The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1854, Page 5

ee een neuter oot ne Ce active, and Inbared with great effictana: eappored to be the work of ineendinricy were en vat ad Com Both Qrea are uy Rpts a irecte withdraw the ra quiet end order were Corvicren oF A tty Court, yesterday, Mathew J. Cluil, in vasault and bal ry upon Richard Met lovkey, + 1 ent, one evening seme mo! wrof Washt: Fon, and run damaged it and beat hin over him seriously. Williamsburg City Prre.—Petween 9 and | was discovered in the cellar of a tenant house and gro- By bh Ninth streets. houn and others ight damage. The which wore near 'to have been the eery at the corner of First. and the prompt act cs flames were suis Manion Horr Co! eomyany on Thurs ‘were elected for the Dodge; Assistant poren PY, Lovinson; ‘treesurer, Coxtacrovs.—The Ft to this city. The Sircet Commis r, Mr. Coles, bas an army of men scraping up and carting sway the {lth from | York: | No. 6 Broad street, two ours fro the streets. Coroners? Ton Farar Accipenr Qdonnell Ferlerday Leld the iuquest at the New York Hospital, on the body of Carl Zerbeck, a native of Ger- | many, £8 years of age, Who was accidentally shot in the | atdomen, by the premature discharge of a pistol; in | the hands of a Loy in tie gunsmith’s shop of Mr. Rose, | fi Chathom street. ‘The facts have already been publish: @a. Dr. Derby, one of the Hospital surgeons, made a post moriem examination of the body, and found on opening The abdomen, that the shot had’ wounded the large in- testinos, which brought on piritonitis, which was the eaureof death. The jury rendered tiie following verdict:— “That deceased came to his death by a pistol shot wound—raid pistol being accidentally discharged whilein | ‘The hands of Frederick Hinkle.” Pratt rrom INsvR.—A man named Boyle, was dadly injured some days ago, at Morgan's iron foundry, East river, where he was employed in the capacity of a greaser of machinery, by being caught in some of the | works. His leg was broken, and he was besides much bruised. He was taken to the New York Hospital, where he riod. yesterday. An inquest will be held on his body Police Intelligence. A Daring Robbery in the Public Street.—Yesterday afternoon, about one o’cfock, two young men of a des- rate character made a violent attack on the person of ristian Fetshner. a German, residing at Washington Valley, PlainGeld, New Jersey, robbing him of a port- monuaie containing a $5 bill ‘and about eighty cents in silver coin. It seems by the evidence of the complain- ant that he was walking quietly along Grand street, and when near Elizebeth street the two thieves pushed up it him, and inetanily he felt the hand of one of throm extract the portmonnaie from his vest pocket. On missing his money he called out, when one of the ras- als exclaimed, “What do you want?” and struck him a fevere blow in the face, which staggered him almost to * falling into the gutter. Some citizens witnessed the violence and ued the robbers. One of them took re- foge in the cellar of a porter house at the southeast eorner of Grand street and Bowery, Sergeant Hogan, of the reserved corps, happened to be near at hand, entered the porterhouse and secured the rogue, who gave his name Franels Coyle; the accomplice ran ‘up the Bowery audescaved. The prisoner was taken to the Tombs be- fore Justice Osborn, who committed him to prison for trial. The portmonnaie was recovered. Arrest of a House Trief—A German calling himself Louis Zimmerman entered the dwelling house No. 96 Duane street, undstole therefrom three coats and a la- dy’s dress, the property of Charles Leture. The accused wascarrying the property uncer his arm along Centre strect, when Officer Kinner, of the reserve corps, who is always on the look out for such rogues, arrested him on suspicion, and conducted him before the Chief of Police. Rearcely hed the thief been under arrest half an hour, before the owners of the property reported the robbery ta the Chief, when to their sur prise their property had arrived before them. The clothing was identiied, and the sessed taken before Justice Osborn, who committed him to prison for trial. Appointments by the President. D. Macaulay, of Lousiana, Consul for Venice and the ess ports which belong to the Lombardo-Venitian lom. Fs 8. Pardee, of Wisconsin, Consul for the port of San Joan del Sur, jn Nicaragua. Political Intelligence. ers, a national democrat, has been elected Ses of of eehencetnay by forty-one majority. The Buffalo Judicial election resulted inthe success of Messrs. Clinton and Verplanck. The vote stood as fol- lows:— -2,180 Verplanck. 7 Masten Clinton ‘Taloott. Morver and SuBsequent Execurion I THE Orxex Nation.—We learn from gentlemen recently from the Creek Nation, that about three weeks ago a negro slave (Jim,) belonging to Mr. Watt Grayson, residing at North Fork, C. N., murdered two Creeks—one named Menowa, who had, by order of Mr. Grayson, tied his “gee negro’s,) brother, whom Mr. G. had gold to a trader from Louisiana. Subsequently, by order of several ebiefs of the Creek Nation, he was condemned to be exe- euted according to the forms of the Creek law—aad, seated on a log, his head covered by a blanket, he re- ceived two rifle balls, and felldead. The executioners were the nearest relatives of the deceased.—Chickasaw Intelligencer. Court Calendar—This Day. Soraeur CourtT—Circuit.—Nos. 313, 410 to 423. Oommow P1Es8.—Part First—Nos. 407, 418, 423 to 428, = = 482, 434, 435, 436. Part Second—Nos. 386, 387, 438, 439, 441 to 445, 447, 448, 449, 451. Tin cthae teurts, motions ond totilonns The New Piano.