The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1855, Page 2

MOTION TO QUASH THE IN! suenr, TayvIKe, LINN, AND HYLER DENIED. Arnit 10,—At the sitting of the Court this mora‘ decision Judge Cowles proceeded to render his aul motion to goon se the indictment. foand agains’ | Tovlaas — ee cr —This ia a motion mate in b featate, Tigler, Lina, Morrissey anil” _A@alt of the de- mt and remand the parti’ i02 "fora prelim: er amumin catbe gros 9 dhatatter the Coroner's bea els 04" ign icaplicsting them as arrested b; ch a isav 9%. Willem Epole, they were Javmanied, a by the Cor . That they thereu; »* sat were refused by him, an exam- imaton by witnesse”. te ‘bo called either for or against them, the Coroner ‘aciding that, under the statu a ho had no pewer to 10 sére than to take the persoaal statsmmen orexaminatio’, ef the defendants without oath. It will na Sooner wad now to discuss the question wheter the pugcarthes thas to say, Ly upoa an examination of -_. T have arrived at the same conclusion with Mr. stice Morris, when that question arose him, to veeee my pcre hold for the Corroner erred Pt jer ay and peek by indictment, all persons chargetl at too, whi such “ieee are or Fothet bps arrest aud examiaation re pe magistrates of Fg county, Bat itis posi ee where a party is arrested before iniictment, stlate is a hoe ge we priety and undae haste on be part Grand Jury in entercain- img 8 fi 2 and 0 one to iadict until the ery, examination shall have been brought te close, and that while the statate has not iehibited the Grand Jury from acting upon that class of eanen, yet that a quasi right is possessed by the accused te pats such examination fully closed before being pre- sented by the Grand Jury. 1 will not deny that in many cases, if the Grand Jury are apprised of the facts that the party is under arrest and that the commitiiag ma- eens iw proceeding with a full exam'nation into the te and circumstances attending the alleged offence, ticularly in that class of cases, the prosecution @f which ave indlisied ope tie sompitatal sntedive dual and s0 assume a character in some degree personal to the prosecutor, thas it would be yery wise and judi cious in the Grand Jury to defer action until the m: + aol trate bas made return of ali the testimony taken before Po! ‘This will always evable both the Grand Jury and the public prosecutor, by an inspection of the return, to judge of its character and form some opinion as to the probability of guilt or innocence and tbe propriety of further prosecution, Sach a discretion, if it exists on the part of theGraad Jury, would apply to all those cases where the original eom: piaint is made to a jastico of the peace, and to all other ‘cases when a return of the proceedings and examinations had are not made or the witnesses recognized to appear and testify before the Grani Jary ‘Until'the final close of investigation before the committing magistrate. But an examination of the statute will show that in this case the Grand Jury possessed no such dissretion. That they could not, had they been apprised of the fact tat parties were under arrest and before ths Coroner eal amination, defer their own action, but were bound, 4€ the testimony warranted, toindict? By 2 Revised Statutes, 742, article 1st, in regard to Coroner's inquests, it will be seen that upon notice received by the Coroaer that any person has been slain, it is the Coroner's duty forthwith to summon a jury to appear before him ani make inquisition concerning such death. By section 5 it is provided that the jury, after inspection of the body, and after hearing the testimony, shall deliver to the Coroner their inquisition in writing, in which thoy are to certify the cause, manner and circumstanses of the death, ‘aad who were guilty thereof, either as principal or “acces- sory, and in what manner’ Bec. 6. Provides that if the jury find that aay mar- dex, manslaughter or assault has been committed, the Qsroner shali bind over the witnessss to appear and testify at the next criminal court at which an indist. ment for such offence can be found that shall ne held in ape at of the same section