The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1857, Page 5

explanation — rom the New York Herald of ibe 30th March, 1887.) THB BUFFALO CITY BANE. Ro. 5.430, 3 (Vignette of posed) Jonvsberves of wheat, and | { ibolding ove in her bind.) Gountersigued | a | BUFFALO BANK, a feted own ee harrow and regittered. | 5 Promise to pay Pive Dollars, on demand, to bearer. Ar Burra, Burro, August 1, 1656. Jos, #runanam, Cashier, 5 JOEN 8. KIMSEBLY, Pres’t Secured by State Stocks, ‘s Hy ORNATE LOLOL OE OE DOO IDLE 00 18. ‘The ofScers and the clerk of Jefferson Market Police Cox un‘erfeit note, which was well execute: am wae an old counterfeiter. ‘tbat Jobn 8, Kimberly, kag. is ‘Jeman, and President of the Butlalo itution, and Joseph Stringham, Keq., ‘mstitution— Doth gentlemen of the hi above suspicion, But there is a K! ¥ will s#rve 1 also account for the of accidents, acds combination very nat 6 OD Bartiof be police anthorities, that three hones’ and Je men were placed before the publicas aiders and aveters terfeiters. for the reason th at two ot them had names thet were alee borne by noterions rogues, ead one of them had the misfortunete be arrested on what the Judge admit ted was a false charge. 10 name has pever before meevion 58 on have Placed it in, and aw onic Py Jor, ; he je Siberian colnedenge. thst. those, tance Fens ecole Sraaban sot abe aberaww. 3. BPENGRE, i mind until T saw ‘of Butia’o in roadway. Jona Maginn, of dietrict Police Court, mast i : Be =e iit ee 2 ¥ and of toers of a bona fide obaracter and in good siand- ‘eg. Howes under the impression that he was referring bo senabere (an peretes wae Red provisnsty Seen os. cused corime im the of New York, and never dreamt! Mesers. Kk aad Stringham, of Buffalo, & eonndor with the case. Brastreth's Pills —Up fown Agent, Cam pul. =, sore omer sf Righh avenne -] GENIN, 21) Broadway, oppoatie Si. Paula. David's ing Style of Gentlemen's Hate fat his ealegroom JOT Broadway, near Minne —Give him & street The Imperial Photograph—at Bradys Gal- ery, 360 Brow way. o Impesial phos ot Pe ls Fass aren wna ‘Thomes It. Renta’ get deen addet to the collection at BRADY'S jallery, onaway, BRADY'S Lower Gallery, 2S Rroatay, corner of Fuiton sree’, if suet Fheicaraphe and ambrotypes are produces. Pied down town will m1 ita conventent place t por'raiia st moterate A apie’ down town will find Brady's Jor eavery, convediont pinve to procure firs. lage sm otwarap he. Jones’ Old Italian Soap, fos Eruptions, frocklen Be,, 2s Jones! coral bau ot pantenative, best akin, 2s. ‘ang Bovery. ) med te Dat J. GURNEY the Cy 908 piciares in ihe above oie ual to . made at his phot> 20 CentjAmbroty Splendt4! at EDDY's mien a svenee’ De ‘three ee a Hallotype !—$1,000 Reward.—The Under- signed will give the reward for the first convieuon of aR) person oF persons the it at pga eg Known as “hal'otypee” ‘walls GUaNEY. Nsw. Yous, Mareb 7, 3607. New Show of Photographs in Natural Co- Jore for $3, and 25 cent mlnlattree at HOLMES? gallery, 229 Prismatic Turn! Co's Stock.—310 Shares for sale cheap by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad ‘Wedding Cords and Envelopes, the finest in the }, ab EVIE) t, DELL’S great card depot, Broadway, Fer Good » well made Shirts, ef all yee and patterns, at wholesale gotothe Bociety’s, 106 Chatham All May Learn to Write Elegantly at GOLDSMITH’! le I. Hy lag. as, aa Broetwas, New pupile received daily. Old Stand.—Caill and See those Cheap Spring Raglana, frock and business coats, vests 4c , Ac. H.R, COLLING & OO.. corner John and Nassau sta. Safee—with Patent looks and cross bars. Depot 192 Pearl ‘Maiden lane. ROBERT M. PATRIO“. Gas Cooking Stoves and Ranges.—W. F. Shaw's patent. combining neatness, and oonveni- fence; prices from $6 to 810, with ete, by which cooking can be done at one-half the expense ‘other me- thod. ‘Gan be ‘operation at GEO. L. OANNON's, 406 Brosdway. Lea & Perrin’s Worcestershire Sauce.