The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1855, Page 8

8 Liquor Question. . MSETING OF THE ANTI-PROHEBITORY MEN OF THE ‘TWENTY FIRST WARD. - Ag adjourned meeting of the Liquor dealers of the ‘Twnenty- first ward was held last evening, at the Masion House, corner of Thirty-second street and Fourth avenue. ‘Mr. Jas. Russell, chairman, called the meeting to order at 8 e’clock,when Mr. G. Bishop, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting, which were unanimously adopted. Ata former gathering in this ward, election district Committees were appointed fer the four districts, whose duty it is to callon all liquor dealers in their districts and invite them to join this eociety, and if they re- fuse, to report them to the society. The reports of two of the districts of the Twenty-first ward were read last might; that of the Third district by Mr. Robert Fanner, and that of the Fourth by Mr. Howe, The &@mount of new members gained over to the Liquor Dealers’ Azsocistion by the above plav, was quite large, ‘although there seemed to be a plentiful pate of the “law al fy” who refused to join “ such an cnoestt- yal 80 » HOWE ail that the othar two Election District Committees be permitted to report at the next meeting. 4a caaetanes with the resoluéion adopted A by = Liquor Dealers’ Society that each Ward Commit elect three of its members as delegates to re} i the ward in a Centra¥Convention. to meet at pron and time as sball hereafter be ordered by this society, the election Pe members then took place, with the fellow. Smith, corner Twenty: seventh street and Fourth avenue, Wm. Howe, corner Thirtieth street and Third avenue. Michael Fisher, corner Fortieth street and Third Aft hich Mr. Howe delivered himself of a very ood andexciting speech againzt the fanatical M wites, sehpee De ers ainst the Hquor dei who re- fused to join the srsociation, asserting that he was gredibly imformed that a grand plan was at present on foot to compel all deale: “spirits” to become mem- bors of the society, The "ne would come when they that they had not done so soonei wane Garey then requested all those desirous of be- coming members to come wumber stepped to beg he y ames in the secretary's bool The gave the Wate resolution, which ‘ard; whereupon a goodly atch,” end’ algued thele t to Join this jety until commenced against Shall bo entitled to ay pecuviary nid from us for al Violation of law previous to-becoming a member of our (OWE moved that the proceedings of this meeting be published, and that at the next meeting a permanent President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and other Officers be elected. Agreed to The meeting then adjourned, having concluded to assemble again on next Wednesday evening, The Police Investigation, THE ALDERMANIO INQUISITORIAL COMMITTEE AGAIN | IN BESSION—ANOTHER WITNESS ON THE NATIVITY OF THE CHIBF—MRS. M‘KREVSR'S AFFIDAVIT. ‘The Committee of the Board of Aldermen, of which Mr. Briggs is the Chairmen and the leading spint, met yesterday afternoon in the City Hall, and resumed:their investigations into the cbaracter and nativity of the Chief of Police. The first witness examined was Joho L, Cilley, who testified as followa-— Tam salesman in Teffts, Griswold & Kellogg's dry goods store, 145 Broadway; there was a trunk lost there by the firm, in August, 1853; I have a bill of goods which were packed in it; they were bought by Ezra f. Cone, of Albion, N. Y., the any before he left town, as he wished them to go with him; they were packe® about 5 o'clock in the afternoon, August 30, 1853; he had some silk goods sent to the store to be packed in the trunk, and afterwards to be left at the Franklin House; thoy were left there by a porter named Ceyle, who took the trunk in his cart; the trunk was marked E. T. Cone, Al- Dion, Orleans county, N. Y.; euother card ‘on it said, “To be left at the Franklin House;’’ ia the morning Mr. Cone could not find the trunk; we went after Coyle, found where he lived, and brought him to the Mayor's Office; he said he supposed he got drunk, and coulda’t tell where the trunk or his cart was; he only knew that ho found himself at home next morning; handbills were distributed among the policemen, offeriog $25 reward for the recovery of the trunk, and Coyle’s house was searched, but it was not there, end has not been found since bill was $114 for the gooda that were packed in it; I don’t knew the value of the silk goots packed in sa my impression ix that they were worth about 0; firit thought $300. Selmes was the noxt witness—He testified to Nos examined the books in the Comptroller's office, and finding thereon about 160 conveyances of lots made to the Chief of Police ané Gaptain Norris; the leases of these were sold for non-payment of rent, and were bought by the Captain and the Chief, Albert Lombard was sworn~This witness read a docu- ment Lael during a conversation which he had * recently with Captain !eonard, the Captain threatened to inflict perconal chastisemeaot oa nim therefor; he follows:—I have sein the report of ‘the f of Police as to the cisposition of stolen property. Q, Didyou discover anything untrue in that report? A. Yes, sir; one or two; I arrested a man in 1852 or 1853 coming across the Bowery, with a black trunk; he told me some one bad given it to him; he seemed to me tobea | eda I waited there, where I made the arrest, about fifteen minutes; I took the prisoner to the Be: cond ward station house; Captain Leonard was on the “bench ; be retained the trunk and discharged the prison- ec; the truvk was kept in the station house four or five days; it was thensent to the office of the Chief of Po- lice; it was a common packing trunk, about three feet ypeared to be full; 1 thought it was filled with ry goods or clothing; 1 have been two and a-half years in nthe Police Depsrtment; the Chief