further p y charged with acy wach offence be not in custedy, the Uoroner shall have power to issue process for bis pprehension ja the same manuer as a Justice of the Peace.” Thus it will be seen tht, by expross mandate of the statute, the moment tue Coroner's Jury fouad and sub- scribed their verdict, the whole matter, with ali the mt- esses, wae sent to the Grand Jury—seat to them to aet upon at nd with no discretion to delay their proceeding upon the charge whether ths atcuse1 ware or were vot in custody, or whether they were or were pot under examination before the Coroner, as provided ‘m section 7. The case is theretore entirely unlike tuat other ¢lass to which I have heretofore alluded wh® the retarns are not made nor the witnesses bounl over to appear ‘and testify until the preliminary examination is @}ore3; aud ‘t would be, in m: ju ment, jastas much dereliction of duty in the Jury to refuse to act alter the Caroae: inquisition “had been returned, as it weuld to gtvea similar refusel after the revurn of the Prowm\usry exam nation a by the committing magixtrate Ym thit clas of cases am Fight in the view I have taken of the mandatory che ter of the atatate, which oortrolied the action of the Grani Jury in this ca LA i reisef course no ground on which tnis motion can ranted. ‘That the indictment is regular is conceded, BS Court cannot be held to possess a discretion to aid n indictment as prematurely found io a case where the Grand Jucy have none to refuse finding it. ‘The motion to quash must therefore be denied. Counrel for the prirouers then desire! to make a mo- tiom to admit them to bail; but as thers was a murder trial on, the District Attorney named Thursday for the weomen, provided no other criminal case occupied the yurt. THE TRINITY PLACE HOMICIDE. ‘The trial of Terence Hamill, alias Hammond, charged with the murder of his wife, Kuiza, on Ist January, was thea resumed, and after the examination of several wit- nessen, the District Attoraey read the examination of the prisoner at the Coroner’a inquest—pu lished in Tue.- day's Hit, hie closed the ease for the prosecutizn, ir, Chintom opened the case for the en sayiag that it was impossible for him to attemp hat thn deonssed teas her testi #5 Wad Maeds OSES] prisoner; Dut the questions for the jury would be his accoanta- Dility, and whether the crime was murder or min- slavghter. He then went on to state that the prisoner at one time received an injury in the head from a cask, whieh #0 affected him that when he was under the in’ fluence of liquor he was wholly uaconscious of James Lynch, examined for the prisoner, depose he knew Terence Hamill for four years; knew his wife; [ worked for the same employer as Hamill; siw Hamill Jast New Year’s, between nine ten o’eléck ia the morning; I saw him in his own Hause, 281 was coming from chureb; I had a glass of beer in his house with him; I sent out for a quart of teer myself; he went oat to get shaved before I left; I afterwards wet him, in about ten minutes, at the corner of Restor aul Green wich streets; he drank agalo there, with some other men that were with him suppore it was brand. drank; this was about 10 o'clock, or 80; we had two Washington streets; it was brandy pansh he crank; walked bask again te the corner of Rector ani Greenwich gtrocts, another drink thers in about five minutes after; often seen bim under the influcnze of liqnor; he hunt me for my life when he would be under the influence of hquor, ant [ would have to run out of his way; we were on goo terma; we nevar bad any quarest that would be of any harm; he was very passionate in Viquor; be was wild, and would run and jump, 08) examined by the District Attoroey —Hai n> jeular busin: with him when I cated; hie wife and Jane were there; there waa nothiag sail there about ‘bis wife beng out the night befora; his wife and he and I drank of tte beer; I had no angry words with bia; he had rome angry words with me al it Ll o'clock; the latest hour | saw him that day was abort ® quarter past 12 o'cloxk; that was before etever; when I say he woukt be wild from driak, £ mean erary. To a juror—The prisoner never spoke