—At the dinner table every dish of roast meat sheuid have one or more tablespoonfuls of this sauce in she pzen?. and for amederate quantity ahould be mixed with the sauce, and the jaced upon the table for the tse of those who require an addibopel quantity. JOHN DOUM@AN SONS, ‘No, 405 Broadway, sole agente for the proprietors. Hil), Inimitable Cutter of Hatr and Whis- Kora, No. 1 Barclay street. Hiair dye 4 abillings a box, Viscx Batehelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and To! ibe best in the world, made, sold and app! at 233 Broadway. ris and Srivately appled. Ro. B astor Howse. ia Murray & Lanman’s Fiorida Water, used ae adenta) wash imparts to the breath the fresh floral odor shes it from all other which distingut scented fluids. It aiso peutralizes the taint tobacco after smoking, relieves D \hined with water, is an admirable application for freckles, tan, chaps and vimples. Sold by D. T. LANMAN 4 OO , wi 69 street, New the Needing and violent purging is to deprive life’s inery of its motive power. ¢ fect the blood and the . ond — secretions. cure external and inter. nal complaints, by destroying their seeds in the vital tuida, Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.» Radical cure trnss, at Ko. 23; Maiden lane, New York. Eruptions, é&ic.—Jones’ Old Ma- pot oe Bad hair, dandruff. 40., Jones! old coral hair * Lafont's liquid alabaster, 20 , for indies’ skin. Heath, Wynkoop & ee" Katherion and manufacturers of perfumery of all G Liberty sueet, N.Y. Patent Medicines and sts’ Articles at lowest rates. F.C. WELLS & O0., 115 Franklin street. Chichester’s Dy: Cures With- out purging. Doe we street. Barnes Pet om Wright & Co., New Orleans agents. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuvnepar, April 3—6 P. M. ‘The stook market opened this morning with a down- ward tendency. A very small amount of business was iransacted, and nothing but the efforts of large hclders kept prices from touching lower points. At th. frst board Canton Company declined 3¢ per cert; Michigan Southern, 36; Galena and Chicago, >;. Cieveland aud Toledo advaco- ed 34 per cout; La Crosse and Milweukie, 13. Tae princl- pal operations in Michigan Southern to day were ev! dently by parties realizing. The sales on time at buyer's option were without doubt for speculation, or mede by the company’s brokers to sustain the market. The bull organs are perfectly horrified at our temerity in ex posing the stock issues of the Michigan Socthern Rallroad Oom- pany. Such an outrage deserves the severest censure, according to the ideas of the Times speculators. The pres have no right, according to their code, to make such things public, as they are calculated to depress the market value of the stock and alarm outside stockholders 11 is urged ‘bat any railroad company detected im such an act is deeply wronged by exposure, and that the sole objes! is to depreas the current price of the stock for the benefit of afew short speculators. These organs can see no other motive for giving the public important facts re- qurding great public interests, Their vision is confined emtirely to the limits of Wall street, and anything said in favor of or against any stock security cannot, by any pos- sibiiity, be for any other than a private purpose. Such je their polley and suck their practice, We shail not ake any effort to convince them to the contrary, or be ‘nm the least influenced in our course by any construction put upon our motives. The community at large are with us, and have already realized the correcimess of our lows. In every instance where it hasbeen made manifest hats sytem of management has bees pursued caicu- lated to iojure the stockholders’ interests, we have bees ‘he firstto maze it public, and caution all concerned, Amidst the maay incorporated companies which have ocme upon this market, !t has been at times difficult to select the good from the bed. A little chaff has got in among the wheat, in spite of all the efforts to separate them, and much injury has been produced. The mining mania which swepi over this continent in 1852 and 1863, wea probably for the time equal to anything of the kind ever known. Im 1843 and 1844 Lake Superior was the scene of great excitement in copper mining, aad the whole commanity was more or lens sSected. Im 1847 end 1648 the Califor nia