—Having recently bronght Before the, ste new piano, known as Horace Waters’ vt in compsrison Gay pianos manurester in Prenhoud ‘Staten, janos manufactur Pate all who y mausic rooms, a merits; and would make th a the agoney of Gil: | e of New York, I Pi extensivel; on found it fone rim ui the best piano manufacturers Ha tho United, Seaver, the end of two years I succeeded in getting a pi if, Into the, construction of which every im- rfected ond * complete, an now ‘recelviig & seficiont supply Co answer the extensive dem upon ing establishment. These perior, that Lam not only willing, one the guarantee of my name, | fence, and I | at +3 structed on principles o ¢ them to the most trying Sicians, I will explain ine. few words the principles of ‘their Gonstriction, Tue bass covered strings pass over those of 7 the treble and tenor, to the centre of the sounding board ; thus incrcasiog in power that part of the instrament which Ae most used—the tenor, which is always the most diflenlt improve. Another, and a stil! mors important. the {the upper half of the instrament rai 4 with the ke; opinion mprovement that | ddition to these qualifios ell made of thoroughly seasoned iit is believed will prove not only quite as ite as perfect af any pianos that have been ia NewYork. More than this it is uneces- materia’ jurable, but anvfactere: wary tos SIORACE W# TERS, 333 Broadway, New York, The Crystal Palace (World’s Fatr) Medal ts ROOT’S fourteenth prize. Call and see his works, at his magnificent gallery, $63 Broadway. Crayon daguerreotypos taken at no other place. Cloudy weather all the samo as ay of ace . Rooms New York Young America Rooms, No. 289 Broadway. 00 portrai js. For an el Fatal Accident to Knox.—We bo tht one of KNOX’S spl ad the same day lost it overboard from a Hoboken ferry boat. He has « few more left, ect of the samo sort, that won't go over- Doard. Both bi for spring and summer are abont the lightest, neatest, and most elegant articles the market, stores are 533 Broadway, and 128 Fulton street. 2 Beebe & Co., Fashionable Hatters, No. 156 Broadway.—Spring and summer fashion for gentle Bae and caps. narrenty a th L Mealio’s Spring Style of Hats are all the go If you wish a hat light, durable nnd of an 6: ish, you should not fail to call on MEALIO, 001 ner of Broad w: rt, tele epring eallont David's Spring Style of Gontiem: in oll thernge. If you wish hat for tho head, try one This way, second door from Duane ntroo Honor to whom Honor ve is Dae.—Drake, Ni 9 Bowory, hi out this rea ea atrodues this day, "Prices of aie hats, $4 and $3, ‘Then Youll Bellove it.—Wear one of the o bats manufactured by the ‘practical ety. meh ead $9 HOWARD the beet TER, Park row, opponis the Astor House.) DBEW a RE ON ‘O'clock last evening a fire |« musical instruments int! nos, 20 | deont, known throughout the world. Stat bn Metropolitan Bank. Life.—| mer author, with singular ability, has Picture of human nature, amid the various stra very orn,” the Spe of the Times Friend, Light Weights and Short Mensa Quarrel, the Governors of the Alinshouse, Thi rival Ttoms, Reviews of Books, (ap agents, boys, & MUNROE & CO,, 44l Br ing their stock of’ clothing, and Jonee bjs labor.” GREEN Which ho ean make shires thot At patroxize him, Esponscheti's Spring Sa ie of Maat ke de- t, mear Ann, toaly vory obeap, Don’t forget the Aw “Tt being an & Baldwin's pa: | hie well known | Agent, 38 Broadway, deur OF; ven meloteons, ar S HORACE WATERS. George Christy and Wood's Minstrets New re Gently down the Stream,” “Neer Fear, Boy, | Tr) “Suianna Shopron”” "Ho Cheery, Boves sam htly with great applanee, Just puolished at $97 Brow Pianos ard meludeons, new and secondhand, the ent assortment in the city, at prices from $35 to supphed at {actory prices, Pianos, melo- «and wolians to rent BERRY & GORDON, to. New .Musie.—Three Bells Polka, by 8S. J. Cook, dedicated to Capt. Crighton, 50 cents. Damacl Sobottiech, by Amici, 90 ce@te; Plumo Polka, by PF. H. cents: Bo by D. Albah, Brown, 60 cents: Camp Polk. Cheery, Boys" 23 cents: with ‘eplendid vignettes, just pad- Hiehed and eelling raplily. | Music. vent Ly qinnil, postage ir BERRY & GORDON, 27 Broadway The Original Jacoby’ Great ‘Masical Depot fenow open at 407 Broodway, with tly finest assortment of Firth, Pond & Co's pia- seobs! celebrated avoor- arbart’s patent melo L, & J. JACOBS, 407 Bronaway. Islor Eve Insurance Company of New ach capital $200, Cb aeneyee their office to Ex HENRY QUACREN BOSS, Secrotary, Commissioner of Deeds for the Several Bs A. WATKINSON, counsellor at law and com- ner ot deeds, &c., Las removed to 110 Broadway, over Cards, Circulars, Bul-heads, Labels, é&c., printed in the mort nent and expeditions manner, at the | original Yankee presses, 84 Nasean stroet—cher GORDON’S, 84 Nassau street. Rich and Poor; or, Phases of American the Sunday Courier of tho $th instant will be com- fone of {Lo most enthralling, exciting and trathtul lineations of American life ever written. The talented hit off « dagaerreotypic of po- and the no lees trying temptations of weal ich and Poor,” avits title at once tells, enters into both ranks of the great human family. Tt shows the human Passlone—tho guilty, the {onocent: the vicious, the good, the overbearing, the meek. the fearful and the vali how powerless is wealth to buy peaee of mind, and it shows traly that “In great extremitics of fortune, ‘The blessings which the weak and bad Can scatter, have oe or showing vico only in such colo} ance, end virtue only to create pds on ay example. This See epanais, story will rank with the highest of our no- veliets, Secure the opening chapters in the Sunday Courier of the 9th instant, whieh also contains:— ‘The National Academy. bee Great Due! * “Pleming, of the National theatge, Boston, and New York Manufactoric The Trade Strike: A Poor Delicate Creatu Negro Saturnalia, the *Veto, the Rivals, te oo Ap Price three cents per copy. For sale by all the news per copy. Office of publication, 15 Spruce street. New York Dutchman.—The New York Dutchman of this week commences a new story, entitled “Robert Bruce, the Hero King of Scotland.” Thisis a splon- did work, by Gabriel Alexander, and cannot fail to be ox- ceedinely poplar. r ‘The Dutchman is on all tho pa- Single copies four ceni nts wanted ‘Ad- eal depots. 