of those crazy he got sober. , polies officer of the Fi 4 mine months, depoved—I' Ai for about eight years; kuew Bb same time; they livetl in therear of the b Trinity place for reven years; 1 T have seen Hamill uncer i at ward for h he would be peaceable, ™ I saw nim so very crazy one oight thal maked and fighting the fence in the yard; it was mo7- Night, about 2 o'clock at night; it wa the noise that awoke me; he was fighting at the fence anit it wis « man; he hit tt herd enough to cut his knuekles; that wae about four years he would challenge to fignt those he was best acquai with; he would Jon > like @ crazy man; I checked him once or twice when sober, and he told me very little affected him; that he was in the Police in the Old Country and had got his head ‘raztured; have seen a cood deal of 4 in the Furst ward; auvover sovieace voted on. finwtl qin Grae, © eopt one man in tie Old Count 4 he would fight « a veow when drunk, (laugh lamill ia very peroaadle word fro. him; ha was wery kind when so! gave the whole of bis earnings to his wife. ‘Other witne: was then tworn— had an accident oecur to his heal about eight years ago when he came home, after the accident, a couple of maa game with him; he sat with his face to the feacs, au' called for Eliza, (the deceared,) my mother; whe wen ent and brought bim in; his foretead was all bleeding; | @oukd pot tell bow long it was before he got over tna dnurt; I recollect the day before my mother's death; i was © Bunday: raw my father drink beer aad som: om that day; on Monda jot eee Him dein anything in the house; about look, h my brother or sister fer a quart of keer, ead mother drank it; my sister and I wea out after ‘that, about 4 or 5 o’slork, and wok a , and went to Mra. Lynch's atter 1 we left my er im the house; he was sitting ov the cate ‘a little falda, and I thougat a little drank, ani my mother too; it was near dark; Pat Malone brought word to Lypch's dead, and I cams hone to eer; I a walk; a one proposed to other proposed to | between my aeerel out; there was teer and after the deer was drank Brandy out of @ fat bottie. Tew aT My, Mother drink some Pesk, im whose employ ten oven’ or four years, ge ve him a character for Serle kind, obliging ry very industrious; he has always spoken well of by merchaats and their carmen with whou be eamé in contact when Fexerming my busine Te the ; Attorney—\y huainess required a care- Stourton! ngs ‘Acoiphian ‘Sait aloo gave ia. said that for the ert the ti ry he raid ‘Give me mone, eels weer pepaek bee woe where was the reat spent it for groceries; it was then he o in the face. ” ‘To the Court—He did not rata a8 not hard enough to hurt her; it did not aa ioe Wy Tod mark; they went home t ‘The test having aa oe ee teik ace: juarters of an heur. an = bey ae ag om! of the court the mig —_ u who, charged by judge, at eight Saeck nckiobaeatin sokerent ‘a verdict of Mi Man slaughter in the second degree. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA MONEY MARKET. Turspay, April 10—6 P. M. The depreasion in quotations notised at the second board yesterday continued at the first board this morn- ing. The tendency was downward from the opsning to the clore. Illinois Central bonds fell off { per cont; Canton Company, {¢; Cumberland %; New York Oentral Railroad, %{; Erie Railroad, %; Reading Railroad, %; Hadson River Railroad, 14; Cleveland end Toledo Rail- road, 3g. Cleveland and Toledo dividend bonds advanced 44 per cent. Camberland has been settling down for some days past, and has nearly reached the point from which it started some month since. We have not heard much lately about the dividend, and pi 9 it bas been absndoned. Erie Railroad s6ld nearly to the extent of four thousand shares, and was pretty well maintained. Norwleh and Worcester has beea creeping up slowly for some days past, but not much stock has been bought out. It closed to-day at 89, It is considered by some of our shrewi capitalists a good purchase at that price, Reading Railroad im- proved at the close on the open'ng price, and it is be- list. A very strong party of capitalists in this city, Bos. purchasing, not for