atates that a. person was arrested with twenty-nine pawn tickets; I got the articles from the pawa brokers, and they were sent to the Ohief’s office; the Chief does not say what disposi- tion was made of theee sriicles, amounting in value to three or four hundred dollars; Captain Leonard has threatened to cowhife me: he was very efficient when on duty, but be was on duty only about two ‘or three hours a day; he used to leave the ward sometimes on private business of his own; .he has be \beent a week ata lime; he was once away a woek ona visit to Chicago; the marx on the trunk seemed to have been rubbed off; the prisoner’s name is on the re- cord; the man whom I arrested with the trunk in his Thave been connected with the ve been connected with the Third police department, I police; Ihave had orcers to watch closely the house of Madam Restell; three or four officers were detailed to watch that house; the orders were to watch every wo- mgn that came from there, and get her name and where she liv have got some names and kept themin s book; I have followed women ont of the city to New Jereey and camtaeaa orders were strictly to get their mames and residences; we used to watch the house from pea morning till eight er nine o'clock in the evening; I ny orders from the captain; he took my reports and Piappees he gave them to the Chief of Police. ‘The following affidavit from Sarah McKeever, was hers read by Stephen H. Branch, Esq.:— I, Sar whose maiden name was Sarah bh red eee str ning their ti and Bradtord, who lived in Sixtoonth street, and who cay x mallpox at Mr. Matsoli’s; that I was with Mr. Pie eighteen ys gs offand on; that Mi = nde wast William ¢ that they were born in Eng! Mr, Mateell jest son) told me that he himself ra in England; that George William Matsell, (now or Poli ) The used to call Kimself George Wil in th bi often told me that he Ep, ; that Ai 36 tus, his brother, has also told me t! ho was born in Bagined that Mary, Susan and Eliza! algo told me that jo Rngland; that Mr. M 0 by "a youngest bey ed. James. Hoary Abdes! Colom! Mateoll, war born is the Unived States, as both himself wad that Georgo William Matsoll (now Chief of tion to "me, and camo to como as the mts for sbout one year; that Presided at the corner of Brosdwa loward street, the house having since been pa bod by fire, and while my parents occupied use; that George William Matecll often took ie tauthe Chatham and , the et ont my who were rag aenigning any ‘ng uli SEF eatewiede 1 learned, with Suet oe i love letters in his fatl #8 shop in the presence of the appren' rentice boys and d ridioulin, ma my moat shameful her in| Journeymen, an: jeorge learned gett, who, or his son, n w keops sd Joba stress, int nis ofty, sud which ghter; that I understood that he hai Seon vocriing: Mics Ellen Dar- he professed to love me to places of amu ; that when I learned and bod St me und wy lotlerscand lontned. (hat Miss Barrett all the time that b mn him, and ta) have had tl young men cfthss deg bat hove at Segal, Ia conseas prepoved hioveelt in marr rls Footsie Wonld marry me, tut he growily Bade my, parents, very sohapsy. “That he ‘cif fa fancoont affections vo sci eee mether EI Saenelats, he or ort tr when I was tendorneee and confiding, memes Oe snd tenderness 1 loved him. “i ie sr bay pu iy, venera’ rr lived bat m ay father raved to Vell hiss, ond tetera eee ‘That Uypey, Maat Wailer street, Myhere he now carries cn the chair Dusiness, ‘And farther this doponsns iaith 2 not, MRS. SARAH MoKERVER. Sworn to be this 4th day af = |. Taytor, Co! stoner of Deeds. The comntattves adjourned until a day to de de- cided upon by the chairman. penchant neers een Court Calendar—This Day. sere Sere Durmict Covet,—Criminal trials. 26 Gon ay CoGRT—Cireutt,—Nos, 170%, 1874, Surmemn $aregg Sigua 10, 49, 71, 9 fies, rn te 119, 7 at No, City Tatefiigence. Tox Yearuy Muerivos oy tax Farexps—Wer WeiTher Ammap.—Onm last Saturday the Hicksite Friends began their yearly meetings in whis city, They assembled at bay iad chance. Yesterday the; bi Peers ve had & re was qi alarge meeting, cearly 4 thousand deing ia Rose street meeting house. meetings for the rest of the week will be secret. Next Sunday Friends will commence their meetings in the Orchard street meeting house, and will continue them the coming week. What is somewhat remarkable, we have had no wet weather this week—an tlemen in Quaker garb in the streets, with umbrella ieee evi- dently on the lookout for a rainy day. The fine weather cannot last long. Look out for rain. Commrrras ow RAILROADS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.— This committee met yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the chamber of the Board of Aldermen, City Hall, to hear what was to be said 6 ier 8 and Seg city railroads. "There he ‘comitton and ven of #) arr at committee adjourned attendance was owing, it was yan stated at the ofa , to the fact that the notices ‘Virginia Election. The Richmond Enquirer, of the 29th inst., gives re- turns from 122 counties, which place Wise 10,647 ahead of Flournoy. The Enquirer says :—The official returns may slightly vary some of the ve majorities; but apy change will not lessen the aggregate democratic majority. i Pa auetie, but we do not give credence 2 is a that Kanawi county has given 1. Saheienn oe We cannot believe that Northumber! ties? pee gon agsinst us. Some of the above returns may be incor- rect, but we cannot doubt that the State has gone for Wise, &c., by at least 10,000, ‘Twenty’ counties to hear from, which & majority of 348. The mortal remains of the Countess Rossi (Henrietta Sontag) arnved at Dresden on the 20th of April from Mexico, and were transported into Lusace to be de- posited in the Convent of Marienstern. @ Pierce Marriea, On Tuesday, May 29, by the Rev. Mr, Smith, Mr. Gro. 4 sezcm, of New York, to