1 parts of the country commission Torty por con INGATE & BRYCE, 205 Broadway, Now York. A Card.—Spring Clothing.—Now ready, axtensive peng oper! of act pov and woll. mate diothe trimmed in the best N.B— pense t possible prices. Si! articles guarante: oF te be senate ae Pyare ‘ Clothing FEmporlusa.i0e Fulton streot. Fashionable Clothing—April, 1854.—Alfred way, are constantly replenish fully prepared to thelr eustomere a cholee variety of new style garm ats, for spring and summer wear. One price only. Parasols.—-We are Making, and Have on hand a choice assortment, which we ier at reduced prices, PRATT & MUIR, 2% Cortiandt street. Spring Mantillas.—The subscriber calls the FENN ae tm ee mcr enna mR eee RE: Thten tion te, bis autacrves lady patrons to his large and su- Perior assortment of mantilfas, talmas, rules, &c., for tpring and summer wear, imported and manufactured under his personal supervision. His acknowledged good taste and long experience enables him to produce garments that are not to be excelle: MOLYNEUX BELL, 50 Canal stroet Ladies! Extraordinary ins In fresh fashionable embrcideries, linen handkerchiefs, &o., at the new establishment Tately opened at O73 Broadway. Tae store to let, fixtures and two years loase for sale. Tho most tenteal Ioea:ton ia the elty, ditectly oppose the Metrope: litan Hotol. It has’been anil, te who serves the Pabite |, No. L. return for his lab Ladies’ Galter Boots at 12s. and 14s., Slipper= ties and Pietra at Gs.g@nd 7e.. with ladies’, misses’, boys’, "8 boots ant shoe adia rubber, &e., of all the ‘variow excellent in es ity and moderate in piste ‘anal a Mt J.B. MILLER & CO'S” Premium Shoe Store, 134 Elegant Boots | and Galters.— Watkins Mn street. Fulton, is justly colebrated for ant styl Thaceucee,” Ail who wish somothing rocberche that will do good service, at moderate prices, should co to Watkins. No ¢ this establishment. — article of inferior quality sold Straw Goods—J. H. Harley, No. 34 John street, has opened the finest stock of bonnets for ladies, misses and infants, as woll as men’s and boys’ hats, there is in the city, which he will reli low fe Buyers wis ing ees or ane French and English call at No. eet. ‘Window Shade Manufacturers—Lace Cur- talus, cornices, 4e—KELTY & FERGUSON are the most extensive window shade manufacturers in the States, and they have at their warerooms, Nos. Brondway and 54 Reade street, an immense stock, which they are offering at ‘advance on the cost of manufacturing. Also s Taree stock of Ince curtains gilt cornices, damask, ell ing off at auction prices. All kinds of shades made to order. choice lot of gold border shades on hand cap. for city trade, oe Carpetings.—New Patterns of Mosaic, dallion, and three ply, of exauisive do, Jowest prices, can be bought it & BAILEY'S emporium, where they receive all styles of this country or for Toon as manvfnctured, Ladies in search of any goods of this kind will find it very convenient to call early. Aubusson Carpets—Aubusson Carpets.—Look at them! A splendid new and beautiful carpet, magnificent colors, of the most elaborate French and English drawin anted fast colors, which makes thom « most desiral et, only 7s., 8s. and 9s. per yard. At HIRAM ANDER. "8, 99 Bowery. st Hiram Anderson, 99 Bowery, offers aston vis ithing inducoments to buyers of carpet, sitelotha, ke. —Benutiful ingrain ¢ 7 Ba. 48,, 58. Floor othe, 8s. 0 88. Hish tapettry Brussels. a., 08 0 velvet’ carpets, 12 , 138. to Ibs. Rugs, ¢ tremendous bargains Building Materials, Iron Window Lintels, sills, & jt acost of one third the price of brown stone jaborate manner; specimens can be seen at fevent drawings of same. “Apply at SACKSON'S. Iron e een ings of same. IN’ ire Works, 86 to 08 Goerck street, ir Splendid Farms and Building Lots.—Farms contain from two to fifty acres, and are sold from $2 sine, are fitunted 1 Nh tion, am ng purposes. ¥ josevale an¢ Lakelan “4 T'to four eity lote, $15 to $50, pa: able in inssal- There lots and re wall wort! attention rye a ott farmers, mechanice, capitalists, and rent ers in this city. They are in the immediate vicinity of Ronkon- koma. No more desirable place for a residence can be found. Apply to CHAS. WOOD, 208 Broadway. an ardent ‘illng ‘min: oan tifa owe hundred feet squares To Let—Store under the Irving House, op- porite Stewart's, Broadway; one yoar or moro: the spa- Bogs store we now cceupy, being twenty-three front wad ‘hted in the rear. RRNOCKS Hatlors, 275 Broadway, (Irving House.) P. 8.—We will remove May Ist to 279, next store above, The beautiful specimens of Artificial Teeth now being insertod by Dr. C. A PECK: O71 Broadway. are uosury assed b; oe Bt! mastication, and when in the mouth is] be distinguished from the natural organs, Batchelor’s Hair Dye is still the le, by all acknowledged to be the bent dye, ext the the mom: is spplied. | Broad: t for ‘Tens {parte of the worl ene. wore at BATCHRL| RB’ nt will force the Beard ‘i d won't stain or half» dozen. part of the country. RAHAM, 15 Ann oe enthused ereet, (Phulndalpiis; Hays, Where is Het—The man with gra who is looking for a wite, is requested to call At DEMON OsEt & MEYERS Saloon, No. 13 Cortiandt street. They have tho Immortal recipe for’ which he is in search; and will make, thelr inraliihle dye, every white lock fade from his like the basclens fabric of the vision.” Tt oan be had 0 at 77 Enst Broadway, 6 Bowery, 305 Grand strect Black ba Brown Halr, on a & forehead thats Io the clini of comellnces some folks declare: And hore ho ve not got it have nothing to do at to ack Cristadoro to dye it that CRisTAbOR 8 bair dye, wl applied: ‘at No, 6 Astor jonse. 2 of Hittin ticity oxns ay of th 7 No. te the ural Chaprecablos Broadway Fyatt’: Lite Malsam.