temporary speculation, but for per” manent investment. Some of them did not come io until prices had aivanced nearly to the present points, but they have become so well satisfied of the produc- tivenegs of the company, that they were not daterred by the rapid rise of the past few weeks, Tho ceal basiness this year is likely to be larger and more profitable than ever before. Western railroad stocks do not improve much, There ia nct much demand in this market for any of them, Railroad bonds have been much neglected mum, There is demand for any of the different classes of Erie bonds. After the adjournment of the board, the following sales of stocks and bonis were made at auction, by Simeon Draper:— $2,000 Cleveland & Pitteburg RR. Ist mort.. 8,000 Northern Indiana RR. 1863... 16,000 Obio and Mississippi RR, 2d mort 30" rt Sun Mutual Ins. Oo. <<) 1852... 0 do. do. do, — do. do. 2. 1; on 0 do. do. 1838 "700 do. do. do. 40 shares Firemen’s Insurance Co. 10 éo. Home Insurance Co,. 600 do. Lindsay Gold take place at the Merchants’ Exchange to-morrow, at half-past 12 o’clock, His catalogue includes about one bupdred and fifty thoucand dollara of State stocks, New Orleans city sixes, and some first class Western railroad bonds. ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's office to- day, were as follows:— Paid on Treasury account $97,679 96 Received 83,672 OL Balance = 8,270,057 88 Paid for Assay offic 33 26 Pad on rat 97,381 74 about being demolished. It haa been abandoned by its old occupants, and the work of demolition has already commenzed. The Mechanics’ Bank has removed to the apartments lately occupied by the Bank of the Comon- weal hin the Merchants’ Exchange. Moesars, W. &J. have #0 long occupied the basement of the Mechanics’ months, considerably below the market value of the same. It is not believed that shares have changed hands lately at thing below a dollar, and most of the transactions have been at over double this figure. It did not hap- pen that any one was present at the auction who knew anything of the company; hence the low price fetched. as nearly fifty men are profitably and constantly em- to submit to a further depreciation. value of certain articles exported from this port during the week ending Friday, April 6, 1855, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place:— Commance of rus Port ov New York—Wankcy Exronrs, Phys. Value, Phys, Value Cotton, bales.4,440 $163,445 Yel.metalcks 106 $6,830 Flour, bbl 1 1 Bladders, bbls 17 'sz9 Corn, b Linweed cake. 56 264 45 Clocks, box: oo 6,417 80 13,803 Rosia, Dole7,102 18,418 ba, 2 wo 86 Tobacco, lbs... 5, 059 1,850 Harness, box 63 ee Paintings... 150 Boots, cases.. 8 B48 + 6 304 + 28 9,704 see B4T6,084 x0 Hops, bales, 202 $10,000 'Staves,..... 5,000 $190 Rosin, bbls..1,543 2,759 -_-— GLABGOW. Cotton, bales. 492 $29,297 Ce bush.9,080 9,000 Hair, b i lose a tons 149 AMBURG. Cottom, bales. 445 $17, 183 Eas. olls, o0.. $138 Tob’ceo,ibs.10,140 "975 , dale O47 Fura, of..... 0 1 300 Bape pegs, bbls 3,226 Rosin, bbis.. 200 498 Ba’petre bgs.1,832 20,242 1, R. goods.ce 245 S444 Wibene,tbs,16,086 6,784 soap, Se .. 182 6866 Ons * bage. 537 wd, ban 600 a SoaneondE wo Pearlash..... £ 38 ua Smee Al pain Hides, ba ‘Staver -102,000 $5,509 43,100 $3,031 “Gantles, bores 150 = 195 98 Piste: anor « be 2,396 ry Noi iiisrb 3,a07 Shook da 1,645 — 4,a19 ceeeneeeees OH O19 cei 916,970 1 Togwood, tons 250 96,750 i i re 3 E 3883 33 es 3 4 3 : 2B B sissesesssess 9h, BESE832 Bea es... 170 406 & e = g : a sess ses Pork, DBIB....ss.seeeseeee Flour, bbls 2,000 $22,000 fie Cornmeal, bis F SSo8S88 Zz Rise) Toe. "i a bls. Basak escl yond all doubt the firmest and best railroad stock on the ton and Philadelphia, have for some time past been ea V4 me iba 180 tba Morb Bank. ie 200 Nic Tran Co, ,.s3 87 Gale & Ohic R.. lately, and prices appear to have reached their maxi. | 40 Glove & Tol Re. CITY TRADE REPORT. Toxspay, April 10—6 P. M. Asnes.—The market was quiet at $6 for pots. BREaDsTUrTS.