The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1856, Page 1

—200 THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 7169. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. DRY GOODS, &«. —BANERUPT 8TOOK OF DRY GOODS— $80, se eat ode cats ON Fie Doutage sree. bergainela ci nies ae pn ‘per doz at 10s., worth $3. cma noe wis, small printed, at $1 50. ne ek BE a enanan THE 4-4 blecched cot at 10 cent Never sold by the package Sean thas 125% coats E {all do tae HOO RON LAvtEs: suezAroR ENGLISH COTTON Paton! Ae yglahtiy dacolored, will be offered, at » great pr “4. T, BTEWART & 00,, Broadway, Chambers and Keade strests, PIECES OF PLAID AND STRIPED BILES, Srutraie qualky, 6 7 ccna Per yard. willbe opened | m FLOUNOED SILK ROBES AT 61S EACH; AND 1,000 very rich ditto, Som ae cade atretts, Brew ART & CO. Broadway, Ghambers Q) CABTONS (OF SULF COLORED | GRENADINE BOAT ee Poa WARS es b Reade Broadway, Chambers and —- i} Tro COLE’, MERU AD MAR, TWO 900RS8 is Stove irs, newest style; le to none era of every variety. a RNOLD, CONSTABLE & 00., BEING, OBLIGED TO ‘AL rotuos heir promises sud toe sine. ot ther cocks pre ay io buling their ‘new store, will commer dress goods at greatly reduced prices, on aonda: Canal street, near Broadwa: SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF ot ol EATS EMAMOTDRRTED, Consisting of collars, jackets, ban Ddgings, £0., wt the lowest market value MILLER & GRANT, 371 Broadway. T aA COLE’S, 866 BROAD WaY, TWO DOORS ABOVE town Ah will be cara assortment of staple and yoods, aheet- sce cree car table a ‘bo5s’ wear, wi ee wear, hosterr, arcane . colored and black silks, matting, handkerchiefs, rir KELLEY & BRO.. IMPOR‘KR3 AND JOBBERS Haro ig md for car linings, bi'liard fies a, ae toi Shean codes nailo” arhich ‘wil be sold ay hs p du ‘Dwest market a, 36 Jchn street. wee BERING MANTLES. Bisie and colored moire antique mant'es, very richly fat reasonable prices, Rich bisck silk shawis, trimmed French lace, the moat wag af et “deairable ‘and latest nove'ties, comprising "aes avon lace. Bich Omaully: i tyles and. MOURNING MANTOMSS 68, 0 Canal street. AREGE FLOUNCED | ROBER- cavan's coe ‘commenoing at $3.50 each Broadway, Cham ers and Reade streets. roadway. Point sets, from $30 to my ‘applique, from $10 to BRUSSELS LACES.— Bear just reselved by MILLER & GRANT. 371 tillas, shawis, ounces, black iace collars, &c, RUSSELS LA@ES.—POIN? AL’ aIGUIL L& AND BRUG: sels nis sppligus collars, avd collars and si to match; ery ret embroidéred Dpeqlies, capes, se's, infants’ es, eel woneOTURY, PARRINGTON & LEGLT®, 623 Broadway. ULPIF'S 1X DOLLA 3 MANTILUAS. Pretty, rich, graceful and entireiy new; the material is he very best bisok silk. MANTILLA ZMPORIOM, 961 Brondway. pax MOIBK M ANTILLAS, AT SIGHT DOLLARS, Novel, beauural and good. ‘GEO. “BULELN, 861 Broadway. TEGANT SPRING RIBBONS Nee Dies TRIMMINGS, Of grevy description, 20 rex Cunt BELOW REGULAR PRICES. LORO & om 255, 267. 259 and 261 Grand Le SPRING MILLINERY, &C. MORNING EDITION—TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1856. A MADE, OF exquisite Taste, WHO Is 7H). AL sant ecquainied wits tne Pacis ‘mllinery, end ws Thentot'e bustbena, ot in this line. address }, BELL & 00., NO, 3 OATHKRIN STRRET, WIL OR a fast assortment of indie’ silk trees Eeeeh toe ea Eh eg Shiten's re basque, Wwais and taaniilia pailerns out in the iatost to take manags- s already esta: od fo et oe repo Bonen wees maw Bonn Straw Tamminas, Marna! asa = 1418 row Fronisrs, wedecxclasively ron asa, in every variety and sty'e, at etnies. OCONEE & & ScEronvhe, B eras TUCKER, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN RE erche Fi Paris sslowere, la now prepared with « large assort- ment for cash, Broadway, near M ‘liz, RALUINGS, 285 Broadway and’ Bass rich agsortmont of fine Pariian silk bonnets; rick'y trimmed straws. She solicits ‘call frou the ingion. canna H'W PUBLICATIONS, YANG 00.'8 GREAT eGift BOOK GAs, NOW ‘Broadway. eral arg ofteced to insure atepll sais =o 3 tJ aut Es 4 F if >>> bb>bp pp pp: PREG EEELERES BEREPEEEEEEE: ae if i ge NEW YORK HERAD FOR SAL&—YEARS ‘1862, 1863, 1854, 1855, complete, unsound, 96 Li TALINERY, OPERING IN BROOKLYN, OF SPRING fashions. J. B. ABMBTRONG teal fully informs the ladies 0: Brooklyn ans his new Dow rooms, over his store, 01 Co Tucedare aS i . where he Assortment French ii Siem fe it of f choice tullilsery goods, bounote, Pres ch Gowers, riubecs; ae. aie the trades fs cal. ed to the next number (32] of an eugrav- Btates pa'evt revoiving messare. end the alentiFic a AMERICAN, which wil! contain pget Louls Youngs United FY ora aes man aw EMH per With 8 varied selection PARIS MILLINESY Meogerats MANTILLAS AND BONNETS. superb stock ever seen, and muck beiow the Fal Hcoaarray, (op wairs) ‘ueual pricss, Oall and see W. JACKSON, Bartholomew's. new mourning store, ‘SOL mroeawey between Spring and Prince atreets. GFaine eS: GooDs— 108. 20 AND 22 sonN a having extended he Soe ‘@idition ‘ot as saother store, is now The warerooma by \ offer to the trade ee mente eg of goods im several departmenta of bis b nix cope ‘THE DEARTH comprises ribbons, silks, Inces, Of the and ali artic'es belongt: H on eet Trane of th wade: sedti cocataatty being replcaished iran trimmings, French flowers of new and unusual y rich tad bonutted DRESS CaP DRFARTHANT just added, iv a new and attractive feature of the establish: ment, and seed in the patterns : ee foods are fered to to the trade at moderate ect ie Price, And a call OHO WILDE, Nos. 90 and 22 John street; ie arte mee jr oceged camnet be sur; sad dpenon Wednesday, Apri ie. at 128. Chambers sirens iy, A ers st . gpieald aeortoent ot ‘dread a1 ik bonnets and sraw gods, 4e., Persona in want of the above goods ace invited to call. Ww E WILL OFEN ON TUESDay, a ba Fea bien assortment of rich coveted redih ier P| robes; Printed brilantos, of exclusive ned sunertor eiplorce ner cen importation, now landing. A. JA & Gv., 767 Broad’ second door velow Ninth street, J. AR & ‘00, 396 Bros@wey, 700. 560% IN ape -10 20 SAN ar re) muy wo et hoor whieh aoe in pd so, loaalog daity npon au deeersptions ot personal sere, Cone Inces, ‘All trans confidentially “SOHN CARRIGAN, Propristor. MONEY TO LOaN ON WATOHES, FS jewelry eee 600.000, Sieet eetrt tod all Kinds of personal property, 0 tor age, Notes. begin er panera: 0 WA Haasan 8x00, OT UEBON 4 U0. Brokers [petite DiAMOND JEWELBY, 83 s507 000 errs Is 4a, No, 11 Obamber at., tial. Old gold and a UsneRS commission , ONE DOLLAR TER ‘per yard: ard;'on Monday. april 14. 