The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1858, Page 5

———— - a _ slavery remonstrance, but coucted iu temperate lamguage, | bind them stood Ike @ wall of fire against thet hideous from the Soviets of Friends of Now York, cetormity, the Lecompton constitation, 7 all ao- — y influence and unbribed by gain.” Be by severoiy vat pay tad proneming vantical prices too | tong father seers pend near Toguad rcarage Of pay, and presenting adeitional evidence in tne | Cletieg fu evorm| 5 the as of the election of the Logisiature on tho 460 OES PUN re: of January, walle King Calboun bed words of Sairneus on Reports were mace against th» ition to the is tips, there was connivence in beart Custom House ot Burlington, lowa, — against remimer Mr. Davis, of Ind., said that ne did (3 bis nomee eting Captain Campboll’s company in tue war of 1812. ot Mr 3 election, but that eenaenes ts THE SHIP OF WAR /RANKUN. his views on the Kansas question, bolioving thet the paso A resoiition was acorted requcsting the Secretary of | utive had committed a great po jp Se nnd a ey the Navy, 10 inform the Senate of the capabiliin of he | CHESHA Orr, lon of the tetior and spirit of tue Ken owes var pe EE: Tae cman as | ee a ete eae Bills were passed for the orection of additional land | © Bov. yy as emul y 4 offices . polut ip the letter of Mr. Buchanan accepting the no ices in Caivfornia; and for tho relief of William Allen, of | Triton’ in bis inaugural addrees, and in the latior of 1n- \ rT aR wEXALS structions t» Gov. Walker. Ho said that the Lecompton The bill for the genersl introduction of an international | Covstitution was conceived i ar that it was now code of marine rignals wes reported from the Commies squght to be Soeced on a8 uni Dg B00. ca Commerce without amendment. ple. He hoped the Lecompton constitution would follow % ‘THE VOLUNTERR ARMY HILL. mee constitution to an infamous grave, nover to be Mz. Inawon, (adm.) of Ga, mate an ineffectual motion | Uurved | eA kk la not wote for ON er ee ee catbenis PRR ph lanl if every man there ‘The consideration of the bill for the admission of Min- | desired it. He considered that the ei conn, nerota was therefore resumed, the question being on Mr. | 78S So reat the Tervterien from Gooden te ' motion to strike out the second section of the one me © iy he would vote one omnes Dill, to the effec: that the State shall be entitled to one re- | was ‘4 Lc rigpaieg | medica ape d in man. Presentative and auch additional number as the census | hoped the day would come when Infidelity would give may show—Mr. Douglas’ object being to give the State | Place to practical Sorerw fk “i three representatives, in accordance with her actual . Boxes, (adm.) of § C., pursued # line of argument instead of with the incomplete census retaras | 2 4ccordanco with the opinion in the Dred Scott case, to Baeeenee, eng ee eee sbow on what slight pretexts the North get up ‘Measra. Toouns, (adm ) of Ga ,and others tech. | 0D the subject of slavery. He advocated the Lecom nic 8, but expressed no vital of | constitution, and said the party represented by Gerrit inion, with the exception of Smith aro tho friends of the slaves, but the great object of Far "Brown, (sdm.) of Mias., who protested {Be free aden raped pp ae a slavery quee- against presentation ion was asa: ‘obtaining possession Cars a ot govornment. If they sbould succeed, animated as they are by hetred of the South, that section would consider whether it could expect any further justice in the Union and whether the time bad uot come for it to take its des ‘which he objected, , " foreigners to vote, and also | Unies into ite own bands, Trutbrcece sod Indians, who have adopted habia of cin |. Mr Ooxonn, (opp.) of Ya raid that the President had lization, put on panta, spurs end shirt collars, get drunk, trampled on law ard justice and given countenance and, thus fixed up, fulfil the constitutional ofthe | ™ost intomous frauds in Kansas. ballot bex. Mr. Konuine, Copp.) of N. J., made @ epecch in favor of Mr. Wusox, Copp ) of, Mass., agreed with the Senator | the distribution among the States for the promo- from’ Mississippi. We havo only before ua the legal evi- | tion of elucation and agriculture, dence of one hundred and forty-nine thoussad inbabitanta; Adjourned. fend be did cot seo wi suould have three rejresen! ry tives, when the sate ot Vermont, with three hundred Destructive Fire in Baltimore. housand, has cnly three. Ho was in favor of allowing one representative now, aad more as the new census, hereafter to be taken, eball show she is entitled to, and madea motion to that offect. This motion, he said, ‘would acmit her now, and she could make a new census, 4 for $2,000 in th @zd send additional ‘members even bofore this Congroas p hear odes *Phiecapba , 6,90 the Yiremen’s Further deeuitory discussion cceurred on the clause Company, Baltimore. A large lager bier house ajoining, Barmmong, March 25, 1853. A fire broke out this morning in South Frederick street, which consumed a soap factory owned by Cook & John- "ee tre mumber of tatives. and a three story dwelling houge belonging to Dr. John. '. JOHINSO. im.) of ., Was in favor of the sec- ticn as tt sane’ He denied that the federal ment | 800, Were also burst. Many of the neighboring houses were more or lees damaged. Aggregate loas $10,000. Thia afternoon a portion of the walls fell in, severely in- Juring several boys, one or two, it ts thought, fatally. caa go into @ sovereign State to fix the qualifications of voters. Mr Mason, (adm.) of Va., opposed allowing Min- pesota three re) stat juasmuch aa the constitu. tional proportion is one representative for nincty two thousand inhabiterts, while Minveseta hay only an offtviat record of cnc Acndred an forty-nine thousand. Hence it is absolutely forbidden by the federal constitution to give her uncve political weight. Mr. Cuiresimx, (opp) of Ky., wae for adbering strictly to the copstitution, and giving only ono represen. tetrve. Conjectural computations would be dangerous. Every representative from tbe ol! States uow represents a large surplus, and it won'd not be fair to give a now State Bn apportionmont in 1855, while the old ones rotain the apperticament of tho year 165 Finally, Wr Toosms moved that Minnesota be permitted to bave tires represoutatives Geld hor Consus is rectiied, and theresiter such number as the census may show hor entitle to. Without taicing a vote, the resion, ant soon afterward House of Represe:.tatives. ‘The Virginia Legislative Railroad Bills, Ricuwoxp, Va., March 25, 1868 The Senate has passed all the House Railroad Appropria- tion bills. Western Emigration. Sr. Lovis, March 25, 1 Weatorn cmigration has fairly set in, The number of emigrants pazeing through tbe city vory large and ¢aily increases, The Pecific Railroad takes up over a hundred & day, end he Missouri river steamers are crowded. aate went into Executive jonirned. Fatal Railroad Casualty. Rocmrsrmn, March 25, 1848. A widow woman named Mra. Mary Cutter, while waik- Wasnrveton, March 