Miss AvrA E, Boys, of Hol- In ’Brookly! iva, on aimee morning, May 30, by the Rey. C. J. Bowen, J. C. Runkiu, to Here, eldest daugh- ter of the late ‘Tennes H. Chichester, Esq. On Wednesday, May 30, at St. John’s Church, Brook- He by the Rev, Mr. Guion, Epwarp Hinoxgn, to Ese WFORD. ‘On Tuesday evening, May 29, by the Rev. B. T. Ro- berts, Mr. Taomas Wakon, to Miss Caristina McCrossay, only daughter of the late John McCrossan, both of the eity ot Brooklyn. At Mamaroneck, Lcrigg~eone county, on Wednesday, May 30, by the Bey. Mr. Bryant, Mr. Lswugt, ALLEN, of Cayuga county, to Miss Esraxr c Tompains, of the for- mer place, daughter of the late Enoch Tompkins. Dtea, On Tuesday, May 29, Caruanine McDermort, in the 46th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are reapectful- y invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at 2o’elock, from the residence of her brother, William McDermott, No. 75 Court rt street, Brooklyn. On ‘Tuesday evening, May 22, Jacon Tuomas, son of George and Abigail Marchal, aged 1 year and 18 days, ‘The remains will be taken to Hempstead Harbor, L. L, for interment, this morning, at § 5 "clock, from 416 Second avenue, On Thursday, May 24, et No. 223 Sixth avenue, Roszrt Evus, aged 2 years. The remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Evergreen: ‘one Wednesday, May 30, at the residence of her mo- ther, Mrs, Murphy, No. 117 West Twenty-fourth street, ANNE, wife of Jeremiah Waleh, aged 25 year The friends of the family are invited to attend her fn- hero to-morrow afternoon, at 2 o’clock, at Calvary Ce- metery. Tn this city, Many Ayn, wife of R. T. Entwistle, of consumption, aged 27 years, 8 months and 4 days, Particulars of funeral hereafter. ie Wednesday morning, May 30, ZALMoN Boor, in his th year. The: triends of the family and of his late brother-in law, Jobn H. Correll, sre respectfully invited to attend Bila funeral, atSt Jobn’s Church, at 6 o'clock, this af- noon. On Tuesday evening, ey 29, Saran A. re wife of Adolph Prender and daughter of the late George W. Hyer. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from her Jate residence, No. 21 Lon- don terrace, Weet fwenty third street, this afternoon, at 8 o'clock. On Wednesday morning, May 30, at 8 o'clock, Estar Don, wife of LewisS Dod, in the 624 year of her age. ‘The friends of the famiy and those of her in law, Daniel R. Butts, are respectfully invited to attend her tuneral, from her Jate residence, No. 300 Stanton street, to-morrow afternoon, at 2 o’clock On Wednesday, May 80, Mr. Cuartes Braizer, of con- sumytion, aged 2°82 years And 6 montha, His friends and acqualatances and those of his bro- thers-in-law, Mr. James Hughes and Mr. George Philips, are respectfully invited to attend his faueral, which will take place this afternosn, at 2 o’clock, from his late re- sidence, No, 619 Righth avenue, Wednesday morning, met 30, at do’clock, after a protracted illness, AMANDA, wife of John D. Woolf, and youngest daughter of Edward B, aud Aannah M. Briggs, of Weatchester, N. Y. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectful. ly invited to attend her fuxeral, this afvernoon, at 1 o’clock, from her ae residence at Pelhamville, West- chester county, N. On Wednesday, ‘tay 30, Jony 8., son of John 8S. and Lavinia Sephton, aged 11 mauths. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at 2 o’clock, from the residence of his parents, 442 Secomd avenue, near Twenty eighth street. In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 30, Mra, CATHARINE M. Epwarps, widow of John Edwards. Her friends, as also the friends of her brother, Rev. R. Townsend Huddart, and of her son, C. Henry Edwards, sre invited to attend her faneral, to morrow ‘afternoon, at 2o’clock, from her late residence in Clinton atreet, fourth éoor from Neleon street, without further invite- tion, Hamilton avenue railroad carsrun within one block of the house. At her residence, in Wheeling, Va., on Sunday, May 27, Mrs. ExszapemuS., wife of LO. Ackloy, and daugh- ter of the late Capt Francis Smith, of Norwich, Conn., where the remains will be interred. __ MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR NEW TORK—THI5 DAY. +4Bl{ Moon Rises 723 | men waren Port of New York, ‘May 30, 1853. CLEARED. St ip Florida, Woodhull, Savannah, 8 L Mitehill. Steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston, Spofford, Tileston ppicamatip Roanoke, Skinnée, Riohmond, 48, Ludlam & en Ship Cynosure, Pray, Liverpool, Williems & Guion. Bark BG W Dodge dtororgy, Clenfusgos.C & J Potors, Bark Pilot Tish Nichols, Matanses, owite & Co. ark Mariol, Hill, Bermuds, Hyland, Cummings & Wells. Bue Alston Wyman, Banger, RP Buck & IF Mekeen, Mo! eo Schr Americus i onary Ae Georgetown, Brown & DeRouse. Sobr Renown, Crovell. Philadelphia, J’ W McK’ toes Fr Hateh, Springfield, Castine, Me, H D Brookman & ‘Sehr Charies Henry, Baker, Boston, Husard & Crowell Sobr Abbott Lawrence, Allon, ony Day ton, & Sora Schr #Lavton Hebbian, New Be Chase & Small. Echr River Queen, Fowler, Providence, mastee, Sloop W DMangum, French, Taunton, master. ARRIVED. Steamship Pacific, Nye, Liverpool, May 19,12 M, with mdse and passengers, to © K Collins. Passed s largo num rom ah 40 to 48, and lon dd to 45. Voi es wee tee oe. eae Bromerhaven, April 2) H sling. ey from Trial ‘or Px “Bark Alvarade ot Rocklan; waite Ivies, April 2, and April 18, with salt, to Gomes, Wallis & Co; vessel Gibralta: “*ifeie Cxiatina (Slo), Tartorice, Palermo, 52 4 ad Gib ne }, Tart erm: \a) - raltay Aprit 21, with oranges, am Vani, to (ite, Brig Linda, "Cai rpenter, Kin, J ays, ith, mente, coffes. Ac, to. May h Mey 20) Ton 79°30, saw batk EA h Brig Pamano, with mahoj to 1 1 to'R WTrandy, | May 8 Growler, 45 hours from denco for Brig Andover (ofBoston), Hardy, Key Wost, 19th inst, with mahogeny, &c, to master. ny Pf Carystort li, he Learing