4'CO., 62 Canal 7 INGLIS PRINTS—FAST nat Gress; Fi do. Sek one shi Beoteh gisghame, one 3 “ ‘AENOLD, CONSTR ELE LEGANT ig DRESS RILKS, ee! CHINE AND polka jaspe raye and ie, rob plaids stripes, Cota e dey motre anti Piaids, striped and plain, “in great ase, 50 to75 cents per Fards LORD & TAYLON, $60, 51, 299 and 301 Grand st, nd new numbers, 47 and 49 Catharine st. —THE HOWARD LOAN AND ESTATE U. <Ageney is non prepared to make ad ans. description of valuable property, thber Slamocda jewelry, ria ‘a sume to ult applicants. fice it Howard mireet, two doors from $80. 0u0 Cuctive real estate, in this city. $175.000.% vances. or buy segarsor othes me. 96, —-TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE in cuma to suit applicants, on fret class pra lend on Brook; roe BaOad* Noo B lend on Brooklyn property. 4; tob. B. aD, No. allet., 2d atory. om HIONS.—THE CRYSTAL PALACE ae PRIZE Eire gre Madame DEM- ete Greene, contains rustic designs of patteras ever ollered, Unter the superintendence of Mme. @ Guz QUILT CORNICES, WINDOW SHADES, LAGS OUR $70 taios, munlin anc jace draperies, Union dimeaks, worsted moreen, satin rocatel, and curtain cman AT REDUCED PRICES. LORD & TAYLOR, 255 267, 269 and st, And new numbers, 47 and 49 Catharine st. ENIW'S BAZAAR, 513 BROADWAY. UBT RECEIVED, and will be open’for_insp favolce of Chantlly and Brussels isces, ts rable ferns and widths; also an assortment of real Chantilly GMNIN' Bacunr, SI! Hroad way, St. Niebolas Hotel, $35. 000: —MONEY OAN ALWaYS BE OBTAINED in either small or large sums, to suit applt- canta, at the Morey ( flice, 610 B: roadway. up sialcs., First cast asiners paper negot A valves trenmactad with per. art wold ennfidential. desc! eas Sougit and sold $7.00 BG eae BONDE AND MORTGAGES, Brookls oper, “laquite of 7. TOWNSEND, No. 8 = lyn inquire , No. Nassau street, up alate, New York. _SPRoIAL NOTICES, Am ORIGINAL, POrM, TLLUSTRATIVE oF SPIRIT- given by a laay, at Stuyvesant Institute. 89 Bra Broadway, Tuer , at halt past sens ‘ue day evening, 16th inst., past 7 A SRO UNDERSIGNED. A COMMITIES ON the memers of Kagle iagjne Company, No: 6, respectfuily tender tneir thanks to John if, Or he Ural of our now. engine? also to Thos, ngine; vor . gine Company No. 16,51 New York; and to Leokyr ‘Hose Com. avy No. 4, of Willamehurg. for many attentions; also to En tine Company No. 12, of Brooklyn, ior mani favors and and im: Farled knowledge; aid to Messrs: Cox & 0 end Sullivan streets for their bountiful supp!” rot rate ments, and wish our late Wiliamebarg ti triends ¢' Siro Amerious every w Kngine Company No 6, of New York. to 8, to Pacific No 8, Lafavetie No. : for honors conferred: nd tothe Fire Depart: in general for thelr extended courtesies to us in brioging heme our new engine: also to frederick Lachariassen, for hie ‘sumptuous entertainment; and to tke press for their notices, mien appreciating, we will use our best endeavors to fully commrrer, John W. Braisated, Benj. W. Wilson. = Joseph Nesbit. Barnard Grennen, Wm K. Raynor, Irvine Gox, dec. pee, ee. WILLLAM DIX will Clinton Hall, Ase Feveutng, Aprita, ‘subject Amarin Stes respect! the Avowed (bjecia of Russia and the West- 25 cesta each, for sale at the door. Lec- ‘AFONIC. “THE L0DGR ROOM AT TAE ; CORNER OF Broacwa) street. it t Thvireday ad two tis TreOO- REY 26. 1 Gilsey Building; or to James @. Powers, 108 Mur- ray pual meeting of the Mercantile Library Association will he held tn the lecture rooms. Clinton Hall) Astor place on 01 the Asssctation for the ensuing year will be held in the lib ry building on Tue 4y The volls wil be open at 8 OTICK.-THE ANNUAL K KOTION FOR FIFTEEN ‘Trvatees of the Rew York Society Library will 06 hed Tweinth and Thirteeuth streetse on Pureday, april 2%; between the hours of 1 and 4 P. M. the annual meeting of place, at 12M. GrORGK 0. ANTHON, Secretary. OTICE.—OLIVE BRANCH LODGE NO. 7, A. P. An ‘room LINTON HALL, ASTOR PLACE. —PRACK OR WAR — on Tuesda: Duty and Interest ing the Fate of the Utto~ “Tiekow Thre to bens atboclosk: Fridav nights. sane, to JAMKS LOO. MMBCANTILE LIBRARY ASSUCTATION.—THE AN. Tuesday evening, M o'clock The elect on for offlsers A.M, and cione ai 10 Boas GEO. 8 PABPRIDOR, Je, Rev ralog, Secretary. at the new Library Building, in University place, between hhareholders. wil be beld oo tue samerday, ands the garce wil hold their reg cond floor of building. ecmmencing to-morrow evening Apri! 17, unui further or notice, ian Hfendanee is pr ty juesied, order of HEN. McMANUBS, Bec. EW Fore CaTHOLIO Poe Eager ey An introductory meetirg of this association wil at Hope Chavel, 129 Yrosdmay, on Tuecday. April lb at. aa drones wil be ae ar ah aay hog at A. McMast other dvtingulshed geatlomen, the Girborte pubilc ard invited toationd, “Ades ()FEGE OF THE MASTARION. GMIGH & race Com , foot of Twents aed end ating the stock] Fa wile ba Raat vere reece mee! tei vB company clon, on Wdnes “Sout ustees. gn Him 910 wlan Oder ERY ANDRE MASTERTON, Prov’ New Yous, April 12, 1856, RE ESTEMUS.—THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE Coiumbisn Literary Cluo will take place at the spies of me New York a oe evening, Apri 15. ercises to commence at NONS OF CAPE a ae SONS OF CAPE COD, RE- eiding in New York and vicinity. are invited to meet at the § tamercy Park House, Feat Twentieth street, this evening at clock: to ecasider the propriety of frm forming an associstion for social puponoa "I3y Gries of the ccxaraltign, Ue BROCELYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL id its wae vig, ben et the Atheneum corner of atentic Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 16, i ‘tom ti ull 101 ba M, at tok hursday, pon trom RRM lil 10 PM. Admittance cents, members, 25 Members can cbtain their Uckets at tae 80 ‘Society’ s room. 10 TEK STO.VKHOLDERS OF THE PORTSMOUTS DRY Dock and Steamboat Basin Company.—The President's report of the condition of the company is now ready tor distr Dutton, at thelr ofice, 34 Liberty atrent ; W. CASILEAR, Secretary. New Youx, Avril id 1256¢ B5. 