25, 1858. ing across the Central raiiread bridge this afternoon, was THe SILK, POR THE ADMISSION OF KANBAS, run ever by & locomotive and instantly killed. The Indy Mr Stowers, (adm ) of Ga., proposcd the naming of | was mutilated in a shocking manner, She leaves three ‘an carty day tor the consideration of the Senate bill for | cuildren. the admission of Kausas. He thought 't beet to bave ao Liabilities of Lawrence, Stone & Co. onderstand@ in the matter, 0 that pobedy shall be taken by surprise. Bowrox, March 25, 1858. Mr. Camere: , Copp.) of Oblo, seit hat the House had | — At the second meeting of the creditors of Lawrence, Stone & Co to-day, claims amounting to $640,000 were Proved, making an aggregate of debts of nearly 3,000,660, boen Gebatire the questions involved iu that bill for uine years,end nearly all this sezsive This Kansas question Diotks up public as well aa private business. He was, therefere, ready to meet tho question to-day or to-mor- row, with ct without further debate. He thought it «iue to the inserests of the that the House should come ton sole, nnd suggested thal by common congont they agree to take up the bill to morrow. Accident to a Suspension Bridge. St. Jour, N. B., March 25, 1868, Last night one third of the Gooring of the suspension Dridge across the falls, together with the stringers, gave Wasi: came, » ) Of Ti, aud others objected, on a tie groane that tha Hodes was ‘unusiaiy tha. When | W8¥: Te suspending rods aro hanging loose from the taore was e full sttendance: they could, by commoz con- | cable, and the service of wire on the cable over the pil Inrs ecems to be chsfed. Quick Passages trom Liverpool. Tacos, Mareb 2 Tho bark Cora Lynn, of Yarmouth, N.S., arrived at Fastport @n Sunday, in 24 days from Liverpool. Other gent, Ox a cay. MP. Sterwes~ bowing been asled by several members to ‘fx a day, named Tucsday, April 6. Mr. Camruei: euggested next fucetay. Mr. Srenzms thought that too shorta timo. Mr. Camrrnic eaid that tue House uad agreed on the first Monday of Juve tor adjovrament Tt woul! be impersible to get through the public burinces Ly that time, unless the earliest possid'e dey should be Oxed fog dhe vole ou the | yorsels have arrived here during the week, from tho Warnes HOD, Mr. Mowr..corsny (adm ) of Pa., bad no doubt, if the | AMe Port, in from 25 to 28 dayw. They report goo matter Was Lct now passed, au arracgemont might’ bo | Wosther and no ice, made which would be satisfactory ty ali partics. Mr. Srewe >= withdrew his #u for ihe present, ia the belie! ch au de made. When a cay was fix COLLECHING AND DISBt TUE MAVENCK. wea, (adm ) of "A, made an inemactan! effort to report a bil from the Committes of Wage and Meane recuisurg the mode and inauner of collecting ard disbursing the revenus VEKARE ON TE KANSAS QURSHIOS ‘The Heuse wont into commie on the letciency Ap- proorta ion bul. Mr. Pesros, (adm) of Ky., made a speech in favor of {Kansas under the Lecompton coustitu- predicted the mot isastrous consequences from the Ceteat of the bill, aud accaset tho repablicans ‘with Keeping cpen the agitation to promote their Presiden. tial eieotioneer ing pul Mr. Grow, (opp ) tte apoke of the injustice and op. ef the attempt to force on the of Kansas ® cons tat against which thoy have protested in the anost solomn forms. The people wore lulled into recurity Dy executive promises that (he ovus\iution should ub mitted, but were betrayed vy fraud and violence, and now Aho last act (0 (he drama is wouyht to be consummated, The people of Kansas were true to thoir great inheritance, and Total Wreck of the Bark Actress. Savanwan, March 26, 1 ‘The bark Actress, Hopkins, from Glasgow for this port, which ran ashore yosterday on Assibaw Shoals, las be- come @ total wreck. Crow saved. ‘Weather Reports. By the Eastern, Westora, Northern and Southern Tele graph Lines, —Office 41 Wall street. Time, Lat. |Mh 25 | Wind.) Th'r.| Remarks, at 15) Places. Chariottet’a, P11 quebec Onwego, ‘would not Kubmit to grows neurpation upon their political | New Logit rights, for which wove chatacteriaed steely by the | Weamiogion President as “rebellious.” But Mr. Grow » witls By Jeff. , that “resistance to tyranny ia obetience to | *mithron inate. God." There who submit to usurpacion are worthy to be slaves. While the attempt is made to force on Kansas ap odious despot sm, and to propagate haman , there PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. ean be pe peace.) Kana. Pecaperrmas, March 25. 1 Mr. Ter jacin.) of Ta, inaintainel the legality | | Mocks steady Pennsylvania 5's, 87; Reading Railroad Of the proced¢ings attending ‘the formation of the Le | a. ,; Morrw Canal, 48, Long island |, 125,; Pean: comploa conrtiation If Kaueas fs admitted into tho Uojon the | rgiaiatore can at any time pass an act providing for ameccing and aubmitting it to the people, and no power outeide of the State can interfere, Ile know not #y\\apia Kallroad, 48). New Onirans, Mareh 26, 1868. ‘The sales of cotton to day wore 13.000 balos, prices clesiag stiffer, but not quotably higher, Sugar frm. pork, $17. ‘what bis ‘ate would be for votieg for the Kaneas bill, bat | Red wheat, $1. Yellow corn 60c. Mess . 5 if bis comstitoents think he has done wrong they have the | Fr: Cotton to liverpool, 9 16d.; to Boston, Ke. to rend another to take bis placa Sterling exchange, 105% 2 104), bt “— ‘Traven (opp.) of Maas.,aaid whatever blame or cause exista for Gisunion attaches to the slave power, which for many years has controlle! the democratic party Ho spoke of decline of slavery, both im a moral aud — eepert Mr. Srevmeve, (adm.) of Ga., announced that he would, Mowrn, March 24. 1858, The sales of cotton to day were 6,000 bales, at 11 ';c. for middling. Freight» —Cotton to Havre 1)4¢.; to other ports unchanged. Coranresrox, March 24, 1868. The enice of cotton to day reached 6,500 bales, eatad- on Thoreday ‘at one o'clock, move to tako up the Se. " A oe “ me : epost aia ae | eet «@ © Jac. Middling fair is quoted ave, (ol jy eaeyeais , - Crarterox, March 28, 1868, meat hac been made 7 | The les of cotton to-day were 2.000 bales, at former ir. CaMPHmEs,, (1 of Ohio, oxpinined, saying thO 4) cic Good middling Wo fair dite B12 e various geiticmen ‘been consulted. Mr. Gio had no objection to Mr. *tephena’ the Savazvan, March 94, 1808. mouen. That was as far as he (Grow) and his lx | Cotton market buoyant. oa A a Sie bil can tase to taken cps TMMPHMAT OTL, | sour vory dull, Howard street, @4 60. Wheat dull; Mr. Grerumes eaid that Mr. Grow ir | red, $1.0 $108. Corn active; whit, S80, 9 §8e. Whis- the matter—no motion would be made till Thursday. key dull at 22)g¢. Provisions quiet. Lard 100. Mr. Camravii. romarked that by this arrangement no | Puitsvenrma, March 25, 1868, ad) could be taken by either 5 | Flour dull at unchanged rates; wheat quiet and quota- Mr. Goes, (adm ) of Mins, aid ho wished to offer an | tions maintained at $100 « $1 L1 for red, and $1 12 ‘amenoment to a $1 20 a $1 5 tor white. Corn and firm; ; Mr. Srernvss replied