—Flour,—' fair amount of 7,00 a 8,000 bbis. ‘State brandi The market was firm, with a ‘The transactions embraced about ore in which were common to In the above were incladed and $10 563 a $11 62 for fancy and extra; Baltimore Heh $10. Rye $7 6235. ‘Meal Aboat Jersey were “rola at $462; Branjywine Whest'—The high prieoe demanded by holders checked sales, and we have only bushel Soutbern white, taken for milling, at $2.65. Corn sales bout 20,000 bushels, at $10 0515 for mixed Southern. Western mixed in at $110; the stosk was said to be about 60,000 bushwls. The sales alvo included Southern white and yellow, at Bye was scarce and firm; a small lot of Jersey was sold at $145. Abou! 350 bushele of Sw A were sold (four rowed) at $125. Burley ts were at 62c. a 69c. Southern, and 103. a Tic. for State and Western, with moderate sal ee COFFEE. ‘market was rather quiet; about 500 bags The last sales of Java were at store was held J. Thempson’s regular sale of ponds and stocks wilt Folaices, bbls » $1073, a $1 08, Rio sold chilly at 1c, Gortox.—Owing to its baing packet da; steamer, the market was less mere confined for the day to about 1,000 bates, the mar- het cloning firm. Fruicats,—Rates “were Fpoo! » and about 100 tiercea beef were’ eng: at 38. To London, 100 tons logwood were taken at 6d. To Glasgow, ’& lot of cedar and 70 tierses beef at 2s. 6d. To coroprersed cotton were engaged at 3¢c, and 500 b>!s. t. There wae no change to notice 10 rates for mS ibs. 607 1, Other articles’ — sense veescceessersesesensess se 86,470 nout bene Paper, reams, 140 RAZ Flour, bbls, .2,718 sn.3i8 Tea, chests... "200 Domestics,ba, 293 Yard, Tbe-..18,090 Ma fs were taken at 208 abarg, 600 bales of Frurt.—Sales of 200 boxes bunch raisins were maie at HAY.—The stock was light, and the high prices de. manded by holders checked sales. pold at 0g. a 100e.; by retail, it was seliiog at Lic, a past, the sales roachedabout Pog vid varging fom $28 a 829. rices unaltered. , wad aboat 300 O’Brien, the well known stock and ‘money brokers, who Bank, have removed to No, 20 Wall street, to, the rooms formerly ozcupied by Wadsworth & Sheldon. It ,is the intention of the banking company to erect a splend'a and commodious structure, on the site of the old build- irg. It probably will not be completed for eighteen 126¢. per 100 Ibs. Inon.—Wi bin a few 450 tons of Scotch pig Lgap.—The market Morasses.—The market santa tte bbls. New Orleans were sold, part at ' 100 do. Cubs at 22c. a 24c. Nava Stores.—The market wan quiet. ted at 426., and sore 300 barrels perolo Tos. delivered. he market — rather ¢ We understand that the quotation of the Gardiner Gold Mining stock sold at Nicolay’s last auction sale was of spirits were rosin at about ae Provi The sales pe teebay too 2 900 bbls, and new de. at $17 50 prime. Western prime mess was hel Plear do, $18 26. Beef was fir: about 360 barrels at $9 60a $1z ‘for coun! $6 623, a $8 fer do. Prime,.and $14 75.8 $15 37 for re $16 50 for extra do, Bact A lot of 60 barrels rime Chicago was hell ot and hams were sold at 13 rand $15 for new id st $15 60, and The sales embraced icked western, jand $16 a jams continue scarce aad Kentucky were roll at $19; About 600 hhds shou! Te. for shoulders and 9c. a 944¢. for hams, ae of shoulders to arrive. butter were unchanged. 1 Revars House and lot No, 114 Norfolk strest, 2 lots on Twenty-toird street, between 2,000, 24 x 99, $7 800; vetwoen Ninth and Teath ), $1, 550; 3 lots corner of Fourth avenue i do F bet £99, $19,000; ‘We are informed that a dollar is freely offered for the stock by partier interested without sellers; and so long ployed at the mine, parties in interest will not be likely The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and Total... ceescsseeeesee sees ccessees see seeess O16, 451 DANISH WEST INDIRS, Corn meal, ba be 22x 88, $4,700; th Flour, bbls.. 150 Beet » 10 ave: and Tg fourth T loton ‘Thirty-firet stree' avenue, 20 x 99, $1,996; 2 lots on en y-second street, with builtin leasehold pro stn yds, 625; house and rth 20x ae ‘su. 400; sence een es BT,625 avenue, nese Fo RECAPITULATION. lot No, 528 im Seco $5,125; house and loi No, 106 on sya ‘ina en’ se % 100, $4,275; 4 lots on Fifty-chird street, near Fifth avenue, each $1, 150, 25 x 100, $4 600; % wi, Kinabridge road, street, near Ninth ‘avenas, 25x 400, 1250 ; shouven and lots on Melrose street, in lot on 108th str Brookly2—6 icts on’ Ninete: ch 26x10, each $4 $480; a Tents and Yates avenues, each $256, 25x100, $2,295; do corner Kosciosko street of mdse. exported during the week, . .