00 a WANTKD, IN A NEWLY INVENCED yuilding material, a substitute for ali uses for Shick brieks and monetare’ now ‘used, whether ia the depart menis of practical utllity or for ornamental purpoves. It will te, can be of every ire, water or ar ons 8. asible coler, apa is indestructible peomens may be seen, or communi COLMAN, room No. 8, No. 6 Wali street. NDIA RUBBER GLOV&® FOR GARDENING, HOUSE aticontn 1s" prolent the wrists sud erain from ez posure; oy fy them ho hands are made soft and Walle. For sais Sil rubber stores. AVE & PORTER— Having completed the alteration of their new store, Will offer tomorrow he Toth 200 pieces Beacrirct, PLaiy AND StRIPED Stuxs, from 5s. to 66. Slarge assoriment ot ihe better quaiides, a equally ow price .n full argortment of SHAWLS MANT ‘Lhey solicit examination of their stock, ening nonfident that Ms varie'y, extent coe ‘openeheiad e it the interest of om 8 a eo freely. but inno case will a isdy be ‘One Price 0: TaNW & PORTER, 72 Canal street. INBN STORE, 748 BROADWAY OUR ATOOK I8 NOW very complete of linen goods | oted to household ard wear. all of wnich we guarantee free trom any mix- of colton, and which we are willing to dispose of at the “gnost rearonal'e prices. ILLIKEN & 60, A GESTLEMAN ing as where tere is no risk acd $2, 500. WANTED TO FIND 500, who is desirous of engag partner in an established busine t20 profite large, satisfactory evicance of which will be given upen an interview Addr real name, B, 0, &C9, through the Post offioa. $2. 000 FOR INVESIMENT IN AN ESTABLISHED respectable business clerk, with vie v to parigersbip. Security required. “Adireas John, bor 3,050 THE MILITAR’ Loess SYAR GUARD, ATTENTION !-THE MEMBERS of the above company are par Particularly re uested to attend meeting upd dril’ at th ‘ket, on Wed- resday evening, the 16th inst., u'most PbS a sflecutg the be transacted. By order of JAMES RTEVENSON, He6. ew YORK CIty GUARD, HEAD QUASTERS, GMO. mv way.—A 8] on pri ard Eonorery members ot the sew York Clty Guard’ will bs held a the armory on Friday, the 18th Jns..ai 8 o'clock P. M., to hear the repert of the Commi tee of ai Paes ta, for the funeral obsequies of the late Captain pian Win, arte, pre- viously to the parade of Thursday. april 2 AL&XANDE! RIQUEZ, President, Isc C, Pouanp, Secretary, ig otlek Business of the of each member, will rat BENDEESON, vomdt, ay ra OF MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT aisle aks rich jewelry and valuable personal croperty generally. D, 69 eet, joor, front room, 9 A. OOF. Bea tow muperor oll oll paintings for « barguia or ex DBF oN ON THE ROYAL BANK OF SRRLAND, In sums of £1 2 Saar I NOE Be MURRAY, 44 Wall street. Remittances from tho interior (prepaid) forwarded to aag pereoo in Great Britain free of c Me gS MOURNT: a. ladies want "mourning ean he mupplied wit ihe beat of malerialn che ap. are have them made upin the best manner, with the gresiest deepaiey #t ACKSON’S, Laie Bartholomew's new mournieg store, 551 Broaaway, between Spring and Prince str Meas ABD vee rtm ene ‘of al PREVATLING PARIS STYL®S, Manufactured of t materials and trimmings, TWENTY ‘CENT BELOW REGULAR PRICES, LORD E TAYLOR, ‘285, 257, fap wo 261 Grand ie. ‘num EW oe R ‘D BY N® as: it. A. tr STEWART. ¢ *OON Browdway, C Chambers strocts. SEVIGNH.—("OR BREAKFAST DRESS aT? Rowton suercmaes At. STRWART & cm Broadway, Chembers, and street erm Lastpal ae REGK 2 BES w iote ot beautiful Pai Also, new styles of bareges ar ide porn in five ten colors, ‘wilh satin atripes and plaid eet raf IMPORTATION, ~Will be xb Monday. rag LOBD & TAYLOR, 257, 259 and 261 Grand et., And new numbers, 47 and 49 Catharine st. OBES, ROBES, RO« Es. R We will oven this mornt ONE HUNDRED JACONAT ROBES,” 4’ Worth at bet Attention is particularly Stieced to the above gocds, 7 are & . 7 G@. :M WitataMs & CO., 847 Broadway. TRLUA BRAWLS UNSURPASSED IN BEAUTY AND variety of designs, at very low prices. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 00., 62 Canal street, TILES AT 75 CRNTS. ~ MOPTRONS PLATD AND STRIPED ‘at 75 cents, worth $1; 200do. 8734 conta, worth $1 1244; 1, worth $1 25, higher prioed pro cheap will beotfered al retal on Monday. prt ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & 60.. 62 Canal street, TES, SILKS. STL KS — Offer this week our entire slook of fan sitke at a oe soa 8s tbe whole mnat be eleared out belore the 1st “ot May, ‘The following figures will give some idea ma mia tee By bad ered B, WILLIAMS & CO , 47 Broadway. avcawaiwe MAYTILUA, ‘An article of warpaaaing besate. a be seen in every cich material i the varieties of trimming, SULPIN'S Sil Broadway, ‘ CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERY. cK A Groasiey & Bon" elvet and ‘apestay Brussels carpots, hag Pesuufa! ingratns, Bogen Bee 8) Al ANDERSON, 8, CARPBTS, Canes sew patterns, tn velvet, tapestry, pave rand tog ery lowent prices at HIRAM ANDENSONS WO. 99 Bowery. ‘FROONOMY—FIFTY PER CANT SAVED IN CARPuro.— E ‘Rarrington’s roved nieak e & new ant mom valuable invention, consists of two webs of durable mi ih 8 web of colon, sicifully woven. be Seton them wis Wwe nena Sinaicly, comin aud durability. To be hud as AU OTLD & JULIAN, Agocts, 6:,Codar street, Now York, ) Bowery. Omri variety this _ RRB. mrguecae and on merchants, Fashionable Apu ars ‘diver bonght. "No business tranmected Baw numbers, 47.and 49 Catharine st. Satentays. R ‘rench ty Peench and street. | 41 thes merchandl asdijle pou 40 sol eroeaw ‘4150, 4,00 f i 259) A wi modal emporium of fash aa atreei. tains the most pepotiated n th pi eodalL, . Iaine, bi materials r 261 Grand April ection on Monday, April Lt be cheaper than bricks, harder than grant it vetl addressed 10 They are made with $2 88, rr with ; f thy A A torms,and purchase at cash pricen @iemoads, w ee i WOOD, 00 Faiton street, second 1 will mat ale at 7 ‘call r exohaniged for merchandise, Ro ht, ood ada. nc harge. 1856.—The Board of Directors of thi have them made upin the at elry, bz Vin, 1 al a thelr new oflloe, = Parties having deposiied, with ON ward ‘at thelr new offtoe. ‘and Reade NN Pisecte ont ae nto Railroad.—Benled pi 7. 8Th 4, und Reade streets, i aris 7 of 58 miles. ‘This raitroad nal the present slano eed counties he reheat the Btate. 38 Franciseo for specifications ea: Ba at 83 York. Bi Chiet ite uid Park, on Park, on risaaiely roportionate of the J ‘coal. temed ses.” y v IN. yu CXtem \ULTON. FIRE al ae | (Chang APRIL 4 tore: fon tae ce have = aay declared 8 dividend of wx por cent wpon the capa! wood, yable after the {nat Leal Seen ‘WILLIAM MULLIGAN, Hecretary. ONSY TO LOAN- ON Lt WaTCHss, JEW. do, sogare ai valuadie propert} or bought . bonds, notes. 4 z. ated. Wicnaeniriens re THAYER, 334 Brosdway, rooms Noa and 4, second story. ‘ONRY.