The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1858, Page 5

—————— AFFAIRS IN MEXICO. Our Mexico City Correspondence. irr or Mirxico, March 4, 1858. Ceneral Inseourily of Postal Commu of the Contendang Forces—The Government on the Defon- strove ngth of Oe Coalition in y May Soon Attook the Caged aid—Genevad Alwarer aquan ia the Fietd, Be, bo. ‘The grerra ince eryth'g w dlexico at thus dime incuces me Ww uvall mysell of w sure conveyance (too Virtuse Pxtracrcrury) to send you this leer. By way of expianasion T could say that, disaonorable as it is to our American nation, the exprees per the British packet ls the only safe conveyance for correspondence in ‘these times. The express for the Tennessee, which will leave beso to-morrow morning, I by no means consider ‘@ Bure conveyance; but notwithatanding, you shall, if possible, receive one day’s later advices by it. sty of « been #truck. Tae goveramess has pressed on with all its force, but this being s0 weak, it hae been obliged for the pant week to assume rather She defensive than the offen- sive, aud from this circamstance alone we can jadge its euccen: and existence ‘or even a short period ‘The latest advices we have from the so: & z E % é amongst the + ‘Thus the readers of the Henan will see that the oxter- ‘mivators sent from here bave so far failed to do anythiag serious, tm the direction of the interior, against mit be done is undoubtedly the beat soldier (Gen. l’arrodt) on oithor sido. White we fiad this slate of parties in the interior we have reascn t> believe here that Juan Alvarez, the “Pan- ‘thor of the South,” (sonamed by Gen. Gadsden, and uow kwown) ia coming up with his pintos, which he has collect- ed together to the number of several thousand. Tho roport ‘whicn has been published here of his advent ia discredit- ed by the government, not vitbstanding it was published ‘ths only hicensea tree preve in this capital, the Eztrao nary. Tb government, through tts subsidized journals, has contradicted and ridiculed this report io their iasues of'vesterday. Sutonty aday aod a half has passed by since the news reached this, and therefore they may deny it with impuniaty for afow 8 more, for a Mexican falachood is as good as the truth if it go undenied by truth fora week, Tho next news, | think, which will reach us frov the fierra caliente, in the rogion of Cuernavaca, will be the burning end sacking of some haciendos. For my part I regard the advent of Alvares with four or five ‘thousarc pintos in Cuernavaco as certain, Last night I cailed upoo the negro guide who had just arrived trom Acapulco. Ho says 4,000 men were on this side of the Mezcolo river on the 26th February. They were to take Igva'a, and wait there for old Alvarez, who wag expected slong with a considerable force in a faw days. As the government is unabdie to throw any cousiderable force in tha region of Iguaia, | regard it as certain that Aivarer will be in Cuerna' before you receive the next fortnigat’s news from bere. ‘The tectice of the old hero of Guerrero are yet un- isnown, but from what 1 can giean from thoso who have adyccs from him, be will make a terrible example of those Spaniards who are so ill-starred as to fail into his bands. If Spain was justified tu threatening to invade this country on account of the San Vicente afluir, she will soon bordact reason to threaten the country with entire To moralize upon what the future fore. shadows would not be in consouauce with the uatural feelings of justice innate iu many of your roaders, Still they must recollect that they live in a bappy and civilized cvuntry, where no equal circumstances—like thoge that now surround us here t» Mexico—can arise, Whoa thoy may read of the spotted Indians of Guerrero burning and murdering in the estates of the Spaniards of Cuernavaca, let them recotiect that those poor Indians Lave been boudésmen aad taxpayers tor the 5 , from father to child, for generation after generation; let the reader recoliect—what is the truth—tnat the iy employer, as a general thing, is a brute ide the most cruel ad driver; let the reader recol lect that the Spani are always couspiring to keep ‘the country in war, asd let the reader also know (hat io the preseot struggle the Spaniards of Casrnavaca have | ‘Deen active partizang, and a’zo that the Spanish govr ment, through Concha in Cuba, bas spert overar lion ‘of dollars in upsettiog the lato government. Afi.’ all this, which evory intelligent person here knows lo be truc, let po one = — 8 horror — voice against any excerees which the poor savaces of Guerrero, ied on by Yasir hero, who has been held up to the world bei ‘Spanish press asa demon incarnate, may choose to{do. For thera they pow seek but revenge. They have mot tho intelligence or tact to save them from the mort brutal excesses, They koow their wrongs, aad their Teason teaches them but oue way to redress them. From the state of Puebla we have uows bere of some dissension amongst the constitutionn!is\e. The dissension took place ia O\zav4, op the election of a chief for all the ferces of Pueba, Vera Cruz and 0 Alatriste wished totake command, butoa am clection La Linve was chosen, This caused the aissension, aad Alatriste retired to Tebuacan, in the State en seers he is to = Ucb his State govornment. The reason be now gives for singular conduct ts that he is, by the pet of 1857, Governor of the State of Puebla, and Lyd that he can only renga in of an organized Legislature. This is all very well if it goes a> further, 1 am assured ‘Dy those in correspondences with 14 Liave that be has the uimest confidence m tae fidelity and devotion of Alatriste, who hag unquesticnably shown signs of disinterested at Th a letter from Ls Lave, whic i road last night, liearn tbat BS fas 5,900 efficient men, count*9g Vera Cruz, Oaxace nod Puebla. The letter from La Lave says:— If favora- bie reports reach me from the interior, I shall at once march age'nst the capital.” When he hears that Alvarez ia at Cucrnavaca, that the troops of the gevernment in the interior are dispirited, a ‘it is not 5 all haps ccinpaginer he may give us a visit. If 80, my noxt may contain a little or the row end racket detailed on the 19th aad 20th of a 0 has gone for the government here. Tho cause Of Unis ks undoubtedly to be traced to the dissensions of Garza aad Moreno. ‘They disagrees about the command, ‘and {n tho meantime a copepirary aguinat both succeeded. It will, howevor fall so soon as either Garza or Moreno can take the fleid, and their action is seconded by a slight reverse of the government in this quarter. Frow Vidsurri we hear nothing ot late. He \s evident. bis time. His scheme of the Sierra Madro ro- got work, and the od fellow knows it well, bat 6 keeps it up to keep himself in position. The Fatert ews from Sonora is contradictory of pro- ‘vious advices. It now appears taat Gandara had not at latest dates taken Guayimas, He and his Indiaus had been badly beaten on the day that it was reported he had taken the port. The concition of affairs here, as you may well imagine, fs mostead. Ail kinds of