that this arrangoment would not | rales of 10,000 bushels. Coffee buoyant; Rio Te. all ’ preclude Lim. Provisions buoyant, mees S16 2 $16. Whukey i Mr. Fioreser, (adm ) of Pa, and others, there | steady Police Intettigence. | Annan ow Sranxox oF Merrie —Some two yours neo, | | It will be recollected, @ German named William Mitchell, Of Ind: ail this was sallatactory 10 | vonper of a low resort in Anthouy street, near Went Broadway, was shot by a couple of row'lies who broke | into the barroom at an uneeasonabie hour of the night | hot the proprietor for interfering with them in | amusement. Mitchell pursued the row. one of them tamed upon and to move on Thureday to take the bill from the Speaker's | Mr. Davis, adm.) him and thoee with | arevolvor shot him through the head. Corocar ‘Bquost pon the body of the loceased, but pe 2 Of the murder could be dis wae offered for the arrest of the police were unable to obtain of the accused partics. Ata ‘This arrangement seemed to bo perfectly underston! by | iate hour on Wedneslay night the Sixth precinet police ~~ ot speech in defonce * ren napiiamed te tae "fue pr . Moown, (adm.) of Ala., made a in of having been imp! murder, ‘The prisoner | of the Bouth. q ) a she loves more than | was ‘ole! up in the station house for examination Cun. the Union, and will defend to the extremity, namely, | ningham recently arrived in thie olty from Albany, The her equality, constitutional rights and , privover denies We charge preferred against him, and Mr. Waetan ian of Ti. saya that on oxamination he willbe able to prove bis en- | MBU RNR, . representing the istriet wink Lave (he largest: repeblion oy “i tire innocence. forty e ‘nited States, protested in the name of the inst Presidential election oes = rf A Pamocrors Yourn.—Jobn Little,» lad about twelve his conatitzer'ts coneummaating what taey ooamder, | YeArH of Age, WAS taken into custody yortortay, chargod ed the orime of slavery a the with stealing the sum of $21" and & check for $13 from ADHAR, against their exprecwe will, aud by the aafe of Mr. George A. Merrim, No. 07 Parciay street. Lecompton + ion. The of the A portion of the stolen money was found [@ the posanasion Ric'Seoun, end bet pene eee nt ed of the prisoner. Justice Weleh conmmittad Little for exe would evew cenre M that we Hetty mination. 0 of both Pierce and Bras nise Jan. —Matthew Comeklin, another of the pri- nation, aad were it not for the ofticial proofs, the mini tile t freedom: the former deserve! eontem; ooners who escaped from the Fifth precinct station house merited the execration of sterity. ‘The nie on Raturday night, by breaking open his cell door, wae ont in Kaneas wi upon the escuteheon pt pany he Fe liso, of the detective force, waa committed to the Tombs for examination. of them ja eter time would be considered pi of reeeality, The Governors who hed Porn orci Gerpse Horn of mm Wrowe Parry.—In tho matter of there bad either been removed or compelled to the Inte libel opan Mr. Geo. W. White, contained in a vile for attempt if Wo Hold the scales of jnatica aven between tke wbie the « that. ng partion. Tike Saturn vievouriug mecesaireiy | ‘ter addressed wife, the prosocutor ia satisfed ‘all his ob!\:tren, the Pierce and Buchaoan the got hold of the wrong party when they arrested had devoured successively all their Kansas ¥ yy -y! have come to which The slave power Was ly Auareesive, and, the Gor 3. S eetablish contro!!ng power in French revolution, it marched guilt of an individual Mw absent city. reen erin to amnestie, and fromm amnestien to erimen, ae He fol prow! ef the noble State which he in part repre. or McCa anfortena “~~ forte] foe cbr peaition het reprowentar es tn both houses | on th lcd mat. p'aced upon bie Uvird trfai, in divans, eo have taken om Ue ettniaivn oF Kaumae ‘The people be | the murder of hia wile : pe ath cm AFFAIBS AT TUE STATE CAPITAL. Oar Special Albany Despatch. of NO FONDS FOR PURLIC INSTITUTIONS —B (GH HANDED | MEASURE OF THE COMMISSIONSRS OF BMIGRATION REVIVAL OF THE MAMMOTH TRUST COMPANY | AMENDING THE CHARTER, ETC. Ausayy, March 25, 1868. A highly tateresting discussion unpremeditatediy sprung up in the Senate this morning, showlug ihe feel- ings of certain Senators with regard to money appropria- Uae. A bill was about being read a third time, in which was given to the New York Hovse of Refuge the sum of seventy five thousand dollars. The bill was ori- givally drawn for that instituuon, but in Committee of the ‘Whole Mr. Patterson, who represents Rochester in the ‘Benate, obtained consent of the Senate to add tho sum of twenty thousand dollars for the Western House of Ro- fuge, located in the latter city. This morning Senator Wheeler, of Franklin county, moved to recommit the bill. He stated that ho felt as willing as any other person to distribute the charities of the State to these as well as every other deserving public institution. But in the pre- sent state of our public finances he did not feel willing to ‘vote eppropriations when there was not a dollar in the treasury. The State is now indebted more than half a million, due to laborers on its public works, and unabl- to pay the first farthing. He had recent information from the Comptroller to the effect that should the Legisin tare pags such a law ag tho one proposed, the money ould not possibly be provided. The Senator spoke fo half an hour in an eloquent strain, urging the strictes economy in the public expenditures. He was followed on the other side by Senators Patterson and Diven, who spoke feelingly for the juvenile delinquent who are eo well cared for both in the New York and Ro chester Houses of Refuge. They both exhibited giowin Pictures of the great good with regard to morals and hu mauity which had been accom! by the reformation of hundreds of youth com! for penal ner them and permitted to associate with bardened and veteran offenders. Mr. Wadsworth took sides with Senator Wheeler. Ho contended that whilst the Logisiaturo are forbidden from assisting our " it and literary institu- tions on account of the embarrassed condition of tt treasury. it could not be expected that funds were to be found to build new for the improvement of crimi- ‘nals which were not absolutely ne: The Senator stated, in the course of lis speech, tbat Commission- era of Emigration had issued @ circular to the pani ne ane Je Lads heigl J Ladys that no more indy on account support ocr Oe Dasipees id be rext by The Orin the a new fact in 6 history of the transactions of this commision. They veive two dollars a head for each arriving in 6 State, and now, having that their F ycon witling to send the poor emigrant into the county r houses for the rural population to support. Tho Hegistature abould take early action, and cal! for informa- ‘ect. Other Senators spoke upon the question of OS inp but the Senate adjourned after referring the bill back to the Committce of the Whole. ‘The time of the House was consumed in debating the question of striving out bonds and mortgages ‘rom banking basis. It was