W 20mi'es, spoke bark aephyr, ftom Matanzas for Sebr Pacis (of Baltimore), Atwell, Matagorda, Tox gaye, with, cotton, Re to J “Atay io, y ohikey ko sehr’ Son Ranger, tr Te: fe : “Sow ork. Eche'Eagle (Bp), Hunter, Cornwallis, NS, 16 days, plarter and potatoes, to D R De Welt. Le ubette Schr Fleisdes (Dr), Nickerson, Windsor, NS, 9 days, with Winder, Hillsboro’, NS, 12daye, coplr to Sth & Boy avon i bikes Schr Cariton Jan batt Baltimore, R A Woo Baltimor Sehr Franklin Belle, Robinson, Baltimore, = in Forsyth, Ay ey Rt Baltimore, t isiand Del a Rose G imere, Schr Black Squ ieepati Port Li acca, A Mit Hae Behr William, Wallace, a Mae Schr Vangor, Jordan, Push bing *Bloop Wm H Bowon, Hallook, Provitence, Steamer Locust Point, French, Baltimore. SAILED. Rtsamahipe Baltic, Livergeel rae al Savannah; Marion, Gharleston; Roancks, Richmond, 4; ah Emigrant (Brom), Baltimore, snd f: pit Win Bt sunrise SSE; meridian S Polos, sw. wee ekt Niagara bas not been according to tl ord Mercury. About $35,000 was bids when she mas with raw. shi Ri Philip, PI men Np 10 Sees bs built in Leo Mass, bas y built tn Prveport,‘on te ‘gus eet not mado publ Correspondenee, 30—Are bri Nort Be ieee, Polen or out me ny onic Power, Ha dar Portland; Sclomon Piper, MoLeod, Bi Foorcr, aud Dewarara, fom, do, Ranger, Mason, brigs Willie, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY .3i, Eee RE HESES Huw, went prick er mae Teaking ‘badly, and wonld He in Kexpusxeaa, of which wont ashore at Deer talon inst January, Was @n 28d inst, Sho is nob much damaged. seth pot in ecntact mith ta fa oft Liston 50! ecntac! with ‘. and would bave to return to ier * sem Pranclee Foster, Porat Dorian (March 8) for ceed sf Ades iat 9 jsuclzo for Now Y a ie bi, Ports. ope poriln agin Yr ¥ ppt jay 22 schr 8 D Norton, Norton, Cakpenas dvs Nay ‘20 brigs Boston, Hooper, NYork; 2 Hevans. BEB Slate ANA ae Fesdistens for SiJohns'N orn ok, ag sour Havorre, Guamtorrarows, PEL-Sid; May 19 brig Otranto, Sak mon, NYork. re0e~ May 2 bark MB Stetson, Basford, tolond for Bo rosimbo, — for do soon: Sid 17th bark J Gilgin fot, Hosta roamin For tay’ auip Charlemagne, Yater, fo Tee 1OA—| ort 6! yo aoe St Ubes), bout er to load iu pean Havirax—Arr et del: mrt apse As rl leas hn Bunyan, att, a vg role Por box; barks stat = up 18t) for Remedios ‘bbd, cai ; Jas Cook, Wotton, for do be load sugar ie Philadelphia, NYork or’ B i boxes to make stowage, Johns, of and for Phil: at $134 per box, carries 1’ Goodmanton,, diag; brigs 1 toad for NYork, taken fol tor suge>, and 234 per thd ine ‘molasses on a dock, eae rated at 400 bhds suger; Wm Skinner, Parker ‘York, taken up isth at $6 por por box oe sugar, car: ies 1700 bo: Cardenas, to load is Baltimore at $7, per * Per box for and for molasses on deck, carries ar; and others is clos ro artod. Bid 228 bark, Robt Fennefl Varker (from ‘Bedford; <— abip Lone Emeline, 0 Gordo, Merryman, ji tee (not N eK), ‘Aroa- rom, gerin portabt Mey 4 brig African, Kinn from Suckvonvilie, ain Manzaninto—In fort May 12 ship Celestial Breeze, Sto- ver, tor Boston. abt 21st Lal ipcnet peecre Mareh 22 schr Fawn, Leary, tor tho loe- wYaranzis—In port May 2 ships Champlain, Rood, to nk ited, ‘5 tt £27 6, carriey William, Berry, Baym Lampher, for NYork, do; Brewster, ldg for Hamburg; Hannah ‘Thornton, Swasey, to finish pee Nowton, for Cowes, Mag: Over: mann, Luttigjobn, Tor Boston, dg; HF Chase, Brown, for Portland, do; Geo D Smouse, Warren; Narramisaio, Lam- Bier a d Kiby'B mall, for NYork, do;" ery 'W Havoner, Leeds, Cummings, and Alognus, Ladiou for Borten, 1dgs Motto, King. an pkini for NYork, do; lazatian, Ti bets, fordo eaten’ wp at $6 per hhd and’ 1 per box sugar, aud per hhd for molasses on deck; Dotro! for Balt see aeidet Brovnitiie., Wonichs oe Novisony? a Mirwaakie: Coombe, for Montreal, 1dg; ML Wedinore, Wod- mee AmAccin port abt April 29 brice Mary Emily, Bouns, diag; M Shepard, Williams, tor Salem; Chatsworth, Brown, for New York, wee carr Nawnveo— Att Apel 17 schrs L Dupont, Cotinguibe {and ald for Philadoly ms aiste Boston, Sid WETS sohr at A Forest, trio (fr ta Baltimore), Rio Janeiro. id March 31 bark Vichory, A! ORtdo Apel as, fardiner, from Caloutta for ‘At do April 18 ship Finland, London, reloading outside. Ramxbros—In port May 18 brigs Sarah, Gibbs, for Boston 25th; Arabella, Mitchell, for do Feady; Caroling, Cook, for do, to commence ldg 2ist. Rro ceaxne ts port March 29 schr Anna ee tog Liverpool 14 ar Jou, NB Arr May 24 bark Clarence, M’Donoug Yorks brig’ Frantlin, Chute, Alexandria; vnc P bade Johnéon, te j ibe Hiakte Anna, Douglas, Philadelphia; - 26th, wer Saco Sid May’ 8 biig Webster Kelly (not as before), Hoagan, NYork. Banra Cavz—Sid May 6 brig Bonaparte Trinmap—In port May 19 beige irew Peters, land. irom NYork: Dousiark, Yates, from’ Boston art 1th te gems ‘bri for do. cO—In port abt May 1 brig Atlantic, Norgrave, for NYork Wanye. (Per Sreamsuir Pactric. Avcxoinas Roans—Arr April 20 Gabricile, Cullars, Pa- lermo for NYork. paRDnossan—Sld May 12 Highland Mary, Davidson, onto Axrwenr— Arr May11 Fides, Cutler, NYork, Sli 17th Philomena, Jewitt, Boe! ‘Arr in the Texel Lith Witch: of the Wave, Shrove, from Batavia. Sid Uith Segctta, Bakker, N York, Sid from Flushing 13th & B Sumner, Golding, NOrleans, Axyan—Arr March 21 Mortha, Merman, NYork; 23d, Goode Vertrauwen, Kook, do; 27th, Merrimac, Bray, do. Bancetona—Arr April 12 Luminary, Baxter, Charies- ton; 25th, Diogenes, Laero, NOrlesns; Ana, Foutanillas, Mobile; May Oth, Rosite, Gebernan, 40; "7th, Virginia Ann, Wiley chasis: Agth Yuminar}, Baster, do; 27th, Jus: nita, b 5, Puiz, Montetrazus, and ‘Tree 30, Zan NOrloane; “Oth, “Sirens, ‘Bon, Ft "Sia “ith Digna, Charleston; Modests, C tany, a ‘Arr Ap 12 erator. Tucker, Melbourne. OMBA Big een i Flumer, 8 xa ahinjton (»), Cavondy, NYork vis sontbampton; ihe Pankeo Rangers Raven, Nork. BREMERWAVEN—Arr