—Rheumatism m its mort pei 4 a, old uleors, and the worst of i toblittyeliver com pisint, kid most oer. pi Tsinty'cured by thie great pur si depot, No, 246 Grand etrect, Seventy-fv a ents por bottle, Indla Cholegog AN THAMDERT? Ayers’ cherry pectoral, f or do. aid «rou ryrop of liverwort on tor, Seheidam schnapps, $1; it consamption, s invigorating | cordial, £3, twe for $. Ruy Ve, Dalley?s p Meallisters ointment. Koveer's vermifuge, eas Mut hinges’ bitters, 40 conts. At GU Bower: Also, Hyatt’s iniailiile life balsam, for rheumatiam, 70 ota,” Who has a Cough, Sore Throat or Rheuma- tic pain, And to be tres feom-whieh in shale ater; ‘ben try Dr. TOBIAS? Venetian liniment, It’s sure to care any such ailmont. Depot, GO Cortlandt street. P: Trusses.—The Only Prize Medal for Trusses awarded to Marsh & Co., by tho Industrial Exhibition of all Nations at the Crystal Palace for their radioal curs trassos. ‘The peculiarebaracter of this truss has been set forth in ® complete and comprehansive pamphlet descriptive of every variety of rupture, ¢ stockings. knee eaps, and every vatiety of bandage, MAMSI & C0. No ‘aiden lane, and 50 cents. Two prhses now, from two World's Fairs, Lyon's magnetic powder bears, | First World’s air in London Awarded a | medal to LYONS magnetic powder, (without poison, for the destruction of insects. Nowour own World's Fair has do- creed him amedal, Central depot 424 Broadway. Rheumatism, Serofula, Gout, Cancer, &e— HYATT’S life balsam, attested ie athonsand desporate ences, which have a red in the Herald in, and other }, is the gre: pie purifier. Among the Intest eases ing's evil is that of William Housel, ‘iz Wiliet street, who suffered by a deop and loathsome serofulous ulcer under the left ear, the swelling from which covered the neck. Mr. H. Gardner, as sworn before Mayor Westervelt, June 30, 1 was cured in one month of a terrible cancer that had existe Tn rheumatism, gout, . J Fowler, 184 tend forth his nose. The completely crippled. You who flicted, go visit those Persons. YO coute per bottle. Principal depot, 246 Grand streot, Dr. McClintock’s Tonic Alterative Syrap, for purifying the blood. should be nsed at this soason, by all who are troubled with boils, pimples, eruptions, erysipe- las, scrofula, sores of any kind, and all diseas bad condition of the blood. Price $1, in lar CUSHMAN & CO.. sole proprietors of Dr. McC 92 Fulton str encraily. Pimples, Freckles, Tan, Eruptions, and all skin deformitien—The only reliable article for the cure of sigp. Beware of imitations of this old hich by astringent qualities are the complexion, and by their repellant’ the health. Equally famed is Gouraud’s hair dy: subtle for ‘uprooting hair from any pact of | the nad lily white, bair restorative, an pot 67 Walker street, rising from bottles. A. Hintook’s fa. t, up stairs, and sold by drawbacks to heauty is Gouraud Hefei at the old established ¢ store from Broadway. Pimples and Freckles are En moved from th git. If it does not more them the money will be returned. | Camphor aay certain cure for chapped bands and li W. Vondersmith, at the Bower; aan street, and sold by shor bing toe 170 Fulton tre Married, 0h, Thursday, April 6, by the Rev. Dr. WESTERFIEL ring, Josmeat rooklyn, to Mcapeuees Gt ae airs of Joka Wilkie, Esq of this city. On Thursday, April 6, by wee Rev. J. Parsons Hovey, ‘Wiitam W. Norton to ARABELLA, daughter of R. P. Lugar, ashington papers please cop: On Wednesday, i APE By 3, by the Rev. Dr. Ray hall, Mr, 8. Brascon to Mis ‘Mayer, both of this city. Jn Besokiya, on Thureday, April 6, by the Rev. J. W. Shackelford, Rector of St. Mary’s, Brooklyn, Joan SwEasr to Maxaaner Cummans, of New York. In Newark eity, on Wednesday, April 5, by the Rev. Charles Lucas, ZorHer D. Mitts to Sanau E., eldest daugh- teqof William B. i Esq. On Thursday, April 8, by the Rev. Mr. 'T. Guion, Mr. Joun M. Caxpa to Miss Camiiia, eldest daughter of Jas- par Du-Flon, Esq., all of Brooklyn. On Wednesday, April 5, at the fsa! Emanu mnae Sue the Rev. Dr. Merzbacher, Mr. Hrsx Mary Winter, both of this city. On Wednesday, April 5, by the Rev. Ansel ADOLPHUS SALINGER to Miss Sena, third prot ang 3 Pp. ‘T. Spiro, Keq., both of this city. Philadelphia papers please copy. On Friday evenin; pata ‘after a lingering illness which be bore with Christian fortitude, patie buxom, | De in the 21st mac of his ce His remains to Calvary bee 3 ‘ two o'clock to-m: eeectenda from the ey of his hoes ‘antes, No, bg tems Greene street, Fon mig et se ‘of Edvinand Phebe’ steaer Stone, sti y smoalue bad afternoon, from No. #3 ae Joore at reer. eee and relatives, also members of Mart ‘Temple No. 1, are invited to attend. On Friday ‘afternoon, April7, at four cates Tsaac GUNNING, aged 21 years and seven months. The funeral will take place at one o’clock to-morrow afternoon, from No. 148 Kighth avenue. Trenton, N. J., papers please copy. At his late private residence, No. 432 Broome street after a short illness, Mr. ANTHONY BovyER, a native ef Bassignac, France, in the 82d year of his age. His friends and acquaintances, and those of his nephew Mr. A. Murray, are most réspectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two o’clock to-morrow afternoon, On Friday, April 7, ANNA, wife of Mr. Caarles L. Ball- winkel, aged 20 years, 3 months and 20 days. ‘Thefriends and acquaintances of the family, also the members of the German Oak Lodge No. 82, are’ respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, at nine o'clock on Monday morning, from avenue A, corner of Seveateonth street, to Greenwood Cemetery. On Friday, April, Peree Mitcume, a native of Hudson, | N. Y., aged 46 years. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of James G. Smith, No. 94 Oliver street, corner of Water street, at twelve o’clock this day. Hudson papers please copy. Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Friday, April 7, Jaws Post, infant son of Stephen B. and Rachel 8. Sanxay, aged ii months and 13 days. His remains will be taken to Newburg for interment. Newburg and Long Island papers please copy. At Astoria, L. I.,on Thureday evening, April 6, in the 88d year of her age, Hannast F., wife of Arden M. Pollock, and daughter of James H. Blasdell, of this city. ‘he funeral will take place at eleven o'clock to-morrow morning, from her late residence, No. 3 St. George's placo, Astoria. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend, without further notice. On Friday, April 7, at the msidence of her father, FRANCES COLEMAN, youngest daughter of Coleman Wil- liams, in the 18th year of her a The friends of the family, and of Howell L. Williams, are invited to attend herfuneral, from the house of her father, No. 15 West Twenty-sccond street, at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon. At Yorkville, on Friday, April 7, Euzan Brawemay, in the 60th year of his age. The relatives and friends of his family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 150 Fast Kighty-fiffh street, near Third avenue, at two o'clock to: morrow afternoon. On Thursday, April 6, of consumption, Jonn Len, aged 89 years. he friends of the famfly are requested to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No 181 West Forty-first street, without further invitation. Suddenly, on Thursday, April 6, Jonny H. Proms, Esq., aged 44 years. His frionds and acquaintances, and those of his bro- ther, E, H. Plu tfully invited to attend his funeral, from his idence, near Rockaway, L. at ten o'clock this morning. His remains will be inter: in Greenwood Cemetery. On Thursday, April 6, Micuam. UA} late organist of St. Bridget's Church, in the 20th year o 2. His friends, and those of his brother-in-law, Jamea W Walsh, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from St. Bridget’s Church, opposite Tompkins square, a wo nine o'clock this. morning, without further iv- Vitation. On Lape April 6, Extxw A. Anams, aged 2 years, 3 pon and 19 days, only child of William and Ellen A. Adams. Her funeral witl take place at one o'clock this sf- ternoon, from the residence of her parents, No. #60 Bleecker street. The friends and sequaintances of /he family, also the plumbers, are respectfully invited toat- tend, Without further invitation.” Hor remains wil be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. OnThureday, April 6, Many Lovutsa, wife of George Lo- gan, in the 26th year of her erthe friends of her husband, and those of her fetber, William Pollard, and brothers, Robert and Alexander, aro requested to attend her funeral, at two o'clock on Sunda} afternoon, from her late residence, No. 186 Henry st without farther notice. In ei after a long and severe illness, Bacts ‘Wieow, aged 84 years ‘2 months and 12 days. The frlends of the family are particularly requeste/ to attend her funeral, without further invitation, atiwo o’elock on Sunday afternoon, from her late resideice, No. 418 Atlantie street, Brooklyn, when ber remainy wil be taken to Greenwood for interment. At Poughk eepale, on Wednesday, April § Mrs. ManGaret Watton, in the 69th year of merly a resident of this city ted ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. REMOVALS. A Rewer ROM THE EXCHANGE COTTAG: V ner of Vevey and Charch streets, to the jbHonse, . 22 Ann street, a few doors below Baroum's Myeum, John Higham, for nine yents the popular proprptor of Eachange' Cottage, reapecttally” fu @ piblio of iy aud vicinity generally, put. expecially pis old frends and former seviualntences "that he hag reconfy pur ct nsed the Jonge of t Known. Weight Houve, ¢tusted 4s to reopen on Saturday the sth inet,,in’a renovated condition, wnder improved. fatarea, ard with an entire fresh stock of ale wines, lqaordsegnes, Ac,, of superior and ehoies qual! H. embribes the ts ee to tender his gratefal Asicnswindenents to is former patro liberal for port his old of apojlexy, her agy, for” ananape COR. Oh ee ee orem Please call at 20 Th , BREW +RD WILT PROTESTANT COO nd able to do the gen- A SITUATION, AS COOK, WASE a io acwall private family, NFORMATION WANTED—OF country near two ye Varish of Drom, county of Ror » thankfully received ty i Dolan, at No, 149 aacau strect, Brooklyn, YRMATION WANT he retail segar busine 0 Ithn this olty he to req om, or send @ line, atating where he can be f Would be considered a To be wen Satur preseat employer's, No. THOMAS DOLAN, WHO m Aibjone. y, from 40 til Metropolitan Hotel D—A CHAMBERMAID. ONE PREFERRED mstress aud can dress hair. TIGN WANTRD—BY A YOUN » in music, and th lone is rect Sipe woul ‘stands her busi- tomake heesolf A may apply at No. A LADY WOULD LIKE make, as she is « ~ SPECIAL NOTICES. DN & LAZARUS TAKE THIS WE heir friends, that i found at 243 W: ywill be prepared to reo TANIED—A GERMA into the country; and understand pial ooking; m good wages pal William street during the 4 PANTED—A PROVE! PROTESTANT QIRL, TO Go CARD.—JOHN the Inte fire they 1 up staire, where the full low of unitk, Take another to wet nurss, having lost her { . Reference given, Apply at J79 NT WOMAN, BY A SMALL nce fromthe city, to do N ADJOURNED MEETING waiting chatal 1 ohh Stuy veeant Inotity BE HELD AT OLD, WOULD Like 10 Grand street, ne’ TANTED—IMMED street, a cvok; and is # iret rate washer and iro live in a reepectal Clothing Address 5 SITUATION WANTED, : hurse, with a fi Can be scen fur two days at 213 Bridge street, near ptian collection. ntry aro.xequonted to atiend, J. W. FRANCIS, Pres. 5 FRANKLIN » understands her business, “ss VING BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCTA- tion —N otice to delinquents. arrcare for vix months or more, are hereby notified that Paid ab the office, immediately, 1by them will be forfeited,’ in accordance TANIPD—A YOUNG WOMAN, As CUAMBERMATD and to assist in tl ere who aro in unless theamount due is i & the bes ‘tote ing no wenns to «upp it to any respectable pers: it as their own. child, has an excellont oppor Bayard street, in the basement, N ENGLISUM PROTESTANT GERMA care of cuildreu'and do to adopt a smart, healthy Ploave apply at No. 00 erences required, HIS WIFE, OF GOOD CHAR- May moet with ‘man to do the TANTED—A TIDY Heh or Ameri®an girl, to take ain sowing aud light chamber work, Reforei 4 pr Cuil at De, Youlia’ street, Jersey City, for three anys. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE AND WELLEDUCATED to associate with the advertiser in a References exchanged. Y In consequence of the eaistent my of the associa y ol on and the proper gue prior to romoving, tho lurary vf books om aad after 4 situations in ® privace faau ivg, act as evtter, housekeeper, &o.; and she woman A very comfortable h it ‘against either the re- he reading room wil coipt or delivery bu the Oks inet, continne open, as usual, until further notice. urgently re ested to roturn their books within the time WM. &. GILDER, Recording Soerctary. ATIONALGUARD.—THE MEMBERS COMPRISING the Armory Board of the R. and FP, of this regiment Aspecial meeting of this board at ei ie 6 cvok or laundress. ges, May be secured; but there must be no Felder as Lo ‘position in deing everything that way be quired. Direct, with full particulars, to box 2,450 2. genteel aud. preitable business Ad with pel cakes Ars. Christi ANTED—A TIDY GERMAN GIRL WHO SPEAKS some English, to do general housework; one that an- Inquiro at 203 Canal streot, 2D—BY A MAN, ON A RAIL- experience; ‘uo ob is cooking preferred. goad; heh shad thr th, tof references given, eee for three weeks, 66 Cortlandt street, COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION satisfactory reference as to the care and management Gall on, or addrers, Mr. Watters, saddler, corner stroct and Broadway, for two day N AMERICAN having a bey nine years ‘of age him with some American family ey ite can po For particulars inguire of hig mot cond floor, between 3 and 6 MRS. ROBBINS. BOOKKEEPER, (A arc requested to atten the Seveath Compan; ‘ooms, D-BY A YOUNG wIDow LADY, OF Broadway and Grand strect, this sonar pet or would teach you Hot them, and. woul if do anya as i. is TQ "HE RECENT DEATH OF THE INFANT Mr. Oscar Shanghne respoctfully ws invlntion from the Governors of the public in- stitutions to visit them in company with tho Senate and Legislature, on Saturday, the Eee inst., but will be happy to see ‘them’ at No. 2 Dey ‘street. SCAR SHANGHAE AND HIS FRIENDS ARE RE- quested to call at the Templo Saloon, No. 23 Mercer street, and sce tho “toeth” drawn from the Perham gi 0 the order for » hand book deseribing tho Scyen Milé Mirror. ~UBSCRIRERS TO CLAREN VILLE LoTs TAKE i. >) Notioe—That at@ mevting of the committes, held April it was The most respectable toferen given. Address for & fortuigh Fanny, Broadw Mhera education. 6 Br an TED_FOR A their vudiness can ‘apply at 05 Broadway. IMMEDIATELY—AN ACCOMPLISHED, ed Indy, to superintend the Comestic aflairs of & TWO GOOD CHAM, Those who unde: OOKKEPPER.—A THOROUGIL German,) desires a situation either in that capacity or As generalclerk. Refers to last employers, G., Herald office. OKKEEPER WANTED—WHO quainted with double entry and ‘who has had experience in the oil business preferred. rt icant, with reforences, Oil Com- and willing to travel, rare Op sperronally to ' roo! 5, yay Uortlawde street, for this day ‘ony counts rnoraly; Resolved, That any person being more than one month in ail be debarred from choosing his lot on the4th of t, when choice will be mai 8 TS emo of She must be fully oompo- 40 to aid in tho instruction of two to make berself generally y up all arrears before 163 Hester street. HE MASS MERTING OF THE SHIP JOINERS 4p, journed to meet on Monda, greloek! to hear the reports of t Oy, WANTED—A_ GOOD SstoUT BOY 0, ctory reference: one that resides with his ebildeen. She mast be williny useful, atid be qualified to mal fers a desirable ome and & permanent son who bas the capacity required Tuesday morning, before 9 o'elock, ss) to = per- on menses. or evening, 10th inst., Yo'en at the Hooker 35 VIS REEVES, Chairman. LAUNDRESS | WANTED. ” RES Dactebls Protestiat women, oueoe aeok angane otf te family. Toth must be The best city refereuge Inquire at YS East Twenty-third. street, bufore 2 or after 5 o'clock. OOK OR HOUS! ANTED— BY A ‘RESPECTABLE MARRIED powers achild to nurse, at her own resi: 87. Goerck april. She lost herown child, two days April R. B. Monzcomeny, Secret he a8 laundress, wanted for a well acquainted with their POLITICAL. REA RID oe 05 5 sete RS EE TA MERTING OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC L Ninth, Ward Committee, eld on the evening of tho 7th reamble and rosolutions wore pfopelating of Mesars. ‘art, Wm. Dodge, C. W. Bough: this commiites has learned from various pati- which Lave been presented to that certain memoriali: yy a German girl, |, 1864, tho foll mittee ‘ott stroet, for two days, rin & wholesale or re doubted nd reference, Please ad- ri VANTEDCBY A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD CHARAC- city reference given, Apply at’ t tail OOK.—SITUATION saloon, ora small private uk given. Apply at 9 Bayard street, for two days, AE RaATD AND GENERAL ood city reference Ay ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE -y store or to attend maloch, or to drive a hors Best of city reference, Apply at «0S. Legislature of this sof the State of pe act of incorporn: tion known an the charter of th Tammany Columbian Order ; and, whereas, this o of the State of New York, believe that itis high timo, such as the Tammany Societ; Veo dissolved, and that its funds purpose except that MOUSEWORK— bar, or to take chi and wagon or cart. Fourth avenue, Augustus Sheridan, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS clerk in a hotel; furee zones iners, and is cay lishment or bar, ‘WaMtenarb ax WAITER—SITUATION WANT- ed by a Germéngirl, in a small city reference given. Apply at 65 secret political of or Colmmbian Order, slall Lo, Shi peqperty shall be devoted to me at elections and intimidati citizen from depositing his ballot ; and, whereas, this commit and believes the information to be tru ety, or Columbian ier organized as ab rivate