a questien upsn which half the members gecmed willing to participate in debating. The rural gon. tiemen are decidedly opposed to striking out this kind of Wasis, Eome confided that the feundations of banks should agsimi'ate as near gold and silver a& possible, and that government ana Now York stocks were nearer this standard than atythirg oxo possibly could be. To wit- pees the dlepluy of talent on this question a person might ily imagine thet the members were au association of s, though holdiug very diereat views. Last session thero wasa programme got up for the purpose of incorperating a trust company in the | of New York, having for ita object the overshadowing | yinstivation in the country. Myron H Clark, who cccupied the Governor's chair the year provious, was to | been the president. Thoogd they Lad the most for- widable array of Swiss in the lobby, together with ex- | Governor Clark, and a list of influential names in the bill, | still, even that’ well known corrupt Topislature did not dare to paes the Dill, It was then called the “ Metropoll tan” Crust Company; but owiug to the fact that the term | “ Metropolitan '’ bas become extremely unpopular durin; the past yeur, that title bas been drepped, and this morn- | and who camo ing malor Ely re introduced the bill under the caption of | interesting intel tho “Manbattan”’ Trvat Company of the City of New| York. Nearly all the names appear again aa corporatora ‘WC, pe open. ysis BN ERS Jeigh, Elisha | —and socn. Tt waa currently stated | ect of this organization was to place ex-Goy- n the preeidency thereof, with a heavy eala- ry. 88 @ recompense for havirg #0 steadinst! adhered to the Probibitory liquor law. Will the democrats and Americana now unite for such parpese? Sevator e; bas introduced a bill ling the charter of the city New York as passed in 1807, in the follow- ing partiSulars:— pighth section to be ameg@ed by striking out teenth section (s proposed to be amended # ont the ret and jecend paragraphs, and the word pest full wing, sad inserting in thet ‘ace the words elected by the electors of the clty for the first section ia amended by striking out @ Comptroller and the Counsel to the rung in thelr place the words “or their rection amended by Inserting at pb the words, “no officer of the government er Corporation ¢moluments iveressed during the term for which he shall beon appointed or elected ”’ (Tf any one wishes to under- fleng the proper amendments, be is referred to the charter Mee} ‘The ofic\ai organ of the ibilcan party has recognized the policy and propriety r the for finishing the wale a« foreshadowed by the democrats. It seems now, that as all partion aro agrood, there will be no tolling rail roads nor taxing banks, nor filching surplus profits or un- caime deposite te be uscd as portions of the canal fund. ‘Thorgh Senater Stow’s bill for tolling railroads is to be | taken up on Tuesaday, thero w# reason to believe that the | Senate wil! make short metre of it. ‘The {nformation given us that the military authorities had recalled a stack of muskets from the Utica Citizens’ Cores, wae from a reliable source. Of course we knew notbing personally concerning it. It appears we were | misinformed, and as it is now contradicted, no doubt —_ plea- “tiea the we Corpor enbord See. 4. The tl the end of the wenty-elghtt Pat the authority of the Commander in-Chicf, we take sore in stating that the muskets étill remain in the armory, and will continue to be used by dist well disct Pilned corps. WEW YORK LEGISLATURE, Benate, Atany, March 26, 1808. vernon. By Mr. Wuxetxe—Against apy radical change in tho banking laws. Parowrs, By Mr. Ky (dem.)—To amend the Brooklyn Water Works act. By Mr. Axes (rop,)—To increase the depth of water in the Rodeon river opposite Troy. By Mr. Braxnmes (dem.)—To amend the charter of the Excelsior College. By Mr. Dayne (rep.)—To amend tho law relative to the taxation of ministers of the Gospel. Also relative to the appointment of commisr onors to take private proper. ty for public pur Also to enlarge the power of the Board of Br s WEIA INTRODUCED, By Mr. Sere: dem.)—To amend the law relative to the im of the breod of wealee horses. ir. Dormen (dem.)—Relative to balo bay and bay Hy Mr. \1y.—fo incorporate the Manhatten Tree tOsm> ps KVENING SESSION. The Senate went into Committee of the Whole and re- ported ‘on the bill fer the protection of gas con- somers in New York and a In Commities of the Whole the bill relative to the Ms. sioeary Boclely of the Methodist Fpiscopal Church waa No other baeinces of importance wa: done. Assembly. Array, March 25, 1 Mr. M. Mica (dem.) asked leave to introduce « motion for @ Grinding Cotnmitice, Objected to. The debate in the Committee of the Whole was ro stricted to thirty minutes. The bill to authorize the con. struction of « railroad |: streets parallel to Broadway hat progress reported on it. A motion to report the bill com. plete was loet. Mr. Law's bill relative to unclaimed deposite in the banks and courts bad progrees reported upon it. MOPTOAGD SECTRSIE FON RANEING PURroeR. ‘The bill to probibit the deposit of mortgages in the Panking Department a the basis of banking was taken ap Mr, WALKER (rep.) moved to strike out the first section. Hie held that the depression of mortgage securities was ', that stock securities also the panic, and that the bill would ripple bank: . “YP. Cuacxee ( . favored the bill on the ground that auch securities only stould be deposited ae would be cer- tain to realise dollar fer dollar on ther circulation. The Srasxer urged Ge paseage of the bill as not inter- forting with the bonds snd at deposited {eos Danking nt, but only eee! ually to withdraw from the banking system of tho ‘all ques. tronabi in recuritier. Mr. Wor corr (rep. jand Mr. Henrarn (dem.) spoke in ee Wace (a ry of the bill, and Mr. Wacrs (dem.) urged the pasme b ‘ Sond and cited one inetance whore ten thousand seencities eott for om thousand. bad che Superintendent reatized wy net ee the fall yalue for whieh they were depoatted him. . Day Fw} opposed the scheme of Wail girent operas felt wae not in the t mortgages, Micor whose duty A wagto make md Morteayer wore Ue vo Measrs. Worronn (dem.), Vaw Vataewrcre (rep.) and Beoe (dem) mupporea the bill. Mr, Wisse (dem.) moved an amendment forbidding the Withdraw si of bank securities under $100,000, and $0,000 for individual banking Mr. MeNewt (dem.) moved to amend by requiring mort- Rages to be talen at 25 per cent and stocks at 10 per cent under their free, The debate wae continued till the adjournment. EVENING ON. The Honge in Committee of Whole, with Mr Du in the chair, took up the apecial ordar of the day, the bill amore De ‘ag year's apportinument ao as to give county two ters and Li ington ong ss shall have bis salary ar | | of tho case, | ofthe } NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1853. ‘Mr, Bazs. (rop.) opposed it. Mz. Crane: moved to amend by giving the member in cispute to New York. After devate progress was on the bil, amd it wor malo the