business is Gone up in the most distressiog manner, Sboald aflairs continue in this way for three menths longer—and I see no reason for aay change for the better—the noceevertev of life will Q states, and money, the al! necewary, wil! have entirely. Commerce already is nearly ruined. ‘The great inseco- rity on @ie roads has importations from the cxast, fand the few cargoes waich have latterly beea puton the road have been, almost in every caso, either carriot off or deatroyed hy the robbers. The Church in the meantime H H : ° Our Tampico Correspondence, ‘mediately on the landing of the Solent. We passed into the ranks of the government on the 17th ‘alt., under @ in ite favor, sustained by Col, Rafacl Moreno, who will of course keop cool—have fighting to do, as we go for peace and our morceatile oe Sear Gime cutee the revolution & brigeiier The fact is wo want quiet and the church property, and ¢ the policy of Comonfort; but ae Meyicang the property of the ef Mother, most of to strangers ; and, of course, the inttn- root trees were not found on President when he required the whole to sustain him. We have some here who animation , if they of improvement by of loaders, , working only for the most eelfish purposes, and willing to wade deop in the blood of their po oe pe for @ trassiont olympic of power, or its eqal in money. We are expecting Santa Anna to return, when we sbull have mother military diversion to record, but no blood shed. we ron pce yn Raden rout ft Gn none by under 0 troops ul 4, and of hie entry int t an ment of the Governor, Do- le-quick enough. The country in WwayMen, who are taking a PF, een priests, ‘under which We do not foel car. a off oF oo—Jal or Parrodi, Zamora, Zive, or Paohecno y Coro. 5 ante cia ABaA-bat we boys without (be crown, v shall wake up in the ‘The New Karens Consthatiooal Convention, BPECLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Lawnescs, K. T., March 10, 1868. ‘The election of members to the uew Constitutional Con- vention yesterday passed off quietly. There was nO ¢K- citement at all iv regard to it. Tae pro-slewery party did not vote nor pay any attention to the election. Large numbers of the sank uod file of the free State party did Rot row, Wire puicers and politicians alone were busy, | waking Uckety and spilt. ¢ trem. ibe Convention will meet # fortnight from yesteotay, 4 Minnoola, and either sit there or adjourn to this piace. Jim Lane will probably be clocted President of the Convention, not that any one respects him, confides in him or is attached to bim, but for the simple and sole reason that all the other poiiticians or leading men in the auch oir, Chat ier has just left py ten ee tae to prevent a being admited under the I. LA con- I care ib tho go to advance his rations’ No; for he could do nh he runs @ very |, = chance of loalng senatorship b; Jearieg Kansas just now. Does he go for speculatioa peoul: foes ge a cm at News from Havana, ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR—STORMY WEA- THER—INTENDED FETES IN HONOR OF THE SPANISH PRINCE—THR CAPTAIN-GENERAL'S BECEPLION ON WIS TOUR—-SUGAR MARKET—RATE OF EXCHANGE, FREIGHTS, ETC. The steamabip Black Warrior, Captain Smith, which sailed from the mouth of the Mississippi river on the 13th, and Havana on 16th inst., arrived here last evoning at seven o'clock. Since our last report from Havana heavy rains and boisterous weather have now and thon intorrupted busi- ness, prevented the grinding of cane, also tho transporta- tion of produce to the railroad depots and shipping places, and coasting vessels from reaching port regularly. Capt.-General Concha had returned from a tour to the south side of the island and Iale of Pines. Ho was well received everywhero, even in tho districts that previously ‘were most disaffected. At Havana preparations wero being made on an exten sive scale to celebrate the birth of the Prince of Asturias, (to commence immediately after Lent.) It promises to be the most magnificent affair ever witnessed tn the islaad. The city of Havana is to be in a blaze of illumiaation, and the festivities of the occasion are the on dits in overy circle. Stock of sugar, $8,000 boxes, with prices tending up- ward. Exchange on London, 12 per cent premium; on New York, sixty days, i per cont dacount, Freights dull, at previous rates. Health of Havana good. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, Marea 15, 1858 General Concha’s Tour— Visit to the Isle of Pines—Great ‘Things in Store for the People—Chauncey, the American Sailor, Pardoned. ‘The Captain General has been absent for somo ten days on a tour of inspectioa, more interesting than usual to our suprome authority, on account of the new points of view submitted to his examination of our various industry. The Botany Bay of littie Cuba—the Isle of Pines—was visited, and all the ancient pirate bannts wero noticed; the marbie quarries and the public works connected with the labor of the pritopers, as well as the limited agricul- ture of the island, were invostigated—all of which will be of advantage to that portion of the realm, by the impetus that will be given, threugh the intelligent action of Concha, to induce a better cias« of emigration—throwing the aid of the government in behalf of the im provements necessary for communication and trapsportation of products of the soll to markets on tac mainland. The isie of Pines may be made the vegetable and fruit garden for Havana and its vicinity: while for stock of all cescriptions for our mar- kota there could be no better country, and the necessity is prossisg upon us that it should bo ao devoted Wo begin to feel the want of beef cattle, sheep, swine, poul- try, &c , which bya proper disposition upon the Isle of Pi vould soon disappear, with the exormous prices which we are now compelled to pay. These items are all embraced in tho plaza of Genorsl Concha, growing out of the recent visit. His benevolenee did not sleep, cither, during his tour. Many prisoners were made froe from thelr chaias, ab va- rious places, where conduct warranied the dispensation, and them the American sailor, Chauncey, whose cage has often becn advised of through the columus of the Hxnup, He was ordered t> Havana and put in charge of the Consul General of the United States, who sends nim forward by this steamer. T bog to state (hat @ great improvement bas been insti- tuted here for passengers landing in Havana from tho steamers—having a comfortable room for the ree of them and their baggage at a conventent point for ing, whero their permits are presented aud their baggago exam!ned without jhe least annoyance. Those who have plenty of loose change and wish to sec nidiccas zpectac! sould bg bere ov or betore the att ot April, when we intend © inaugurate young Asturias in our “ever faithful” soule, the begianing the royal feasts in honor of our ycung prince. ‘Tho hoalth of Havaua is poriect. ‘are al! on hand, spring timo thongh x of Our wiuter uorthors + de. HAVANA, Mareh 16, 1868. Queen ‘leatella’s Amnerty—Raileod Accident—A New Lo- | comotive Omnibus for Streets of Negroes | Under date of the 11th last. we haye the order of ap | plication of the Queen's amnesty cal offenders of | all clasgos, which will probably bq takon advantago of, and for this royal beniticonco we nro indebted to young Asturias, The amnesty does not permit the return of tho subject to Cuba or Porto Rico without written permixs\on of the Captain General for cach individual who may long after the tlesh pots and tuo palms of Cuba, or his native innd. We have recently had many smal! railroad accidents, such as running off the the track without damage. On the 15th an eoginecr, McLaughlin, waa mortally injured b; ‘a blow received from collision of his head with a ieiecr pest as he was looking back, on account of & jar which be had felt, thinking some casualty had occurred tothe cara, Hecavrot survive. Thatman need not goon with his locomotive omnibus in your city to ren ocrorywhere. We ead of his genius here. Wo have an ompibus arranged with eprings, leversand wheels that goes by ite own weight, and speed increased as you add to its weight by passengers or baggage—a connect, ing broak aad guiding wheeis, overcoming all ordinary elevations with grent oxo, and snecoptible of sixt] mileaan hour, Lot him alter bis petition and wo will | send him the gravitation locomotive, dividing proats. It will be very uzctul on election daye, moving from poll to poll with | ng epeec, laden with the iarge:t free- dora. ‘One cargo of negroes landed and two off the const this week; more Coming, predicated upon the imdeuture pro- positions of Louisiana. Naval Intelligence. OUR 87. HELENA CORRESPONDENCE. Usrrxp Braves Steamonr Pownaray, Sr, Herewa, Jan. 27, 1 } The United States Meamship Powhatan at St. Helena—Kx- President Pierce at Madeira—Decay of the Land of Wene—The Crew of the Powhatan in Good Condition— A Connecticut Slaver, with 000 Staves, Captured by an Bnglish Brig, #. ‘The Powhatan left Norfolk on the 11th of Decomber last with ex.President and Mrs. Pierce on board, tor China via Madeira and other ports, Woe hada fine run of sixteen @aynto what was once the land of wine, but which now, alan! grows pumpkins and potatoce instead, Tt was really molancholy to ride between arbor after arbor that should have been under rrapes, and seeing them break- ray yt combination of decay, neglect and pumpkins. for Madeira’ Leaving our Presidential passengers tones on the fib of Jorary. aad striking the ‘ortbeast sea on the january. ne trades af once were woo defven past the Canary and Cape de Verde isiande,on our way to this place. Here we arrived this Cae he we will take in 200 tons of con, at $27 50 the ton, by the 20th, and then leave at ‘once for by pt. ~~) agen f fd e probably ancl Hong Koog before tho Ist of April. 4 ‘Wo find the American Consul a' thia place absent on a pleasure excursion in the United States steamer Delo— the iden of one coWg on a pleasure excursion to the const of Africa—and Mr. Wr. Carrot the duty during his absence. We have hada delightful pasence thos far, both officers and crew having ewceilent health. Our time has not been much at our disposal, it is true, but whos the orew aro “broken in’ to gun exercise, &c., it will be different. Since a inte act of Congress reducing the number of seamen and increasing thet of Iandsmen om board of our men-of war, great difficulty was at firetex perioncod to find nae hm] on board to do the duty. In the end, however, the “act”? will increase the number of seamen afloat. Tt might perhaps be well to Inform a certain editorial neighbor of the Herat that 9 brigantine slayer from th brig-of.war the “down Fast’? was captured by an En other day. ihe wes builtin New aad when taken had 000 slaves on board, packed together a the ony ri biack . They are now on this island \ennchored bear vs Tre Revival or Besinnes.—There are more activity within the last week than have confidence from the searon. respect.) stande foremort in the fetliies it has for ynie tation—an advantage which will g ve buyers from the Wees ona weet. The ice was ing the Ohio rapidly at the leet arvices, and tho steamboats were all prepa tor Immediate operationste 27h : NEW YO The Late Pogilistte Kxgownter tn [toward Street. Brovkiyit City Newr. RUTILATED REMAINS OF §& HUMAN BODY POUND A’ CONINTION OF PAUDEEN ADDITIONAL PARTICTLARS | GOWANTS—INVESTIGATION BY CORONER BANNETT. CONGRRNING THE BELLIGERANT PARTIRG. ‘The lave fight between Paudeen end Daddy Cunningham, 4 the dace house of Bult Allon, No. 23 Howard ateet, he paitic. lars of which were mads familiar tothe padllio throvgh t).. columns of the Heraip, wes the subject of wen t among the eumerous circien of tne Tho rival factions of fiz ‘iting ma day. T Wien Percgea God Conningnam appear to be te chau. | pions, were in an intense state of excitement, and up wards of a thousand anxious inquiries were made at the New York Hospital relative to the condition of the wounded man, whose tife hangs by @ mere thread, liable af any moment to be snapped asunder. During Saturday night And Sunday morning Paudeen continued to sink gradually, notwithstanding every exertion by means of etimulants, &¢., was made by Dr. Dubois to rally the patient. ‘Towards noon yesterday Pandeen was easior, and a slight chaugo for the better was perceptible, The surgeon then gave it as his opinion that if the wounded man would live twenty-four hours longer there was @ chance of his recovery. Still the odds are a hundred to one against the patient's recovery. He my lirger a woek or ten days, ‘ag in the case of Poole, and then depart to t ‘That bourne from whence uo traveller returns. ‘The friends of the wonnded man were unremitting in ‘their attention during the entire of yesterday, and stayed by his bedside en‘envoring to buoy him up with the hope that he would survive his iojury; but Paudeen listened to their consolirg words with but little attention. Hoe felt that he was « doomed man, that the day of reckoning had come, and that in a few short hours he would haye to appear before his Maker, there to answer for deeds coin- mitted during a life time fraught with vidlence. Ho felt that tho day of rotribution had come with all its fearful terrors. The presence of the Rey. Mr. Quinn, of the Roman Catholic Church, bad @ most eulutary ettect upon the sufferer. The patient listened attentively to the re- marks of the clergyman and was 60 much affected that he consented to receive tho ris of tho chureh, ant then calmly reeigned himeeif to his fate with more ‘than ordi Dary fortivude, Coroner Gamble again visited McLaughlin yesterday and arked gpd yen if be was demrous of making astaioment, under cath, concerning the tragic occurrence, Paudeen replied tnat he “did not feol like tt; that there were many witnesses who saw tho whole transaction, roucorivg it unnecessary for bim te ovtler into the dotails of the event Moreover he was thea euffering much in body and mind, and did not ike to bo troubied with questions, &c., relating t a transaction which was wilaessed by so many others more competent than ho was to give testimony. He expressed no tj] feeling against Cooningham,as