May 8 Star of Empire, Fronch, N York, Sid tb, Anna Deling, Haltendorif, nndO ldenbarg, Mencks,jdo; llth, Blumenthal, Freese, Philadelp' his. Sid iday 11 Lucy Ring, Thurlow, Savanzab; 10th, 1d April 27 Kong Sverre, Fischer, NYork. Barayia—tld March 24 America, Breve, Genoa. Sid Apl 4 ody Franklin, apord Hambi oesux—Arr Nay’ 9 Catherine lodges, Lewis, Groen: Pi Tith, Willard, Mitoboll, NOrleans. xld oe Gee April 2) “Margéret, Wood, Philadelphia; 1ith, Horatio, Eaton, N leans, in pert, Milton, Mitchell; Laurens, Coley, and Trenton, Green, for N York. Cuanenty—Arr May 11 Hudscn, Hall, St John, NB. CacLrARi—Arr May 7 Saguenay, Smith, Mal Gwira VecoxtA—Arr Méy 6 Golden Gate, Dewing, Mar- seilles. Canpirr—Sld May 1¢ Rio Grande, Percey, Havana; Pa- tris, Os NYork; Alabama, Randall, Alexandria; Fal- sth, Burmah, Davidson, Portsmouti, rter Oak, Pendleton, NYork; Aroher, Lewis, BAe asescovis mia April 23 Porayth, Howard, Ka- most ‘AL—Arr May 16 Hy W: Dudley, Shields fur Boston; eh Fy J Cobb, Nickerson, Callao for London. Cow£s—Arr off May iG North Sea, Fabrens, from NYork for Hamburg. Putin Tot Malina, Gilkey, from Laguna fo Settin. Cancurta— Arr March 26 Qoonn Eagle, Sprague, B. 3 27th, John Mayo, Linco p, San Francise t, Old Hick: ory, Potter, Leadon, April’ 7, Balle of the W Melbourne, "Cla wigle jah sradiey, Emmer! », Cohot: d Amaracth, Davis, Bos oth, Matchless, Potter, os ith, Clement, Odell, do; oth, Sabine. 0. Forkestown~Arr off May — Gon Cobb, Haskell, Ant- werp for Cardif, $14 May 12 Jano B Walsh, York (for, Matan- Marmion, Pes a! do), Venice; Ann dy, and Loch. Lomond, sk (from Cardenas), 7th, Wabash, Hutobine, Tri ‘Arr off 10th'St, Marys, Milliken, Matanzas (and procesded fcr Hamburg), Fovsrma-sia May’l Concord, Spragus, Falmouth. Grnoa—Arr May 10 Ercole, ‘Dom! ici, #bilade!phia. Gin avaan—Cid May iat’ Goorgigné, Gilchrist, Shield Gnuerwock—Arr May 11 fy ah Fiat eg, Matansas: Bid rn Dick! se sae ae Tare May 8 aan Youusten, Lothtey, Maten- 3 18th, Confead, an; Ath, Mary Greeks, Bookman, Lava ena, 'NY orl Hervoet—Arr May 10 Marin Adriana, Van Duyn, Wile mington, NO. in port, 1ith eet for NYork, ready. Honart Town—Arr Jan 31 vote Sonor, NYork; Feb 9, Daniel Webster, Dunnin, enger eraoott Charleston; C! Havne—Atr May 10M ‘Sentinel, Soule, do; Walt- mm, Wheeler, ‘Chart ‘ith; Omar Protas Barton, M1, Robbins NYork; 16th, Jas N Cooper, aM insmore, and’Albert Gallatin, lesion. Sta? Baden, Healy, Norton Paul, Craberee, and John Hancock, Ford, NYork; 15 vetia, Marsh, do ‘Vessels up Heidelberg, Williams; Wm Tell, Fanch; Rat- tler Henr; ‘true; North Star, (*) ‘Robert kouy, rilaws Revert LL ‘ornelly, andi Urquhart, for NYork; Wortemburg, Wilner. for NOtleat Livenroor—arr May 12 Wm Wittcrlee, ‘Atwood. and B W karley, Nichols, NOrleans; 13th, Pacifio(s), Nye, NYork; Mtb, Stephen, Crowall, Burxos Sayannah; Louisa Teton, eabury, Charleston; Grampu Havana; 15th Le lator, Wallace, NO: rues, and RM ai e crit ig tg ‘Express, dic] tony North Atlantlo, Woore, Call ee te, NOricans; 17th, ¥ 8 Perley, York, NOrle rs i a : Gen Pakhil 4 ‘aKows, Char supin titetianen’ Shares Saves on; Columbia, trated 8th, Intrinsté, MoFarlang. Charlosta Bridgewater, Barstow, 9th, Neon 1y Thompson, Gray, Cheever, Be (ta outh, Elliot, pee ztige (; 14th, Tickler, Bisson, San Franoisoo; eri ney and ‘Ocean ialley | Kelleran, Philadel 4 hompzon, a; arma, nee Gira ar Martin a baer, dich te Balti more; Univer AY Adelaide, oll, hamtock, Doan iver owtward bound 18th, "Yaete Joe, Boyson, NOr- ang oe Ast Malta; Calhoun, Truman, e ; Sea £477 vat Tah } tilés, Lant, tor tae Ba ante Orr, Vor r, Orlen Constoliations A [chs hilwocd. Walter: Mol I ion Hubbard; Orient, Hili, and Step) walt waar York; Crost of the Wave, Colley; Elvira’ Owon, and toute Anivavy Tee Failedelphia, a vert Well. Crockett; and Volant, lls, for Trioste; aud others inwards ti, Je 12 Hampden, 8; B34 mC Zor tbth, Bon} Howard ervérs'C cid tea a \ Bourne, " Harding, Madras, (and a ravosend 18th Radage Lamson, Calout! ter None: whine ae Dye - neerns, Lnzaan Ror. inc trond, G1 uth i ia Paitadelp Ip 7! a reer one fe Me rom Shields f Mrnoteenono'=-Age May 10 fHeerigt, Bere Norco” Manseiiixe Aes May — Qcoon of Clinpers, = Malta; rd, Great Repeble, Linehurser, London Sd ith, tar martine, + Abate DOL i2 Alexander, acter Bo son bias a fey J Kimbsll, Fisk, 7 Brorthorpo, Harti oN, Sth Ne- ; th, Hannah Bi Hoke, Ports: (6), Codman, M etillea, SW 2d, - ; Atghac. Halsey, St Lawrence; age es Geo fase ea | mak ip Crary, Cardiff ¥ | net pets say ahd tetas NYork (ond nd ma nd th i Sar Acheon) tf grins Galouttes Paeav~ Of vor May 12 Samson, Daite Bip Solar ‘RENSTO' -Arr May 12 Ossi; Meer, Havana. orrenpameCld May 14 acta Payne, Boston; 8 Miller, ‘Brewer, Saris d Banta Gave (anariey—14 “April it sian C Ca- —f 10 oI ebi for NOr- ik Ba o] isbia, De Dougiss, Havre INGAPOP R—Arr March 8 Maris, Peterson, China; Raven, San Feanaisen. WANSEA—Atr May 12 Esther Frances, Oliver, Cuba. Sid Da. Lps—Arr M oo tae to, Stowell, Alicante; Endy- oa Cartha at Zaastin Drsaumnond, Baris: ‘seokil z am, Nitaven; 15th, Yandaila, ‘cue, Bilis do; Macsachuvetts, Trieste; eaten anion Pa n the Tyne Satellite (and Mas Willie m mt Wi Charleston. ati taaieee ete tes ‘Arr May 4 Sarah G Hi si 12 oth Rambloe. Packard, NYork; Harve re! ‘ame: aren bebhay 2 ed b> bh 1 Becton, Dor a cnt erare dp 25 Almay va pa fe aay ont Yor ( Cal Vaxicx—In port per Mey 12 Wm Sprague, Bowers, and John H Yarvis, Collier, dg.” Ports. BALTTBORS Art a steamers Wm Ponking, gtiaasy y CNYork: sh . Bosse Bremen ee vats ri ‘ocan Beis tue: fr asina gs F Lord bith § Lm City, son, Maroons Hal ie eYor poxnae ag et i Soateg orks; ‘Bast Haven; rach asi 4 of Folds, WWiledferds Ad ‘Adena (8 aes ina Bort Maria, Ja, ‘Came up, bar feanar’ Gla ark Syiph, Ry det, tans nekee Hammond, NYork; J Piiee, Price, do: C7 Sten gia witabell, Haxtfordy Richard