special orser for Wednesday next. ~~ aon, Fates be and Se Ser ye renee ener and mortgages as asia of danking progress re- ported upon them. ‘The Invornaticasl Bridge bil was then taken up. Durivg the debate thai followed upen it @ warm passage took place botween the Speaker, Mr. MeNott and itr. Pars vas. ‘Mr. McNett deciared tue statements made by Mr. Par- ops false, and stated that no person should make the us- Parsons) had made io any other en i xR the tloor. He propounced Mr Mo- Nett’s attack uncourteous, and opposed the bill oa the ground of danger to the shipping. Mr McNurt repiled, declaring that the Speakor had was false. ‘Tho SrxaxKn—Does the gentleman accuse me of ha asserted ap untruth? © sae The Srmarta—foes the goatonaa KER the moan to say that I would agsert what was false? e Mr. McNrrr—! say you made statementa that are not founded on fact. ‘The Grxaxzn—Does the gentleman mean that my state- ments or my arguments were unfounded t Mr. MoNwr1—TI mean to say that the statements ae which your argument was based were incorrect. Ha then continued to argue in favor of the bill. Mr. Parsors (em.) said that the gentleman from Krie bad uttered a threat him 0 WSs not afraid of any man. Ho could defend himaelf. Cries of “Order,” “Or: “Order.” Mr. Pansoxs continued. He would not have his mouth shut by the gentioman from Erie. ‘The Caaix again called Mir. Parsons to order. < General Lasher, Sergeant at Arms, appeared on the jor. : Mr. McNart rose and disclaimed any threat. He hed understood the gentleman to accuse him (McNett) of Ferg faire figures. If tho ceptleman did not mean thathe (MeNett) begged to apolcgie for what he had said, Mr. Parsons and Mr, VanHors spoke against the bill. Mr. T. Joxns, Jr., (Gem.) supported it. ‘Tho dobate was further coutinued by Messra, Baker, Weisnt and others, up to 11 P.M. Koo. fF Orleans Picayune, Maren 19.) We published cn Wednesday inviligonce from Tampico to the 6th inst., brought by the schooner Red Fox. De- rived from a sing'o paper and tando of that date, it was very brief, end comprised no particulars beyond thai of ancouncing that Colonel Moreno had largely reduced the duties upon flour and provisiors to be imported. The echooner W. W. Harkness, Captain Peterson, which ar- rived this morning, furviabes us with details, among which will be found sufficient to account for recourse being had to such a measure. We subjoin a letter with which we have been favored: — i ampieo, March 5, We are in the midst of another rev. sfatiovary ais turbance, Garza is hovering wboul the road between this lace and Altamira with aamall m force, mopping all matercourse with (be tntericr, and c supplies of markedng apd fuel His troops cums hear ‘ie fora last night, bul did not atack. ‘he troops in town ure constantly under arms, and should Garza attack the forts of this placo'ti is probable be will meet Witha repulse. But, ss intrizues are the order Of the day in this country, no corréet opinion can be formed 4s to te final terminai!on of our present dillieulties. h steamer Solent, now olf the bar, Vera Cruz, with passengers and $160,000 A decree by ol. Moreno, dated the Sth inst., requires every citizen between the ages of 17 rol bimeelf in the militia, to resist Garza may make against the piace. Neglect to pega 4 with ti is requirement is to subject the delinquent to uel penalty as may be decmed called for by the cireurnstances Foreigners are authorized to form corps for the purpose of dctending their property axd interests, should they deem it meet, and are promised such assist ance in doing so as they may need We bave files of the Union to the Stb inst, but they comprise nothing whatever of interest, uz ess it be pro nunciamiento: in favor of the Zuloaga coverament by Chi- this day for fe. | contepec and Tuxpan. Mail communication with the interior was cut ot. INTERESTING FROM TEHUANTEYEC {From the New Orleans Picayune, Mareh 18 | The schoover Suifolk, Capt. Smith, from Minatitian, ar | rived yesterday afvernoon. She left the bar at the mouth ‘Coatzaconiccs on the Sth inet. We are indebted to a gentleman of this citys who has | been on the Isthmus of feluantepee for several mouths, ee a in the Sulfolk, for the following )Konee:— In the latter part of February, rumors reached Minatit Jan that a party of three bundred Mexican troops, of the ‘holoaga faction, was advancivg with a view to soize Mi natitlan, which was beld by Gov, Saenz and « body of by the constitutionalists, and to take possession of the Isthmus. Goy. Saenz thereupon lad a portion of the troops under bis command put aboard the war steamer Hidalgo, lying opposite the town, with a view to procecd- ing up the river and intercepting the advancing party, and they oa for that purpeso. This was in Jast week of Febr: . About the 24th, the Suifoll. dropped down from M: to the bar, some twelve miles be- low, where she lay nine daya On the 26th the schoonor Major Barbour, Captain Thompeon, arrived at the bar, having on board thirteen Mexican officers (including Gen. Wheat and Gen. Guetia), ail armed to the teeth, and uncer the lead of Gen. Salas, ex l'rovident of Mexico. The Major Barbour remained at the bar about three hours, (during which time the officers of the fort at tho mouth of the river paid @ friendly visit to the party on beard ) and ten started for Minatitlan. Meantome Gov. Saenz, baving heard ot their arrival, seat down orders for the arrest of the whole party, but the orders arrived too late. When the Major Barbour arrived at Minatitlan Governor ‘Saenz would not allow any ope on board w land; where hen = Thompson anchored his schooner ia the midrle of the stream opposite the town, all the time keeping the United States tag lying. Governor Saenz, it appears, was very anxious to arrest the Mexican officers on board he -chooner, but Capt. Thompson declared it should pot be done under that flag. Rattied in this design, Goy. Saenz had made such disposition of his troops on shore as he thought best calculated for the dejence of Minatitlan, and at the same time keeping strict watch on the Major ‘Bar- ur and the party on board. Our informant gays that the Mexicans on board the echoouer cpenly announced that they came to pronounce for Santa Anpa, but as there were no signs of the advance of the three bundred men across the Isthmus, he is of cpiwion that the Major Barbour and bor party’ of Santa Antaists would bave to leave the river without accom: plishing their parpose. ‘He further says that if a sufficiently strong armed party ‘was to land and pronounce for Santa "Anna, he bas nottho slhtest doubt that they could obtain possession of Mina. titian nnd the Isthmus without reristance, and that the conatitutionalist troops under Governor Sacn7 would at yo iny down their arme or join in tho ery tor Santa cna. The Amoricans on the Isthinns, he tolls us, generally in- elite to the conatitutionalists, but take no part in the con- tert. The Mexicans, he says, are almost unanimously for Sapte Anna When the Suffolk left there was considerable excite. mont