocur- | was notified to hold au inquest let taffetas, with three | rence seems to have been purely accidental. it has sleeves hidden by | Conzsstos ow Ionsox Riven—Owe Max Drownes, —On Friday morning. aboat one o'clock, the steamboat roy, while on her way to this ety, and while pasing ue Point, near Poughkeepsie, was run into by @ hooneer, damaging her joiner-work considerably. A | colored man, named Thomas Joot, belonging to the steam- the room he oceupied having beem ay. There were about one hundred and fifty parsengers On board at the time. The machinery of the ar | put back to Poughkeepsie, from whenee the ore Were brought to the city by another steamer, ‘The the Captain could not ascertaim Cenwan [Moucration’—We learn that the amount of | German immigration for the month of April, 1862, ie 11,004, as follows Havre........14 ships 2.548 Rotterdam.... 3 ships 47% Antwerp 10 * 2540 G i 48 Bremen.......15 2.299 Gottenbur, 4 Liverpool.....21 “ 1.667 Southern 6 London.......4 © 1, ° | Hamburg 5 © LoTl Total. Accipuxrs ny ayia Row Oven.—Yevterday mon about eight o'clock, Mrs. Boarn, while crossing the st if and Broome streets, was knooked run over by @ horse and cart driven by Robert ‘and was soverely injured, She was conveyed te 103° Eleventh street. About four | o'clock on Friday afternoon. a boy named Jacob Kitne the top of | was run over by © horse in Broome strect, near Clintom Inoly pretty ones—the | street, and recetved some slight injury. Ho was removed. No, 67 Attorney street, by Policomam und with Bevswanger. i three roses, one white and two pink, | Acornext ny Tie: Panuixo or a Watt.—Yostorday t sido, and one dark | agernoom, Philip Tota hud his log badly fractured by the The > falling of m wall, which ho was undermining, in Fifty- of the same form ; the trimming | xocond street, near the Tenth avenue. Te was removed y Otfleor Leggatt. | Mirsrany Panane—A Cartan Errorep.-—One | last week Mr..Jolimn Lalor waa elected Captain of Company: |G, Governor's Guards, This uniform company con- | stitutes one of the best in the city, On Monday the regi- ment turns out for a grand parade in Tompkins square. Court of Common Pleas. May 15.—@uerdon Miller vs, the Eagle Life and Health In- : ; -gonexar of the French republic, | surance Company of New Jersey—which was an action to rivet rom Hlagtiy oan the Pret h war steamer | recover the amount of an insurance policy, on Se te of 3. ‘at Santo Domingo, whore he | fluribut Miller, who died in California, Verdict icon The President of the b stomake & treaty of | alvo $00 extra allowed, T, the full amount sought, with intorest— #1, 168 of Individuals, ja to be 0 hae Uppitied tater