-- CASH mesa XDVANCAD BY THE subsertbars at 504 Duane street room No.9 (act room 10), moved te, aireet obiaia the same ‘ea MoLOUGELIN & O'NAILL, ‘OT1CE TO COATRACTORS AND CA eI ‘ame will bs reveived t by the lersigned in New Tork city” from April 10 o May 10, 1866, for the. cgnstruction” and, eau (pment isco and ramento Railroad, Cali- i Lay the aires of Sacramento to toe city of Benvela, a distance is upon ‘he maia trunk line trem Ban Francie tothe ierloc, over. wah four:hs of the ent iptand trade and travel of peep y und pessing trough us Terfiertote pours rile wade of selma ed the ley Balirond, d, no bull and running, and fe the key to Seo 'y now it le the 'v . lines from Norther and mem Cali gen aa een end pitcaliog to the undereined, room NO. 7 Petron fia Bane Dullding, corner ‘of / THRODOae D nor ak mreets, New Phlet Rngineer a and Commisaioner, 8, BR. R. _Naw Yort, ap iJ Eany BANK.— OAPITAs, $2000 00, WITH PR? -7 vilege to 000.000, is bank wil street, opposite of Beekman at! (ag ‘to which we invite the attention of ail alent Pua eee men. OuAnixs A. Magy, Cashier: oe eas COAL. ou L—ONEILL & Moke ais NO it Now DELIVERING best quailty white and red ag yards foot bt Warren sirects Novis Hver ‘and foot of Fou ateeet, Eaat river. ONT UL & McGeR, \OAL—I AM NOW DELIVERING FROM MY NEW ard, oorner of Twenty seventh ig and “te "quality of Peach Orchard ant screened, at the low price of $6 50 er weight warra or forfett if Per JOuN Groner, thr se- io" nis. sav: ‘tora! counties ia to Vale Maps’ Brotion end Obit and Pine PAB, increase the same to $10,000. coal, cheap for cash, trom jeDONAL ALD PICTOU AND FiRaa COAL MTsRS — ae f fresh mined coa! at the above n mine hae deed for the supply of coal for gas, Tt hes heen torted by several Fes companies, se hat tele opens of, Persoms to opened by applying to ie io Seen coal can have |ARD, No. 4 Bowling Gi ——______ CLOTHING, WO. WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH. bu enees emia te CONROY, Ly 4 buy bay cletiing of eve jescrip tic itlemen having ia (4 seaport 1a rocelve the emer price ce paid ror 401 P let ‘oireete LOTAING = -LADIRS AND GENTLEMEN age of can receive their by sending to the stores 12 Laurens bt ol oy oye: or by letier by post. y Mrs. are. sxe FURNITURE TK AND GKN- to ai recetve «fair cash ny os m8. Colin, 101 Canaan ( fancy cresses Uought, ‘utmost value in cash ee Bom Canal, and 6 ‘Ladies attended alert sgnded by Hrs, DAY AFTERNOON, iste, through Houston street, the Fourth avenue cats, oF i $10" 0 either in gotog trom Co: to we Bowery, or in one of the Lum’s Mueeum, @ heavy goid bracelet. The dnder wid seve Al apove reward by leaving the same at 219 Christie street. higher fey’ sper 2h Bot NIGST OF FRI- Migon street, 8 dark biue fie hing, tha’ Mtieaves lined with yellow sik and brown Holland. ae returning it will receive the above reward, and no questions asked aT REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, THE 1204 §. inst, a dismond eiud, sup;osed in one of the Amity street stages, for which the finder ¢ will receive the above re- ward on Jeaving it at 135 Front s'reet, up stairs. 10 BEWARD.—L\ST. ON MONDAY MORNING, BE- tween Weal Bradway ard Laight street, a stlver port. mopnie, marked 0. Y. contatsings small sum of money. |The finder will receive the avove reward by leaving it at widley" ‘By 811 and 31135 Grand street. $5 pat y LOST, ON SUNDAk MORNING, APRIL 3, @ e large yellow bull Lerrier r 08 ‘ana were to the name of Jack. Whoever will return ie ‘at Thomas’ Saloon, 381 itowawayr corner of White crest will receive the above re- ward and no questions asked. $5 KEWARD—LOST. ON i APRIL 13T4, IN First avenue. believed between 5'xth and tt renth ‘ats. a eavie tur viciorine. The finder, by returning i to 104 First ‘sverue. will receive the above reward. $5 REWARD.—LOS8T, APRiL 13, Sy FIFTH “AVE nue, near Nizeteenth street, breed be tween ‘a bull aud terrier, bed on steel collar, marked 37 Weet Twenty-fourth street.’ The above reward will be paid by brieging him to the above number. 5 OST, ON SUNDAY LST, A pmayy & finder Ins beeve Teeaed Uy leaving ino means at We Meader's dental office, 833 Broadway, LUST AND FUUND. POUND “LAST SATURUAY EVENING, TN HUDSON itr ‘eet. & cr containing 8 sam ‘of money, which the ownersum re by oat at No.9 Abing place, Troy reel, proving properdy and payiog for this advertisomest. OUP D—A,FOORRIBUOK, CONTAINING A. SUM OF @ money, which the owner can bave by roving property and paying tor advertisement, by sppling at ial Nit: street | hy 2 '—ON THE 8TH INST., (TT aT COUNTY Ciort'sor Register’ offs.) @ gold pene! case, fed with pen Tounded ‘and nitied ike” the case Mb ral cael s b; ywner to the fad der, 76 Feel reward will be paid by the owner io.the finder, at 7 OST ON SUNDAY | FORRNOON BEIWGEN THK ‘Washington ‘end Fourteenth street a eo The finder, by leaving ft | :reet. corner of University place, or at 203 Pear! street, up stairs, will be suitably rewarded. O81—ON SATURDAY UABT, AN OLU FASHIONED breast pin; on the front is a femsie eg 4 on atom), with & weeping willow over tt,\ found the > by ‘eeviog it at Mra. Rookett’, 559 Houstonsirest, near roadway, will be liberally rewarded. O8T—ON SUNDAY AFTRRNOON, IN FIFTH aVa nue, between Forty-second and Fiffr-tourth sirest, a blue and yellow piaid horse blanket, trimaed with scarlet. The finder will he suitably reward br eee it at Wm. Waliermires, Firth avenueJvetween ‘Futy fourth and Fify- streets, MATRIMONIAL, AerORTsHING TO ites rT Te MORROW, fan seventh daughter, #ift to tell past, (34 tesre. sree and all the concerns of If ren he very pe Er cuteat Vappiooas of Mairiononial” bli “All who with ood s00n for relief and comfort. Thounands have ex. ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA. THERE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. THE PEACE TREATY NOU YET SIGNED. ALL DIFFICULTIES REMOVED. Preparations for a Grand Demonstration in Paris, one in England at the Terms of Peace, Ne WTELLIGENCE OF THE PACIFIC, corres, \ prdRoas amide DROOPING, Consols 923-8 a 921-2, &o., &., &a. BY THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH, No. 21 WALL ‘OTREET. Haurax, April 14, 1856. The royal mail steamship Cambria, from Liverpooi on the 29th ultimo, arrived here at 6 o’clock this morning, She sailed again at 10 o’olock for Boston, where she will probably arrive in season for her mails to go forward on Wedresday morning's train. i On March 29, exchanged signals with the bark Carpatic On the 4th inst, passed the steamship Africa off Cape Clear. The Cunard steamship America, from Boston, arrived at Liverpool at midnight on Wednesday the 26th ult., and the Collins steamship Baltic, from New York, at 7 A.M, on Friday, the 28th ult. Tkere is no news of the missing steamship Pacific. The news is three days later than that recerved by the Washington, but presents no feature of decided im- portance. ‘The difficulties alleged to have presented themse:ves in the Paris Conferences just prior to the Washington’s departure, are understood to have