$1,416, i xported duriag the week... 1,293,969 eves eeeeee $2,710,495 This in quite a large aggregate, considerably above Breadstuffs and provisions form a gool portion of the total value of shipments. forward freely, and the advises just received from Europe will give additional impetus to exports of this Lewis avenus, 26x10), Cotton is going ki Te. fon do. $358: Side 8 pede $260; 7 do, do. $580; 1do., a $370; ick —The market continued firm and sijeat unier the influence of late intelligence fr sales embraced 200 casks, within the range of previous ‘Sxep —Clean clover ringed from 10s, = Ite, Rough flax wae at $i 90, and reaped The coal trade bas opened actively for the season, and the receipts during the year, both of anthracite and bi- likely to largely exceed those of last year. The Miners’ Journal, of Pottsvilie, gives the annexed ac- count of the trade of that region: — The bustness on the Schuylkill Nav’ ‘The shipments last weok were . ing for the season 76,697 tons aguinst 79,790 teas to tae Bose eet cme ro which hue ot ‘- i te rom the wu, portion of Monday’ last’ fedmn Mauch, Gh iy Monday the movement will probably have éittated te ao of the other shipping points, and ducing the comiag that region may be expected to becoms ‘The ‘great bulk of the probable produstion of coal for are informed, has been #oliatfair aad ee What littls remains ia the od yy was at $4. Staak —ihe ee wi feo 150 ¢o BY 100 Bhd. Guba within th TUOW —The market was quiet and nom'‘nal. Txae.—The pale held a ay drew & 400 without ebange of en Rico were made, on te Ma seme time last lous range of = 16 ¢ Hysca-237 bait ones Ao, 81 94; 20 dp. 37 18 do, on a>. a the season, we ‘cased ae, “4 at 425 at dos, 33; 76 nA I Age,: 20 sje 89,2696) i to 964; '20 to a4: a1: 122 do a1; Hd do 50 8 +15 40 983;; 62 do 85 mot 2,240 ‘Ibs, ahs tte can be hed at any price, and The Miner's Sonnas of Cumberland says:— George's Creek Coal and Iro fe were shipped bl the week toting My eh, “se i an re do $7;7 4 ae Twanka; oon at eae: 50 do do ; 197 do 17; i183 do 16, 40 1234; 30do 515; 14 halt ehents do 19 Golong—b0 half chest at 4 Soucwong—20 chests at 240. ; 18 to 2 do 24; 395 do 2334. land Coal and Iron Co; a fe 2,120.11 tone for ths weet, ant 1 028 OL ear com: = Se Sp Jong Mapes same time, of which 834.10 Over the Cumberlagd and Pen sipped to market, 3,299 tons, of which 1 236 do 28; 100 half do 243 market for tobacco rema'as unchangs!. The de can aus is good, but transactions confi stock, and prises, in heir nenry 7 oti, Shes, Kentucky and eT08 % 1 tons by canal. nsylvania railroad there H mn A The "pees Ereatly ex- ; Dut we must recollect Ste n't, abaeae Cabs, pt: 80 cane seed lent, bie, 1a) 4 to" Floriia, "be. a 480; p. t. PV = ‘Avant 100 bobs. prison were sol, at MKo; drudge was nominal, at 35e. dull; last char- 26 for molasses. INEWED EVE! Y. Pa CTION. be YOUNG LADY. DESTR geeien eer. ernese to young obild youre’ ox- perience; can teach French; oun do Coal oF a8 com, aioe, toa may be had days, Tiinton place, Zighth street, N ENGLISH LADY WISHES TO hernid eres i EN- moh famnily esrdiag im th faity at New ein. ig he fly "would “y he Ete Seterensen ane Funds YOUNG GERMA™ LADY, Ty wee BESIDED A Teverat » ta, Saoumnoesed te years in teach Frenob, and the rudiment ica See French tas ‘orendent a ‘- ie ware fas: Mecors: Wester. rol a Bh oa SPEAKING ¥ WEG Ete ~x her, w torebeee or ther honorable em- con Please address T. P. D., RD—THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW eo ally thie woo fer class or, private inateaetion np the aFt of ponaanahip. ‘Cards and ciroulars may be had street. bare ey arcs VERB. GOLDSMITH RESIDED?, GOVERNESS WANzaD ONE wes, Rd cry f instructing in the Englis) Ton languaser, and isa good musician. ante pply at No. 9 Albion place, {2d Fourth treet, before i or after So'closhy, nnn tetas mete = tna SR Boeri ‘THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECRIVE week, at the reduced charxe of Ay recgion, peeeeie, Cards and crrevlars may be bad Brosaway. niin 3 W*GLIVER B, GOLDSMITH. Bee SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Pty SFAMTORD. B. Nichols, Princij @ summer term ‘oon’ ata ‘Particalars may okstore, 76 Bowery, or by addressing Beret CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.