The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1858, Page 5

2¢ dé frayed oot of & commission of 26 per cent; thers was to roulBo av Org sv'zation Of parties in interest to whom, alter “ho exponses of the Garden wore ppit gany surplus would relong; from bme tot ime tue Bobs wt was talked of, and fifereot plies be upop, but none of them Rg eon 10 such arraog: ment was ever made; ve Kk, Merely trom the cireurstauce ‘hat inatoad of the Kpewses of the Garden being cefrayod by the teronty per sent, the amount tet! hort the firet pear—Largely short of efraying the CXpevees, aud it therefore became toss aa pbject than Mctherwise would Lave been if the chances jaso been that tbere was to bs anything saved out of the [Wealy per cent, iw ihe meavtiine these expenses were all perne by the Uentrat Railroad; I wag relessed,! thiak, iter about elgmt or vine weeks, and my bond was siveo up Q. The bond to pay tue renty A given up ard Hr. Corning, the f Bt ef tae Cantral Vallroad, @rsuaed tne paymen! o” (16 rect; the ront was aid by the Courral Kailroad out of moneys received for ickete, ape (oe roa. waa largely the dobtor of the Garden of a year aud avail, ave J am oot sure bat itis up tw this Pay; the Erie, though it shared to the advantages, coutrl- sor expences aad aseumed Boud Of its cout think, hud sir; t= bond was ith che view of te-minatiog FADE CMO ote, O ro also freqacut moct- 88, frequent Dey arons » the Peansylyaaa tiironds #8 comity iv aed parucipung with the o:bor two ada; end ~ ments were mate with some of tho oof tue ir Uckota, and they placed 0 Garden, and thoy were sold o2 the sane © manocer that those of tho Central yaogemen'®, this matior in raterenca Bud the dinposition of the surplas, if bere was any, jeft pretty much to my discretion, ag as the geversl arrangement of the Gardeu; the appoint- ent Of most of (be vu rorainates ia the Garden was left, oy consent of betd parties, pretty much (o my judgmont view in regard 10 it; so that If Uyere kas Deen aay- {hipg bad or wrovg, I think Liway fairly be held reapoa- ible. Mr Smith—Teen you bave got a great ceal to bo respon- ibe for. Weed continned—1 goees J most bear it if there Is avy. Searching his papers it adocumont ) 1 don't know but what fy payers have been stolen too, there is ths bosdT spoke of, Tfc.te little useasy with $10,000 on my sboul- Hra, and particolarly when the quostica was in the Com- thon'Counci! au la the courts, wits the resultVery doubt ful. Mr. Smith—Was the question before the Common Jooncil im tvking the lense from your hands’ A. did not so understand it; the question Is a different »bo now from what it wus ther; the question was tacn, whetber the vlote emerprise chould be broken up, its burpose bo defeated, and get ths labitity for rent remain; bere is rowing mere that oecvre to m3 cow, bet [ will AbeWer BLY Question you may cuggest. Q Did sen ever have any conve caution with Dr. Harvis mith regare to this ma‘ter of Castle Garden? A. This last ummer f met him at tae Astor Hote, and Le complaiaed hat te had net been weil treated, chat he had been disap- voinied, or pxrhaps he uaed a stronger oxprossica Q. Cheated out o en office? A. lerbaps; I have only a roan. ier of what his complaint was, because I nevor beard of liu before im counec Jon with the organiza- ion statl; [hae never spoken to him on the subject, ex- sept cme evening at the time Mr. Conklin’s loase was about jo be (ansterred * ” = « * Q. You sinted that tho Erie Railroad never assumed any A the re-peneibibiles of the Gerden ita twenty ver cemty A. [ mean that it did not pay the rent, or rherever dete encies would be deducted they re mentys belon; to the Central road inetead i ® wore from cai vied between t niral and ila; the Erie got ite @ Hoe ear i Lam paceely 1a 1855, It waa known th ' a year the law 5 K wes wo then Cassie Garden pla: Kee should be the place of lending? A. es, sir Q. Was it _known to the members of the House and Se- hale? A. Vos, rir; It was advocaied aad opposed on that © * ° . j " | Q, You cid not receive ary compereation—of course hot? A. ¥o,eir; Ttbink If my account was settled with Jastle Garden, | should be from $1,500 to $2,000 better off; bave wever recetved @ fraction, cirectiy or indirectly, a a Garden, or from apy operations compe wi Q Steamboxta or anything elec’ A. Stoamboats or any vieg cles, orin any carth'y form, not one farthiog, di- rectly or undizcetly; | have devoted more than a year of uy ‘dase, ot my OWn expense, prying my botei bills, acd ull other expenses @. If there bad beep apy eurplus of the 20 per cent, were you to have had any of tt’ =A.“ Yes, str; if there wad Oren any at the meeting I have reterred to* © © ‘f there had beoo any , they were to be divided; “hat is, they so far trusted {a mo that all parties said— * Make euch ac organ/cation &s you think jast aod equita- Me in the thatier,”” in _s ~_ question, if mere had veo #@, whether T would have participated, | au- aw R gun Hy eiliemative, and I wil state what would have been if the org wic-tion bad been porte « * ” ° f£ the Caste Garden association had boon divided tate bares, as wes romotimer talked of, and, as was the last ‘wopeakion, k to vwemy four shares, | was to bare been ntorested ia ope of them. Q Thatis what Dr. Merrie swore to: a those with was first. How many shares! A. My impression ls something at aa equal mrere t as recurved for Mr. Conklia bf he Cevtratand the lxte roade, perhans amcunting hree-feurths ; the Central road and the Erie road wore to odieate ss they thonght proper how it was to be 4 when these things were copsidered , yo Me. = = Dg Was prevent, and if he wasnot, I represented him; he Prie wae represented by Mr. Marsh or Mr. Henry W. Weed; Mr, Couklia the Cortral auc tae Erie were to nave + 2 ares,or what war eqal * a9 compensation for PRBED BY THE LEGISLATURS OF NEW YORK AT TIS BEBMION OF 1855. [Continued from Henry of April 16.)* 226 To aimend an not to ertablich regulations for the sort of New York, pasved April 15, 1857. Sit Rulaving to the Misstovary Hociety of the Methodist Cburen, and to amen: the charter thereof. 228. To incorporate St Mary 6 Canal Mineral Land Com- oan ny To amend an act catitie! ay act ty incorporate the Provident fend Socioty of the city New York, passed April Ay 1867. “Ie Tonment the act entit'ed an art to authorize the of ® railroad corporation in place of the North. Railrond Compavy dleoived, and to Ompower said corporation t execute & mortyge upon its property, yanend Winvch B51, 1867 “1. To relation to the Botalo and A"legany Valley Rail. cad Company, aud the Butialo and Pywburg Kallroad 2. To amend an act entitled an act to sell the burial leround et the Wallabout, ta the city of and to Ao places of bor al, Passed Vobruary 7, 1867. 283. In relat ov to the auliting of expanses for the sup- ‘of the poor end the purchase of supplies im the county See. uthorias the Supervisor of the town of Parma, sot cousty oF Wonroe, to borrow money to baild of re. bridges in said town. 226 To author's the Fort Fdward Biast Furnace Com- 2333 § i a 5 f ? ; . = pate 2 5 i i actto supply the village of Water- gg water, and for other pur. 22, 186%, the Great South Nay Stoam Naviga. the appraisal and ment of canal Bradock end others.” appraisal aad! payment of canal damages to the appraisal and payment of canal Ratoburs ord others. ‘cortain afi tayits to be given in ovi i 5 Fi 7 i E rt & 3 ic y to borrow money and ¢xocute bonds and mortgages | “ie Baron ea moahinss een cates a im the city steamboat ine ob Richman, coptracter for Mud Creek the payment of interest tho drafe Ani and awards of the Canal Board 24 Io relation to tbe a: of Police Justices? clerks to tho city of Now York, and their duties, ‘26 To in orporete the Turnverein of the city of Brook- leeds Tn relsuon to draining certain lands . In ion to in the town of aere, tem of On 7 2 ‘0 charge name of the town of Elgin, in the county of Ont erangue. . 268 To sutborize tho alteration of the articles of suse Cation of tho Pulaski Hank, oe? Respecting the school disirict Library in the elty of nt ‘70. To provide for the construction of a free bridge scress the Hucscu river between the towns of Fort Kd- ward and Moreau 271 To Gut orzo the supervisors of the count'és of Ca qegeene Tompkirs to enter into an agreemont with the 7d of Supervisors of Onondaga or Mource county, to reecive ape keep iu tbo workbouse of either of guid ccun- tes perkons sentenced to copfincment in the jail of said counties of Cayuga and Tompkins, for any term not less then three monrps, 272, Te authorize the Canal Commissioners to construct a 1060 bri¢ge Over the emarged canal at iton atreet, in the city of Bullalo 275 To proviee for the construction of a bridge across the Orwego river, at the vilinge ot PLanix. 274, Reiative tothe Syracuse, Binghamton aud New York Rairesa Company. 1b. corporete tbe Youatt Lyceum, of New York. 276, To incorporate the New York Peneumatic Power re 277 To extend the time for the collection of taxes in the town of Leroy in the county of Geecsce. ‘278. Authorizing the town of Malone, in the connty of Frevk: to meke & loan from the common school {und. 279 Reletive to the election of a special Judge for the couvty of Tompkics. 280. ‘To sménd chapter 148 of the laws of 1866 relating to certain cficers in Weshergton county 2S8L. To reicase the title cf the State toa certain house and lot in Oveida connty to Patrick Andrews. 282 To provide tor the appoiutment of a clerk and de- uty of the Court of Special Sessions in the city aud o€ New York, aud io relation to the Justices of said Court. 263. To authorizo toe freasurer of the County of West Soles to borrow money to complete the now county 284. To reviee snd amend an act entitled an act to in- corporste the Aibany and New Baltimore Ship Canal and Basin Company. 286. To amend an act entitied an act authorizing the formation of town insurance comporics. 286. Torepeal an act entitled an act to regulate the — ef the District attorney of the county of Putnam. ri + To provide for the payment of a draft to Oliver al 288. To enable the Oswego Starch Fretory to su the Joss of ita certificate of . wr 289. To amcnd an act entitled an act to amend the Re- ee eS aes Nmited partnerships, passed pr a tod To amend section 85 of chapter 480 of the Laws of 201. For the removal cf obstructions from Harlem River he 23. iTo provide for the eloction of a Registrar of Deods for the county of Westchester. ‘To authorize the city of Ruffalo to guarentee the payment of interest on expended in the construc. tion of a bridge over tho Ningsra river, and to raise ‘maent thereof. ty of the use of certain 29%. tneorporate Department. 200. To amend the act entitled an act to authorize the ent of commissioners to aise lands to be taken for toe Lako Ontario, Auburn New York Rail- road Company and to define the timo within whica said by oe required to complete their road, pass- i. . To authorize the stockholders of tbe Burlington and Utica Plank read to geil and convey part of their road 202. To charge the nate of the benevolent association known as the Fire Department of the city of Utica. Musical ond Dramatic Matters. ‘The concerts of Musard at the Academy of Music have attracted large audiences on every cvoning during the past week. The success of the concerts is now assured, and etill farther attractions will be added from time to Ume. We hope that these most agreeable eatertain. ments will be continued during the whole summor. For this evening tho programme presents several now fox tures. Mr. Vieux cmps bas been engaged. Mr. Taalborg and Mmo. D'\vgri have