Bordes, Bogers; | Fiat ‘Avr May 29 steamer Jos Whitney, Howes, Bal. ‘ships Cromwell, Bi ‘NOrleans 4th; Cynthia, obile; barks ‘Jona ‘ayeon voller, ‘yo le Sat imore; Redding, do; Pike Ge, ent Bat Clentuogen th inst; ohn hi tiathawaye vox Cardenas, 10kh in 1 Bart Layton, bia Williams pryec Corson, Wasl 0 Sharp, ai jaith Wart Dixos aie and Benj Hammond, Doane, NYork; Capo God, Kelly, and Job Chase, Chase, do. Cld eth Cane geet, Han Prancleoo; bates, Jenny Lind. Bunce, Nr: st EH jorton; Laconia, Taylor, ah; Oronoco, ies Fall lokerson, , Sherws ing 8 Pond, Crowell, do. Sid steamer Palmetto; bar! eur Hindoo} bri; Umpire Lilian. CHAR: UESTON—Arr May ay itis Conde de Reus (Span), Roldos, Mayaguez; Clement, Mayo, Bos aloutta, Par- Pi 0, Providence; Aibert, “York. Rockla: nd; sohr Alvarado, Griffin, Providence; 27th, ships Micmac (Br), a Halifax; \d, NYork; sohrs F Sattorly, Griffin, do; North Cortes, ‘from Havana for tho ofthe Fi gbRd brig Somers, Camacn, G 0 ‘Trieste, in dist: re1 from Havana, remained at quarantine. Sia‘ship Sit Talbot Norton, Havre; Crusadsr, Rich, parerneol; Avols, Kendrick, Boston: ct ALVE: tric! ldg; brigs Abbottfor ‘Cooper, Davi disg; echr Victoria, Tight, Sam Motile do, cld prev te Teh bark Edwin Be Horns Stiiphen, Boston. NEW ORLEANS-Cld Mo ups Lonibard, Lombard, Holmes, Trieste; Hampton, Humphro Harding, sorte, Cienfuogos; Huro (epan), Acdroehee, Baroolo NPRTLADELPHIA—Arr May 28, rx, achrs Frank Pioroe, Bawards, NYork; Dorchoster, Lewis, Cape Cod; William Themas, Davis ; Stranger, Finer, Cohassot. Cld lye. ba ae Portiand, ‘Sea Mark, Cqonibs, Bosto Wm Hone, Bartlett, and Pri Soul pall River ‘endo Wind, Hisein Are ith, PM brig James Wat se Bo: Rescue, Bacon, and Mary Emma, Hi clas shes Hi Simmons, RL&a ipENCe TA Nae hartha Collins, cific, Maroy; Sophia Ann, Smith; Orion. Stockton, Edwards, Allan Dow wrning, Rice) Gerronrund Aun Gacdiner, Hall, ry mond, Young, Albay: sl¢ops Aa oni Essex, Lirco on, park Corintbit lin, do. 81d oF, according to wind); E Greaby, and Elmira, Ro ors, G Mott, end Win 8 Mounts sa partir. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. REWARDS. D5 BEWARD—LOST, ON SATORDAY OR SATOR. day night, s diamond brosstpin, (olu: large con nine or ten emailer on will reooive the-above reward by leaving itat No. 9 Aon street. 20 .—STOLEN FROM 122 CHAMBERS 81. ay evening, May 23.8 large lives colored inter dog; had on a leather collar, snd bo of his chain. Forfurther particulars, too the Sun of to-day. Apply to Henry Baker, 122 Chambers street. 10 EARN Lost on eh wy feel 28th instant, between 9 and 10 o’olock, in A + between Congr Awity, Brooklyn,s lad: wat for which the above reward will be paid, ar Henry street, Brooklyn, or 53 Chambers st. 1 REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM, 835, BROADWAY, ‘sbout tainty, yards ot black and red ground ingrain carpet, mado up, Theabove reward will bo fives for the recover! ry of th e carpet, and no questions asked, by Archi- bald Wight, Architect, room No. 5. 5 REWARD. —A7BATED OR STOLEN FROM THE pre! & whito onel i. Whoever wil 1934 Greene street, will receive the abovo OsT—ON TUESDAY, 2TH INSTANT, AN AGATE bracelet. The finder ‘will be suitably rewarded by leay. ing the same at No, 8 Wall street. ype A pane POODLE bOG ; ANSWERS of Pet ron returning him to wwioh wbrest will he ieraty rewarded, Listes REWARD,—LEFT IN ONE OF THE ef the Fourth avenue lime, a small roti of ed up in n news 407, person id ti SU OMRNES 4 COl tS OST_TUESDAY EVENING, GOING PROM 0 PEARL Li | strect, via Plymouth, Broo kelyn, to am eof Pay Hi Sader will moo t is useless ex- dolises who ee ON THE HOBOKEN PERRY, ON TUKSDAY hook belonging ta company’, ae Ander, a4 it Will oblige the sald oom iv ing it to ferry masters. win tad LoSt508, ZRIDAY, THE 25TH MAY, A RED POCKET. book, with seventy doliars, in the morning, bo:woen 8 and 9 o'olbck, in Crosby stroot, between Frinee and Grand. A xerard of $20 will be given by applying to GEORGE HAMINN, 124 Groone st ye R 8 Oa, PAI ae CONTAINING Bed ne go on Frat oth fe it being ot Th rewarded. by returning ihe same. COMB, bex 188 Herald office. TRAYED—A LARG! PR EOC D AND D pes: eo back; legs, breast and tip of tail whit collar. Answers to the name of Nelso @ to 21 Johuson street, Brooklyn, will y tne owen, the tra ‘Address JOSEER ar (JALIFORNIA DIAMOND SINGLE STONE GENTLE. men’s pins, at $5, equal in brilliancy and appearance to pets ag # Mr ‘al int rings, p, att 7, Fe and at prises ont suit J. JACOBS, 407 Brondway. SPORTING. pa nny mel Be eS hgrmy odd WISHES TO urchase two te pointers, t oe eke him se “Saioo, stay amany. Ren tas vaio UADERSIONED BEG LEAVE at er ct at Fogetved from stating 9 of ‘Toe val also alot of of South iene fever ni iy] ore ort ion, bir liam by me bet heen Feanitort & hy OR paLnes waeneres BRED POINTER DOG, d "America birds i 4, +, & perfectly broke om quail, woode and snipe, di i tonand and shots is very. handsome snd a gov seeelerer ye Te er particulars oud ® full trial, address D.C. 08. OCKING BIRDS, FOR SALE.