gold fever raged intensely, and the whole world wad seized with It. The Late Superior copper mining mania resulted im a collapse, Only about two or three of the many companies started survived, and they struggles siong for years before proving productive. The Oallfor- nin gtd movement was more of « reality. The great gold product of these mines inflamed the public mind to auch an extent that those who could not depart for the Fl Dorado of the day, turned their attention to the mine- ral resources of their tmmediate locality. The services of geologists, aseayista, surveyors and mining ongineers were put im requisition, and their reports created the most intense exctiement. Some of the mow aietinguish- ed cbewsists and scientific men of the day found fall em. ployment in examining mineral lande. Specimens of gold, silver, copper, lend, coal and other ores were cx: ffbited, and the eyes of capitalists feasted with the gitt- tering evidences of untold wealth. Ii wae shows that at oar very doors we had mines equal in richness and valve to any ever beard of ia any oiber part of int world. Many of our most shrewd, cool Beaded, cavtiour and eal- culating capitalists were attracted by the realities present. 04, and entered with ihe greatest entbusiagm into the most prominent and promising projects of the day. Capital was freely invested, afier the most thorongh im vestigation. All the senecs were brought to bear D tenting the evidences exhibied, and sil were equally eeteled. Men who hed soccmulated fortanes in parsult of the mont legitimate lines of business —m: who never before touched @ specuiation in any shape — men who Drought the most cast iron common renee in (he world to bear apom every transaction entered ‘to, peoame involved tn the last mining movement tc an en (ent not generally imagined. Hardly s man of any roeane |o the comm anlty esoaped. Capiia! for tnewe com panies was raised to any amount merely by arking for ti. 8 every part of the country new mince were ee overed of extraordinary richness New companies came inio emnstence every day, and of course the most anticipations were formed of the reruit For edeor bed all other topics i tho stock market. ihe early progress of this mamta, |) had beer shown that ‘most of these mines were \magivhry, and that the com. panies Were bogue-—if the mora! imaazity of (a) period hat beon opposed, and ifthe why anc ehernfore hay been pointed ot, BO One Wonid Mave listened te or herte! the admonitions, Hed it st thet time been clearly chown that not an lote of the anticipated regulte cold have heen realized, NO One Would have pald the ienmt atiention to |, or been influenced in any way by the elforts, Untorio otereet at (hat (ime Fae in Wf infancy wee , Ao the pubis MIP welKed Bold of it with Tt bad not been Hele, Bnd oUF poopie, with NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1857. ‘every confidence tm their energy and abiiity, took beld of 18 a they do of everything else, with all their might, all thelr strength. That we have in our very midst most valuable mines of coal, tron, lead, &o., mo ome oan for the firet voice was raised to dispel it. Assoon as the frat sober thought began to work—as soon as a little light began to break in upon the Egyptian darkness in which the community had for eo many mouths been wrept—the return to sanity and sound healih was rapid. A short | sudden collapse naturally followed. known to every one concerned, ana i will be many years, ‘we trust, before another sach mania absorbs, to such an extent, pablic attention. moderate, and maay of those now in full blast with enor- mous capitals, were just coming into notice. The collapse of the mining bubble turned the attention of capitalists ‘and speculators more teraiiroads, and since 1868 tnere has been nothing else of any magaitade upon the warket ‘Within the past three or four years the railroad interost of the United states has much more than doubled, 1t bas been pushed forward as wildly and as biincly as any mining project of 1853, and about upon as poor » basis 1s is, however, #0 much more identified with tho other great interests of the country that a more gradual decay ‘will be realized. Oar railroads are necessary for the de- velopement of our internal resources, and will always bo more or leas sustained by tae active individual industry of the different seotioos, but not under the present systems of management oan = they Decome or continue productive. Tne leading railroad companies of the Western States are now passing through the same phases that led the raiiroais of the Fastern States into insolvency and bankruptcy. What ‘was a gradual movement in New England will be more rapid tn Obio and Indiana. The New Evgiand railroad companies never pursued such a reckless course of finan: clering as those of the Western States. They mever wero detected in private issues of new stock at the rate of fivo thousaad shares at atime, and they negotiated loans at less ruinous rates; notwithstanding which most of them ere at this momers unproductive, and are likely to cou- tinue so. The poor stockholders and tho lower class of bondholders in ali these railroad companies are the vio tims. The managers contrive to take care of themselves. ‘The first class bondholders are partially secured, and finally get porsession of the road when ft {s all worm ou, and rum down by bad management. ft is sur prising thet the stockholders do uot realize the dangers of their position at an earlier day. It is the most difficull thing im the world to peat into their beads the fac} that sooner or later the creditors of the different railroads will absorb the catire property. After driving at this point for the past five years or more, we baye at Jast aroused the community to s sense of danger, and they are now making every sacrifice to get clear of railroad stecks. If any one wants to hold this class of securities at present prices let the brokers and speculators of Wall street take them. They have done as muchas any other classto depreciate them, aad there let them rest. If the outside public want them five years hence, taey will find them floating about Wall street at prices ranging at about one half or ome.quarter current rates, The mining bubbies bed their day and collapsed The railroad bubbies wil! soon follow suit. ‘The Parker Vein paid part of tts debt by new issues of stock, and the Michigan Southern Ratiroad Company are doing the same thing, What was right aad proper in the Parker Vein must be the same im the Michigan Southern Ratlroad. A. H Nicolay so'd atter the adjournmen: of the board to-day the following stocks at suction:— $10,00¢ New York Central RR. inscribed..Iot added 97% 8,000 Great Western (lil) RR. ist mot. 10s * xerox 10,000 Lake Erie, Wab. & st. Louis RR.... “ a 88% 29,000 Hancock county 8 per cent boads.. 60 18,000 Warsaw 8 per cemi bonds ‘abl City 10 shares Manbattan Oi! Oo ............ 16 * «©Grocers’ Gleam Sugar Refining Oo. New Haven and New Londoa A'lantic Afier the adjournment of the board today Simeon Draper made the following sale of stock — $14,000 Pera and Indianapolis KR. 24 mort. 7's...... 5 At the second board the market was steady, and nothing more. Cleveland and Toledo closed at 725 per cent cash, but most of the sales were at seller's option. This firmness can be attribute’, we suppose, to the pros. pect of & cash dividend some time this mouth. This divi- dend will without doubt be made, and, as we bave bofore remarked, will be made from the proceeds of stock recently sola at the board, to the extent of four thousand shares, as it will take \bat quantity of pew stook to provide the required sum, say $140,000. By this operation 4,000 abares will be added to the captial stock. How muoh botter would be, if such anew issue of stock must be made, to apply the proceeds to the payment of a portion of the floating debt, which has for some time past been very unwieldy and troublesome, snd carried at acost oftwe and three per cent a month. Dividends must, how. ever, be paid, we suppose, at amy snorifice; for so long as they are yaid, the imeide managers imagine—and geno rally we are sorry to say too traly—that the stockholders are éelnded into s belie’ of the pretended merit of the securities they bold. ‘The stook traneactions of the Times consers in Wall street, to-day, were as follows — ‘Bought. 200 Michigan Southern RR. 73);—buyer 60 days. ‘The great efforts made by the Times this morning 10 cover up the stock issues of the Michigan Seuthera Oo, wore in accordance with the interests of that concern is the street. The only stock the Times speculator bought to-day was Michigan Southern at 2 per cent, for buyer 64, above the cash price. His object was evidenily to maxe as high a quotation as possibie ‘The assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows: — $186,081 18 13 308 3 ‘yom Lands, : ‘The Canton Company of Baltimore have declared @ di ‘vidend of one doliar per share for the last six months, making twe dollars per share in twelve months, whioh sequal to nine per cemt on the market vaine of 1 i 81000 Onlo O'8 1960,. 10L 800 Galt St 7%, “76, g 30 Park Rank. 300 Canton Company 1 Del &) do 66 Pew Coal Co... 07 8 Crosse AMOR wd Onl Oo 121% * J 18% i mm a4 8% B86 3 any 60 Camb Coa) Oo oC ern 1198 N ¥ Cent RR. do z3sssss ~333 A 100 do.. . 100 Mich S&NI0RR 1 60 do. 109 10; wn GO. ..eceere 10% S40. @ 550. for Chicago. meter ier ayaa, ate ew be. ; 2 ava Nye 5 tel jm at privace terms. A pte, aan salon a ‘hiro good far. ed from New Orleans to day ef Rio at 10d¢0. a we cash; the quality ‘Corron.—The sales el 1100" 2.000 bales, closing } mbraced verpoo anout 25,000 bushels of tn bags aud bulk, were taken at 534. rai ; about 1 Sho obs flour at ln 10d. » 28... 400 a 50) packages of’ bacon and lard a. Wes., and 50v bales of uncompressed cotton a! 3-164. To Lon don rates were quiet and nominal To Glasgow 500 bbls of rorln were engaged at 36. To the Continent rates were un- ‘2. drumsof Smyrna figs were sold at 9}c. a 0c Hay.—The matket wae dull, and prices unsettled. Hov's.—‘The market was raiher easier, owing to increased easier, arrivals from the coupiry. ‘Ibe salen witbin the past wees have embraced aout 600 bales, including prime qualities at ay Firat sorts to common at 7c. « 10c. ‘were sell- niet and quotations ‘unobanged. Lan was firm, with sales of 300 a 400 bbis. at 145,¢ , with small sales of prime reported at 14}4c. Butter and cheese were MoLAsaes —The market was buoyant and active. ‘The sles footed up about 4500 0 hhds., including 60 clayed at déc , and the remainder Cuba muscovados at prices ranging {rem S0e a 620. for fair and f7c a 60>. for good to " Navittsones.—Bale of 15@ bbia. spirits tine were made ws d6c. cash, in good shipping order, and 2,000 bbis,com mon rosin were sold ab $1 70c. for 310 Ibs, delivered. Crude jominal. Orude ‘and perm were firm. with’ limited sales eweet oil in picts were made at $4 6335. 4 monthe. Paovisioss.—Pork—The market ,was without an confined to 300 a 400 bbls. fn lots, at $23 for Dew meas, and prime a: $19 50 wae newinal.. Beef continued firm with 20 bb ‘country. animation, a hams. Rice —-The sales embraced sbout 210 tieroen at 4). © 5c. buGsRs continued firm at advance noticed ‘The sales to day footed up 1.00 bhda.. chiety Cubs iB Mostly at 10c. @ 10',¢.. with small )0},¢ , and two emall Bandsome Porto Rico ISse., azd 390 bhda. molado at ic a7 rales of Lig Menge 150 bhde. green a ve |, 137,¢ ; ground, 1390.5 A, cruabed, 134. ‘Tras were firm and active to-day, and at private sale some 5000 2 6,000 boxes 3; cheat greens were sold, and iW do. tlacks, all at full priors. ‘Waikkry.—Sales of 400 bbls. were made at 26)¢e., with small lots at 27e. Operations in Real Estate. Sup Ailowing soley of real extaia were made by pudiic auction yt at the Merchania’ Ix: some o! which tre situated in Brooklyn and Willamaburg highest va- cent Jote gold on the is! ve on pixeeath street between Fifth and Sixth avenues, ®: $54,000, 4 ee for achureh site A Cy ign front houre, No wenty second street, ot ‘House and six Jots on. Brook!yn 25100 es. .$16,000 rouse and jot on Third rooklyn, near erect, :0gpxlt 3. 475 Lot, with bilidings, on Meseeroie 28x10 oe ‘ 8 love on apd pext 1 lot north side 35th Sod 1 do, adjoining... » 2% 1 lot op south side 2100 Houre and lot on 2,05 Do. 3 00 6,600 ne ae S00; y jo. do 9.000 House and lot 224 Rast Broadway, 109:11x113: 7,98) Five lots on Bixteenth street, between Sth and 6th pues, 12x100:5—all.. sense ++ BOO i H Two lots on First avenue near iiith sifeet—together.. oe ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. _—$—$—$—$<—$—$—$———————————_ Fer Sitaations & Help Wanted, see 6th page. __MISCELLANEOUS, JAWE.—HOB & 00.8 PATENT BAWs, plastering trowels, &e , can pe BiB. ai the princtpal hardware ‘stores, at ralearooma of the manniacturers, 29 and 31 Gold stseet, or : the works, corner of Broome, Sherif and Columbia sireets, N.Y. \HARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN, VS. Schnapps, 1 rust the ublie will make no mistake and Jee’ London Cord not but in London, by & process peculiar to iteelf, es ; Was introduced In the year 1861. and from T bave centinued the oniy importer of the tot im this country, , and, by ite peculine favor ly eateomed by atl Ai jew delicious tonio bev #0 different from other ging,) lv atv eral ) who vee i, Ibis adopted with great anceesn in oases of dye pepala, gout, rheumatiom, dropay, graval, colic choles, fever nnd ngne, stricture diseases of the bowels, kidneys, 1 organs, de ; 054 prevents comple ely the evii efertsat chasee ‘A superior ‘lescriphon to those use! in the pro- enerally, are cinploy ed ia it composttion | It inthus deprived of the acrid fluid or auayle whieh viher sUmuianta and whose presence indsenies, whist the delicate aroma tmparted to my gin, gives its precedence in public estimation superior to any other dix ul . Che: lee’ Lond on Oor:iia. Gin must not be eonfownded with ibe hort of articles under a rimilar name which have siarted iway, New York. PRANK Las Ipy TED NEWSraPeR. HP" rink iauie's Wasted Nowepaper. "Wale teeer Pass “e a Newspaper "Prank Laie’ lifearated Ont thie morn! ut fhe more ‘Out this morning, Oot thie morning, 5 Grn this morning, o the following hegutiful engra The Howard Ragioe Compan ho oo Rew fork etiy, on ier way Wo Rton 10 Alveay! the inauguration of uchapan, deat Bt Loy the Portmasier of New York evty, Isaac V. Fowler, Rey. ‘Portrait of the Rev, Chas. Spurgeon, the hour in whico he Porn, Ae. Olarke’s great aiestric roschine, an Gordon Gusting sdvenvare with « wounded Ton in “he President about ‘o take the black draught at Wash- ants et the Broad iheetre. reese ea meer ovurt mow 10 at Lap palace 9 . aber engraviny . lmterewing mater sod the the weet tp tate time oi @omny 1 prewe. NETIC POWDER -FOR THR DRSTRUC- ie tt inne, vermin ee few abd animals. See Nee eae ance "*"E" iSTom, att Browt ‘0. 2 CLINTOF FALL, ‘Aeron Pisce, sear PRoanw st. patrons that L have received my peri ae ae ‘erchant Tailer New Tork. pew and Li PUBLIC. Papection in reepeetiuliy aol TOURR FURNISHING NOTICE. We Chay BMTORTCM T° me nea Kio. (44 and O46 Broadwes, corner of Bleecker steve’, Te atill in the Rais 0” the Iaw, ‘And he late proprietor, ROBERT Vis, a compejtence viriislly, & business point of view, nit a In Bul.ne agen: for CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS, For be amie « Rvery variety of house firothing goods On com 1 URsior® ALIVE AND ae At tha | flees rape Row iPG and 78s Broadway Weil known se recently ocenpied by James Book & Co er of Tenth aree! } Let joy ang cindness be wih the oreditors who have just «| venest elatma agaie® ort Davi, ae he wilh s one } co 8, Botw hewn: . iin him. ‘ hodhnt DAVIA,Agemt | Vows, April ® 107 he a ‘ork bonse life, The publuhers of ee REW TONK LEADER sunounce this re Another great of real life, “INSARITY, UB SICH MER’S DAUGH’ nd Which 4 command the attention of the whole GREAT QUESTION OF THE Day. ‘That of the relations of riches with poverty. ‘The twenty milions of america who are ia the structure ‘of ous soaiety, will not fail to read this great reve: what ae rine etsy “dora” ating in the cane Fete. a of the “ 4 fed to— ‘by early associations: ton pa ‘apy one instance; and yet scarcely one of the several ins’ances recated has oourred among us in which of such dep: mar! oot have produced precisely the feeling which woule baa rot been induiged in. ‘The writer believes that a otherwise tolerably clear in which exists between the human “higher walks of life’ aud in humbler and leas pretentious #0- clety. Whether late coeur: noes may not railicr precipitaie and strengthen the antagoniem which hatin past time been vroduetive of 20 much misery, is not certain. Atall events, the readers of this story may be sure that the revelations of real life contained in it are made without antagonistic ere resuks error is resting spon minds eir perceptions as to the adinity tin what are called the towards one or another class of society, and only in reproba- won of the rieties which have grown like fun) oy them. with a hope that something may be done removal Itmay be necestary to aay, in conclusion, that the know of many of the facts here embodied! has been arrived at th ini connection with cer‘a'n egaldepar'menta, ‘nd also through oflicia! familiarity with the internal and tbe outalde Working of more than one of the lunatic asylums of our country. Im addition to these two great stories, ‘The New York ' exer for this week will contain The second number of that most thrilling series, The “Tribunel of Morta. uy,” call “THE MOUNTEBARK, Ob. 0 PHASE OF VAGABOND Seoond to no story of the day, in its melancholy and power ful interest. Also, “Pat Duity’e Cellar; or, High Lite Among tbe Lowly One of the best humorous articies of the day co HY, LRADEH will algo contain Poetry. Short and Humorous stories, Peeps at current events, the very laiest news, stirring and ‘spicy eaitorials, unique po'ice reports, fire matiers at And everything that is et and popular, necessary te i The People's Newspaper, and everybody's favorite Ready on Saturday at the usual hour, And especially designed to s apply the gree: want of & FiRST Chase SATURDAY PAPER Kvery citizen cf New York should carry the LEADER home to hw family on Saturday evening. For sale by news agents everywhere, Tm the olty. ‘And in city and country, Throughout the Union, Prive four cents, By mail $1 50 per year. WELAE & 00., Publishers, No, 15 Beckman street, XPRING CLOTETSG. grams vane’ FERRET ErFErEES A rth 98 ra Syjensrerensreseesese js! ae 5 2; a . i i" EM so i i E i? HH tH i E i Hs i. F < 3 r° THE CITIZEN® OF NEW YORK. Tediecled eehnap London Ulub House gis, Schiedam schoappa. Years experimenting tn the manuthoture of CAUTION TO THR PERT After several in, | fortunately succeeded In the year 1544, in making a dis overy in ite macuineture by whies of tte — = propertien, an pertesuy ‘My manufactory is xt Robiedam, Holland. After ‘aontha’ retieeuon wha: title to give to it, 1 introduced {t to the american public under the tile of ‘“Woite ‘em Schnapya” Schiedam is the mame of the place in Hol- and where the gin iw manutactured, 4 it was ! “aromaiio”’ derives (us fy woh re of New York, sosion and with their mixed and H eal vared » Saege quantity bas been ontbern and Western st iearticle A merchant bo tie pecipel wo hove every. be, cemimrinity in wien be ives, will wht me in ferreting out Sieg coare oll pep in disparty. tq rer ”” the eomeaniay Slew cenin, ot "which be ves Buch man should bof 10d to the yrduory ot popalar exceration. vi 4 Soie Importer, 18, 20 and 22 HO WLP! wer sireet, N.Y. og £ AMERICAN PEOPLE ‘Rchiedam sebnap pa, Juniper Behaappe. a romatie Preteens cod all otber schoapps, And imitations of Messenger ® Vor dial Gin Uaivensar. Wanmene Ti te weil know otbst in Holland, gic or” ured of the mort deworivuion. Tt ia equally snow that the ‘ae of euch an 6: nasy va’ is manufac: we! eek 5 death des ing spirit heversar Eni yet a i wor J of such « murderoes article os pure PWhal are we to think of the TAR rould fort Coch @ Soncoction town the Wercaia and ope ‘our ow angen, ~L openly poss pe torr hora yawcr and spent Nese atiaaks, #0 far, it Contemp nENe Memes, bil ome 01 @nbaeit ite for the ain! and ‘or ralere—euch an invigorating and re | emtimclant, for invalkie—eoch a plengant and oe remedy for all malatien ‘ereing (rom the todokew! setion of the liver and k dmeya Amd vet! wonkd got he dif feub to find fugitives non? males rhe. tothraat Geir worth ‘ee hn ve employ mast onernpoloie roane to senall es and On Sintnoan Wee sare ante H Traity has i and we are a faare, inde ees -y WwW ‘ Bole imporiere o/c jowtan Ove dis! an I 1 TLE! 1 DYSPRPTIC, PARBLY. LARQUID, NERVOUS OR — bealth giver, De. Webver's sanmuusr Iteuite sl ematin | Vion, gives appetine, sep and wirengtt te in whole fonetioee | ' satore 4 an: rewumatic or aan }, two for $4. KAT ‘oles ro TOKAI tokal, toll, ® nies nit token! tem f ‘obacco anbetitate, Mc nerar rag Mores; why sale 412 Broadway, up sare, UIE CRUSHED TO MARTH WILL Riah AGAIN Tt ja eetimated that over 0) Ge annmally fren chewiow y conriogring these who Iny the x tthowt yr rue bag Ge ctetn of Se a injurion@s habit. Ving atl fe Row prepared ‘= Ntorm aaa inereseed favors te snk both obd na who would wean themae'ves ‘rom jied et segarand drug mares, ay cp mere Wsnow SHADES . At man ay torer's prices any %y nh PF itaveoe. Fo #1 Broadway. wee aor try Whoiene's at 112 Brod: | v Bast INDIA TONIC PALE ALE—LONG Aas Sica miacecises vauh, No. 18 night Arlee Sage ee rset aay R COR so and muslin euctioa, ho. 291 yutway. — GLISH DAIRY OHERSE AND FAT MACKEREL, AT E BARL BARTHOLOMEW & 00.’S, 196 Greenwich st. LT KF eerie pity tapestries and frescoes, ial Kng)isb and Ameri an’ HIKAM ANDERSON, 9 Kowery. OBIGINAL ITALIAN MBDICATED article which will care OUBAUD's8 ant rendering i soft, smooth and silky. Gouraud’s poudre sub- y part of the boas Treard reatralle, af hook etahishment G1 Welker seek, first store from Broadway: Callender, Phi ta, 199 Washington street, Bosion; Mra. Hayes, Brooklym. MUrR,# 8088 SPARKLING EDINBURG, ALE, FOR ML gee by @. B. MENDOW, 15 Wall etreot. Alleopp’s on ra N hs ge ph Royal velvet. and Bruasels carpe’, ‘. sty lon, At Hikam AND RRBOR'®, 9 Bowery. ERVOUSNES3, DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA, WEAK. ness, trembling, £6 —That divine remedy, Dr. JAOOB WEBBER'S sanguitier. sends a thrill of at enimation through the wern out system. It iso Seem. Lat 7 = Ce ogy ek ness, Janguor, loss of memory, sleep, Api or Price $2 &; two for $4. Depot 22 Bowery. PENING OF J. M. TAYLOR & 00.'8 NEW OONFEC- iene sane. Oe renee, tate J. Ouming.—J. M. » lor & Co will open their new store. 546 Bromiway. (pext Dr. € bo peated ch.) with the larcest aesortment of candies and con! ary on Broadway, and will offer the celebrated ‘aldsfoot candy and scotch mizture at the lower market prices, O¥AL VELVET CARPATING, TEN TO TWELVE bill ba, to J0n.; three om sry iogtain, Seto $e, 6; ood tngratn,. 2 Gd bly, grain, 84. ‘ in, 2a Od ne IF fearain. OM valets verde wider evaap. mh a HYaPT"s carpet warerooms, 210 Bowery, opposite Rivington atreet. RED'S CRLEBRATED LONDON CORDIAL GI¥.— ‘This is universally acknowledged to be the best artisle ‘of gin row in the market. To the so called “tn; dl Keed’s London cordial gin is infinitely superior. prop! or of it has had the advantage of distiliing thix celebrated ar- vele for mamy years under the Knglish excise laws With the exlepatve ‘distdlery ‘at 118 Kast Twenty ninth street the user bas establiebed an office at 504 aud 996 Broadway, the ‘Arcade, where. in the absence of the proprietor, Mr Hooker \@ author zed to receive allorders Reed's London cordial gin io well as « debcious beverage Ds i MACHINES.—I. a Deautiful ptotoria! mation about as ae, - tected W oe ayo before Sere iil'be sens ra TE SINGEM 's 00.3% PBING STYLE OF BOOTS—$3 50 AND & JUST @ALL end take a jook at them at JONES’, 10 Anp street. Es DAIRY CHEESE ANP FAT MACKEREL, AT EARL BARTHOLOMEW & 00.’S, 196 Greenwich st 2TRPHERS! CELEBRATED WRITING FLUIDS aND 216 Peart street, New Tork. © copying inks—London, and bold by the principe! stationers. 4 aaa PLY AND INGRAIN Oarpets, new and beantiful for spring, HIBaM ANDERS’, 9 Bowery. MISKERS AND MOUSTACHES FOROED TO GROW Pg KOE will net stain or 200% to any KR. @. vest, Fi roadway, New York. of bis |, No. 146 First avenue. pelos ortaty Mayo, and Ciopmel, Ireland, papers Gayra = On Thursday, April 2, Amanps Kuma, ‘Th and Ann Maria Gayte, aged 2 years, 8 i q f 4 of th ‘and theee “f ber some, Alezacder and James, che veep. fo1) invited to attond, Apri 2. street. Yves =A} Bavame, on lonreday, Yara 10, Woman Korman, ¢ He re romgnt to thir sity per Dark Al berets yet to Wereer, © county,