—THE NEX? term of this Institute will commence tho first of May. For cireulare apply to W. Kevan, » 16 Water street, for JAMES Bs CRUIESHANE, Prineipal. Bellport, L, I., April 2, FLNGHISH AND, CLASSICAL BOARDING SCHOOL for boys, at Goshen E Litchfield county, Conn., J. Rice and H. "Hart, ‘prinoipals. ‘The auminer term of this school ‘wili commence on Moy 2d. Circulars may be tained of B, Il. Wiloox, at the U: 8 School A here any of the principals may be, soon, 1athy Tith, Wath, 13th and 14th of April, 1 140. M., orbs wiil'oall on any who Will leave their card at the said ¢ pale ita DESIROUS OF AN BLTGr comfortable homo for thoir childees tho antages of @ au Siavees to Miss bridgeport, Maer Terma Sis fpse anzom only. oom tor Aves sli pupils: erie preferred, “References por fest obueaster wiven on application. MORNING, GOVERNESS —A | YOUNG, LADY OF respectability desires an engagement as morniaz governess in a family where, the children are under tho azo GFZ: She profeesen to teach the gual branches of & aoi10 | lish education, Address H. T., Union square Post Gite Ts FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES, AS RE- ‘quired for business and conversation, a8 also tho clas- ‘nto thoroughly learned by applying to the under- favorably known for many yoars past for his compe- ta \d excelient mode of teac! TELLERIN adway, near Broome stree’. ‘ANIED—-A SITUATION TO TEACH TWO OR thros children a part of the day, in Englisi, drain, = pel rudiments of hand music, for which pone ald be considered an equivalent, ‘Address Miss W., 12 Thinton place, Righth strect- MISCELLANEOUS. 165 CANAL STREET, NEAR begs VAN NOTE’S grats and fender, summer 7 and stove warerooms. Wo ba: sortment of test patterns of mantel grater, stoves, for ale: on reasonable terms. Gro! and repaired, ranges Br brass founde: od furnaces built, Uinéd, ‘bakery’ ovens build and re ‘pal NEW INVENTION.- THE PATENT|SLEEVE AXLE, for wheels of ee dae ee ecipheny is now on exhibition Ry ovehey' ‘a Hotel, offered for saie. The ri. bt bi st, ii be Po LACK DIAMONDS.—SPECIAL NOT! purchased from the TL. Ma reoty pe plate: id the volar of the humorous work, eutith Meta Snes Cuee Hasina (of tho New York Pleayane,) the subscriber is now pared to supply all orders for thio fame from'this da mple copy maile: aid, upon the receipt of onedollar, Address A, RANNEY, ‘ablisber, 19% Brondway. Le SS TTT ey BMEURE & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT srt bottoms, Fronch iron bedstoads, ant mat. fe ription, will remove on the first of May frei GS. and. 0 Centro street to S82 Broadway, whore they Lope to sce their patrons. FOUR Coop SECOND HAND sHOW CASES, 4 PAIR ae o— with window -_ in store front, Also, ase for sale chea; at 97 Pultoa Hroshigns orto HOFEMAN'& FEASCH, sboweese manufacturers, 67 Bowery. NAS FITTING AND lings, factories, and pr With gne pipes and ‘ixtare #: IXTURES —STORES, DWEL buiidings promptly fitted up eaper than apy other house A splendid aazorimeas of handeliers, jants, brackets, 2. of 8 designs, at the wholesale snd retail gas isin emufactor ae JAMES G. MOFFET, iid ‘and 121 Prince street, 3d block wost of Broudwa; aoe HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, ‘The subseribers aro already iu receipt of their import: ee for the Se hear and offer on advantageous terins a etn ‘plated ware, well adapted for city and country tr: Siver goods, from best manuiaetoriee, new sty low goods, ‘Engluh and Franeh, on copper, tino and Jepanasa are—English, | French and American, ia groat on tra: ¢ Trou banl teraitere-svaried Awortment tin ware—coffee urns, shor, be. ‘Tuble mate—oil clo*b, willow, palm Teal, &e. Refrigerators—upright and box sha Table eutlery—frow approved makefs, and ia eidless va- msy be had at the storo, or will bo rent, on by mail, _WINDLE & UO., 56 Maiden lane. MPORTANT TO MERCHANTS ABOUT VISITING Parie—JULES FAY, commission merobant-, 34 &uo artauteville hogs te intetss bes friends and other merchants \f th about visiting Paris, that bo has made xUinsita arrangements to "hive ‘all possible facilities best di formation eoncerning the, ening a rieb furnicure will find it tadlishment. ‘ACOM A. YAN HORN’S COMPOUND VEGETADLE Ssrup.