family. Good onty-first street, for i ing ‘civen. Address Hotel, HAMPBERMAID AND PLAIN SEWER—SITUATION Good city reference ovater, betwoon Grand and Broome wanted in a small Apply at 40 ¥ etreete, fe T two da; \HAMBERMAID AND N ) ed inn emall private fi —A MINER, WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE t to take general good situation b; late) of a mine, Griffen, 47 Dey street. ANTED—BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN, A SI ‘porater institution, to aid its mem- E—SITUATION WANT. od city references given. for two days, nt 6 Forsyth street, bear Grand, room RN ccceal satesaoe: RKSHIP (WANTED 104 ual orgabisation un- ich time the Bachoms political power, and particularly since the inate of the United Stutos government under Frank- a1 Prosident of the United State it? the people holdin, Bie a ecazuised Bio Sachem’ fattuence t thereto the application now harter of the Tam. tion as coachman in « respectable family, with o he na Itved for the Inat six 9 be 600 Eighth street, St, Mark Place, second floor, room No. an ‘ANTED—BY hmZOUNS, country reference, where he has no objection to liv SITUATION AS OUT in any respectable, business. nces given, and sceurity, tes, the Sachems o 2 is [AN, WHO SPEAKS 4 sod borinning im the erect, himeelf in! the adress no objection to t ing int the Loristature (or ofee, u ahity would be glish Iengusge. No salary roqui LERK WANTED.—AN EXPERIENCED CLERK 18 wanted in ® newspaper establishment in this city. le mash heve-guecsonilonstic cepeneeater capability and in togrity. Address, through the Post Office, A. 0. NG SALESMAN WANTE ONE 1 THAT ¢ “influence country trado, near by and hose wha ca show , altho fh uy i lo. enauel influence wit! oubany that we believe it to be high ‘ine that Ly pecret y should be distolved. hut the removals recently made by Mr. H J, Redfld'of prominont national democrats from the Cus. position of the ‘crushing out” the aiminitration of Franklin Pierce, like ac only be eupported by gagging TANTED—TWO OR THREE MEN TO SELL SODA water on feommmission; Liberal wages will be giv At 826 Pearl street, baggm ANTED-RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED orter in a store or working man; ye himecf generally wsetul, "Cem weite & hand, and give gvod city reference, Address J. 0., FIRST RATE SALESMAN POR A DRY ‘Apply between 9 and 60: cat ‘trom 2till bas) isa furtber 5 at of the elder Adam officials and suppressing the freedom of » Rea paired, That the niting upon the N the Nebraska Bi, soo we proclaim fe ae eae = whether that aks anc ¢! Mesa be trewartettc ine national Congress (rom this district; and that thé preamble and reso- lutions be published in the Notional Democrat and Herald, . G. SICKLES, President. pursued ay the the Hon. Francis WANTED.—A CAREYUL AND our warniest com: ol (7 ANTED—A Eoods tore in Providence, It. 1, U o'clock A.M. at MeCrossan Bros., 6 Dey street, ‘ANTED—A MAN TO MAKE ICE CREAM AND eiiier| | None nood apply unless they perfeotly under- Ply T)kue CLERK WANTRD—IN A GENERAL RETAIr, drag stoi One that understands the 88 Chemist, Herald offi first 1e801 tic members of tho ond and third resoiu- lemocratic membars of RY Leyte rnc al A SALESMAN, IN J A RETAIL R. SAUNDERS, corner Third avenue and Ten TS WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, TWO DEN- thoroughly acquainted with botl Inquire personally of E jowery, from to 9A. M. and from 7 to ANTED—A GOOD VEGETABLE GARDENER a, farmer, on a small farm, about six miles fro: iy betes eee 4o Wa. C. C3 CLover, Secretary. po Delete gain! MEETING—! OUTRAGE AND | citizens of the Fifth ward opposed to | yalgrant or pau 3 offi mi the "elock, at the eoal office of M. iristopher street. tist mechanical dentistr, terre, dentists, 159 P.M. the establishment. o ward, will meet at whe Fifth and Broadwi ARM OR GAROEN LABORERS WANTED.—STEADY eotch, or German—can have # yi men— English, ‘ANTED—TWO SALESMEN AND ONE BOY, POR A gentlemen's furnishin, KN OLD CITIZEN, sd promt oe of M. OHLMANN & BRO., 18 Liberty store in Wil- ENERAL HOUSEWORK—SITUATION WANTED, IN rivate family. on. yest Twenty-ninth street, ARDENER.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A SCI- er, who is & married man without encuin wife would be willing THE MILITARY. RMORY OF THE WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD. Fil 3, 1854.—At m meeting called for ng, of this corps in regard NTED—A SITUATION, AS PORTER IN A STORE, Has tho best of city reference, by an Englishman. Address D. Porter, Herald office. AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, een to, pene Jere of ag to fills situation ia reas or housekeep can id Apply to Dr. o el Al ho Kirk, the following preamble and Tesolat to act as light porter Whereas, it has pleased Almig us cur honored officer and estimal Kick, therefore, shty God to remove from le friend Captain Thomas ved, That while wo bow in humble submission to the @ dlipensations of Divine Providence, whom it has pleased so suddenly to take from our midst our much loved Timmandant, we sincerely mourn. his to ie Feoeiiostion of fi unicog end his kind and re of his official ur regrets with those of his d friends in their sudden and so uniooked for be- Resolved, That Fm to ight stamp. Apply to 8. facturer of seat bolts, clocks, and. fancy TANTED—A CLERK IN A RETAIL STOR! be competent to keep hooks by double well recommended for honesty and sobriety, Hours ot tustneas PAM, Ge ho are not fully qualified. “Apply to B. lecrn moro, under a competent instruct: full particulars, box 2,450 Post Office. OUSEKEPPER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY | Englith widow woman, Good eity reference given, is e generally useful alf of this cor} private family. Hepoved, ‘That wo uni Apply at 138 Liberty streot, for JANTED—TWO 8M. iT BOYS, TO 1 WAIT oN A free and easy two evenings in the w ek. Apply at the + Bugle, 220 Grand street, corner of Elisabet last tribute of respect to the memory ed, the members of this company will assem- We at the Armory on Tuosday, the 4th inst., to attend his to the grave, and also, that the membors will wear EPER’S Lye |, WANTED-IN A ference given. Apply JANTED-A Boy, IN A HARDWARE STORE; ONE city. pig at 889 Broadway, cornet o ROY 70 WAIT I J OUSEKEEPER’S OR STOREKEEPER” § SITUATION wanted, in & hotel or private fama “Apply at No. 3 Contre ma OYSTER AND One who understands the business: atham street, cornor of Duane, RELIGIOUS NOTICES. | Th PROTESTANT cuureH DU st. ESPRIT.