been removed, and it was confidently expected that the treaty of peace would be signed within « few days. The London money market waa more stringent. The closing quotation for censols on Friday evening was 923% » 9254. The Liverpool cotton market was quiet, at about the same quotations as were advised by the Asia, although for the ordinary qualities an eagier tone prevailed. The tales during the week, comprising only five business cays, amounted to forty-two thousand bales, of which some twelve thousand were taken by exporters and spesulators. In breadstuffs there had been « general decline trom the pices of the previous Friday, more particularly upon the lower dercriptions— the falling off 1n flour being equal to about 1s. per barrel, and in wheat to 3d. per bushel. For fine wheat 4 slight advance had peen established. Corn was dull at the decline advised by the Washington. The provision market was esrentially unchanged. For Jard there was an improved demand, at former rates. THE PEACE CONFERENCES. The Peace Congress met again on Thursday, the 27th ultimo, all the members being present. It is said that the deliberations were important, and it was confidently believed that the treaty of peace would be signed on Saturday, the 20th of March—the day the Cambria sailed, ‘The Paris correspondent of the London News saya the Court tradesmen have been ordered to prepare illumina- tions for Saturday eve: definitely—other papers say Sunday; force wan week; but all agree tha: it will be eariys, Bcd yee iagindly ee ae ee ‘tated that the diplomatic cr of b te remembered tl 5 hat on bled, leg, with he ex: peeet of that terminating te their labors. tt is re. ported that Napoleon fully rupposed thetr business was voneluded, and that he atliced | the guns of the Invalides to announce the conclusion of pence at the same time he 7e Deum was being celebrated for the birth of his (on. The claim ot Prussia to rigo the treaty on equal terms with the other Powers, caused the delay, Lord Clarendon baving earnestly resisted the ciaim of ‘Prussia, and in- tisted that abe shou'd adhere to the treaty in Sisieane manner that France did to the treaty of 1840, which was rigned without ratification in making it. The Paris Latrie (government paper) now says: “CWihout infringing tue necessary reserve, we can an- pounce that the trifling difficultiss of which some foreign correspondents have spoken, have not ben at tenced with any importent consequences. ongress and its Sismea on Reactant to labor at their task. The Commission consis's of all the second Plenipotentiarles— Messrs. Bourqueney, Cowley, bet Vilamarina and Hatzfeld. Djmil Bey being ill, Auli Pasha replaces him.” The correspondent of the London Times says that Lord Claiendon’s mo ‘ion prevailed, and that an arracgement yme to that te Allies shal ore protocol, and that a second shall be drawn up, which Prursia and the Allies shall sign seat ‘The committee is now engaged in the redaction of bo:h protoccls, and the orly de'ay, supposing no accident to occur, will be im the proper framing of these protocols. The ‘Times, in an editorial, speaks of “our Allies” as unwise snd undignified in their demonstra- tions ip favor of pea e, and conceives that the people of Grest Britain will be ciscontented with the terms of peace—the only advantageous results to Ergland being her victories and the consciousness of undiminished re- sources. ‘The armistice is not formally prolonged ; but tele. grapdic despatches have been ioe to the ‘troops not to renew hostisities without express orders. fa AFFAIRS IN THE CRIMEA. ‘The advices from the Crimea are to the 13th ult, The bealth ofthe French army was much improved. Several confisgrations had occurred st Eupatoria. Ten thousand lish troops were at Balaklava. gy left Constantinople for the Cri- mes. The Polish General Zamoyeki had arrived at Con- stantinople, The oe fleet was expected at Malta, The weather in the Crimea continued stormy. Omer Pasha had bad s lengthened interview with the Turkish Ministry. He seems determined to resign unless he receives the satisfaction he demands, GREAT BRITAIN. There is no excitement whatever with regard to the difficulties with America. Interest in the subject is al- most extinct, although the papers continue to discuss the subject. A writer, dating from Paris, over the rigna- ture of ‘‘Statesman,”’ sends an admiraple letter om the subject to the London Times. The London Marine Insurance Underwriters held a meeting to discuss the present state of that business. F. Baring presided. The discussion was adjourned to some future day. Louis Kossuth writes to the Press, expressing himself greatly mortified by the recent appeal in his behalf, made in the journals, by Walter Savage Landor. FRANCE. The crew of the Russian trigate Diane have arrived in France as priscners of war. ‘The newspapers continue to publish numberless con- gratulatory addresses concerning 1 pense A review is to be held at Paris uf one hundred thousand men, on the signing of the declaration of peace. The re- view, nominally, is s compliment to Count Orloff, the only ‘soldier of the plenipotentiaries. Among the Tneas fave tert is one that the Emperors of Russia and Austria respectively promised to visit Paris goon after the conclusicn of peace. Six thousacd French have embarked at Marseilles for the Crimes, pro- aby to supply sick vacancies. 5 erie 8 delermined to send an expedition to colo- Tadagasens, which ini does not approve ot. SPAIN. ‘The Queen of Spain has performed the annual ceremony ot washing the feet of the So aleo has the Emperor of Austria. There is nothing reported concerning the Cariiat troubles. The differenses between Austria and Rome relative to the propored conference to interpret the Concordat have been mutually arranged. Very bad feeling is exhibited by Russia and Prussis towards Austris, in numerous small matters. GERMANY. ‘The Assembly of Hamburg ji the project for & new constitution te be drawn up by tle Germanic Dist. ITALY. The American Mediterranean squadron remained at Genoa, PERSIA. Mr. Murray, the British Minister to Persia, in “still at Tabriz; buc it is paid that Persia having spoicgized, will return to Teheran. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. LONDON MONEY MARKET. The London monty market was rather more string Consols elowed wt 025; « 025, for money, md 02%, n 02% for seoqynt, The bullion tn (he Bank of Epgiand hed ' decreased £180,000. Dollars were scarce, and quoted at 5s. 1d.; bar silver, 6s. 1d. AMERICAN SECURITIES, Mossrs. ready kn pri the market fe huapslon ba Unie Bia Pennsylvania LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ‘The Brokers’ Circular reports a fair demand, with a good supply. The lower qualities were rather easier, but not quotaoly lover, whi'e the better qualities, although in more limited peat for export, were maintained. The sales of the weel mprising only five busin ys, amounted to 41,’ 710 fare including 7,500 to speculators and 4,500 for export. ‘The ‘aati are the quotations : 58-16 6s 5% ‘Ondinary to good ordinary, 434. 063(d. The market loved quiet on Friday, with able of about ¢,000 Dales. The at im port was estimated at bales, including 280,000 American: ,Conslderable shipments Were due... LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. In breadstaffs genoralty there had been a slight decline from the quotations atvised by the Asia, and the buslnoss bad been tos moderate extent. There had been large! arrivais of Mediterraneaw wheat. : In fine: wheat, prices bad bees maintained, but the inferior destriptions show a decline ot 2d. a 3d. per bushel. White is quoted by the Brokers’ Ciroular at 108, «11a. ; red, 98, 6d. 810s, Flour —Fair sales of god, but inferior difionlt to dinpose of, and Is. lower; Western camal, 3ls."s Sls, 6d.; Philadel- pur and Baltimore, 358, a 368.; Onio, 36s. “Corm—But ttle speculative demard and the market tending down- ward. poe of white at 30s. a 31s.; yellow and mixed at 308. @ 30s. 6d. The weather bad been favozable for agri- cultural purposes. LIVERPCOL PROVISION MARKET. Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. repor: owirg to heavy arrivais; ordinary 2s. 9 the inpie qualities firm ‘at former ra‘es. duced stock, and more buyers than seliers; ever, without change. Bacon steady. changed. Lard in somewhat improv rates; sales at 55s, a 55s. 6d. North American quoted at 50s. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. The Brokers’ Circular reports:—ttice steady; sales of Carolina at 224. 6d. a 245, Beef di lower, bui ‘ork in re- prices, how- and prices un- demand at former Tallow irregular, with amall Spirits of turpentine quiet; 200 barrels sold at 348. a 258. Nothiog doiog in crude, ‘Yar quict, at 128, 416s. Rosin inactive, at 4s. 9d. a 84. No sales ot tobacco, Coffee limited tive demand. Sngar slightly advanced, and and active, Molarses—A better feeling prevailed, and there were more buyers than se'lers. Linseed ofl quiet, prises steady at 34s. a 34s. 6d. Potashes quoted at 86e, 6d. a 36a., with a quiet market. Nothing doiog in pearls. Quercitron bark scarce. Palm oil—Sales at £38, Tea dull. Dyewoods steady at formar rates. LONDON MARKETS. Messrs. Baring Bros. & Co. report breadstuffs dull and lower; iron steady, at £8a£8 6s. for Welsh bars and ais; Scotch pig, 664 ; linseed oil steady snd unchanged in price; sales at 34s. om the spot and 38s. to arrive. Olive oil quiet. Nothing done in fish oils. Rice dull. ‘Tea inactive. Turpentine, sales at 9°. 9d. a 10s. 31. Spirits of turpentine, 34s. 6d. Polar whalebone sold at £280. Lead quiet. Tallow dull; Y.C. 47a. on the spot and 48s, for the end of the year. STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER. The Manchester market was preity active, and prices were firmly matztained. HAVRE MARKETS. During the week ending on the 25th ult., ths sales of cotton amounted to only 3,000 bales. New Orieans tres ordinaire quoted at 92%. Breadstuffs slightly declined, the market closing dull with a downward tendency. Sales of Philadelphia and Baltimore at 351. a 42f. 75¢ | New Orleans, 47¢, 50c. 0 48f. Provisions slightly iower, and warket’ dull. Lard quiet. fallow neglected. Coffee quiet, but firm. Whale oil quiet, and a trifle lower; sales’ at 65f. landed, and 62f to arrive. Whaledone steady. Pearl ashes firm, but inactive, Pota dull. thiog doing in metale. No- PASSENGERS BY THE CAMBRIA. aad lady. ‘Tweal, Re Mr Crom and lady, Pa ‘Mr Smita se Marshall, Miss Taylor, Mr’ Belot and indy. sven. Pope, Weeks, Kllis, Campbell, Uilamson, MeGee, MoMindo, Hithosd, Kus sell, Newall, McTavish Bi 206 Browa, Hotervon, bixos, Bawike, Gamble, Adams, ciherby. ast: Lupton, Myers, Preste, Moore, Burst, Davis, Nelson, Hicks, Lawson, Lovedon, Hoffstetion, Dunn, freeman, Mor: ton, Brown, Buchanan, McMurray, 08. Police Intelligence, CuarGE OF FAISE PRETENCHS.—Some weeks ago, Mr. Thomas B. White, produce merchant, of No. 9 Water street, preferred a charge of false pretences against Mr. Leander Crandell, of Norwich, Chemango county, in this State. The complainant, in his affidayit, alleges that the defendant obtained his signature to two acceptances for $1,500 each, by meave of false representations. The ae, cused, it is 4, offered complainant a note for $3,000 as security, stated at the time that the endorsers of this note were good and responsible parties; that they had endorsed his paper to the amount of $11,000 oaly, whereas it afterwarcs cary that they had endorsed it to the extent of nearly $30,000; that the defendant’s note, when it arrived at maturity, was protested, and complainant was ooliged to take it up at a! dead loss to hims he has never oeen remu- nerated for ibis Jons, and that the accused in obtainirg his sigasture to the two acceptances in question, made false, and frau¢ulent representations in relation thereto. ope the strength of this affidavit Justice Davison issued a warrant for the arrest of Cran dell, and placed the same in the hands of Sergeant Van Cleef for edecation. The officer proceeded to the resi- dence of tbe sccused, in Chenango county, and arrested him on the above charge. Crandell was brought hefore the magistrate of Oxford, county, N. Y., where he was held to bail tn the sum of $4,/ to answer the charge before the next term of the Court of General Sessions in this city. ALLEGED Constructive Larcesy.—Yesterday morning, a broker, named Aaron Sutton, doing businers in Wall street, was taken in‘o custody on the charge of construc: tivegrand larceny, in having, as it is alleged, surrepd- tiously obtained possession of a bill at ees for $1,598, ror of Mr. Mosely, also a Wall street broker, and upon Mersrs. Coleman & Seteon, of the Astor House, The accused was brought betore ‘Tastise Welsh, at the Lower Police Court, where Hie waa held to bail in the sum of $5,000 to answer the charge. The complainant sets forth thet defendant said he could find a urchaser for the acceptance in the B pcige of a Mr. le; but baving received the bill for that purpose, never thought fit to return the same, or give any satistactory account Gf ite whereabouts since it was placed in his care, nearly a year ago. DESCENT UPON AN ALLEGED GamBLina Hovss.—Yester- day afternoon, officers Gray, Farley and Flannizan, of the Cou-+ +f General Serstons, made a descent upon the premires v’ Moses Harmer, at the corner of Park place and Proacway; and as number of persons were gam- bling at faro, seized all the apparatus and took entire possession of the premises. As no warrant was issued ior the arrest of the proprietor of the place, the officers ‘were only permitted to take possession of the gambling apparatus, which was brought to the District Attorney’s office for sate keeping. News From the Sritish West Indies. YELLOW FEVER IN THE ENGLISH FLEET AT BERMUDA —THE GENERAL ELACTION—QUIET AT DEMARARA —JAILS FULL OF RIOTERS—GREAT LOSS OF PRO- PERTY. We have files of papers dated at Bermuda on April 3, and at St. Lugia, St. Vincent and Barbades on March 10. Yellow fever had appeared on board of one of the Bri- tish war ships at Bermuda. The Royal Gazette, of Aprii 1, says:— H. M. steamer At Commander Purvis, arrived on Sunday fast from Jamaica, via Havana. We are pained to learn that the Argus had several cases of yellow fever on board, and that some seven or eight have terminated fatally. Among the deaths are ae Wm. F. Gallock, second Meutenant o{ the Ar; 4 Assistant Sa Daly, loaned from the Boscawen to the Argus. bodies of Dr. Daly and two of the seamen were removed from the Argus yesterday and buried at Ports Island. ‘We understand that the Argus was sent to Bermuda by Acmnira| Fanshawe as soon as fever made its appearance on board thet vessel, and Captain Seymour, of H. M. S. Pembroke, the senior naval officer here, ordered her to Ports Island, to be thoroughly cleansed and fumigated. Bis Excellency Gov. Mn yy rom pti- tude, on learning that the Argus had yellow fever on board, i naesting ta Leper Counstl for the pur- pone of adopting some precaut measures, if possi- ble, to prevent the «prew@ of that Trigheful disease, A prec.amation appears in this day's Gazette, strictly for- biecing persons to have any communication with Porte Islend, so long oe the quarantine = shell be kept flying there. The Argus towed the flag a} Ronoawes » to sea from Jamaica on Wednesday, th Th in the generai vlection a9 net of Bormuda hag been entirely on the liberal side, The accounts at Bermuds trom Demarara were (ayora- ble. No further “Gabriel” outrages had been reported. Hunt Marriot, Fsq., J. P., had returned from the River bringing several prisoners. H. M. brig Mariner and TR. M. steamers ‘Type and Conway were employed in car- rying parties of the 24 W. I. Regiment ean Barbadoes tolemerata. The French echooner-of-war Pourvoyeuse tnd the Bench war steamer Voyageur were placed by treie respective commanders in of the gvernmenc, lhe property destroyed is estimated at $200,000, The jets were filled with the ‘Gabriel’ rioters, PRICE TWO CENTS. ABloody Drama in Monroe Street—Diaboli- cal Attempt at Murder—Arrest of the Ae- cused Party, dic. Yesterday afternoon, about two o’cleck, the neighbor- hood of No. 27 Monroe street waa thrown into » great state of excitement in consequence of an alleged attempt at murder having been made upon the person of a young ‘woman, named Catharine Haltmeyer, her parsmoar, Frederick Webber. The circums!ances attending the case, as far as we could learn, appear to be as follows:— For nearly two years past the woman referred to and the man Webber have been living together as man and wife. Webber, by his dissolute and extravagant course of life, incurred the dire displeasure of Catharine, who aeter- mined to leave him and become the mistress of another man, named Charles Beekman. This act on the parte the woman incensed Webber awfully, and he determi ed, if she did not quit Beekman’s company, to have his revenge. Catharine succesded, however, in necreting herself from the eyes of Webber, and for » time escapedail harm, Yesterday afiermoon, the parameur, finduxg that this woman boarded at No, 27 Momree street, along with Beekman, repaired to her rooms, ané finding her in, demanded $30 from her. * She refused te accede to the demand, when Webber became very indig- nant, and finally, in a great passion, drew from ide pocket @ penknife, and commenced an indiscriminate attack upon the man Beekewsan and the woman Halt- meyer. The former retrea:ed from the room, after hav- ing been cut across the face, but the woman was net so fortunate. Webber, it is alleged, caught her by the hair, and stabbed her im various pisces about the head and neck, until the blood flowed in tor. rents. The pdor. woman succeeded im making her way to the street, when’ an alarm was raised, end chase was given Webber. Officer Prenderghast, of the Fourth ward police, hearing of the oscurrente, hastened to the scene, when he me: Webber and took him inte custody, Dr. James R, Wood, who was attending a patient in the neignborhood, was notified of the ocomr- rence, ani proceeding to the spot, did all in his power to alleviate the sufferings of the wounded woman. Upom an examination it was found thet the jugular vein and earoud arteries had been cut, and thet the life of tme unforiunate creaiure wasin imminent danger. Accerd- ingly Ccroner Gamble was notitied of the perilous condition of the woman, and preparations were made by this official to have an ante mortem examination taken. The dying woman being intormed tuat her case was hope- lees, Was requested to make a cying declaration ia re- gerd to the facis of the case. ‘Che ususi form having nage ne through with, the woman’s affidavit wae taken, a8 follows:— THE ANTE MORTEM EXAMINATION, Catherine Haltmeyer, reriaiog at 27 Monroe being examined, says: I lived with Frederick Webber for twenty months, and 1 supported him all that time, | live wow with Mr. Charles Beeman; this ft about’ noom, Webber came .nto my room, on the third story, rear 2% Mionroe street. and asked me to give him toir:y dollara; 1 tole him I did not have any money; he shen grabbsd hold of me. and said he rhould have the money; hy had aa open knife in bis hand; it was a pocket knife; he cut me on the neck with the knife; he ran cown stairs ai atter him into the grocery store; he also attacked a. Beekman; 1 returned from tne grocery store fo the house and sat down on the hall door steps; the reason he cut me was that I would not support him any longer; he wanted me to go out to dance houses and prosti:u:e my: elf; 1 recognize Webber wow present aa thy one to whom Taltu’e. CATHERINA HaL(MEYER. Cros examination.—Questionea by Weboer. Q Why did you leave met A. Because you did not support me, Q. Did I not eupport you when I lived with you first? A. No. I pala forty dollars of your debts. Q Did I nos tell you that it you left me I would kil you apd myaelt? A. Yes; put [told you, you must not spend three or four dollars a day of my money playing cards, Taken before me this 14th day of April, 1856, Ronarr Gammrx, Coroner. On the prisoner's being brought before the dying wo- man, he seemed particularly gratified at her condition: and pointing his finger at her'as she ay prostrate on the floor exclaimed, “ vamn you—se how you are fix:d.’* ‘The police officer who had him in charge checied any further exclamations on the part of the accused, bus he contioued to mutter curses upon the head of the poor woman he bad 60 horrioly mangled until be was com- ducted away. Upon the foregoing affidavi:, Cromer Gamble committed Webber to the Tombs, to await the re- sult of the wounced woman’s ivjuries, waile Beekman was also detained ag @ witness in the casa It isthe opinion of the medical men in attendance that the injured woman cannot survive her wounds tweaty-four hours. During the progress uf the Coroner’s investigation the entire neighborhood for many squares around was the seene of continual turmoil. Thousands of men, women and children sought to gain admittance to the room wherein the tragedy wa; ens:ted, and seemed wueh Se. appcinted on being informed thet it was imp axisle far them to have their wishes gratified. The feeling Webber was mtense, and not a few suggested ths 1sea of Lynch law being promp:ly suminis‘ered. City Intelligence. OPENING oF NAVIGATION ON THE Hupson RivER, AND PRos- PECTS OF TRADF.—The steamer America left this city for Albany on Saturdsy, 12th inst., with fifty barges in tow, loaded with merchandise, coal, &c. There was om an average about 300 tors to a barge, making 15,000 toma im all, This is supposed to be the largest tow ever befere in the United State; and whatis not done in the United States in the way ‘of trade ard commerce and the me- chanic arts, need not be looked for on any other portion of the earth’s surface. A view of the st-am tug Amerien will convince any one of the feasibility and truch of the ‘above statement. Tak FALMouTH—THE ScPpossD SLave ScHOONER.—This vessel, which was seized a short time since, while passing out of the Narrows, by Deputy Marshals Da Angelos and Nevins, on charge of being a alaver, is to be sold at auc- tion on the 24th inst., for the benefit of the officers whe made the seizure, as no one as yet has had the courage toclaim her. The nautical instruments, of which ane had a comp'ete set, will also be contiscated. Among ovber ‘things to be 201d, is yong chronometer, este- mated worth $500; telescope, $28; with four mariner’s compasses, two of them extra; quadrant, sextant, metal frame octant, log glass and end charts of the Necta and Sovth Auantie oceens and West India Iouands, and e Bowditch Navigator. The Falmouth is a rakish, casning little crait, perfect in all her appointments, and will me doubt rel for fromeight to tea thousand dollars. QEstetrainment 10 tax ARTIZANS OF THK ADRIATIO—The artizans employed in constructing the now steamship Adriatic, partook of » sumptuoug dinner last evening, at the Pacific Saloon, No §¢00 Broadway, farnished through the lfberality of E. K. Collins, Iaq, About 160 mechanies ‘and artizans sat down to the table, aud a nebler looking set of men, we venture tc say, has never been scon at @ dinner table than was prereated by these hardy builders > of the Adriatic. Mejor’ Wood. presided at the festival, fupperted om his right by EK. Collins and <enator Sickles, and on his 1 by Saree Allen, ot the Novel Works, Councilman Boole and other. Mr. Steers, the ar- chitect of the Adriatic, wi detained at home by riskness. ‘Dodsworth’s Band was in attend- ance, which is all that need be suid of the fhatieal patt of the entertainment. A BRUTAL OUTRAGR—CRUELTY TO ANIMAIS,—A fow daya ago an outrage of a most brutal character was perpe- trated in Chatoam street, in @ public house bnown among certain class of politicians, The Sauavia 1a ere briefly as follows:—A young German woman was the house in question. followed by @ white poodle 0g, which attracted the pe gry of one of the number would buy it, it ake a ask too much. womas, who it appears is not in th best circumstances, said she was willing to ell the deg, and after some henitation,con - rented, at request, to enter the houre, The moment @ entered, one of the men attempted to raise her clothes, when she screamed aloud and ran towards = door, "At this moment, another seized. the dog and maimed him in t brutal manner with a knife. — woman made a complaint at the Mayor's chy i. Judge Onborne, and a warrant was issued for the arrest of the party, has not yet been taken into custody. Would it not be well for the Mayor to look into this mat- ter, and see that the warrant is executed? Therv is a law which punishes for cruelty to animals, and as this aeems to be an extreme and unprovoked case, we trust it will be carried into effect. Tux Hovse Painters.—A meeting was called last even- ing, at Convention Hall, in Wooster street, to take inte consideration the present condition of the house painters, with 9 view to maintain the rate of wages agreed upow some time sinoe, viz.:—Two dollars It genie that some of the em; im dlrs per a vantage eae pened hm Letina Fate ee of ifs year, and are reducing the w: employees te wie = betanlnn ean ailing per day. and sotmere than half the spulated price, The mat. ter ee ‘f mie ove s at some length last night, bat as the meeting was thin not much was done. Spec Paraps or tHe Fiera Reormxyt.—The Fifty Regiment of New York State Militia made their usual pring parade yesteraay, under command of Colonel Schwartzwealder, and were accompanied py Dodworth’s full band. The regiment was vey full and mustered eleven fire commands, an evidence of prosperity that must be very gratifying to them and to their ollicers. The drili and Dolio tonne of this are very excel- lent and creditable to all concerned. It shows that ta have not been idle during the past winter. Toe bm ment marched through tke principal streets of the ci:y, and attracted much attention. Exaixe Co, No. 4, ov Wittiamsnorc —This company marched through the etreets of our city yesterday, with their new engire, acecmpanied by a Willinme band. ‘The machine is of the plano style and cost $1,200, It was taken to the Liberty pole in West Broadway, and a trial made ofits power. woich was found to bey, great. The members of this company are all youre, active men, ond with their uew pPaonine they will Uy doybt do wordess,