—Having been, thoroughly tested, it hat now by come & general family, medicine throughout | tae at for th sh alt lous compisiots, i all disemses ai c from state of the blood. For psrtioulars, see small hill; 1 office, 100 Barclay street, Now York, nd storekee} paral. Fall de: each bot Price $I per bottle, (way, corner of John streot, New A EURALGIC APF OF THE BAD, FACE ny AN and neck, a1 raliic doafpess cured, in» very short spsee No, has devoted yeney gears peach atuly to acrrous disorders. c Sis Pourthsteeets Washtogton mn equare, | Ne TH AMERICAN LAND AGENCY, BSTABLISBA- in Li7.—Taxes paid, deeds and other document i. Lands redeemed from t 8, examination o/ cd other ageney busizess, in any of the Wostern 4 warrants ehained ‘and located, through thir P. 8. HOES, formerly M. Myers, 229 Broadw-s relay street. corner ot Reames HOTELS, SHIPS, STHAMBOATS AX ilies oan have every rdewoript on of 018 war ara! Diusbers’ futures ‘ina of metal, plated y the Maxzattas Pisa Ross ROSES, AND F! Anvotia, Long Tels of muccess, All plante natal ores Za be sbanfully: received, and Prompuly attended nd pills for d vermin, 424 Broadway. HOW CASES. SCHMIDT & HERS g oy snd varerormn ix Lp By wien ‘er York, and th sheertment Yi a Old ew exchenge. Orders Drompely Snood. ce) Wexivees ea 08, JEN KIN: REES, TREES. for elty plantin by F. Fanted, TRERS— SBI. /BCTED REP RES hat are free o yarand wel Various shar duet men ond ox aS: mee ow SAM HART & Ou, wae street wopectee | the anton i Tivuse Sauabs es PROPOSALS, PANELS. ip SEALED PROPOSALS AUT recetea i eek +c ‘or freight or Pasoage 8 There will tah of this line LBM oy OF. Wasuing eens n $90, OR SOUTHAMPTON AND States mail svenuat WASHINGTON, z atts Will sail for Bremen, tena Beinelsloox Me, eee a 5 ‘a Hi , AD ex erienced u: rt through the Fost Offee feat, ft prea vue. alt Ateamer Hecsan wi mail steamship ST. LOUIE ill leave for ra son Set a aan E VANDERBILT EUROPEAN ships —The first class steamship Non tons Wamack, master, will leave Now Tek ee $0, jfoct of Chambers atrest, at fei Su tHe Havre. Bice wil First class aches a nie Ce ‘rulllon, ap ae oo day before ¢ aah aie day strong India rubber bi der ‘at Havre, will be immediately de FIXED DATES OF SAILING, 5. North Star: “NPBIY to D, TOR! % DRAPER, 26 Rue N. D. doe BERT N, CHRYSTIE, 27 Quai Casimir Delavigne, Ts on and after May 1, D. Torrance’s offies wil’ be Bowling Green. EDUCTION OF ried TO OF, Sams, SUIT THE TIMES. mie Narr gua—The Acceseory Transit Com titu ony other route areldtug the deadly Ponasan other route, ave e 'y 13 S \ 20th of exch mont! UprR alte PIONEER +. jnited States Donan STEED, ‘Thos. Racingne th, pier 8 East river, en am x uelbearets aioe out on her seo oa A iites ai ope ee wen pe ae os ae Are Havana and New 0 foot o! Rint atonrmehi 2 ce on 1 ‘ton be tected at the comp 30 ce: vith lank bills of iad plien' oir . ‘Ne a ev ee ane M0, tObENtS. 15 si ft Shlope and complete thelr ong ib init), at whic Ls JEW NORE AND NEW ORLEANS EB any For New Orleans, topping featahip Cd cau, tall {Or the above p pores ot, from on at = 4 river. Freight fof the interi: Vnited States mail. The « Shufeldt, yi Apr a will ait Line. ~—itbe new and elegant ALD Me “tre, Ne aoe ton ia a ‘i 33. ‘ein san ll succeed, and leave om hy Be riot §.C.—' ‘AK EI J. Vato! i fer Uharieston, on’ bin passage, twenty dollary; an ‘744 North Ke" 1 NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND re gl c fit nie fonndiand tog, fo oprietor ween for two days. Apply TS {PORTING,—ANY PERSON WISHING TO Reross q rel! broken pointes, oF gather stating age, color, Pa SPORTS: N=FOR, EB FULUBRED feerol warty” the mantensfon cess ~4 feuey dogs. May sen penvitle ifrent, Hoboken, 8 No d., 8 short distance from