— xt, at half past ten o’clock, the firmation in’ this [J OUSEKEEPER enoe, to take charge ins small private fully. zirl to do'general housework; English or German preferred. Apply between the hours of 10 aud 12 A. M. at 39 Morcor GOOD REFER- T A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE P. G.'S AND HAY- ward Guard, at the Headquart: Resolved, That the thanks of the com the American (late Shelton’s) Cornet , O02 Brondway, it w pany be tendered to F, ‘On Sunday morning p will administer 88 SITUATION URSE AND PLA wanted, in « small pi e wo an 8, top floor, he Me nttend s taeetiy on Sunday, April im ., Strangers please to a been provided for t! J. M. MACAULRY, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH, tthe ninetecnth and last discourse before Association of the South URSE AND CHAMBERMAID—SITUATION WANT- ed in a «mall private family given, Apply at 44 Marion stroct, near Spring, for two ALESMEN.—THREE GOOD HANDS WANTED AT Boud's dry goods store, 108 and 11) Sixth avonuo. POLLOCK, ‘Captal evening, 9th ine 'T. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. —THE etait naked LAST of the series of sermons will be del the chureh corm Rev. Dr. Price. YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMEN WANT A SIN- je room, with two beds, with full board, in a pleasant private family, srhere thi a speak English. a. Ry Herald o oa DEALERS.—A YOUNG MAN, WHO 7, equainted with the business, wants a Aoins South or Wost. Address 'S rooms, 362 Broadway. re parlors, fitted Bp Sunday evening, f Chrys ‘Subject—The Cros J commence at half past 7 o’elock. _108T AND FOUND, AA AAA AAAS JVOUND—A ND—A L008E eACkson OF BANK BILLS. bag the same by calling on 8. R. m ple with practical Wookkeeping fuaranteed in all casos. RENCH TAUGHT—BY PROF. DELLE PIANE the bent system, at 208 Dua d Reade streets, ery ‘one ma: my tyatem to peak the Ianguage in three month, [ROMATIC PAINTING—ITS FIRST CORRECT ae into ee bs Hordware Clerk, Sudrata of RAVBLLING AGENT WANTED.—A PERSON IS TAnted to, travel throughout the United States jent in one of the most respoctable mai room No. 16, bo- No, 198 ‘Greenwich “ OST—AN OPER. Se any 4 omnibus, on W FT ig BRO. jr) a ot corner of Broadwi itis considered unequalled. month only for spring course. wi HE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES, AS RE- | Ta og 4 for tag as and Weg may bo thoroughly ‘whede new pupils will be instructed S 4 eacher. ff. TELLERING Cy iberal rewa oth. No. 27 Wall OST—YESTERDAY, FROM A on, A memorandum book. pelongin The finder will be machine shop woul im penss#tion wilt ante of time for any one to ualified to enit the wants stated. Pen apy fearn, but must have slroad, Edart Nori, Post Office, SODA Rf ted Wa- in, IS State street. leaving it at the above address. learned to act his gr A GOLD sibel same, at the office of ae 8, gta tg $10.—MR. DOLBEAR, vont corner of Hi treet, will form Fewarded upon day, April 10. teen cutive “satisfaction, 0 DRUGGISTS.— WANTED | tent to take o| io can tring gov rofecencs ae to a Termanent situation. One ac. preferred. Apply at No. 49 MEDIATELY, A of @ retail dra Lo 3 THE STH INSTANT, i o Soank ot America to ler Seat iver, nd y- rill be Hiupraily aewneeed same at the office of the Courier and Enquirer. 4 from ing through Rutg ts to Broad. othe find by leaving the RARE CHANCE Nigh SASH CAN D. BLIND MA. ood will and fixtures, oF of thé saab and Hind shop No. waning. $9 to go OST—A LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, ON leaving & Twenty-third street omnibus king down Fifth avenue to Nin Th , About half past #ix o’cloek; IE SERVICES OF AN EXPERIENCED, PRACTICAL bueinors man, who is conversant with the Eni German languages, may by by leaving it at J. Agate secure? for a responsth B. Palmor's Adver- nature of hosiness. _No objection to travelling. OR SALE—THE STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES OF eating and drinking N forry on tho Bast river, everything complete and in the bert style, to accommodate two hundred poople. torun. Rent $16 2 month. nd large enough ‘Phe loase han six he owner being very ill, For furthor information ap: at 91 Division stroet, in the liquor store. LARGE ROOM, BEDROOM | ng, in & genteol privat Inquire at 00 Bayard st Breakfast if requi ‘E “JEUNE FRAN comme bonne dents CAISE DESIRE SE PLACER unefamille Américaine, 8! adrosser A Milo, Mario, OST—ON THURSDAY, THE 6TH INST, 4 near the Sixth aven: Le evitatly rewarde f street, or No. 3 If A LITILE GIRL 4 eandy curled hair, Ine ond red stocking a gold bracelet. The ' oder will URNISHED Rooms. ‘and pantry communi with priviloge of hath, k. No moving in May CTORE TO LNT —j11}4 NASSAU STREET, NEAR PANN | 2 yi we, Inquire at the ANTED—SIX SMART, INTELLIGENT GIRLS, TO Sct in the capacity of waiters one partry cook. one meat cook aud omyetent need apply. TANTED—A FIRST RATE COO . One who understands ‘of milk, to co s short dist Went Twenty third ANTED—A coMP TENT "HOUSEKEEPER, d the caro of ehildren. irons of # home, mayaddresy Mr, Houston, I at Sto a finds her in te squected te bri ref se sitiveted porents, 225 Bighth avenus. ANTED TO PURCHA built house, between N and eee rer Fourth and Led nth a addrens, tt stating te: GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL | and Eightoonth stroots, O8T—LEFT IN| A BROADWAY s ferry line) about balf past seven o’cl Le Fcontatning night dn the sane Tiomediately w thet y Also, ® My Pe atta