and affairs were in a state of incertitude. Santa Ana, our informant says, was daily expected to arrive in the Contyaconicos, and he would not be surtvised if tho one legged chieftain has arrived bofore thix time. [From the une, March 18.) The schooner Major ir, Capt. Thompeon from Minatitlan 15th inst , arrived yesterday. Tho following is ‘8 list of ber It will be even that Gen. Wheat ‘was not of tbe num The gentleman who furnished us with the news from the Isthmus of Tehuastepec, publish- ed yesterday morning, muat have becn mi informed as to Gen, Wheat Wy Tay aboard the Major Bar- bour =. M. de Francieco Vuitian, J. Cardena, Yambonino, a Corral, J. Mond . Francisco Castillo, a Janregui, sco , Vedre Pena, A. Arce, A. Keu- Tints, J. Harrola. New Jersey Itema. Tur Disnsexp Hovoxay W ater Cows ienovmns Paetoren. —The Supreme Court of New Jersey yesterday gave a Cecision in the case of Mosers. Eamund Charles, Jobn Ire- land and Charles Clinton, who were last fall dismwsed from the Board of Water Commirsioners by the Hoboken Council. The case was ht up on a certiorari to are Se pace © the Mayor and Conncil, and the decision of the Court was, “ That the proceedings in this cause be, and the rane are hereby in ail things reversed, set aside and for nothing holden.” This restores these gentlemen to their in the Board of Water Com- missioners. The Pennsylvania Coal Trade. ‘The anthracite coal trade remains dull. The Potteville Miners’ Journal, of Saturday, says — ‘The quantity sent by railroad this week ie 20,377 tons, being an increase of 781 tons over the quantity sent last week. ‘The trade exhibite no gew features. The cold spell bas increased the demand a little for immediate use, but as SS ae See all probability slack The water will be let into the canal ually, im the course of the ensuing week, if the continurs to moderate, but we doubt whether any coal will leave be- fore the last week in thix month the Gret of April. for rear. ie fates of tolle and Ree nee. All are wait ing for the astion managers of the Roading Kailroad Company. A Jest Verpiet—The occurred in Jetierson Fpbratm Cater, and a attempted a chirerart of 1 following tragic incident » Miss., on the 19th ut: — ion by the name of Johnson, Jamer Smith, using bugles, Mr. submitted begged of the parties, for the sake of his family and their own liver, to lesiet from their infamy and cowardice, and not unt!] patience and forbearance were axhansted did he maniitet any hostile resentment. To Pid himedtf of mm in sadent and estar! enemy he was compelled to use his gen. The shot told well, and the victim expired with a single gasp. The eoroner’s jury rendered @ rerlict of cust.Labie bomieide. Resrvres Revivars The Otia Mant Company, | ae re i oy? rasene ver ml about the , ain in the course of ® ‘tar their ther tot oe Mewern, Ste the same piace, month oF two, to vena aod GNbert, of to start their } Mancheater a “> Tena! eB, ». The Blodgett . acids, wilt starton the tret of | roapgg full time on Mondn: evap ty ing trem 100 to 150 Apr, tail time. MIS Pocae rep.) poke at length im favor of the Mayor's Oftice. Banter 07 42 AGMWT OF AN Acs neko Gi. What LOFTERT AND Poturr Comvxrn.—Yeoterday afternoon oftcer George F. Braxdi,ef the Mayor's uquad, took ip ctuyedy a men hamed Caries Mulor, whom, it is alleged, ia the agent of & German tery concern, known aa ihe Grand Duke or Baden State lottery, in Germany. Muller, 1) i# gatd, bes been doing a’ immense buviness in soiling levertes and Policies for the above concern, his receipts amounting to over $56,000 ¢u' the pes: year. Tho principal olics ta located at No Lak Hatrect, and it war Lere the oflicee | succeded in arresting Miller and securing a iarge smount of , blanks and circulars, the iatter shewing thenext drawings, which amovut to prizes varying from $9,000 to saroa,teo, tobe di ‘rawn cn the Sst of March, Ctat of | Avgust, and 36th of November. Miller, It ‘s also alleged, | bas about ffty agents who trevei around among Gorman | families in this city selling tickets, cono being sold for | leas than one dollar. Ali the papers and bovks found im tho establishment wero removed to the Mayor's office ard locked up, and Miller committed to the Tombs until this | morning, whea he will be brought before the Mayor for | examination. Calendar—This Day. ircvit.—Nos. 2886, SKEG, 2010, 3169, Bure ib. 4908, 2286, 2164, 2761 4848, 1827, 1290' S208," 8054, 2166, 732, 105, 2782, 2126, S274 1086, ‘2642, 198s, 1220, {469, 89663;, $777, 1902, 3187, 2180, Siow, 8110, 276, S147, 2288, + 4137, 1360, 8016. Svranuvk Cocke —Now, 2082, 648, 610, 181, 683, 686, 685, 693, GPS, CO, Gob, 702, 704, 706, to 719, 728, 728, 725, 618, 6&6. ra a J. no montane macs Me 1 odiaiaed, genuine, . All Hair Compositions Cannot be Compare: NGRANDJFAN'S advice, Baldness, dandrat and gra hair prevented. Ji Courca street. ‘The New Style of Hat.—You D»oubtiess have seeo KNOX’S apring style of hat, which haw juat boon trtroduced; {f not, onit mt the cornee of Br adwa: alton @lrnet and evamine it ‘the large variety © you will find there, KNOX py ty lo, and vary ustly +0, for is about dye weatoal, (he naill- ahd most becoming bat that we have ween in many a day. David's Sprin; in atyle end finigh. %, Buy « Hat, and Paste this in It—Watkins, leader of style, 124 Fulton street. Hatiess Metropoiitans Remember that a: KINA’ spring siyie of hala canno! be peal, 1B Fr Style of Hats are Beautiful Jeervom {01 Broadway, near Duane at, Attention te Especialig Cailed to Genin’s card under the head of “Miscelinreous Advertisements,” in this day’s Herald. Let every one who wears hais rear! it. P ‘aphs Printed in Colors._-The latest inveot Protessor THaraltt, first introduced at HOLMES Gallery, 399 Broadway, Soe the progress of art. Spring Overcoats, Business Frocks, and asks, whclemle wad retatl, cheap for cash Wit t. sure a 206 Broadway. $10--Board and Tultion per Term at Had- son River Ipstity Call eu Prof, FLACK, Tuternational Hotel, Broadway Batcheior'’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess—. The Lest to the world, surpassing all made. fold and applied the manufactory, 2S Broadway. 10,000 Cases Boots and Shoes at Auction prices at PHILLIPS & BMITH’A, 64 Warres street. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-- Beat in the worid, For aale and dye applied, No, 6 Asior louse. Wigs for $8 at Cameron's, 109 Fuitvn street, Brooklyn.—For style and qunlity we challenge the world. Hill's Hair Dye, Four Shillings « Box-—-Black cor brown., No.1 Barcisy atract Infailible ongvent Brvcy——Mamm.—On Sune a; residence of the brice’s fostertather, Mir. Thos. Jones, by Rey. Dr. Weston, Mr. Ta bridge, Mass., to Mies Louisa B. BUCHANAN=JActaKD.—On Toursday , y Tey James Millett, at the residence of tho bride's mother, Wr. Wriam Boonanay to Miss Aveta Jactaap, all of this city. “ Hasiroy—Pinut.—At Bristol, Pa ,ou Toseday, Merch 5. by ys, GonGR Hamrrtos, of New dork, Varnre 8, eldest danghter of Symington Phillips Lv2—L.2aG.