The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1857, Page 5

: ough removed trom the influence of the comet to be out lof the wag. of all harm, Professor 0. M. Mitchell, who is eminently distinguished for bis learning aad scivntitic ttainments mkes use of the following language upon this lembject. Hie nyy—"It ix useless to speculate with refo- rence t tb» probable consequences of a collision, which there is scarcely one chance in millions can ever’ occur. Science hae as yet discovered no guarantee for any planct against the prodable shock of a comet; but an examination of the adjustments of our system and those of Jupiter and Saturn would seem to indicate (0 us, that in all past time no dorangement has over occurred from such a cause.” We ‘Will distuiss this subject by giving Professor Argo's di- Vision of comets. Ho divides dhem inte three clases with reference io their physical constitullon. He thinks they ‘oceasionally appear round and with weil defined planctary discs, showing them to be solid opaque bodies, in all respecis “resembling planets, and only differing from thom in the great coceutircity of their orbit. A feoond Class of comets comy ds those in which there is A nuclous, but devoid of opacity, permitting the light to Wate through even that portion which may probably 0 solid. third class, and Uast by far the most ou- inerous, comprehends those comets destitute entirely of ‘any solid nucieus, consisting of matter so allenuated as to compare with nothing of which we bave any know- edge on the Farth’s surface. The comots named Kncke aad Boila appear 0 belong to Uais class, and even Halley’s: | comet, according to the opinion of Sir Job Herschel at its dnst roturn, wppeared to beioug to this class also. Tho lat public service in the Broadway Tabernacle wil be held this evening. The pastor will preach a discourse appropriate to the occasion, and an sathem, cotaposed ex- pressly for this service, will be sung by the choir, assisted Dy a large number of singers from otber churches. After the first of May the Taberpacie church will worship in tho City Assemdly Rooms, 448 Broadway. In tho John street First Methodist Episcopal church, John Breet, thare will be preaching to-day at half past 10 A. M by the Rev, N. Armstrong, of Canada; and at 3 P, M., by | tho Rov, W. H. Boole, of Milford; also at half past 7 P.M. ‘The Rew. Dr. Dowling will preach « discourse in rela ion to the death of the late policeman, Stephen P, Harden- brook, who was murdered in the discharge of his duty, on Sunday evening, at Bedford street Baptist church, The Rev. Dr. Hobart will preach this evening in the Mo. wuorial church, corner of Hammond street and Waverl / place, oné block from the junction of Eleventh etreet, greenwich and Seveuth avenues. Mossrs. S. R. Lederer and Eph. M. Kpstein, Christian Jews, will continue to hokl their free discussions with ‘their wnchristian brethren on. the topic “Christianity the only true Judaism,” Neat meeting will be held this even- ing at 106 Centre street, opposite the Tombs, First topic in the order for this meeting wili be Tho Authenticity and Genuivencss of the New Testament." i Rey. T. L. Harris will preach to-day 83 Broadway, opposito Bund. street, a at Academy Hall, io Bond street, at half past 10 A. M. ’. M. Morning subjoct—The Church of ing——The Relations between the Mosaic me the Fes fo . stor of the Flest Reformed Dutod chureh at Paterson, N. J on the 2d ino Rey. Hagh Wallace Todd will be ordained pastor of the ow, Presbyterian chureh, Paterson, N. J., on the 30th Tho Rev. A. H. Coolidge was on the 2lst inst. ordained ‘8 junior pastor of the church at Leicester, Mass., where the Rev. Dr. Nelson bas long been settled. Mr. J.B. Fowler, an alumnus of Lane Seminary, was prog gabe the Presbytery of Huron, at Plymouth, O.,on “f ‘ INVITATIONS, The Rev. Dr. Stebbins, formerly President of Meadville ‘Thiversity, has received and accepted an invitation to take de pastoral charge of the First Unitarian Society of Wo- Rev. W. A. P. Dillingham, of Angnsta, Mo., haa received cail from the Universalist society of Dover aud Foxcroft, deemed it his duty to accept, although unanimous- to remain at Augusta, by the society there. ‘The Presbyterian church at Pittsylvania Court House, va. has extended an lnvitation to the Rev. Alexander “Marla, of Kichmond, to become their pastor, at a salar; 91,000, which he has accepted. specie Rey. E. J. Young, -+of Boston, who was called to settle | ver the Unitarian society in Newburyport, Maca., has al- pastor of the Chan- Rev: BM. Smith, D. of the Union Tuinary, Va., has been wore. Mr. Nevin has accepted a ea ey chnrch, din Chelsea, recently organized, and, with he hag Deca laboring for several months past. Rev. Rutgers Van of the Preshytery of ‘Idland, has accepted a call from the Reformed ehurch of Waterford, N. Y. Rov, T. C. Stuart, of Pontotoc, Miasisaippt, has accepted fu invitation to the church in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Rev. Mr. of Fairhaven, Ct., has declined the call given him by the Fourth Congregational Society of Hartford, (4, The Society has since given ® call to the Rov. Mr. Dudiey, pustor of a Congregational church in Mid- | dletown, which has been accepted. Rev. S. . Frierson, of Starkville, Miss., has received a Pail fo dhe church in Canton, Miss. Rev. Samuel C. Logan, of Con , Mich., has re- Oetved # call to the Fifth church, Cincinnati, Ohio, , Rew. George McKinley, of Petersburg, DL, has accepted call to the church at Middletown, Il, ‘The Presbyterian church of Maysville, Ky. have given @ call © Rey. J. A. McClung, now of St. Paul, Minnesota. Rev. Jos. G. Symmen, of Madison, Ind., has received a pull W the First Presbyrian chureh of Cranberry, N. J., re- erutly vacated dy the death of Dr. Henry, TN@TALLATIONR, An Fecieiastionl Council convened at Chicago on the 25th inat., for the purpos of installing Rey. 8. C. Bartlett, Bus of Manchester, N. H., over the New England Congre- @ationalist church. ‘The recognition services by which Rev. Mr. Mitchell waa duly inslalied as pastor of the Baptist charch at Brock- port, N. ¥., took place on the 25d inst. Rev, Thomas M. Grennel! was installed as pastor of the Paptist church at Livingston, N. J., on the Sth inst, Rew. George C. Heckman, late of Port Byron, N. ¥., was tnstallod 4x pastor of the Presbyterian church at Portage, Wis., o0 the 4h inst., by the Presbytery of Winnebago. Rew. Benjamin