—TWO SPL: eee fine bird may ‘apply ab ‘ranklin ket, Ol a alip. bi BILLIARDS aaa HAVE A SPLENDID SYock Kg ina 8, with Aten‘ ate or wooden beds; aise ait » fires i 2 ek billiard sah mpaay othe suablehment in in Uuiled ENJAMIN, highest promium itd Sites 832 Broad, _ ry 4 ap eahy PLLTARD Pag rig amine) eat BUYERS po AY our ie f Sa farnianed wit mn x ane ah rivets fase quailty ton bs an ty 4 tha cr, Cnn 0 teens EIQUORS, S0- Spa! WATER, dc. ees, hoy chs, erate ae, bal ayed rate ‘S the ‘vere W prioe, by onlling at 3 sre street, im bho comm, NEN PUBLICA’ gue DAY, OF SALB OF THRLAST GREATNO: As Baer a, i seek ‘ON THE Bins Ov SOCIETY,” eh emer a a rion ‘THE INTENAELY ow ERN GR raat VING’S Bry ge ws WASHIRGTON. octavo’ Phat, JON, pia ith portea® ‘end plans, will be “at theoreti are ae ya e Le 86 ep Pier sake Ps ROOKSIANA: Or the controversy arising at cs the resent Church Pro- AND ARCHBISHOP HUGHES, Seat ohio By, the. po Reverend ‘Arohbishop of New dvotame ties Be DuniGin & BRO. M*inipg, on, Min ’S NEW BOOK—TH TArAR, 4 AVENG Be eee ar aaesipbie I willbe all bockse! low York, ‘and all others Niover the fe country. HE ay Pied Li pep ae ony, Prt FIRST is paper will ‘Saturday morn- oF ie every nanezoem = che Stringer & TX iy Also al tee & Davenport, iit fosciensiy Critic wil ‘pe what its name indicates, a paper that discuss political aud social veda oa ene ral or Teal. im: . sion, RATH, 17 Speuco streot. DRY GUJODS, &. N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF 2 RESS GOODS, as ceived per st Grrandie America, soapinting, ote crH rarie, 20. Organ: only chip ineraiogs EIRSON & LAKE, No. ULPIN’S MANTILLAS!! Lee cite capt BRO. nounced the most el Prices without s precede! rich and pretty silk mantilla at $6, price to the most costly garments mani ‘361 Broadway. UIPURE LACEMANTILLAY, ALSO bined—an oxtremaly light ing in price fro immense 988 week at the Paris] Mantiite Seporen, 36t Broadway. ANCES FOR MILLINERY AND DRESS TRIM- mings.—One of the finest chances bene d rts to the tion of the public, is now pre er of Hester ‘angh tor the Bishese of ib at fia mhalesn, "they vb be retailed on the Ee! oxteaordinary before in is ner. “i 6 ting of ‘the Kind over itn colors of rich ribbons (suitable for trimming and abades of colors, mey bo found corr: therefore, for the most fastidious ry taste, howover oxacting, ADDEN A rene, HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW roadway, eoeond door above Bloooker atreit, endid assortment of embroideries, jeeves, cnemisettes, jackets, basquos, black and white lace shawls, fancy Swiss muslins and bands cis ine to fail in selecting —_—*—— NE Re eer ted ou MANTILLAS WILL BE ON ‘and during the woek, at legant lace and moire antique uate St of the season, and the ‘ered. SULPIN'S Emporium, 361 Broadway. BROADWAY, HAVE ETER ROBERTS & CO., 375 just received a quantity of Swiss and jackonet ‘A choice assortment of embroidered hand- kerchiefs and collars at auction prices. BANJO!—BANJO TAUGHT roved method, in six lessons; torms Pupils, by our system, learn ish she gat facility. Leseons given eve to and 1 9356 Chatham Steen: SPLENDID $35 | SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD 10, for sale for $235, made to ot makers, and eps it " vt 149) Chetanere street, ‘trom 1 ot o’clock, for four ie eae fee ti ce Gein (5 eg re el BANJO! + on s new and im is, “tr Sronaway, der two months since for 2 odie aied oi ranted, of re fabs! eens BROS., LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND and by various makers, for sale , No. 6 Astor place “Appigeae {09 Canal BARGAINS.—FOUR SEVEN OCTAVE Fosewood pianoforte), of superior tone and finish, with and other improvomonts, for sale low for parr untte ewaee Teares for the South in a few days. CHEAP, om 4P.—A SPLENDID SEVEN ¢ 120 Macdougal street, rear building, RACE CHURCH MUSIC FOR SALE.—TO CHURCH committees or genre ty music, “pele for s po riod oe ten years a rendered the nee of Grace (ee New my rm pee jar = nar the, vis inthe posnensicn otW a sixteen aertser aes inor Gas exeoutivo character, ever purebsce will appl Barr by Lotter, oe (¢ pertonally, bevwoeh 12 sed abuahed. eartine ‘rising 0 'S§ CELESTIAL PLANOS—BENNETT & CO., Broad eae are now no pa, yas large stool 1 seom those ieaproved pina <8. D. & H.W. MTs WRG MELODEONS en at the we National ban Wi Bae. ets Pr. @ trade su ‘on the ORAGK WaTRRS. Mee 8., DIANOFORTES.—JOEN, P, WAKE & CO., MANU! fe remove theiz pianoforte warehouse from Bare s, to the new ious pollding, a ie Canal streot, botween Hudson and bi ick streets. Pianofortes st wholesale Paper. A gread inducement each, or satisfac fo'pirohasers now omarads INGING.—MR. ALLAN IRVING, ASSOCIATE PRO- ing of ‘the, Musical College Romo, gives lessons in the modern school o lish ain artioulars may be known ot bis residence, arroil place, Bleocker 8 __. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, ARM.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, A FARM Wita Good, roomy dwelling house, withid twent city, near somo railroad depot or stent rt bo tp alooasion where ing pei ice and full era. a Where an Taterview ‘ean bi ANTED—A FURNISHED COTTA between eren eed teet pasa bong CoS id Trees bar LS Pont Omtso WAXTED 70 BUY, tot bed A eto 4 CARR, yur powes, wi hemist, No. 9 West ‘Brosdway. EXcCURSIO! TO THE FISHING BA — Be A GATE, C Al done: mi ANDY Hook XCURSIONS.—FISHING BANKS OF’ fare 2 oe b way. a KNAPP, Conta ill commence hi euler Weaneeday, Oth of Juno, and contin summer seagon, with the except dou Fae Si places :—A: ipa for the Se thle Ae se tori mos strest, 7 0’ aloo Broome street, 8' tackle, bait, refreshments, &c., oan is FPPTY CENTS. — car, Bishard Yate, Frowured on board. pg FISRING:, Rens — ‘on board. B.—On Saturde; wil ones om, Wee ae Ganard wharl, Jersey eet OLOTHING, &C. ent id RN lage papel OR GEN’ se, of can rosie & fait urens strost, near by yore mem aa OF! Gorrie ras FUBN) 5 A poy Ba en Stanek foam obtain » fair oash prise by HY bie yp oy through the Betas wm attended by Mrs. C. 'URNITGRE WA! souk pres by tending forthe ubveroer iiibftvony, 1 tin news JENTLEMEN HAVING TPT OFF Soe, all quantitics, oem Met balling addroveing WN. B.—Ladies suenioti sett sat ie Sith be Ga ert er | ciel fea ey ce ee Sieg GIG, OF ares ney const loctor, sable, corner of Tarrisvn strvoter South B yar 0 IBF aty mas, Gane ge oo, anese tells, wareens warranted sound iad cl : anc ory atylian deivees 0% | ‘Would be treded ers balding Jot wo town. FOR SALE—A HANDSOME Ji , with seats for four persons, top Beni, oot ae wir pe eek esol at ate an ae aad stylish ti ry sold cheap. mente be well worth i rari, a call. The whole may bo nen a 75 and 77 Bast. atrect, near as id GEO. Z. BARTHO -Sultale forage of Sheila ponies Ploy o! mn jtoription aud price, T.