his refusal to make an affidavit would fully ium In our sketch of Pandeen’s fife ir yesterday's Herarp, ‘We cmitted ore or two incidents which, at this time, may prove interesting. Some elx weeks provious to (ue Sian- wix Hall tragedy, Paudcon made an attempt to take the life of Tom Hyer. The parties met in Dick Piati's saloon, corner ef Broadway and Broome street, when Pauceen Gischarced ® pistol at Hyer, but luckily without efleet, as the bell from the weapon did no further damage than ebsttering @ mirror which hung over the bar, For that attempt to take the life of Hyer, Puudeen was indicted by tho Grand Jury; but tho case nover came to trial In vepuary, 1855, Paadeen aod Jim Hughes became engaged in a ceadiy contlict at tho cambilng naloon of Johany Lyug, corner of Broadway aud Canal aireet. The belligerents fought across a tabic with knives, cut each otuer severely, ord thea drew their pistols; but’ before they hai timo to Ciseharge them, some of the friends of parties separated them, Baker was present durpg the » and it was owmg his exertions mainty that Pasdern was prevented from about the eamo titae V’aadcea became | ¢ifticulty with a men named Allen, at a | ¢ in Church etreet, formerly kept by 8 ( the Senate. Oa that ocession Paudeea bit off of bis antagonist, maicsing bit for life. Abont five yoars ago Pauceon sailed for California, but on Alieged that ho committed a savage aswault upon cpe of the passengers, and was obliged to e0- crete birosel Shatog in Orcer to ceoape Crom the tre of tho injured passenger's f tho United States. On bigarrival in New York he connected | himeeif with a gang of emigrant runucrs In this more In- | crative (han bovorable calling he was eogaged up wo the time o° the Poole difficulty and its faiel termination at Steawix Hall in February 1655. Since biea he hes been Coniinua.iy in scrapes, aud it is scarcely 4 month since ho energed from the Pevitootiary at Blackwell's Island, where be was sent for felonious assault and bat 4 Of Daniel Cumulng bara not mach need be said. isa email sized mown, tightly built, and eincng “professional med @ g50d specimen of the “feather owing his inability to cope with such mon az Paudecn, Hyer end others, of the “hcavy weights,” he always went armed, ready ‘and willing st any moment f ua com wo t bimself with lis pstol. For Morrissey Curviogbain has the moet undying friendship. He thinks that Morrissey, in a “ fancy nt of view, is the greatest mun that over lived. ‘This ¢einsinn baw been the means of ¢rawing him into frequent tights, but the ttle champion always came out best, Conaing- ham does not woigh more than 100 pounds, yet so great ia bic animal courage, that he wee never known to back down even before such aman ae Mver. Daddy is weil known awong Oghting men as ove of the mort plucky and saucy members of the ‘feather weights.” On the Poole inquest, when the question of Morriasay’s | whereabouts on the night of the tragedy at Stanwix Hall Tematned ip doubt, Dadcy stopped forward and proved an aliti for bis friend. 's mannor oa the with ess stand cn that occasion was eo extremely independent that Coroner Hilten threatened to commit him for contempt if ho did _pot belave more respectfally. It was by man, of Peole’s friends that Morrissey was the chief inst on tho row at steowix all, and that he was close at wheg tho aftray took place, but Cunaingham testified that be put Morriseey to bed that aight at the Belle Union, in y or | sores treet, fally an hour before Baker, Paudeen and the st of the party mace their appearance at the scene pal ever memdreble tragedy in which Poole host his ond thus cleared the suzpected party of any compli- a matter of which he, no coubt, kaew nothing Cono'pgbam was rcmoved from the Fourteenth preeinet + house yeaterlay and was conveyed to the Fasex Police Court Privom, tere to await the result of a's iD, it iteLigenee. PIREMEN'S FIGHT IN BROADWAY—ONE MAN STADRAD SEVERAL HOTS FIRED. About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon an altercation took place between the mombers and runners of Nos. 14 and 20 engine companies, in front of St. Paul's church, Broad- way. It appears that for some time these two companics have been at variance, each company endeavoring to ex cite the other, and thus creating a strong fooling of enmity towards one another, As No, 14 was turning out of Broad- wny down Vesey street, on their return from the above alarm, & row took place between them and Engine Com ny No. 20, the former being aasisted in the fight by 49 Vices and the lattor by somo of the members of 18 Hose Comp ‘The fight did not last long, however, though several blows were exchanged, aud & man was ont in the neck, but not seriously hurt. The companies soou returned to their houses, aud all remained quiet untd about cight o'clock, when another ‘still alarm’? wns given, which brought No, 18's hove ap on Broadway. Just ‘as they got to the corner of Liberty atreot, thay were set upon by No, 20 members, who were iying in wait for them, and anothor fight onsued, No. 20's mombers run- ning away with No. 15's boo carriage, A was, however, soon retaken. A sovore ixht enaued, lasting about twon- ty minutes, during which time several shots were tired, but we could not learn Lt person was slot. One of the officers of the Second wi police, who was near at the timo, beard a man exclaim, ‘1 am shot,’’ but nothing could be found of bin. Ie may have been carried off by some of his friends, Tho police arrived, but the firemen had all fled before came up. It is said that the whole a etal © runners of there several com panier. Ivcexpiary Fret ty Leoxarn Steeer—A Man Arnesten on Scarimox.—Shortly after 8 o'clock last » discovered in a back room on the first floor of the well- ing house No. 86 Leonard street, ocoupied by Francia De- dion, French bootmaker. The early discovery of the ‘ire the vction, exit ed ‘The circimstance cf ire the room, logethet, with the caused Sergeant ib to place dr. = and officer Stillwell took him into custo¢y. The Fire wbal wae immediately sent for, who commenced to inves tigate the master. It seems there i an inem of $800 on the stock of boots and shoes, tn the Pacitie rance y. Tum Newerove aan “uv—The threatened foray upon the newsbogs by the police did not take place yex- torday , notwithatanding Superintendent Tslimadge # piedge to that effect, given to the Puritans last week. The boys sold the re quite aa freely as umual, snd Lathe 4 wwe streets were vocal with their cries. As ageneral thing the boys cease thelr outcries bofore church time, and the oniy parties who are annoyed are those drowsy old par. fone and deacons who sleep too late ia the morning. There te but vi little ehonting durmg the day, and that ig not near the churches. Marne O'Connma fo mh IvPRisONED FOR Tir Governor King haa commuted the punishment of Maurice O'Connell, Who was sentenced to death for the murier of Terese Spitviin, to imprisonment fe. Th will be re. members that the jury wore des) of bringing bim in as guilty only of Imansiaighter tho firet 66, bul they canta not do eo uader the indictment, and rather than Jet him off with @ light punishment they brought in a wr dict of murder, with a strong recommendation to the Executive for mercy. This recommendation from the jury the Governor could not well overiock, and hence the | com: jon of the punishment. The as-ociates of O'Connell in the rape end merder of the unfortunty woman, have all got cf wih comparatively light puoi. — though there wes tearly ax much eriauoality om | O'Connell is ooly seventeen yours of age Pavan Acement to as Acro Lanv.—Mre. Susan Morroil, a resident of NO. 110 Meadow stroet, Hoboken, N. J , aged 61 yenre, cicd yesterdpy at the Ninth precinct station Doubs from Treat ipjorier reeewed by being rua over bya ‘boer wagon driven by Caspar er Master, at the corner of Amos and Hudson streets. oer Gamble hoid an inquest uy the of deceased, when the jury rendered s verdict of « aeci death,’ Potuce Cartarse rv Cxrror’.—It ia @ vory rare matter to see police ins in the apiform apy LY rules of the it of which they are nt is about to @ an order on Buperintende ph oe Loepestorg wyo7s te DON Rake | j the place wher About seven o'clock op Sauirda¥ morning a rag picker while passing along the beach at the {ot of Thirtieth street, Gowanne, bow menck lyirg st high water mark amd proceed- +00 pick itup, On examination he found baat tteontained «mothing, and upen opening it be saw to LAs horror that | there w 0 He s quont¥y of bomen flesh and bo oe lately notifled Soargeawt Metane of él peice, WRO Si8C0\ ered btwn OtLer haga cunts of the body of @ mon, »ged about 45 yours. (5 Rott was notifies snd proceeded with Ir. Prince to ‘supine the different portions of the body, with a view to | discover whether it haa been the subject of the dissecting table or was the body of a murdered man. ‘The herd, upper portion of the body and intertines and vitals was contained in « bag or aack which bore the nam of Dr, Bauer, The extremities and lower portion of the Dody wes contained in two bags, which lay at a distancoof about two hundred feet from the first bag. The skull bore evidences of trephining in severaigiacesand the legs bore evidence of baving becn cpus upon with & view w find the semoral artery. of the operations were skilfully made, while others were made in a bungling manner, as tf by the hand o anovics Amputations and other operations bad been performed by some one accus tomed to surgical operations Thé exterior of the sacks war clean, but wet, as if they had been eubjected to the sotion of water, but bad not been in the water a great nf roor Benet panelled proceeded Joroner em} elled a , and to juveotignte the cage. sie ‘De, Prince testified to having made an cxamination of he bedy, or portions of the body, foundon the beach, and thought that there were inaications of operations having been pertormod upor it, some by a skilful person, oe the trephining, eamputanons, kc , »nd ethors, ns on the logs, by anovice, at loastas they wore douy in @ bungling manner; he thought thet it might be a subject trom # dia- secling room; noticed uo wounds which wouk! loai him to suppose that they bad been inflicted before deato, Police Surgeon Bail corroborated tae testimony of Dr. Prince, aud thought that the body mught have been ia the water for & day Or two; tt might not have beca thore for more than ove bight. The jury then examined the name on one of the sacks, aad found it to be thatof Dr. Lover, whe as, ) 0m etl o wb the cerner of Court end Baltic streets. The inquest wee theo sJjourned until yesterday morning, when Dr. Campbell, house surgeon ot the Reiler hospital was examined. Me stated that ho was acquainted with Dr. Bauer, but know of no aub- ject beivg given to bim at eny time: knew of no dead body being taken from the hovpitai and given to Dr. Bauer or aby body elso since the act of April, 1865, called the “saatomy bill,’? requis'tlons have bean’ made fer bodies by phyricians for te purposes of dissection; tho pereen go applying for them ts requirad to treat the Dody ag the law directs with regard to its interment, the surgeons cf tho hoepital have nothing to do with those Dodier, ae that fs the warden’s special charge; if the de ceased has bo (riends the remains are disposed of as the warden sees fit; do vot know what the taw of 1865 re quires, but havo wndoretood that when tho body was uo longer required for ecicnttis perposes it should be de- ceat!y interred, and not throw: about carciessty ; the namo of the warden Is Tinothy Daly, phystciaa la the hospi- tal have no control over tie body after it ts removed from ward in which the patient dies, iis then removed to the dead house and afterwards disposed of aa tae warden directs; there is @ record kopt ot the names of the patients who die and ef the physiciaue who take the bogies for dissection when they are 6u disooset of. Louie Bauer, M,D., exatoined without oath end etated that bo was ono of ue anrgeons of the Long Island College Hospital at No 346 Court’sirert; be bad long been desirous of precuring bodies of persons who had died in the publ for tho purposes of diseection and scientilic experiments; he requested & medical friend 4 preevre Obe Of there bodies, and avout fourteen cays sicce was furnished ’ with & sobject, another medical man ana & student io witvesa’ Si various times attorwards, performed variona Cal operations on the body; when the warm weather Commenced it was wade necosemry to remove the re. fs wevistanisy unda romivg 108 6pOi as tory and there inter ited “by buriness from , ane did not know 4, ead witners Cirected cue of aiterdiog to tho executh but what they had been Birietly; om Satur- daz morning be wes intormed that instead of complying ‘with his instructions they had cispesed of tho remains ia tho manner they were the Lice would Caxry Gu oy had tien the resains out el the bex 89 ag tO render them mcr readily Iransp table; be regretted very much that the @fiair Sad occurred, whop the body wns received at his ice 1 bore evidence of having been subjected to a pout ws Were much congested, dient lad cied fr mt to disclose the he considered nimacif tho only responsible party, aad was ng to ruffur the penalty of bis acts; the body was ro. moved from his fice about nine or bal’ past nine o'clock on Friday ni: ht. Dr. John }yrne,phyvician to the Long Isiand College niso examined wilhoutoath. The body was procured from Dr. dobnson, residing im Middagh etreet; sua the body tbe day after it was brought to the hospital in Brooklyn, wod it bore evidence of havieg hed a post mortem ¢xam pevion mae upen tt previous to itt being taken to cor hospital; De Jcbnson steted thet he pro cured the body from the Balleyue Hegpitat in Now York, under the provis.ons of the Anatomy bill; Dr. Johnson having been tor some time connected with tho hoepita! at Reiley us, war selected to procera the body ; the body had ® patient Ip ous boepite); wilaees corroborated dody Dir. Ronno Gabriel, avpistant to Dr, Banor, lkowive tea- titled w cath that he know of the body being in the Cieseoting reom of the Long Island College Hoapitel for some (wo weeks, dy bh tine he assisted in making severnl eurgical ope: # on the body; Dr. Bauer on Fri day toid witness to bury the body in the box which con. talned it at some place hear the Greenwood cemetery; the dovtor being engaged in the cvening, witness did pot hava to asi rnrther instructions, and the body to Itit into the wagon, hoe put the boty and pulting the sacks into ® wagon, started off ta diapose of them; whilo be waa engared in ‘og, the bogs into tae wagon, he became alarined, the fact of somo young men observing ibe Witness and student of Dr. Bawer then got into the wagon and drove down w Gowanus, wad when near the sacks were found threw them, as they supposed, far enough into the water to give them a chance to flos* ‘out with the tide and sink; tock no impli roente with them with which to dig a grave for the re manine ‘The inquest was thon adjourned until thie wftornoon at threo o’slock, for the purpows of examining Dr, Johnaon and the steward of the hospital at Bellevue. The “act to promote medical science,” parsed April 1, 1854, provides that the remains of all bodies hall be in terrsd in eome public cometery, under a penalty for neg leering so to do of vot leas than $25 vor more then $56, 10 be sued for by the health cflicer of eaid cities or other places, for the benetit of tneir departments. Ninnow Fecare mom Deernrcnos ». 112 Jay street » Otficer Re A fire occurred f9 the basement o'clock on Saturday night. members of Hose Company No. 2, etfoe' | discovered whe occupants, Jolin McKewon, smali chi uo latter in bed and the parents lying on the floor ina bosatly stete of intoxica- i Tue clothes they bad on and the bedeleth 4 but for the epportane arrival of ait wotlt have been burned up. The fire wat ox 4 and the famtly was conducted to the Firs: I house. Mchewen was somewhat burst and wae destroyed, vevide which there was no tas. age of consequence. A Card to the Public..Mestayer and O. Pere followin: of biel pricta iam man- ne. teraiened beg lente te mice the of the crenrrence whic. shave secondly appeared in t nding to do them tbe the 18th inet, at about LI o'clook A. Among Wot were tree oF more cv icera beaded o Faman vel B, jiart and Mr. Craig, called at their piace of brad- rans, No. 17 Broad street. and ented that they acrant, Ismet by one Thomas Stewart, aa a& J oy @utthori2 Roods suapec been entered at (he Or stom Hor yan anderve Pie that no objertioa would be made cir axeenting this warrant. it being supposed at the \ime be a valid warrant, and to confer au hority uson these gon-- Hemen to make the adareh of the promiare This all cour. real on the Hat lot, where no goodant ail were sored, and vhieh la occupied as an office alone, Instead, Bowevar, .af at- mpting (9 MALS semeh for gore, 4 demand rae ma 8 Inspection of the books letuera and papera of the signed, Compliance with this demand wea r ap, ameiated ot Use time, tht ‘he earch ining © Che mort ane shat (nia deman @ woe Galawful, ALhough, as fae ax the cous nt< of thelr book @ and papers were concerned. they Pad pothing (9 tone sal of Keubie to apprel 4 acbof thone persue was d ymod And tiacepation of autRority, ant to" ret teal 10 they Wal 1 neveral parsora, to bree core To howrn, Was y qwhte ip Relieved to he the priven tan sorae of the other went away, lear Cr more persons thing he remored from ti ore counee! ef use vndersigned, whe hed the office, under whose advise the gentiem are) WRETANT Were ree ed oO preweed (0 aii if they found any goo's which they desired to A lo peinaee them away from the ortned the’ ther could m been sent f ty ugh aeons | nd rumen of the go nit to leave (he premiaes, at ere for any DARK ANE fo epee with |e POR ly & senall tin ches, coniaiane Ce VRIRADIO pApere, (amd which, OY RK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1858. | the by, bad been forcibly overhauled provioaddy by come ot | the pasty of Mr. Hag.) cat he 7 BO by one of Me. Hart's mer ¢ door cwwed. th Wool! remar popen forgib'y es cled (he and priyaie o ‘atid Mr. Craiy closed the iron win tors. The undersigard 'eft the office, leaving two of | cmsloy ee Wm charge. Me. Hart compelted four of hi. mow Lemata (hece the 1th, the vn Larety @ went to ‘heir vor and after betne th athe go tine, Npon stiemapting to open the nie two being here whose names are Atv carkler Isane der Ruseel!, «reve with great violence to Going #0, in which effort they aaseulied ty edersumned. ‘After his the “nde rtigened passed from the fr ont of the Duild- lng where Grier sate is planes! to the rear prt, where ther [efvate oie i locate, ad which is onchage & by a lace pa ton and doer, Which door was ocked. Rueacll banded tol to Mr. feaace, who drew it npow the aod Hed itand threatened wo (fan attermpt was inade to the (nner offices, Thin thoes! wan dtm led and the DO@raiened Peementad fhein wierate summon” eA at Bem eh on Lucy Magweor CRWAY NIKE Umer, Como cmd amd ous \n toe eek Pie waders btn Grtergd Deir toner edice aud upon two ctargre-ene AT 8D Avcged re Kuswe ea tof their duty j eticers, sea for Fesculng gocds held by the Col legior, Th " Dei the others erslgned hes 1 ment of tine wheaw wit or not Powiat hole orn Any UD Thy bet foe em agen ‘aear Toe lvn: nore, emmaa'e! tn thet: dinties ; Was kWeeping out the fice » but ibey are Alaa Chas gee p Wh le thay ween in Cua: remnovalet their eoode end han been ue Never Kibet. They gave badd apon heir srreat Dost prejudoe to their riyhts and withow, amentiog to the {egaliiy of amy ol tbe procuedingseaninss hows. Baton: econ: r<. format both personally by coursed proteeted to Overy act taken'on the partet Mr Hirt and hi Tere brought acilons against Mr. Hart and all the reat of party whore names could be got. and hed done wo before thew arreat, and they intend wo bring others agaimet all par- tres connccted with these proceedings, They deem and are navioed thal a moore high banded andutnlawfil aggression up- on private righia was probably never committed thts coun- aye ‘AYER & 0. PERGELINE. ‘ew Yor, March $), 1854 P. B—As certain e’ he nowspspers have puvilshed exng- gerated and unfounded repor's of this matter which we ingn- Tious to Idned, Ley reapeottully requees Unt all Raness Sat Has, pabiieed Any Blatemeut a wih the above, will give to the nbovs, of the subauinee of it . MASTAYER & O. PEBORLINE. - White, tne Hatter's r 8% Last fall style reduced to $2, wares 48 area. Great New York Gothamites—Make a Note of thie-WATKINS’ hate are the ne piusulira of style, 128 Fulion aweot, of Gentlemen's Hints. f fi . eed to be 7 te for which $4 in Sead Eeiees Rar RaacuicrD, ssenutecuser of Harrison, the Juerroan, of 283 Fulton street, Brooklyn, 1s producing a most exquisite etyle of minia- ture, catied the vignette, Wanted a first class water colorist, Wleolor pholograplis, A Fine Head of Halr.—Get Wilson's Reme« fies. Only depot 306 Grand treet. Large pint bottles, 28; restores your haly, colors your hal, gives # gloass appoar- fuce to your hair, Read advertisemsal in another column. Buy only at 306 Grand street, New York. Batchelor’s Halr Dye, Wigs and Toupees— ‘The beat in the asaie OL Made. Rold and wppliod ab the ‘manufactory, 2 Brostway, 6 _ 10,000 Cases Boots and Shocs at Auction Prices at PHILLIPS & 841TH’ Warren sireet. Filil's Halr Dye, 4 Shit) Box, Diack or brown, No.1 Bareiny sireet, Infsiiidie onguent, for the 4 piala and true state yaders aad o arrested the undersigned sisting: and 48 Custom House 6 cairo Sa imanbienias Fwarizy—On Saturday, Fwmvony € Saus- tay, tthe Sa pea bing *, * The friends of the family, neo Newark Cerner stooe Lodge No 207, and A a pity eral, are respecifuily invited to attend fesocal, froen the residente of bil bret’ wins Willises street, WI on Oa Thurkday, March Ls Mr. J o WAM. ’ . ‘etn year of his age. i ae vem ne The relatives aad frieuds of the facil; a-o requested te Bttene the Sunese in Cuter) ethene, at one e'clodity, ‘he rorcatnn wit] be romowed from his Lao rewidemes, Naw D Madougal etree, to the Pree bytorina eharch , comer of Grand apd Crosby atrects, Kev. Dr. Thameon's, where ae No. 7 amd the 4 Youns.—On board bark Conrad, ab nen Jan. 36, of dilious fever, Wu. Youna, SPRING CLOTHING, ETC. trade of the season is fairly begun nenrty all 4esirable stylew ‘will be out of the market, We beg our friends, therefore, = D. DEVLIN & o., DWI BANKER chirvayams aud trauce acdioa j oe ee Rooms 483 Broadway. BA2Ok SLOLA8CO, OF FORTY NINTH STRART, OOm- ner of Broadway —You have oured ine of dj WOO, millinery, 975 way. BAgtorrs Parritt SEWING MACHINRS— ; iors, pan dressmakers, boct and ates Alters, end geuers! use.” 8 Broa cles day and evening. N grrwth of the bir, Crivtadore’s Halr Dye, Wigs and Toupees— Hest inthe world, For salo and dye appited. No.6 Astor oune. Rice Huller—New Invention.—Hulls per feetly 100 bushels per day, working frova 9told K.P. WALKER, 9 Ciitfatreet. Edward Riddle, Boston, will sell on the 2th Mareh, 40 carriages. Hee bis advertisement in the Jour- nal of Commerce, Wigs for $8 nt Cameron's, 199 Fuiton street, Brookl, u.—For stylo and quality we challenge the world. A Retired Physician, seventy-five years of age, whose gands ef life Eave neariy rum out, discovered while in the Fnat Indies a certain core for consumption, asth- Ba, broncbitis, coughs colda and general debiivy. ‘The reme dy wus discovered by him when lua only ebild, a daughter, Waa given up lo die, Wishing to do as much geod as posaidle he will send to such of his afl fellow be nga as request it, this recipe, with full aud ex jolt directions for Maxing it up and succersfully using it. He requireseach applicant to en filling three cunts to be reviewed. as ter to Le appligd to the pay mi, Address Dr. Hi. Junes, 19 Grand sircet, MARRIAGES AND DEATSS, Garde, Noats—fearn.—On Thursday, March 18, at Graco cbureh, White Plains, by Rev. ‘I Nora, of Chazey, to Kain H. Fara, of ForJana—On Wedner March 1 B. Wascloy, Mr. Jamz 1 ce Ly, N.¥..t0 Nor alk apd Dani Tere Mr, Reach, of the Allon street M. i church, Dr. Heney Tormng to Mra, Bakan A. Faxaann, danghler of Joseph La Grill, ail of this city. Rox, of Warwick, Orange Many F. Jases, of this city’ Fy papers please copy —Fakuex—On Wednesday, March 17, by Rev. Died. * Avxea.—On Sunday, Mareh 21, at 4 P.M, Magia A. ADNER, wicow of the late Nicholas Alkor, in the Soth yoar of ber age Her relatives and friends, and there of her sons, Adoiple L. and Henry, and of her son in law. Janes Al COCK, ALE Teepec! end the funeral, oa Twesday ofernorp, at two o'clock, from her late resi- denen, No 9 Laroy placo, Bleeekor sireet AncoLsaiva—On Taureday, March 18, after a ahort fl) ness, Mr, Paren G ARCTLARICS, aged 68 ycars. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are requested to altend the funoral Ker vicos, Ab SI. Goorge’s church, Bluy- ‘veraut equare, this (Monday) afternoon. at two o’ciock. Baxikn,.—O1 say, March 20, Pate Baxrka, in the C1st year of bis age. ee! Tis triende acd thone of his B. Young, are invite? to # aiterpoon, at two o'clo Gresnwich avonue. imp sox.—On Sunday, March 21. Cartons). Rexaom, aged hows, twin and James sneral, on Taeaday resideace, No. 46 40 years. fhe frends of the family are ree peotfally invited to at tend the funeral, from ber late residence, northeast cor- ner of Twenty fourth street i Moncay). Fbi adélpbia papers please copy. Brooxs.—At Norwaik Conn , on Friday, March 19, Sanam Isavet. daughter of the tato Wm. and Maria Brooks. Her friends, those of her brother, Josoph F., and of her fants, the Misses Br, i te attend ‘clock , frou the reridenes of her aunts, at Norwalk Cosnos.--On Saturday, March 20, Raxyntt M. Coxpos, aged 53 years. The funeral will jiace this (Monday) afternoon, lato residevce, No. OL Fart Thirte tween Third and Fourth avenues. Tho friends of and the Masonic fraternity generaily, are re- spectfully mvited to attend. Coumnt.—On Saturday, March 20, of dropsy on the chest, Joux Coiueer, son of David Caibert, No, #2 James street, aged 4 ycars and 6 months. The friends and rolatives of the fnmily aro invited to at- toud the funoral, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the rs’ Chasity Hospital Blevonth street, Tho remaina will be taken to Calvary Cemotery. Deveay —On Saturday, March 20, Cuanies H., son of Samuel Devenn, in the Zlst year of his age. Ganneri —At No. 169 Tenth avenoe, on Friday, March 1%, Axpusw Ganeerr, a native of Scotland, aged 62 years. xf Goovarwn.--On Saturday, March 20, of inflammatory croup, Frome Grain, daughter of Arthur and Kloise Good aud gmanddaughter of the late |’eter Grain, Sen., in the 4th year of her ave. ‘The relatives aed friends of tho family are rorpeetiully invited to nttend the funera!, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence oi ber parcnts, No, 285 South Sixth siret, Jersey City. Philadeipbia and Baltimore papers please copy. Greo.—On Saturday, March 20, at 6 P. M. Gua, widow of the James Groig, formerly Yerk, in the 86th year of her ane. Hor reiati@ra and friends, and thoes of ber ron James, and of her sove-in-law, Capt. P. Sbeffield and Wm. Ti Bedell, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thie | (Monday) afternoon, at two o clock, from the residence of | ber gracceon, A. Till, @9 South Fourth street, noar | Foorth, Williamsburg Hcrsos.—-On Saturday morning, March 20, Ammus, wife of Horace R. Hudeon, in the 40th yenr of ber age The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her brothers, Benjamin S., Franois and Lewis Many, are in vited to attend the faneral services, at the Church of the Acer Now Holy Apoetion. of Twenty ith street and Ninth svesoe, this ( ) afternest. Dares o’ciork Keene —On Y morning, March 21, of paralysis, Carmannn, wife of Stephen Keoler, in the 06th yest of her were relatives and friends of the family are ited to at. tend the fumeral, from her late residence, No. 74 Second avenue, on afternoon, at two oelock. The re- mains will be interred in Greenwood. Lrox.—At Irv! . N. J., 0m Saturday, March 20, Mra. ington, Euzsnem Lrow, in the 78th year of her age. ‘Tho rolatives and friends are respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her son, Daniel M. Lyon; Y'eq., Uresn atrect, Newark, thia (Monday) after: noon, at two o'clock. ‘Marrix.—On Saturfay, March 20. Prask W. Masrix, ton of Careline W. and Renion W. Martin, Jr, aged L year and 2 mor the. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, a two o'clock, from No. 18 Went Twenty ninth street. Mart.On Sunday, March 21, Fraxce Marti, taal he parish of Milltown, county Westmeath, Ire- jan; The friends of deceased and widow, and those of hie brothers, Thomas ond Wiliam Martin, are y in vited to attend the funeral, from hin late residence, No. 84 Seventh avenue, on Tuesday afieruoon, at one 0 cleck precisely. Maw) On Faturday morning, March 20, Isanmia of the late William Mastin, « native of Over- in the 604 of her age. yvamiances of the family are re- apeotfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son inlaw, Jobn Gibbe, 217 Sixth avenue, this (fonday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be Interred in New York Bay Cemetery. Florida aod Hampshire, Eng, papers please copy. Neisow—ein Brooklyn, on sunday, Maren 21, Groran Arsou Nateox, son of Admiral an: jerine M. Nelson, axed 4 years, b months and 21 days The friends of the family, and ti of Arnold sad Hf. Loo Nelron, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hie parents, No. 240 Adelphi stroet the (Mowday) afternoon, at t o'clock. The remains wil be taken to Poughkeepele for interment. Ravwoxp —At Toledo, Uhio, on Saturday morning, March 20, Mre. Jows Rayworn, Putpam count lense Copy. Rows --On Saturday "yarch 0H Kare, daughter of Wil- art ove & cock th this (Monday) afternoon, street one ~~ Mra, Hyptpan Rewer, , aged 2 Years, 3 mouths fang 28 day The relatives and friende of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, No. 135 Mercor street, Jersey City, on Tuesday alternoon, at threo Rabarday evening, March $9, pt eicht o'clock, AN™A MARGARETHA, of Clana Hinrich Sebiob, aged 26 yeare, 9 months and 71 days. and acquaintances are reapectfully invite? it late residence, No. G35 this (Webdny) MlarRove 0A two g'logk. Ove TO HOTEL KERPERA J Tuuderatand that several persons are travelling abou tho city and country representing themselves na fos Wolfe's Sehiedam Aromatic Schua: d welling the eammm by the gallon and pij wander i bog leave to-cantion hotel keepers and the publio these tmposters, The genuine schnapps is only sold te 3 and pint botes, wita [70 preptictor’s: name oo (De bole cork, and a facsimile of ignature on the label. T Would advise all persons who have been swindled there tmposters to recuse paypest om the ground of as the cebt cannot be collected by law. P UDOLPHO WOLFR, sole manufacturer and importer, 22 Keaver street ORNS, RUNTIONS, NAMA PENETRATING flesh, extracted withow pain, so that the boot cam worn immediately after the operation withont the least Convenience to the patient, by Dr. ZLACHARLS, sagem Obiropodiat, 78 Broad Ocala AND OTLCLOTHS. ¢ PHREY & CO. LOT 3. 3 HUM 524 Broadway, opponite the St. Nicholas Hotel, ‘un immence stock, At let an cost ry City. sireet, New Yor! ‘iso be purchaw ured from bim, can be soon without ang em- estore, for the cure of couautpuon, Deum sand nervous debility CLUDES A CA ka of cards priu 688 Broad) YRUP IN ALL, CASES tA ox UAL INOA- Ea ache Ai. BING, 192 SYRU? CHANGES THE WHOLE CONDI- jopot the bicod. and Kills the poison which tecds the fires of disenne. For sale by CHAS. HL. RING, 192 Reondwag, Coe SYRUP—GENERAL DEPOT IS 68 WABEL- ington avenue, Alpany, N.Y. 308, Chai VIRSON'S STRUP IS ALL, VEGETABLE, F mineral, wad that i whatthe burmaa biood ni wale by CHAS. H. RING, 192 Krondway. Gn. 3 SYRUP HAS NONE OF frtend—minern AND NO ods. For DEATH'S BES® Gime SYRUP WILL CURE AN X fe or asrofuloua children, ¥ WKAKNESS 0 jeally. TREON'S SYRUP Is NO HUMBUG, AND IT 15 SIMPLE ‘and ensy to drink like wii A SYRUP ON SAL ATA. I. MATHEWS Talo; Delare & Brow. Syracuse, V naiow Dickenson & Cotmplock's, Thea, Hindson, M. 1. Parnbam’s, Poaghkeep- and Rondout by Vandueser, 0. ¥. Newburg; at Yonkers, and drag: Inge tm this State ane C General depot 18 Washington avenue, tie, we King Peekskill; t. ©. Chapinan Fin tu eweh town andl Hincts and Michigan, Albany, N. JAN MEDICATED SOAP CURMA nghneas, Ae, Poudre @udille Ar any part of the body, lily white, hair ye and r or sireet, ‘feet siore from dy Was! m mm, era oo, rerhe Fouad. Liquid rouge, the old dephts 67 Wolk Mr«. Haya, Brookiyn Cliender, Philadelp' GUURAUD have received for many years, and Indies may rely oa UNT, WEBATRR 4 €0.'9 Improved tight «tich gewt For all manufacturing purposer and for family use, ane deemed preierable to any other machine NT, WHLSTER & CO.,, 169 Broadway. OTICR TO DBALERS IN FANCY GOODS ed articles. —Intendiag to change braneli of trade, Fevioas io lat of May, my whole stock of = , hair aod cloth brashes; si) Kinde retioules, Wobscco bones, wated bracelets, fire mock jewelry, terra cotta, terre te, and china goode and figures as well as hundreds of other Articles; and to effeet sain of the entire stock, regardless of cost. Cash and frst rate time purchasers are respect wily tm eal! and examine, 1, GB Wiliam sireet, opposite Platt, ways Haves, |, sireot, hia, 4% The preparations of Dr. rote the stamp of pu rite app ‘slem will do we'l t NDREW A. MOSE vited. and ah VOUS.—LIONFL GOLDSMID STILT, AT HOM r ert. Dinners ai 120), 2 and 3 oFeloo pastry 6 comie fete and midl: 4 porter om REFS AND PLANTH.—-A CATALOOUR OF neces! fruits, lowering trees and shraba, roses, £c.. ent on application; carriage of all pact ; PP’ a i package 9 pald to A of Ol Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Masa spring clothing, at py much lower than the market aver hoorn’ 8 ANS MOND wonld sate conciaely the prineiple upon which use redueiow a made. ROWASRB were made for . ‘ictale their oon iam led wand @reAL eon aptmont, they are ena. Ab and serviceable opcing of comtings, vestin; ae ay ne ruling cates of the - crise!’ BOW DEPARTMENT * ban immense variety of mew sprt vend youn 0 re} . } ages; and the and workmen omplo’ in te CUSTOM DEPAREMENT give universal saiiaincuoa, Promptitude in the executice 08 orderaand accuracy of fit chara. terize tha branch ‘The ow- eet prices oF all ace, ARKED IX PLAIN FIGURES hem; and from M on carta attached to ti these there can be me deviauon, under apy clreu ‘if FIRST OF MAY! T The first of May When bed bugs, Their vosions columns: oa ‘The eat, too, then _ poaches, The , Futing tales ian Beeter, Washers arse Ingects die ou Mice and rate, too, whien iy om, ivons O@., 424 Broadway, N. W. ATCHES AND JEWELRY. WwW was A large sseortment of se ae 3 QO Mone ANTICUE st veers salting ior AL EV ANS’, 66 and 68 Fulion Between Gold and Uli PAu 500 thttrrc:. ara CASSIMERE PANTS SOMPF LEP itlnad 6s Fulton strane 500 - ine BARD CAMTNRAR rants selling for SORA 10 00 runce street AN DID <PHING RAGLANS. Worth #10, fet for 96 Nee TE At RVAND, 66 and 68 Fulton These Raglane will be found to Sa all the re aired. ‘They are beautital, duradie and cheap. _ Ef) CASSINERE BUSINESS COATS, 500 Wore Felling for % SONAL RYANS, elect by the best makers, ail omckine Ae 500°" PANTS 800 * hom saa 2.0) 63 Fulton street, FROCK COATS, Als SRB RIOR, BLACK BROA ALL QUA! From $5 to #2),