—On Wednesday evening. March 44, by Rev. Haskins, of the Episcopal chureb, Mr. Haxny Tx to ise Susas Lae, both of this city. ume—Stasvonts.—Ov Thuraday, March 25, at 6 jock P.M, ab St. Matthew's Lutheran church, by Rey C.F. F. Stoleman, Mr. Groroe Ho Movorr, enyar refloer, apa ex Councilman of the Twenty-roco:d ward of this city, to Peamievee Sornia Stavvonia, lately from the city of Bambury, Germany Prxsnax ’ Banow.—On Wednesday evening, March 24, by Rev. Dr. Osyood, Samuxz J, Mavwiman to Compnna Louisa, daughter of the late Lewis K. Bridge, aq, all of this eity. 33, w Died. Bovn.—On Thursday, March’ 26, of consumption, ft uwaNce, davghter of Jamies Boyd, aged 14 your, 6 moutha apd 14 days. The friends and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the fuuersl, from her late residence, No. 12 Franklin street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. Coryin,—On Tuesday morning, March 23, Jacon Cotvar, aged 40 years ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro rospectfully invited to attond the fuceral, from his late resivence, corner of Fighth avenue and Fifty-ninth street, thie (Fri Gay) aftertonn, at one o'clock, withont further invite tr —On Sunday, March 21, at the renionce of hia ,Jobn J, Stephenson, Eowan» Dewy, a native | years. ay morning, March 25, Kirnew Har. | ren Dove, in the 70th year of hor azo. friends are invited to attend the fune- ih street, Wilbamsburg, this ‘The relatives clock, without further invi- Nerth ral, from No, 276 Nerth Sev At two o' (Friday) afternoon tation DowDiG@ay. sumption, 1 bi ace His triends and those of the family are reapecttally in Vited to atiend the Luneral, from this late rendence, No. 810 Yourta avenue, on Saturday morning, at ten o'rlock The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for intor- | ment. GeoverRar —On Thursday, March 25, of inflammator: croup, Haxnuxtta, davghter of Arthur and 'lcie Good. speed, and grandoavehter of the late eter Grain, Sr, artist, aged 4 yenrs and & months. The relatives anc friends of the femtly are rerpectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternocn, at | two o'clock, from the resilience of her parents, No, 283 Sonth Sivth’streot, Jersey City. Vhilade|phia and Bastinore papers please copy. Hoy r.— At Staroford, Conn. on Taescay night, March 25, after a jong and lingering fliness, rma Hoyt, wile ‘the late Alanson Hoyt, aged 68 yoars, 5 months and 4 | On Thursday evening, March 25, of con wan ©. Downtwan, in the usth year of days The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral services, at the Mariner's Baptist church, in Cherry street, betwoen Rutyer and i'ike streets, this (Pricay) afterncon, at half past one o'e'ock. The reumains Will be taken to Groonwood for interment Kase.—On Thursday, March 26, Pare: Kaye, a native of county Wexford, Ireland, im the 74th year of bix age. ‘The friends of the family ere invited to attend the fame: rel, from his late residence, ‘SS Furman treet, frook- lyn, on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock Kreot At his residence Mew Bronewick, J. on Thursday, March 25, euddenly, Parveas Keevr, in the 40th your ot his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | invited to attend the funeral, from hu Inte residence in New Prunswick, N. J., on Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock. Matesws.—On Thursday morning, March 26, Sawer. Matwaws, in the 56th year of his age. The relatives and (rionas of the family, and those of his brothers, Rev. Spencer |. Finney and William, Joha and Alexander Mathews are fully invited to attend the | funeral, from his late residence, No. 148 Madison street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock Meary.—On Thursday, March 25, Mant Pinner, daneh- ter of Jobn aud Catharine Murry, aged 1 year, § months and 10 days. j ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- (Friday) afternoon, at tw o'clock, from the residence ber parents, No. 149 Hiixabeth street. Virem—oOn Wednesday morning. March 24, Vasey Tova, infant daoghter of Jotm and Hannal Maria Myers, ‘aged 11 monthe and 24 days. ‘The relatives and (riends of the femily are invited to at- tend the funeral, from No, 299 Broome street, th (Friday) aiternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be mken to Gre enwoot for interment. McDaxsort —On Thursday evoning, March 9, Saaen nia Dany, wife of John H. McDermott, aged 50 years. ‘The reiativesand friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from No. Ad Greenwich street, on Saturcay » At two o'clock. Serru.—On Thorsday, Mareh 25, Arora Minis, wife of Fhenever Smith, and daughter of Richard Varian, aged 28 years. The relatives and friends of the famity are invited to at- tend the funeral, ‘rom ber late residqnce, No. 27 West Twenty sixth street, on Sunday y At halt pact two o clock, » thout further invitation. Tate. —Oa Wednesday, March 24, of inflammation of the lungs Puta, only daughter of Wm. W. and Mary A. Tate, da years t i P iH ay . 6 months and 19 deys, veareat Emma, thou has left us And thy lone we deeply feel; But ‘tis God who has bereft ux, He can all ovr sorrows heal ‘The relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully inwed to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor eS No. Wyckott street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) af- rhoom, at two o'clock. Newburg ease copy. Thomreon —On Wodneeiay evening, March 24, of in flam mation of the | « Hawny B. Tromrsom, infant con of Jno, Rand Felieite Thom age! 6 weeks. The friends Of the family are folly requested to the funeral, thie (Friday) alter noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his No. 178 Orchard street. The remains will be taken to a for Interment a—(n Wednesday, March 24, Rice ©. Va VALaneree, agod 48 years. The refatiy ad Friends of the family, and the mom bers of Oriental Lodge No 6,1. O. of 0. F., are respect fully invited to attend the fuoeral, on Saturday after BoM, at two o'clock, from his late resitence, No. 205 Nast ioauk Tho remains will be taken to Greenwood for interme: Wret la Brockiyo on Wedweslay, Maru 1, 0f le |G | +e Sdoromation of , aged 6S yoare . ‘The relatives aud frends of the fur!) teed the funeral, from LN@ late residence, mM ial eoteeny pince, Brockiy 2, this (Hr. \#7) sfternoon, at bait past tour Ocha. Focus. Of congestion of (he brain, Wa. Hanne Wo ca, ot Wm, #eaiy aud Margai% Woods, aged 6 youre 0 da 5s. ‘The reiatives and friends of the faz)y are invited tend the funeral, from the residency of his parents, No ea Hoeatio etreet, this (#riesy) aftarnoon, mt one o’cicee Woovwans.—On Wednesday, March % Fuswom B., dnoghter of Joh H. and Fliza A. Woodwars, aged 6 months and £6 day: ‘The friexds of the family are invited to attend the fune- al, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the rea dence of her parents, No. 140 Prince stroet. ‘Moston papers please copy. __—_—_—_—_—_—_ AT CIMBREDE'S—A COMPLETE STOCK OF Fine pavers and envi that cannet be procured ef other nioros. S29 Broadway, cpoliaa, AMRERSON, ANDER#ON, 99 BOWERY—IB Roglieh low price. » grent iors prices: vir, Nog velveda, Bo, ie nie, oa ths, Ja, e.; beautifal inarain carpets, da de ‘de basa, ie. HIRAM AMRRAON, 99 TTENTION.GOOD TASTE.