Lynch was installed, on Thursday, April 14, as pastor of the Second Presbyterian church at New down, L. L, by the Third Presbytery of New York. Rev. Benjamin Russell has been Installed pastor of the Presbyterian society at Watkins, N.Y. Mr. 1. NM y was ordained and installed at Mon- tour's, Pa., on Tun'inst., by the Presbytery of Ohio. RESIGNATIONS, The Rev, Jumea G, Jucocks has resigned the chargo of ‘Don pariah, Richland district, South Carolina, and pled a call o the obarge of Catoctin parish, Frederick county, Diary land ‘The Rew. Dr. Clap has resigned the rectorship of Imman- tel church, Bellows Falls, Vermout. The ‘Charles A. Maison has resigned the rectorship of St. Paul's chureh, G om, 3. L, and becomes rector of St. James church, Kingsessing, Philadelphia, on the Bost of May. ‘The Rev. Jaines W. Robin haa resigned the office of Qeaistant minister of St. Mark's church, Philadelphia, to take effect June 1. Rev. J. K Rankin, of Puttsdam, bis pastoral charge in that places, accepted on of the Congregational church’ in S. Albans, F Theological Sa. tothe Central’ Church, Balti- ek vu Rey. Wm. B Smith, of Calhoun, Missourt, has bis charge of the Presbyterian church in that place. Rev. S. ©, Kendall has resigned his charge of the Oon- arregatiooal church in Webster, Mass, . DRATH IN THR MINtETRY! Ihed, in New Bedford, Mass., April 9, Rev. Luther Baker, aged 80 years and 10 months. NEW CHURCHRA, Archbi hop Hughes will lay the corner stone of St. Ma ry's new church, at Clifton, Staten Island, this arternoon, The first church services of the new Protestant Episcopal church of our Savtonr, in Weet Philadelphia, will bo por- Scmod today. Sermon by tho Rev. Mr. Wools. Rey. Mr. Barrows, of Richmond, will preach the dedi- cation mormon of Uke wew aptist Church at Pitteylvaula Guurt Hows, ¥a., on the fifth Sunday in May. ‘A now church for the Welsh Presbyterians, who hither. do Lave worshipped with other congregations, or have had occasional services in their own tongue in a room bired for {de purpore, is now about being erected in Lombard nbove Fifteenth, Philadelphia. The foundation stone was aid on the Lith ‘inst., by the President of the Church Kx- tension Committes, Maithow Newkirk, Fsq. Rev. Dr, ‘MeDowell, Curk, Jones and West, aud other clergymen, Bided ia Wie coremony. MISCRLL ANROUS. The General Assembly of the Presbyterian church tn the Thited States (0. 3.) meeta in Lexington, Ky., on the 2iat of May next. New School Assembly will meet oa the same day wt Cleveland, Ohio. ran has ondon, Rey. Jaber L. Swan, the celebrated Raptist Qoncluded tw remain with bis church ia New Tho oddest son of Gov. Wise, of Virginia, ix studying dl- inity at Ure Feiseopal bigh school to Alexandria county, ‘Va., and will probably be ordained an Fj minister Boxt year The annval Convention of the Protestant church for the diocese of South Caroling will ve held at Grace church, Gundea, on Wed May 0. The Tortamouth (NH) Ch ways that at the ad- Journed meeting of St John’s church, im that city, on Mon- day lgat, it Was Unanimously voted to request the Rev, Dr, Barroughs to withdraw his letter of resignation. Roy. Willlam ©. Whitcomb, of the Union church, in Globe Village, Southbridge, Mase, has announced to tlt people his intention of clowing Lie labors with (hem iu July pert Rey. dames Wilson has romaved from Natches, Misa., t» Wheelock, Roberton county, Texas, to supply the ghureh if that place, Rey. T. 0. Rice, who has recentip been supplying the rn of the First Congregational church in Rockville, CL, beea engaged to au . Mr. Lang worthy , FF Chestnut street church, Chelsea, Tha Very Rey, James Dugenn, ¥. G., and pastor of the Pburch of the immaculate Conception, St. Louis, haa been Bamed condjutor of the Most Reverend Archbiel Lanis, under the title of Bishop of Antigone, in in The Rev. Hf. D, Juncker, pastor of the Catholic church M4 Dayton, Ohio, hak been kame! Mishop of Aiton, Mlinois. Mr. Juncker ia native of Alsace. win a Smyth, prior of the Mo- lows, has been ‘cond ju- i¥, in the absence of the 7 of the 21st inst. like # full review of the dis- pled noel pew Bight at dhe Bupust church by the young divine whose name this paragraph. The church was crowded to its utmost capacity, Great expec tations wore entertained from he teen pom of the bis Hee = Jak extempore Je seemed to speak ¢ * him reler te notes during the’ delivery. of bis eerno0, which added greatly to its oratorical effect. His autots ography was interesting throughout, and wbounded in ras: sages of unaitected pathos. If we may be pardoned an hiiueion to the terms of bis old profession, we should sy that Mr, Lorimer ia an excellent reader, His gesticuls is also fing, aud be has the earnestness and enthusism without which the most cultivated rhotorie must pall he. fore a popular audience, Wo: look upon him as # speaker ‘of the greatest promise, and we shall not be disappointed if in Ume he proves himself one of the brightest orna- ments of the Baptist pulpit. He hus 4 here several nights and days in succession, without ance tas’ the patience of bis hear without allowing the gene. ral interest > efforts to tag for & motnent. gainer from bis labors, AN APFECTING SCENE, During his remarks at a meet ently hedd in Augus- ta county, in honor of the kite SW. Harris, mezaber of Congress fr R a3 report. ed by the Praitville Stafeoman, described with muck feed ing an interesting ad alfeeting scene which occurred in the sick chamber of the lamented deceased a fow days before he bresthed his last. It will be remembered ust Dr. Harris died in Washington. He was fully sensible of his situation at the time referred to, and his bedside was surrounded by bis wife aud family, when, we are told, Mr. Horris observed upon @ table ‘near bim an accor. deon, which he requested should be given him. Me reached forth his scrawny hands and felt for the the instrument, and lifting his eyes to heaven, his emarinvd aud is counteuance pale, to play Unat solemn and eloquent bymn “Old Hundred.” Having Hnished, bis countenance having grown radiant ashe pro- ceeded, with # smile apon his face and with it look of love, he gently, yet confidently, exclaimed, Ah { it will net be many days ere Tabali aing that hymn. in Tha itis, saya the Sloteoman, the dying testimony of another great man is added to strengthen our faith in the efficacy of the Christiaa religion, OUTRAGES ON CHRISTIAN® IN TURKRY. (From the Liverpool Journal, April 4. We have been favored by the Committee of the Turkish Missions with some extracts from & letter just received from their correspondent at Constantinople, deveribi several ogses Of religions perveoution whtolt hve occurred in the Sultan's dominions. We are not responsible for the accuracy of these statements :— A troop of government soldiers, sent to collect taxes on the berders of Kurdistan, under the Pacha ef Mosul, had fallen upon a Protestant village, polluted the church, broken open and robbed the houses, and ravished the women, one of whom was killed. After much compisint to the authorities, a commission of inquiry was appointed, by order of the imperial government. It consisted of four persons, who investigated the case and reported; but the Pacha had substituted a report of his own, with false signatures; and so the man who led the troop of soldiors hus been appointed governor of the district in which the outrage occurred, and the poor villagers are expecting his vengeance. Another case of persecution haa occurred at Sivas large town in Asia Minor, where an American missionary, pened & shop for the sale of medicine attending himself to prescribe to the sick. On # late occasion, while a feast of the Armenian church was beivg held, inapy persons of all classed re- sorted to this shop, when, in the inidst of the discusion between the native Protestants and some Mnssulmans who wished to know whether the Scriptures authorized idol worship, & non-commissioned officer entered the shop, and with curses and swearing ordered the native Prowstants to leave the shop and Wo cease talking. This they refused to doat his bidding, and he then seized one of them, thrust him into the street, and beat him cruelly, The injured man laid his complaint before the commanding officer of the military, who treated him with insult. He then went to the civil authorities and appealed to them for redress, ‘Dut was told that they had no jurisdiction over the milita- ry. However, they at last agreed to investigate the case; oa reflection, he did net think he was hkely to obtain from such a tribunal, as his own witnesses were all and those of his opponenta Muswulmans, and he oe bo cavt into privon on» false charge of blaspheaning Another case of oppression has taken place at Rodesto, about eighty miles from Constant The Protestants here Met ina room fitted up as a chapel, and had used a bar of steel struck by a hammer to give notice of the time of assembling. A mob of women assaulted the chapel one Sabbath, with clubs and axew, and the authori. ties bad sided with them, the vartabed declaring that at ull hazards be would not leave a Protestant in the place. There was s Protestant who bad married an ‘l with the consent of her mother, betrothed for a month before lance and most to assist the Turkish government to carry out religious to- leration, The central government is very weak, and un. able to enforce its commands in the provinces. ‘The difficulty is to obtain evidence upon which the gov- ernment can act, since it general that the local authorities are more or lest involved in these outrages, and therefore one sided reporty are sent w the central government. PROTEST OF THE DUTCH CATHOLIC BISHOPS AGAINST TRE DOCTRINK OF THK IMMACULATE CONCRITION, Pastorat [serkccnons oy THE AncHriaHor ov, UTRRCHT AND THe Bosions or HAARLxM AND Deventer, ON Tink SuwECT oy THe LMM ALOULATK CoNckrTION. When we heard of the great preparations that were Deing made for deliber ‘on the poiut of the covoeption at Rome in December, 1854, we found, and with good rea- ‘fon, that these preparations would all be found to have been litte more than an outward form; but we nevertheles} hoped that the prayers of many good mea, so earnestly solicited by the Holy Father, for te light of the Holy Spirit, would be so beard a4 to tn turning the counsels of Ahitophel into foolishness. The unsearchable judgments of Divine Providence have other- wise ordered. Pius, alas’ the weak Pius, baving once thrown himself into the arms of the Jesuits, has now again lent his name and bis intiuence to accomplish a deed deeply grieving ail good men, and causing new scandal in the church. The ency al letter of the Sth of December, 1854, threatens the wrath of Almighty God, &e., to all who should dare to speak aginst, or even not to accept, the decision therein announced ‘respecting the conception of the Virgin How arent soever may be our respect for his Holiness as head of the che ond the ntve of Catholic unity, we should dread still mo easure of the Almighty if we blindly accepted each decision. St. Paul did not threaten the people of Berea with the displeasure of Almighty God when Uwy searched the the things which were brought before and St. Luke even confers upon them “| ‘These were tore noble than those of Thesealonica,”’ becanse they did so scarch. If this doe- trine of the immaculate conception can be so thoroughly proved to be a doctrine of the Catholic Church as in suc apostolic letter itis declared to be, there need no fowr arise from such search; yea, rather ought an appenl o go forth inviting «uch a search, that tt may be patent to the whole world (hat we are indebted to the care aud geal of Pins IX. for this discovery. Tnaamuch as we hare no conviction that Pins has spoken fan infallible word wen he declared the iminacalate co ception of the Hiessed Virgin to be a revealed truth of the Catholic faith, we feel it to be our duty to examiue tho grounds upon which such declaration Fests. ‘These grounds are said by him to be fiyeim 1. Holy seripture. 2. Sacred tradition, 3. The continuous feoling of the church, " 4. The wonderful uuaniuity of Cathoue pastors and of faithful. ‘The illustriogs acta and constituiions of bis prodaces- in the Papal chair. combating the shove grounds, they ray, in refer. fourth, Where is this wondertal uivanimity to nd? Natara'ly in the answers given by the bishops the encyclical letior addressed to them from Gaeta in NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, he Fire ¢ and. Bona, va 1Kimore, Naw Yous, April 24, 1867. Hour H. HowAno, King. Chief Ragieet New York Fire Drax Se—Blins Louisa Pyne, her sister and are very desirous, prior to our departure for KF) , of Lom- dering to the Fund of the Fire Department of New York some mark of the Ligh appreciation wad esteem in which we boid their unceasing services to the community. With this view we respectfully tomder our services for a com- mentary conoert, oa Friday, May 1, in aid of the fumd for dhe benefit of widows sud orphans who are dopendant ‘on the resources of the noble institution of whieh you are the head; and with (he desire that the concert we propose imay be as productive ax possible, we solicit your earnest Co-operation and assistance in the arrangement of the pre- liminaries and the perfecting of the orgnatration of the testimonial, Feeling assured that under your abie auper- Vision the object wo desire will be most successfully cars ned out, wo earnestly hops for your concurrence, and ro- inain, vory Wuly, your WM. HAKIUSON, ion Frainiask’s Orrick, 21 Elizabeth street, New Youn, April 24, 1867. Wm. Faxeson ) Pag. — bi Draw Sor—In behalf of the New York Fire Depart. ment I beavtily thank the Misses Pyne and yourself for the very handsome manner in which the valuable services of tho Pyne and Harrison Opera Troupe have beou proflered for a free benofit concert in aid of the Widows and Or phan’ Fund of the Fire Department, and (o assure you that you may rely on my most active co-operation in & work which caanot fail to be generously responded to by the benevolent public of Now York. nag iy ee aia KNRY H. HO} a Chief Engineer New York Fire Deparunent. Cay Exunnn's Orrice, 21 Klizabeth street, Naw Youx, April 24, 1807, Wx. E. Borrow, Be. — My Dear Sin—The Pyne and Harrison Opera Troupe baving in the kindest manner tenderéd thelr valuable ser- “toes tm aid of the Widow's and Orpbaii's Fund of the Hire Lar oop I write you to kpow on what conditions T can in ekoqfant thcatre for a morning conrert. Yours, respecifully, HENRY H. HOWARD, Chief Raginser Now York Fire Impartment. Flava IL, Howanp, Fxq. Deak Stk—i have much pleasure {1 offering the use of _ my Withtre, with everything else under my control, fur the us gnats [SiN oh (he Sow aan fophans: * Fund of the Fire Department, free of every charge what- brer, Lam, dear vir, your obedient servant, W. &. BURTON, ‘Tasarer, Naw Yorx, April 24, 1857. Army Intelligence. GewenaL OnnKns, 5 Aa Deranmtat, Apcrant Gay. No. & what's Orica, Waninncton, ‘April 17, 1857. The following reguiations have been recei ved from War Departinent, and are published to the army:— 1. Paragraph 963 of the regulations of the army is 60 far amended as to allow to officers of the Pay Department one room 4s ab office, and fuel therefor from the Ist of Octo- ber to the 30th of April, at the rato of ove cord of wood per 2. ‘The extra pay allowed to soldiers acting as cooks and nurses in hospitals by the 3d section of “an act providing for & nocegeary increase and better organization of the Me- dical and Hospital Department of the Army," approved August 16, 1866, will be paid by the Pay Department. Such extra seryice will be noted on the hospital muster rotly, and for the sums thus expended the Pay Department will be reimbursed by the Medical Department. By order of the erro: of War. COOPER, Adjutaat General, Theatrical and Musical Items. Concmnr To-Nicar.—Those great favorites with all lovers of good music, the Brothers Buckley, are to give another of their delicious sacred concerts at their elegant ball, op- posite Niblo's, this evening. They will be assisted’ by Noil’s Bund, and their selections comprise many of We sweetest Musical Compositions. Broapway Tauarex.—Mr. and Mrs. Davenport will com- mence the second week of their succesaful series of per- formances at this house to-morrow evening. The drama. of “ Madelaine,” trial sceve from the “ Merchant of Ve- nice,” iaree of the “Wandering Minstrel,’ and picture of the “Burial of De Soto” are announced. Ninto’s Garpev.—There are only to be six more Italian Gazzaniga ix to Saaetty ane Neetne in th (ee! ae Z7ANign ix to per eroine in the tragic opera « Lacrezia Borgia,” supported by Miss A. Phillips, and Signors Brigpoli, Amodio, Coletti and other favorites. Bowxny Taxaree.—The management here are still work: ing with a worthy of the establishment in its most ps So days. The! dramatic spectacle of *‘}'utnam'* is to be revived to-morrow. on which occasion Mr. Derr is to make his débwt as the hero. The “Sailor of Frauce”’ is also on the btiis, Burtoy's —The Pyne and Harrison English Opera Com- having retired, manager Burton has aguin the enlire to Lis underlinings, is de- the termi raunnirons to rear o advantage throughout the week. ‘To morrow be tenders “Hearts are and “Susker’s Rival.” Waitacn's—The multitude of old : who con- stantly frequent this establishment; cannot fail to be highly pleased with the bill for to-morrow when Plancho's ‘popular ule the “‘Kaights of Round Table’’ is to be revive |, together with the old Olympic favorite of Laces Keuyr’ Question,” by Alexander Dumas, rope, is to be: produced for the first time in this country to- morrow eveding. It will be followed by the r: markably popular scenic play entitied “The Elves. AMAUCAN Mesiva.—Go when you will to this gras de- pot of curiosities, no matter how up| tho weather may be, and you will find it thronged with citizens and strangers, all ly employed in inspecting the wonder: ful contents of the place. excellent proces are to be performed to-morrow afternoon, aud ‘ Still Waters’ in he evening. Cotonnn Orxna.—Songs, dances, &c., and “ Woffd, the Sensible Monkey,” are to be given al Geo. Christy and Wood's hal! to-morrow. The Buckley's teoder the Od Folks’ Concert,” the “Protare Gallery,” and varioas other habe matters. yants present a novel- ue including the “Ksence of Old Virginny" aud “Down oy Mx. Mawet's Concert, at which Mme. De Wilhorst is to assint, will (uke place at Dodworth's Academy, oa Tuesday, ot Niblo’s Saloon, as was stated yesterday. City Intelligence, Pre ix MApwoN Srraet—Cavrnon TO Paneer —About 4o'clock yesterday afternoon a fire occurred in the attic of the dweiling house of Mr. Geo. A. Buckingham, No. 162 Madison treet. The flames were extinguished with paile of water. The Fire Department were promptly at Ric premises, but their servicog were not required. It ap. pesrs that Mr. B.'s ehildren were at Fa im the atic, aad that they had a tay candle lighted, © candle foll over and dropped through a hole in the flooring, thus setting fire to the buliding. Parents should prohibit their chil dren from naing vither matches or candies while at play, ne accidents are wtantly occurring from their use, The butlding was damaged about $10. It is owned by WI ruins & De Grow, Fut ow Magen Cave. —The alarm of tire for Ue Seventh district, last night about 7 o'clock, was caused by @ fire ocenrring on the fifth floor of No. 2! Maiden lane, ocew ied a# @ pocketbook manufactory, by Wiliam Doang. Tho fre originated from ® lamp underneath a gine pot. ‘The fiames were extinguished with a few pail of water, Demage about $25. ‘Tex Late Vouwwrwe Pansom.—In our report of the re. cent parade of the target companies some fow mi-takes were made as to the nate of the captains and the num bers led by the several companies. The First Ward Independent Battalion, it it claimed by one of the mom- bers, had the tight of the line instead of the Frontier Guard. The Forty Acre Guard paraded 103 muskets in- tend of 72, a8 reported. The members of the Carroll Guard deny that they are members of the Fire Depart ment. We endeavored to do justice to the volunteers on the day Of the parade, and wherever there was « doubt ot to he aummders they had the benefit of oer | Personal 5 Lieut. Col. Daw ing, of the Coldstream Guards, recenly arrived from the Crimea, on a brief visit to Unis country, ia stopping at the Metropoiitan, DEPARTCRES, 1849, The analysis et ne such ananimity, The x Me Waste. digtan’ ef the immaculate ‘Conception betag teas | asiThCahinte tune Gemmetip Cleeper-iuine 3. Metteaste entirely pew, there need be no wonder that the mode of | Campbell, Kptal Sou Africa, David Kimball, H Deitii and announcing it wat entirely new. Never formerly wore ier. 5 ia Deli, Boston; Mire Pi Parker, Brooklyn; auch utterances heard from x Pope's lips: formerly it was | Michael Ganly, Mises Wary ae nae. War Galion matinee the fathers who, after previous deliberations, | Baltimore, Measrs Lev! Deleimere ant Manuel de Aren, Pacis; &c., and determined. But it waa on this occasion | Miss Ri , And Dr Burns and lady, Toronto; Mra John John: bo council, although, for the eye of the world, | son and daughter, San Francisco; James Johnaon, do; Mr such ung Waa atte to be given to tt The | Willams, New York; Mr John Nagent, Dublla, Total, 3 in pon Pope Fras TX, and with Sten mean re wi wont the steamship Jemestown—Pulwart 11 aoe ~ or Ie Fel Weed ettenn preehen be cyeiind to tones, Doak mien, | Beer, oot Wii, W droit FTE Mort, Me Mocrymin, Mew ment artery are all dumb dogs; dey ‘Airs awncerpPobn Kei Mo Nn, ett nar cannot bark.’ "—Lsaiah, Iv, 10, ‘chuid, M Sulla, vine, " wat {id shove Aachery in raed bella, thie che ™ yagi tend deed weary was character tram om by the fret in gimougre thera! ‘An open conturely and spot To New Wi Affections nit of ‘thus ‘on the epecanal character and | the earlous complaints incident 10 this senson cannot find © office, those functionaries having nullified their very po | fuNit OF aator remedy than the excelent medicine of Ur, Bran: sition and work aa judges of ‘the faith, vives, Your now Rover. When the successor of St. Peter gave utterance to the lie Peace be unto you and length of days. The medicine (Bran- that the ine of the Tinmacuiate Ce jon had been | dreit piilad was a heroe foe to Azrael, both in lence nod revealed by God, was there no Paul to wit and goin. | carsvan i the lito orbs were rich the wine of say him to the tate? Om the contrary, they winked inthe | Resid, Lat the maker wens thie goiden circlat thet hw lowest cajolery when one of the French Pishopa looked his | K20™, he grow in the sunshine, ats, dupraging © lect ul 3 Lg " decided thine own infallibility."” - ing, 405 wad 67 id aay Under the fifth head ‘al Instruction, reference men Bi AGS ag Aare ond Innocent Ul. and Innocent Genin’s Mecond Issue Spring Mtyte Gentle ee ise Rehw teat for fourteen conturice a | men’ alk bats. fate, Be patouiee Ox of Grammars, eee doctrine wae ebtire contradiction to that Wed by Por 1X, and then mld wie Pe TRNIN, 214 Brontway, opposie Paula fe leave it to every unprejndiced person to decide aay whether we have good ground fur the strictarea wo have Wiite’s 63 Dress Hats, Spring Style, 148 made aad weir we ha ‘oved oF not that the apos. | Paltomauees, between Broadway and Pius IX., on the Sth of December, —— 18, mpi a tiene of unteutha, wherein e Hints. the name of Seripture and sacred jons aro shamefully | WAR: OO., in thelr new store, 819 Mroadway, St muapplied to into @ matter of faith a mere mater of | *' are crane om Of gratiemen'n hain, foelag of subjective tmpression, not even base oa ihe | femors them faaidions. Their aiera bat an at grade of probability. desirable Bit och ae we ty—/ declare before the heme rr °") po soontn,’? reetben nelther tn tontiack ber ba acoepAnCE to ye SSCERE 6 Bal IN, 20 Gireenwich strent, between thie A a ee wo Waeren nnd jurrey. all “Remove not the landmark which — ‘thy fathers have ret.” (Proverbs, xvii. 28.) © But though: Get your Likeness Taken at Hanter's Mie we, or an angel from heaven, proach other gus) Crys'a) miniatures are Deion oat life Ike, Low prices! (Oa, 8) * hoiember ow tte bask sesren aed tented (Gal... 8) ERG EY HERE © {rare had bok fast.” A) Jones! Italtan Soap for E: Freckles, Archbiehop of Uteceht. 2: LO" ote, oll restorative for bad hair, dante, HENRY JOHN, Bishop of Harton Ba APONTN iatuid ‘uinbaater (or lndiew’ akin, 38 He HERMAN, Bishop of Deconter per Depor ah Nowery oo RS Maken Note of the Fact that R. T. Wilde's Navel a new Spcproome, si Breiwer, Serene ot Murray ‘Tho Coitad States sloop-of-war wae peat in commis: | finck ‘bonnete are f- bo tion on Thesday inst. mene erseunl Bowers, cove Opened tm thas county. | On account of the Navy..... APRIL 26, 1857. Meade Brothers, Unrivalied na, ae. taken daily a 28) Broadway, four doors abowe Call and Kee those | juan Scutum Ragians. MN. B. COLLIN aOnt omnes Dae earniieee What te Deugnerad RTo Ob. | store the best fiuing shire aan beat tumishiag goods ite tain at in the olty, and alec aruicics oF aii dy vellera and unobtainable cisewhere, GRKKN', Noo} Aniir Loue required by ten cna be and onl7 ‘s Wedding Cards and Hinvelopes ean be bad only st 302 Brontw: Ey 7 romtway, corner of Duane aroet. Pa Inge at Wholesaler Our Own manuiacture, and impcetations of overy deairable ae, foe wale to the trade at the lowes onal . MHOMAS oe peices, by (HOMAS FAYR Rich Paper Hangings tor the Metall Traife, all new styles, of rece! Imprints, ‘Werk none ia dhe mat mance, by THOMAS VAYK & CO., 51 Boadway. Defiance Salamander Saiea—with Patent powder proof defiance |roks rosa treet, one door below Malton lass. tp Bag wage dies RORRET WM. PATRICK. Jones’ Coral Halr Ol Restorative—Gast SOB made for the baie, sj Jone! iXialian saat (oe Uh aka f "a Uquid alaonster for tndtes, te. Dapot 22 Rowery faaqpessbiots pertecon, eetasas tetiteads aon ears Deiraly applind, t Rox Ane eget bendd ‘the best to pts 4 5 okt, 2 ab the wig Soury, a irbedwag oe Ballard's Hair Dye Un for Brow If Your Hair ts Harsh, 18 Prot, Wood's bale v 1 hats 6 gray, Use Prot, Wo bale restorative. Use Prof. Wood's b abe met oa Abie fa thin, vei Wood's bale reatoosiirn If you nee bald of. Wood's bale remtorauve, Use Prof, Wood's hale restarativ>. If you bave nervous beadac! © * Ml youhave dandrnt, J Pet, Wood's hair restorative. If you bave eruptions, Uae Poot, Wood's alr eestormdire. If you desire glossy Lair, Uso Prof, Wood's hale cestoratdre, If you desire to preseeve the color, Use Prof, Wood's hale restorative. If you desire not to lose the evior, Une Prot, Wood's hair restorative. If you want a Sueap axtioin, Uae Prot, Wood's hale reatocatien Of. Wood's hale restoentin. Use Prof, Wood's hair restorative. If you wists beauitty! compiexion, Une Prof. Wood's bair restoraiive. If you wish « face free from pimpies, pa at Uae Prof, Wood's hats restorsaioe. wish iw youn bs re A nt aes A Prot. Woes hair restorative, want testimony overwheimin, roe we Wood's baie restoratica. ad Ue eicwiniag Of Fret. If you want to Gad ts, ‘The depot is at $19 Hrond way WT bs also gold by every popular druggial in oily Rud euaLry. ghana bagi og Cures Coens, Bune tons, warts, sore tender feet, &c., tn one week without ce the nor inconvenience, Price 6. Address 18 Q, ALGER, New York. Holloway’s Pills—General Weakness and dobiiity, the premonitions of vital decay, are replaced with ¥ gor, aotivily and a bealthial polency iu every organ, and in the enlire system, by the resioralive, regulal ing lnHuenee of this life sustaining Kemp’s Worm Pastilles.—Mothors will not find it necessary to force them upon their offpring, Children are eager for (hem. ‘They expel worms from to bowels with- ing free from mercury, may be piven to in parills, recognized for twenty years ws efor diseases Of ti isin, scrotwlous by D. T. LAN- aloe gureet, New York, $1, aad pasulles We. per ulcers, &c., day MAN &©o., wholesale druggists, 69 ad by all Gruggisis. Sarvapacliia Should be tn Cordial biters give-relief, Pye! © cvile, mg 8. STEL a Ms N.Y, Pony woes + RLD, TU Nanowu siroet, wile FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. ONMY MARKEK j * aroma, April to—6 P.M ‘The movement in tho stock market was not so active hia morning ag we have noticed for sone days past, The ten” dency of prices, however, continuss downward. At tie first board to-day Pennsylvania Coal foil of % per coat; Reading, 4; Cumberiand, {; Canton Company, Gale- na and Chicago, \; Obio Life and Trust Company, 1; Erle, 44. New York Coutral Railroad advanced X; Harlom, 1; La Crowe and Milwaukie, is; Michigan Southern, 4. At the second board We market waa buoyant and unsually ac tive, Frie Railroad advanced 1 per cent; Harlem, 4 Reading, 44; Michigan Southern, 14g; Cleveland and Tole do, 144; 1a Crosse and Milwaukie, %; New York Coates! Raiirond, 34; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1. Tho upward movement was strong and decided, Tho probability is that it will not be permanent. ‘The warrants entered wt the Treasury Department Washington, on the 28d inst., were as follows:— For the redemption of stocks. For the Treasury Department, , For the Interior Department, For Customs... se... ee ee ess War warrants reelved and eutered 2,004 13 1,467 93 50 From mirceilaneous sources. . ‘There are unpleasant rumors on the street in relation to a lone anid to have fallen upon the Chicago, &. Paul aod Fon du jac Railroad, by the failure of an Euglish howe that held pearly a million of doliers of its bonds. Mr. ‘Ogden, the President of the road, haa, [tis said, goue to Europe to arcertain (be extent of the miaforiuee aid 40 look alter what may be saved. ‘The Mechanics’ and Tradera’ Rank has declared a divi dend of seven per cent, payable May 1st. ‘The Boston Courng of the 20d inal, contains the following paragraplr— The money marke remains without munch alteration. Demand loans nro atpresent easily obtained; but there is more difficulty in paging good paper below $44 per cent, at which rate a consiferabie number of negouations have been made this week, The steamer Niagara, for Liver: yool, which left this port yesterday, wok away only $700 in ellver, and pot the yory large sum of $600,000, a+ stated in one of tho evening papers by mistake, founded on an erroneous paragraph in one of the New York papers. The stock market isquite active, and the transactions are larger than usual. Al the recent election of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indians Rasiroad, five pew members of the board of directors were elected, as follows:—Moswrs. John A. C. Gray, J. H. Raasom, W. M. Vermily o, H. Keep and Hemaa J. Neutield, all of New York. A correspondent sends us the following calculauon relative to the supply and consumption of cotton, with tho remachs MWOXCU ime | Beret? OF AmKtcAN Corrow yor Gravy Brat, 1457. April 3. Stock in Liv this date, bales. ay Sea nergy iP ports on 14th Ay we r forward, based oo eth Balance of 01 nun 8,000 Deduct for export to fore; es Deduct for American en Seas 398,500 Fetinated amount of crop '5T.8 to receive to Deo. 31..200,000 Total... 6s eee sees * cece LO Comumption from April 8 to 0 ber G1, Guirty-aine weeks, at 24,000 per Rxport for ame period at 2,450 per week — 06,500 1,187 0 Fetimated stock in Liverpool Deo. $1, 1867.,.,. 161,800 ‘The above statement may be of interest lo many of your readers. It would go to show that, notwithstanding the previous year, I have catimated the conmumption at 28,000 bales per week, but 26,000 will perhaps be the truer figuee, which would then a stock of 239,800 Acwiant 179,100 last year on the Det of December. Stock Kxohange. tg . & ‘8 wi” g +d Oe a a 2 65 o 5 3 of Sores 86..., Del & Had € 00.60 Cumb Coal Co, 53 M Si'p Go Ce. ‘ @) Gabrua aad Ca RR WL w Ce a) Wo Wicca WIM Esi8siezs. tne eh 4 geet Gene 830 86% 100 Glew & Toledo Kit 64% anew nannnar CRLLAREOUR nrererncrcces #50 D....cvee, OB 880 do. oti 1 LOVER'S KERN ADE. ee eee a ee a "Gn came to ban, . BOR 40 do Oy wht i 41% 400 40 a 614 06 tie minit se a 41% 3000 & RK RR OOO OT of ee ar et 10 41% 100 do 981 . 41% 950 Atllw A Maw Heit) TO ati Zour bemay El © 41% 100 fo, bao 70 Sune champagne wad « cedeicom, 3 4p 20 do... 69 {ant creat in ony beat, 41 80 do.....b00 7089 Huy gow hove, to mat sw aN too do 0 Thy And well By (0 Hoboken, bt 41% m0 do 2 bey, rows wide S10 41% TS LACrosso& MUR Tq 3 4 HOOD BOARD. $1000 1) Con Tut bas. ‘200 was Rand [1t,.b90 AMITH SROTIHRAS one price wholesale and retell 200 Fieve 1 ro) do. ) ing warerecins, Now A LS aad MO Fulton sleet , Mow ‘= " do ia 100 do 77) eat : seaoinasanuanaiao 100 do 7) 300 BLA N fs 1.5t0. K. POWELL DRV® TES HIS ATTENTION as 19 da, > ‘rio, for the past i Maly years, to the wo do H lhe eye and ewe, from 9 to 6 o'clock, wt his. 400 do vis Broadway. naeried without ea 100 do... .-b10 ba thie ettenadh i tortn, onsen a foe do bio = a? 7 soo do... . 610 Uae KEW = e tee 100 do. "Para, 0 biatuary, 100 do. A sronses, Lib yd yore, ae do. | ns : The and mo , tment fi ‘ dt, fasmreat And most entens an ae y do... 1, 196 and 499 Broadway, corm °€ OF Ki 10 Mich Con KR pe Pw. vO an ; way corm’ eoouNe £2 basviem KR... NDIA RUBPER GLOVES ARN VERY OU) KROL ON Ane 150 do... cot the bawds A" 036 Corrontye gg 200 Reading RR Lo Lem sofl, cite 200 Barsccullt " c . vor ED) do... a0 20 Gal & Cai aire. a do... ...D60 eh RROME'S [hi COLOR RAB. CINCINNATE BTOCK GALES. Dy Hewson & Holmes, for the week onding Apr 2. ox. Jus Nor aD | [tas wor apy ror Will restore gray bale to Hs Orla al color In Rakow fod couao the hake to grow wheee H hiv fallen. otf Wri Uo branktio strvet; Tamnos & Parke, 0 ri . “86,60 Ind & Cin, RY 74, 2d ma. nt int, $0 aad I ‘onuer of Hower $000 L.. Miaml RR 6's, fe ee tu Leaky, by St. 1'000 Cin. Hista. & Day Unni int 98 ot hon hacen eaeed 4,000 Cov, & Lew iar irons nil Orders te J J 8,000 Obid and Miss, “ho Oa. & Xowia RK T's, 2,00 Hills, & Cin. KR Tx, 1500 Cin, & Chie, RR, 10 4,000 Day, & W. RE 7's, 31m, . 1/000 Bourbon Co., Ky., 6’ ROSENK OLLA on kubticating of, No. 1. f ng OC, NO. 2, the chiapew inbetoator ever 809 Ghio Com. RUE Tw, 4h ma. eae ofl 1,900 Cin, & Whatewaier Canales colic. wa Mnvatine roller eueaney BTOOKA. uy An 4 ob wpb Fede my , a , * priuolpal towns aor SAS | OF the United Bintem, of i 4 wand dhe inland 0 agenia, O) Beaver ATIONAL POLICH GAZY te No. Sho MOT, ine mes and erimiials for the pecan alin details of Laportame omnes dell murderous BOW. ae jaughter®y abortion, the New Orleaas (hugs. nie 0. vin Rowton aut alsewher 100 TLittie Mlaml...... 5... 2s 6% Dayton and Western... . 20 C.ceinntl, Ham, and Dayton, 16 do. | do. 150 Southerm 1x: 20 do, do. 100 do. do. 5 Farmers’ Bank, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saroepay, April 24, 1867. Flour—The market was again very ih femand, aad both common wad extra Skate w A ibe, better, ‘The Bales embraces about bbis., inciuding common to good Siate, at i WHPAPER. ‘on cwad the: beet om. CLAYTON IS THE NAME OF TIK BI ul aad excling story now, publishing in FAME f LIF'S LLUTSTRATE! sagala Se. three ers of tt 0H) & 8,000 | don't fail to do wo. 708 $6 80; | ——————— TIOHOMANTE.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BW aad CaWA at $6 a $6%. Wheat was firm, with ee ayn ge ARE ORTURNT, sales. A small lot of Southern white sold at 81.65; choice | tireg!and oe, Sad evened ag AES ea Go. was sold at 3170. Corm—The market Was ogsin | resemble painted forwarded ou, ot trmer, with sales of 6,000 bushels Wevtern mixmt at THe. | sets for a, Sl and $2. G12 Yrondway DURGATIVES KILL 10,000 do. delivered, at 77c., and 7,000 & 6,000 INCH 4s. -CHICH RYT Ha and Tore. ’ Pork was dull’ and lower, yellow, now, at RY awd walea Himited. About 200 bla. new mesa were sold, Sune a Mat, free ; BT, and | garden ve hee iuctucing @ portion yosterday wfernoon, at $22 874, wien, aick headache nid constipauon. “Depot 10L Wail wreck, the remainder to-day st $23, at which the market closed. Coulon—he market was firm with limited sale. A | Sew Nome __ oe ee ee ee private despatch, dated at New Orleans to-day, April 25th, | QPRING CLOTHING. was received, which quoted ae u nome ~ aLraiD nok dd co, Mc., and prices very strong. Freighia 3 1éd. Receipts i ay. ie is wet were 1000 bales, against 39,000 for the same - Parag a ong be those xe Loy J Tartana, period last year. Whiskey—Sales of 650 bls, were made | Bese coals, tests, and (ney casgimere pant ase rae lock of frock coals, bluck punia, binck and boys’ aod sizes, adapted 10 all ages, of thr ‘ars and upwants. ALYRED MUNROK & CO, 441 Tenadway, between Grand wad Canal strnedn, GTRPHERG CHLKHRATED WRITING, FLUIDS Alp © copying faks, Loudon, und 25 Pewel wtrort, New York. ‘Sold by the principal stationery. TROLS TOKAL IRKVARKD IN A MILD FORM ©O it both on ung, ban Deeoue quite Label wrth the faif ees, ‘All’ who Would Wena, Uomacivee frown toe bacco chewing should try it At segar and drug Aor rule grinded hardiraro glove, ot ‘be Become, Babel tad Columbls sirects, X.Y. OHEMANTA.ON MONDAY MORNING WILE. AE privested for thenrs time something entirely new for eonew art, approval of the Indies of New York. Cuarnes-Atiey.—On Wernesday, April 22, at the red. mann, i of bewuty, ba ne AR ey eee | dence of the br tather, by the Rev, Wm. & | Me, PRanc Crhavrst to Mos Coneiia ALtax, Camgin- | tor of Ieane Allen, Keq., both of this city \ chefs daruvre eq ani 40 Ue Costiient vases of Bo “Maney ot effect, delicalc tracery and chasteneas of 4: ey cannot be excelled, Tho hulios are respectfully us md to View the specimens @) the J. Uchomanie Kasporium, Ge Keoudway. Dtea. AnNOUx.—On Saturday, April 25, Jowan &. Anwoox. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited w tend his funerni, fiom his late resitence, Broadway PBL | near Thirty sixth street, this afvernoon, at ok, pe 4 out further invitation. AAUTION TO WKATERN MEROHANTS. J, LU oy AD numbe a cue nad Em. tn this, City, who clnita to be respectable, are ullreing to Ue tra imiiadon and coumertelt Nehsedam rehnaps. the archase e fe Ray Srna? MNCrenAnA LO DH EO WOU |. Baorur.—Suddenly, on Friday, April 24, Micuase Bg Sole manuiacturer nad a Ley, RL Regd 18 2) and 2 Reaver street, New You. The ‘and relatives of the Cunily are reapeettdligr Whitlonk & ( veeve 1S Bookman invited to attend the fuoeral, from his late residence, Nw. Ai Frond eres, 6 Front street. Bi Peart street, wultoa avenue, between Court and Smith streets, this afernoon, at 2 o'clock Cagueron.—ta Revoklyn, on Friday evening, Apel Wy Frayk B. only child of Francis B. and Amelia J. Garloeem, aged 2 months and I day. Tho relatives aud friends of the family are ros invited to wtend the funeral, from the revidom grand parents, 111 Myrtie aven o'clock, without farther inytiation. | Ceown—A Harlem, on Saturday, Ape and pcintal ilaess, Marrone Hs frends, aad Unowe of baby nelins, James and Michnel, © ot bbe Utis afternoon, ab Lig Lig Chambers street Ut Paton street, Wot Bron street. | John Murray, John Fitzgerald and P. 8. Boyle, are pe Geularly requested (0 attoed tis feneral, Croungids late end Foe § Soe dence, 196th street, between Third aud Pout Braet ; Lys tomorrow afternoon, at 1 o'clock Dawson.—On Friday, April 2t, Conpouey Slaw, only child of Barnard Henrietia Dowson, aged 15 mone and 16 days. Tho friends and relatives of the family aro respectially invited to attend the funersi, Us wh aw of her pareuts, 120 We yenth aft Elighitlh as DewLasD.—On & orge F. Bere! F.C. Welis& Rees & Park r Od... day, April 24, ne Dew imonak Paina, Am wud ad, aged 3 yours aad & « y. + 192 Broadway. OH. Riag, : Hisil, Diron & Frazer 8, Tagersoll & Piel M. Ward, Mose & Co 19 Chan CPN Wire. # friend, 6 Caner of the family aro rem al, from the mr Herend, Te stew, wnwtoh #tecet, Unix al nil, i 27 Greer wieh wiper cl Saturday, Ap » Heck ith & Greens. Avouwea Fout, aged 17 years and LH mouths Kdward (, Mell Park & Tilfoed....... ih. D. Bande Honnets & Co. Co ‘The fries of u: aod of Me. ©. Vreeland Woed- | » Bh Greenwich eteom, | } | ning, April 25, fever B, Ti Beaser sirnet + 199 Malden lana, oon, wed R your amd AT Washington 214 Fulton sireee and friends amily, alo the active 2) Heekunaa wae A American Hove Company Nes So Geoee ‘ fuueral, Unk alter. 186 Greenwich gevek | @ Vesey nirvet. 4 bis parents, 258 ) wees g VINROAR, Five barrels for sale, | | « Aort ©. Me. Moe } Jona, wife of George Joues, and daughter of tao lato Jam, B Grely iby The funere) will! by tae inglo eallon or barrel W. RK. HOWARD, anno coed 10 tu morrow 's papers, } Ko. 17 Wail street. abil » Reagee— On 3 raday, April 23, Davw M. Koxvon, t idl the 46th yror of bls age. he Mirra ae Set pe tla | The relatives and Criends of the fumily are respectfullig: botue "y THANK €00., 836 Broad invited do atten’ Lis foneral, from bis late residence, Ne are ihe of the genuine, none | 200 Henry xtrret, corner of Cifnton, this atornoon, af 1 py the name of Clack & Co. Por o'rloek, without further invitation. ‘A liberal discount te the trade. Loexwoon —io ‘he city, on Friday, April 24, o€ inflag. CLAYTON 18 THR NAME OF THR HEA mation of the ¥, Daxust Lock wooo, ia tho duh your 1) now in PRANK howard | Does. NKWHPA! Joe cued Ge rn Ore The friends ee! acquaintances of the family, and ste oe CY as a Lhe members of Lafayette Lotge F and A. Masons and eo | Rivoli Society, «re invited to attend the funeral, thie noon, at 8 o clock, from bis lave residence, 43 ROUS PREPARATION (NFTANTLY | avenue, Mie Tyg Fy hw) Maworm —On Tharsday evening, Apel 23, of disease ° - 5 5 By Tec boule cleans thy pairs, Wackewale nod rela | Of ne beart, Sasaa Famn, dest daughter € tho late Amar - | "The friands avd relatives of the Omily aro invited toa BREWING MACHINES —PURCHARHRA | tond her funeral, this alternoon, at 2% " tee Ly —— denrtiful .---4 late resktenoe, No. 25 Lamartine place, Waa oa ap alr. Ay" Tks antl at tower | Sicth street, without furthee notion, Any other machine io (ae market, RVOry | onne.—in Potersburg, Penn. , od Sanday, Agel we Cin te work doen te order, with neatnees sod deepal | comumption, Mr. J. H. Monnen, f ot 3 = - = | Tho Mineral took place from the residence f Mr. W. WV. P RVOUK, DYSERPTIC, LANGUTD, | Sout, o@ Tuemlay, April 21 valida! but try that blesae! strengthen: Maram —On Saturday, April 25, Sine?) Maram, wie er, Dr, IKR'S sanguifer: in one week you wourt | of Abraham P. bie, 15 years. fool robust pe gy ee fe tg The relatives and frien of the family aro invited to a Mectite ‘youth through the worn cut body. Price | tend the funeral, from her lite residence, 908 Woanar 2 WO, at wey = street, lommorrow Aivernoun, wt i o’clek, without further YON moun, NAME sy ER (Se ErC Sve | RR, ROACHRA, BED BUUK, Ys May Ist wt band, Mov ‘ay ne itaion. MeAmuer.—to Brooklyn, & D., on Saurday, Apeit Mirv. Maxi MeAcey, aged 66 years nod 11 months, wg ‘The friends of the family, and those of hee br 3 Waa. i w row afternoon, wt 2 ¢ 5 o- nev of Pourth and North Kighth streets, Mo —On Thursday, Apel 28, Me. Wa MoCommp after @ short (inees, is the 4th yoar of his Tils relativee and trieada wee Foupeettully Tavided to ab tend bis foneral thie afternoon, ab 2 o'ckok, Crom Gas leap remidence, ' Frinetpal depot, 26 Broad eer aan Saturday morning, mrt , bey SEWING MaUhiAms—. & SiPGKE ue of Charles wad Fitabeth MeNell, aged MM years, Prsan's ben ai fait gpa reviable | atal 10 tay The relatives aud friends of the fumily are oe re | UBvited to autem: hie funeral, from tho residence of hus Tema, 18 Prat Twenty fourth sicert, Wo morrow at 9 Welok. 1s reimacus will be aiken to Mempsteady 1, for interment. Murrix.—On Friday, April 4, Jasow ty Maren, aged @ Menthe, af congestion of Ww The relatives aad friend invited to attend the foneral, from the rr of the family are K MALI, 84 and 6 Fulton strone Fente, 2d Cherry stcect, (bie afternoon, at 2 ockaele. Spring togane ot Oak Hall, = MaGonacuarn su Satu: may, poet %, of apoplexy, "agnthg frock conte st Ook Wek’ Maircauet McConacoary, wite of Joo MoOouaughty , ar oT years. Norte veninere seule ah One Mat the friends and acquaintances of the aro Spring Raglan dusters st Onk Hac, fully imvided to attend tte» Cuneral, from beg Werks tan eee A) Hlentoe wireet, this aiternova, at 4 o'clock, te Greet Spriag vesta, now styles, Bt Clek Ms, emery. Spring walter jackria a Oni Lau, Londonderry sad Crieraine papers plenne Spring witineab te orlar at Oak Haul, Paumuse.—On Friday morning, Mot pr ‘and At Onn Hil, Jase CPA 1 ‘ke bint bia Pty on ee AS } Of the heart, Jasow C. Panaeaa, 10 your of Koning hoya etothing at | | fhe fonorat will take plage this aReencn, wf 2 Spring ¢! from bis late revidonce, 606 Moeeton street. Hy py Gaull iu aed and tees Of hid farmuy Mew invited to attend whaoul Cae. tthe Groot" ther nouce, Stout. On Friday, April 4, Faowurx, intiat son QLTOs CHRRe_uet ved PRR AMAUIA | Wm Hand Pitsabeth Stout. Soul for aule si tho Vineyard, 17 Wail sieve wna ‘The fuseral Wil take place this allernona, at 9 o'vledi, x % 7 THOWE RMPOSIVM, BAND | TD fricads Of tho Gunuy ace conpectiuly Gaytted © ae