been retained. The erchos Will play somo of Bector Berlicr’s music, which is allo- | gether new to this public. Tho full particulars of thix “classical night” may be found tn the director's elaborats card to the public. has engaged Bortioz, who Is the most colebrated compo or of the Bew Kciiool. ‘We understand that Miss Teresa Fxmonte will detive leotare at the Mozart Hall on the 28th, on the lyrical p>e- ty of Ireland, in which she will reply to and correct cer- talp miaetetementa and omissions of Mr. Charles Mackay ja copnection with that subject. The lecture will be illus- treted by cight or ten favorite irish melodies, surg by Madame ¢e Lneean, the popular soprano of Dr. Pise's cbapel, in Sydney place, Hrooklyn. The strong feeling } digh exiets aronget our ‘rish fellow cit'zens in reference to Mir. Mackay’s treatment of thelr favorite bards, with the Ac }.tcnal aliracton held ut by Madame de Luseaa's deleious tiwtrations cf their compositions, will tasure a largo audience upon this occarton. Mr. Mackay, Itseoms, undertook a perilous task whon ho ventured upon the Uchliab ground of national minstrelay. Tho dramatic noveities of the week include Mr. J, Weet- lard Marston's play, “Philip of France,” whish has bocn produced by Mr. and Mrs. Waller at the Troadway; a one act drama by tho same author, called “| Hard Straggle,” and an “absurdity” by Brougham, “Tho (reat Tragic le- vival.”’ Both the last named pieces were produced at Purtoo’s. Tho tragedy has two good siteations; but Mr, Marston Is more distiaguisbed for the quantity of bis plays than for the excellence of their quality. He has more than tho ustal amount of ogotism—and dramatc authors are generally pretty woll supplied with that—and has ar- rived at the conclneion that there are no actors good enough to play hia pisces. Zo he revds them to email toa parties of friends tn london, ch must be a cheerful and lively style of entertainment. A “Hard Sueugglo”’ ts what is called « “pretty piece,’ and, barring that it fe too elaborately pathetic, ie interesting. It was woll acted, and quite eucceesful. Mr. Brougham’s bit of « comtemporaneous drama,” announced in a clever parody ‘opon the Acalemy sivertiaements, is founded apo a fanny tea. He makes the persons of to-day—tho Smiths and the Trowns—act and talk the stilted heroes of old | It server a good purposo—shows the | ‘Dtter absurdity of the humbug which it ridicuiee, and has, | fachioued trageaic. morcover, ono or two bon mote. The author, with the ald of Burton, Waloot, Barrett, Setchell, Polly Mareha'! and a | gong, succeeded ia impressing the audionce with “the | joke.” There was an oxquisite bit of gatire tn the final tableas, where all the personages kill each other, and « Metropolitan policeman stands quictly looking on, and mingling & Seger. Among the forthcoming novelties Mr. Burton an ounces a now five act drams, and a musical comedy by Muserd. Mise Laura Keene announces a patriotic drama— “Manche of Brandywine ''—‘ written expressly’ for that thertre, The title is not new. Carl Pormes has returned to town tn “ good order.” ‘The announcements for the theatres tonight ere as follows —— At the Broadway theatre Mr. Waller bas a benoftt, when ‘Philip of France’ and ‘Perfection will be played. Mys. Waller, who has made a fine reputation as a tragic actr: her comedy. PRAt Burton's © The Great Tragic Rertval,”* “The Nervous Man’ and “ The Man Without a ilead,'’ are announced Wi Hurten, Walcot and Brougham in the principal parte At Lavra Keee's theatre tbe great erccess of the wen son, “' The Sea of ise,” is anwounced for the last Ume bu ona, trors and prime favorite with the public, fakes her benefit ont anew drama, “ The Love Knot,’ written Spreng arnavor Drury ane, Se 2S Serr te. Pretriarge tact about the box etion. (bio’s Carden the Ravele In two pantomn'me: At the Bowery Theatre the “Star Mistors ” have bee re engaged this ew ia of the Gien’’ is ales Mr, Ullman also announces that ho | plage Kate O'Brien, to give us a touch of At Wallack's thontre Miss Mary Gannoa, a capital ne- | ough! to attract a Shes ke - Gale of Unciatmed Property Becovered by the Betropoiitan Poltes. (Om Gatersay tart the first public sais of unclaimed pro- Porty recovered by the Police Department took piace at the corner of Broadway acd Dusse atrost, by 4. J. Bleecker, Son & Co., auctioneers. There wure betwoes two end three hundred lots disposed of, which realized the cum of $565 21. Most of the property scld was re- Covered from burglars, ibieves, pickpockets and ehop- IiMers. The law requires that the Property Clerk shall évery ix months sell at public auction all articles romain- tug in bis cestody unciaimed, and the receipts of the same Qrpropriated for ibe benefit of the Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund of the Police Department. There was not 60 largo 4n eltepdance pres nt as was anticipated. o viog no doubt tothe fact that there were not many valuabie articles to besold. Atteno’clock tho saie commenced. The fol lowing are the articies sold and the amount realized: ARTICLES. oil canvass, 1 coil rope, 1 on abaft, 2 brass ket. tles, lot ead bar and pipe eco eagsankh 4 1 bale corton, 1 bale hair, 1 keg nails, lot plug and leaf tobaco: A 6 1 eteam boat bell... 1 lot chewing tobacco 162 62 pair beots, sbors, bostoes and rubbers, 22 Qvaphity of waur pavs, whovels, lines, plate’, jars, #00 J caster and butilee ; schana shah 31 yards tustun and roll toweling, 43 feet belting, 2 felt apd 5 eraw ha's,.... ves vee OTL 2reams ror pirg paper, 14 ths. coffee, 16 ths auger, 3 uubs of but 8, and 1 tub lard.. 34 2¢ 12 silver apd g 7 old watehes ond 30 brass chains , 22 paire pan'e, conta avd vests, Robber sleeve bands, tabla cov brosdoloth, 1) boxes segara, trimmings, b dozen cottoy handkerchiefs, and 4 bieck oo lars... 7 11 coz, keivee ond for! ley, 4 robber ongs., oak &, 1677 W lecics' Crevses, Setawis, Geborts 2 towels, 6 Pillow cases, 12 yards whealieg, 3 bed und tablo covers: ares ene weer eeeee 26 88 ld ekirta, Telghtgowns, 14 shirts, 19 pars drawers and scckings. . 6 78 6 ccrobs, 6 braes fauceis, 3 re: epectacien, eens oe o wes sece 247 grfbbon chains, 2 eernents, 6 roila bindiogs, 16 boxes aud 16 rol’ ribbore, lead percila, 1 lot Lats ond cape, 12 boxes cinpewoa, guiters, pumps, 16 dozen coms, 18 boxes rnbher combs, 12 under- ehirts, % stawls, 6 lacies’ closka, 1 basque, aprons, yarcs merlin, t } shirt besome, and 4 red rhawls . oe ° 82 89 1 gun, 22 pistols, 2 robes sie bland cla, Barrel of oll, and a large quantity of second hand’ cicthing.... 77 48 ‘The amount paid into the city treasury claimed property during the past eevon poars, a3 #pecitiod in ihe rcport of the Chic! of Police, Was $14, and of the property cold at the Tombs, $58, making a totni of $562. ‘The Turf. UNION COUKSS, L. 1.— THOTTING. ‘The second of the series+of trots for purses offered by the proprietors of the Uaion Course came off on Thursday Inst, and was an aflair of much spirit and excitement. It is true there were et many there to witness the sport, but thoee present wore highly delighted, as the trotting Was extremely good. Fivo green horses were entered, three of which came to the post, viz: Mr Tallmaa’a br. g. Te Mr Hosgland’s Bashaw colt; and Mr. Peabody's s,m, Lady Charlotte, Vanic has an unexceptionable gait and isa very fast horee. When walking, bowover, he evinces a slight degree of ctring halt, which, if st does not increase on him, will not impair bis future usefulnoss. The Bashaw coit performed very well considering his ege—fve years—and promises to be aslasher. Of Lady Charlotte little can be said at present. The time made in this race was very feat for green ones in their first race, particularly when the dead state of the track is taken into conederation, The Bashaw colt was the favorite at high odds after he won tho first heat, and probabiy would have won the race had he carried lesawelght ia the first heats, Mr. Tloagiand being somo soventy pounds over weight. Divit Heat —Tho Rasbaw got tho best of the start, and opening a wide gap at the beginning of the heat, to go Uirough without much exertion He heat Panie three Son Jengths. Lady Charlotto wasa bad third. Time— Sccond Teat.—Thia time Panic got the advantage of the start, and to the broaks made by the others, got 8 lead so far in advance that he could not be overtaken. He ed home in 2:46, Lady Charlotte third. un frome place Aad by ae mt bet . ‘8 ud the calt, woig ng | near the proper standard—ouo hundred and forty five née. Tunic took the lead et tke start, but on the upper jarn mado a break, when the colt and Charlotte went in front site and side. They kept this position down the back- stretch, when Charlotte broke up. Panic thon passed her, and made a tremendous dash at the colt. He reached his wheel ou the jower turn, and as they came up the home- etretch he was lapped at the draw gate. Here Hiram rallied tbe colt, and getting @ litde more out of himy ee the score a length iu advance, in 2:43—Charlotie as before Fourth Heat.—Panic again took the lead, aud keeping his feet this timo, went throngh the mile handsomely, con vineing all present that he had the ability to win the race, Me beat the colt three or four lengths, in 241—Charlotie Just inside the fing. Fifth Heat.— Vani again oa tho lead. On the back. strotch be broke, and the colt lapped him. He cut away fain 98 8000 #8 he rocovero!, but broke again on the lower turn. Here the coit got aide and sido with him, and a little crowding was observed, whon tho colt also brokd | up. Panic recovered tiret, and came homo winner of the parse, in 24535. The following is a summary:— ‘Tnewspay, April 18, 1868, purse, mye heats, Dost & in 5, im harness. D. Tallman entered br. g. Panic. . | 3. Conway entored b. g. Malta. me, 240%—2:46—2 402 4 — Naval Intel . ‘The United States ¢team Vowbotan arrived at Cape Town, Cape of Good Hiope, February 19, in otghteen dayé from St Helena. Ail well. Wo learn that the Pow protracted some vight days, Im cyacn; Ning short; but a small amoual ould batan's passage was quence o: het coal fal in. be hed at St, Helena, ich, oat oO ban y ANDREW J. RODRIGUE, OF LRCOMPTON. We copy the following from’ the National Democrat Leoempton, K. T., of the Sth inat—An alalr of a sorrow: ocourred in this chy on last Saturday noon, which resulted in the death ef one 0! oar oldest citizens, and the former Vostasaster, Andrew J. Roderigue. Itap- pears thata diflculty sprung up between the deceased ao! W. 1. Thompson, when the latter stabbed Mr. the Q ue died on ', lung, causing a mortal woun Wodbenay toruiog.. Mr. hia death entering upon the 24th yenr of his preduated at St. Jobn’s college, ham, but and was beloved aud eceteemed by al) his years iain | | Ono Letwarene.—This body @ljourned rine ide on tho j ‘16th inet. Es ~ Court Calendar=This Day. Cover—Cirout.—New. 1448, 89), 5284, 1086, 1083, $269, 2777, S109, S110, ), 2443, 2014, 9000, 8610, 2982, 1163, 8450, 9409, 777. 2847, 3786, D014, 2882, 8749, 2461, 1145, PERL, 2069, 798, BTID, 89) 783, 2117, 1407, L086, 2675, 8346, 1982, 9606, 3048, 9660, STOR, S898, 2HO8, 060, 6, LOOK. , AOR Y, BOO, 2090, 8770, 102d, 1648, 1667, 2800, 2472, 198d, 2600, 2641, 3616, 82, S579. + Schamds Coert=Apeclal Term.—_Nos, 147, 13, 101, 122, 143, 78, 149,140, 160, 161, 16154, 169, 169, 18345, 9, 48, 57, ua) 114, Chevoe Prasa—Dart et—Now. 89, 1108, 1112, 1112 } 1112, 1990, 60, 21, 1307, 028, 1049, 442,496, 470, 854. Park 2.— Now, 1088, 1088, 109%, 1001, 1605, 1006,’ 1099, 861, 1080, 1012, 1ib0, Liol, 1102, #8, 436. 467, 891, 422, 1060, ‘Usermp Praret Duerucr Cocnt.—Noe. in, jus, 34, 42, 43, 57, 78, 114, 116, 117, 128, 93, 40, 44, 47, 51, 5d, 63, 80, we, Serimon Corar.—Nos. 1844, 1719, 1748, 309, 971, 465, Son & Co, 251 Fulton | street nd stella borders from $2 60 to er we. } ry Bear cote conte pen pose ot bay | Paste Felt Hate Just Recetved.spring Pt es weosl KNOX, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton erect ee aca. Compeash Lotion 118 Turd srenen 8 bot. The beet in the world, surpesety, Re rag Bis | atthe masutnctory, 29 Hrond way, Rhenmatio Embrocation, 1:1 Thin Av | } Shontd Attend the Great 2 Toneeke pate Mantes arf of 348. © BARKER, Pe, | 107 Haat Big inert, on Tucrdag, the Ae ins | ee eb ‘te “ ott in the Kildtien. to the els, from the mort mental in the parior, will be ‘im wilhout rerervo, as the owner Keeping. ? i % Cristadoro’s Bair Dye, Wias and Towpees— ‘The beat in the world, wholreaio ont reall, sod the aye pri vately applied, at No.’ Astor Mowe. nm te the Only Persom who can he consulted on diseases of the hair $+ Church sweat. oes \ of to the highest bidter, Tebow: to becale up house: |. Mr. Rodrigue was at the time of | The Revolution th Venezacia—Intereeting | Mews from Uteh--A@utrs tn Kugope--Tho | Ovean Telegraph—-Proseedtogs of Congress sesLucal News, Markets, Meo, dé. ‘The Famiy Hanan of Wednescay wit contain « record of the events of the woek of importance. Among ober thingsi: will contain — A letter from our correspondent at Porto Dabello. giving aa interesting ascount of tbe recent revctution in Venezuela. Tntereeting news from Uiah—‘the War Fever atil! high— Spicy extracts from the discourses of the Aposilea~ Report (€ the Delogntos to Congress, do. Ao, Latters trem our correspondents In London, BL Petersburg, o., giving an recon t of aiTnire la Kucope, The Ocean Telegraph—Leiter trom our apectal correspon: dent. Shipwreck at Fei—Loss of (ho cl pper allp Juba Gilpin olf Cape Born, é Arriv Lof the Untted States steam frigate Basgcebenna— Fesrful reveges of the yellow (ever Interesting letter from ous correepoudont at San Juan det | Norte, Nicaragua Dit ge at Waebirgton—Report of tLe Prooedings of Con- Kdttorial Remarks on prominert eventa of tho The Local Incicents of this ana 4. & cities of general laterest. : APull Report of ths Prices of all kinds of Morktestie Produce, cerefully corrected oveh week Tho Laleot Inteltigence received up ty the time af pubtios doo. Together with Potlos Reporte—Thealsteal Matero—Report cf the Cele Market—Bioney and Comrnereial Ware NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1858. Teges end Desthe—formicd « grent mews of intere ful and miscel'ancous rea tir g Tors e—On'y $2 a year; four canis w singta copy. To ba obtsined at the cffice of (ho Hesain aad of wil news Kgen's 10,000 Cases Boots and Shoca at Auctiin prices, ot PHILLINS 4 BMITH'S, 24 Warren stress. Baryvy's Tr yas ig tine Bert waril chespest orticle fcr dressing, besn(itying, clea elng, earit restoring ine hair, Ladies try ik Hold by ob gresrrvyag and Hoar eness Cwiett by & Brown's Bronchial Tro hes ' or cough lori pges. Sold by ail drogetsta. ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. buspay, April 18—6 2, 9 ‘The stock market cloved yestervay without mu we fon. For several day: the operations at the Board o/ Brokers have been limited, but prices have been without toalorial chenge. We bave bad during the past week two or three arrivals from ‘oreign porta, but thore hae been B great dearth of news calculate’ to give au inpo toe to commercte! trensactions, From Kagtand v0 havo advices of a declining cotton market, the absence of all sy eculation In stock scourlties, the abuodance ard low price of money, an no visible indication of retaraing no tivity im mercantile matters. From Californ'a wo have the usual sem! monthly remittance of gold, but no news of importance relative to burluess aifaira. Within our own limite nothing of a faancial or commercial character 0” ‘mpertance has transpired. Internal navigation las ‘been pretty generally resumed, and the movement cf Produce from the interior to tho seaport markets have been quite active. Prices for breadstuily rule at auch low points that water conveyancs is the only mede of traneportation that can he resorted to. ‘The postponement of the opening of our State canals from the 20th to the 28th inat., has Teena Mearpointmert to | Produce dealers, and cerved to temporarily stiffen prices. ; We czmnot lock for much activity in business gonorally unill pavigation i+ fuily revumed. This is particuiariy important this 6cason, In consequence of tho nerexsity of avoiding ag much as possible all expensive con veyauces for all corte of grain. We shail feel reriousiy this year the want of the canal ealargemett. The raii- | roads have reduced to the lowest living poicta the rates of freigbt, and they are atili too high to be availed of by forwarders. We do pot see that any further decrease in railroad charges can be made. Int for the necessity of gettirg produce out of the hands of growers and gottirg it to market for the purpore of xetting the mashinory of Dasiners once more {nto active operation, it would be better for uilroa! companies to lay up their froight cars ¢) | wait the return of better times. Ina little more than sisty days we eball bave the new whost crop har verted, and the yicli bifs fair to be even greater than that of jast year, Tho bulk of the old crop ix sti] fm frat heods, and the accumulation is likely to bo enormous. The probability i#, theroforo, that prices | must cootiane to rele at very low points, and tho only hope | is ia @ foreign demand arising from doficiort harvests. | The corrying trade of the country must therefore Le con- | Macd ay mach as possible to water navigation. Freighting | between the hast and the Woet will be forced almost oa tirely upon our canajs and great lakes, to tho isjury of those Lines of retiroads which have depeaded upon trans portation of ‘merchandise and produce. They had much | better do nothing than wear cat their track and rvonic | gear by carrying freight at lostor rates. | We anderstend that Mr. Lathers, aaactivo aud promi | pent circetor of the Irie Ral'road Compary, will sca re eign. It will be recollected that this gentloman exerted Limsolf perseverizgly during the efforts of the company | to oLiain subscriptions t the required loan, vnfortameiy | without euceees; and his resignation #0 soon aller Me. | Sforan’s return from Furope, may be taken as evidence that hy Los absndoned ail hope of saving the congo u from the honds of the bondboliers. Wo fear that murt ulti mately be the result of tho proscmt {nancial diitioultics. ‘Tho frco discussion of the pact managoment of te Soul erm Michigan Railroad, and the efforts male by cach party to relieve himself from coagure, ts rapidly bring'ng ont new points from which to view tts etrguiar financie! porition, The same old facts are simply retold from Nove to titre, and every stocicholder is familiar with them What ¢ cow wanted fa simply @ perfect'y harmonious beard. It was mainly from want of that, and not from | the parLcolar acts cf the past and present managomont, that the sto-khollors have found their property so uve! | diminished in nominal but not in real value. That tas not changed fo much, and arder ® harmonious new ma- agement would largely and rapidly appreciate. A more fortenste period to fund the oatiag debt could not | be presented, and with an newurance of cconomy ant vigilance, WO augur the most fardrabie reewlla to tho stockholderf. Tho business of the road is largo, and lt is | ovidont that whit ts alone wanted 7 @ larmonious bowrd, | that will agree end act upon euch measures as freo dis. | } cussion ¥ lil show to be the best caleulated to benellt the | | stockholders. The guarantoed stock may earn a dividend | pest yenrjand with that sttacbes the right for tom por | cent otvidends from the dato of its croation, whenever the | finances of the company show that it is earned. Ti» oid stock must wait for dividends until that is liquidated. Buch was the clear intonber of the parties who created .t, and cuch wee snnonmeod at that period, and It war on that | | guazaatee that was consolidated. | The cxportation of apecte from this port lat week wes smail, notwithstanding the departure of three European seamere — seets of Severe yrow tm Tort of New Yorx. Schr Kate Weston, St. Toublooba - ) teemmer Cahawbs, Hayena—loubioons . do, | —Gold aad silver... Drig teadora, Arriyn—Doudicona. Ser 1 ghtaibg, Rio Grande—Am. Gold Staanmer I » Liver Sovereigns. Neamer Harmonia, —Am. Goid he. do. Steger North Star, ne, do. Steamer Philadelphia, Ha: Total for the week. . Previously reported | remittance and large disbursements from the Sub Troasu- | ry to help along the coumt, aad we look for an aggrogme | of mere than Uirty theee wth jon of dollars, ‘The following are the (rotations for coin and bullion ' ‘ean ithe mat. »* aril a ] Mex. (pn) 20 conta, rnum” over tke rfeet } prom ig aces! ron, v 4 see coe ae i on c me ihaler ik a Da 4S 6 GO wi t Atenonrnt. do. do. All the banks of the State of Pennaylvania have com- plied with the law requiring @ resumption of specie pay- ments on the 12tb of April. Pure Chioreform, prepared * Danecan ‘The earnings Of the Terre Heute and Alton Raiiroed for ‘Parnom's Meroum ‘The Iteart of the World,” a new Ftinbure, oa Ws HED ORE peer tegel Grama, eon Dream at Sea,” are for GRRE ABaneets ” ory, Gornee vf Yowk pd wy hw aes $ ounce very Be to nigt, ‘they ait tree Brovkign. For siglo and qusity ‘The Urndon Banter’ ow oad Rete . yy - = Manet view ‘of the moafey mar! month of March — . araounes a ie: B-——) Laden Rag edie Se 199 Broad. “he events of March, fina financial or merorniile fe " wey, raleet Menke srem mS AO pein of view, bare Bob jmportant, The announge- 5 . gpeet of the Indien Iran codcr the terms of the aot pw. eappower this courtry, bow Lot coeasinned much exeiteracbt Present 6 eu advers: direction Other au; Clpaled, sertioularly from the further ix purcbarce mente of 6 tuben cent, bet ti tor operations been extensive, aud the range ce@ced 1 per ecat brehere E wg the East fadia i ; Dat wot- ‘with-tm dng objections bave Wee made to the to wrich the Proposal fer £6,000,000 hap beon br for. wasG, HH in oti} Une ghs that “he whole acouunt wii! be eab- ferbed. Throvgh the arrivais of specio from Austra ia upd Alwerica tLe ivense to we Lauk's eleck of dalla has Deen ceneicersble, ane it bee now reached the larg toval | of £18,755.615, From the latter point Hitle more for the ORLCOLed, the Talo Of «xo ‘eet Todies, and heac i* pot at #'l imoroPadle, especially as few how made for the Cont pent, and the ahip- ‘er to the Past bave unJergone a large dimi- ‘The bavk ouvituuc is stil meintained al 3 per | here appears every exprotution tbat « reduction T Opt will bofore long be accomplished The | of Thom th Exglirh securities d rivg the moctd have na rived has 6Oucely ex- The investment of tno goverumept 1b on accsupt of toe Urimean Sinklog Fand and the Savings Backs Commissioners, bave icceeased the tires tb of the market, and notwithetnuding the appoar- ance of the Ineian {crn prices have been rurly suppor ed. Fxcbequer bills epd Tadian bones bave uot been €0 firna threvgh Sarvupar, April 17, E00 Chio 6's 104 100 whys £ 260 Tonn 6's "90 x 60 00 do, al tew speculative cals. The value of mone , hes el beycnd 14g to 2 per centon the deposit of Céy) afterncen, at four o'clock took Kxckanges 206 400 Hurlem RR Vey 10060 ErieRobs'7 1660 40 406 do... b30 1274 S00 do,,,.,.660 41% CO Harlem RR prof., 21 SOOO do... oO AL Mt Ta Gr & MURR. | BN BECO La AMIGbes. 1569 dy soe. Og 1000 P&Oqhpo iaibas 9 10845 1006 Gal&Ca:2ra nda, 20 kbs Au x & arteare’ T we 10 St Niebolas Bk... 10 Cary Imp Co. ay £0 Dei&HuolCo 060. 105% 5 fick Cent | 06 Penn Coat Co... 70s, WO Mi SRN Le RR e 20 Pas Mail Stea) 7 oA do... ..p & | 60 Cumber a ° ° 6 @ £0 100 ko 600 "4 SECOND BOARD 86500 U States On '67 115 iad) ohm Erte coy e000 Teen Ow "0... Beg uw 69, G6Ceo Incians G'e,... Eos, 190 OOo .000 core do 189 Hudson River RR 130i 0 Lae tail igtbs. i do ., wree do. aes 200) 40 200 sie Cantou Co... 4 04 fiariem KR, we Go..0.. P19 WH O62 Harlow RM pret. oo do..,.. DSO 2% 10 Mich Gen RR DIO 4 Cumb Coat Oo... 17 oO Go. 0 62 Ko do... VX XO bitch B & oo da CITY COMMERUIAL RAPPORT. Avvys Bales of about 100 vb.e. pots wore made at 6 Traore A moment in pr bbis , take 50 MicSi&N Lapt #.bE0 h do al 20 Mili & Miss RR... raiera. ~ M&&N.I pret. F1x Pacama....... 106 Dilpols Conteal. 91 Market Monty. Sar eoay, April 17—6 Iie Four Ihe market exhibied co chango Ainong tho wales were about 1,000 ort, $1 tO. There was also » Tair n for ¢ cemond from the Fastern trade, and for export to tre Briton pre 60eu ay vances. ‘Thy 00 pois, wit wo day emorsced about t the following range of «+ $4 Cha $4 Gel. & Chicago. 82 ! Giovs, & Tol... 43 i Chi KRis.... 13 1a Cr. & Mi 6 i Mo. & Mi 2 ‘a Pocie Mai 1% ti wort of Sixth ayoun. Buxz.—At Tompsin'*villo, 8.1, Fiona, only davgoter vf David &. on Pradey, Apeit 18, and Prances G. db years, 8 months acc’ LO care - The frivnde ff the samiiy ass reapoetfully tawited to ” tend the Nneral, ov ey 1200, at two o’clock. A Bere — On Seturda; (Mon@ay) asterncon at threo o'cicck. Hid roEmins will be ‘ase COpy. bain ana morning, April 17, Laczs'A:, wife rot The relatives and frienda of the family , and thoes of har father, Ke wm Croswell, @e invited to aitend the frm te Choreb .f the Ascension, corver of Tenth #10 FiGb avecue at two o’elsck this (Monday) afterncen, without further petica, rvxs —Or Saturday eight, April 17, J, widow of t ‘ght, St, Jame the resideace of her » this (Mom- Jobe F Burke, ip the SLet year The tuners! will take piace from abter, No. 462 Columbia etreet, nas Te Bev, morning, A slots Alsen Oowass, aly Cid ae teen aaek cons Mary Avo Becheli, aged 8 monshs and 22 days. ‘ubormi will take place thy afternooa, a6 fpsaciek, from tte rveicence, No. 842 2 im bis street, Beno y van On Sunday, April 18, Many Jae Coomaaty dag bier of Joba aad the Tete Taurs Corven, The relatives and frieuds of the family are ri Invited to att-pd the funeral, from the residence of mer fsauer, ho %o Watis otreet, Unis (Monday) wlternooa, @b three ovelcek Conorts Tn Brooklyn, oo Sunday, April 18, at the re | ‘Merce of bis sister, Mr#. Catharins Bugs, in Cumberiaad | street, between Dekalb avénue and Lafacct e avenue, Me. Liyw C. Comsacc, eyed 70 years, 8 months and 48 days, The rvlativoe and friends of the family are invited to at tend the ‘crerel, on Tuesday aiterncon, at two o'¢ oak, rom the above place. Corsmre..-Oo Sunday morning, April 18, at one creates after @ ebort iliness, Nicotave Conseia, aged 36 years, touts and 3 Casa. Weep not for me, my Anna dear, Lom not dead, but sleeping As! 4m new, 60 you must be, Prepare for death and follow me. froin Tig Inte residence, No. 21 , Corner Jum ctrect Brooslya. His remains will be taken to: word Cemetery for interment of Green- Deven OG Saturday night, April 17, at half past i Cesium oferoek W.. youngest son of Catharina aud the | late Henay Dicker, aged 2 months end 17 days. ‘The acquaintances of the family, acd the members af Rolard Looge No. 10, A. O. of U. F, are requested to at tend the fureral trem tho residence of Henry Dacker, Ne 262 Kivicgton street, tois (Monday) afiernom, at twe o’cleck, The remains wiil be tnterréd in Greenwood Oe metory Fass —On Burday mornizg, April 18, James Mort, eam of Siepben H aod Exomy Earle, aged 6 years, 9 monthe nd 10 cay &. They who seek mo carly shail fod ma. The triceds of the family, and Patnam Chapter No, @, ©. U. A., are invited to attend the funeral, from the roai- cence of hi Failiee, No. 288 Houston atrect, on Tuosdag nooleek, ov —On Saturday, April 17, Maroansr, widow @& Heavy Mamilten, in the 7$@ year of hor Tho turer) wh take ce from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary L. Clancy, No. 24 Clinton place, this Cousay) stternce a, at two o’e St. Louis end Louisville papers among copy. ‘ Jacom.—Oa Suacay morning, April 18, Miss Joamva Be Tacons, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her brother, Fd wal W. Jacobs, are reepoctiully lavited te ab- tend the funeral, from the Methodist Protestant church, t= Attorney street, this (Monday) afternoon, at ona o'clock. Keziy —On Paturday morning, April 17, Kiem, wito of Danie! Kelty aged 54 sears. The fiieuus and acquaintances of the tamily, those of eee brother, Daniel O'Conor, and of her son in-law, Thomas ‘Stack, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, frees bor late ceeider ce, No. 64 Fourth street, Witiamsdurg. a bail paet ton o'clock this — morning. A soléma re- quiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her seal, “\izsvox On Band Apel a8, Mone B danghter of zvsOx.—On Sunday, 18, Merv BE, Robert aad Mary Lovcox, aged 10 months aod 7 The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Monday) atorzoon, at three o'clock. The re- waine will be taken lo Greenwood. | ws Hicks sueet, pear Dograw street, Brooklyn, Unis | (Monday) morning, at ten o'clock. |} MeDosoraw.—At Hoboken, op Saturday, April 17, Ham. | wari, dorghter cf Francis M. and Harries McDonough, | aged BS years, & montha and 19 days. Thefrierds, ard those of the eye Cree Ny tm vited to stterd the funeral, this (Mow ab tbree o'clock , from No. 5é Meadow atreot, Pacn.--Ot Saterday, April iT, Capt. Bassamiy Peas, of the United States navy, aged 65 years. The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon, a& two o'clock preciecly, from Trinity church. The friends of the family, and tho ctilcers of the navy, are respectral- ly ‘ar ed to attend, without further nonce. exnn —On Priday, April 16, Temueer Horr, only obte | of Chertes iL and Mary F. Smith, aged 8 montha and SB suitor lite children (> come unto me. fcienda of the family are invited te ral, (hie (Monday) afternooe, at two o'cle mitten Howe, corner of Browlway aad Twenty-cight atecot TrvseR-—On Saturday, April 17, at the residence of hie sister, Mrs Honry Pogert, No. 282 Division street, of oxa- compton, Konset Tunvam, in the 4h year of his age. pe of cur quotations. Fourral eervicos thiv (slonday) afverncon, at three peed of f0 teen, at oar S| otct-ck. His reraaine will be taken to Porth Atboy, Now wih «mall gale On Turday moruing, for interment. was niet and » eal erabraced about 9,000 , — THAsCke—-On Saturday, ApriliT, aftora short and se- ® 106,100 bushels, inc'uding Southern red at $1 15, | SS pos Coswa, only daughter of Joba Turnare, Jeg nferior Southera red at $1 aad prime white do. at os vere, 2, apd ecmmon co at $1 298 $1, and white Obte at Tha friends of the family are requested to attend the fa- oH To Liter rewa vogaged in Balk @t we one 1.5 B00 bowes chieva at 0 bots. row 1Md, ont ab 1,500 1,600 Dales of | ‘id. ‘Le Roudum 500 boxes of Cheoad at Sde., tierces beef ab Ju To Glasgow abo 4 bits. 108m were ergeged Atle. ‘There wea noth in sates to the Coptinent or to California Hav wae ntonty, with pate Wit 100% 1,509 bales, | at ce @ 00 tor ecw quaity. Lave heea week, and prices re been quite lars. We nts, 30008 Oronece, +, Hx Menthe; 5,00 uiornia to ar rive, on private terms. Too’ Wat relling at 8% fromthe yard for Seotch pig. There wae very little autcet, the previous arrivals having becw prety well todd Gut Crices closed at about $26—sie | moenthe, Tiemtn Das heen in cont tomand ed fall prices. Sales have Leen farge aad the stack is beeominy rednced. Ree 62,200 hemleek, 11,000 ak. Hales 60,400 hom. lock, 1 oak. Stock, 114 °90 hemlock, 30,500 < ak. | “— The & (ood demand for clatiliing mo- laoses, and about 860 hhds. clayed tart were wold, to go to Boston, at 2le , MOdo. Verto itice at Sie, aud 20 40. Cuba murcovato at 240. Navar @ronrs —piita tarpentine were fiem at $2. « | wht # were Mus Common roein was held at #1 BPN wae quiet a! #5 65 4 &i 75. Ore wer ttoarty at 7) charged. Peon mons —Pork—The market was to or forwasd delivery, and at Liquor rates, noed about 2,600 bbls, inciaved in whica wore about 1.200 bbia. buyer's option, at 615 a # asic frm, with snd ¥o. a9 wh alee of abou: lic.. and 100 kegy ative. Butter waa plorty deuand Act = OT, ‘Morning, \pril 18, after a short dub sevore iliners, wi was ‘paee wih rietian fortitade I ay oe | wifo ry er. the are Seely yee ne a 0 Jertersoe etrest, one Arua. Apel iT, of comsuraption, CaRo- “Te amily are invited of the are to at vent at » of shout liye ai ime, part to artis oF prions more at $16 0, and car wae p pood demand. with aaler of was ra‘her tower, but in good demand, with | @ uncharged snd sales limited. Tinssed was Co. atic, while sperm and whsle wore an be sales on meen doltverable within thirty anc eixty days £69 bis. Ko. ou the a0 ombeaced about 160 $14 60; “Uhin mons was at at $1920. Boot % The & alow ©, ab 400 4 560 Wvbla., ino!ad- ry mene at B10.® extra do at $14 reef hams Ai $7 15. $8 25, 008 43 69; was at $18 a 825. 19 WIth sales Of about 160 bbls, at $18. sales of 150 boxes at Pie ! »*G6, for long and short | at Te. @ 160. for Ohio, O18 wea dul ey | Wallace, Kear. a the Obih pear’ of hee 0 mt dermand poral, frem the residevee of her grandfatoer, Joba Ture pure, No 67 Lexington avenue, this (Monday) afternoem, at three o'clock, withont further invitation. : Vans Atst.—Go Savory April li, Carmen A , daugt- terof Joho] and Soean A. Van Aust, aged 12 pears, © sard (4 dape pope but mothers koow a wolkee's lowe, pure, #0 lea tog and ; cl how bleot thea art above, Dy youth! dete eo" tho Pauntly ~ 1, ‘coal Union Ne. 2, 0 D oof A, are mepecthaity invited to attend the fonoreri, {rom the reridence ot her mothor, No, 2462 Rixaboil sroot, Wes (idvaday) aflornoomy, At two o'clock. California papers pleare ropy Wauacn —Ou Saturday, Aprit 17 Wartace, @ native of Gia gow, %rtl Mary YeDoroses 1, wife of Jaman ‘The frienda of the family and the members of the land Guard fare requested to attend the foneral. this (( Gay) aller acca, at ove o'clock, irom her lute residence, Ne. 399 Tenth aven' Py? sania ve . ‘Turaday, , Resraae Grxrrom, wite lohn West, in the Sot Jor of her age. New lop papern Wuarros.—On wRtarday, Aged 17, 0 ntemmation, Jom Wharton, a native of county Dowo, neor Newry, Irotan@, need 90 years, MISCELLANEOUS. itor vote rine oe CARDS AND city. Broadway, corner At JONES, 1 ANN STRERT, #9 0 FOR FVERDELLUS—WRDDING velopes, the cheapest Meret inthe AT OIMBRaDEs, ‘ . Card e@rray'sa. ionery, ¥ Posey peel afopodam VORNA PUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING THR lea, extracted with! ut pala, so that the opt cae be worm, ed'aieyy afver the operston’ will nee to the pertont, 67 Dr. LACH. 7) Kirondway, | AUTION RH. Chg, NF. : has Bo ta tae ke it Tomen Ro 1p lowe ‘in the gine ITH'S GREAT “ELECTRIC OL” OL ea seat by ove reapertabie hones in afer, weeks | havo cold a large quantity of Dr. Va elesirioo!t, and tm wroken of only with UnQUALed prage. (cod eperis Tem R, Bargevn 1400 reel, wll gearRnt GATHS FOR GARDENING, SOT Won wore, nad. rend [Sunt wha ‘sol a hs Jobe street, alt fof), smooth sad enewy white Sol ae 4. LES, TRENT SODA WATER APPARY mito ow mre, near Broniway, Xow Cort. 08, -=_ LTO ORR —PREWING, INTED LTO Co pone NS — vw INT Do or STOO Mere NS eEe te out 1 ERE Ml. ‘ medi, vad ten T enema acrogs small, yours, « sees ge” dene