-WE SX Pat we ore eomewhat tne idione aa to the aan ar W who can sult our idem of ance iar N. HSPANSCHETD, 118 Nasean tvde Twi bit ise amotly, ‘> my boat, graceful, lish, gentiemantiy, fiiahed with meat ees, Crcoedingly becoming and ves ‘eRson abe ‘price. Call'and aca for yournclven at lis Nasaauareet BDre BANERS, cemasatEp TKST M¥DIUM, Wi. janker, clairvoyant and trance medirm. C\ Fae eerie I ce um. Circles day amd —————. (A ZEEMANENT CURE FOR PIL. —T11e PROPRER- tor of Dr, Wimer's pile suppository will queraake cure amy case of external or Interual piles. Relereace be given to more than two dozen of persons in Ula cliy whe wore confined to thelr beds, aad this article tas made & pee- fectoure of them Tf you are not walisiled ofte Onn box of the suppository your money will be returned by dew Agent, 168 Bowyry, N.Y. The medicine can be sent toeng parlof the coubtry. B YE CLOTHED—& DIVINE INJSUNCTION—PBAS- Uenily ettected by the arch tatley CLARKE, 6 Wildas street —spring lane, #4: due, $10 W; superiine frock coats, $1010 $14. Pants and vests to correspond, of the korgoons Freel plate glaré window: IORNA, RUNIONS, NAILA PENETRATING fleah, extractel withont paim, #0 that the boot: eam Yorn immediately efter the qperation mituous the tena conveplence to the patient fr. LACHARLE, Sangean Oairopodist, iw) Broaway. af YARPERTS AND OTLCUOTHB. GB POMPHREY & 60, 524 Bromdiwe > posite the Bi. Nicholas Hotel, Over an tmmence stuck, ‘At leas than cost, ILARET - 250 CAYKS SUPERIOR CLARET WINE Aw 2 cost of fmportauon, viz,: $2 25, for ale by G, K. Ma DUM, 15 Wall street. g AUTION.—DB. 1. JAMES York ¢ h aron HAS NO AGENT IN NEW ertisod | All such peetam- 1 we anchor oo A= noo Beep ad PATENT *RPWING MACHINES on ra, pania, weet and boot and samc ftvers, and general use, Balearoom is Brosdway, Bo corner of Broome TO HOTHL KRKPRRE. ratand that weveral persc VAUTIO! gh fre ten coupiry representing themaclvea aa ehiedam Aromatic ticbuappa, and welling ton and pipe. lenve to caution hotel keepers aad tae publi these {ma enulve aehasppy is only sold be he proprietors naune on the bote ws algnature om the iabed. id advise el} persona who have been swindled these Importers to refuse paymaat, om the ground of a the cobt cannot be collected by law. UDOLPHO WOLFR, tnver and importer, 22 Beaver sre ole manufa TABON'B BYR EPH CLARK, PROPRIFTOR, $6 Weablisgio Albany, N.Y. For wale by Mae vin. BAYS, Brow TBSON'S SYRUP IN ALI CASRS OF KEXUAL INCA acity bad diweases of We apine or the kidneys le magh cal. Try ik For anle by C.H WING, 192 Brosdway. NUMON'R RYRUP CHANGYS THE WHOLE OOMDE- Gon of the vicod. and Kills the poivon which teed ti trea ct qisease. For sale by CHAS. H. RING, 192 Broadeag, Qmors AYRUP—GENERAL DEPOT 18 68 W. ingwom avenue, Alpany, N. ©. Jos. SEKUP If Ald. VEGRTALL#, AND and Ghai tn what ihe human blood needs. HB. KING, 192 Broadway. THBON'R SYRUP HAS NONE OF DEATH'S BEe iriend mnerat, Gmsors SYRUM WILT, CURE ANY WKAKNESe I® females, of strufulous children, magically IBBON’S SYRUP Is NO HUMSUG, AND [Tt 19 at Ors GRE TRRON'R AYRUP ON BALE Co.'s, Buttaio; Doleya & itios., Byrscuse, Winshow Young's, Bochestor: Dickenson & Comatock's, Cuca, Ream man iinatry%, Hucrou, M. 1. Parnbam’s, Poughkewp- d Rentoul by Veudueser; 0. ¥. Orme, tinge AT A. 1 MATHEWS wpuito Waakogion arene CARD TO THE WAT WEARERS OF OUR New ors, March, wos oom of arrogant swumption ow y us Dreseribing el for every bend Thave cones to break throvieh (bis ancien ensicm of the (rade, and (© pry & proper trinute to 'c tin ceroment an n sense, by offering such an assortmane eusure the gratification of all , Daser io ovina juvt the has ure. p Feaaon Why the batter akanld be itted toy the heads ¢° nll his customers, pordy and al wet and ike Inte weyliuder cf precisely tbe same shape heigh’, a tinnge or brim of preaise:y te same with and cart, merely Decaune be Lae pre. lelertmived habeli be his “Yeading Inebion”’ of the season. 7 more ents of soctal economy, sbo- dept community. If w features and form, it mig! wear hala of hs way shall be his speciality tor wipter om chooses to the rpring, summer, autumy oe ‘The mertine: of fashion who this Inys down te 1 ie alate that they ahall eonfwrnn tap sin Laving insued his “leading amit he have Re may have a br to (he slinde bis trwt ‘The exclusive style bears the sway. whole sock bas been maintactured alter one model, aad ba dary troduce snother, however meritorious, lest he should he ral * and injure bia prestige as aa ia- worthy of the enlightened . Tam aaliailed Henk dic All this is wrong. It tan apd ag outrage pon the publie are of this apinion, 1 neacon twelve which have been designed and startle certain oid Wil approve a KY DUAIONS prejadt > vt thet Une movement whirh, 50 W spesk, own beads, inevead of Iraving them aders of fashion,” I Lave no manner of maiditity of thie at vide by the reel. It At alleventa, Ttake £ imtary hd revo dich ma; Any jTeed to every department of Gresa. 1 shall avail myself of necomih| fore id iomentic, for the produedon of ‘sow end cicgset sty lee of drew bain in the greacest possible variety at the com> fencement ind lurins the progress of every fac ides for so doing are peculiar end extecsive. he to the winomt, ever tiay be the event, periment eball bave a fair (rial; an‘ ag an earsest of the fa. {te | nei ompecial attention to the \woive spring wyiee of Jrews bal now ready at my store, Tie way vinaer JOUN NM. GENIN, ina ot . boots apd shoes, Tadia rubbers, ke, of Sil inde: very arucle that was in vA pare ae now beep reduced to the old prices, at J. H. MILLER & CO. Ot Canal tree. —RADWATS REGULATORS WIL. CURR ively and mpesdiiy, infammation of " the liver complaints, diseases of the beart, femaie complaints, amail por, fevers, ie, Ae. Whenever the i ont a dose of RADWAY! niatore will it to reguiaehy. No edould be KR. BA F.—Ofer 162 Fulton street, New York. Sald by deng~ N kate and morchauta ever . a6 Grain CLOTHING, ‘i \ Now ready, or men abd boa. ; A superior atorument of Spying clothiag, Spring overconus, Business coats, cuathend " vem . At moderate prices. ALFRED MUN co., 441 Broadway, (between Canal and Grand streots, ILVER & WARE Silver p! sete, 6 plocem..... 9 Siver plated Mee vriw. 0 Sliver plated cake tan Hf nt plated tea spoeD aa t md table 94 LEY £60. an GM Broadway. i" ERY BEST PLACE TO NtY OAS PISTU RES ie a) DATLEY 2000S, Gol end 3 Broadway = Thear one ev nailed ax nt, and theft prices are ad | lower than the ruling of a year. $ AND PLANTS ¥ Yogic of al Tees ant olan Cultivated bs PARSONS « CO. x " iain, La Bay Can be obvained by mall, oF at M4 Weil atreet, New York, y° Sf OAK RS | WHAT CHEER.” ee What Cheer” venst inde of ary hope, Toes (or 8 torre ontiom. 1 Fe PIR Wow, saern, Res careful to totes for the What Cheer” enken, as Meas Are the oply of a# [cam gnarantes $4 50 ee ot 8 & sonvie vowel pegged boom Foe sate at all the prine And oor . So. 1 Ann: