The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1856, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 7179. BOARDING @"D LO) aor ‘Provemerta 3 wierd, i fenton A an their ie or anais er Pleasant furcished rooms Soed aed Wied to let; witb or wibout board. The Rouse the apd the location alifemege tapped e clon ae WASHTRUTON BT yy —BOABD DOWN TOWN ia Be ag eee eT il Gesiranie roo ns, ine nm ate spplsirg samedialely as above, Bath, wa Ti Sarees Onn. omB of pcg ft aes RVESY DAL 910 ait Pha le BY infureianeds wich Kise ary rd see exousnged, 261 "ee FOURTH SETI THIRD DOOK BELOW BELOW mee FIFTEENTH Lid ‘T, ymen es STUYVESANT Sp ag BR d their wives, mae ie aage ye eae ete ere beset bp STREET-A LaBGY UNFORNISHED ih pantries at he aecond Boor, toe Goaueman and wifes wits board. Reterences ox- ee 157. gt BECKER STBESt, QFFousn DePav BOW ‘wo bandsome parlors on firat nd savond floors te iomennet their wien, wile board; also acsomme- ‘two single gen‘iomen. Houve first olass. Onl) A Fespectsyili.7 accommodated, jo moving a ‘the modera im- ‘Crotoa waien sod; alma, aaller spare. Seo pleat lect 0 LT ne BOARDING AND LODGING. Poaabae raiva PRIVATE FAMILY WPS a Let 70 4 leamant D rooms, Apply ‘Apply wb 1S Warren plan artes erect, oo osRD.T A HANDOOME BAOK PAR.OB AND LARGH, ertessinn room first adjoining, on room on third floor, may be had by « party of geallemea, with ce wiboat Board, ce by 0 gentienas cat 4 street, between For Ges in the and free ue of both; also, rooms wihon: beard, at Grund’ street ‘Art block ‘west of brosdway. ore ae OARD.—ONE O} col Boateng Reig Sribe [oad CaaS i LS ae Als Re i 2028, Bosse KB STRK: ', MEAS BROADWAY family can obtain pieasan: rooms ina house dosira>!v jocated, by applying at Broadway. ) rooms for two Hemen, lerences e! OARD.-ONS OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR btain board, with mines pleasant rooms, in a private the rate ct $7 Der week alz0 one or ze goatlemen can be acoommod ited. > Apply at Ne. 63 enth street, between Fitth and bix:h a woul Weat 1! CARD. Beer Remadaie ede wile veer ‘oom; beltg an experienced mur:e, sae W: one who ies nursing. No moving ia May. Apply wt 74 Bae WEST TWENTY ee ia! jet ‘KT. TO LET, with board, forrlaked troat room oc the secqud floor, containing gas, hot and eold watt, patties, &c. Boskd DOWN TOR. —TWO OR ZERGE GENTAME acoommodated with board. alao tew day board ore, at 40 Kobiaizon at., near Vollege place. Ope DOWN TOWN.—GENTI.RMEN WISHING THE best of rooms, with or without board.cas be acoommo- dated after the first ot May in house 23 Waite street, west of Broadway. For particulars apply at 21 Vestry atreet, ag and face tl located 145 A eult of eg de nd floor. to let, with bo: her or sep: Bingie geotiemen wili find this . Table opporvanity. Also, gentleman and wile. ns a rovemenis with a pieasant Icoaion. ‘and stages wear, References exchanged. 148 mar ANAT ail patina aramee ee | | rary.—A laty and gentleman, or rover an, my have pioeaant rooms, with board. References 14 NINTH f cine l od ron Oe ASy or cs way = Fore jed rooms. in 81 esepareialy. \e sen: Re required, Fieatcl Germetien tanprovements” bay street, near Broadway. NINTH ae SS OF HANDSOMELY furnished rooms io jet, to tamiliee, with private table, ith pastiar board,’ Bouse Gre lass, TWELFTH on NEAR SECOND ia —_ lass howse, with all OaRD IN CLINTON PLACK—A PLEASANT auIT f rooms for 8 gentleman ‘and his wife, oc tor single gen demon. “Alno, a Hug.6 room igratngie rextiomen, ment for for a phjetclan's ofice, ai 97 Cin'on piace: Dinaoe 8d Pas KD FROM FIKST OF MAY.—-a GENTLEMAN AND est Sixteenth street, convenien: ones Bes. Please cal! ot &2 came street, ROAED IN BROOKLYN.—PLEABAD1 FUBNISEGD rooma, for families cr single gentiemen, can be had at 54 Pacific street, five minutes’ wi ot the Souta forry. Boaz BD Ty BROOKLYN LARGE AND SMAUL BOOMS modern improvements, # singe flemes onde genticman and bis wile. wilkin five miner walk of the South terry. Inquire at 243 . Houry ‘6t-, Brooklyn’ at Sixth and Seventh avennes.—A gentlemai few single genilemen. may secure the comforts of & gedldortabieFurnusbed rooms, with modora saleby Gilbert, o¢ Boston, for $17 107 X: QENTH cost $326, 8TREE: place.—A suite of pasdremely fa Ler wat parlor, a and two win pe le; or or ‘wilbodt bonet Donets "Terma niverelt as hoor, fe MADISON AVENUE.—THERE 58 NOW A VA. ene ot coeme, with hoard, on ‘he second for of first elaas hovse, which ia admiracly situated, replete _ all the modern con: and newly furnished. There TS, singio ree tor ntiemen. The Wall gone re —ae door, and those of Fourth acd fifth avsaues in close WRST TWENTY-SECOND Pia BEtWREN improvement julred, A. olendid plano to iT, BETWKEN BROADWAY ite let to singia crellomes, ‘mit Bos 18 BROOKLYA.. pu DAB{RABLE haf Scene} 6 obtained Hoasantly ‘cad stacgnlont \o Wall eect orf tant a etorerees exchanged. te secure rooms before Let of May wik please apply at 60 Rrookirm. Bore: IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE be accommotaia with a, large ard pleasant uafor. nished front room and bedroor the first story. The house is situsied in avery pleasant Tovalty, betecan Coulh end tox. Ye sweet, Corner of Heary OARD tog a bouse, 1s desirous goutie. méc and wives as boarders, and two aing!o geatoniea, ‘with or IN BOUTH BRUOKLYN.. Fae LaDy Ovourr. of receiving two married withont board. The house posesses every corafcrt. None but parties of the fret ectability need apply at 29 Suramitairest, three mizuves’ walk frcm Hamlltoa avenue Soery. ay wit QO] FRINGE G?RERT, FUR TOORS Waat OF BROAD Bie foe's te mileman md wile, is two s for & singe gentiomen, Swi geneman. House OARD IN WILILIAMSB8URG.—ONE OF THR BRET Louses and bea: | in the city, only two minutes’ walk from Peck ello ferry. Single geotlomen can cbtala good tvows and board by applying at 19 outh Ninth street, commer ot kecoud street, —o rE Le wis attendance. ‘te Wonton Hes Be i it a ta Of rooms. on second and third floors, vi 'WENTY THIRD Piet OB TW) ieaion toa bo ascommodated wih fine rooms, hand paced, ‘The houre peat loca'ed betwe avenia: three sing! momcan also beeccommotved. "> © by” 68 WEST POURTRENTH STREET, Rit BR oF srxtit ereaus -~Ore of the most celightul ts the chy. “Rooms for families, also for single iottlomen, PE be, fmmediate.y. Dinner at if Cesired. WEST FOURTEENTH Bra eer, BSIWEEN FifTa end Bix) ‘a Cee . — Gent id thele wives ani nt'emen: cord 6 o'el Pri- 38 caer eet PASLOR. WIFit Sond ficor; alsoingie rooma on third eee, etuiseds ale, Sead aoc a ie ce a Pee a ms. fores et, mear ait MARKET STREET.—A LARGR FRONT ROOM d bedroom, with large try adjoin’ ‘the econ t inthe house with gk rc) 1 ate tad is wie, Gas, GREESE a EAE 0 OAT GTR or Fooms on the sec: and third fio: mely fur. "gies also very pleasant attic Neue with full or eet All the modern improvements. and the ‘comforts of * fim be sesued References exchanged. Eeusregs ay >) i NINTH STRART.“FLBAS cnt teh ri tava LET, fursinhed ¢ board, to tar - aie ouioaen ‘Apply et 34 Ninth atreet. oe oe ena es FOR nk on = a A GEVILEMAN AND HIS Lad telly inet A FEWSINGLE epriamen Ieee, be accomm: th good bound and rooms, at ‘sear pone thre Bah dl ened needbe inne E? za se TO LEI-TO A GRNTLEMAN AND wife, Beterenoes must be unexoep- Ap’ = fourth avenue, gig DESI HOME FOR BINGLE GENTLEMAN, OB a i wife, wih & 6 furnished by ‘sopiying at 75 Delancey strost,near SER FURNISHED SE 18 WANYED—WITH ing lady. Address wht moust ee re mderaie, land Hudson LARGE AND FRAT FRONT 00% EITHER TE or unfurnished, pantr; . im tho neoond st TA a aaa my, may be obtained, with ai OM Houston PLEASANT Saone ROOM SUITABLE FOR A tiemaas and wife, or two single gentlemen, furnished a delightral ‘& few minutes’ ay nas Corry. ery. Apply at 100 Uongross sr e8t, second bh RE ES NLS GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND CHILD, 237 YEAKG OLD, & Feepectable ta.nily, having but few th sireet, New York, or near Wal or A pleasant unfurni par: as, stating terms and loca: ‘areal ferry, Brooklyn. F “Jar and bedrocm required. yon, box & 651 Post Agi FaRILT WOULD DISPOSE OF - ene "Radreen, oard. he fone connie nm bay ae ADV yuse contains 4 is feat Saeares between reel inth an fens nues; refererces req! A roux CmRTLRNAN 3 A GRADUATE, DBSIRES Tetlos iperes, nd tauiosantcy sean eneivelsae, Aa f 4 reas J. A. 8,, Union square ‘Post ‘ofloe, N.Y. ae 9 SPRING Fg al race Be GOR FROM BROAD- rooms. to location fa near all ° ‘4 ae ‘EBT TWENTY THIRD EERE TWO VERY } antlsblofor gestlemen nd hobs tasniin obialued | a ft ot partial i stain, may Ue ct “sini |: OAK? AT TORR Ris OB eT S| Been wil celta FS Sr iaonerusre | Boze TH JERFEY CI) NO. 9 MSHEx STREET — ‘An elegant euitof rooms, wilh fullor artis! board. %o is rew, brown trout, with all'the modern Unprevenents, wi } warm ard cold bath, gas lights, &. The rooms overieok ts } ay, with deligbiful sea breeze, ac, en WANTED.—A_ GENTLEMAN Ai ‘4D’ ta neat furnished parlor and bedroom: for we fay only. with a sma'l femily, widew lacy Address O., Broadway Pest offic, stating location ead terms, mich wil be pald ln kavanee id B* AED WANTEB--IN THE RICHEY OF | Ce Leroy cr Morton streeis. A Is vaoce in ears, in doe dosirous ot rosdieg, en catirbubel tests with beard int in tome re ie private tumily, whore there are Rete ‘ew of 10 other boarders ed Address C. B., box 130 Peat Bos, WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN apm ‘oie witha ma and prences @iven aad exohang- large unfurnished roo and p Bleecker aca Fourteenth streets, and not far from tod Dioner not later han (rom U4 wig P.M: A Europea fal referred. | Address Frank, Metropoliiea Yost office, Bible use, stating toratwitsl went lerats, OaRD WANTHD—BY vA SINGLE GuNTLRMAN, A fenall breakiast and tes, wod cinner on undara; Iecaion between Houston and Fourth siroett and SS at lway, preted. ag) meh cxeaee 34 cl tae ‘Was. ©.'B., Heraid oftce, ae Bw .D WANTED-FOR A Chie al AND WIFE ‘8 private family, or where there are few boarders, eas of Bowery and below Kighth street, Address G. J., Herald office, etal terms and location. ey WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFZ AND child, Address Citizen, Post oftice, atating terms, location sidroom, NT OARD fC ese 2 HOBOKEN. A FURNISHED Bosse. id bedrooms, for two gentlemen, Acdress R, 8, T, Beraidciles, Boat WANTED—BY A LADY, IN A RESPECTABLE ard pn, Petr private family, where ehe can feel at Teme moderate; would vi Brooklyn Hei, Apply, o tddrees a tote at 712 Bromdway, to Ceotrinnceeaoy his, CARD WANTED-—DOWN TOWN, BELOW EUBBCXEs eacet, for a gentieuan and a wile, in @ private fami); cr @ small boarding or third story frost rooms, with c’erets, neatly furnished, Terms moderate. References oe Address Jobnson, Herald office, stating CARD, Se tars YOUNG } MAN WISHOS FULL Brtear ith o fturniebod room: ce ® plain 3 located in. een irondwar. 3 etween Grard and d Bleecker, street. No notice will be 5 Se Ltrs eee, but Ameri- cans need answer. dial WU, . ona Laie ress inim ely, 0. F, BosRDING — 25 WRET TWENTY SECOND STREET desirable rooms and can be hed, wil i rani ie oe eign or mugen a r with all the modern’ improvements, convenient to te Elenis ares cars and bode” nes of stages, Terms moCerate; refor- CARDING —i ! read fied Rate) bale nid FOR an wife, or twosingte gen be had fn Aivetcenth street, between Rigi inn cea Ninth ave: pues. Thia is a desirable op) cacy aa he those fo losate ‘monently in a private fam: tebtlicy = Tonite veteroncos required. “Aélress fs i, ieraid cheese” Boo oR pNe. HANDSOME “ROOMS OF loor. Jarge and well furnished, for ® gentleman a wife; ee and double rooms for gentlemen; house firet class. with ail the modern i fa, Inquire at 159 Sret clans, with all the mi improvements, Inquire 159 Boazning. .—THREM OR FOUR GENTLEMEN, OR A tieman and hia wife oxi d, ado ommods ed with rooms ana cite or partial hoard, paths, 4c, at Mrs, MEDHUASE'S, 541 Houston street, poe FE td HAS TAKEN ane et ahd 194 Grand street, and is no’ tine it gy will be ready o recelve those no wi ree g be Sourders and on fnosdy, he smhe Pennies Fariono en and their wives. Apply till the 28, at ‘Street, and after at If Grard street. OARDING —WANTED, BOARD, BY ASINGLW LADY, Will be out of the bouse during the day. Please address for two days, stating terms, Miss G., Herald oftice. AN ELDERLY WIDOW, TEAGUE Tan 4 MORNING EDITION—FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1856. BOARDING AND ioaceteee J ORRRRED BOOKS Ow tan hooND FLG0R- “Fw on a a anne ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT Dertial boars, at 417 Broome atre:t, Wot Brordway. ESTEE er mrueme eine, Wet Bes ames. Fr BNISH®D ROOMS—N#AR THE NRW YORK HOTEL. Tore on the booted Loot, aud ine perors op tiene eae: ified) ene Crolon water, bo ibe rooms cous. ADPIy wh 25 SS PABRTMEYTS TO LET.—s SUITE OF two parlors wo comama » richly fu \urabaed,” eu sultacle for @ family or orton. Private beeakfust, it tsfchon ‘alse twe a rooms, for sisgle, gent Site Land gold raer, ges, Ac. Apply at 24 Four erent wear € Se Osan pA AOCCOMMODATED wits 140 Greene ‘eBBBY OITY.. is Tae Faivata AME OAs Oar with or without board ey ‘ive sien W., bor NAST Now York Pos Eee neve Setand pre 8. ROOMS, WITH BOARD, ON THI&D STO ferences exob: need. e Piro ane BOAR D.—A Cg elle AND WIFE, OB ee Poninte a gectiewen.can obtain @ pariur and bedroom, CPi epueaie Consens shane between ny end bixth avenues, Pirie BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, Ref & French fermtiy. Terma moderate. Address H., Hera! Pati BOARD WANTED—6Y A GH )TLEMAN, LN stating terms, vate (amily, Address C., Herald office, oh, wn EOSD: GEAMERCY a 106 EAST —A bencsome euit of Awenty-lirst street. e Poems. fur. conmstirg of sarlor, bearcom aad bath cot closet. with @ fire run of tbe a ceil ul sommer foenoes will be vacated soon, can be secured by applicatica, ic made immediately. {WO OF TELE KOONS £0 LET—FUBNISHED, WIth or without pertial board ina private family, ina deaira- jocalicn in Harrison etreet, Bouln Brookiyn, ‘The houre i DB ‘as bath, furnace. dc front parlor, with ery auttahle for @ doctor or dratist. je the toom before the fint of May can apply st24 Court etrect, Bort Brockivn, and learn par ‘WO LET— WITH SOARD, ROOMS, FORNIGHED OF UR: turnisbed. 138 Weet Twenty second street, near avenue, ‘The house contains all the modern improvemenla. 10 wi O& WITHOUT BOARD. FURNISHED or unfurnt end Bi omingaale toed © LET, WITH BOARD—A LARGE ROOM, ON THR second ficor, suliabie for a gentieman ard bis wife, and two rocms for alzgc gentemen. Hovee p'essantly located. rear Broadway stages and tbe Fourth avenue care, Apply al 404 Fourth stzeet, Albion place, 10 BINGLE GENTLEMEN.—TO LET, A DESIRABLE pavior and vleering rocm attacked, in a private famly, witout cbiidr Locp‘inn one block from Urion square. Howse hav ail the modern’ improvemeats, "Address B.G, Heead cflice. if FOR A GENTLEMAN'S wie ax Freveh tamity, ere po Krgiiah is the object of the jadvto learn French. Location rly ond Toten park, Addiows Wm, HB. Morgan, Heraid oiice, for two 8. Witte ioe, A XOUNG GADY, WHO 18 AUSRNT day, a place to ate fart ease acdresa, stating terma and location, r Eom sauare Poetotics, ILLIAMBBU Leone cae Lede A GENTLEMAN AND wife, ard two sirgle perscns the mest beauliful of the oity, with @ emai! tA presen upequalled; miavles trom a: the ferries, of 25 minutes ‘trom te ety Hau, Rew York, Best of references id ret Addreas ren an X, ¥., Willlameturg, or Union Square Pos aw | PUBLICATIONS, N Borex ROUGE TINA} ARY QUANTIFY, AT ose CLD ¥y Shop, 107 Naseau stieet, where to ix, » even erred aed, pa JaiEe nee: , ment of cid and modern pris Ss eat de cheap 48H PAID FOR OLD HEMaPAraRS OF ANY SI4E— Heil Diam pni ete of any Bind. wr ng paper, od writing books. a nN. Boat buy any a ‘Ding that ib oud Papers re O68 ees GHATNCE STUCK WiLt, ED BOOKS AND SRORAVINGR ‘BOUGHT IN ANY jar tity: jem of Portfolios tousht at the bigkest prices. note or Trine themo us Sed Broadway; 820 old novels, o: — novels aud SF sale cheap. Will remive Nay 1 650056 Broadway. NEWSPAPERS, DERSIMMONS! WHAT A NUMBERI the PICA YUNE— issued Cy rime pe ts decidedly the beat 8 cents worth ever given. IWEATY GoMIC curs. Au Jarge euton te doings with Mount gat cnir aad "or Peet ht side splitting caricatures op ye pome of Tia pene of ‘our new indy correspondent, Fell Thorn, as Dbiés fair to rival all the (Begs tomaie writers KE te a cay Bhe pos: seases the true Yank eo arit Read w! inuede Jerrold’s or!ginal sto. y of the. Deghed Btepes is eon- tn rofesact Jalius Cesar Hannibal f@ richer thaa ever in this toctires Wéltoriate on tl Kiva gt wubjecise grave, Bay, wit ard satirical—ro uses, riddles, &o. Sold at every news copa fn thaeity and country. ‘PRR PARIS CHRONICLE—ON THY 18T OF MAY shtk ill be pub shed a new sem! monthly journal, in the Df Jangua; of _fash‘on, ature, arts, ind: trytndeommerce. ‘Rach number will’ be embelifshed by & colored engraving of ‘thé fashions. The journal will ‘a complet new irvention, in ait, ac'enea cr fashion boulder the varied news ad of the capital of tbe givilized world Published by Charles Hartwic®, 16 lus Viierne, Paris. Terms of subscri tion : is morths, yf 12 months, $8, Subscripuons to be for the United 3B. WES » No, 290 way Hew Yorke ne TENDON JOURNAL. NO; 582 ‘$82 OF THE LONDON this day. at 6 Nawau cents, coma ong to be addressed to J. Site TO Nessan etreet. ‘CRNING PAPER ROUTE WANTED-1N BROOKLYS, of abcat two hundred subscribers. ddress B. C., Brook)yn Post office stating particulars, 5 <1NG MILLINERY, &0. A LARGE STOCK OF IMPORTED Mag gd BONNETS, at Madawe R. Saeed & SON'S, 571 Broadway, c slating ot obtp. laos, crape, Fell ‘and one taste and beauty of demga they “hg oct this etty. ‘ado well ty calling elect. Coantry miliners w: ing pedern bats.” pacuone-- —THE CRYSTAL, PALACE Oe ee medal emporium of feekions. Madam 0) = is eoedway, Sia the public that her fa es 79: street, opposite Gi ond reene, contains the most arustie Crane Pri ever ofered, urider the superin- tencence of Mme. aerate ms Gaz a rich aascrtment of fin Rareet comin trlermed atraws. She polielts a eall from ike ladies KMOIRKLLE BARNEIT = ai Hias op; MER FEW SHOW Tet Broad way, (ap stairs) With of Panis Mil MILLINERY. ‘ Mo Kh ag Fee emit cere cal caaee oie tbe te ll — the “Demolwelien Boivin o8 Bers ea AND HIS WIFK, OB obtain — Wo gentlemen, | 0a very desirable rooms board, with ihe comforts of « home, n'a first cines house. x: on than tem minutes’ walk from bs and Fulon ‘orrten, Apply at G4 Willoughby street. References exchanged. OARDERS’ AGENCY, 48 FOURTH AVENUE, BU- rome, ighih aad Ninth h streer.~ Persona dexirou so ore jocation cam ebiain fai fardculaee: 1 ng houses, in the ant, fees free of BAYLES fare intormed Pat A SINGLE Chg td oe A oan A tlemrea and ee ed with ine ine so mis all the modera Leprere male Soaeire at 123 West Tweaty-secoud street. tele: ences required, COMVLFETE CIDE a ‘Jae Pr pees TO A the roost Cestrable boarding houses Te erion familie ae sity oF c ;, may be had npen nippitcation the Ben Bzcmange, Ho. 4 ADP "1 ae 36 Lhe bs “inte calling on U, SMITH & CO. Ota BRSOMS WISHING BOARD OR BOARERG, I« invil Boneling Wing? a cldoet dat bast ia Os ly directed tee of charge. pant: pcceneiiiommle 5h Bo tres ang mA aaELERAY Bg WIFE, ALSO TWO Of OR single gy can be accommodated ri hams brows nS font bua x Twenty test siroe ae venth avenue, Apply at No. ergy iret , posmnss ray PRIVATE FAMILY cay Let TO , ‘order: the be b ‘Clement's nities yecker, Soanv. —PLGASANT FURNISHED OR EDO AILEL aan » with board, to single te, eatieman, ov ‘Garton. Reteronge tron and required, “Appiy at wana wrest, pear Variok street. ARD VERY PURASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, for families or ntlemen, ean ed on m9 Bieri at 096 avenue. House haa alt the ue modern and ooation Pleasant, .—A PLEASANT tz ROOM: SUITABLE FoR 7 ee eri mth gat en Fourth avenue. oe ted in estos 8 ir Fou venue. Ad- aa el BY —CLIRTOR, PLAGE Ay AND FIFTA a hh et Beatie ange roa rarior Fuh bord wih a a Rae amily, fcr 8 geptionan and his Hemen. . giving roal name and \, Valen oquare Poat odio, a spe the principal obarge, by applyizg as above. CoCNTRY BOARD WaNTED—A YOUNG Intex *3 epectable fanny, withi 5 J 50 allen ot Una et here ne 10 within or len cl wi lJ could fad & good Home at iaterate price. io digo rare to character wil be in ‘advance. She would ‘assist. in hovrokerping Keer 4 Address for, three days, California, Teral terms and other partica! LGANTLY FURNISBED ROOMS, Wil BOARD, TN “1 a private family, cam be obtained the let of May, ai Uni- Sans Cocaee emimedince api Aetin 4) Seterset ae street, Best ot Teterence given and re" nulred. PORNISHED ROOMS 0 Ler DY Bao ORIN —w ceed ad board, to one or two gentlezaen, nevis tar iar gtitie coon we ere metts, with reference, X. A, Horald cfiles. PPUBRISEED Hove TO LET, WITH BOARD— is connected with the St. ‘Denis Hotel, ia Ri, itreet, nnd will be rented to @ family by the Week or re PURNSRED OR UAYURNIGHED FRONT PARLOR, . 0 let, ty‘one or two angie gentiomen: ‘Appiy at No. 43 White street, ‘a few doors west of vim \URNISHED ROOMB—NEAR THE NEW YO AK 110TH. F to lei to aingie peti aaa Apply at 28 War.ecley place, * URNIGHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMY N, Witho R% beard. — Paty eral Senily oop! cd oor 4 Tews, Fespeciabtit, ta house des seviraniy ny aie) cote bya rival Immediate porsessici . No moving. Apply at tab West Fourteen etree - Rvrie nacs BOOMS A SPLEW ? °RSply Ty frou it ke At to iG ey OR a it ‘Without board, Famarine ke may lamériise piece, ne VEwenty-minth’ street, The house is new, nil: rooms.” References required, ae sree REXCH HOARD WANTWD—A YOUNG AMERICAN Gesiros to obtain board in 9. family where French is spcken heehee Cog Sa Pee laa +s Herald office, eiives Hr bepecon ROOM,.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN eg ncprnmodated with & furnished parior ind A, ven as Location re: ieatieaer os niy ml Waverley piace, PRORNIEUED OR UNFURNIBAED BRISHED ROOMS 170 without beard, wnferniehed, No. U Lecos whoo, erent yD SUIT OF BOOMS, 4 boure No, 98 Clinton rue des. f Paris, which she will open thie d ite the ladies to cal! and inspect, TRAW Gi MILLINERY, RARETLLAB, TALMAR phy ae, do. very chear thet ee ai hed asd at v street, near Fareie eae 8, D. HAWKING. QUMMER MILLINERY.— 71m | MINGEe ROWKNAS, 10 $2) Grand stzeel, Will open thelr sumaner tull.inery, on on Mon oY, Apr CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERY. Or DOUGHTY 4 BRO, Tmpodters td deel diguicra tn exe srory dourrption ot we stant er at, liege and the ‘e are sonstantly ri tales allo lelent ao moet Gomrable siyies of carpenngy, which wo offer at the lowest markey rates. | CONOM Y- ante Lopccred omperiionn © tice anaes Harrington’s troproved Baieg, ¢ nev valuable invention, cousiew of two wae at mae With & web. of eotleg “abiifully woven when laid dows onion carpe as be be me aad elastioy, au , Agente, 62 tee isan New may re Dow prise prices for English carpets, Orosaley's velvets .... BL S124 per yard, Croamley'a tapestrige 7s d. Ke , feet wide. Velvet and Fa table cover HIRAM NN DEREON, 99 Bowery. REMOVALS. HH’? TB DRESSER.—G. his friends ax He pe ay leat te tre ¥ Da kas resboted oties froma the Metropoltan Tictel o 000 Brosdwey, up wie, where he he: has filed up for the: py of gare ido kaep on haa’ ait Riaae perfumery ‘ard tollot anton Grateful for past pt . he Cry Aa 1M, eiQRGAN 4 808 HAVE REMOVED TO NO. J a iia yl. MORGAN 4 SON BMOVAL. R= WILLIAM HINDHAUOE, PAPER AND TAILOR, To Nor 148 Brondwly op aA pie o. And bas diac tn tresh ode, received direct trom the Parts ana London mariceta, wi pes will meet the approbaiion of hie old frieoda und is SPORTING. ANOY FOWLS, | PIORO: NOY FOWLs, FIG a Ban Ta, CANARY Rae gerd epg ps he : j inyloaen ss ge ek oe OPAC CE Te el OUR CITY’s QUEST. Movements of Mr. Buchanaa—His Pablic Reception at the City itall- Dinner at Bay- or Wood’s-Yerenade end Ap:fi Showers. Mr. Buehanan, ecoompaaied by Alderman Ey and other members of the Committee of the Common Couneil, visited the Astor Library yesterday morning, according to previous engagement. Every attention was shown to the distinguished guest, and the dotalls of that execlien : inatitution expisined to him. Hoe waa elso imtreduced to @ number of friends while there, and altogether passed a very pleasant hour. At twelve o’clock, pumetual to the minute, he was at the City Hall, and was escorted to the Geverner’s room by Aldermen Ely. There were at loast thousand por- sons collected about the building, awaiting an tatroduo- tion, and the room iteclf was crowded with hiefriends end admirers, Soon after his eatrance the Meyor meds bis appearance, and afier paying his respects, addressed Mr. Buchanan as follows:— bras fl penor ia tig fay nate authorities upon this occarion, forma @ duty as grati‘ying te m: personal feeings as are sure it {a in dnison with th wishes cf the people. On their behalf L bid you welcome. We congratulate you upon your sate return to the eoun- try which tas beer so much benefitted and honored by your services abrosd. belorging to pow State, and onalily ident another community, the fate of the whole Union have been well takea care of in your hends, and in receiving you as #6 now do, we buts reflect the universal public sentiment. Sir, New York, so dependent upon the talents, prudence ant Fetrietiem of the statesmen of the nation, can mever be uxmimatul of or inciftorent to tho return that is due 10 those who thus disiizguish themsslves. Our great oom- motcial Interests, 60 compleiely associated with all other industrial pursui} 4s, and 60 intimately connected with the general prosperity, epprociate and acknowleige the oblt gations they are under to thore who, like yourself, have always stood up firmly in their support. therefore, sic, in offering to you the hospitalities of the city, and im re- ceivizg you as our guest, we are corscious of nothirg more than your fidelity to our welfare fully en- titles you to receive at our is. I have now the honor of preanting to you acopy of the preamble and reso lotions which were unapimcusly adopted by the Com- mon Council of this city, and beg your acceptance of them as expressive of the esteem and confidence of the city ot New York. The Mayor here read the following resolutions, which were very neatly engrossed on parchment, and orne- mented with ribbons and other little decorations, He then handed them to Mr. Buchanan. ‘Whereas, it bas been anpour.ced in the Hon, Jomes Kuchanan, americen Envoy acd Minister Pienipotentary at London, emoark ‘tor the United states on the 9th instant; snd wiktons Gareipren: £on to believe tnat this distinguished statesman wll an, will arziz fa New kork cz crabout the 2ist instant; ana triotic dignified ard able course, an tht re cov niry at the Pritieh court, and especially ablitty displayed in conanctin ng tke recent negotistions wit Great Britain, have comma de admiration ena approval cftbe 4merican people; and whereas, the by cur ciizens, without distinction of AAG OH stig oxaiod ublic prina that the xiraordipary 16 Sh aad character ard ccm mancirg 6 talents, 8 evi long career of conspicuous public service, ought to nae ry “tung ression i tea nenien ct inet representatives in the Oommoa = theretore, be it Resoived, ft the Beard of Aldermen conour.) That a select committee of tive be Aromaion to receive the Hon. James Bu. chansn co bis srrival &t this p as the guestof the city, and lendger to him the hospfta ities ihereot q To this, Mr. BUCHANAN replied in the following words :— M+. Maxorn—I accopt these resolutions with deep grati- tude. I consider this one of the proudest moments of wy life, and it ehall always be As & greeh spot in my ‘memory. In the United States a publie man nas mary diffionlties to petted of pu with; but auch a scene as iysut ast sated pop of alle a pi erpos a nt and patriotic population, is reward 6 oe le. Inforoign tka is I have ever felt proud of Ne: Jork; it fs known throughout the world. The skill and industry of its mechanics; the energy and enterprise of its. merchant; the benevo!ence Sisptayed in ite pubdlis and private institutions of charity— all combine to give itrenown. My heart swelled emotion yeatorday as cur noble ehip ascended your reece bay; I exulted } in the oppoctunity 0h oe me of out its beanties and thot vousels to abe at Lid on board the pr ay What has given New sag preeminence? The blessed union *Capnlaue.) Without was union . ite prosperity and power’ ere rehend 4 © (Applause.) Never! In its darkest Hareeehtea alt ita Ck as Lo or that the people ‘would prove untrue to thémsel and to their country, by royering the bonds which held them rte in one com mon natiovality. (Applause.) AU mankind aro inte rested in the succers of our glorious experiment—it 16 the hepeoct the world; and while every portion of the country is dependent for its semen upon the preser vation of the constitution, of all the spots on earth the city of New York is most interested Im ite con- tinuapoe. (Applauac.) That San nae New York feel this trnth in their hearts I know full wel, and 1 know, also, the energy, the enterprise and the patriotiam sith which they always act in a noble and righteous cause. In regard to my humble «elf, I thane you, Mr. Mayer, most for tke appreciation which you have ex for me and my hum- ble, seavices ; that it is too high cnly = on gratitude. However, 1 think itis the prudence for me not to std anyindag gy ncaition a to what you have been pleased to say—te | well enovgh alone; Y cannot conclude without expresa- ing my deep gratitude cy the chairman and members of the joint committee, who have been appointed to be my companions. We met as strapgers—we aball part as friends. As for yourself, Mr. Mayor, you are an ancient friend of mine; our fliendabip is of “auld langayne.’’ Since ee che acquaintance it haa suffered no rntaution or and I can sey, while you Fave been my friend 1 fave bata no lees a sincere shes ie youre; ot AH Weary both gr I beg your lon (Iau j—I mean, as Jam a rewing oldie pe meat your friendship is nothiog more than I expected. Caughter and applause.) Tacn’t know therefore, that I should thank you very mueb, for if had not met this cordial reception at your hands 1 "should have been m greatly dtaappointed. Re newed laughter.) Inow a (eaid Mr. Buchanan) to salute the many friends by whom I am surrounded, and to whom you will do me the honor to introduce me. Mr. Buchanan now underwent the ceremony of intro. duction to several thousands of our citizens, all of whom, it fs partfonlarly worthy of notice, were intrcduced by aame, Among the crowd we notieed many of our lead- ing mexehentse. There were Henry Grinnell, Moses Taylor, Polotiah Perit, There were polidcians of all parties— Frank Graager, Senators Upham and Hall, of the State Sonate, and others, This intoreating ceremony over, and all baving bad o fair opportunity of seeing or shaking bands with him, he retired, accompanied by the commit- tee and greeted with the most flattering demonstrations of regard from the crowd. THE MAYOR'S DINNER. At six o’elock Mr, Buchanan dined with the Mayor, the company consisting of the following gen‘lemen:— Senator S'idell, of Louisiana; Senator Thompson, of New Jorsey; Judge Groene C. Bronson, Judge Samuel Beards- ley, Hon. Geo. Bancroft, Hon. Charles 0’Conor, Hon. Dean Richmond, Hon. Nicholas Hill, Hon. Deniel ¥ Sickles, L. B. Shepard, £aq., and others. THS SERENADE TO MR. BUCHANAN. AM half-past nine o'clock, the time at which the sere- pede was to take place, « largo crowd ascombled in front of the Bverott House; but it was long after tem bofore Mr. Buchanan made his appearance, having then only arrived from @ private dimner givon Lim by the Mayor. His reception was most enthusiastic. In addition to his political friends and adherents, there were a large nun- ber who wore present to testify their high respest for his personal merits and worth. There were also con- siderable aumber of ladios, to whom he was iatroduced. It was foared that the #torm would interfere with the arrangements which bad been :aade for the serenade, but before the appointe! time it cleared off, and befwoen one ond two thoucand{personsjacsemblod before the hotel. At. about half-paat ten, Mr. Buchanan arrived, seoompanied by the Mayor and a large number of friends, and the crowd outside becoming rather Impatient to get a view, he presented himscif on the balcony. Three enthuslas- tie cheers greeted Lim as be stopped out and made his acknowledgment to the people; and when silence was restored, he addressed them sa follows:— Friends and Fellow Citizens—I cam scarcely describe the ‘emotions which J feel at the present moment, in view of Uhe vast crowd berhe fellow citizons of the great oommer- cial am Union. I bave been for years abroad in a frei and, and I like the noire of the de- mocracy. oe My beart responds to the aecla- mations of the Phoble ens of this Siete country. 1 ee eens ere oe Cee Lae ban WpShalen ae bitrary power; ve contemplated of other countries, Dut there is ne eountry under God's hoavens where a man feela equal to his man except in the United States. ‘ihathualastie applause, and eries of «(008 0 Old Buck!) And if you conid feel how d looks on, bow jealous the despotic powers of the res id to are of our glorious institutions, cherish the constitution and the Union your hearts next to your belief in the Christian religion. (Applause.) The Bible for heaven, and the a of your country for carib. (Kemewed ap- @.) i A Vort—What about slavery? Mr. Bucuanan—I came here without ex) all this kindness. Although a citizen of a neight ite, T bave been Se het te Acquainted with my fellow-citizens of New York; but they do everything upon » fale. ‘Their commerce oxtends all over Lah ; they ave known in every clime; their energy and enterprise have apread the an ncuaraesor oven oven into beat Janda; and when jertake to give « humble individual like tae teptiion, it is of that grand oharacter that suite C bry Ae of the plod tec You wii not payed ead to make (Cries of “Go on—go a) Go ont rr ea to addresa you heute at Wop § yon aid eoepu Wo eapeey tht the THE NEW YORK HERALD PRICE 1WO CENTS. Temaure eo vat roar ane: foy Se which I expect to derive a0 much re. Mr, Buchanan here left the balosay, when Mayor Wood came forward in response to the repeated call of the people, and addressed them to the folowing effect:— Gentlemen, sald he—I obedience to oe express to you Ryjentar of Mr, japecaorn apes thanks for reception he your hands this e You may parapet when the interests of ne country, both at home shred are intrusted to otatewmen of the 14 sebcol, we have i & fear, of maiter what may be their partizan character. Wi SFicsktce von tariad tat se aooetie ts mat the close of the Mayor's remark» there were calla for Mr. Daniel E. Sickles, and othor gentlomea, none of whom, however, made their appearance. pecple were then entertained with some of Dodwcrth’s best selections, which were played by the full end, and pleyed as Dodworth’sy band only knows how to play them. It was twelve clock defore the crowd dispersed, but it was otill later before Mr. Buchanan separated for tho n’ght from the many frlends who bad assemb'ed to pay bim their respects He loaves this morning at soven o’olock for Philadelp’ia, on his return to his home ir Lancaster county, Poennsylya- nia, where he wil! meet with atill warmer we'come than he received in New York, {f that be possible. #uneral of Captain William M, McArdle—Im. Posing Military Display. The funera! of William M. McArd‘e, late Captain of the City Guard, which took piace yeaterday, was ome of the most impcsing military pageante ever seen in this city, and attracted « large ascemblage along tho line of march to witness it. ‘The religious exercises tock place in Grace churoh, which was densely filled with the members of the mill. tary compa pics partisipating in the obsequies, who cs- cupied the body of the church, togetber with a number of ladies, who were acated in the side pews. ‘The body of the deceased was cased in lead and placed inside @ megnificent rosewood coffin, which was deposited infront of the altar, draped in the American colors, fainged with black. It bore the following inecription, graven in silvor:— neereeee, WANnnnnenne ennnnene nneNe ns “CAPTAIN WIthiAMt M. MCARDLE, 8 Born September 20, 1811, Died Nov. 10, 1655, Qerorerersnsnevsreesernarsnarenneeneneenn Aitera chaunt from the choir—Lord let me know 4 number of my days," Rev. Dr. Taylor read the impres- sive burial of the dead from the Epiceopal ritual; atter which Handel's ‘I know that my Redeemer liveth” waa sung by Mrs Bodstein. A prayer followed, and the reli- gious exercires closed with the chaurt from Sphor’s Last Judgment, “I heard a voice from Heaven,’ by the chetr. ‘The scene and exercizes in the church were imposizg, brilliant and impregeive, and were a deserved oration to a talented and wortby man, and brave skil’ol officer. At the conclusion of the ceremonies the coffin was car tied to the hearse, while the band played the Miserere from “I! Trovatore,’”’ the following acting as pall beare: Msjor Peter ¥ phia; Capt. Joroph Henshaw, Now Fngland Guard, Bos ton; Major Hagedorn, of \ten Island; Dr. Quack@aboss, Gen. Tea ' #toft; Capt. Jroob Ray € ity Guard; Lieut. Bedcen, City Guard. ‘The hearse was @ novelty in ite way. @ gun carriage, appropriately d colors of the Gity Guard, also di suspended over it, Four white pariconed, led the hearse. ‘At 12 M. the procession moyed fn reverse order, as fol- lows Tt was mate like in black, with the in combre colora, orses, splendidly ca- Garde Lafayette, in four commants, Comipandent Ie Clerc. Ly ‘The Frénch Military Band. Light Guard ot Brocklyn, Capt. Clark. Stewart's full Band. City Guard of Brooklyn, Capt, Talluage. Sbetten's Band. Independence Guzrd, Capt. Boyle. National Guard, aiih, Company, , Capt Monroe. Light Guard of New York, Capt. Vinvent. Dodwor' Band. th’s Thiad Regiment of Hurrars. Col. Posttey. Heller's Band. Then tollowee— City Guard. Ge Gescks ghlty Guard. noes ty Gu i Hearse. Pall Bearery. Portier“ f Pall Bearers. City Guard. The funeral procession moved slowly down B-oadway, Mowe! was = ae People, the a meice hens dirges the while. It was an imprevaive pagean e City Guard 80d over Hamilten ferry with the the hearse, and marched to Greenwood, where the body was duly buried on Forest Ridge. A military salute of volleys was, Sen, the remains efter being coposited. Captain — aheeg elected to et spel of the ‘Guard when that com organized, twenty: three prt ‘He served for nome tive in the Florice war vith ‘ith distinguished bravery. He retired from the com- mand of the City Guard some three years since. He died in Belleville, Austin county, Texas. on the 1th of No vemberlast. His body was brought to this city at the expense of the City Guard, end arrived here last Sun- Gay, since which time it has been in charge of the Guard. Captain McArdle leaves a widow. Onn CHARLES BOCHSA, HARPIAY. A despatch from Philadelphia, yesterday, informs ex vhat Mr. Robert Nicholas Charles Boshsa, the distin- guished harptet, composer and conductor, died at Mel- bourne, Australia, on the 7th January, Mr. Boehsa was born in 178#, at Montmedt, in the department of the Meuse, France. His father performed on the hautboy in the Lyons theatre. The son exhibited Precocious talent. His first appearance in public was at the ege of seven years, when he performed a con- certo on the piano, At the age of nine he composed a duct anda fiute symphony, At eleven he performed a flute concerto of his own composition, and at twelve he compored an overture and some baliet music. At six: teen he Lecame familiar with the harp and several other instruments, and waa recetved into tho Paria Conserve- toire, where he took the highest prize aftor his firs. year’s study. He then introduced many improvements im harp compesition, and wrote one busdred and fifty sympho- niea, concertos, &c., ke , for that instrument. Ie was appointed by the Fmperor Napoleon harpist to his pri- vate concerts, and composed for the Opera Comigue ““L'Heritier de Paimpal,’’ an opera in three acts, which was very successful. In 1814, after the restoration of the Bourbons, he compored, in a great hurry, ‘‘ Les Heritiers Michaux.’ It fs raid that this work was all doneina few days, and that the overture was composed io two hours. te afterwards composed “Ia Lottre de Change,” and several other comic operas. In 1817 Bochea went to mndom, where a few years after he became director of the oratorios, and a life gcvernor of the Royal Academy of Music, professor of the harp, and secretary to the mu- sical department of the same institution, He annually composed an average of eighteen or twenty pieses for the harp. Mr, Bcchea came to ihe United States with Mmo. Anna Bishop about ton years ago. Her first appearance blio was made at @ concert given by him iu London, , 1899, at which Grisi, Viardot-Garcia, Porsiana, ‘ Tablache, Dobler, Thalberg and other great musi- cal jig ts ssnisted. Madame Bisiop then opel her , Who was oppcsed to her ap) ublie, and travelled through the coutrtamisl: eltise, Bis then visited the Cited States, and Mr. Bochsa conducted her concerts. In 1852-3 abe went to California, ai! aecom- panied by Mr. Bochsa, and in 1855 the tour was extended to Australia, where, at the Inet accouate, ahe was living tn retirement wiih one of her daughters. Mr. Bochsa hout sixty years of age, and of a very unpreposness- tei bt ree 4 Ase harpist be held the first reputa- tion both it S Europe and seavale, hota 4s & conductor and comny bad but few equals, thorough artist in every doors and a man of (Dares indo aiweh not attractive socially. It {s held by the fri of Mme. Bishop that her connection with Mr. Bochsa was ‘strietly confiped to their business bento a. hasl The Matthews-Kerrigan Aftray. TO THB EDIVOR OF THE HERALD. New York, April 24, 1854 An article appeared in your paper yesterday, in which it ia stated that at an affray which ocourred in the Bewery, the evening previous, my brother and mypnelf both attacked James Kerrigan, and that both of us were armed at the time we attacked him. This is entirely er_ roneoua in ¢very particular. My brother was not armed with either kni& or pistol, and I had no other Dut those which nature bas provided me with. I Intorfere, except trying 2 pacify my brother. I mad not peoenies yy) Orr in manuer; but when rato te bie bi mtintea tweed my brother, I suid Ri in bk yer to event his being injat as'T ky sew armed, and so told Kerrigan. Io fre an bd roundesiey « tot fired by Ke tirely faise that my brother got behind A ncréen of to sway from Kerrigan’s fire, I had hold ef A ¢ wound from Kerr 's piso} wheb T received the wo von na, ‘i, ds United § etane Circuit Cow.t Hon. Judge Botts, Avra 24 wiles Wilson, mate of Vac American ship Assyria, was convicted of an aseault with » weapon on @ waman named Ritchie, Ritene tia Eo" eines bis return 16 tbat port, Sentence de Ted, The |}: ‘The Body of Edward Pier: FURTHER PABTICULARS WITH REGARD 1. THE DLs~ OOVERY OF THE BODT—CORONEB'S INQUL'OT —YBR- DIOT OF THE JURY, HIO. ‘The annoaseoment in yesterday's Hmatp that (eboty Of yourg Pierce, whose sudden aod mysterious isap- Pearance come three months ago has been the subj set of much speculation und corjecture, hat bees dissvered’ tyizg om the beach at Rockaway, caused no little conan tion among the jarge cire’e of friends and acqualatamece’ of the deceased, as wellas in ths community at laage,. whieh, on account of the mystery involved in the affedr, end the social standing of the young maa, has manifeated eu unusual degree of inieres: im his fate, From the time Of bis disappearance, on the morning of the lat of Febru. ary last—the particulars of which are familia: to all—ae tidings of amy kind regpecting bis whereabouts or tat could be gathered by his friends, until the anzeunzs ment ef the disecvery of his body on the eu‘sids alece of Long Island, some twenty miles trom the city. The complete identity of the body, which baa beem establidhel beyond s doubt, while {t deoiroys the alight hope to whi da Ts relatives and friends may have clung thot he was stilt alive, at the eame time relioves them from the paimfadi suspense of ancertainty, and the «till more palnit: appre- bension that bis disappearance was linked with violesos ead murder, The fact that ao marks of violence ware Glecoverable upon the body, and that a'l the articles of value which the deceased had about his person at the time of his disappearance were found with the romaine preclude the porstbility of his having mes @ violent death. His death was undoubdted}y caused by drownimg, but whother accidental or iatenticnalmw t, probabiy, for ever remain a mystel The foliowing Saditicnal particulaca relative to the dix. covery of the bedy were furnished by our reporter, who attended the Coroner's inquest at Jamaica yosterseg morning:— ‘The corover’s inquest upon ths body of Edward A Pierco, found on the beach at Rockaway, om the 2id imat., took piace at Jamuica, 1. 1., at 19 o’ciock yesterday moma. ing. The body was broug! + up to Jamaics on Wednes * evening, and placed in the povice station, unier the e ball, where it remained duriog the night. {¢ wea visite yesteraay morning by a large numoei of people from the vitlege of Jamaica and the vicinicy. It wae om posed to view in the came condition as when found upoe the beach. No-artisle of eiothing was removed, and the only portion of the body visiolo were the head acd handa. The flesh of the face was whoily entea off, louving the rkeleton entirely bare. On the right hacd was a bleck kid gore, while the left was bare and partly co The body’ wes identifi soon Ly the evidence taken tefore the Coroner, entirely from ths oicthing and the jewelry. Ccrover Nichols, from Hempatead, assisted by J. Senberteon, Keq., conducted the examiaation 1m tua sa lage bat!, before a ery conristing of the following named persons :—Polico Justice Thomaa Bradlee, foreman; ur. Seabwy, Messrs. Parsholl, Codwiso, Haycer, Unde: and Carroll. ‘bere was no post mortem examinasdon the body, and the investigstion related sole!y to the find ig and identification of the remai first witmens waa Jobo W. Feeter, the person wh> fimt dlaoovered the body He testifiel that he aoe the boay between 3 and 4 o'clock P. M. of 224 inst. lying partly uncer water on the beach at Rock away, between twoand three wiles weet of the Pavillen. The body, when fuund, waa dressed as it mow is, there was a diamond ring on omy finger, together with apother and larger ring; there was also on the body o diamand breastpin, ara in the poakete were a gold watch, with a gold chein attached, and a gold ren; thers wece two gold. studs inthe gbirt bowom, end & gold sleeve buckle tm each wristbapo; the only money inthe poskets was a five cent in eilver and three cen's in Coppers; there were no bi'ls or papers; ea soon ast discoversa the’ body, [informed wy father of the ard hp went with me to examine fr; I went to Jamaica tot ry eee noce there; | informed Mr. Gale at the'<isoovery, aad prooeeced te New Yark todet hr. Hitves know about mm I returned to Reckawey the next morving with Mr. Gabe aoe caters Se the father of the r. § ) rc preceding wi was then examired, and corroboreted nix son's Bm) in every particular; ho stated thgt he wich Oe wore al Eight, and until the refurn of bie son the next Gale and Mr. hee e corning, accompanied by Mr eaid tbat all the articles of jevalry fourd on the br oo restored to Br. Fierce, after he had ide ie ber Sam aicien ble, be dal, Cepuel len F. Gale, oor! le, being eworn, de: that he was fuiormed ot the discovary oe tine body a4 the evening of the 224 inst, by the first wimens frem the detoreption given be er gee tt the Ky cf yourg Pierce, who ard he accsrdirgly ‘went to New communicated the fact to Mr. L. A. Pier to witners very minutely the artio'es whi. ns on rea on whea lart (cen; witness not having stem fhe ab that time could not cay whe:her the cescription answered to there found cn the tory or not, but cn acoom| Phe Mr. Pierve to the pleev next mornicg, he found cles deseribed to correzpond exactly wih thoce found om the tody; the articles wee shown to Mr. Pieroe, at Roek- awoy, efore he went to see the body on the beach; Mr. Pieree raid if he could ree'some of the gold ed which was ot the vest of his ron, he would ye eof the idem- tity; the gentleman who acctmpavied Mr. Pierce from New York, then went to the beady and b off a a the cord from the veat, and wien thiswas shown to Mr. Proree be raid he waa suze that the body was chat of hie ecp. ‘The teatiecony of this witaers closed the in There were ro relatives of the Cecaased preeei beicg known in New York at what time the ings ingee behe!d. Tbe jury, af the following verdic:: — ae cribed by the first witness, and now before us, ‘ts that Mr. Pferce, son cf li. A. Pierce, of New ¥e the pame was weshed ashore on Rockaway ba beach on the 22d instant, and that he came to bis death by someqnans to the jurors unknown.’” Atter the rendition of the verdict, the Coromer @o- livered the haps / into the custody ot Constable Gale, wha, authority of Mr. Pierce, brought the same to New York. The quettion of the cause of death, whether vio- lent or otherwise, did not ¢ntex into the investigation be- fore the Coroner, for the double reeson that n0 violence ‘waa beli¢ved to have beon committed, and, if commit it couid not have been dose within the jurisdiction that county. It was thought best, ther to leave = ee for = further inquest in New York, pro- ided the friends of tho deceased saw fit to institute tt. Ye understand, however, thet it is not thelr intention saya f the ail ‘and we are not aware that of the relatives of the young man at t enter- pA oe foul play in the affair. Yet there will ways be some persone, with tragic inclines i in the following communication upon the subject, whick has been handed to us for pattisstion:— , ‘THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF YOUNG PINRCEH—BOW DID IT HAPPEN? A suggestion has been made by} many persons thas he was sesassinated by mistake. The assassios ofther from their own accord, or induced by hire, mistook Bins for their intended victim. All idea that a young lad, short and stout, ofeighteen years of age, who wan hap- py im all bis family and other relations should have com- mitted suicide, is preposterous. That he was murdered by some fiends in human shape, can scarcely admit of @ doubt. Probably while walking home on a bitter cold Jaa- uary night, wrapped in his Paisely shawl, to his reaideace in Twenty-ninth street, near Third avenue, from Twenty- reecnd street, between Fourth avenue and hogy gs nail ; and fo gents it wae robably floated out of the harbor with the foe, and was lodged on the rea beack on I. Island, near ro Te nce that the valuables on ined, sear Rockaway. e¢ was probably that their possession might lead te the detection of the murder. There are no rational means whatever to account for his disappearance and the ad fied- ing his body where It was, but on the of hie cruel murder in the manner stated. He left his friend’s pe io spirits, and under an engagement with @ ly with whom he had danced te go with her ibe tort the following night. There is no i A count for his sad and untimely end. except by aesassination. A heavy reward should be ofered for detection of the guilty parties. The President, Alderman Barker, in the chair. The minutes were read and apnpoved, The Board held the ninth meeting of the Apr/#asion last evening. MOSCHLLAL VOUS MATTION, ‘The report of the Boardof Counelimen granting per mission to Mary Hukiey to grado Sixty-seoond street im front of ‘ser property was adopted. The report to opem Seventy-fourth street from Eighth avenue to Hudsom Com’ aissioners im expelling James M. Byrne, foreman @ Bay ine Company No. 1, from the Fire orertnaap for te 4¥.bordination, wee, after come opposition, be ‘e yote of 11 to % The report of the Committee on Wharves concurring to confirm award of contrast for completirg bulkhead at Manhattanville elicited a tedieus dedate of nearly two hours, durisg which the‘ Hi members’’ of the Board spoke six or t Re ‘The report was ultimately amended and on the abies foyte - rt of the xaine committee in favor of concurring ill of |. Adama ($1,204) for extending piece etc King forth river, was adopted. The tion of Keay oe a ee borers ‘Twent: eet ferry to Penny Twenty th referred tothe Committee Ferries. The tition of several persons to have the rails ot the Rightty venus Railroad extended was referred. oe the same committee in favor of removing pler Castle Garcen was concurred in by a vote 9, The report of the Councilmen pance prohibiting the t of tracte was concurred in At 6 Srelock The Boat adjoaready ko magh at & o'alogk th's evquleg.