-M. 1. box 720 Post 0 9 La tinned BEST MATCHED PAIR OF ‘tail mares ol ill be sold far below their value, Apply at W! ROBERTSON'S blabla, Stale treet, near Hoary Brooklyn, Long Island. SALE—A BAY zits SEVEN YEAR Se i best di an French placa suddio and ae belie tie hogy rau arity oreete were OR SALRTHE CRLEDRATED PACING. ads van fare perfeotly sound in every’ way; at endurance. They = Mi out dl te plonsontort’ and. tauclest divin neon tingle a 4 euble haruese, me ‘Addrens box Nord,Sib P.O. OR SALE—A GiG. IN GoOD CONDITION —o 10 0! faetory of t. Bouth Seventh treet; Williamsburg, Long Island, 5. Bah MARES CRET 0) 1S ona teig Penis ae sey fine st) 2:40, sure. Can be seen ab Wunniaws. ‘Bloom i . Heisnow a ger og Ee kind harness, without fault, seven rss old, and a wpe bee cannot yy “<5 tm world, A.M; 8 20 and 6 P. (OR SALE—A SUPERIOR PONY, FINE DARK splendid driver in harness or under the saddle, sold cheap, Apply at DAY'S stable, Jersey City, fist above the ferry. OR SALE-A SECOND BAND TWO SEAT RO ootor’s gigs ® two sent phmton, and ight ba weal without sepa, pply at tbe livery, stab enty-third street, in mt, A! sold cheap for cash. Fim SALE—A LONG te th ey MARE, SIX Y! Id, Aa traveller, fi je and mpg sout kind in arn d under the aude Will b low, the Pe, x having no use tor her. Tobe seen, _Monroo street, (OR SALE.—A BLACK HORSE, 16 HANDS Bj sound, and kind in singlo or doable harness; W Babe, a splendid military Rores,.As as he is one of the dle horse in New York. Can be seen at Hi & Fleet's stables, No. 19 Roosevelt street ; soldgfor wi nse, OR SALE—A BAY MARE, FAST AND KIND; “a $ Dosey, and bar pene ‘all in good order, x“ gern. be sold obeap. Apply at 136 Gran. Bamaburg. OR SALE_ONE LIGHT, TWO SEAT WAGON (back seat, and early now. Inquire of DU BONY & VAN DUSER, 157 Chrystie strool, or of E. 8 129 Bowery. OR SALE-A HANDSOME OUTSIDE DU! jaunting ‘car; algo, a light top wa Browor’s carriage factory in Allen stro ‘ana Stanton streets. OR SALE—20 HORSES, 50 WAGONS, ROPE AW cari isch tops, trotting wagon aulkies; als arie'y ot single and double marae ‘Will be sold cher No, 8 Novins street, corner of F' avenue, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A DOCTOR’S CARRIAGE, SUPE! finished, made for city use, and used but a few ‘© be seen at the stables of E. et, Kings County B ‘Williamsburg, at the Péok slip ferry. OR SALEONE OF THE MOST PERFECT Lt Hiding horses in the city, 13 hand. handsome, stylish and very’ witheut fault or blemish. “Inyuire at Bt stath ston POR, SALE, MATCHED HORSES —A PAIR OF fine black mit long manes, tails and fo yours old, about gh, perfectly 0 gentle, and w: Mhoutianit or boralehe, Cas bo ge or Con o’olock, at the stable rear of "25 West T secon (OR SALE.—A BLACK MARE, SEVEN YEARS ( nearly sixtoon hands high. She will bo sold at a bi as tho owner has no use for her. Apply at tho stab] Franklin street. OR SALE-A WAGON, WITH: SLIDING TOP, with one or two seats, Apply at garech, ‘Brochiyn, savahe seen) store Fe SALE—A BEAUTIFUL GRAY HORSE, SIX’ hands high, six years old; s very seylish driver, eh for doctor; warranted sound and kind. p mt stable, Fourth street, between Macdougal oan? a nue, OR tps LARGE LOT OF’ EXPRESS WaAGg new and secomdband, _ Apply at STUDLEY’S, 37 C| OR SALE—ONE BAY ae 1544 HANDS H fix years old, warranted perfectly sound and Miter a bay borse apiece cor ee ‘J ore, tight yee x moe) Te panee nds hig) May be_ seam at the factory, 250 and 2 Twonty-soventh street. OR SALR—A ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, SHIFT] pole and shafts, in complote and ¢ dee baile by tikewaters will be sold for haltite cost if this week. Apply to J. G. A. P., 8) Wall strost, room N FES Sgro PAIR OF BAY. er ee stan warranted tap oly one ‘in nutes to the po: at are store 19 Great RAY RIDING PONY FOR SALE, SIX YEARS G ‘andaome, suitable for a lady or gentlemi ‘iP; bas several different gaits, ES ks the enddie ¢r in ae a ae ag pte ‘seo hime) 72" . Apaly to GEUI BNKS, 41 W * Ao FOR SALE.—FoR | A_ SPLE! ands ph, horse, six years old, sixteen a cam tr in’ three minutes. 1 oanterer, ais: beos inthe owner's torent the last ie aan mo: oaly ‘uped by & ‘May at D. W. NORRIS’ Sted, tas Hoxaton atieots sorner ef Stcadway. ORGAN HORSES—A BAY COLT FIVE ¥! powerful Al OP ectiy an. ign cabs eames Ate? nd, Also several a } oun heree rain Vorment, for ssia. Apply IDING HORSE FOR SALE.—CAN BE SEB) ey's stable, heed = a ee good and Love li ‘Said animal is six yoars old, , and of uncommon ena fe F OCKAWAY.—FOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT ROC! wa but little used, suitable for one or two foots ler; vire at 37 Ble: fold cheap. ingu ree! a ‘dear Second avenue, at. the Btabion, where ie cam ve toons BETLAND PONY.—FOR SALE, A VERY RANDSG otland. Tt Se yer quiel and fd wilt be sold 4 er has no use Apply at thes LET—FOR THREE OR SIX MONTHS, A PAIR handsome }hay horses, yw harn Also, fer ea thay her re i} banged ine coe in all Also, 8 roan YE 5 5 ‘nehes. yacranted round i, kind in all harn ‘a livery st id 165, Apply to John Hineo ie, 163, APP te to'C. WARD, 2 Treltth ot: Te hemes Mil ANTED TO EXCHANGE A HANDSOME 8] horse, seven years old, without a blemish, sou: kind in rticular, trots fast, for a pair of y h, either trotters or referred; must Us to the yee inside or fee it it art! te Offic ‘ing agi rou, salt, sone where to be ASTROLOGY. fea hey gk AND aR RENOLOG Y.—THE OB} ty careitad fy a band, and son it, one door from Cat! tee he Lg ONS LADIES SPL tution, for the Lrg A of a dtreot, between Bt Se ey New York buted ¥ Minne Sanaa der ‘ fe shasre if not mite TLWIN, FROM PARIS—TENDERS ADAME, Ax uo ladion and wie ott, ‘) snr We tgp Fe Gomeaaeta EESPACTPULLY ered te bi im * eh uP da that ebe hi eet, y 85 Lispenard toe tuted about ieeealin,” oe ay or, Jac and the character of (le Sobek fo,